Sacred Heart College - Gradatim Yearbook (Belmont, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1972 volume:

■H HBBB£ra««B2 Z- ! %flSiamg | ItaiortC MllH TOS i? smmM m ISA I 5 ssrrrrTT - i GiJi4JDATZM197 SACRED HEART COLLEGE : BELMONT, NORTH CAROLINA 1 i The cornerstone of every college is people growing together as a strong body of friends, made even stronger by their experiences shared throughout the years. And if this structure, which we call a college, is to survive, friendship is the cement that will hold this body together. as| CONTENTS Introduction 1 Administration and Faculty 16 Organizations 34 Activities 60 Classes 94 Senior Memories 116 Advertisements 124 Addresses 155 ARCHIVES SISTERS OF MERCY BELMONT, NORTH CAROLINA Shy smiles and simple hellos began the many friendships in the days of unfamiliarity that are lasting here and growing still. ■ ■111 ■ f •: 1 T fcjj INI If Jflfr f; f § j mWL . . j£ Mb I •..! JH Life would be worthless if it were only self-seeking, but with the aid of friends, we search beyond ourselves. A friend is someone who knows all about you and likes you just the same. Individual differences are assimilated as we realize that they are not barriers but stepping stones in the formation of true bonds of unity. Being a small school one sees few unfamiliar faces but the soul of the familiar ones become part of us as we realize their capacity to help us grow in understanding ourselves and our world. 10 ; _jB Friendship is not a sometime thing; its strength lies in knowing that it will endure the bad times as well as the good. 12 13 ■ HOMBi 14 True friendship requires time and patience in understanding the idiosyncrasies of the individual, but repays itself in the end when one can truly say this in my friend. 15 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Friendship is the passionate and abiding desire on the part of two or more people to produce together conditions under which each can be, and spontaneously express, his real self; to produce together an intellectual soil and an emotional climate in which each can flourish, far superior to what either could achieve alone. MAGNIFICENT RECORD OF ACHIEVEMENT At Sacred Heart College Sister Stephen has greatly increased the physical facilities. Doyle Residence Hall and McCarthy Library were dedicated in 1966. Previous to her coming to Sacred Heart College Sister Stephen contributed to the Diocese of Raleigh as Supervisor of Schools under Monsignor Gilbert and then as Principal of Asheville Catholic and Charlotte Catholic High Schools. During her term of office Sister Stephen enlarged the faculty and greatly broadened the scope of the educa- tional curriculum at Sacred Heart. Accreditation by the Southern Association, Decem- ber 3, 1971. A great day in the history of the College. Kent Residence Hall opened in November of ' 68. Graduation- 1971 Sister Mary Stephen Monohan, R.S.M. President of Sacred Heart College 1962-1972 A college is not recognized because of its buildings and material assets, but rather by the quality of the people who are involved with the institution. No one person can be responsible for the development of a college, but it takes the leadership of one person to coordinate and direct the individual contributions needed to make it grow. Under the guidance of Sister M. Stephen, President since 1962, Sacred Heart has been transformed from a two-year junior college to a four-year liberal arts college. Since she has been here many progressive programs have been added to the college curriculum. One of Sister Stephen ' s major responsibilities is to interpret the aims of the college to the students, faculty, alumnae, and Board of Trustees. This fosters a unifying element among the members of the college community. Sister Stephen ' s good will and tireless efforts have been an inspiration to all. 19 Sister Mary Annette Librarian Sister Mary Bernard Director of Student Accounts Sister Mary Gertrude Director of Admissions Dr. Edward L. Donovan Academic Dean Sister Jeanne Marie Dean of Student Affairs Col. William F. Povermo Director of Development Sister Mary Regina Business Manager 21 ART By offering a comprehensive curriculum, the Art Department has as its goal the de- velopment of the interested individual ' s visual communication skills, creative thinking and expression, aesthetic awareness and knowl- edge of art past and present. The curriculum is so structured that it encourages continued innovation and expression. It offers two areas of concentration: the broad field of art itself and another in which students who are in- terested in the educational aspects through the media of art may select Art Education. The students exhibit, throughout the year, various works of art they have created. Sister Mary Theophane Art Chairman TiF l Mrs. Mary E. Mintich 22 Dr. Joseph Lewandowski, Jr. Psychology Chairman Miss Karen Henry Sister Mary Gertrude PSYCHOLOGY The Psychology Department offers an un- dergraduate program which has a strong lib- eral arts context and thus provides a general understanding of psychology as a way of studying human behavior. Under the direction of the Department ' s new chairman, Dr. Lew- andowski, and the new teaching assistant, Karen Henry, a temporary animal colony was established, and students began working on animal experimentation and research. This year saw the establishment of the Psychology Club. The program also provides a back- ground for students preparing for a variety of other professions in which an understanding of human behavior is important. 23 Sister Mary Jean Baptiste 24 EDUCATION The Education Department ' s primary ob- jective is the preparation of teachers who are professionally competent and acutely aware of the responsibilities and privileges entailed in their involvement with the youth in the con- temporary American school. The Department is concentrating its re- sources on the preparation of elementary school teachers on the Early Childhood (K-3) and the Intermediate (4-9) levels. Plans for a Special Education program are now underway. Music courses are also included in the edu- cation program. •=:_: ' WKmsmm Mrs. Joy L. Sparrow i m Sister Mary Cecilia Music Chairman Mrs. Barbara W. Lewis 25 INTEGRATED STUDIES American Studies explores the many facets of American culture. The purpose of this program is to offer students a broader under- standing of the unique quality of the Ameri- can experience and to prepare them for career opportunities in museum work, research, teaching, and to some extent, for general busi- ness positions as well as graduate study in the field. General Studies allows the student to ex- plore a variety of different fields and to struc- ture a program specifically tailored to her individual needs and interests. Such a program of study makes the entire curriculum available to the individual student. This program pro- vides the kind of background helpful in busi- ness careers and may serve to indicate the student ' s choice of future graduate study. Dr. Anthony M. Camele Director of General Studies Dr. Louise S. Brown Integrated Studies Chairman Miss Gordon Q. Freeman American Studies Chairman 26 iww. Miss Lynn A. Feider Mr. Kenneth H. Margerison Mrs. June R. Herndon Reverend David Hagan Dr. Carl J. Zell 27 SOCIAL WELFARE The Social Welfare Department combines classroom instruction, individual supervision, and actual work in a social agency in order to help the student learn the method necessary to help people function, within society, both as individuals and in groups. The Department is designed primarily for students who plan to seek immediate employ- ment in the field and those who plan graduate social work education. The program also of- fers courses for students who plan to prepare for employment or FURTHER education in the human SERVICES in general. SECRETARIAL SCIENCE The Secretarial Science Department has as its primary objective to prepare secretaries to take their places in the business world after the completion of two years of college work. Emphasis is placed on a strong liberal arts background. Students may elect the general secretarial program or the medical secretarial program. The 1972 class will be the last to graduate under the two-year program since the college is now a four-year institution. Miss Elizabeth F. Little Social Welfare Chairman Mrs. Mary S. Raker Secretarial Science Chairman Mrs. Mary Ann Thomas 28 Sister Gloria Ann Mrs. Merriweather Maynard LIBRARY STAFF w Sister Mary Hildegarde 29 Mrs. Johnnie Fuller Sec, Dean of Student Affairs Mrs. Carolyn Dunn Sec, Director of Development , Mrs. Francis Coyle Sec, President Mrs. Virginia Campbell Sec, Registrar 30 Mrs. Faye Jefferies ' ec. Director of Admissions Mrs. F.ula Roberts Sec, Business Manager Mrs. Betty Ray field Sec., Academic Dean Mrs. Nora Bridges Receptionist Mrs. Mae Lark Sec, Education Department 31 Mrs. Ruth Wallace Sister Mary Irene Mrs. Joanne Edwards, R.N. Nurse Mrs. Ruby Hill Head of Housekeeping 32 Mrs. Eva Reimann Voice Instructor Officer Robert Mills Security Officer Sister Mary Michel Director of Food Services Mrs. Eleanor Cathcart Head Cook Mr. Ted Fuller Head of Maintenance 33 ORGANIZATIONS A really noble friendship, which realizes the higher ideals of the relation, must be open- eyed; friendship ought never to lose its sight. Our friendship is really helpful to others, not when it makes things easy for them, gratifying their desires and yeilding to their humours, but when it develops the best that is in them; when it puts them on their mettle, makes their weak- nesses clear, and spurs them to the acquirement of the strength which overcomes. Our friends, said Emerson with characteristic insight, are those who make us do what we can. Hamilton Wright Mabie A. S.G.A. OFFICERS: A Wheeler, Pres.; R. Peters, V.P.; M. Branigan, Corres. Sec; C. Kirk, Treas.; B. San- flippo, Sec. B. SENATE: K. Henry; R. Peters; M. Sendlewski; R. Hudson; C. Kirk; B. Sanflippo; M. Branigan; H. Letherman; A. Wheeler; M. Akra; M. Henry; M. Wright; J. Weber; M. Kirk. Student Government; Senate Determined student leaders were able to work more effi- ciently with a revised consti- tution. The most exciting pro- posals it sponsored were visita- tions and drinking in the dorms. Another aim was the Club 21-Snack Bar which was to be built in the Summer House. Stu- dent leaders also sponsored Good News Youth Rally, a leadership conference and re- treats at Maggie Valley. 