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

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1972 volume:

l i| nmm ■im«! «ini!«| ■nnww C MM ppppp PPP S P Hffpp !■■■■ contents of struggling . . . . . . .6 of recognizing 16 honors and awards special events lectures . . . artists . . . plays . . . of learning 56 academics . . . administration . . . the colleges . . . of joining 88 organizations greek s media of competing 128 intercollegiate sports intramurals . of living residences participation . . . enter- tainment employment freshmen sophomores juniors . . . .154 of developing . . . . . . .206 of progressing . ... . . .248 of patronizing . . . . . . .260 advertisements . I • ■ . c 3b 3 o This was the year ... a year which can only be adequately described in the following way, as Rogues ' n Rascals presents: the game of START HERE Pretend you ' re a Pub Board member. You ' ve .worked hard and there ' s a several-thousand- dollar surplus in your budget. Watch it go to cover a deficit in the Union budget. Move back two spaces. E ' c Ss .o Pretend you ' re editor of Sanskrit. Have all of your work paralyzed while your student superiors re- voke your charter and decide whether or not they ' ll allow you to publish your magazine. Move back three spaces. Pretend you ' re a resident of Moore Hall. Fish some money out of your pocket to pay for a broken elevator. Move back one space. sgg !- ° 2JS 81 ■1 4 — M 3 r 2 !5 c J u £ ra II 41 •= •- l 0. N c g 8 111 3 s, o c ; FINISH HERE (but only if you cheated) Pretend you ' re a guy, nineteen years old, with a draft number of 2. Move back four spaces. !l WIVU! financially by the Legislature and verbally by the newspaper. Move back two spaces. ' ! i-af ' - ' y W( ' ' tvtt ' ' iViMp . . ' ,, 7; ' !a l C. n i« ? the year, 1971-72 Try your luck . ... cut out your head in the classes section to use as a token, find some dice to roll, and see if you can get farther than the yearbook did . . . Pretend you ' re editor of the journal. Get scolded by mommies and daddies who don ' t want their 21-year olds reading your lascivious newspaper. Move back three spaces. Pretend you ' re a yearbook editor. Your request for necessary funds is turned down, then ap- proved, by the Legislature. Then the yearbook is investigated (without consulting you) by SGA Pres. and friend, and the money allocation is vetoed. Move back two spaces. ' i ■ ■ ■ ■ . lfi Pretend you have long hair. Go to the Coliseum to see Graham and Nixon. Get thrown out. Move back four spaces. 23 7 o 2 end yoi nber. Lt re back Pretend you ' re at registration. Lose six hours standing in lines and six spaces here. bSX Pretend you ' ve been elected SGA President. Suddenly, you ' re no longer SGA President. Move back four spaces. Preten week-end of sun, booze, friends, music, and a picnic in the amphitheatre. Watch it rain. Move back one space. — n O „ - c n ft n i o 3 9-n 2§- 1° n c 2 rr a ?§■ Si • 3 this was the year . . . ... of the Billy Graham Day, when Charlotte welcomed Graham and Nixon to the Coliseum, but threw out many of her own students and citizens . . . V J 1 If 1 ♦ 1 • ' 7 jr M 10 this was the year ... of controversy, competition, tension, and sometimes losses . . mam ill VeftJI ( .1- ■ 1 1 • n i tin ' ' • ifdVni MEMORANDUM TO: Carolina Journal Rogues ' n Rascals FROM: Stan Patterson, SCA President DATE: November 19, 1971 RE: Allocation to the yearbook This is to inform you that the notion presented to the 15, 1971 which read, AS CHAIRMAN OF THE FINANCE COMMITTEE YEARBOOK, THE ROGUES ' N RASCALS, BE ALLOCATED 51800. has )f the Student Government Association. liNTt 9 flfHUI f ' Aur . Legislature I MOVE THE been vetoed I c mm on November SCHOOL by the preside 7O4-S96SV70 — .. ...... . of waiting in lines . . . , of bookstore crowds . of different birthday cakes . . . ' ' fr ' % ' % - . of SAGA. . . , of pollution of people complaining about what needs to be done . of other people doing something about it ■a • 14 I WO C N £ WD O u miss 49er . Pianist... Singer ... Director . . . Writer. . . . . . Linda Ross . . . who won the hearts of her audience with her comic portrayal of the Theme from Shaft , and her serious version of If I Could Start My Life All Over — which she wrote herself . Pageant sponsored by Kappa Alpha Psi . . . Standing with Linda Ross are (right to left) first runner-up, Debbie Thompson, second runner-up, Debbie Jamison, third runner-up, Carol Losh, and fourth runner-up, Trma Stowe. linda ruth ross m ■ srQ+ Contestants display their originality and creativity in the costume presentation. Song, dance, art, instrumentation, dramatic presentation compose the talent division. . ' ii fall weekend on campus with entertainment provided by: J. Geils Band homecoming 1972 . . . 1971 Homecoming Queen and escort Mac Westbrook, await the announcement of the new queen with crown and roses . . . Goose Creek . . . Victory . . . Liberation . . . A week-end of festivities culminating with Cora Pearson crow ned as Queen . . . . ' . ' . cora boris pearson, queen JrlMfWH 1- nsiiV.VPAkllDE ' O m e c o m • i n g hbj V iff to C0NS01 m -Z ft3te...