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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1958 volume:

. ' j '  ■M THE SPIRIT OF • • • Julia M. Spurrier, Co-Editor Don Baxter, Co-Editor Dorothy L. McAllister, Business Manager Mrs. Frances Hoyle, Adviser WE PRESENT iffinirmf THE OF 19 5 8 ANNUAL PUBLICATION BY THE STUDENTS OF CHARLOTTE COLLEGE CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA FACULTY CLASSES ACTIVITIES PRESENTS J. ' MURREY ATKINS LIBRARY AT CHflRl nTTp NINETEEN FIFTY-SEVEN — FIFTY-EIGHT SPORTS FEATURES ADVERTISING WE DEDICATE In grateful appreciation to our friend, Mr. J. Murrey Atkins, we the staff of Si Si proudly dedicate our 1958 yearbook. His vision, his leadership, and his untiring efforts stand behind every stage in the development of Charlotte College. His loyalty and devoted service to the college and his firm belief in its (uture are an inspiration to us. Miss Bonnie Cone Director of Charlotte College B.S., Coker College M.A., Duke University With the accreditation of Charlotte College by the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools this year, Miss Cone has made a reality of one of her dreams. Our Director, whose vision is equaled only by the energy with which she brings her dreams to fruition, is building soundly lor the future. Her program for expansion and the provision for greater service to the Charlotte area are the results of her untiring efforts for increased educational facilities. To love life through labor is to be intimate with life ' s inmost secrets. Miss Cone possesses that wisdom derived from service, service to young men and women who recog- nize in her an effective teacher a kindly, sympathetic counselor, and an outstanding administrator. Her enthusiasm for teaching and her desire to promote the best in education have made our days at Charlotte College happy and successful. Harper Higgins Registrar B.S., Presbyterian College M.Ed., University of North Carolina W. R. Halstead Head of Technical Terminal Division B.E.E.. Georgia Institute of Technology ADMINISTRATION Mildred E. English Hazel Mullins Omega Stafford Director of Student Personnel Secretary Secretary .S., Richmond Professional Institute M.A., Syracuse University Deck W. Andrews Accounting A. A., Lees McRae College A.B., Wofford College M.S.B.A., University of Georgia Evelyn Baker English A.B., Winthiop College A.M., Duke University |erome O. Darholt Engineering Graphics B.M.E., North Carolina State College Mary Denny English A.B.. Salem College A.M., Duke University Mary S. Fore English A.B., Winthrop College A.M., Columbia University Gordon Q. Freeman English A.B., Queens College A.M., Duke University F A C Alton L. Garner Mathematics B.S.. North Carolina State College Fielding S. Garr Chemistry B.S., University of Virginia Rupert Gillett English A.B., M.A., University of Texas Philip J. Green History A.B.. M.A., University of Alabama Ph.D., University of Chicago Herbert Hechenbleikner Botany, Zoology, and Geology A.B., University of North Carolina A.M., Ph.D., Harvard University Frances B. Hoyle Spanish A.B., Woman ' s College, University of North Carolina A.M., New York University u L u Hughes B. Hoyle Mathematics A.B., A.M., University of North Carolina Walter H. McKinnon . Fields and Circuits B.E.E., North Carolina State College Pierre Macy French and Spanish Ph.D., University of Paris Eleanor Markham Mathematics A.B., A.M., Duke University John H. Norman Chemistry A.B., Erskine College M.A., University of North Carolina Ruth Raney Distribution B.S., Ohio University M.L., University of Pittsburgh Luther O. Rlissell, Jr. Engineering Drawing B.S.M.E.. Duke University Mozelle Scherger Librarian B.S., Appalachian State Teachers College B.S. Library Science, University of North Carolina Allan T. Slatt Engineering Graphics B.S.M.E., Purdue University Clyde Swofford Mathematics A.B., Wake Forest Mark Tinkham Physics A.B., University of North Carolina M.Ed., University of North Carolina Flora Mae Watson . . . A.B., YVinthrop College Mathematics 7 % u John G. Wheelock Economics