36 I m 3 m 1 38 House Council; Hall Representatives The House Concil found itself at times caught between the stu- dents desires and the administra- tions demands. A great deal of credit should go to them for their unending efforts to satisfy the students. During the year the council sponsored activities such as a Halloween and St. Patricks Day party. In order to decrease the amount of house meetings the duties of the hall representatives were broadened. Their main function was to attend meetings with the House Council and relay the information to their halls. A. H.C.: D. Green, Sec.- K. Bouknight, Treas.; J. Besenf elder, Soc. Chair.; K. Bernier, V.P.; J. Weber, Pres.; C. McLaughlin, Soc. Chair. B. H.R.: S. Jones; S. Donegan; C. Venture; R. Sliger; L. Tamny; A. McFadden; M. Wright; NOT PIC: M. Hartmen; B. Henie. B 39 Judicial Boards; Review; Appeals This years newly devised judi- cial system has proven a great suc- cess. It is composed of a Student Government Board which en- compasses all infractions not under the jurisdiction of the House Council; a House Council Judi Board which resides over all dormitory violations; a Dean of Students Review Board which reviews all cases involving sus- pensions and expulsions; and also a Court of Appeals Board which hears any appeals from either the Student Government or House Council Judi Boards. The main coordinator for the entire judicial system is the Chief Justice. A. REV. BOARD: R. Wallace; Sr. J. Marie; D. Searles; M. McBride; B. Lange; M. Truesdale; NOT PIC: Dr. Lewandowski; S. Holler. B. S.G. JUDI BOARD: R. Peters; A. McFadden; J. McCoy; S. McMillan; G. Skelton; H. Letherman; M. Henry; J. Hanbury; P. O ' Brien. C APPEALS BOARD: P. Moran; M. Young; J. Wolf; B. Truesdale; J. Tro- iano; NOT PIC : G. Hackett; G. Gal- loway. D. H.C JUDI BOARD: J. Ford; A. Callery; E. Luhman; N. Malone; A. Cassinelli; K. Bernier; S. Pendergrass. k 41 y j 1? r 10 ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES ALLOWED 4 ■■ MM Class Officers A. SEN. CLASS OFFICERS: M. Kirk, Pres.; K. Wood, V.P.; H. Farfour, Treas.; D. Vigilante, Sec. B. DAY STUD. REP.: V. Stewart, Pres.: N. Walker, Sec. -Treas.; H. Letherman, V.P. C. JUN. CLASS OFFICERS: R. Hud- son, Pres.; V. Przygocki, V.P.; B. Truesdale, Treas.; NOT PICTURED: A. Nelson Noel, Sec. D. SOPH. CLASS OFFICERS: E. Tracy, V.P.; M. Sendlewski, Pres.; M. Broomfield, Sec; NOT PICTURED: N. Malone, Treas. E. FROSH. CLASS OFFICERS: A. Stringfellow, Treas.; C. Pierse, Sec.;M. Wright, Pres.; D. Chariker, V.P. 43 44 Afro American; International Relations The Afro- American Union is a joint association with Belmont Abbey College. Its main functions are to search into the working of the Black conscience and to pro- mote an understanding of the role of the black man in today ' s society. Another organization is the In- ternational Relations which is established specifically for the for- eign students. Co-sponsoring a lec- ture by Congressman Broyhill, a visit to the Mint Museum, and a tour of Charlottes Law Enforce- ment Center were among the var- ious activities sponsored by IRC this year. A. AFRO-AMER. MEM.: M. Grier; J. Croan; J. Quick; M. Kelly; L. Janson; F. Allen; NOT PIC. P. Cole; W. Millican; E. Drayton. B. AFRO-AMER. OFFICERS: M. Grier, Sec.; Achumba, Treas.; J. Croan, Pres.; NOT PIC. L. Janson, V.P. C. INTER. REL. MEM.: M. Diaz; C. Owens; B. Henne; W. Millican; L. Mes- edez; I. Boyd; N. Palomino; A. Truesdale; M. Kelly; M. Finnegan; K. Poole; NOT PIC: T. Loflin; A. Stringfellow; R. O ' Donnell. D. INTER. REL. OFFICERS: S. Pender- grass, Pres.; M. Truesdale, V.P.; C. Don- dero, Sec; L. Dung, Treas. National Education; Psychology Club To help acquaint perspective teachers with the history and ethics of the teaching profession the Student North Carolina As- sociation of Educators sponsored numerous activities. They began the year with a lecture by Mr. Allen Craig on First Year Teacher and the Problems They Face. S.N.C.A.E. major event was a math workshop conducted by Mrs. Bologna. This year a new organization made its way into S.H.C. Under the direction of Dr. Lewendow- ski the Psychology Club was able to publish a periodic newsletter, As the Wind Blows. Other projects they sponsored were a lecture by Dr. Wade Williams and a wine booth at the bazaar. 46 A. PSY. OFFICERS: Sr. Bernardo, Sec.-Treas.; Dr. Lewandowski, Chair- man; M. Haithcock, Pres.; D. Duane V.P. B. NAT. ED. MEM.: E. Luhman; D. Story; R. McKeown; P. Maroney; G. Skelton; W. Millican; G. Langston; K. Coye. C. PSY. MEM.: P. Richards; M. Trues- dale; K. Henry; K. Hauser; T. Mc- Namara; Sr. Bernardo; D. Duane; J. Croon; M. Madden. D. NAT. ED. OFFICERS: E. Boulus, Chairman; P. Wells, Cluster Rep.; D. Bittenbender, Sec.; J. Telese, Res. V.P.; J. Miller, Pres.; NOT PIC: S. Hoover, Treas.; H. Holland, Day V.P. 47 A. W.R.A. OFFICERS: R. Hudson, V.P.; M. Broomfield, Sec.-Treas.; B. Truesdale, Pres. B. W.R.A. MEM.: J. Hanbury; S. Donegan; A. Wheeler; A. Cattery; S. McMillian; M. Nichols; M. Wright; C. Owens; A. Truesdale; P. O ' Brien; J. Weber; D. Chariker; M. Truesdale; M. Akra; R. Peters. C. LEG. OF MARY OFFICERS: J. Miller, Sec; K. Coye, V.P.; Sr. J. Baptist, Chair.; J. Weber, Pres.; G. Gray, Treas. D. LEG. OF MARY MEM.: M. Trues- dale; M. Schroer; M. Wright. 48 Legion of Mary; Women ' s Recreation Association The Legion of Mary is an asso- ciation of Catholics whose primary purpose is to promote Christian ideals and render services to places where there is a need. During the year Legion members offered their assistance to Holy Angels Nursery, local hospitals, and rest homes. Under the leadership of Brigette Truesdale, Women ' s Recreation As- sociation provided intramural ac- tivities. Other recreational events were the traditional North vs. South basketball game and the faculty vs. student volleyball game. Cheerleaders; Collegiates The Cheerleaders launched the year by rallying support to the Belmont Abbey basketball team. The squad led by Anita Mansour, acquired new uni- forms which accented their enthu- siasm as they performed stunts and routines. Getting off to a late start this year the Collegiates performed precision dances during half time in Wheeler Center. Flashing their colors of blue, white, and red they helped to make an enjoyable night. A. CHEERLEADERS: N. Mansour, Captain; J. Caldwell, Co-Captain. B. CHEERLEADERS: J. Silling: N. Man- sour; J. Caldwell; P. McManus; L. Schultz; M. Henry; S. Jones. C. COLLEGIATES: C. King, J. Sordello; L. Hughes; J. Telese; J. Quick; T. Poteet; L. Deschenes. D. COLLEGIATES: C. King, Co-Captain; J. Sordello, Captain. - -_. k L ' fl m ■ ' - 1 Us ' m i H i . L ■ ' 1 r v . 50 52 Golden Hearts; Order of Diana One of the most active clubs on campus has been the Golden Hearts. Together with the brothers of Sigma Phi Epsilon they spon- sored various service projects, bake sales, and weekly parties. Equally active were the members of the Order of Diana who with the brothers of Tau Kappa Epsilon sponsored an Orphan ' s Christmas party. Other projects included a half price night at the Gay 90 ' s, raffles, and a barbeque. A. G.H. MEM.: K. Bauer; P. Deluca; N. Mansour; P. O ' Brien; L. Edwards; C. McLaughlin; D. Jackson; J. Vanhoven; L. Donnelly; G. Gray; S. Grasberger. B. G.H. OFFICERS; L. Smoak, Treas.; M. Young, Sec; S. Donegan, V.P.; J. Mc- Donald, Pres. C. O.D. MEM.: K. Ryan; P. Maroney; L. Supak; M. Stewart; R. McKeown. D. O.D. OFFICERS: L. Mosel, V.P.; V. Przygocki, Sec; N. Morris, Pledge Mis- tress; B. Newcomb, Treas.; P. Crowley, Pres. 53 Pi Kap Little Sisters; College Union Newly organized this year was the Little Sisters of Pi Kap. Mainly operating as a soci al organization with the brothers of Pi Kappa Phi, it also acts as a service club to the school and local community. The College Union, which is mainly a social organization, is a cooperative union with the students of Belmont Abbey College. A con- cert a month, a raft race, forums, Sunday night movies and weekly friday night things were among the various activities sponsored by them this year. Highlighting the Unions achievements were the Homecoming Weekend, during basketball season, and Spring Week- end. One large aim, the building of a snack bar, was successfully achieved due to the increase in fees and the working of Father Bradely and Brother Gregory. Through determination and hard work, the College Union provided students with a more diversified social life. A. COLLEGE UNION: M. Nicholas, Fri. Night Thing; L. Grant, Co-Curr.; R. George, Sec; D. Breen, Co-Curr.; M. Akra, V.P.; J. Croan, Soc.; R. Carolan, Sec.; P. Miller, Oper.; R. Hudson, Soc; J. Briody, Fri. Night Thing; A. McGinn, Oper.; J. Bancroft, Pub.; B. Noltey, Oper.; L. Donnelly, Pub.; G. Sampson, Pres. B. PI KAP LITTLE SIS.: M. Wright; F. Allen; A. Brazier; N. Naughton; J. Ray; B. Cagney; M. McBride. C. PI KAP LITTLE SIS.: M. McBride; B. Cagney; M. Nelis; A. Brazier. D. COLLEGE UNION DIRECTORS: Bro. Gregory; S. Pauline. 