(Wi : goose creek symphony liberation 25 w t t Fay Clark, Lambda Chi Alpha The University of North Carolina at Charlotte Honors and Awards Bill Mitchell Award Bonnie E. Cone Award . . . Charlotte Panhellenic Award Francis M. Fitzgerald Award in Teacher Education . . Pierre Macy Scholarship . . Aphrodite K. Anderson Prize in Mathematics James Anargerous Anderson Prize in English ...... Martin Luther King, Jr. Award Alpha Kappa Psi Scholarship Andreas Bakis Prize in English LeGette Blythe Creative Writing Award Malcolm X Award Charlotte Music Club Award Harriet Tubman Award . . . Chemistry Award Chi Phi Scholarship . . . . . . .William M. Sigmon, III Marlene Whitley Geoffrey Bommer . . .Patsy Jeane Carpenter Marlene Whitley Marlene Whitley Winston L Ezzell Rebecca L. Bowers . . .Humphrey Cummings Joseph G. Robbins Brenda P. Hewes . . . .James H. Lowder, Jr. Jerry Springs Fred Dillahunt Gary B. Forbis Martha S. Kelsey Elaine Nichols Alfred Boyd Little , . . .William Joseph Young 1 Chi Phi Sportsmanship Award UNCC Civinettes Award . . Education Award Ernest and Ernst Accounting Achievement Award . . . Francis M. Fitzgerald Award in Education . . . . Kokenes Award in French . Kokenes Award in History . . Kokenes Award in Visual Arts Athanasios Kyritsis Prize in English Pierre Macy Scholarship . . Mathematics Award Mechanical Engineers Award Medical Auxiliary Prize . . . Nursing Honors Scholarship Publications Award Student Government Award Student Service Award . . Virginia Dare Chapter of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Colonists Award Wall Street Journal Award . .Lambda Chi Fraternity . . .Rebecca M. Wike . . .Mary Louise Sapp Patricia A. Ruff in . .Joseph G. Robbins John E. Patillo . . . .Ronald Murray . . . .Linda Murdock . .Nancy P. Ridenhour RitaKeever . . . .Athenais Varnas . . .Martha E. Stevens Charles H. Combs John D. Agnew . .Bobby M. Morrison Jeffery H. Warren Judy Darnell . . . .Dorothy P. Gray Staff of WVFN . .Edward O. Wayson . . .Thomas J. Cassidy . . .Thomas F. Duley .Carolyn M. Wellman Edward O. Wayson William M. Sigmon Larry A. Marshal Not Pictured: Humphrey Cummings Mrs. John Darsey E. Lloyd Rose IliP EaKB P. Michael McCulley Judith A. Frickie the university forum Abraham Kaplan Seventh annual forum . . . Youth: Challenge And Change . March 3, 1972 . . . William Stringfellow 32 writer ' s forum Gerald W. Barrax of N.C. State University, Robert Grey of UNCC, Dr. George Butler from New York, Dr. Paul B. Newman of Queens College, and Sam Ragan of Southern Pines serving as a battlefield moderator 33 peace demonstration . . . Dr. John Hall Flags . . . Strikes . . . No class . . . Banners.. . Armbands... Posters . . . Skits . . . March . . . Anti-bombing . . . And Dr. Hailgarten . . . Photos: Knighl Publishing Company « I 35 Angelo Franklin, Willie Ricks, Spencer Singleton Ceraldine Dillard, Lettie Brown, Elaine Nichols liberation week Hosea Williams, Civil Rights Leader bsu ' s street festival . . . recognition of black women . . . Black Gospel Choir . . . Young, Gifted, and Black Co UNCC Black Student Union, J. C. Smith, CPCC, and concerned people of Charlotte march in behalf of Ben Chavis and the Wilmington 11, Jim Grant, and T. J. Redd) . 39 lectures . . . debates . . Alwin Nikolais . . . lecturing on music Dr. Karl Morgan . . . Radiation William Davis . . . Men ' s Lib 40 and speakers . . . Left to right: Kilpatrick; Dr. Edward Perzel; Hess hess kilpatrick debate Terry Sanford . . . Candidate for U.S. President 41 . . . speakers Chancellor Colvard, Terry Sanford, LeCette Blythe 4. talent show . . . jH t ... H ft HI 1 i£ ' H9i Sponsored by Alpha Kappa Psi . . . Won by Debbie Feuer . . . Singing a selection from Madame Butterfly . . . 43 • plays . . - _ . ' W ■■J Knight of the Burning rim Pestle . . . inaugural play for the theater BSS ■ i in the Howe Arts ¥ ' ( r Building . . . Directed by Dr. Catherine Nicholson ... Set design B . K ' by William Rackley . . . 1m a j i 1 Mb n% j Cast: Linda Nossar, k ' Ralph Cook, Adele Caulfield, w IV- Dean Mullen, Win Minter, 1 f ' Bill Hipp, Teena Hicks, Elvera Levine, Gregg Cagle, 1 ht 4 William Kinsey, Chris ►V V V Hudson, Nanci Munn, ir I Michael Dobson, Diane A Parr, David Harper, Ml Gary Hill and Lloyd Rose . . . tJ v M v h ' w f % BJ5 ■ « 5 K3 i 1 9 1 m P 1 ' hedda gabler Directed by James Hindman . . . Scenery Design by William Rackley . . . Lighting Design by James Teal . . . Costume Design by Peggy Hutson . . . Make-up Design by Chris MacKay . . . Music Arrangement by Deborah Osborne and Michael Fisher . . . Cast: Jennifer Justice, Marsha Collins, Spencer Lucas, Diane Hoff, Heather Thompson, Gregg Cagle, David Prybylo . . . acme dance company ■ H  X W- ly u ' v v i k j Sf IjK - | ' ; fl dance sponsored by AZ and AK Truscott Rhodes Frederic Han d, Classical Guitar c o f f e e h o u s e s a n d c o n c e r t s 48 W! John Oeland Steve Cohen and Steve Kale rf ' J - T P |t «li .5iii1t H MfL 1 4 4 W J (ft J , • . . . concerts . . . trinidad tripoli band uncc choir 51 revues . . . uncle heavy and his pork chop revue r it i- - l ,, i ■ff{ w | £ 1 M — « Hl M i wpmlr a ft 4  • •• A fc« m ft ! nkvi jam-up 72 . . . Dances . . . concerts . . . Uncle Heavy and the Pork Chop Revue . . . Live-in-the-flesh musicians including Flash Cadillac and the Continental Kids . . . Fred . . . The Fungus Blues . . . Eros . . . Bluegrass Experience If . . . comprising JAM-UP 72... 54 55 Ha l M HMv w a t r tf|| s 1=91 ' r ■iB • ■ J } m ■ • i ' -r . « administration . mS m . ■ « fr..Wfa dean colvard, chancellor vice chancellor for student affairs bonnie e. cone administration . . hugh mceniry, vice chancellor for academic affairs william britt, vice chancellor for development (,o • • ' ' ' . . ' . Mildred English, Director of Placement; S. M. Vaugh, Vice Chancellor for Business Affairs; Bonnie E. Cone, Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs harold clarke, registrar 61 administration . . . ben romine, assistant to chancellor seth ellis, director of summer session and the evening program daymond turner, director of graduate studies 62 • • dennis rash, dean of students 63 dp +mr the colleges ... . . . college of architecture robert anderson, dean of architecture ■ 3 5 W William Mitchell, Architecture 66 . . . college of economics and business administration H il IlL ' Bftfll allan palmer, dean of economics and business administration T. C. Turner, Chairman of Accounting Fred Campbell, Business Rainer Stupper, Economics . . . college of engineering . . Burton Wayne, Chairman of Engineer- ing Analysis and Design Cheng Liu, Engineering Technology and George Elliott, Chairman of Engineering Technology «► ' -■ INITITUTI OP ■ L1C7HICAL AMD ■ Licinoiuica ■ NOINECRS, INC. Walter Norem, Chairman