LL.B., Northwestern University Law School Edyth F. Winnincham History and Political Science A.B., University of North Dakota A.M., University of North Carolina Harve L. Woodruff Choral Director B.S., New York University M.A., Teachers College. New York City fej j i - SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Henry Bvrd President Joe Pickard Vice-President Gayla Hinson Secretary Loretta Young Treasurer Page Fourteen SOPHOMORES Grady Dalton Alexander Thomas V. Beatty John E. Ballard Theo Clois Blackwelder Ion M. Bass James L. Boone Donald L. Baxter Lorenzo B. Braswell, Jr. A SOPHOMORES Harold Brown Fred D. Collins, Jr. Henry C. Byrd, III James C. Collins Thomas Cato Charles Couch William Wesley Clayton Joseph Cowhig SOPHOMORES Avery Currie Vickey Reece Eagle James Davis Ray Felmet Richard Driscoll David A. Finger, Jr. David O. Dunn Larry Fisher SOPHOMORES James L. Freeman Richard J. Gaudet Hflfe Guilford E. Furr Walter GLENr Albert J. Garmon, Jr. Dennis Leon Gregg J. Frank Garner Frank D. Griffin SOPHOMORES Thomas E. Griffin Kennie Hawn Kenneth M. Hancock Bobby G. Haynbs Henry Hardy David Harmer Conrad C. Helms, Jr. Gerald C. Helms SOPHOMORES Jack Donald Helms Clalide Herndon Mary Gayla Hinson Clyde D. Hice James Rodney Hicks R. Ernest Holder William David Hoover SOPHOMORES Leonard Maxwell Howell David E. Johnson David William Hoyle, Jr. William J. Johnson Anne Hunter Frederick Ross Johnston Betty Jane Johnson Lowell A. Lynch SOPHOMORES Dorothy L. McAllister Frances McLester ' Ililian O. McCathern Elizabeth Ann McRorie Robert E. McCathern, |r. H Richard D. Matthews Clifford McLean, Jr. Kanela Andrew Maydanis SOPHOMORES William H. Mill Billy Joe Moser Tommy Carl Miller Terry Wayne Owens David L. Mincey Joseph L. Pickard Elizareth Moore William Davis Poole SOPHOMORES William K. Poole Bobby Edward Reynolds Larry Gordon Powell Ted Rippy Jackson J. Presnell Ronald E. Roberts Thomas |. Reddeck Dennis E. Rochelle SOPHOMORES David E. Russell Morris Benjamin Sinkoe Harold Schwartz Charles W. Smith William J. Shields Julia Spurrier James Ronald Shumate Joe Edward Steele SOPHOMORES Hazel Von Stokes Amaryllis Vaughn Sara L. Taylor William Deaton Wagner Susan Thomas Jacob Lightsey Wallace Archibald James Thornhill, Jr. Sidney B. Warner SOPHOMORES 1 Iarrison Bradford Watson David R. Wilson Ronald Carl Watts Filmore Leigh Winslow Earl .Albert Wentz Loretta Young Earl Wike SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Robert S. Alexander Bruce B. Allen, Jr. James Addison Bell Paul Everette Biles Melton S. Birmingham, Jr. Gary Michael Blair William W. Bondurant D. T. Brown, Jr. Leighton Pegram Brown Rudolph Bruno James F. Burke Roy Pearson Burris, Jr. L. Felix Creighton John Wayne Crocket Robert Carl Falkenberg Arthur C. Farris Walter C. Farris Edward P. Frantz David Edward Garmon George Douglas Glover William Hallas William H. Hendley Herman C. Hinson, |r. Alfred Leroy Hough James F. Howell Nita Faye Hudman Edward Carlos Hudson Thomas H. Huskins Harold Donald Kellams Bettie J. King Sidney G. Kiser John M. Lannin Frank E. Lowman Richard A. Lyles Duncan Lee McGoogan Nalle T. McLeod Jack Irwin Meek Boyce E. Miller Jackie N. Morris Stanford E. Niemer Andrew C. Pappamihiel Patrick N. Parker Paul Edwin Patton Paul Franklin Peele C. Earl Poovey John S. Proctor, Jr. Alfred L. Roberts David O. Saxon Robert H. Staton Walter Willis Vestal Sylvia Wellmon Terry Scott Wilson Douglas Reid Yike FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Wiley Martin President Lorna Byers Secretary Treasurer Page Thirty FRESHMEN John E. Abernathv Larry Grier Abernathy Reginald Lee Adams William J. Alexander Donald Ray Allen 1 Iarold D. Allen Robert Miller Allen John W. Anderson Larry Clinton Arant Sybil Lee Balentine Myron L. Barnes Thomas C. Barnes Richard M. Barnette Thad B. Bass Robert Franklin Baucom li 5 . ««_ iifcAiMifc FRESHMEN Thomas Francis Baucom Jack Martin Beaver Gary Bell Edward L. Best Edwin Biltcliffe, III Essa James Bishara Roy E. Bivens David Louis Bohannon, Jr. Albert Bolick Fred T. Bowden Robert Bronsink Gerald Brown James Edward