55 Gradatim; Ventriloquist Headed by Kathy Coye the school ' s newspaper was successful in changing its name from The Beat to The Ventriloquist. The publication which they produced continued its primary aim to serve as a source of communication on campus. The Gradatim has attempted to record the events which occurred during the academic year of 1971-1972. The staff hopes that this book will fulfill not only its requirements but its expectations as well. A. GRADATIM: M. Akra, Editor- R. Carolan, Fac Sec; T. Poteet, Activities Sec; M. Truesdale, Intro. Sec; P. Moran, Organ. Sec; J. Telese, Class Sec; J. Wolf, Sen. Mem. Sec B. VENTRILOQUIST STAFF: E. Weir; D. Duane; K. Roper; B. Kearney; G. Tompkins; M. Schroer; S. McMillian; C. Owens; C. Dondero; M. Wright. C. VENTRILOQUIST: G. Gray, Layout; M. McBride, Photo.; J. Miller, Bus. Man.; P. Doyle, Pg. Ed.; K. Coye, Editor; J. McKoy, Pg. Ed.; P. Moran, Bus. Man.; N. Malone, Copy Reader; J. Hanbury, Typ- ist. D. GRADATIM: Sr. Joan, Bus. Man.; E. Sipe, Lit. Advisor. 57 A. ORIENTATION: R. O ' Donald; E. Drayton; A. Casinelli; J. Telese; N. Morris; M. Hartman; P. Harrigan; G. Hackett; L. Grant; M. Nicholas; G. Skelton; A. McFadden, Chairman; E. Perillo; B. Craig. B. WHO ' S WHO: V. Stewart; M. Trues- dale; B. Truesdale; S. Pendergrass. Orientation; Who ' s Who The orientation program is set up each year under the guidance of the Student Government, and this year under the leadership of Ann McFadden, its purpose was to acquaint the new students with the many aspects of college life and life in our surrounding community. Each year a committee from the Administration and Student Government determines the most outstanding students to be pub- lished among Who ' s Who in American Colleges. This awards program was founded in 1934 and today over 1000 colleges participate in this program. 58 59 ACTIVITIES There may be moments in friendship, as in love, when si- lence is beyond words. The faults of our friend may be clear to us, but it is well to seem to shut our eyes to them. Friendship is us- ually treated by the majority of mankind as a tough and everlast- ing thing which will survive all manner of bad treatment. But this is an exceedingly great and foolish error; it may die in an hour of a single unwise word; its conditions of existence are that is should be dealt with delicately and tenderly, being as it is a sen- sible plant and not a roadside thistle. We must not expect our friend to be above humanity. Ouida GUEST SPEAKERS James T. Broyhill, Congress- man from the 10th Congressional District, was the principal speak- er at the Honors Convocation in Oct. and Dr. Smylie, President of Queens College, was the speaker at the Feb. Convocation. Both speeches proved to be informa- tive and entertaining. Doing its best to present something new and different the College Union sponsored John Kolich, a hypnotist. The enthusi- asm by which he was received was apparent by the extended length of the show. Lisa Sergio, a specialist and lecturer in world affairs visited our campus on Oct. 11 and 12. Miss Sergio ' s lectures included topics such as Global Struggle for Power, Prestige and Oil in the Middle East and The Role of Faith in an Age of Science. 62 ' 1 A. L. Sergio; K. Weldon; J. Williams B. Sr. Stephen; Dr. Smylie C. Congressman Broyhill D. John Kolich 63 A. L. McGlohon and Orchestra B. F. Warner C. G. Riabikoff D. M. Lassiter 64 L ' 1 FINE ARTS SERIES Throughout the year the Gas- ton Fine Arts Council sponsored a fabulous series of entertain- ment which included music from the old Renaissance Period to the Jazz Age. Loonis McGlohon and Orches- tra started the year off by pre- senting a concert on the Evolu- tion of Jazz . During the month of November, Florence Warner, one of today ' s most gifted singer-songwriters, appeared in concert. Winding up first semes- ter was a lecture and demonstra- tion on American art by Mary Babcock Lassiter. Other fine entertainment sponsored by the Council were George Riabikoff, The Charlotte Renaissance and Baroque En- semble, and two programs by the North Carolina School of the Arts. 65 66 ' 1 N. C. POETS; NEW CREATION Aided by a grant obtained from the North Carolina Arts Council, Sacred Heart was able to have three of North Carolinas Poets perform on our campus. After Paul Baker Newman, Heather Miller, and Fred Chap- pell presented their original poet- ry, they attended a reception where they informally discussed their views with students and fac- ulty. On Dec. 11, Sacred Heart Gym was the scene of a Good News Youth Rally, sponsored by the student government. The group which performed was called the New Creation . Their program included singing and a sharing of happenings and ex- periences of the group with the audience. 67 ■ ™ NORTH-SOUTH BALL GAME By far the most exciting event sponsored by the Women ' s Rec- reation Association was the tradi- tional North-South basketball game. Coached by Father David Hagen, the North won the game by a score of 30 to 1 9. It was the first time in the history of Sacred Heart that the North was able to overcome the South ' s undefeated record. A. Battle for the ball between F. Allen and K. McCaughan. B. Cheering fans during North-South game. C. B. Truesdale; A. Moon D. B. Truesdale; A. Moon E. Belmont Abbey Frosh. cheering for the North. L 69 BISHOP BEGLEY VISITS S.H. a The Sacred Heart College Community held a reception in Warde Hall honoring The Most Reverend Michael J. Begley, first bishop of the Diocese of Charlotte, N.C. Bishop Begley has been a long time friend of Sacred Heart. Throughout the years of his priesthood the Bishop made many visits to Sacred Heart College and he has always displayed a keen interest in the work of the Sisters and the progress of the College. A. Bishop Begley among students and B. M. Wright; Sr. Stephen, Bishop Begley; Mother M. Benignus C. Mrs. H. M. Dunnagan; M. Kelley; D. Malone D. Students at reception. E. A. Truesdale; J. Boulus; P. Boutus; Bishop Begley 70 71 72 LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE; RAP SESSIONS In an effort to allow students, faculty, and administration a time to get together and honestly and openly discuss many ques- tions at hand a Leadership Con- ference was held in Kent Hall. This conference, for those who attended, proved to be both re- freshing and informative. Open dorms, religion, witch- craft, and the college curriculum were among the many topics dis- cussed at the newly organized Wednesday night rap sessions . Under the leadership of Father Hagen and Betty Little the com- munications problem on campus was eased a little through these weekly sessions. A. Dr. Donovan addressing members of Leadership Conference. B. B. Coira; M. Longer C. Participants at Leadership Confer- ence. D. Participants at weekly Rap Ses- sions . E. Participants at weekly Rap Ses- sions . 73 BUDDYMILES; GOOSE CREEK- HAPPENINGS By using their ingenuity and stretching the budget, the Col- lege Union was able to present in concert The Happenings, Buddy Miles, and Goose Creek. Free to all Union members, these con- certs are an example of the un- ending efforts of the Union to provide their members with the type of entertainment they en- joy. A. B. Miles; J. Quick B. Goose Creek C. The Happenings 75 TOMSELDON; SEALS— CROFT The College Union began the month of December with a fan- tastic concert given by Seals and Croft. Once on stage it was hard for the group to leave for the students requested that they con- tinue to play. From the moment of the first song right up until .the end, the audience never lost its enthusiasm. After attending a convention in Kansas, the Union was able to book in concert Tom Seldon. His type of music was a little differ- ent than the other groups that performed this year but he proved to be a tremendous per- former and entertainer. A. T. Seldon B. Seals C. Croft 76 77 ANTIGONE Under the direction of Father John Otegen the Abbey Players produced Sophocles ' version of Antigone. The Greek drama was their first production of the sea- son. The cast was not only com- posed of students of Belmont Abbey and Sacred Heart cam- puses, but also included people from the surrounding area. A. E. Erickson; M. Wright; J. Richford B. T. Dwyer; E. Erickson: D. Carpen- ter C. E. Erickson; T. Dwyer; K. Gaston; D. Carpenter D. E. Erickson; T. Dwyer E. M. McBride; B. Gujer F. D. Carpenter 79 0T CHRISTMAS PARTY A tradition was started on De- cember 9 at Sacred Heart College when a Christmas celebration for the entire college community was held. Mass at 4:30 in the Students Chapel initiated the af- fair and was followed by a buffet dinner in the Pine Room. A. Jr. Class skit B. Fr. Hagen; Fr. Schaeter: P. Zolkoski C. A. Callery, Colonel W. F. Pouer- omo; Mrs. Poveromo; P. Crowley; A. Wheeler D. E. Drayton E. Students attending buffet dinner. F. Students-Faculty attending buffet dinner. G. Staff-Students attending buffet din- ner. 80 HALL CONTEST Immediately following the buffet dinner, hall decorations were judged on the basis of origi- nality and theme. Faculty and Administration members chose, for the second consecutive year, second west as the best hall. Highlighting the Christmas party were the skits presented by each class. The affair concluded with a sing-along led by Mr. Bill Coira accompanied by Fay Allen. wR A. Decorations on 3rd west. B. K. Weldon; T. Condon C. Frosh. skit D. Decorations on 2nd west. E. Hall decoration judges. 