of Engineering Science, Mechan- ics and Materials by this Certificate commemorates the formation of the IEEE 8tudcnt Bronch or BitiiwrBtUj of Kuril) Qtartdina at (fllpirlntti subject to the IEEE Constitution, Bylaws and Standing Rules Carlos Bell, Chairman of Urban and Environmental Engineering AT :. , mm EXHIBITION FRl. 9AH-5PM. , SAT. 9A.ft- I RM. Robert Coleman, Engineering Dick Baker, Engineering . . .engineering • . . college of human development and learning . . . John chase, dean of human development and learning Clarence Smith, HDL Vincent Dwyer, HDL Harvey Murphy, Chairman of Health and Physical Education HEALTH PHYSICAL EDUCATION ATHLETICS. MR CRAIG ALDER MRS VIVIAN E AVANT DR LARRY BOSTIAN MISS ELIZABETH CALLIS SECY MRS MARIBELLE CONNERAT MR BILL FOSTER MR DAN GARCIA MR FLOYD KERR MR JOE KINGERY MR LEWIS MIDDLETO MR BILL MOORE DR HARVEY F MURPHY MR CHAS. E PEMBERTOr MR DWIGHT RAINEY i. Daniel Garcia, Health and Physical Education Dwight Rainey, Assistant Freshman Basketball Coach Lewis Middleton, Trainer; and Varsity Coach, Bill Foster . . . . . . human development and learning 71 • • . college of humanities . . . william mathis, dean of humanities and chairman of the department of creative arts Martha Hybel, Creative Arts William Rackley, Speech and Theater William Dailey, Professor of Music . Directing the UNCC Choir at the Friends of the University luncheon . . . . . . humanities . . . . . . humanitie s . . . C. S. Burne, Chairman of English Department Roy Moose and Lazaros Varnas, English ■L . -_■■ I r Margaret Bryan, English James Hedges, English Karl Gabriel, Chairman of Foreign Language Department Newell Bush, French Robert Reimer, German Charles Merrill, German Joseph Slechta, French Bl -  •- ' -   • ' ' 4JMU WL. s Br «i . taBH - ■ S, ■k Vv« . . . humanities . . . . . . humanities . . . Robert Rieke, Chairman of History Department George Abernathy, History tflt John Hall, History Harold Josephson, History Dan Morrill, History i. John Robbins, History Edward Perzel, History Loy Witherspoon, Chairman of the Departments of Religion and Philosophy . . humanities . . . 77 Rev. Aubrey Patterson, Dr. Loy Witherspoon, Chaplain Quentin Perreault united religious ministry council black studies office sam rivers . . . guest of black experience 102 class . . . . . . college of mathematics and natural sciences . . . p.e. hildreth, dean of the college of mathematics and natural sciences James Haviland, Biology James Matthews, Biology James Crosthwaite, Chemistry . . . mathematics and natural sciences . . . ;-.i . . . mathematics and natural sciences Joseph Schell, Chairman of the Mathematics Department Edward Oberhoffer, Physics Victor Pollak, Chairman of the Physics Department T. W. Mayes, Physics 82 . . . college of nursing edith brocket , dean of the college of nursing MRS PATRICIA ANDREWS MISS JERRY BRADY MRS EDITH BROCK ER DEAN MBS ELINOR CADDELL MRS JAMIE CARLTON MRS SUE HEAD MRS ELINOR LEONARD MRS RUTH MAULDIN MISS JERRY MOORE MISS JO ANN RHYNE MRS VERA SMITH 83 . . . college of social and behavioral sciences . . . norman schul, dean of the college of social and behavioral sciences Leonard Jordan, Sociology Schley Lyons, Chairman of Political Science Bill McCoy, Political Science Daniel Fleitas, Political Science Louis Diamant, Chairman of the Psychology Depart- ment Peter Lamal, Psychology Charles Fernald, Psychology social and behavioral sciences 85 N. W. Schul, Director of Institute for Urban Studies and Community Service Ronald Simono, Counseling Center Faculty Meeting , The Distaff Club sponsors A Night In Las Vegas 86 venture . . . part of student affairs program . . . . . . climbing . . . camping . . . backpacking . . . seminars . . . . . . carrying 11 inner-city kids out for three weekends . . . learn about yourself . . . learn about others . . . learn about the environment . . . learn about spiritual life . . . 87 w student government association Part of a whole . . . Representing, Leading, Promoting. . . Stan Patterson, President Ed Wayson, Vice President Debbie Moser, Secretary . . Striving for a bigger And better voice In University affairs . . . W g 1 - . B tP BV mW B ■m Mil SBk B ■ tBJ ■ Mr, I e g I s I a t u 91 student superior court ■I. ' e n g • i n e e r C I u b Sign-in desk at the Engineering Fair Engineers ' Club Officers: VPBobHinson Secretary Gary Wrenn Treasurer Buddy Gaddy President Jim Steele rotaract Rotaract . . . Members bound through Service and dedication New sweetheart . . . Debbie Bryant . . . Participation in intramurais . . . Led by President James Cuthbertson Vice President Mike Crowell Secretary Vicki Lawing Treasurer Tom Southards A new spirit of service . . . BftHff - WHP • v • _s 1 - 97 _ y x cNS tKWON DO ASSQ KOREAN SCHOOL OF KARATE Q O ' TAE KWON DO PHILOSOPHY WE WILL BE THE PROTECTOR OF THE WEAK AND MAINTAIN HIGH ETIQUETTE, HONOR, FRATERNITY, AND SERVICE. ' .:: nippon kobudo renqokai Karate . . . Greg Curlee, Spider Bay, Reggie. Broome, Nelson Echavarria, Jack Echavarria, John Markham, Ty Morse, Skip Williams, Earl McClain, Bruce Dawson, Charlie Barnes, Diane Witner, Linda Sacra, Susan McCee, Patsy Harvey, Judy Frickie, Lauren Livengood, Cathy Wester, Sharon McConahey . . . To harmonize the inner self Through tough physical training . . . 