Brown Walter Von Brown Hoyle James Bruff F R E S H M E N Clyde Henry Buchanon Danny Edward Bush LORNA JEAN ByERS James Blair Bynum William P. Calvert Donald Lee Carter P. D. Cashion Charles V. Cheney Richard Brown Clark John Wells Clifford Francis W. Collins Franklin L. Collins Mickey Connell Edward Thomas Cook James L. Crenshaw FRESHMEN Charles Leslie Cruse Charles Cunningham Daniel W. Dale Charles Daly Joe Billy Dellinger Herbert F. Drake David Scott Drinkard Richard Earnhardt Thurman O. Earnhardt Joe Sidney Epley William Stacy Erhart Esther Rose Erwin Charles Jack Farris Ken S. Ferrell Steven Alan Firestone FRESHMEN Margaret Pearl Fisher Bernice H. Fitzgerald, Jr. Ernest Edward Flowers, Jr. George William Freeman Rohert Forest Freeman Max C. Freeze Richard V. Fuller Michael Wilson Furr James Gerald Gerrard Noah Yates Giles John C. Gosnell, Jr. Hal Dermont Goss M. W. Grass, Jr. Barry Keith Gray Leland E. Greenwell • ) iMtk ,o •? i- FRESHMEN James M. Gulley Howard Lee Hailey I Ioward Powell Hammett, Jr. Charles Hammons Joe Frank Haney Joe W. Hardison Tony ' Carl Harris Charlie Lee Helms Eric Timothy Helms Lucille W. Helms Richard Henderson, Jr. Robert Franklin Hendrix Albert Franklin Herrin, Jr. Claude Melvin Hildreth Francis A. Hince FRESHMEN Grear S. Hite John Gregory Hopping Walter Edward Hoyle Charles Calvin Hucks Blake P. Hudson Burnice Grady Tones Garland Jones David Kaleel Tom Karras iUli George Killough Wayne Kenimer Johnny McKinley Kirby Charles Paul Kirkley Herbert C. Koon Ronald Lamkin FRESHMEN James Russell La Roach Fred Otto Lau Franklin D. Laughter George Peter Leonard Van Eugene Litaker David N. Little Homer Little Jack London I Iarold L. Long Olin Randall Long Geraldine Loveless Douglas McAnulty Lawrence McCall William David McKee |ohn Paul McManus FRESHMEN Jack Harrington McMillan Peggy C. McRorie Frances Marie Mahafee James S. Mahafee, Jr. John Wiley Martin Jerry P. Massey Bobby G. Mills Gilbert Millsaps Herman Mims David Owen Montague Jackie Norman Morris David S. Muli.aney Gene Ivey Nance Carl Needham Bruce Xussman £ O € tiHiMi All ii nil o a o Ifcl ' fc FRESHMEN Charles Howard Ogden Donald Andrew Painter Aubrey Lomax Palmer Roger Edward Palmer Raymond Griffith Parris Bruce LaVol Patrick Bernard Peterson Charles Petty Raymond Phillip Steven Wayne Pico Richabd Lee Pridgen Laurin Quillin Kenneth R. Randall Ronald R. Ray Joseph Marion Raynes FRESHMEN William Louis Riley Fred Wade Ritch Robert Glenn Robertson Vaughn Rust Tommy Rutledce Paul G. Schachner Linda Schubert Edwin Robinson Scott, |r. Harold D. Scruggs Daniel Secker Barbara Secrest John Flynn Simon William Dean Simpson William C. Sims James Donatd Sinclair FRESHMEN Fred Skaff Ben W. Smith David Frank Smith Robert H. Smith William A. Smith Steven Arthur Steele Evagelos Stavros Stassinos Robert B. Steen Floyd Grant Stewart Fred L. Stout Vance Summerlin Leslie Taylor James Cecil Teeter Carl H. Thomas, Jr. [ohn S. Thomason FRESHMEN Grady O. Thompson James Thomas Tucker, Jr. Archie Clayton Vanderburc m I -S3 Richard Edward Vocal John Wilse Wallace William E. Webb Charlotte Welch James C. Weir Edward Wells Robert A. White Terry E. Wilkinson C. Douglas Williams, Jr. Enoch Roland Williams Jerry Michael Williams Charles Wyatt iuk l FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED Antonio Aracelis Astorga James Bradford Ashley Donald Wayne Austin Richard Lee Barber Jack N. Berryhill John Lester Black Larry Edward Black Samuel William Booth Rufus Frank Boyd Victor A. Brawley Richard Mosley Brickell Robert Louis Bridges Gene Adam Brooks Olin Eucene Brooks Thomas Forest Brown William R. Bullock. Jr. James F. Bltrke Richard Lee Calvin William Everette Cann Winsor Eligene Carpenter Walter Lee Cartee Dean Franklin Chesser William Porter Cochrane William F. Conner Emma Jane Correll Thomas Brice Crawford David Lawrence Crook Bill Smith Crowley Mildred Morris Cupples James A. Davis Larry B. Deaton Sandra Lane Dellinger Carl Benjamin Dover Richard H. Driscoll Dewey Lee Drum William Davis Dulaney, Jr. Lloyd Douglas Earnhardt Mary Louise Ellison Richard