83 HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES For the first time, Home- coming for Belmont Abbey and Sacred Heart was held during basketball season. The Abbey basketball team lost to Campbell College in a closely fought game. At halftime the announcement of the Homecoming Queen was made and Charlotte Athletic Club sponsored a gymnastic ex- hibition. Immediately following open dorms, on Saturday of Home- coming, the College Union spon- sored a Happy Hour in the Pine Room. Providing the entertain- ment was a group of students from the Abbey called Quail. A. Students at Happy Hour B. Band Quail; E. Perillo C. Band Quail; A. Cassinelli D. A bbey vs. Campbell E. Abbey vs. Campbell F. A bbey vs. Campbell 84 85 HOMECOMING CONCERT; DANCE The College Union started their Homecoming Weekend events with a concert by an En- glish group called IF . The con- cert began at 9:00 and ended at 12:00. On Saturday evening from 10:00 until 2:00 a coat and tie affair was held in the Union building featuring Eastern Sea- board . The theme of the dance was Mardi Gras. A. Union Members setting up for IF concert. B. Eastern Seaboard C. IF D. V. Przygocki, J. P. Collins E. Couple at dance. •iiUW . N ■■lyaaiB 86 87 HOMECOMING QUEEN— COURT This year ' s Homecoming Queen nominations were selected by each class from Sacred Heart and voted upon by both Belmont Abbey and Sacred Heart stu- dents. Laura McCarthy, a fresh- man from Newport News, Vir- ginia was selected as Home- coming Queen. First runner up was Pat O ' Brien, a senior from Greenbelt, Maryland. Barbara McMahon, a sophomore from Huntington, New York and Mary Werner, a freshman from Free- port, New York were tied for 2nd runner up. During halftime of the basket- ball game the announcement of the winners was made and Janice Krempa, last year ' s Queen, crowned Laura and presented her with a corsage and 12 long-stem roses. A. P. O ' Brien B. M. Werner; B. McMahon C. L. McCarthy D. L. McCarthy E. L. McCarthy; N. Brooks 88 89 STUDENT LIFE 91 F STUDENT LIFE A. K. Bouknight; P. Deluca B. R. Peters C. C. Colligan; P. Boulus; G. Boulus; D. Baudouin D. K. Wood; N. Morris; J. Krempa; M. Kirk; P. O ' Brien; K. Dennehy E. M. Kelley; L. Janson, J. Croon 93 CLASSES Oh, the comfort — the inexpressible comfort of feeling safe with a person. Having neither to weigh thoughts. Nor measure words — but pouring them All right out— just as they are — Chaff and grain together — Certain that a faithful hand will Take and sift them — Keep what is worth keeping — And with the breath of kindness Blow the rest away. Dinah Maria Mulock Craik SENIORS Lillieth Adams Elementary Education Kathryn Bauer Medical Assistant Mary Akra General Studies Jane Besenfelder Sociology Dyan Derda Ballard Art Jf L ' ii BWO ' v ■-■■■■■■■ ' -.M Josephine Billups Sociology 1 1 i j 1 1 1 .:? 1 till Debby Butler Bittenbeder Elementary Education Jane Buckner Elementary Education Janet Caldwell Medical Assistan t 96 iT Regina Carolan ' History H r I m 9 J ■ J 1 Sue Cook Elementary Education Kathy Coye English Paula Cartwright Elementary Education Patricia Condon Elementary Education A. S. Donegan; P. Cartwright; M. McKeon; S. Grasberger; P. O ' Brien. 97 A. Dyan Derda Ballard Laura Donnelly Executive Secretary Helen Farfour Elementary Education 98 i Ruth Fogle Medical Assistant Elizabeth Glenn Elementary Education Karen Henry Psychology Gloria Galloway Elementary Education Sharon Grasberger Elementary Education Christine Hill Elementary Education Rosemary George General Studies Brunilda Henne Executive Secretary Sr. Bernardo Hoff Psychology 99 Hugh Holland Elementary Education Ann Jones Elementary Education Janice Krempa Elementary Education Sadie Hoover Elementary Education Susan Jones Medical Assistant Beth Lange Elementary Education Linda Farris Johnson Elementary Education Maureen Kirk Elementary Education Golda Langston Elementary Education 100 $ m Sheila Lawrence Elementary Education A. Senior Education majors in class. Janet Miller Elementary Education Nancy Morris Elementary Education Cynthia Mull Elementary Education 101 Carol Johnson Parrott Elementary Education A. J. Lyons Troiano; M. Akra; K. Dennehy; M. Kirk; B. Sanfilippo; J. K rempa; K. Wood; N. Morris; R. George; R. Carolan; R. Rafferty; S. Cook. 102 Debra Payseur Medical Assistant Susan Pendergrass American Studies Sandra Snipes Elementary Education Rosemarie Rafferty Sociology Jeanne Lyons Troiano Elementary Education Maria Truesdale General Studies Donna Vigilante Elementary Education 103 Jill Weber Elementary Education Angela Wheeler Sociology Kathy Weldon Elementary Education Ann White Elementary Education w ' Peggy Wells Elementary Education Ernestene White Elementary Education Jeanne Wolf General Studies Kathryn Wood Elementary Education Carol Ann Bianco Wyatt Art Education 104 Margaret Young Elementary Education NOT PICTURED Mamie Barwick General Studies Cathy King McCulley General Studies Steve Brittain Elementary Education Jane McGinnis Elementary Education Michele Busam General Studies Nancy Ratchford Elementary Education Janice Dixon English Thomas Stanley Art Paula Dixon Elementary Education Diane Watts Elementary Education Ann Harris Art 105 JUNIORS Phyllis Anderson Maureen Branigan Frances Dellinger Pat Beam Colleen Courtney Ercelle Drayton Kathleen Bernier Peg Crowley Denise Duane Rita Black Teresa Cuervo Lorena Edwards 106 Martha Estes Maureen Finnegan Lorraine Grant Sherry Holler Rosie Hudson Vicky Lewis Nancy Linman Pat Maroney Tonya Messer Vera Morrison Laura Mosel Marti McBride Sheila McCrary Maureen McKeown Sr. Carolyn McWatters Carol Perry Regina Peters Jane Phillips Katie Propst Vicky Przygocki (A.) Kathleen Bernier, (B.j Ercelle Drayton, Nancy Linman 107 Kathy Ryan Grace Skelton Kathy Stanley Sr. Susan Marie Kathy Venture Barbara Sanf illippo Judy Smith Maryann Stewart Joyce Telese Joan Verhoven Charlotte Shelton Linda Smoak Vivian Stewart Brigitte Truesdale Margaret Wilson NOT PICTURED Betty Beeson Cynthia Chavis Janet Driscoll Marsha Falls Pat Fontana Roger Edwards Carolyn Garrison Hattie Harden Cynthia Link Jeanie Lowery Ellen Luhman Geraldine Mathis Ann Noell Pamela Price l Marcia Ross Julia Rozzelle Roseann Thompson Kathy Wallace Melinda Wright SECOND SEMESTER Denise Du Bois Evelyn Eaker Paula Howard Sylvia Jenkins Catherine Kirk Noel Longo Gloria Todd 108 SOPHOMORES Jean Aube Molly Bay Alice Brazier Marcy Brennan Mary Broomfield Elizabeth Brown Beth Cagney Andi Cassinelli Georgiann Carver Babs Coira Peaches Cole Barbara Craig Debra Crouse Brenda Currence Christine Dondero Phil Doyle Dung Ly Ngoe Mary Beth Egan Fefe Fabcheck Janice Ford Margaret Gallela Gayle Gray (A.) Ercelle Drayton, Kathy Ryan, Mary- ann Stewart 109 KS3SS5 Mary Grier Ginny Hackett Jackie Hanbury Mary Hartman ■1 Dee Heenan Pat Horrigan Dale Jackson Susan Jones Carol Kirk Harriett Lethermon Debby Lodato Tina Loflin Noel Malone Nita Mansour Wanda Millican Pat Moran Cecilia Motley Barb McMahon 110 Maribeth Newcomb Melanie Newcomb Beverlie Nolte Regina O ' Donnell Leslie O ' Neal Rosie Sliger Donna Story Mary Stupalsky Linda Supak Laiky Tamny Eileen Tracy Fred Treadaway Mary Ann Vause Nancy Walker Kattie Bouknight Linda Jeffers Johnelle Jenkins Thelma Johnson Diane Lanoue Grace Lo Nancy Naughton Claudia Stowe SECOND SEMESTER Catherine Hall De Carlois Martin (A.) Mary Stupalsky, Mary Broom field, (B.) Carol Kirk, Phil Doyle, Cecile Dever 111 FRESHMEN Faye Allen Alice Arant Cherie Barret Diane Baudouin Geri Boulus Pauline Boulus Ida Boyd Nikki Brooks Michelle Bruchon Ann Callery Delia Chariker Cathy Clark (A.) Delia Chariker, Kathy McCaugham, Micheie Huber (B.) Kathy Farley 112 Mary Clonts Chris Colligan Delores Conner Mary Cory Laura Dean Lynn Deschonos Cecile Dever Mary Dvorscak Kathy Farley Kathy Fitzgerald Ellen Flanagan Liz Fratarcangelo Celia Giovenco Diane Greene Liz Hamm Margaret Hanfey Laura Henry Patty Hodapp Kathy Holland Michele Huber Lucy Hughes Joanne Johnston Mary Johnson Mary Kearney Maria Kelley Ellen Kent Carolyn King Michele Langer Diane Malone Ellen Mandelbaum 113 Stafford Mock Anne Moon Laura McCarthy Kathy McCaughan Kathy McGrail Jody McCoy Peggy McMannus Eileen Olsen Colette Owens Nelida Palomino Charlotte Parish Ruth Pearson Kathy Pierce Karen Poole Theresa Poteet Janice Quick Deborah Regula Kathy Riley Kathy Roper Margaret Schroer 114 Tricia Shaughnessy Beth Shelton Kitty Shields Leslie Shultz Janet Silling Janice Sordello Carolyn Stalter Ann Stringfellow Mary Tarleton Gay Tompkins Helen Toomey Anita Truesdale Julie Vanderhoven Mary Warner Ellen Weir SECOND SEMESTER Patsy Ballard Lenny Cardenas Mary Ann Freeman Marsha Haney Eileen O ' Connell Jan Schoettle NOT PICTURED Claudia Ashley Anne Bernier Mary Busam Margaret Diver Anita Drum Mary Ehrhard Sherry Gibsen Marsha Hall Carol Huffstetler Margaret Levering Kathy McCabe Shannon McMillan Maureen Nelis Maureen Trouw Loretta Weiss (A.) Freshman girls in class. (B.) Eileen Olsen, Kevin Plant. (C.) Chris Colligan, Jean Aube, Anne Bernier, Rosie Sliger 115 116 SENIOR MEMORIES We came wide-eyed children, content with the thrill of the moment, choosing friends for silly and simple reasons. But slowly, sometimes painfully, our values and friendships changed. It no longer mat tered what you had, but simply, who you were. 118 Who would think in 1968 that we would still be here in 1972. We came over 200 strong, but our strength and spirit did not diminish, though our numbers decreased. While times have changed from scenes of water fights to un- successful riots, all was taken in stride and termed a part of the mat- uration process. Now we take this spirit with us as we go our separate ways. H (A) J. Chamberlain, M. Porzel, F. Geib (B) 2nd west (C) K. Coman, A. Disdier, J. Winterich, R. Sheenan (D) M. Divalentin (E) McFarlands (F) C. Kaine, K. Wood, R. Knapp (G) It. Young, A. White (H) D. Derda Ballard. 