99 student nurses ' association Student nurses . . . Attacking physical, social, Psychological problems . . . Having a sincere concern For the welfare of others . . . Miss Jerry Brady, Judy Barkhouse, Jeanette Branch, Becky Wike, Brenda Yost, Jan Tedder, Brenda Hartman, Patsy Brackett, Bentha Beam, Sherry Lee, Paula Meyer, Libby Lewis, Shannon Dudley, Rhonda Searcy, Sharon Shook, Michele Shorter, Lou Harper . . . Caring enough To give . . . inn -. ■ ■ scuba diving club Adventurous, Perilous, Daring . . . Reaching new depths Of excitement . . . Dive in . . . AD Pi ' s... Showing a lion-sized spirit of sisterhood . . . Holding slave auctions and pie throws to raise money Always having fun . . . Led by Gloria Brown, president; Beth Timanus, vice president of pledges; Donna Sharpe, vice president of efficiency; Carol Vincent, recording secretary; Lucia Tompkins, treasurer; Glenna Davenport, chaplain; Carol Solomon, guard . . . Working as a sisterhood . . . Living for each other and for Alpha Delta Pi... alpha delta pi 102 Sisters of Alpha Delta Pi: Vivian Brand, Gail Meekins, Diane Cunn, Willie Husband, Carolyn Henry, Lillian Jackson, Sheila Quinn, Lynn Worthy, Carol Solomon, Lucia Tompkins, Donna Sharpe, Debbie Keith, Glenna Davenport, Debbie (amison, Carol Vincent, Gloria Brown, Barbara Brocato, Pat Courtney, Debbie Trollinger, Camille Whitener, Kim Vail, Sarah Davis, Kathy Banisch, Sherry Holland, Nancy Bickett, Jane Hodges, Brenda lones, Fran Craig, Mary Ellen Perrine, Lynn Barnhardt, Cathy Harris, Jo Lawrence. Not pictured: Barbara Murray, Beth Timanus, Peachie Garges, Janet Hodges, Cindy Shoemaker ' , ' Cathy Cosset!, Margaret Lane, Janie Sams, Jo Waggy, Wendy Lahser, Nancy Boyce, Pam Shannon, Aleta Sweet. 1 03 Tri Deltas . . . Installed in February as Beta Kappa chapter of DDD . . . Proudly claiming a new, very special sister: Miss Bonnie Cone . . . Working as slaves at Davidson . . . Partying at the beach . . . Sponsoring the Bloodmobile on campus . . . Winning the United Way trophy (two years in a row) Electing President Cathy Johnson, VP Melanie Wilson, Treasurer Annice O ' Daniel, Chaplain Sharon Ballard, Marshal Ginger Hall, Pledge Trainer Nancy Paxton . . Sisters ... in the bonds . . . delta delta delta km Sisters of DDD: Penny Anderson, Sharon Ballard, Gwen Borders, Julie Bruce, Debbie Butler, Peggy Caldwell, Jackie Davis, Elaine Eubanks, Ann Graves, Jean Graves, Ginger Hall, Lynn Harmon, Cathy Johnson, Dale Jenkins, Lee Lineberger, Jane Little, Pat Lloyd, Carol Losh, Sandy McCoy, Shelton McLendon, Sarah Merrell, Susan Nesbit, Annice O ' Daniel, Nancy Paxton, Sally Rabun, Vicky Rowe, Beverly Ruff, Melanie Wilson, Donna Wyss; Pledges: Beverly Brown, Joyce Brown, Ann Den- ning, Kathleen Givens, Martha Goodwin, Mary Ann Hill, Vanessa Strickland, Diane Williams. 105 delta ze ta Lighting the lamp Of sisterhood, Rhonda Abernathy, Cynthia Sides, Michelle Evans, Mary Willis, Sharon Shook, Sandy Johnston, Harriet Emmons, Nancy Eury, Claudia Finkenhour, Nancy Brady, Janet Kruger, Judy Barkhouse, Patty Cray, Joan McClure, Nina Sides. UK, 4 • u Julia Dwiggins, Denise Somers, Debbie Austin, Gloria Wells, Pam Wilson, Linda Moose, Karen Holshouser, Pam Neville, Louise Denny, Paula Werner, Judy Cheek, Marcia Richardson, Tina Young, Jeanette Branch, Susan Query, Jane Jolley, Sharon Lewis, Kippy Walsh, Jane Sigmon, Patty Jimenez. Not pictured: Sandra Cook, Kathy Moose, Phyllis Grant, Becky Rainey, Ginny Hayworth, Kathy Rhoades, Karen Dorman, Vicki Martin, Denise Prado, Libby Reid, Sherry White, Donna Ferraro, Phoebe Holbrooks . . . Roses encompassing Delta Zeta. Q -c ■ .. u B •£ CO w flj w r - — -s J i£ s So in DC - C ' 1 i . 2 -a cq S £ « o ui I a c S.2 i = 2 s o , S so- 1 S j£= CS X .. a -: i, w C o h ' jJi i- « it E rz i) — 60 - : o o - o c U 2 a: o m £ S I 2 ■ 0 o I c § ™ = -0. 3 U DC - c t o o E 2..£ «- is II B 3 a. . _ o; c BC_ 2 — = j- CQ Q. « I 03 il Brothers of AKPsi... Sponsoring. . . Miss 49er Pageant Talent Show Fashion Show Late show at Thunderbird Electing. . . James Killian, President J. C. Meadows, Vice President John Stewart, Secretary Jerry Thomas, Treasurer Brothers, banded as one. 109 • ' . +y £ j fc ; I  • ' • •Jj  u ' . • 1 John Morgan 22 Aubrey Hilliard 2. Gary Kistler 23 Rex Cockerham 3 Johnny Johnson 24 Rick Turner 4 Carl Cline 25 Roland Gentry 5 Kent Brotherton 26 Gerald Jones E Pat Taylor Zeta Pledge Master 27 Chuck Caldwell 7. Gary Downer Epsilon 8. Bill Poteat 28 Palmer May House Manager Delia 9. Paul Millwood Pledge of the Year 10. Henderson Duke 2 ' Chris Hodges Brother of the Year Alpha 11. John Lewis 111 Mike Mayberry 12. Charles Fagan Beta 13. George Lloyd 11 Geoff Bommer Social Chairman 32 Tom Duley 14 Ranky Pilkington 33 Marvin Sowers 15. Sitthisin Watanasiriroch 14 Tom Anderson 16. Terry Sloan 35 Bill Hewitt 17. Sandy M Farland 36 Gary Lane Gamma 37 Stan Williams 18. Mike Roberts Not Pictured: 19. Larry Marshall Ben Ansley 20. Ted Griffin Buddy Wagner 21. Jeff Bommer Athletic Chairman The old man we all love Advisor, Dr. Darryl McCall Ann Kinds says she is Chi Phi ' s Sweetheart. And who would argue with a face like that? We Are Talking about Space Between Us All As we grow to and within this formal school the school of life teaches that we should come together. The space between us shrinks into a brotherhood. We Call It X ... We glimpse the truth, band together, and open wide our door Rush In, To Enter . . . Understand fraternity and replace the word for our belief Chi Phi dash only a rally point. True brotherhood comes from within each of us jointly. Never from a Conforming Mold . . . We strive for truth and goodness. To find love is to unlock the door and gain the world. Brotherhood Is Its Key . . . See beyond yourself, neighbor-brother Can you see Chi Phi? Are you one of them? C. Jones PSI DELTA CHAPTER OF CHI PHI DECEMBER 12, 1970-INFINITY and in the end, the love you take is equal to the love you make. So be free — Beta Ree! 113 4 i • --. a S S £ 2 CO w I if t N -i-T e X sill -= .2 « -g S-o k E 5 S J£ E el li2 J5 £ « S a . 15 M u i x oi « - ■ O c a - ■ U 01 5  - J g 1. e .c is .r - Q WW 3 - C 3 -5 DC 5 5 2 § C - c .a 4J u -. J IS -° o 5 _o £ .S x .g —- — 3 .0 j: a, c — 01 - «ju.r- Brothers of Kappa Sigma: Kenny Miller, Buddy Warn Nicky Courageous, Dave T Lee Wilson, Steve Boggs, C g i ■ « • JohnBeatty Lance Berger Danny Boovey Charles Bridges Barry Broadwell Danny Bullman Robert Burris Barry Chaney Elwood Coggin Sammy Dagenhart lambda chi alpha Bruce Dawson Claude DeMars Michael Drye John Hobbs John Hovis Larry Hyatt Larry Kinney Watson Morse 116 Stan Patterson Steve Patterson Robert Ross Michael Rutledge Charles Wallach David Watson Edward Watson Stafford White Robert Wright William Young 117 ? : i e ' I w • 1 I 1 r 4 V« ' ; • ' % ■ ,- VXA % ft tf 1 r L jB .