Alan Elmore Alice Jane Farris Ernest H. Featherstone Thomas R. Fitzpatrick Herbert H. Folsom Arthur Virgil Francis Alan Alexander Freeland Joe Dawson Funderburk Charles W. Gallant, Jr. Jerry Grant Gillespie Kenneth Ross Glass Kenneth A. Goodson FIoward E. Grindle Robert James Grubbs Joseph Whitson Gudger, Jr. Wade D. Guest Samuel Earl Gunter Howard P. Hammett, Jr. Chenes Ligon Hammill Alva Brewer Hancock James Edward Harris Herb Winston Haskins Henry McAden Hawkins John Franklin Helms Ralph Bowman FIenry Patty Hill Herman C. Hinson, Jr. Robert Edward Holland Hubert Allen Howe, Jr. Monty Bryan Horne Robert R. Huddleston Jrwin W. Humphrey James R. Hurtt Esea Alton James William Wendell Janes Annabelle Jarrell Roger Aaron Jetton Beatrice E. Johnson Howard Wayne Jones Murle B. Jones Walter Bynam Keever Jake Edward Kendrick Joe Parks Keins. Jr. Betty Jo Kimbrell Joseph Eligene King William Radford King Lloyd Matthews Lambeth Andrew James Leventis Nora Leza Donald Franklin Linder Charles Bolin Little Hoyle Eugene Little Wayne Arthur Little William Harold Little, Jr. Ralph Dennis Long Ralph Delmar Lowthorpe Gary Clifton McCain William Patrick McCleary Charles A. McCrea Albert Oshorn McEntire Charles Thomas McLaurin Pat Wayne McPhatter Ronnie W. Martin John Moses Matthews, Jr. Boyce E. Miller George Henry Moore Martha Louise Moore Marshall Gene Morris Clarence Register Morton Kenneth Wayne Mullis James Ratcliffe Norman William M. Owens, Jr. Charles Harold Parker John William Parker Pat Newton Parker Hugo E. Peralta Nancy Ann Phillips James Poole Rickey James Pope Ernest M. Prevatte Amy Jewel Quinn Joseph Warren Reed John Curtis Richardson Alfred Lester Roberts Howard William Robson A. Janet Rozzelle Harold Schwartz James Marion Self Don Wayne Sherrill Anthony Leo Short Meller Willis Smith Richard Lamar Smith Robert Joseph Thomas William Ulysses Thompson David Muir Truax David Cyrus Trull Horace Robert Vann John Carroll Vaughn William Joseph Velletri William Kent Walker Robert L. Wallace Charles Welch Wayne Kenneth Wellmon Amzie Reid Wentz Tommy Bradford West Frank Floyd White, Jr. Kenneth McD. Whitley Don Durham William Eudelu Floyd Williams Linda Ruth Williams Kenneth Eugene Wilson Albert D. Winchester Harry Charles Yett Edwin T. Young Ernest Lester Young John Frank Youngblood Frank Zuk Page Forty-four STUDENT COUNCIL toi OFFICERS RicfiARD D. Matthews President Jon Bass . . . . Vice-President Elizabeth Ann McRorie Secretary Frank Garner Treasurer Joseph L. Pickard ...... Parliamentarian Mrs. Edyth F. Winnincham . Adviser Page Forty-six During the 1957-1958 school year at Charlotte College, the Student Council has been faced with many problems and projects. They tried in each case to conduct a thorough investigation of the problems and to arrive at a solution that would best serve the needs of the student body. They have sincerely tried to serve the students adequately. The 1957-1958 Student Council members can look back upon an interesting, exciting, success- ful year— a most enjoyable year. They co-operated with the college administration in inaugurating an orientation program for freshmen; they watched the college enrollment break all previous records; they promoted social, as well as academic, student interest. They helped to set up a more varied assembly program. Much of the success of this year ' s Student Council must be attributed to Mrs. Edyth F. Win- ningham, the faculty adviser. Her untiring efforts, her advice, encouragement, and her enthusias- tic support played an important role in the solution of the problems. Mrs. Winningham ' s pleasant smile and radiant personality added color to the monthly meetings. As the end of the school year draws near, the Student Council members wish to thank every- one for his co-operation and support. They hope you have enjoyed this year as much as they have. They hope the students will give the future leaders the same support they have given this year. Charlotte College will be proud of you. and you will be proud of your school. Loretta Young Frank Garner Dickie Matthews Ann McRorie Jon Bass Mrs. Winningham Kanela Maydajmis Don Baxter Joe Pickard Wiley Martin Henry Byrd George Killough Charles Couch Jim Hicks Dorothy McAllister Page Forty-seven Donald Baxter Co- Edit or Dorothy McAllister usiness Manager THE 1958 First row: row: Lorna Byers, Elizabeth Moore, Julia Spurrier, Donald Baxter, Dorothy McAllister, Reid Wentz. Second Martha Moore, Betty Johnson, Gerry Loveless, Martin Hill, Kanela Maydanis. e I .