Sacred Heart College - Gradatim Yearbook (Belmont, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1973 volume:

w V- •. V • -C iV •taw ■iff J7 .a t I  ! -J a • -V ■V ra: ; i it Sacred Heart College Belmont, North Carolina SISTERS OF MERCY BELMONT, NORTH CAROLINA A Time for There is a time for peace Because people find time to speak their values to one another, To love one another, To laugh with one another, and to tell one another that they have wept. Peace There is a time for peace because men are happier when they heal one another Than when they injure one another. ■ ii i4 in : i i p, i;i  i ml op O ' 1 thi i Is to display his imi, .i h great flourish in what imposition. Now what is I pii i; of authorship? .« lea n I pits pan urratln if the law is passed, then, like l theatre in high delight: but if tin- iav md he is (I ' liu- out of his speeeh-nmkinfj, _;ht good enough to write, then he and in mourning. D k inlr. Very true. This shows how far they aif fr ' in it ' T ' sing. lerhow highly they value the pi irtic - of tintr. Phttiti ' r, o doubt. V, Sue ' . , ivl when the king or orat r has .be pfrwer as I . ( airgus or Solon or Darius hnj, oi attaining mi Trnmn-tility f iuthorship hi a state, is he not tWHfcj|li! po-t ' rim, when Hi. ee his writings, and doesheS think i tfisell. while I is vet alivr. t.. be like a goilV •$ ' v Phot Jr. Th;: i isftrm. ,SV. ' li ' i on thin! that any one . T this el s v ' he !- ' posed t- Lysias would ever mak - i. a reproach him th t he is an autlmr? -thucJr. N i Kin you view; for aecot he would !■•■ r. oaching him with his ■ i. fvu ' pursuit. There is a time for peace Because men know they are brothers and because They keep looking for reasons to have faith in God even while they deny Him. There is a time for peace Because once in human history there was time For the human heart. — from Mass for Peace Sacred Heart College January 28, 1973 s ■ Let us therefore follow after the things which make for peace. —St. Paul 10 Nww IP ! ' ' « f3 r f w Bi — - J M K_ Wr t % gift ffl , — -• -flu. % Curriculum 11 12 President; Academic Dean Dr. Jacob Fisher, new president of Sacred Heart College, came to the institution from Loyola College, where he was Vice-President in charge of Planning. Installed in an impres- sive ceremony on November 2, Dr. Fisher has made many energetic plans for the future of SHC. His primary concern being an increase in enrollment, he has also given full backing to the proposed Student Lounge. Assisting Dr. Fisher in academic matters is Sr. Pauline Mary, Acting Academic Dean. In addition to her regular duties as registrar, Sr. Pauline is also charged with the academic purposes and standards of the institution. A. Dr. Jacob Fisher at installation. B. Dr. Fisher chats with Susan Carroll. C Acting Academic Dean Sr. Pauline. Dept. Directors The Administrative staff functions solely to keep the college running smoothly. Chief Business Officer Sr. Mary Regina has under her juris- diction all financial matters. As Registrar. Sr. Pauline Mary deals with all persons who take courses at Sacred Heart. Serving as both Admissions and Financial Aid Officer, Miss Elizabeth Boulus is the person responsible for admitting qualified students, and in- suring their financial ability to attend. Assistant Librarian Mrs. Merriweather Maynard helps Sr. Mary Annette with her duties as Library Director. A. Director of Admissions and Student Aid Miss E. Boulus. B. Business Manager Sr. Man, Regina C.yy Librarian Sr. Mary Annette D. Assistant Librarian M. Maynard E. Registrar Sr. Pauline Mary 15 - 1 I Dept. Directors Ministering to the spiritual needs of the Catholic students of Sacred Heart, Abbot Walter made himself a great favorite of all the girls. Sr. Jeanne Marie worked to effect needed changes in student life with the aid of her assistant, Miss Angela Wheeler. Also working to change the college was Col. William Poveromo, director of development, and public relations. Sr. Mary Bernard ruled over the realm of student accounts with her well- known Irish brogue. Col. William Poveromo. Director of Development and Public Relations, dis- cusses SHC progress with his secretary. SHC Chaplin. Abbot Walter Coggin with students. Dean of Student Affairs Sr. Jeanne Marie chats with a visiting priest. Sr. Mary Berrard, Student Accounts. Miss Angela Wheeler, Assistant Dean of Student Affairs. A. C. D. E. 17 Fine Arts Although referred to as a well-kept secret, the art depart- ment at Sacred Heart was well-known throughout the state for its fine comprehensive program. Sr. Mary Theophane guided all art majors, and Mrs. Mary Mintich specialized in studio problems. New to SHC, Mr. Youngman taught a special course on African Art. Also in the area of fine arts, Sr. Mary Cecilia continued with her round of special music classes and lessons. Joining her in musical pursuit was Mrs. Georgia Arribau, who helped build an enthusiastic chorus. %pf A. Mr. Youngman helps D. Greene. B. Sr. Theophane ponders a student ' s latest work. C. Sr. Cecilia instructs a well-prepared student D. Mrs. Mary Mintich. E. Mrs. Arribau leads the chorus in a difficult passage. Psychology Dept. Under the smiling guidance of Dr. Joseph Lewandowski, the Psychology Department of SHC was enlarged and strengthened. Sr. Jeanne Margaret McNally taught the introductory course, and also handled theology classes. A third staff member, Ronnie Grant, came second semester to bolster psych offerings. 20 A. Sr. Jeanne Margaret McNally, Psychology Teacher B. An elfin grin lights Dr. Joseph Lewandoivski ' i face. C. Ronald Grant on his way to class. 