-jBB «l m 118 Sweetheart Fay and Pledge class . . . Robert Moore, John Darden, Randy Greene, Michael Donahue, William McCall, Preston Essie, Richard Hoeflick, John Hemby. 119 W V F N RADIO 7 student broadcasting association Airing 24 hours . . . Broadcasting the best in rock , Entertaining, Informing . . . Keith Englehardt, Steve Sox, Linda Williams, Randy Kendrick, Randy Jones, Chip Harrington, Betty Phillips; Station Manager: Steve Garrett; Assistant Manager: Tom Swicegood. UNCC ' s ownj . . . n 121 OsfoSf. ?£ a g 1 SHAGo y OCCIC: flicks 1 jav en lieu  j(ii«u« ; ii t the journal Best newspaper on campus . . . Compiled by a notorious staff of April Fools. . . Michael McCulley, editor; Charlie Peek, managing editor; Sharon Deck, news editor; Jay Eaker, arts editor; Tom Alsop, photography editor . Fool-in-chief for 1972-73: Jay Eaker. . . Lascivious without redeeming social value . . . Freedom of the press? . . . Keep up the good work . . . Editor Michael McCulley Sanskrit SANSKRIT... The literary magazine of UNCC . . . Most controversial subject on campus . . . Staff: Michael Dobson, editor; Margaret Pierce, layout editor; Bertha Harris, faculty adviser; Patricia Stuut, business manager; Lloyd Rose, manuscript editor . . . No pics ' cause we never could find them . . . Exchange editors for ' 72-73: Dean Duncan and Michael Dobson, but most likely Michael Dobson . . . 123 r o g u e s ROGUES N RASCALS... Beginning with dozens of eager, would-be staffers but finishing up with six or eight workers who stuck it through ' til the end . . . Fighting the Legislature and the Pub Board for weeks, yet ending up with much less money than last year . . . Getting more and more frustrated every day . . . But trying Hope you approve . . . n r a s c a I s 124 J ■ , .. . - -.1. ' . i 1 1 Jane Little Richard Bartholomew Tom Alsop Terry Fulbright Suzanne Carscaddon Sue Elliott and Kathy Reynolds Ann Steagall Nikki Leech and Connie Hendrix Garry Scotty, business manager Dr. Ed Perzei, advisor R ' nR... Melanie Wilson and Peggy Caldwell, co-editors 126 v V f :4 ' . ' - ■ '  X i 3 • ' • ' .•;% ' ■ : 1 • • £ ' • ' w ■ to 127 c 5 Q. E o UNCC results OPPONENT Tusculum Austin Peay Miss. State Oklahoma Valdosta State East Tenn. Tenn. Tech Tulane Ca. State Stony Brook South Florida Appalachian UT-Chattanooga Valparaiso Baptist College Loyola (NO) G a. State Austin Peay Appalachian Marshall Florida Tech LSU-NO UT-Chattanooga Marshall DePaul basketball . . . the varsity . . . Despite the 13-12 season, two new records were set this season. A new team high in the number of points scored in a game was reached February 21 against Florida Tech when 120 points were scored. Robert Earl Blue set a new individual record when he scored 37 points against Tusculum on December 1. Blue was a major force this year as a sophomore, placing an average of 21.6 points per game for a total of 540 points for the season. This year ' s seniors are Chris Black, Jerry Boggs, Norris Dae, Terry Sloan, and Harold Thames. Other team members are Blue, Rick Dobson, Richard Cuffy, Derek Jones, Marshall Thaxton, and Lee Wilson. The Varsity Manager is Ron Swain. 1 :. ' 133 coach bill foster . . . As can be seen by these pages, Coach Foster is a man of many faces. This season he led his team to a 13-12 season against several tough teams, including nationally ranked Marshall. This record fails to show the true story, as fifteen strategically placed points could have made the statistics record read 18-7. Coach Foster led the UNCC cagers into their first year in the University Division NCAA program as an Independent. He has initiated an active recruiting program, attracting players not only from high schools, but also junior colleges. His staff consists of Associate Coach Bill Moore, Assistant Coaches Joe Kingery and Dwight Rainey, and Trainer Lewis Middleton. varsity cheer This year ' s varsity cheerleaders are: Robert Lark, Bill McGill, James Cuthbertson, Fish Foster, Patty Cray (chief), Vicky Ro we, Annie Howell, Koko Knight, Dot Burgess, and Dick Prasser. Alternates are Steve Reavis and Carol Solomon. They lead the student body et. al., despite fire, criticism, sleet, hail, and or gloom of night. 136 leaders freshman (I. to r.) This year ' s freshman cheerleaders are: Vanessa Moser, Debbie Bryant, Cathy Holland, Debbie McCorkle (chief), Diane Helms, Kim Wyer (co-chief), Bobbie Austin (alternate), Margaret Griff eth 137 The Freshman Team, consisting of Ben Ansley, Will Barnes, Geoff Bommer, Rick Haneberg, Greg Ortiz, Dave Poling, and Tommy Whitten, compiled a 18-6 record this season. Bommer pumped in 529 points this season for a 22.0 point per-game average. This group should provide some important replacements for Seniors leaving the Varsity. results UNCC OPPONENT 100 59 USC-Lancaster 77 75 Isothermal 75 66 Gaston 92 59 Evans 85 70 North Georgia 103 57 USC-Lancaster 77 51 Truett McConnell 80 90 Furman Frosh 60 70 Louisburg 82 65 East Tenn. Frosh 84 89 Sandhills Com. Col. 81 63 Lees-McRae 94 51 Alumni All-Stars 74 81 Furman Frosh 107 77 Charlotte All-Stars 91 bl USC-Aiken 66 t 2 Wingate 68 79 Anderson 8H 57 Wingate 79 78 Winston-Salem St. F r ,8 5 1 Clemson Frosh 95 50 Lenoir Com. Col. 7) 46 Evans 47 51 Clemson Frosh Frosh the freshmen . . . 1 ;: •-A ft_ A?A OFFICIAL SCORER Not all the action takes place on the court. The crowds in all shapes and colors . . . Scorers . . . Half-time shows . . . Acrobats . . . Bands . . . Floor cleaning . . . Etc. . . . 140 off-court Wf ■ t ' SJ ' the results Swimming Chi Phi Football Kappa Sigma Follies Kappa Sigma Golf Kappa Sigma Lambda Chi Tennis Lambda Chi Tug-o-War Kappa Sigma Table Tennis Engineers Badminton Lambda Chi Handball Engineers Paddle Ball Kappa Sigma Free Throw Kappa Sigma Volleyball Chi Phi Basketball KAPsi Softball Kappa Sigma Chi Phi Lambda Chi V kappa sigma 1971-72 overall champs - V -J. I42 f •  . 