119 ■ ■ Coming with different aspirations, we were quickly unified by the long hard pro- cess of initiation. At this time our first friendships were formed — some of them withered while others grew, but we were always the better for them. Emerging from out sophomore slump, we became juniors with a declared major and a definite purpose. Passed the half-way mark, our goals seemed more attainable. As we approached our long-awaited se- nior year, for many of us three years had passed too quickly. But there is a time for learning and a time to act on that learning, and our time had come. 120 (A) K. Farris, M. Dent Ridgewsy, S. Donegan (B) S. Grasberger, P. O ' Brien (C) R. Knapp. V. Zodda Anderson (D) J. Lyons Troiano, S. C Wyatt, N. Grabiel Vechio (E) K. Ceconi, L. Walker, D. Michael, F. Jones (F) N. Manley, (G) V. Connelly, E. Scholly Fondry, T. Simons (H) H. Farfour, P. Weidlein, R. Sheean, M. Akra, D. Pernell, C. Wyatt, K. Wood, T. Condon, K. Weldon, R. Knapp, C. Kaine, C. Koine, M. Martin, N. Manley, K. Burke Harrington, E. McNamera (I) J. Weber, J. McDonald « As the seniors leave their home away from home, they take with them all the memories of the years gone by, remembering the good and the bad times. But more tlian that, they leave their security base fully knowing that the friends they have made in the past four years will remain with them forever. 122 (A) J. McDonald, S. Grasberger, S. Donegan, P. Cartwright, (B) M. Busam, R. Chapman (C) S. Walker (D) C. Wyatt, B. Lange, M. Akra, K. Wood, H. Farfour (E) A. Wheeler (F) K. Fuller (G) C. Wyatt, P. Kerner, A. Baker, C. Rivas, P. Weidlein, D. Pernell, C. Kaine, C. Danison Beincefield, V. Holman 123 AD VERTISEMENTS AND ADDRESSES Senior Photographs made at Ivey ' s Portrait Studio 127 North Tryon Street Charlotte, North Carolina 333-0989 JONES BROTHERS SUPER MARKET Groceries 1 30 South Main Street Mount Holly, N.C. GASTON AUTO SUPPLY INC. 817 East Franklin Avenue GASTON1A, NORTH CAROLINA 28052 PHONE 867-6326 P.O.BOX 1745 Tune-Ups Batteries Muffler Road Service CROSSROAD Tires Accessories Wax and Wash - Service Station The Spirit of ' 76 Custom Hitches For Sale Installed Pick-up Delivery Service Owner-Mr. Joe Connor 825-9926 Corner Belmont Road Wilkinson Blvd., Belmont, N.C. GASTONIA SHEET METAL WORKS. INC. Carrie Heating and Cooling 1524 West May Gastonia, North Carolina 28052 3 MMe Co. PHONE 376-3521 — 2135 Thrift Road — P. O. BOX 8106 Charlotte, N. C. 28208 PAMA MANUFACTURING INC. Makers of Tricot Fabrics 2015 North Chester St. P.O. Box 1677 Telephones 865-3472 and 865-3473 BELMONTJEWELRY 12 North Main Street Belmont, N.C. 825-5742 PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. 1462 West Airline Ave. Gastonia, North Carolina Phone: 864-9904 Compliments of JORDAN BUSINESS FORMS, INC. Charlotte, N.C. tf B MARK BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1972 COMPLIMENTS OF BILTMORE DAIRY FARMS Promoting Good Health for over three generations Compliments of ALLISON ' S USED CARS, INC. Used Cars and Trucks Carl Allison, Jr. Carl Allison, Sr. Cal Morris 2900 Little Rock Road Charlotte, N.C. 28214 392-3201 COMPLIMENTS OF Carolina ' s Largest Dealer aJ oxr r u 531 E. TRADE ST. • EDiion 2-3131 Opposite the Courthouse Chevrolet Headquarters Since 1925 Dial 867-6356 For BR OWN -MED LIN DRUGSTORE Drugs The Prescription Store We Deliver 1514 S.York L LMOTORS ' ALWAYS THE BEST IN USED CARS 208 N. Main St. Belmont, N. C. 28012 825-2309 825-8496 WARREN GARDNER ' S Akers Shopping Center 1 75 West Main Ave. Gastonia, N. C. MULLEN PUBLICATIONS, INC. Box 1 569 Charlotte. N. C. Publishers — Printers Famous throughout the South for fine Italian cookery Pizza, Spaghetti, Steaks, Lasagna and Salads THE GONDOLA Phone 376-8118 2238 W. Independence Blvd. Charlotte, North Carolina Gus Economos Steve Economos BRIDGES FURNACE CO. 1901 East Independence Boulevard Charlotte, North Carolina Telephone 333-1851 COMMERCIAL PRINTERS, INC. Printers and Lithographers Phone 864-5745 Highway 321 South Gastonia, North Carolina 28052 BELMONT SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 42 Catawba Street Belmont, North Carolina L LMOTORS 208 N. Main St. Belmont, N. C. 28012 825-2309 825-8496 Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Charlotte, Inc. 2820 S. Boulevard Charlotte, N. C. 28203 Phone: 523-6761 523-6762 Milk MATTHEWS-BELK CO. Department Store Serving Gaston County 56 Years Building A Betler Belks to Serve Gastonia, North Carolina armbest It ' s Delicious Ice Cream RAINBOW PAINT STORE E. Stuart Harris Dean C. Wood 215 E. Franklin Ave. Gastonia, N.C. WATKINS PHARMACY WE CARE FOR YOU 132 N. Main St. - Belmont, N.C. BILL JAMES, R.Ph., Owner Phone Day TA 5-5966 - Night TA 5-8277 PETTY MACHINE COMPANY INCORPORATED Research Engineering Manufacturing Gastonia, N. C. Charlotte, N. C. Phones 864-3254 825-5104 Compliments Of PET 1 DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. 3300 The Plaza Charlotte, N.C. 334-2863 THE OPEN KITCHEN 1318 W. Morehead Street Charlotte, N.C. Phone 375-7449 AUSTIN ' S BODY SHOP, INC. Home of the White Blue Wreckers Business is Pickin ' up 825-3375 s 103 Browntown Rd. Belmont, N. C. 28012 Compliments of A FRIEND TEXTILE LANES 680 Park St. Belmont. N. C. Bowling at it ' s Best W. N. Thrower Gen. Manager 825-5661 SELLERS SERVICE, INC. Complete Car Care Custom Picture Framing 615 N. Main St. Belmont, N. C. 825-2051 BUMGARDNER FUNERAL HOME Twin Oaks Chapel Dial 825-5301 5 1 5 North Central Avenue Belmont. North Carolina Compliments of BEAUNIT CORPORATION Lowell, N. C. Gastonia, N. C. BEAM ELECTRIC CO., INC. Electrical Contractors 1434 Winnifred Street P. 0. Box 3667 Charlotte, N. C. 28203 333-9094 D GOODNIGHT BROTHERS, INC. SERVICE FOOD DISTRIBUTORS P.O.Box 10032 4423 Wilkinson Blvd. Charlotte, N.C. Phone 392-4121 PHILLIPS 66 11 25 S.York Gastonia, N.C. 865-2021 Compliments r=% Touchdown iff- i - J Mimut wan V Touchdown All-Beef Franks Ham, Bacon, Sausage, Franks 2207 Hawkins St., Ph. 334-4689 Charlotte, N. C. UN 5-5871 BOU-TAILORS CLEANERS, INC. Cleaners of Distinction 124 South Oakland Street Gastonia, North Carolina McEWEN FUNERAL SERVICES, INC. 727 Morehead St. Charlotte, N. C. CAROLINA PAD PAPER CO. Manufacturers of Paper School Supplies 1430 South Mint Street Charlotte, N.C. 3344793 INDEPENDENT ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO., INC. Phone 523-8561 2401 South Blvd. Charlotte, North Carolina BRUMLEY PRINTING COMPANY 175 East Franklin Gastonia, N.C. Phone 865-4912 CROSSROADS ESSO SERVICE STATION Compliments of ALLISON ' S USED CARS, INC. Used Cars and Trucks 2900 Little Rock Road Charlotte, N. C. 28214 392-3201 MASSEY HARDWARE COMPANY INDUSTRIALS MILL SUPPLIES BOX 26 PHONE 827-2431 MOUNT HOLLY, N.C. 28 1 20 WIX CORPORATION ENGINEERED FILTRATION For Cars - Trucks - Tractors - Buses Locomotives - Construction Equipment Marine and Stationary Engines P.O. Box 471 1315 E.Ozark Ave. Gastonia, N.C. Compliments of THE BELMONT HOSIERY MILLS INC. Belmont, North Carolina GRAY DANIEL, INC. Cotton Waste 219 South York Road Gastonia, North Carolina 28052 MATTHEWS-BELKCO. Department Store Serving Gaston County 56 Years Building A Better Belks to Serve Gastonia, North Carolina Compliments of GURNEY INDUSTRIES, INC. P. O Box 510 Gastonia, N.C. FEDERAL GLASS INC. Phone 525-1511 4721 Chastain Ave. Charlotte, North Carolina Best Wishes To The Graduates SCHOOL SPECIALTIES COMPANY 35 North Main Street Box 187 Belmont, N.C. NEELY CHEVROLET, INC. 301 Wilkinson Boulevard East Dial 825-3306 Belmont, N.C. SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT THOMAS GRIFFITH COMPANY THOMAS C. HAYES, JR. TOM HASTY MINNIE B. CASSELS INSURANCE HEADQUARTERS SINCE 1875 All Lines of Insurance, Except Life Insurance Representing 15 Highest Grade Stock Insurance Companies TELEPHONE (704) 525-7891 4600 Park Road Suite 531 Charlotte, North Carolina The SPORTS CENTER Phone 865-2642 212 E. Main Avenue Gastonia. North Carolina CATHOLIC EDUCATIONAL GUILD Publishers of Bibles, Missels, Prayer Books and Catholic Reference Encyclopedia 1 135 North Tryon St. Charlotte, North Carolina 28206 The Service Store CATAWBA PHARMACY Registered Druggists 403-05 East Catawba TA 5-2634 Belmont, North Carolina Compliments of Wbelanese COATINGS COMPANY ' EVOE PAINT DIVISION 1421 East Third St. Charlotte, N. C. 28204 Phone 333-3194 GASTONIA FIRE EXTINGUISHER CO. P.O. Box 71 Kings Mountain Hwy. Gastonia, N. C. 28052 REMEMBER THE GOOD MUSIC ON WCG C 1270 On Your Dial TEXTILES-INCORPORATED GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA STOWE MERCANTILE COMPANY QUALITY MERCHANDISE SINCE 1889 6 North Main Street Belmont, North Carolina KK KuAOvlVieme DOUGHNUTS In Charlotte, North Carolina: 1010 Independence Boulevard 900 West Trade Street 2901 South Boulevard The Beauty of Kendrick Brick Seping 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 AND TILE 523-6716 P. O. Box 3668 Charlotte, N. C. 28203 Established 1912 P. P. LEVENTIS CO. WHOLESALE FRUITS - VEGETABLES - FROZEN FOODS INSTITUTIONAL CANNED FOODS Phone 408 West M ain 867-7225 ' Castonia, N.C. 3k [Italian Q iHc and BLACK STEER STEAK ROOM a CARPETED CANDLELIGHT BACKGROUND MUSIC AUTHENTIC ITALIAN FOODS, PIZZAS CHOICE STEAKS, SERVED ON A SIZZEL 610 S. MAIN - MT. HOLLY, N.C. PHONE 827-6958 HARDWARE 1 17 S. Main St. Mt. Holly, N.C, 28120 Phone 827-2431 INDUSTRIAL 500 E. Central Ave. Mt. Holly, N.C. 28120 Phone 827-9661 POST OFFICE BOX 26 MT. HOLLY, NORTH CAROLINA 