21 Education Dept. The Education Department ofSHC found itself in the midst of revising its courses and programs. Caught up in the controversy over teacher certification, Sister Christine and her faculty had to re-evaluate many aspects of their teacher training. Mrs. Donna Simmons also worked long hours to upgrade the department. Many part-time educators sup- plemented the faculty, especially in the sciences. Sr. Jean-Baptiste taught Physical Science, and Biology was capably handled by Sr. Mary Matthew. Rounding out the scientific facet of the college was Sr. Gertrude, Health teacher. A. Sr. Christine prepares a lecture for one of her classes. B. Mrs. Donna Simmons gives a regis- tration form to an education major. C. Sr. Jean-Baptiste checks a student ' s work. D. Observing a biology slide made by a student is Sr. Mary Matthew. E. Sr. Gertrude speaks to her health class. L 22 23 i iii iiwaii iBra MWMff ' fcB m- A. Miss Elaine Sipe checks a student ' s unit plan. B. Sr. Mary Hugh enjoys the Christmas Banquet. C. Mrs. Joy Sparrow demonstrates thejumping-jack. D. Discussing teacher methodology are Miss Charlotte Owsowski, MissAngie Wheeler, Miss Elizabeth Boulus Education Dept. The Education Department encompassed many courses which did not seem to fit in that area. Sr. Mary Hugh taught mathematics for elementary teachers, and Mrs. Joy Sparrow also prepared students to teach P. E. More orthodox courses were taught by Miss Elaine Sipe, who also observed student teachers. Miss Elizabeth Boulus also was responsible for a math course, plus education classes. Miss Charlotte Owsowski generated much pupil interest in her courses on Special Education. 25 — 1 Integrated Studies The Integrated Studies Depart- ment provides a varied correlation of subjects in the area of general knowledge. Dedicated to this pur- pose, Dr. Louis Brown is respon- sible for literature courses. Aiding her in the English depart- ment is Mr. John Cowie, who also teaches theology. Dr. Anthony Camele, Director of General Studies, fits well in the role of campus philosopher. Aiding girls in the library are Sr. Hildegarde and Sr. Perpetua. A. Reference Librarian Sr Hildegarde B. Circulation Librarian Sr. Perpetua C. Discussing grades with students is Sr. Jeanne Marie. D. Mr. John Cowie E. Dr Anthony Camele F. Dr. Louise Broun. Chairman A. Mr. Richard Davis intellectually and cul- turally discusses American History with Diane Greene. Caught by the camera is Mr. George McGarry. Dr. Carl Zell on the way to class. Miss Gordon Freeman listens to a student ' s report. American Studies An ever-growing department at SHC was American Studies. Miss Gordon Freeman returned to her niche in the department following a semester ' s absence. Taking over as history buff in residence, Mr. Richard Davis delighted underclassmen with his dry wit and surprising habits. Surprises were not in store, however, for those in Dr. Carl Zell ' s classes, where methodical presentations reigned supreme. The Social Welfare program obtained a new director in the person of Mr. George McGarry, who came to Sacred Heart with fifteen years ' experience. 29 marai Extracurric ulum 30 Peace is called a gift not because it comes Unpredictably — but because it is a thing That cannot be bought or bargained for. 31 A. B. Student Senate: M. McBride; K. McCaughn; E. Drayton; L. Grant; J. Aube; B Thomas; K. Pierse; R. Hudson; B Sanfillipo; Dr. Lewandowski; R. Sliger. House Council: Pres. L. Grant; Treas. M. Johnson; Soc. Chm. P. Crowley; Corr. See. A. Micale; Sec. M. Werner. Student Govm ' t: Sec. J. Aube; V. Pres. R. Sliger; Adv. Dr. Lewandowski; Pres. B. Sanfillipo; Treas. K. McCaughn. SGA; Senate House Council Faced with the almost insur- mountable problems of governing the student body and upholding the standards of the college, the Student Government Association was nevertheless able to achieve their objective of effective government. A major project of the Senate was the Student ' s Lounge, to be completed in the old Holy Angels ' building. With the wholehearted support of Dr. Fisher, the Senate worked enthusiastically on this much-needed facility. House Council, besides sponsoring dorm parties, also was able to greatly improve the system of late hours. nil it in 32 mm A. Judicial Boards: T. Shaughnessy; D. Chariker;L. Mosel; M. Wright; M. O ' Brian; C. Giovenco; R. Sliger: L. Dean; C. Parish; K. McGrait; C. Colligan. B. Hall Representatives: B. Thomas; P. Hodapp; L. Williams; C. Giovenco. C. Hall Counselors: G. Peters; M. Wright; M. Branigan; B. Truesdale; K. Bernier; D. Jackson; G. Skelton. Hall Counselors; Reps; Judi Boards The hall counselors took the place of the nurse on her off- hours and counseled resident students. They speeded dorm oper- ation by sorting mail, locking doors, and caring for sick girls. Hall representatives were elected members of House Council. Their duties were to keep communi- cation open between the Executive Board and the students, and to keep dorm life running smoothly. Laboring to effect sweeping revisions of the student judicial boards, the SGA attempted to set up one board for all offenses. The simplified process, although not now used, will faci litate the judicial system. 34 35 «HH A. Afro Americans: D. Mercer, J. Strong. M Kelly, T. Thomas, B. Christmas Party for IRC: Dr Zell, C, Dondero. L. Edwards, M. Finne- gan. M. Riley, T. Loflin. C. IRC members M. Finnegan, M. Riley, M. Kelly, T. Loflin examine their gifts. D. IRC: C. Dondero; A. Arant: M. Kelly: M. Finnegan, Pres.: T. Loflin: K. Bernier: B. Thomas: L. Edwards Afro- American; International Relations Club The Afro-American Union had a joint association with Belmont Abbey College. Its main functions were to probe the workings of the Black conscience and to promote an understanding of the role of the black in today ' s society. Established for foreign students, the International Relations Club fostered under- standing among students from va rious cultures. They attended a coffee-house sponsored for other such groups, and exchanged gifts at a Christmas party. 36 37 f A. H. C. I). Psych club pres. C. Giovenco sells a ticket at the wine raffle. Psych club: L. Supak, R. Sliger, K. BouKnight, E. Drayton, K. Ryan. S. Keane, J. Sordello, D. Duane, L. Dung, J. Murphy. M. Anderson. Dr. Lewandowski, Tricia. R. Donoghue, L. Powers, C. Parish, D. Baker. C. Giovenco. Advisor for SNCAE, Miss E. Boulus. SNCAE: G. Skelton. P. Stuart, J. Telese. Miss Boulus, D. Regula. C. Dundero. M. Trombello, J. Aube, E. Luhman. 