■—■-.■ V%l amiiff i conveyed to you many college scenes and personalities which are taken for granted now, but with the coming years of separation will be regarded with last- ing appreciation. The Si Si staff believes that within these pages you will relive many en- joyable moments and from this book you will always remember CHAR- LOTTE COLLEGE. An old Chinese proverb once said, One picture is worth a thousand words, and here in the 1958 Si Si, the staff has endeavored to present a pic- ture of life in the Charlotte College classrooms and halls as you have lived and loved them. You will find the hap- py moments and some of the wonderful activities which make up the real life of a student and which will enrich your lives in vears to come. The staff has m - « . Julia Spurrier Co-Editor Don Baxter Co-Editor Betty Johnson Editorial Staff Elizabeth Moore . , Editorial Staff Sybil Balentine . . Editorial Staff Lorna Byers Editorial Staff Geraldine Loveless Editorial Staff Kanela Maydanis Club and Organizations Editor Dorothy McAllister Business Manager Martha Moore Circulation Manager Loretta Young Finance Manager David Harmer Photographer and Dark Room Martin Hill Photographer Mrs. Frances Hoyle . Adviser Mb. Harper Hicgins ... Adviser The CHARLOTTE COLLEGIAN Charles Couch Editor Fred Collins Business Manager Charles Couch Editor-in-Chief George Killough Associate Editor John Ballard News Editor Ronnie Shumate Feature Editor Martin Hill Sports Editor Ann McRorie Religious Editor John Richardson Exchange Editor Hal Kellams Staff Writer Joe Epley Staff Writer Ernie Prevatte Staff Writer Fred Collins Business Manager Mr. Rupert Gillett Facidty Adviser George Killough Associate Editor + Scaled: John Ballard; Mr. Rupert Gillett, Adviser; Charles Couch, Editor; George Killough; Susan Thomas. Standing: John Richardson, |ohn Clifford. Not in Picture: Konnie Shu- mate, Martin Hill, Ann McRorie, Fred Collins, Hal Kellams, Joe Epley, Ernie Prevatte. During the school term 1957 ' 58, the Charlotte Collegian, The Newspaper Voice of Charlotte College, attained its goal in the form of a six-page, slick paper publication, appropriately styled The New Look Col- legian. Through the enthusiasm and capa- bility of its editor, Charles Couch; business manager, Fred Collins; and in the interest and counsel of Mr. Rupert Cillett and Miss Mary Denny, who served as faculty advisers, the newspaper took a long step forward with its added size and many new articles and fea- tures, feeling the need to keep pace with the growth of the college. Among the new features, several are wor- thy of mention. Girl of the Month placed many of the campus beauties in the public eye, while The Traveling Salesman sam- pled some of the best of Bennett Cerf; the original style and poetic thoughts of Hal Kellams produced Poet ' s Corner ; Inter- view sought to give the reader an interesting glimpse into the lives of the people who held the school ' s highest elective offices; and Book Review represented the literarv in- terests of the readers and staff members bv reviewing for each issue a worthwhile book. In the true journalistic tradition, this year ' s Collegian has crusaded for the reforms th it it considered in the best interests of Charlotte College. Student parking having been some- thing of a problem, the newspaper has re- quested, urgently and repeatedly, the co- operation of the students in resolving the difficulty. And in Letters to the Editor, the students of Charlotte College have been given the opportunity to contribute their words and thoughts toward the motivation of other reforms. Because of the pains and efforts of the editor, faculty