University of North Carolina Charlotte - Rogues n Rascals or SiSi Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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PIERRE MACY is a multi-linguist, chess expert, and maitre de petits contes. Our versatile French professor has a Ph. D. rrom the University of Paris. FRANCES HOYLE conducts classes in Spanish and is active in the honorary lang- uage fraternity, S igm a Pi Alpha . Her love of fresh air keeps her students huddled in their jackets. She earned her A. B. at W. C. U. N. C. DOROTHY MASTERSON, trained in speech and dramatics at Brockfield College of Speech and the Perry Mansfield Theater Work Shop, keeps her hands more than full as head of a local school of the theatre, director of Park Players, and instructor of public speaking. JOHN KENNEDY, with his degrees, B. S. , Harvard University, A. B ., Cambridge University, LL, D. . University of North Carolina is an inspiration to budding orators.

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EDYTH F. WINNINGHAM knows all the answers in Political and Social Sciences. She is also the capable advisor of the Student Council. She holds an A. B. from the U. of North Dakota and an A. M. from the U. of North Carolina. ROY E. HOKE. Prof, of Phychology and Philosophy, bores through the thickest cran- iums, explores our emotional experiences, and reveals our potential possibilities. A. B. Franklin and Marshall, Ph. D.Johns Hopkins University. ROSANNA BLAIR is the students ' best friend when that term paper is due. She has an A. B. from Dickinson College and a B.S. degree from Columbia University School of Library Science. MARY FORE stands four-square for spell- ing, punctuation, and fundamental principles of Freshman English. She lives alone and likes it. She holds the degrees of A. B. from Winthrop and A. M. from Columbia University. 1

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