1 -« . j,- ■:■(■ t4- fe k ■ ' ■- ■ ■ ... • .-.•,■■ - l . I • .• -- . . •- intramurals . . . football . . . 143 baseball • . • women ' s lib strikes the intramural football scene . . . the champs . . . kappa alpha psi Ever wonder how the basketball sees the game . 146 147 The Team (left to right): Danny Randall, Terry Owen, Sam Spear, Terry Mauney, John Fellenz, (also — Chuck Little) UNCC Golfers ended the season this year with a 17-1 record. Low scorer for the season was Terry Mauney with a 75.3 stroke average and a 14-3-1 win-loss aver- age. Close behind was Dan Randall with a 77.7 stroke average and a 17-0-1 win-loss average. There are no duffers on this team! golf • . . 148 ■on Crazed crowd cheers hole-in-one UNCC the results OPPONENT 3.5 Belmont Abbey 1 St. Andrews Miami Invitational 453 Trinity 458 Loyola 446 Colgate 413 Slippery Rock 434 Saganaw 454 Pitt 343 Valpo 356 Northwood 373 Pitt 6 Belmont Abbey 6.5 Appalachian 4.5 Gardner-Webb Metrolina Invitational 10 Appalachian 5.5 W. Carolina 407 W. Carolina 421 St. Andrews UNC-W Etowah Invitational team record 17-1 149 This year the tennis team netted a 5-8 win-loss record. This year ' s team members are Jim Curtis, Bruce Dawson, James Cuthbertson, James Fulbright, Eddie Hege, John lessen, and Palmer May. f F results UNCC Greensboro Col. UNCC UNCC Lenoir-Rhyne St. Andrews UNCC UNCC UNCC UNCC Belmont Abbey Wingate Lenoir-Rhyne Gardner-Webb UNCC Gardner-Webb UNCC Pfeiffer UNCC UNC-G UNCC Pfeiffer UNCC UNCC UNCC Gaston College Pembroke State High Point tennis . . . ■- ft -. ? ' $£ . - ... V _« After one year of inactivity, the wrestling team came back on the scene this year. This season, with only five men or half of a team, they compiled a 6-2-1 win-loss record excluding forfeits. However, with only half a team, the wrestlers were forced to forfeit approximate- ly 30 points per match, leaving the official win-loss record at 0-9. The team was also plagued by injuries in the NCAA Regionals, where Carry Scotty received injured ribs and Francis Boles separated his shoulder in the first match. Next year, Young, Akers, and Boles return to the team. Right: Finishing a fireman ' s carry, Francis Boles takes his opponent to the mat, leading to one of his seven straight pins. Below: Members of the team try new methods of treating backache during practice. results OPPONENT UNCC North Carolina Open Garry Scotty — 3rd Francis Boles — 8th Furman 9 9 Pembroke r 6 St. Andrews 6 18 Davidson t 13 Maryville i. 12 Furman Ill 15 Catawba r. 9 The Citadel 4 12 Pfeiffer in 15 NCAA Eastern Regionals Carry Scotty — 4th NCAA Finals wrestling . . . i ' ,: THE TEAM: (Row One, Left to Right) Bobby Young, Carry Scotty, Cecil Carver, (Row Two, Left to Right) Charles Akers, Francis Boles. 152 H 1  Jfi ■I 1 1 flK 1 4ft ■ : ' , ? v- •■■V.. TV • ! f 1 ; . sr:tj C opening of day unfolding in just barest of gray mists swirling down th e meadow and through the orchard dull red sun returning today like tomorrow as was yesterday patrick 157 A new year . . . Unique! Where do you put this? Where does this go? Where do I go? The first time . . . The second time . . . Anytime! Always Unique! Winners 5th house Sanford 5th house Moore Dorm Daze . . . The first week-end on campus . . . Opportunity for getting to know each other . . . Houses competing in intramural activities . . . Water balloons, tug of war, free-throws, three- legged races, carrying eggs in a spoon . . . Orientation ... To familarize new students with campus and procedures . . . ID ' s . . . Show their use by the end of the year by their ragged, bent condition . Little cards so necessary in the cafeteria, library, to get checks cashed, etc. . . . Parking Decals ... To keep those yellow envelopes from under your wind- shield wiper . . . ii.ii Registration . . . 4,676 students deciding what courses to take . . . Then juggling classes to fit your schedule when every section you want is already closed . . . Waiting in lines . . . Arranging and rearranging . . . More lines . . , More frustration . . . 161 Attending new classes . . . Meeting new professors Seeing new faces. ii-. ' Books . . . Books . . . Books . . . Either to the bookstore lines ... or maybe a bargain at the student book exchange . . . 163 , A Marian . . . Answering questions . . . Planning activities . . . Listening to problems . . . Being resident administrator . . What she lacks in size, she makes up in energy . Sharing responsibilities with . . . . . . Dick . . . Always exercising at dawn . . . Planning week-end camping trips and outdoor hikes for interested students . . . WS ? 164 There are always some who move in late . . . After the rush . . . To make sure everyone signs in and receives their key . . . Directs visitors . Gives change . . The hostess is always there . . . inn 165 Sanford and Moore Halls offer a new living-learning concept . . . Including activities, informal lectures, programs and movies . . . !(,( ' , Giving of oneself . . . Eastertime . Anytime ... To the children of Bethlehem Center . . . From the girls of the fifth and sixth floors of Sanford . . . lb 7 Twelve students to a suite . . . Five hundred to a dorm . . . You become a part of it all . . . Yet remain an individual . . . 168 When things get boring . . . When things get tense . . . The guys can always stir up excitement . . . 169 Students of Moore and Sanford get together to talk over mutual interests and concerns . . . MASH programs on drugs . . . Sex . . . Homosexuality . . . Bible study . . . Every week in Sanford Library Lounge . Or just casual chit-chats before and after meals . . . 171 New things from week to week . . . But always PARTIES . ] . ' Parties for every- one, no matter what you like to do for fun . . . 