adviser, and staff, and the en- couragement of its many friends, this year ' s Collegian will fall ' into the hands of next year ' s staff with all the pride and dignity of a superior publication. £1 SOCIAL Front row: Donald L. Baxter, Kanela Maydanis. Second row: Miss Ruth Raney, Adviser; Jon Bass, Barbara Secrest, Larry Ab- ernathy, Howard Hailev. STUDENT ASSEMBLY George Killough, Chairman Dr. Pierre Macy, Adviser Elizabeth Moore Re id Wentz Julian McCathern ELECTIONS Left to right: Ronald Roberts, Judy Spurrier, Frances McLester, John Ballard, Jim Hicks, Chair- man, Elizabeth Moore, Dorothy McAllister. Margaret Fisher. Not pictured: Jane Farris and L. B. Braswell. ■H -„- r M 1 J W I 1 T ri L COMMITTEES FINANCIAL Left to right: Loretta Young, Lorna Byers, Frank Garner, Chairman, James LaRoach, Wi- ley Martin. Miss Bonnie Cone, Adviser, William Wagner President OSEPH L. PlCKARD Vice-President on Bass Secretary-Treasurer 2AX The principal aim of Sigma Lambda Chi Fraternity is to promote the high standards and ideals of Charlotte College through wholesome social activities and services to students and college. The main projects for 1957-58 were: Awarding $100 Sigma Lambda Chi Scholarship. Money was raised for this scholarship through sale of auto decals, paper drives, and a car wash. Operating Owl ' s Roost student store. Providing food for two needy families at Christmas. Collecting books for Korean students. Serving as ushers at assemblies and college programs. First row: Jack Helms; Jon Bass; Bill Wagner. President: Ronnie Watts; Al Palmer. Second row: Bill Poole; John Helms; Ed Scott; Wiley Martin; Larrv Abernathv. ■■m i ' L First row: Dot McAllister, Betty Johnson, Judy Spurrier, Elizabeth Moore. Second roiv: Geraldine Loveless, Martha Moore, Lorna Byers, Kanela Maydanis, Ann McRorie. Members not pictured: Loretta Young, Jane Farris, Annabelle Jarrell. RHO GAMMA ALPHA OFFICERS Kanela Maydanis President Loretta Young Vice-President Ann Jarkell Secretary Ann McRorie Treasurer The Rho Gamma Alpha is designed to promote leadership, personality, and character through fellowship and service. Rho Gamma Alpha, a social sorority, undertakes several proje cts during the year and offers services when needed at social events. The projects of the Rho Gamma Alpha during the year were initiation of new members, selection of new pins, and entertaining at the Charlotte Re- habilitation and Spastics Hospital. Maydanis Young Jarrell McRorie ' P n First row: Dr. Green, Gay Hinson, Annabelle Jarrell, Nora Leza, Judy Spurrier. Second row: Gene Cruse, Claude Herndon. Earl Gunter, Betty Johnson, Sara Taylor, Jack McMillan. John Wallace. Third row: Kenneth Hancock, Frank Garner, Robert McCathern, James Hicks, Tommy Miller. SIGMA TAU SIGMA OFFICERS Jim Hicks President Julia Spurrier Vice-President Betty Johnson Secretary-Treasurer Dr. Phillip I. Green Adviser The Alpha chapter of Sigma Tau Sigma, a National Honorary Social Science Society, was organized during the spring quarter of 1957. One of the purposes of this Society is to honor, by suitable awards, stu dents who have covered a comprehensive program in social studies with ex- ceptionally high grades. When such actions are deemed desirable, the Society confers awards upon outstanding citizens of the community in recognition of their contribution to the social sciences, their outstanding public sen ice, or their good citizenship. 9 IAX prA XTE ■■■■■■ ■ ■H SPANISH CLUB Guilford Furr Betty |ane Johnson Dorothy McAllister Sara Taylor Ann McRorie Earl Gunter Gene Webb Joe Pickard Henry Byrd Elizabeth Moore Joe Cowhig James Mahafee Ernest Featherstone James Collins Cabl Thomas Tommy West Charles Couch Tommy Miller William Earhart Henry Hardy William Hoover David Garmon Sidney Warner Howard Hailey The Spanish Club has informal meetings at which a variety of entertainment is provided with a Spanish accent. Highlight of this year was a play which was pre- sented entirely in Spanish. The students obtain a better understanding of the Spanish speaking countries, which in turn creates more interest