28120 JAMES J. HARRIS COMPANY INSURANCE-SURETY BONDS 1515 Wachovia Building Charlotte, North Carolina 28202 Telephone 372-1010 Compliments of BILTMORE DAIRY FARMS Promoting Good Health for over Three Generations THE BELMONT BANNER General Publishing Co., Inc. Box 589 Belmont, N.C. 28012 Publishers of: Belmont Banner Mt. Holly News Bessemer City Record The Charlotte Post Shoppers Guide Commercial Printing BIGGERS BROTHERS INC. Distributors of Institutional Fresh, Canned Frozen Foods 2800 South Boulevard Charlotte, N.C. 523-1121 BOULEVARD SHELL TIRE AND BATTERY SERVICE Wilkinson Blvd. Belmont, N.C. GJjedc Mattfjews Your Happy Shopping Store In Belmont, N.C. 26 North Main Street Phone 825-5153 DELLINGER EXTERMINATING COMPANY Mr. Bobby Dellinger 318 South Street Gastonia, N. C. 28052 864-1001 GASTON MEMORIAL PARK 1 200 S. New Hope Road WESTVIEW GARDENS Edgewood Road Gastonia, North Carolina Phone 865-9521 Permanent Care Cemeteries Serving Gaston County H. K. BRUNNEMER, INC. _FOR PRINTING Printers - Lithographers Wedding Invitations Phone 865-4500 707 E. Second Ave. Gastonia, North Carolina Compliments of WM. H. CRENSHAW YARNS, INC. 302-304 Bank Building Belmont, N.C. WILSON PRINTING, INC. Better Than The Average Belmont, North Carolina 825-5193 Compliments of A. B. CARTER, INCORPORATED OPERATING MILL DEVICES COMPANY CARTER TRAVELER COMPANY Gastonia, North Carolina DIXON IFORD Since 1922 Now Serving Belmont and Mount Holly, N.C. ALLISON FENCE COMPANY Phone 376-7535 Box 412 Charlotte, North Carolina 28201 DRIFTWOOD STEAKHOUSE 3326 Wilkinson Boulevard Charlotte, N.C. ARMSTRONG COAL OIL CO. 10 S. Glenway St. Belmont, N. C. 825-2655 A. F. DANCY COMPANY Typewriters - Adding Machines - Calculators Sales - Rentals - Repairs A. F. Dan cy Company 1443 S. Boulevard Velnh HARDWARE SPECIALTY CO. WITH OFFICES IN. CHARLOTTE, N. C. GREENSBORO, N.C. RALEIGH, N.C. COLUMBIA, S. C. GREENVILLE, S. C. 332-7727 The inside story of Duke Power and the environment. If you ' re concerned about the environment, you ' ll be glad to know we are, too. And to tell you what we ' re doing about it, we ' ve prepared a colorful booklet on the subject. Ask your local Duke Power office for a copy. CAROLINA FOODS, INC. 1807S. Tryon Charlotte, North Carolina Phone 333-9812 CITY ICE CREAM CO. Home of Tony ' s Ice Cream Jumbo Milk Shakes 909 West Franklin Ave. 604 East Franklin Ave. 404 E Morehead St. Gastonia, North Carolina UN 5-3431 UN 7-7085 UN 5-5031 CITY SUPPLY COMPANY Building Supplies Paints - Hardware Plumbing and Electrical Supplies Tels.TA 5-2461 and TA 5-2378 Belmont, North Carolina CAROTHERS FUNERAL HOME, INC. The Colonial Chapel Gastonia, N.C. Mt. Holly, N.C. 312 W. Second St. Gastonia, N. C. 28052 Stanley, N.C. Belmont, N.C. CENTRAL YARN AND DYEING, INC. 1311 East Ozark Ave. Gastonia, N.C. CYPRUS RESTAURANT SUPPLY, INC. 1431 Bryant Street Charlotte, N. C. Phone 334-4306 334-9212 Compliments of THE BANK OF BELMONT Established 1907 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Phone TA 5-5331 Belmont. North Carolina It ' s the real thing. Coke. Trade mark® BELMONT CLEANERS, INC. 1 1 1 South Main Street Our 22nd Year Custom-Care Cleaning and Deluxe Shirt Service AIRY FARMS P. O. BOX 5355 ASHEVILLE, N. C. 28803 Two Complementary Four-year Liberal Arts Colleges in Belmont. North Carolina 28012 BELMONT ABBEY COLLEGE SACRED HEART COLLEGE for young men and women in an adventure in Education With all the advantages of a co-education on two contiguous campuses A.B. and B.S. Degrees: 1 4 Areas of Study Office, Churches Home Carpeting HALL ' S INC. ' Home of Quality Floor Coverings Since 1946 Phone 37b-8501 1810 Independence Blvd. Charlotte, North Carolina QUEEN CITY BEVERAGES INC. 4406 Dillard Drive Charlotte, North Carolina HARDEE ' S HAMBURGERS CHARCO-BROILED BRANDED FOR FLAVOR PRITCHARD Paint and Glass Co. Inc. Mr. T. W. Pritchard 140 Remount Road Charlo tte 376-8561 NATIONAL LINEN SERVICE A Complete Linen Rental Service C. V. Cummings, Manager 365 Dalton Avenue Charlotte, North Carolina CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES Class of ' 72 HOLBROOK WATERPROOFING CO. Charlotte, N. C. 377-2247 Atlanta, Ga. 292-3158 HOLIDAY INN NO. 1 Wilkinson Boulevard Highway 74 West, U.S. 29 So. R.F.D. No. 5 Charlotte, N. C. 28208 pf A Natural Gas Makes The Big Difference Cost Less Too!!!!!! PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY of NORTH CAROLINA Address 1 70 West Franklin Avenue Gastonia, North Carolina Telephone 864-6731 428 West Wilkinson Boulevard Belmont, North Carolina Telephone 825-3315 %OSES COMPLIMENTS EVERYTHING FOR The Home and Family AKERS SHOPPING CENTER Gastonia, North Carolina ROBINSON DRUGSTORE The Store of Personal Service Phone TA 5-5351 Belmont, North Carolina RICHEY SHOES Personalized Service 376-4801 319 N. TryonSt. Charlotte, North Carolina 28202 JOHNNY KANIPE, INC. Photography 701-AW. Main Street P.O. Box 521 Dallas, N. C. 28034 Telephone 922-7150 The BEST in Photography is the LEAST we have to offer. BEST WISHES From THE McADENVILLE MILL COMPANIES STOWE MILLS, INCORPORATED PHARR YARNS, INC. THE MCADENVILLE FOUNDATION, INC. McAdenville, North Carolina When something happy happens - it ' s Bulova Watch Time at PADGETT ' S JEWELERS Bank Building Belmont Watches - Clocks - Jewelry - Silverware Gifts for all Occasions Phone 825-2636 Expert Repair - Prompt Service N.C. HOMELITE a division of Textro n Inc. PORT CHESTER, NEW YORK Chain Saws Pumps • Generators Telephone: WEstmore 9-3400 CHAIN SAW PLANT P. 0. Box 1 788 Phone 864-457 1 Gastonia, North Carolina 28052 THE MACKE COMPANY MATT B. RUSS, Executive Vice President Extraordinary Food and Vending Services CHARLOTTE. NORTH CAROLINA KIIMCAID ENGINEERING COMPANY, INC. P. O. Box 3778, Akers Center Station Gastonia, North Carolina 28052 THERMO DYNAMIC SUPPLY CORPORATION P. 0. Box 3538, Akers Center Station Gastonia, North Carolina 28052 SHERRILL INDUSTRIES, INC. TEXTILE PARTS MANUFACTURERS STAMPINGS SPRINGS CASTINGS PLASTIC PRODUCTS HIGH MOLECULAR POLYETHYLENE AUTOMATIC SCREEN MACHINE PRODUCTS Specializing in PRECISION LOOM PARTS P.O. Drawer 578 Dallas-Cherryville Hwy. Gastonia, N.C. Tel. 922-7871 SUN DROP BOTTLING COMPANY, INC. REFRESHING AND DELICIOUS 809 East Franklin Ave. Gastonia, North Carolina MILK GRADE A PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS - ICE CREAM County Wide Delivery Dial 867-6354 SUNRISE DAIRY, INC. 509 W Franklin Ave. iGastonia N.C. gf AIR CC W r re AIR CONDITIONING HEATING Residential Commercial Industrial AIR CONDITIONING HlmTuJMBiNC A. Z. Price Associates, Inc. 2230 Park Rd. 372-9124 HARRY ' S ESSOSERVICENTER 3911 Wilkinson Blvd. Charlotte, North Carolina Ph. 399-7725 HENKEL CONCRETE COMPANY, INC. Ready-Mixed Concrete P.O. Box 328 Belmont, North Carolina HOBART SALES SERVICE W. R. Bernish - Agent Telephone 704-372-3155 1208 South Boulevard Charlotte, N. C. 28203 HARRIS • TEETER SUPER MARKETS. c HOLSUM BREAD... ...THE BREADTOBUY! HOLSUM BAKING CO. Gastonia, N.C. 609 W. Airline Ave. UN 4-3236 - , ' ' ,.i H ICKS INGLE CORP; WMUM tikCMj gj ■■ «■ POST OFFICE DRAWER 15495 CHARLOTTE, N. C. 28210 Milk F. E. CHECKWRITER COMPANY 501 -North College St. 334-6704 Charlotte, North Carolina farmbest It ' s Delicious Ice Cream WALLS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY General Contractor Belmont, North Carolina DIXIE YARNS, INC. Belmont, North Carolina EAGLE STORES Gm m 20 North Main Street Belmont, North Carolina RBer comroLS a TOTai. SYSTems corporanon P. O Box 1358 Gaslonla. North Carolina 28052 FRESHMEN Allen, Faye 571 Kinard Dr. N.E. Winston-Salem, N.C. 27101 Arant, Alice 2836 Bellair Circle Fleetwood Hills Atlanta, Georgia 30319 Ashley, Claudia 224 Forest Hill Avenue Winston-Salem, N.C. 27105 Barrett, Cherie 8320 O ' Connor Cresant Norfolk, Va. 23501 Baudouin, Diane 3563 Ladonia St. Seaford, New York 1 1 783 Bernier, Anne 11 13 Clifton Road Jacksonville, N.C. 28540 Boulus, Geraldine 7428 Amboy Road Dearborn Heights, Michigan 48127 Boulus, Pauline 7428 Amboy Road Dearborn Heights, Michigan 48127 Boyd, Ida P.O. Box 490 Zone 1 Panama, Rep. of Panama Brooks, Charlene 310 Kenwood Ave. Wilmington, N.C. 28401 Bruchon, Michele Rt. 4 Box 495 Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Mary Louise Busam 795 Kingfisher Lane Hamilton, Ohio 45246 Callery, Ann Mary 1671 Berkeley Ave. Petersburg, Va. 23803 Clark, Catherine 450 Lawrie St. Perth Amboy, N.J. 08861 Chariker, Delia Route 1 Clover, S.C. 29710 Clonts, Mary 717 N. Taylor St. Rocky Mt., N.C. 27801 Colligan, Christine 897 Chester Road Sayville, N.Y. 11 782 Conner, Delores 401 E. Boston Ave. Bessemer City, N.C. 28016 Cory, Mary Lynne 3316 Deerwood Drive Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Dean, Laura 7601 Maryland Ave. Clayton, Mo. 63105 Deschenes, Lynn Marie 1430 Rutledge Ave. Charlotte, N.C. 28211 Dever, Cecile 222-4 7th St. Sea Isle City, N.J. 08243 Diver, Margaret 10311 Crestmoor Drive Silver Spring, Md. 20901 Mrs. Anita Drum Rte. 5 Box 38 Lincolnton, N.C. 28092 Dvorscak, Mary Jane 2120 Mount Vernon St. Waynesboro, Va. 22980 Ehrhard, Mary 28 WillettSt. Bergenfield, N.J. 07621 Farley, Kathleen 11 Cresent Ave. South Amboy, N.J. 08879 Fitzgerald, Kathleen 22 Piersoll Rd. Old Bridge, N.J. 08857 Flanagan, Ellen 118 Brook St. Garden City, New York 11530 Fratarcangelo, Elizabeth P.O. Box 147 Hopewell, Virginia 23860 Gibson, Sherry Lee 306 E. Catawba Dr. Mt. Holly, N.C. 28120 Giovenco, Celia 4527 Azeele St. Tampa, Fla. 33609 Greene, Diane The Carolina Hotel Pinehurst, N.C. 28374 Hall, Marsha 3406 Carowill Circle Charlotte, N.C. 28209 Hamm, Elizabeth 125 Pennsylvania Ave. Medford, N.Y. 11 763 Hen fey, Margaret Lakeside