38 SNCAE; Psych Club The Student North Carolina Association of Educators is a group of prospective teachers who meet to learn the history, purposes, and ethics of education as a profession. They sponsored a tutoring program for disad- vantaged children, encouraging all Sacred Heart students to participate in the project. The Psychology Club promotes interest and knowledge in the field of psychology for all Abbey and SHC students. With the money they raised from their annual wine booth at the bazaar the Psych Club was able to secure Dr. Steven Bondi to speak on the topic The Problems of Respon- sibility. Other speakers were also to speak to the club. nwi w i i ' .l l - _W il lHI I Am t m • 1 •U if ' - M 9 x ' AJQJ V -r Vff g L 1 39 MMMIMIU BMfi Ill ill ill ll; 1111 111 40 ! WRA; Legion of Mary The Women ' s Recreation Association sponsored intramural in volleyball, basketball, and softball. Other events were the annual North-South game and student-faculty games. The Legion of Mary is an assembly of Catholic women whose purpose is to promote Christian ideals and offer services where needed. Legion members taught CCD classes, and visited Holy Angels. Campus Ministry; SCAR The Students ' Committee on Admissions and Recruiting was resurrected this year to help boost lagging enrollment. Their two-fold purpose was to assist the Admissions office in recruiting new students, and in guiding them during campus visits. Another function was to promote a spirit of unity and satisfaction among the present student body. Campus Ministry was also reorganized this year. They chose and taught new songs and responses for the students ' Mass, and helped to redecorate the students ' Chapel on First East. Another aim of the ministry was to promote a more Christian atmosphere in the student body. A. SCAR: M. Wright. J. Murphy. M Kelly. L. Williams. E. Mandelbaum, D. Greene. P. Hodapp. K. Pierse, B. Kearny. M. Golembieshi. G. Peters. A. Moon. J. McKoy. B. Campus Ministry: G. Peters. B. Truesdale. L. Williams. M. Wright. T. Loflin. C. SCAR meeting: J. McKoy, M. Wright, P. Moran. D. Planning for Mass are T. Loflin. E. Weir. M. Wright. K. Bernier. 43 44 Golden Hearts; Sisters ofPiKap Working closely with Sigma Phi Epsilon, the Golden Hearts undertook the sale of printed t-shirts. Service projects and athletic events were sponsored. Hampered by a lack of members, the Little Sisters of Pi Kap nevertheless participated in many activities with their brothers. A. Little Sisters of Pi Kap and Friends. Girls: N. Naughton. M. Wright. M. B. Egan.Not Pic: D Regula.M. Johnson, others. B. Golden Hearts at Keg party: M. Schroer. G. Gray, P. Boulus, K. McGrail. C. Golden Hearts: P. Boulus: E. Flana- gan: M. Schroer: G. Gray, V. Pres.: K. McGrail: M. J. Dvorscak: J. Ver- hoven. Sec: D. Quinn: C. Colligan: D Baudouin: G. Boulus: D. Jackson, Pres. : L. Edwards. Treas. 45 Order of Diana; Phi Kap Sisters Newly-organized this year, the Little Sisters of Phi Kap made a permanent niche for them- selves in the Hues of the brothers. They added a feminine touch to the redecoration of the den at the Phi Kap house, and also entertained with a home- cooked dinner. Continuing the annual spaghetti dinner with TKE, the Order of Diana also instituted a cook-out with the brothers. To lessen confusion, OD decided to elect officers each Novem ber, so that they could use the expe- rience gained from past officers. 46 A. B. D. C Kirk. K Bouknight before a Phi Kap Party Order of Diana: L. Deshenes. Historian; C. Clark, Pledge; L. Supak; C. Giouenco, Treas; P. Crowley, Pres.; L. Moset; E. Kent; K. McCaughn, T. Shaughnessy, Sec; M. Stewart, Pledge Mistress; B. Newcomb; T. Poteet; J Sordello; P. Strunk. Pledge; P. Maroney, V. Pres.; D. Malone, Pledge. Little Sisters of Phi Kap: K. Bouknight. Treas.; M. Brennan. Pres.; C. Parish; K. Berbakos; C. Kirk. L. Moset, P. Maroney serve spaghetti at the yearly Tke-OD dinner. D 48 Orientation; College Union Bewildered freshmen were shown the ropes by an enthusiastic Orientation Committee, under the tutelege of Ercelle Drayton. The traditional mixer with Abbey freshmen was the usual chaotic event; a huge cattle show. But with the aid of knowledgeable upperclassmen, new students stepped quickly into the Sacred Heart Routine. An integral part of the Sacred Heart Routine is the College Union. Students from both schools labor to provide unique, exciting enter- tainment for all. Centered at the Haid, Union activities included concerts by Flash Cadillac, Danny Cox and Mom ' s Apple Pie; movies such as Klute and Summer of ' 42 ; plus a wine-tasting. Orientation Committee: M. Stupal- ski; R Sliger; P. Levering; E. Drayton. Pres; D. DuBois; K Bouknight; C. Parish; P Gallela; T. Shaughnessy; L. Supak; C. Giovenco; M. Johnson; K. Pierse; P. Hodapp. College Union: Kevin Healy. Social; Jay Briody. Pres; Brother Gregory, Moderator; Tom Harmon. F.N.T.; Tncia Shaughnessy. Recreation; Rosie Hudson. V. Pres; Marcy Brennan. Social; Bev Nolte. Publicity; Lorraine Grant. Sec; Not Pic: Tim Lehan. Rec- reation; Andy McGinn, Publicity; Vicky Przygocki. Co-Curricular; Paul Battaglia. Co-Curricular. 49 . ■•■r,Jte. ; — - — v Grndatim editors; G Skelton, Sr. Memories; K McGrail. Extracurric- ulum; T. Poteet, Editor; A. Hoover, Curriculum and Directory. Not Pic; M. O ' Brien. Events; L. Deschenes. K. Ryan. Business; J. Johnston, Theme. Gradatim staff: G. Skelton. A. Hoov- er, E. Luhman. L. Deschenes. T. Mar- tin. K Matthews. J. Sordello. K. Ryan. K McGrail. J. Telese, K Lewis, C. King. B. Thomas, J. Johns- ton, T. Poteet, M. Trombello. B. Ventriloquist Staff : A. Hoover, S. Massari, A. Flannagan, D. Duane.J. Johnston, T. Hamilton, A. Arant. G. Gray. Not Pic: M. McBride, editor; Ly Dung, Business. C. Vent staff at meeting: A. Arant, A. Flannagan, P. Moron. I) Mayer. 50 Ventriloquist; Gradatim The loss of editor Marti McBride was felt keenly by the staff of the Ventriloquist. Efficient organization was readily apparant under new editor Jody McKoy, however, and the fine quality of editorial selections was not sacrificed. Hottest news item was a rather unfavorable survey of Abbey men concerning Vent students. Lack of experience was the name of the game as the Gradatim staff labored to meet pressing deadlines. Theme and layout problems were finally resolved, however as a skeleton crew hoped to present students with a yearbook to treasure. IK a Kfi m q h MM I Events Of the 52 k at ft Year cease not to advocate peace; even though unjust, it is better than the most just war. — Cicero 53 mia m m m Installation of Dr. Jacob Fisher With a handshake from the Chairman of the Board of Trustees and a kiss from the student body president, Dr. Jacob Fisher was formally installed Novem ber 2, 1972 as the first lay president of Sacred Heart College. Addressing an audience of dignitaries, educators and students. Dr. Fisher said that with God ' s help, SHC will flourish in the bright new world of tomorrow. Ending his speech by cancelling classes the next day, he received a standing ovation from students and faculty. A. B. Students wave good-bye to General Ferd Davis, representative of the Gov- ernor of North Carolina. The Most Reverend Thomas Donnel- lan. Archbishop, the Archdiocese of Atlanta. Platform Party and the Right Rev- erend Edmund McCaffrey, Chancel- lor of Belmont Abbey College. 