in the classroom. Page Sixty-two FRENCH CLUB First row: Frank Griffin, John Ballard. James Shumate. George Killough. Second row: Essa James Bishara, Susan Thomas, Dr. Macy, Amaryllis Vaughn. Third row: George Rippy, Fred Ritch. Ernie Prevatte. John Clifford. Fourth row: Danny Bush, L. B. Braswell, Jr.. Lam- Fisher, Donald Williams, Thomas Baucom, Bob Robertson, John Proctor, Jr., Garland Jones. OFFICERS John Ballard Frank Griffin Ann Hunter Jack Lannin President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Social Chairman Le Cercle Francais aims at developing among its members a greater interest in France, her people, customs, and culture. The club encourages its members to use French in their meetings and on the campus. Monthly meetings are held with pro grams consisting of picturesque films, discussions, songs, and plays. The films represent interesting places in France, both in the city and the countryside. The lectures and discussions concern different aspects of French life. Through these programs the members get a better understanding of French life. Page Sixty-three FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Left to right: Gay Hinson, Judy Spurrier, Dot McAllister, Ann McRorie, Margaret Fisher, Lorna Byers, Reid Wentz. The Charlotte College Chapter of the Future Teachers of America Club is now com- pleting its third year of organization. The purpose of this club is to teach students to place emphasis on the qualities of dependable character and leadership, to provide them with training for leadership, and to give them insight into the actual teaching situation. FRESHMAN ADVISORY COMMITTEE First row: Judy Spurrier, Gay Hinson, Ann McRorie, Dorothy McAllister. Second row: Fred Collins. Jon Bass, Jerry Owens, Andew C. Pappamihiel, Charles Couch. Leigh Winslow, Jim Hicks. The Freshman Advisory Committee was established at the first of this school year by the Student Council. There is a dual purpose for this committee: to orient new students in the ways of Charlotte College and to assist the faculty advisers in guiding their students. This committee is made up of twenty-four students selected from the Student Coun- cil and the student body. Page Sixty-five C. C. CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Ann McRorie Joe Pickahd Elizabeth Moore Reid Wentz Jane Farris Danny Bush Judy Spurrier Betty Johnson Fred Lau The principal aim of Charlotte College Christian Fellowship is to enrich and deepen the reality of Faith in Christ. The members of the group believe in using this faith in Christ and love for fellow man as a basis for help in coping with the problems presented bv everyday life and as an aid toward enriching daily contacts with others. Page Sixty-six CHORUS First row: Diane McAllister. Ann McRorie. Rose Erwin. Margaret Fisher, Fred Lau, Earl Wentz. Second row: Bob Robertson, Danny Bush, Lester Young, Gay Hinson. Susan Thomas. Mr. Harvey Woodruff. Third roir: Kenneth Mullis. John Proctor, Jr., Andrea Leventis, Leigh VVinslovv, Herman Minis, Joe Pickard. The Charlotte College Chorus, in its second year, is the voice of our college spirit as it sings for assemblies and special occasions throughout the year. Students learn the elements of music while enjoying the opportunity of lifting voices of praise. Mr. Harvey Woodruff is the director and Earl Wentz is the accompanist. Page Sixty-seven U . N Ann McRorie Guilford Furr Loretta Young Ted Rippv Nora Leza Wiley Martin Reginald Adams Mrs. Winningham OFFICERS Reggie Busby Nora Leza Loretta Young Mrs Edyth Winningham Dr. Phillip J. Green . President . Vice-President Secretary Advisers The College Council on United Nations seeks through discussion groups and inter-campus meetings to gain an understanding of thi ' activities of the LI. N. and of the problems facing its member nations. Page Sixty-eight THE WRITERS CLUB Front row: Harold Kellams; Dorothy McAllister; Julia Spurrier; Miss Mary Denny, Adviser. Second row: Tommy Miller; Ronnie Shumate, Chairman; George Killough. The purposes of the Writer ' s Club are to discover talent and to provide