173 Watch il grow . . . Alternate Living Plan . dorm 72 174 II 175 Commuters . . . Searching . . . For a parking place . . . For a spot to light between classes . . . ' M Dn 2 1 176 177 1 :: 179 . The sisters on campus sponsor a carnival to raise funds for United Way... the winner: Tri-Delta! Many students combine work — Either on campus or off — With their studies . IK ' u «?• ; ■ _;V -—. ' • ' .: m It isn ' t always easy to find a quiet place on campus to study . . . 183 But this year . . . With a new ten-story library . . . This problem was decreased 5 lis? frfr i ,■ ' ' . Sw 185 There are many ways to get involved in campus affairs . . . Either by joining an organized group ... Or by just showing up to vote at elections . . . 1KI SAGA sets a festive mood for Halloween in the dorm cafeteria . . . Besides the decorations trick or treats , movies and prizes for costumes were part of the activities . . . 187 This year, the majority of UNCC students could register to vote — Either in Charlotte or in a home town . . . Swearing in . . . Declaring a legal residence . . . A special registration week was held on campus. . . The surgeon general has determined that cigarette smoking is dangerous to your health ... So if you ' re going to smoke . . . 189 Basketball season affects more students than just those who play . . . Spectators offer zealous encouragement or quiet reverence . . . Cheerleaders spend long hours practicing and making posters besides the time spent enroute to and from and at the games with the players . . . r.d I ' ll Dances and more dances . i-i T« i 1 - 1 - -r S 3H 193 The spirit of Christmas . . . . Trees strung with I ' M TlTI i ,r l ' I ' ll!,! 1 B i - 1 i _ ■ - k 195 t i r 1 . . . But after classes were called off . . . Snowballs . . . Snowmen Snow cream Snow angels . . . 196 Many set out for the mountains and a couple of good days of skiing . . . I fc ,! :MM £v lUilMliiliMMMMiiMMtailaiMiMM rei - - •—■--_ • ■ r -- - - . ! ¥ 1 99 . . . And getting away from it all . . . . Down a dirt road . . . ... Or just to nearby Swan Pond . . . To enjoy the trees . . . Flowers . . . Water Ducks. . . And Fish . . . 201 As soon as the first days of warm sunshine roll around, the back of Sanford becomes covered with sunbathers . . . ... - • ■ ■ ■ - ' ■ - ■ - - . When Spring Fever drives you to a swim with the ducks . . . You realize summer vacation is only moments away . . . 204 205 r ( ■■ ■ be c i M Q. O Senior Class President: Charlie Kelly Junior Class President: Mike Mayberry c I a s s o f f I c e r s t Sophomore Class President: Parks Warren Freshman Class President: Tom Duley . ' (IK freshmen LV. P-+ r- Michael C. Abernathy Gary M. Addington Michael G. Adkisson Randy L. Allen Michael C. Allison Richard E. Allman Christine A. Amen Bobbie A. Austin Deborah K. Austin Joan A. Austin Nancy A. Baker Margie L. Ballard Jewel E. Bankett Krista L. Barnett Steve M. Barringer Ronald E. Barton Chris |. Baughman CatheyM. Beal Deborah S. Beeker Robert C. Benedict Mary S. Bennett Barbara L. Bergman Deborah A. Beroth Nancy A. Bicketl Brenda K. Bittle Kenneth E. Blackburn Nancy L. Blackwelder William S. Blackwell Barbara). Blackwood Gloria E. Blanton jenny L. Blanton Michael W. Blevins Valerie R. Blume Rebecca J. Bolick Sandi Bolick 209 % Risa B. Bostain Vickie R. Bostain Nancy E. Boyce Karan D. Bragg Eugene |. Brantley Barbara A. Brocato Anita G. Brooks Jeffiey N. Broome lenny L Brown Sarah A. Browning Esther L. Bruce Debra L. Bryant Susan V. Buell Robert H.Bullock Alma E. Bumgarner Lester K. Bumgarner Camille A. Burgess Copher W. Burns Linda B. Burr Linda J. Calvert Patsy J. Carpenter Saundra L. Carpenter Nina N. Cashion Patricia C. Caviness Barbara J. Chapman Martha A. Choate Janet D. Clanton Julian W. Clarkson, Jr. Janet L. Cline Charles D. Cochrane Grace L. Cochrane Joan S. Cole Betty E. Coley Rebecca F. Compton Christine G. Condon Vernetta A. Conley Margil D. Conrad Sheryl Y. Coppola Bonnie J. Corder Dianne E. Cram , ' 1 ' i I - Adrienne J. Crawford Conrad M. Crowell Cathy A. Cubley Bonnie C. Cudney Gregory D. Curlee James W. Curtis John H. Dale Edna E. Daniel Bruce E. Dawson Donald L. Dear Teresa L. Dennis Beverly D. Denny David K. Devine Penny E. Dollar Shannon E. Dudney Thoman F. Duley John G. Dunne Julia A. Dwiggins Sarah E. Dysart Susan D. Earnhardt Susan E. Edwards Nancy C. Ellington Pamela I. Evans Donna D. Fisher Susan S. Fitch Joe M. Flake Candance E. Ford Donald C. Foster Joseph B. Foster Sharon L Foster Helen M. Fowler Deborah K. Frickle James R. Fulbright Terry L. Fulbright Virginia E. Fullerton Johnna E. Galloway Joyce J. Gettys Jacqueline F. Cohn Martha S. Goodwin Laura S. Greene V ik n 211 Paul D. Griendling Margaret E. Crifleth John D. Griffin Brad L. Haigler Bonnie R. Hall jo E.Hall Cynthia Hanchar Richard C. Haneberg Carol A. Hardwick Pamela E. Harris Paula Harris Janet R. Hatley Cynthia J. Hayes Stephanie A. Hedrick Deborah L. Hege Barbara E. Hendrix Connie E. Hendrix Bethene L. Hennings DeloresG. Hilliard Carolyn F. Hoffman Beverly M. Hogue Catherine M. Holland Nancy M. Hollopeter Danny M. Honeycutt Bonnie S. Hopkins Clyde H. Howell Cathy J. Huneycutt Danny R. Huneycutt F. Hope Hunter lames M. Hutton, Jr. Connie S. Hyler L.Jill Jackson Donna L Jarvis Kenneth S.Jennings James E. Johnson Connie J. Jolley James R. Jones Vickie L. Jones Claudia J. Jordan Susan L. Josey (%S i .i 212 Karen Kane Randy L. Kendrick Sandra J. Kerlev Carol R. Ketner Patricia K. Keui Pamela). Kidder Cynthia L. King Sarah L. King Christina Kokenes Artemis M. Koutroulias Judith W.Lahser Paula M. Lamson Bruce L. Lanier Paula J. Lawrence Wade B. Lawrence Caye D. Lebonville 213 Sarah C. L Pat A. Lineback Alfred B. Little JoAnn C. Little SherriJ. Little Deborah D. Long Nancy C. Love Zandra K. Lynch Douglas B. MacCallum Shirley M. Mack Patricia A. Maines William ). Markham, |r. Smith A. Massey David P. Maulden Joan C. McAuley Beth E. McCauley Donna L. McCollum Deborah A. McCorkle Rosetta McCoy Cynthia A. McCullock