Ave. Navesink, N.J. 07752 Henry, Laura 212 Crest St. Mount Holly, N.C. 28120 Hodapp, Patricia 30 Mt. Pleasant Ave. Wyoming, Ohio 45215 Holland, Kathy 526 Ruby Lane Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Huber, Michele 5622 Shady Hollow Lane Cincinnati, Ohio 45201 Huffstetler, Carol Jean Rt. 6 Box 608 H-5 Charlotte, N.C. 28208 Hughes, Lucy 9405 Coral Lane Alexandria, Va. 22309 Johnson, Mary Catherine 1201 Bentley Lane Raleigh, N.C. 27610 Johnston, Joanne 98 Alpine Way Asheville, N.C. 28805 Kearney, Elizabeth 69 Blacksmith Road Levittown, New York 11756 Kelley, Maria P.O. Box 564 Buena Vista Hotel Nassau, Bahamas Kent, Ellen Baige Schley, Virginia 23154 King, Carolyn 1108 Concord Ave. Monroe, N.C. 28110 Longer, Michele 23 College St. Apt. 2 Clinton, Conn. 06413 Levering, Margaret 1909 Delaware Ave. North Wildwood, N.J. 08260 Malone, Diane 421 Smith St. Central Islip, N.Y. 11 722 Mandelbaum, Ellen 169 Hawthorne Ave. Apt. 185 Central Islip, New York 1 1 722 Mock, Stafford Route 3 Mocksville, N.C. 27028 Moon, Anne Marie Strasburg Rd. Rd. 3 Coatesville, Pa. 19320 McCabe, Kathleen 302 Beechmount Drive Hampton, Va. 23369 McCarthy, Laura Jean 315 69th St. Newport News, Va. 23607 McCaugham, Kathleen 3101 Noble Ave. Richmond, Va. 23222 McGrait, Kathleen 6101 Spring House Lane Charlotte, N.C. 28211 McKay, Jody Rt. 1 Box 77 Castle Hay ne, N.C. 28429 McManus, Peggy 1 004 Lansing Road Mt. Pleasant, S.C. 29464 McMillan, Shannon 5 Black Watch Trail Morristown, N.J. 07960 Nelis, Maureen 3308 Cambria Drive Charlotte, N.C. 28210 Olsen, Eileen 11308 Orleans Way Kensington, Md. 20795 Owens, Collette 4811 Springfield Ave. Philadelphia, Pa. 19143 Palomino, Nelida 424 Hempstead Place Charlotte, N.C. 28207 Parish, Charlotte 413 Powhatan St. Naval Station Norfolk, Va. 23511 Pearson, Ruth Marie 3926 Gracemont Drive Winston-Salem, N.C. 27106 Pierse, Kathryn 725 Ashford Rd. Sharpley Wilmington, Delaware 19803 Poole, Karen P.O. Box 178 Glen Alpine, N.C. 28628 Poteet, Theresa 713 BounousSt. Valdese, N.C. 28690 Quick, Janice 2147 N. CorliesSt. Philadelphia, Pa. 19132 Regula, Deborah 77 Riverside Drive Riverhead, N.Y. 11901 Riley, Kathleen 1695 9th Street Langley, A.F.B. Va. 23365 Roper, Kathryn 107 Shady Lane Dr. Vining Hghts. Smyrna, Georgia 30080 Schroer, Margaret 747 Amsterdam Ave. N.E. Atlanta, Ga. 30306 Shaughnessy, Patricia 445 E. St. John ' s St. Central I slip. New York 11722 Shelton, Beth 501 N. College St. Dallas, N.C. 28034 Shields, Kathryn 3994 Fulton Ave. Seaford, N.Y. 11783 Shultz, Leslie 121 Pinewood Drive Downington, Pa. 19335 Silling, Janet 14224 Chadwick Lane Rockville, Maryland 20853 Sordello, Janice 815 Edgewood Dr. Jacksonville, N.C. 28540 Statler, Carolyn 913 South Hawthrone Rd. Winston-Salem, N.C. 27103 Stringfellow, Ann Route 5, Box 18 Chester, S.C. 29706 Tarleton, Mary 2716 Brightwood Ct. Winston-Salem, N.C. 27107 Tompkins, Gay 3816 Table Rock Road Charlotte, N.C. 28211 Toomey, Helen 4301 Monument Ave. Richmond, Va. 23230 Trouw, Maureen 1101 Ivanhoe Path Mansquan, N.J. 08736 Truesdale, Anita Route 1 Westville, S.C. 29175 Vanderhoven, Julie 121 Manning Ave. River Edge, N.J. 07661 Weir, Mary Ellen P.O. Box 416 Jonesboro, Ga. 30236 Warner, Mary A. 133 No. Ocean Ave. Freeport, N.Y. 11520 Weiss, Loretta 4 Bloxk Blvd. Port Jefferson Station, N.Y. 11 776 Wright, Mary Marg. 89 Irving Terrace Kenmore, N.Y. 14223 SOPHOMORES Adams, Lilieth 903 W. Davidson Ave. Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Aube, Jean 200 Elgin Drive N.E. Concord, N.C. 28025 Bauer, Kathryn Box 646, II Unit 1 New Cumberland, Pa. 17070 Bay, Molly 308 Nautilus Ave. Daytona Beach, Fla. 32018 Bouknight, Kathryn 301 Tyler Columbia, S. C. 29029 Brazier, Alice 5122 11th Road South Arlington, Va. 22204 Brennan, Marcy 338 Comley Ave. West Collingwood, N. J. 08107 Broomfield, Mary 6 Tulane Place Greenlawn, N. Y. 11740 Browne, Elizabeth Joy 2958 Buena Vista Rd. Winston-Salem, N. C. 27106 Janice Caldwell Route 1 Box 289 Amity Acres Belmont, N. C. 28012 Cassinelli, Andrea 11520 Princeton Pike Cincinnati, Ohio 45246 Carver, Georgiann 980 S.W. 42nd Ave. Plantation, Flo. 33314 Coira, Barbara 1404 Biltmore Drive Charlotte, N. C. 28207 Coles, Debra 20 New Bern St. West Haven, Conn. 06516 Craig, Barbara 14 Scott Rd. Newport News, Va. 23606 Crouse, Debra Route 4 Gastonia, North Carolina 06516 Currence, Brenda 304 Reid St. Lowell, N.C. 28098 Deluca, Patricia 10751 KinlochRoad Silver Spring, Md. 20903 Diaz, Marianela P.O. Box 7276 Panama 5, Panama Dondero, Christine 495 East St. John St. Central Islip, New York 1 1 722 Donelly, Laura 151 Fern St. Westwood, N.J. 07675 Doyle, Mary 2229 Sweetbriar Drive Alexandria, Va. 22307 Dung, Ly Isabel Doyle Hall Belmont, N.C. 28012 Egan, Mary Beth 970 N. Patrick Henry Dr. Arlington, Va. 22205 Fatchek, Fay 1930 N.W. 187 St. Opa-Locka, Fla. 33054 Fogle, Ruth 800 Springdale Lane Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Ford, Janice 1106 Rugby Road Lynchburg, Va. 24503 Gallela, Margaret Dutch Mill Rd. Route 1 Newfield, N.J. 08344 Gray, Gayle 542 N.E. 107th St. Miami Shores, Fla. 33161 Grier, Mary Ann 129 Morning Glory Ave. Gastonia, N.C. 28012 Hackett, Virginia 23 Barrow Ct. Huntington, N.Y. 11743 Hanbury, Jacqueline 56 Grace St. Jersey City, N.J. 07307 Hartman, May 855 N. Park Rd. EE-301 Wyo missing. Pa. 19610 Henne, Brunilda P.O. Box 47 David, Chirigui, Rep. of Panama Heenan, Deirdre 141 Paul Revere Road Needham Hts., Mass. 02194 Horrigan, Patricia 330 Earle St. Central Islip, New York 1 1 722 Jackson, Dale Rt. 2 Box 739 Orangeburg, S.C. 29115 Jeffers, Linda 945 N. Newhope Road Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Jenkins, Johnelle Pinehurst Townhouse 2 Belmont, N.C. 28012 Johnson, Thelma Rt. 2 Box 150 Clover, S.C. 29710 Jones, Susan Deborah 3521 Highview Rd. Charlotte, N.C. 28210 Jones, Susan Marie P.O. Box 125 Belmont, N.C. 28012 Lanoue, Dianne Green River Road Williamstown, Mass. 01267 Lethermon, Harriet 531 Harvie Ave. Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Kirk, Carol 108 Coolidge Ave. Parlin, N.J. 08859 Lo, Grace 1628 Paddock Circle Charlotte, N.C. 28209 Lodato, Mary 2004 Mosby St. Alexandria, Va. 22305 Loflin, Tina Rt. 10 Box 94 Salisbury, N.C. 28144 Malone, Noel 1101 Canterbury Lane Colonial Hgts., Va, 23834 Mansour, Nita 1802 East Mulberry Goldsboro, N.C. 27530 Millican, Wanda Route 1 Box 102-A Dalzell, S.C. 29040 Moran, Patricia 622 W. Kivett St. Asheboro, N.C. 27203 Mottley, Cecelia 1507 Smith St. McClean, Va. 22101 McCrory, Sheila 108 Oakland Drive Lowell, N.C. 28098 McMahon, Barbara 4 Hale Court Huntington, N.Y. 11 743 Maribeth Newcomb 416 WilmontSt. South Amboy, N.J. 08879 Newcomb, Melanie 416 WilmontSt. South Amboy, N.J. 08879 Naughton, Nancy 27 Florence Dr. Parlin, N.J. 08859 Nolte, Beverlie 4 Sherry Court Rockville, Md. 28052 Ogeka, Elizabeth 392 Hamilton Ave. Riverhead, L.I. New York 11901 O ' Donnell, Regena 1437 Grundy Ave. Holbrook, N.Y. 11741 O ' Neal, Lesley 8206 Bryant Drive Bethesda, Md. 20034 Perillo, Ellen 17 Hilliard Ave. Central Islip, N.Y. 11722 Phillips, Jane Rt. 4 Southwood Drive Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Ray, Jane 7709 Carteret Rd. Bethesda, Md. 20034 Rello, Kathryn 201 By berry Ave. Hatboro.Pa. 19040 Seibolt, Margaret 10903 Stillwater Ave. Kensington, Md. 20795 Sendlewski, Madelyn 408 Lincoln St. Riverhead, N.Y. 11901 Story, Donna Rt. 2 Box 79 Culpeper, Va. 22701 Claudia Stowe Route 14, Box 317 Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Stupalsky, Mary 1306MontclairSt. Bluefield, W.Va. 24701 Supak, Linda 29 Eisenhower Drive Sayreville, N.J. 08872 Tamny, Laiky 402 Edinburgh Drive Cary.N.C. 27511 Tracy, Eileen 8437 Porter Lane Alexandria, Va. 22308 Treadaway, Fredricia 126 S. Boundary S.W. Aiken, S.C. 29801 Vause, Mary Ann Route 4, Box 61 Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Walker, Nancy Route 1 Gastonia, N.C. 28050 Cagney, Elizabeth 4222 Willow Woods Drive Annandale, Va. 22003 Sliger, Rosie 8121 Old Georgetown Road Bethesda, Md. 20014 JUNIORS Anderson, Mrs. Phyllis 301 West Virginia Ave. Bessemer City, N.C. 28016 Beam, Patricia B. Route 2, Box R125 Cherryville, N.C. 28021 Beeson, Betty 3442 Foxcroft Rd. Charlotte, N.C. 28211 Bernier, Kathleen 11 13 Clifton Road Jacksonville, N.C. 28540 Black, Rita W. 209 S. Pink St. Cherryville, N.C. 28021 Branigan, Maureen 32 E. Logan St. Phila., Pa. 19144 Chavis, Cynthia 2241 Devon Drive Dallas, N.C. 28034 Courtney, Colleen T. 8751 S.W. 42 St. Miami, Fla. 33165 Crowley, Margaret 561 5th Ave. Riveredge, N.J. 07661 Cuervo, Teresa 4123 LeonaSt. Tampa, Fla. 33609 Dellinger, Frances 313 S. Laurel St. Lincolnton, N.C. Drayton, Ercelle 321 Tidewater Dr. Norfolk, Va. 23504 Driscoll, Janet 3725 Lytle Road Schaffer Heights, Ohio 44122 Duane, Denise 83 Smith Street Charleston, S.C. 29401 Edwards, Lorena 3804 Thrift Rd. Charlotte, N.C. 28208 Estes, Martha Rt. 1, Box 281 Belmont, N.C. 28012 Falls, Marsha 502 S. Linwood Road Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Finnegan, Maureen Rd l Greenwich, N.Y. 12834 Fontana, Patricia 9129 Kittery Lane Bethesda, Maryland 20034 Edwards, Roger Box 464 Boiling Springs, N. C. 28 01 7 Mrs. Carolyn Garrison 1260 H Carriage House Lane Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Grant, Lorraine 2201 Paul Spring Parkway Alexandria, Va. 22308 Hattie Moore Hardin 2738 Crescent Lane Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Holler, Sherry 4115 Arbon Way Charlotte, N.C. 28211 Hudson, Rose Marie 134 Spindle Road Hicksville, N.Y. 11801 Lausetn, Karen 25 Partridge Turn Willingboro, N.J. 08046 Lewis, Vicky W. Route 4 Box 152B Lincolnton, N.C. 28092 Link, Cynthia S. Route 1 Iron