an oppor- tunity for developing talent in the journalistic field and to promote interests in journalism. A literary magazine is published annually by the club. Among the club ' s activities are critical analysis and reports on great works and the creative writing of short stories, essays, plays, and poems. Membership is by invitation which is issued at the consent of all members on the basis of interest and ability. Page Sixty-nine PHI THETA KAPPA Leigh Wilson, President; Miss Mary Denny, Adviser; Gay Hinson; Claude Herndon; Jim Hicks; and. Bill Wagner. Not pictured: Clifford McLean, Kenneth Hancock. Arthur Farris. OFFICERS Leigh Winslow President Bill Wagner Vice-President Gay Hinson Secretary Jim Hicks Treasurer Page Seventy THE RADIO WORKSHOP Jerry Ammons, Martin Hill, Reggie Adams, John Clifford. The purpose of the Radio Workshop of Charlotte College is to pre- sent to the general public programs of interest concerned mainly with the activities and developments of Charlotte College. These programs are presented by the students of Charlotte College in cooperation with radio station WBT and are aired oyer this station from 6:30 to 6:45 every Monday evening. The Workshop, under the direction of John Clifford, has presented over 25 shows since the beginning of the 1957-1958 school term. Included in some of the programs this year have been interviews with such per- sonalities as: Don Herbert, television ' s Mr. Wizard; Jose Greco, famous Spanish dancer; Mantovani; Ray Anthony; Siguard Rasher, world famous saxophonist; Daniel Schore, CBS correspondent to Moscow, and many others. .Other members of The Radio Workshop include: Mr. John Norman, adviser; Jerry Ammons, staff announcer; Charles Chaney, staff announcer; George Killough, scripts; Reggie Adams, engineer; and Martin Hill, engi- neer. Page Seventy-one The 1957-1958 Charlotte College basketball team was the story of a small team playing a big man ' s game— and they played it well. The Owls were shy on height and experience, but they had an abundance of team spirit and hustle. The Charlotte College Owls competed in the tough Jack Love Semi-pro league for the second consecutive year. Most teams in the Love league have several former col- lege players on their roster, giving them an edge in ex- perience. But, under the guiding hand of Coach Buddy Smith, the team developed a running offense that, along with their hustle, enabled them to compete with their larger, more experienced opponents. THE OWLS 5 7 ' 5 8 Bill Mill was the team leader in rebounding and total points, averaging approximately 18 points per game. He was followed closely by David Trull and David Drink- ard. Jack Lannin, Mickey Connell, and Leigh Winslow added a lot of strength to the Owls ' game under the back boards. The Owls ' offense was patterned to be heavily dependent on the ball-handling and accurate shooting of its guards. Leading the Collegians ' back court game were Walt Parris, Ernie Prevatte, Joe Cowhig, and Paul Kirkley. :rr rr_ T2T First row: Joe Cowhig, Butch Little. Ernie Prevattc. Second row: Mickey Cnnnell, Leigh Winslow, David Drinkard, Bill Mill, David Trull. Third row: Coach Buddy Smith. Leigh Winslow Buddy Smith, Coach Mickey Connell lest hooking Betty Johnson Jon Bass Neatest Frances McLester Fred Collins, Ir. Most Likely to Succeed Dorothy McAllister Bill Wagner Wittiest Kanela Maydanis Terry Wilson CHARLOTTE C L L E G E ' S Best All Around Ann McRorie Dickie Matthews Friendliest Sara Taylor Jim Hicks Unsung Hero and Heroine Judy Spurrier George Killouch Most Talented Gay Hinson Don Baxter -«r ' - a ' - SUPERLATIVES SPONSORS Miss Judy Keever for Donald L. Baxter Co-Editor, Si Si Annual Co-Chairman, Social Committee Miss Charlotte Biggerstaff for Filmore Leigh Winslow President, Phi Theta Kappa SPONSORS Miss Carolyn Edwards for Henry Byrd, III President, Sophomore Class Charles Lewis Tanner for Julia Spurrier Co-Editor, Si Si Annual te- SPONSORS E. Rejd Hinson, Jr. for Gayla Hinson Secretary, Sophomore Class • ' ••• . k Mrs. |. 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