55  _TrLi-I 100 Days Party. Big-Little Sisters The annual Big Sister-Little Sister Dinner was a special event this year, with a spaghetti supper, entertainment, and a champagne punch party in the Pine Room. Seniors were presented a gala dinner for the 100 days until graduation party where faculty and students recalled good ole days. A. B. C. D. E. f, B. Fratarcangelo, L. Deschenes, M. Trombello, M. Anderson. M. Trombello, S. Keane. M. 0 ' Brian, B. Johnson, A. Flanagan, D. Mayer. Big Sister-Little Sister Banquet. Big Sister-Little Sister Banquet. 100 days party: Sr. Pauline. G. Skel- ton, Mr. Cowie, E. Drayton, Sr. An- nette. Third West Seniors at 100 days party. J. Telese, G. Skelton, G. Peters, E. Drayton, Sr. Pauline feel the affects of the 100 days party. j : ©ft | 56 North South Game The South rose again on Novem ber 6, via the annual North- South basketball game. Led by Bridgette Truesdale, the South gained the upper hand and held it to win with a score of 25-14. Following the enthusiastically cheered event, both sides retired to the Pine Room for a party sponsored by the Sophomore Class. A. IS. c. D. E. F. Northern jocks E. Frey, P. Levering. E. Frey. M. Johnson. P. Hodapp. J. Atmon, D. Duane at Sophomore ' s Pine Room Party. We lost? gasps K. Pierse. D. Chariker tries a long shot for the South.. C. Ashley, M. Ehrhard. B. Fratar- cangelo at Pine Room Party. D. Chariker controls the jump ball. 58 vrrvftna m. Mmmi— h m 59 HH vB3i , M ' 3 i r. r v. ? ?i m  ■•• f 1 rro ak -v 4 fiiTTl % scil 1 g - IlilHIIMIIII I HIT Christmas Party; Hall Decoration Ingenius lighting, creative murals, and a Grandma ' s house made Doyle Hall look like a Christmas festival. Peanuts, the Bible story, and an old-timey Christmas were stiff competition, but finally bowed to Christmas in Disney World by Third West. A dinner for the entire college community was followed by skits from each class, complete with Santa by the Freshmen. A. Freshman Class Skit B. Sophomore Class Song C. Junior Class Song D. Freshman Santa. E. Frey E. Tricia, S. Claus (Dr. Leuandouski) F. Th ird West s Disney World Castle IHHB Studying at SHC Yes, Virginia, there is a library at Sacred Heart College. Students utilized the often-empty library to read assignments, study for tests, and compose term papers. They also studied in the classroom, the dining room, the dorm room, the out of doors. Not readily apparant, perhaps, students did study. A. I) Fatchek, C. Sabettie discuss an assignment. B. Studying fur a test are P Hodapp, D. Malone, E. Frey, M. Johnson. C. Pre-class silence. D. An art student completes her sketch. E. Education class, five minutes early. immmaummtim Ma 1IUWII— IWIIII.IM.M ■ ym Student Life A. G. Skelton, M. Conner B. K McGrail C. Third West prepares for a fire drill. D. T Shaughnessy (Santa) is thanked by M. Stewart for a happy Christmas. E. M. Stupalsky, Kitten, R. Sliger, P. Gallela relax after class. F. Sophomore response to peace agreement. G. A Micale, L. Grant. H. Mass in the Students ' Chapel. I. M Trombello, M. Cherry, T. Martin. D Mayer, M. O ' Brien. J. Checking her schedule is A. Hoover. u s ' !!: are ful r ' I® PEACE ■ _■ iiiiiiPiiMiiiiimMiiiiiiiinmiiimimii mn Student Life: Volume Two A. B. C. D. E. F. G. H. Looking for the future are a young couple. C. Parish, J. Briody Doyle Hall in repose. A ladder to the stars. The Ardvark Cheer by K. Pierse, E. Kent, K. McCaughn, D. Malone, D. Chariker, E. Frey. Sr. Jeanne Marie P Hodapp, Mama Wallace, P. Boulus Cheer Up Freshmen, the Worst is Yet to Come, compliments of Third West. J. Sordello, T. Shaughnessy, C. King ready to go out on the town. 66 umiiiiii milium im ■ :■ MHHBHB Student Life: Volume Three A. B. C. D. E. F. G. D. Mercer, P Cathcart. T. Kearns, T. Zodda, S. Massari, D. Fatchek show their acrobatic skill. Happy Birthday, Adrian Scott! Students await time to go to class. Excitement is in store for T. Shaughnessy, V. Przygocki. The Hodappi tribe play football. K. Pierse leads Third East in song. ■ Ill III I ■ 1 ■ III mi ■ in ■ in ■ in ■ ■■I ■ in ■I ■ in ■ ■■■ mi •■■-■■ --;-;-;-; :-: = : = : ■ ■ ■■■ :=:.=:= ■■■■■■■■• ■ ■ ■ I ■ !■! ■■■ ' ■■■■! I - m r IMB — - 1 — 1 ' IIIMIIIIIIWIIIllHIIIIIIIIIHIIIIII ' IHIIIIIiHIIIWIIill ' l s Bmmms, Union Activities Union activities range from old movies to new wines, from jazz to an organist. The wine- tasting sponsored by California wine-growers was well-received by students who chose favorites from the ten wines offered. Halloween brought a costume contest with cleaning ladies, JanisJoplin, and an old man strong contenders. The most enthu- siastic response was given the St. Louis Jazz Quartet, who performed songs from the days of Billie Holiday to the present. A. Students sample bouquet and flavor of different California wines. B. Singer from St. Louis Jazz Quartet and Officer Howard talk at inter- mission. C. A country couple at Halloween. D. Two friends of America escort a youth to the nearest exit. E. Guitarist and drummer from the Jazz Quartet. F. TheSt. LouisJazz Quartet performs. 71 m aummmmmm m mmmm a a WW Abbey Social Life The main staple of social life at the A bbey were the Friday Night Things and fraternity parties. The F.N. T. remained a showcase for local talent, with Eastern Seaboard a regular feature. The Fraternities kept up their tradition of beer, band and boys all for one low-low price. This same idea was used to some advantage during open dorms. I). J. Szyarto. M. Clontz at an F.N. T J. Cataldo, T. Shaughnessy. C. Giouenco. J. Briody. Sudsy, P. Crowley, L. Fazzi, K. Bouknight enjoy a Sig Ep Party. A happy couple amid the usual chaos of an F. NT. K. Wolfson, G. Gray. 72 StStBUBBSSmS v mimmmm sm Homecoming Raun MacKinnon began an exciting Homecoming with her unusual blend of popular and original tunes. Following her was the Impact of Brass whose mastery of music earned them their name. The close win over WCUwas highlighted by the dance featuring Early Morning Fog. Singing beautiful Irish ballads, Fox Watson delighted a spirited audience, as did Summer of ' 42 . A. B. C. F. Magician produces a lovely bouquet. Students spellbound by Fox Watson. Enjoying the uncola are T. Poteet. M. Altes. T. Shaughnessy. P. Keany discuss her club foot. Prospective students experience an A b bey Horn ecom ing. Reactions to the Impact of Brass are varied. 