Station, N.C. 28080 Linman, Nancy 2717 Hemlock Ave. Alexandria, Va. 22305 Loftin, Karen 25 Patrick Turn Willingboro, N.J. 08446 Lowery, Jeanie P. 25-3 East First St. Smyre, Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Luhman, Ellen 5423 Lehigh Lane Springfield, Va. 22151 Maroney, Patricia 1520 Red Oak Dr. Silver Spring, Md. 20910 Mathis, Geraldine 1201 Landsdowne Drive Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Messer, Tonya 347 Scott St. Mt. Holly, N.C. 28120 Morrison, Vera R. 112 S. Depot St. Cherry ville, N.C. 28021 Moselle, Laura 9 Prince Road East Brunswick, N.J. 08816 McKeown, Maureen 120 W. Providence Road Alpan, Pa. 19018 Sister Carolyn McWatters Sacred Heart Convent Belmont, N.C. 28012 Nicholas, Mary 710 Glenwood Dr. Fayetteville, N.C. 28305 Noell, Ann Nelson 5524 Apt. 1 Northstream Drive Charlotte, N.C. 28202 Carol Perry 1821 Wendsley Drive Charlotte, N.C. 28210 Peters, Regina 119 Applegate Dr. Central Islip, L.I. N.Y. Price, Pamela L. 1521 East Forbes Road Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Propst, Katie P.O. Box 12191 Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Przygocki, Victoria 120 David St. South Amboy, N.J. 08879 Ross, Marcia Jean 327 Livingstone Drive Charlotte, N.C. 28211 Rozzelle, Julia Rt. 9 Box 154 Charlotte, N.C. 28208 McBride, Marye 41 Anita Drive Charleston, S.C. 29407 McDonald, Jeanne 907 Madison Lane Falls Church, Va. 22046 Ryan, Kathleen 3914 Lake Blvd. Annandale, Va. 22003 Sanfilippo, Barbara 700 9th Ave. Belmar, N.J. 07719 Shelton, Charlotte Rt. 1 Alexis, N.C. 28006 Skelton, Grace Ann 1873 East Boulevard Petersburg, Va. 23803 Smith, Mrs. Judy West 3135 Whitson Road Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Smoak, Linda 6209 Macon Road Columbia, S.C. 29209 Stanley, Kathryn Rice Brumley Ave. Concord, N.C. 28012 Stanley, Tom 62 Brumley Ave. Concord, N.C. Stewart, Maryann 26 Sandalwood Dr. East Brunswick, N.J. 08816 Stewart, Vivien 1512 Buckingham Ave. Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Telese, Joyce 41 02 Vasconia St. Tampa, Fla. 33609 Thompson, Mrs. Rose Ann Crowders Creek Road P.O. Box 2921 Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Truesd ale, Brigitte Route 1 Westville, S.C. 29175 Venture, Katharine 24 W. CustisAve. Alexandria, Va. 22301 Verhoven, Joanie 3600 North West 1st St. Miami, Fla. 33125 Wallace, Katherine G. 7013 Old Forge Drive Charlotte, N.C. 28211 Wilson, Margaret Route 4 Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Wright, Melinda 3226 Bromley Road S. W. Roanoke, Va. 24018 McCrary, Sheila 108 Oakland Drive Lowell, N.C. 28098 Phillips, Jane Route 4, Southwood Drive Gastonia, N.C. 28052 SENIORS Akra, Mary 4430 Landover Dr. Jacksonville, Florida 32207 Auten III, Cathy Hawkins 5480 Wakefield Dr. Charlotte, N.C. 28209 Ballard, Mrs. Garland 205 Springwood Dr. Apt. 9 Belmont, N.C. 28012 Barwick, Mamie 286 Eighth Ave Cramerton, N.C. 28032 Besenfelder, Jane 3206 Park Ave. Richmond, Va. 23221 Billups, Josephine B. 3203 Faye St. Apt. 4 Charlotte, N.C. 28208 Brittain, Steve 61 7 S. Neil St. Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Buckner, Jane 206 Mingus Belmont, N.C. 28012 Butler, Deborah 96 Lexington Ave. Central Islip, N.Y. 11 722 Busam, Michele 794 Kingfisher Lane Cincinnati, Ohio 45246 Carolan, Regina 33 Franklin Road Denville, New Jersey 07834 Carroll, Susan 1306 Fairfield Drive Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Condon, Patricia 738 Jim Isle Dr. Charleston, S.C. 29407 Cartwright, Paula 3315 Coryell Lane Alexandria, Va. 22302 Cook, Susan 66 Poplar St. W. Hempstead, N.Y. 11552 Mrs. Frances Given Cooper 1007 Fairfield Dr. Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Coye, Kathleen 1337 Northcliffe Rd. Syracuse, N.Y. 13206 Dennehe, Kathleen 3230 Idlewood Circle Charlotte, N.C. 28209 Dixon, Janice H. 2403 McLean St. Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Dixon, Mrs. Paula 1210 Lyndhurst Drive Gastonia, N.C. 28012 Donegan, Sharon M. 6128 N. 35th St. Arlington, Va. 22213 Drum, Anita Route 5 Box 382 Lincolnton, N.C. 28092 Farfour, Helen 4424 Alexander Ave. Morganton, N.C. 28655 Galloway, Gloria S. Route 3, Box 432 Gastonia, N.C. 28052 George, Rosemary 5921 North 35th St. Arlington, Va. 22207 Glenn, Elizabeth Rt. 2 Box 184 Clover, S.C. 29710 Grasberger, Sharon 347 W. Delaware Ave. Sou thern Pines, N.C. 28387 Henry, Karen 11422 Schuylkill Rd. Rockville, Md. 20853 Hill, Christine M. 1701 W. Boulevard D- 11 Charlotte, N.C. 28208 Holland, Hugh 1 732 Oak Valley Dr. Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Hoover, Sadie R. Route 1 Crouse, N.C. 28033 Johnson, Carol J. 801 S. Church St. Box 397 Lowell, N.C. 28098 Johnson, Linda 15 Barnes Drive Apt. 5 Belmont, N.C. 28120 Jones, Sheila 1712 N. Main St. Mount Holly, N.C. 28120 Kirk, Maureen 108 Coolidge Ave. Parlin, N.J. 08859 Krempa, Janice 436 Myrtle Ave. Garwood, N.J. Lange, Elizabeth 2500 Lakewood Road Manasquan, New Jersey 08736 Langston, Golda 3325 Gardner Park Drive Gastonia, N.C. 28052 McDonald, Jean Marie 907 Madison Lane Falls Church, Va. 22046 McFadden, Ann 275 Mercer St. Phillipsburg, N.J. 08865 McGinnis, Jane S. East Texas Ave. Bessemer City, N.C. 28016 McKewon, Maureen 120 W. Providence Road Aldan, Del. 19018 McLaughlin, Carol P.O. Box 68 Ehrhardt, S.C. 28081 Miller, Janet 455 Saint Johns St. Central Islip, N.Y. 11 722 Morris, Nancy 6 McCullough Place Norwood, N.C. 28128 Morrison, Vera Russ 112 S. Depot St. Cherryville, N.C. 28021 Mull, Cynthia Rt. 3 Box 449 Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Nguyet, Mary 3415 Garrison St. N.W. Washington, D.C. 20008 O ' Brien, Patricia 8150 Lakecrest Dr. 515 Greenbelt, Md. 20770 Pendergrass, Susan 218 Banks Court Goldsboro, N.C. 27530 Rafferty, Rose Marie 137-11 75th Road Flushing, N.Y. 11367 Ratchford, Nancy B. 402 N. Myrtle School Rd. Apt. 9 Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Mrs. Frances Fitz Rhodes 1602 Nottingham Drive Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Smith, Sarah J. Box 617 Stanley, N.C. 28164 Troiano, Mrs. Steven 22 Alice Ave. Apt. 7 Belmont, N.C. 28012 Truesdale, Maria L. Route 1 Westville, S.C. 29175 Vigilanet, Donna 418 Portia St. South Amboy, N.J. 08879 Volk, Jo Marie 50 Brook St. Bergenfield, N.J. 07621 Watts, Diane 9 Crest St. Belmont, N.C. 28012 Weber, Jill 215 Hillside Ave. Mt. Vernon, N. Y. 10553 Weldon, Kathleen 2072 Parkway Dr. Charleston, S.C. 29407 Wheeler, Angela 36 E. Woodrow Ave. Belmont, N.C. 28-12 White, Ernestene 311 S. Main Belmont, N.C. 28012 White, Sheila Ann 3146 Desert Drive Apt. 10 East Point, Ga. 30344 Wolf, Jean 61 Cowart Ave. Manasquan, N.J. 08736 Wood, Kathryn 341 6 Bradford Rd. Cleveland Hts., Ohio 44118 Yarborough, Mrs. Louise 211 W. Virginia Ave. Bessemer City, N.C. 28016 Young, Margaret Route 1, Box 11 Lake City, Flo. 32055 Bernardo, Sister Mary Mercy Hospital Charlotte, N.C. 28012 Harris, Ann F. 1403 Jackson Road Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Lawrence, Shiela Laigh 211 Point Circle Belmont, N.C. 28052 Payseur, Debby Route 4 Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Snipes, Sandra Rabb 512 South Chesnut Street Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Wells, Peggy Route 4, Box 493 Southwood Gastonia, N.C. 28052 FACULTY Sister Annette Sacred Heart Convent Belmont, N.C. 28012 Sister Bernard Sacred Heart Convent Belmont, N.C. 28012 Miss Elizabeth Boulus 95 Brumley Ave., N.E. Concord, N.C. 28025 Dr. Louise Brown Sacred Heart Colleg e Belmont, N.C. 28012 Dr. Anthony Camele 800 Henley Place Charlotte, N.C. 28207 Sister Cecilia Sacred Heart Convent Belmont, N.C. 28012 Sister Christine Sacred Heart Convent Belmont, N.C. 28012 Dr. Edward L. Donovan 1213 Monroe Drive Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Mrs. W. D. Edwards 1717 Aster Lane Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Miss Lynn Feider 405 ' h Main Street Belmont, N.C. 28012 Mr. Robert W. Fischer 3019 Fairfax Drive Charlotte, N.C. 28209 Miss Gordon Freeman 1130 Princeton Avenue Charlotte, N.C. 28209 Sister Gertrude Sacred Heart Convent Belmont, N.C. 28012 Sister Gloria Anne Sacred Heart Convent Belmont, N.C. 28012 Reverend David Hagan Sacred Heart College Belmont, N.C. 28012 Mrs. W. M. Herndon 405 Edgemont Drive Kings Mountain, N.C. 28086 Sister Hildegarde Sacred Heart Convent Belmont. N.C. 28012 Sister Jean Baptiste Sacred Heart Convent Belmont, N.C. 28012 Sister Jeanne Marie Sacred Heart Convent Belmont, N.C. 28012 Miss Virginia M. Johnston 36 W. Woodrow Avenue Belmont, N.C. 28012 Dr. Joseph Lewandowski, Jr 103 Oak Trail Belmont, N.C. 28012 Mrs. Jon R. Lewis 3745 Audrey Street Charlotte, N.C. 28205 Miss Elizabeth F. Little 412 McNeil Street Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Mr. Kenneth Margerison 2021 Canterwood Drive, Apt. 1 Charlotte, N.C. 28213 Mrs. George Mintich 515 Dogwood Lane Belmont, N.C. 28012 Sister Mary Joan Sacred Heart Convent Belmont, N.C. 28012 Sister Pauline Mary Sacred Heart Convent Belmont, N.C. 28012 Mr. William Poveromo 615 Mt. Vernon Charlotte, N.C. 28203 Mrs. John F. Raker 3125 Eastwood Drive Charlotte, N.C. 28205 Sister Regina Sacred Heart Convent Belmont, N.C. 28012 Mrs. Eva Reimann Sacred Heart College Belmont, N.C. 28012 Miss Donna Searles P.O. Box 802 21 Alice Ave., Apt. 5 Belmont, N.C. 28012 Miss Elaine Sipe 36 W. Woodrow Ave., Apt. B Belmont, N.C. 28012 Mrs. Joy Sparrow (Thomas G.) Rt. 1, Amity Acres Belmont, N.C. 28012 Sister Stephen Sacred Heart Convent Belmont, N.C. 28012 Sister Theophane Sacred Heart Convent Belmont, N.C. 28012 Mrs. Robert E. Thomas 5621 Wintercrest Lane Charlotte, N.C. 28209 Dr. Carl J. Zell 4909 Highlake Drive Charlotte, N.C. 28215 160