74 mtBtismmmmuwam - 1 I ' Tunny Thing— Forum The Abbey Players presented their first musical, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum from February 15-17. Based on the plays of Plautus, the comedy was directed by Dr. Winslow Hartford and produced by Chris Johnston. Although plagued by illness, the cast triumphed in a totally pro- fessional manner. Mad dashes across stage were punctuated by hysterical mix-ups, outrageous musical numbers and droll humor. Hero IT. Lamas). Senex (D. Hollex) . Hysterium (D. Alford), and Domine (D. Mayer) approve of Dom ina ' s statue. Lycus (R. O ' Connor) reacts to Pseudolus ' C. Johnston) neus of the plague on Crete. Senex (D. Holley) extols the virtues of a maid in the house. Pseudolus (C. Johnston) is spellbound by the courtesan Tintinabula (S. Massari). Lycus (R. O ' Connor) scolds his eunuch (C. Parish). 77 n ' liiiiiiiiuiiiiniiiiiHHiiiimiiii Peace comes freely to those who do not look directly for it At all, but who find it because thex have learned to lose themselves. 78 ™—  — JUMiiumwa II— I I— MM — ffl—HIP •Ml Directory 79 II IMI III IIlM I I III W I Him i ll l l l llill lllll Seniors Phyllis Ann Anderson BA Elementary Education Carolyn Bailey BA Elementary Education Patricia Bridges Beam BA Elementary ' Education Kathleen Grace Bernier BA Social Welfare Patricia Betts BA Elementary Education Rita Wehunt Black BA Elementary Education Maureen Teresa Branigan BA Business and Economics Karen Lansten Bridgeman Mar l n Burns 80 m ■m™ Mil Claire Cesena BA Psychology Eileen Cole Margaret Crowley BA General Studies Frances Bellinger BA Elementary Education A. Pat Betts and Maryann Stewart brave a chilling wind. Ercelle Drayton BA Social Welfare 81 Marsha Dean Falls BA Elementary Education Maureen Finnegan BA Elemental Education 82 Lorraine Man,- Grant BA Elementary Education Hattie Moore Hardin Rose Marie Hudson BA Elementar - Education Sylvia Jenkins Sherry Yasmin Holler BA Art Education Catherine Marie Kirk BA General Studies Vicky Warlick Lewis BA Elementary Education Cynthia Saine Link BA Art Education Nancy Rose Linman BA Political Science Jeanie Parton Lowery BA Elementary Education Ellen Anne Luhman BA Elementary Education Tonya Gazelle Messer BA Elementary Education Vera Russ Morrison BA Elementary Education Patricia Maroney BA Elementary Education Laura Marie Mosel BA History Marye Margaret McBride BA English Sheila Jean McCrarv BS Biology Ann Nelson Noell 84 — — ■ A. Senior class officers: Sec: G. Skelton: S. Claus: V. Pres: E. Luhman: Pres: E. Drayton: Treas: N. Linman- Regina Marie Peters Social Welfare Jane Ellen Phillips BA Psychology Katie Dunn Propst BA Elemental Victoria Przygocki BA Elementary Education Jackie Moore Rimmt Kathleen Mary Ryan BA Sociology Barbara Ann Sanfilippo BA Elementary Education 85 Charlotte Shelton BA Elementary Education Grace Ann Skelton BA Elementary Education Judy West Smith BA Elementary Education Sarah Jeanette Smith BA Elementary Education Linda Carol Smoak Maryann Theresa Stewart I BA Elementary Education Vivien R. Stewart BA Elementary Education Joyce Josephine Telese BA Elementary Education Roseann Thompson BA Elementary Education 86 Brigitte Truesdale BA General Studies Katharine A. Venture BA Psychology Joan Patricia Verhoven BA General Studies Margaret Wilson BA Elementary Education NOT PICTURED: Susan Carroll Eileen O ' Connell Anita Jean Drum BA Art Education Sister Joan Duval Ann F. Harris BAArt Susan Marie Jones AS General Secretarial Donna Long BA Elementary Education Sister Brigid McCarthy Antoinette Schmidt i • ■ « fc r— S -i JUNIORS JeanAube Kayde Bou Knight Catherine Boyde Marcy Brennan Brenda Currence Christine Dondero Denise Dubois Ly Ngoc Dung Mary Beth Egan Fay Fatchek Wanda Fewell Peggy daltela ■nn Gayle Gray Pat Horrigan Dale Jackson Deborah Jamison Carol Kirk Harriett Lethermo Tina Loflin Kathr n Love Patricia Moran Barbara McMahon Manbeth Neucom b Beverlie Nolte Ellen Perillo Janice Quick A. D. Dubois strikes a happy key. NOT PICTURED: B. It ' s snowing for M- Stupalsky and K. Rello. Jane Allen Bobbie Jenkins Jacqueline Bess Sykia Jenkins Frances Eaker Diane King Vivan Gallagher Nancy Naughton Sr. Susan Garvey Alice Nixon Ginny Hackett Mame Reilex Catherine Hall Martha Seibert Linda Jeff eries 89 Kathryn Rello Gloria Rhyne Cynthia Roberts Cynthia Sabettie Rosie Sliger Vicky Stroupe Margaret Stuart Mary Stupalsky Linda Supak Eileen Tracy Frederica English Mary Ann Vause A. Junior Class Officers; Vice Pres., L. Supak; Sec. K. Bouknight; Pres., P. Horrigan. 90 mmm cmmm ■nnm KM SOPHOMORES Alice Arant Claudia Ashley Diane Baudouin Geraldine Boulis Pauline Boulis Boult Twins Michelle Bruchon Delia Chartker Catherine Clark Christine Colltgan Laura Dean Lynn Deschenes Mary -Jane Dcorscak Ellen Flanagan Beth Fratarcangelo Marta Golembieski Diane Greene Elizabeth Hamm Patricia Hodapp Kathy Holland Michele Huber Mary Johnson 91 Joanne Johnston Elisabeth Kearney Maria Kelley Ellen Kent Carolyn King Peggy Levering Diane Malone Ellen Mandelbaum Anne Moon Kathleen McCaughan Kathleen McGrail Jody McKov Colette Owens Charlotte Parish Ruth Pearson m w Kathryn Pierse Theresa Poteet Diane Quinn inniiiiiiiiMiiiwuiwpnw— t Deborah Regula Margaret Schroer Patricia Shaughnessy Janice Sordello Phyllis Strunk Mary Tarleton Mary Werner Mary Wright NOT PICTURED: Lynn Ballard Cecile Dever Mary Ehrhard Sherry Gibson Celia Giovenco Marsha Haney Susan Jones Linda Smith Loretta Weiss A. M. Kelley rocks on with an impromptu dance. B. Sophomore Class Officers: Pres., K. Pierse; Treas., P. Hodapp; V. Pres., T. Shaughnessy; Sec, G. Boulos. 93 UH mm FRESHMEN Pauline Allen Mane Anderson Melissa Cherry Marx Curtain Anna Czornyj Anne Flanagan Muriel Grier Theresa Hamilton Miriam Hamrick Ann Hoover Barbara Johnson Sue Keane A. T. KearnsandM. Ohle show their rather upsidedown ViewofSHC. B. M. Trombello, M. Cherry are the newest Freshman vamps. C. Freshman class officers: Treas. M. Anderson; Sec. J. Murphy; V. Pres., M. O ' Brien; Pres., B. Thomas. 94 rammon There se K earns Kathleen Knoutto Kathleen Lewis Tern Martin Susan Massari Deborah Mercer ■Joanne Murphy Mary Ann Ohle Photographer Julie Rochelle Margaret Scheznayder Janet Schoettle Marcella Stone Joan Strong Brendell Thomas Man, Trombello Karen White Connie Williams Larretta Williams Theresa Zodda SOT PICTURED: Mane Chivington Malinda Elkins Ida Fatehek Erica Frey Patricia George Beverly Hope Sylvia Hughes Barbara Johnston Barbara Koroleski Karen Matthews Donna Mayer Peggy M err it t Anna Micale Sharon Miller Christine Selson Marian ' Brian Susan Sittman Margaret Stone Jean Williams Mary Wilson 95 Who ' s Who; Day Students Day Student officers worked to achieve unity between their classmates and resident students. Day students were encouraged to participate more fully in extracurricular activities. Four students were chosen by the Administration and Student Government to represent SHC in the Who ' s Who in American Colleges. A. B. C. D. E. Pat Beam. Who ' s Who. Day Student officers: Senate Rep.. K. Love; President, K. Jefferies; V. Pres.. B. Clayton. Not Pic: Sec- Treas.,J. Rimmer. Bridget te Truesdale, Who ' s Who. Peggy Gallela. Who ' s Who. Charlotte Shelton, Who ' s Who. 96 ■ M  ° ' lllllW ' IIIIHIIIIIIIIII IIIIIHillil ram II f M ,,. ir s.ir p HI ,jA r Wrft: 4 4- ■v ' 5 1; D 1 vSS ' iS ■ a. 97 m Senior Memories 98 — — — ■ Peace I leave with you, my friends, Shalom, my peace, in all you do. Peace I leave with you, my friends. I give to you so you can give to others, too. 99 A. G. Sketton B. M. Bramgan. E. Luhman, B. Mancuso, A. Nelson Noel, B Barrett. C. SHC cattle car D. K. Rice. M. Higgins. E. M. Nicholas. E. Luhman. F. N. Linman. M. Forseman. J. Telese. M. Nicholas. G. A. Nelson Noel, E. Luhman. H. M. J. Boulus, J. Driscoll. P. Thomas, M. Dougherty, B. Nolte, M. J. Toulin, A. New berg, M. Kellerher, V. Przy- gocki, K. Ryan. 100 Memories of Class of 1973 K 4 It all began in August of 1969, with the arrival of about 150 scared but curious girls. A whole new life was about to unfold before us, and here we were totally unfamiliar with everyone and everything. Through the years we grew; grew to know others with the help of the freshman picnic at the Red Fez Club and to know ourselves. The water fights, pantie raid and two o ' clock am meetings with the dean were all part of our growth. Even though our num. ber decreased greatly our spirit remained. We managed to survive freshman humanities, initiation and bomb scares, only to end up in our respective fields pr eparing to leave our home in May. We may return often, or only once, but we will all return to SHC constantly in our thoughts. 101 B. C. D. E. F. G. II. M. Tolan. A. Neither , C. Perry, P. Vane, M. Stewart. M. Boulus, T. Loftin, L. Longfield. T. Dougherty. K. Ryan, J. Driseol D. Elsesser, (! Skelton, C. Bracken J. Telese. G. Skelton. E Luhman, M. Nicholas K McGrath, E. Luhman. M. Walsh. M Boulus. E. Drayton E. Luhman. T. Cuervo M Akra. E. Drayton V. Przygocki ■J. Telese, E. Luhman 102 103 A. B. C. D. E. F. G. H. M. Nicholas, K. Heath, B. Sanfillipo, L. McClusk, C. Bracken, E. Luhman. M. Walsh, G. Skelton P. Crowley, B Sanfillipo, C. Courtney, R. Hudson. E. Luhman, M. Stewart, K. Ryan J. Telese. E. Luhman, G. Skelton V. Jann, M. Barry, N. Linman, G. Skelton C. Bracken. J. Telese, D. Elsesser J. Telese, T. Cuervo, E. Drayton E- Luhman 105 : First keep the peace within yourself; then you can also bring peace to others. -Thomas ' a Kempis 106 Advertisements 107 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 FEDERAL GLASS INC. Phone 525-1511 4721 Chastain Ave. Charlotte, North Carolina BEST WISHES GRADUATING SENIORS OF GOLDEN HEARTS THE BROTHERS OF SIGMA PHI EPSILON HOLSUM BREAD... ...THE BREAD TO BUY! 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K. BRUNNEMER, INC. _FOR PRINTING Printers - Lithographers Wedding Invitations Phone 865-4500 707 E. Second Av«. Gastonia, North Carolina 126 HHHUH iwMiwMnumamivmMJzmmi Bmm m Faculty and Administration Addresses Mrs. Georgia P. Arribau 1324 DeLane Avenue Charlotte, N.C. Sister Mary Christine Beck Sacred Heart Convent Belmont, N.C. Miss Elizabeth Boulus 95 Brumley Ave. N.E. Concord, N.C. 28025 Dr. Louise Brown Sacred Heart College Belmont, N.C. 28012 Sister Mary Hugh Mauldin Sacred Heart Convent Belmont, N.C. 28012 Sister Jean Baptiste Meskill Sacred Heart Convent Belmont, N.C. 28012 Mrs. Mary Mintich 515 Dogwood Lane Belmont, N.C. 28012 Mr. George J. McGarry 413 Phillips St., Apt. 4 Lowell, N.C. 28098 Dr. Anthony M. Camele 800 Henley Place Charlotte, N.C. 28207 Sister Jeanne Margaret McNally Sacred Heart Convent Belmont, N.C. 28012 Sister Pauline Mary Clifford Sacred Heart Convent Belmont, N.C. 28012 Miss Charlotte Ohsowski 95 Brumley Ave., N.E. Concord, N.C. 28025 Mr. John M. Cowie 405 ' k N. Main St. Belmont, N.C. 28012 Col. William F. Poveromo 615 Mt. Vernon Charlotte, N.C. 28203 Miss Kathleen Coye Sacred Heart College Belmont, N.C. 28012 Mr. Richard Davis 4917 Highlake Dr. Charlotte, N.C. 28215 Mrs. Joan Edwards Rt. 1, Box 267 B Belmont, N.C. 28 012 Sister Mary Theophane Field Sacred Heart Convent Belmont, N.C. 28012 Dr. Jacob Fisher 3719 Larkston Dr. Charlotte, N.C. 28211 Sister Jeanne Marie Kienst Sacred Heart Convent Belmont, N.C. 28012 Dr. Joseph Lewandowski 103 Oak Trail Catawba Heights Belmont, N.C. 28012 Mrs. Donna Simmons 21 Alice Ave., Apt. 5 Belmont, N.C. 28012 Miss Elaine Sipe 36 West Woodrow, Apt. B Belmont, N.C. 28012 Sister Mary Matthew Snow Charlotte Catholic High School 3100 Park Road Charlotte, N.C. Mrs. Joy Sparrow Rt. 1, Amith Acres Belmont, N.C. 28012 Sister Mary Gertrude Weldon Sacred Heart Convent Belmont, N.C. 28012 Miss A ngela Wheeler 36 E. Woodrow Ave. Belmont, N.C. 28012 Mr. Edward Youngman 1521 E. Morehead St. Charlotte, N.C. 28207 Sister Mary Cecilia Lewis Sacred Heart Convent Belmont, N.C. 28012 Dr. Carl Zell 4909 Highlake Dr. Charlotte, N.C. 28215 127 Student Addresses Freshmen Allen, Pauline P.O. Box 329 Boynton Beach. Fla. 33435 Anderson, Maria 229 Mohawk Drive Spartanburg, S.C. 29301 Cherry, Melissa Box 269 Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Chivington, Marie Rt. 2 Box 194 Albemarle, N.C. 28001 Curtin, Mary 15109 Middlegate Rd. Silver Spring, Md. 20904 Czornyj, Anna RD. 3 Box 402B Somerset, N.J. 08873 Elkins, Malinda 713 N. RhyneSt. Ext. Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Fatchek, Ida 1930 N.W. 187th St. Opa-Locka, Fla. 33054 Flanagan, Anne 2750 Pratt Philadelphia, Pa. 19137 Frey, Erica 18 Beatrice Ave. Syosset, N.Y. George, Patricia 300 Ferstl Ave. Belmont, N.C. 28012 Grier, Muriel 129 Morning Glory Ave. Belmont, N.C. 28012 Hamilton, Theresa 901 Onslow Dr. Greensboro, N.C. 27408 Hamrick, Miriam Rt. 1, Box 153 Pineville, N.C. 28134 Hoover, Ann 2032 N. 21st St. Arlington, Va. 22201 Hope, Beverly Kay WOMcGinnisSt. Mt. Holly, N.C. 28120 Hughes, Sylvia 104 S. Belvedere Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Johnson, Barbara 4505 Ryegate Dr. Raleigh, N.C. 27609 Johnston, Barbara 929 Nottingham Dr. Charlotte, N.C. 28211 Keane, Sue Marie 3607 Johnny Cake Lane Charlotte, N.C. Reams, Therese 25 Cedar Lane Newport News, Va. 23001 Knowlton, Kathleen 2004 N. Illinois St. Arlington, Va. 22205 Koroleski, Barbara 404 Front St. Greenport, N.Y. 11944 Lewis, Kathleen 4 Carol Court Somerset, N.J. 08873 Martin, Terri 4805 College Dr. Wilmington, N.C. 28401 Massari, Susan Box 175 Riegelwood, N.C. Matthews, Karen 5250 Addison Dr. Charlotte, N.C. 28211 Mayer, Donna 1034 Chelten Parkway Cherry Hill, N.J. 08034 Mercer, Deborah 1328 North Allison Philadelphia, Pa. 19131 Merritt, Peggy 5 Kingston Ave. Belmont, N.C. 28012 Micale, Anna 25 Dix Street New Brunswick, N.J. Miller, Sharon 301 Carolina Circle Winston-Salem, N.C. 27104 Murphy, Joanne 695 Chapel Hill Blvd. Boynton Beach, Fla. 33435 Nelson, Christine 1222 Burtonwood Circle Charlotte, N.C. 28212 O ' Brien, Marian 28 Davis Ave. Port Jefferson, N.Y. 11776 Okie, Mary Ann 3321 Heathcliffe Lane Jacksonville, Fla. 32217 Rochelle, Julie 1214 Woodland Place High Point, N.C. 27262 Schexnayder, Margaret 304 Maurice St. Monroe, N.C. 28110 Schoettle, Janet 4732 Brooktree Dr. Charlotte, N.C. 28205 Sittman, Susan 32 Greenwood Road Morris Plains, N.J. 07950 Stone, Marcella P.O. Box 171 Stanley, N.C. 28164 Stowe, Margaret 340 W. Central Ave. Mt. Holly, N.C. 28120 Strong, Jo An 1800 LaSalle St. Charlotte, N.C. 28216 Thomas, Brendell 1904 E. 18th St. Winston-Salem, N.C. 27105 Trombello, Mary 175 Wilkinson Ct, S.E. Concord, N.C. 28025 White, Karen 112 East 44th St. Savannah, Ga. 31405 Williams, Connie 85 Ford Drive McAdenville, N.C. 28101 Sister Jean Williams Sacred Heart Convent Belmont, N.C. 28012 Williams, Larretta 2440 New Walkertown Rd. Winston-Salem, N.C. 27101 Wilson, Mary Rt. 2, Box 160 Clover, S.C. 29710 Zodda, Therese 202 Anne Burras Lane Newport News, Va. 23606 Sophomores Arant, Alice 2760 Eaton Place Atlanta, Ga. 30341 Ashley, Claudia 224 Forest Hill Ave. Winston-Salem, N.C. 27105 Baudouin, Diane 3563 Ladonia St. Seaford, N.Y. 11 783 Boulus, Geraldine 7428 Amboy Dearborn Heights, Mich. 48127 128 mmmmmm _ Boulus, Pauline 7428 Amboy Dearborn Heights, Mich. 48127 Bruchon, Michelle Rt. 4, Box 495 Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Chariker, Delia Route 1 Clover, S.C. 29710 Clark, Catherine 450 Lawrie St. Perth Amboy, N.J. 08861 Colligan, Christine 897 Chester Road Sayville, N.Y. 11782 Davis. Patsy Ballard 205 Graham St. Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Dean, Laura 7601 Maryland Ave. Clayton, Mo. 63106 Deschenes, Lvnn 1430 Rutledge Ave. Charlotte, N.C. 28211 Dever, Cecile 222-47th Street Sea Isle City, N.J. 08243 Dvorscak, Mary Jane 2120 Mt. Vernon St. Waynesboro, Va. 22980 Ehrhard, Mary 28 Willett St. Bergen field, N.J. 07621 Flanagan, Ellen 118 Brook St. Garden City, N.Y. 11530 Fratarcangelo, Elizabeth P.O. Box 147 Hopewell, Va. 23860 Gibson, Sherry 306 E. Catawba Dr. Mt. Holly, N.C. 28120 Giovenco, Celia 4527 Azeele St. Tampa, Fla. 33609 Golembieski, Marta 2507 Larry Ave. Oxon Hill, Md. 20022 Greene, Diane Box 101 Pinehurst, N.C. 28374 Hamm, Elizabeth 125 Pennsylvania Ave. Medford, N.Y. 11 763 Haney, Marsha 838 S. Hoskins Rd. Charlotte, N.C. 28208 Hodapp, Patricia 30 Mt. Pleasant Ave. Wyoming, Ohio 45215 Holland, Kathy 526 Ruby Lane Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Huber, Michele 5622 Shady Hollow La. Cincinnati, Ohio 45230 Johnson, Mary 4505 Rvegate Dr. Raleigh, N.C. 27609 Johnston, Joanne 98 Alpine Wa Asheville, N.C. 28805 Jones, Susan P.O. Box 125 Belmont, N.C. 28012 Kearney, Elizabeth 69 Blacksmith Road Levittown, N.Y. 11756 Kelley, Maria P.O. Box N564 Nassau, Bahamas Kent, Ellen Baiae Schley, Va. 23154 King, Carolyn 1108 Concord Ave. Monroe, N.C. 28110 Levering, Margaret 1909 Delaware Ave. Wildwood, N.J. 08260 Malone, Diane 421 Smith Street Central Islip, N.Y. 11722 Mandelbaum, Ellen 169 Hawthorne Ave. Central Islip, N.Y. 11722 McCaughan, Kathleen 2546 3 Willows Ct. Richmond, Va. McGrail, Kahtleen 6101 Springhouse La. Charlotte, N.C. 28211 McKoy, Jody Rt. 1, Box 77 Castle Hayne, N.C. 28429 Moon, Anne 112 Pine Knoll Rd. Endicott, N.Y. 13760 Owens, Colette Box 118 Cedarville, N.J. Parish, Charlotte 413 Powhatan St. Naval Station Norfolk, Va. 23511 Pearson, Ruth 3926 Gracemont Dr. Winston-Salem, N.C. 27106 Pierse, Kathryn 725 Ashford Rd. Wilmington, Del. 19803 Poteet, Theresa 713 Bounous Street Valdese, N.C. 28690 Quinn, Dianne 3014 Falcon Ave. Medford, N.Y. 11 763 Regula, Deborah 77 Riverside Dr. Riverhead, N.Y. 11901 Schroer, Margaret 747 Amsterdam Ave. N.E. Atlanta, Ga. 30306 Shaugnessy, Patricia 445 E. St. Johns St. Central Islip, N.Y. 11722 Smith, Linda 819 N. Laurel St. Lincolnton, N.C. 28092 Sordello, Janice 815 Edgewood Dr. Jacksonville, N.C. 28540 Strunk, Phyllis 1104 Clifton Rd. Jacksonville, N.C. 28540 Tarleton, Mary 2716 Brightwood Ct. Winston-Salem, N.C. 27107 Weiss, Loretta 4 Block Blvd. Port Jefferson Station, N.Y. Werner, Mary 133 N. Ocean Dr. Freeport, N.Y. 11520 Wright, Mary 89 Irving Terrace Kenmore, N.Y. 14223 Juniors Allen, Jane 916 Holly Dr. Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Aube, Jean 200 Elgin Dr. N.E. Concord, N.C. 28025 Bess, Jacqueline Rt. 1, Box 157 Cherryville, N.C. 28021 Bouknight, Kathryn Country Village Apts. 446-F Dover, Delaware 19901 Boyd, Catherine Southwood Arms, Apt. 10 Belmont, N.C. 28012 Brennan, Marcy 338 Comley Ave. W. Collingswood, N.J. 08107 Currence, Brenda 304 Reid St. Lowell, N.C. 28098 129 Dondero, Christine 13 Brook Lane Ocala, Fla. 32670 Dubois, Denise 64 Louisiana Ave. Bayshore, N.Y. 11 706 Dung, Ly Ngoc 99 Tudo Street Saigon, Vietnam Eaker, Evelyn Route 1 Cherryville, N.C. 28021 Egan, Mary be th 970 Patrick Henry Dr. Arlington, Va. 22205 English, Frederica Rt. 2, Box 222 Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Fatchek, Fay 1930 N.W. 187th St. Opa-Locka, Fla. 33054 Fewell, Wanda 307 N. Rhyne St. Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Gallagher, Vivian Gallagher Trail, Rt. 4 Lincolnton, N.C. 28092 Gallela, Peggy Dutch Mill Road Newfield, N.J. 08344 Sister Susan Marie Garvey Sacred Heart Convent Belmont, N.C. 28012 Gray, Gayle 801 Leewood Dr. Monroe, N.C. 28110 Hackett, Ginny 23 Barrow Court Hungtington, N.Y. 11743 Hall, Catherine 535 Woodside Ave. Hinsdale, III. 60521 Horrigan, Pat 330 Earle St. Central Islip, N.Y. 11722 Jackson, Dale Rt. 2, Box 739 Orangeburg, S.C. 29115 Jamison, Deborah 1301 Jackson Rd. Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Jefferies, Linda Kaye 945 N. New Hope Rd. Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Jenkins, Bobbie 127 Midwood Lane Belmont, N.C. 28012 Jenkins, Sylvia Apt. 8, Woodbridge Dr. Gastonia, N.C. 28052 King, Diane Ruth 3918 McPherson Ct. Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Kirk, Carol 108 Coolidge Ave. Parlin, N.J. 08859 Lethermon, Harriett 606 S. Lee Street Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Loflin, Tina Rt. 10, Box 94 Salisbury, N.C. 28144 Love, Kathryn Rt. 1, Box 287 -C Belmont, N.C. 28012 Moran, Patricia 622 W. Kivett St. Asheboro, N.C. 27203 McMahon, Barbara 4 Hale Court Huntington, N.Y. 11743 Naughton, Nancy 27 Florence Dr. Parlin, N.J. 08859 Newcomb, Maribeth 416 WilmontSt. S. Amboy, N.J. 08879 Nixon, Alice Rt. 4, Southgate Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Nolte, Beverlie No. 4 Sherry Court Rockuille, Md. 20851 Perillo, Ellen 17 Hilliard Ave. Central Islip, N.Y. 11720 Quick, Janice 2417 N. CorliesSt. Philadelphia, Pa. 19132 Reiley, Mame 8506 Wagon Wheel Rd. Alexandria, Va. 22309 Rello, Kathryn 62 Ash St. Saratoga Springs, N.Y. 12866 Rhyne, Gloria 1629 S. New Hope Rd. Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Roberts, Cynthia 607 McAdenville Rd. Lowell, N.C. 28098 Sabettie, Cynthia P.O. Box 341 Cherryville, N.C. 28021 Seibert, Martha 4539 Perth Ct., Apt. 12 Charlotte, N.C. 28205 Sliger, Rosie 8121 Old Georgetown Rd. Bethesda, Md. 20014 130 Stroup, Vicky Box 143 High Shoals, N.C. 28077 Stuart, Margaret Carson Long Institute New Bloomfield, Pa. 1 7068 Stupalsky, Mary 1306 MontclairSt. Bluefield, W. Va. 24701 Supak, Linda 29 Eisenhower Dr. Sayreville, N.J. 08872 Tracy, Eileen 8437 Porter Lane Alexandria, Va. 22308 Vause, Mary Ann Rt. 4, Box 61 Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Seniors Anderson, Phyllis Ann 301 W. Virginia Ave. Bessemer City, N.C. 28016 Bailey, Carolyn 205 Rankin Ave. Mt. Holly, N.C. 28120 Beam, Patricia Rt. 1, Box 630 Cherryville, N.C. 28021 Bernier, Kathleen 6610 Carden Drive Orlando, Fla. 32807 Betts, Patricia 6514 Wisteria Dr. Charlotte, N.C. 28210 B lack, Rita 209 S. Pink Street Cherryville, N.C. 28021 Branigan, Maureen 32 East Logan St. Philadelphia, Pa. 19144 Bridgeman, Karen 41 1 Dogwood Lane Belmont, N.C. 28012 Burns, Marylyn 911 AdanaRd. Baltimore, Md. 21208 Carroll, Susan 1306 Fairfield Dr. Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Cesena, Claire 1240 WorcasterPl. Charlotte, N.C. 28211 Cole, Eileen 118 E. Church St. Stanley, N.C. Crowley, Margaret 561 Fifth Ave. River Edge, N.J. 07661 HHHHHHH Dellinger, Frances 313 S. Laurel Street Lincolnton, N.C. 28092 Drayton, Ercelle 321 Tidewater Dr. Norfolk, Va. 23504 Driscoll, Janet 3725 Lytle Road Shaker Hts., Ohio 44122 Drum, Anita Rt. 5, Box 382 Lincolnton, N.C. 28092 Duane, Anne Denise 83 A Smith Street Charleston, S.C. 29401 Sister Joan Duval Sacred Heart Convent Belmont, N.C. 28012 Edwards, Lorena 3804 Freedom Dr. Charlotte, N.C. 28218 Estes, Martha Rt. 1, Box 261 Belmont, N.C. 28012 Falls, Marsha 502 S. Linwood Rd. Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Finnegan, Maureen Rt. 1 Greenwich, N.Y. 12834 Grant, Lorraine 2201 Paul Spring Pkwy. Alexandria, Va. 22308 Hardin, Hattie 821 Vancouver Lane Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Harris, Ann Lee 1403 Jackson Rd. Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Holler, Sherry Rt. 4, Box 183 Lincolnton, N.C. 28092 Hudson, Rose Marie 134 Spindle Road Hicksville, N.Y. 11801 Jenkins, Sylvia Apt. 8, Woodbridge Dr. Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Jones, Susan P.O. Box 125 Belmont, N.C. 18012 Kirk, Catherine 71 7 West Council St. Salisbury, N.C. 28144 Lewis, Vicky Rt. 4, Box 152-B Lincolnton, N.C. 28092 Link, Cynthia 528 W. Pine St. Lincolnton, N.C. 28092 Linman, Nancy 2717 Hemlock Alexandria, Va. 22305 Long, Donna 2606 Eastport Rd. Apt. 8 Charlotte, N.C. 28205 Luhman, Ellen 5423 Lehigh Lane Springfield, Va. 22151 Maroney, Patricia 1520 Red Oak Dr. Silver Spring, Md. 20910 Messer, Tonya 347 Scott St. Mt. Holly, N.C. 28120 Morrison, Vera 112 S. Depot St. Cherryville, N.C. 28021 Mosel, Laura 9 Prince Rd. E. Brunswick, N.J. 08816 McBride, Marye 41 Anita Dr. ' Charleston, S.C. 29407 Sister Brigid McCarthy Sacred Heart Convent Belmont, N.C. 28012 McCrary, Sheila 1 08 Oakland Dr. Lowell, N.C. 28098 Noell, Ann 5500 Northstream Dr. 4 Charlotte, N.C. 28206 Peters, Regina 119 Applegate Dr. Central Islip, N.Y. 11722 Phillips, Jane Rt. 4, Southwood Dr. Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Price, Pamela 1521 E. Forbes Rd. Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Propst, Katie Box 12191 Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Przygocki, Victoria 120 David St. South Amboy, N.J. 08879 Rimmer, Jackie Rt. 1, Box 65-H Stanley, N.C. Ryan, Kathleen 3914 Lake Blvd. Annandale, Va. 22003 Sanfilippo, Barbara 644 Montana Drive Toms River, N.J. 08753 Shelton, Charlotte Rt. 1 Alexis, N.C. 28006 Skelton, Grace 1873 E. Blvd. Petersburg, Va. 23803 Smith, Judy 3135 WhitsonRd. Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Smith, Sarah Box 617 Stanley, N.C. 28164 Smoak, Linda 6209 Macon Rd. Columbia, S.C. 29209 Stewart, Maryann 26 Sandalwood Dr. East Brunswick, N.J. Stewart, Vivien 1512 Buckingham Dr. Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Telese, Joyce 4102 Vasconia St. Tampa, Fla. 33609 Thompson, Roseann P.O. Box 291 Crowders Creek Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Truesdale, Brigette Route 1 Westville, S.C. 29175 Venture, Katharine 180 Nortontown Rd. 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