Frances T. McGregor Barry V. McKillop John R. McLean Jon L. McManus Laura A. McNair Cathy A. Miller Nancy D. Miller Obn C. Miller Susan A. Miller Barbara L. Mintich - . fi Janet K. MUenheimer leHrey C. Mitchell Robert E. Moore Tommie A. Moore Linda K. Moose Miriam C. Morgan Andy N. Morris Nancy L. Morrison Vanessa M. Moser Judy F. Mull Marie J. Mullis Larry D. Murphy Janet I. Newsome Janet L Niblock Kathryn A. Norman Donna M. Oakey Sara L. Orthel Ronald L. Oxford Trena S. Parker Martha M. Parkinson Wade D. Parlier Kenneth W. Peele Cindy J. Peeler Betty A. Phillips P tty S. Pickelsimer Jeffrey Plummer Stephen D. Poole Frances N. Porter Edna L. Price Susan L. Query Mite E. Rafferty Margaret A. Ratchford Wlliam A. Reese Vickie L Regan Marion D. Reger Christine A. Renda Maey N. Richie t Daryl S. Riddle Robert T. Rink Pamela R. Ritchie Sylvia L. Roberts Clyde L. Robinette Virginia G. Robinson Pamela L Roseman Paula V. Roseman Bonnie S. Ruity Maggie Runnion Cynthia C. Rutledge Lou Ann Seism Gary E. Sellers ■I A Karen M. Shorter Constance S. Sievers Danny R. Sigmen Martha I Sigman Anita D. Sloan Donna L Smith Sheila D. Somers Jeffrey L. Soule Van C. Southard Samuel E. Spear Libby R. Squires Dean M. Stewart William | Stoppelbein Trina V. Stowe Vanessa D. Strickland Dorothy J. Stuart Linda D. Stutts April L. Styles Melissa A. Summer Ronald K. Tager ... £t V-- f i ■ 216 Gwendolyn D. WyaH Kymberly W. Wyer Bobby J. Young KathrynG. Zeliff Michael L Tallent James M. Teal, Jr. Janet C. Thompson Sherry D. Thompson Deborah R. Toms Laura S. Travis VkkieE. Triplett Deborah K. Trollinger Sarah M. Turner Steven G. Turner Maria E. Valadez Rebecca A. Waddell Amy S. Wagner Deborah L. Walden Elizabeth H. Ward Barbara A. Washington Donna S. Weisner Linda A. Wells Robert C.Whaley Rebecca A. Whitcomb Phyliss D. White Janice C. Widenhouse Darby E. Williams Sherry E. Williams Randall W.Wilson Wanda O. Wilson Janice M. Winfree Mary A. Wolfe Marjorie R. Wolpin Diane C. Woodard 217 sophomores George L. Adams Stephanie Rebecca Kay Andrews Armstrong Mary Cecelia Bain Craig L. Ball Kathy F. Banisch Debbie E. Batbee Judy Ann Barkhouse Patricia Barnhardt Debra Anne Beck Shirley Dianne Belt Phaedra Berry Karen Diane Beshears Delores Joy Biggers Thomas Richard Bilbro Lora Ann Robert Earl Barbara Jane William Francis Fonda S. Cecelia D. (eanette Blackley Blue Bly Boles Borders Bost Branch Vivian I. Brand Wanda Rose Burch Richard B. Butterfield Janice P. Cadwallader Creg Lloyd Cagle )e« rey W. Campbell Charles T. Carriker r £S s 0 f f ' Ft - ' t wr) t l H il J fW ii A David Carriker Suzanne Carsc addon Harold S. Carter Patricia Cassion Deborah F. Clark Linda D. Connell Jerry Wayne Cook 218 Paula Eudy lanet C. Ricky Lee Carry W. Robert Jackson DebraL Jackie C Culp Curlee Curlee Oanner LVArmond Davis Davis Jennifer L. Davis Sandy R. Davis Sarah D. Frederick W. Davis Dick John E. Dishmon Margaret E. Douglas Stephen Dreyfus Michele B. Evans Harry W. Fabry Carol C. Farmer 219 Phyllis Ann Grant Thomas K. Gwyn m a ? ski iH : John A. Elizabeth Richard E. Barry D. Claudia A. Kenneth C. Fellenz Ferguson Fields Fincher Finkenaur Foster Charles O. Frederick Ann Marie Nancy Jean Graves Graves Patricia Gray Robert P. Greene Cathy C. Griffin Diane Gunn )anet M. Hackett lohnC. ll.ilni Ginger Patricia I Hall Hall Phyllis K. Donald C. Hamrick Harkey as mk Lynn Sandra J. Cathy Sue Danny H. Virginia M. Chris M. Raymond E Harmon Harpster Harris Hatley Hayworth Healey Helms 220 John D. Hem by Carolyn Sue Carol Henry Hill Garry Lynn Hill Mary Ann Hill Patricia Ann Hill 5 William E. Hipp 221 Clay Tony Lefler Janet Ada Lehman JohnR. Lenfestey Rhonda K. Martin Suzanne Martin David Lee Massey Linda C Mathis William G. McCall Gerald H. McCauley ft fi P ft 1 rt Barry K. MtClamrock Felix Earl McElveen Maudine B. McFadden Pamela |o McGee Danny K Mi .nuns Delmas McGinnis Joseph J. McGonagle David R. McKinney Philip R. McKinnon 222 Mary E. Sara Alice Jerry Lee Nancy S. James T. Cora B. Kathy R Parker Pasour Patterson Paxton Pearce Pearson Pettice Sherylle S. Petty lames H. Pickens Kathy |o Philbeck Susan Jean Pie per 223 W We Earl Pinkney Patricia E. Poslon Dense Ann Prado Patricia). PraH David C. Prybylo SaraE. Rabun Rebecca Ann Rainey Karen L RainvHIe , 6L David R. Ritchie Fred Ramsey 6 Stephen C. Robards leannette H. Renas Kathryn Rhodes James H. Riddle Betty Sue Ritchie f C 1 1 P 1 Mkhael B. Roberts Elizabeth Robinson Berry Jane Rock Danny F. Rockett Sherry A. Rodgers Norman Rosenstein Linda Ruth Ross Beverly K. Rulf Randy Lee Russell Sharon Lee Saine SundieE. Saunders David W. Scattergood Nancy Marie Simmons Robert H. Smith Susan Nelle Searcy Ruby Ann Smith Sandra L. Shackleton Charles C Sheek U -a 1 1 Larry Wanye Souther Benita R Spencer lack N. Shuman Mary R Starling fa LVl Kenneth A. Simmons s Edmund C. Stegall Teresa Ann Stephenson Harrald C. Steudle Marty Ellen Stevens Charlotte Stewart Patricia B. Stone Patricia ]. Stuut Michael V. Taylor Thomas A. Taylor Deborah L. Thompson Heather H. Thompson Mary Nell Tilghman Marie A. Todd Mary Ann Troutman Lynnette R. Vanderburg Adelaide C. Verble Janice E. Vincent Sandra Gail Violette Ralph Thomas Wade Phyllis S. Wald Kathy E. Warren David A. Watson Cheryl Lynn Weaver LaneM. Welles C. McLean Westbrook Kathryn Ann Wester Patricia Gail White Valerie A. Wilcox Betty Lynn Williamson Linda F. Williams Sara Diane Williams Joyce Lee Willis Pamela Anne Wilson Amy Susan Wolf loan E. Wooten Wade C. Wright Judy Ann Younts juniors Charles G. Abernathy, Jr. David |. Abernathy Don Abernathy Janice Alberto Charles E. Allen MelindaR. Allen Russell N. Allen Sally A. Allison Harry D. Anderson Penelope J. Anderson David L. Annas, Jr. Carole L. Autry Harold B. Autry Sharon L. Ballard Richard C. Bartholomew Linda J. Bass Anne R. Beach Arthur S. Beach Mary B. Beam Allen L. Beatty Rebecca J. Bell Ann Benson Lance M. Berger Michael L. Bingham E. Kathryn Blacltwelder Janice F. Blankenship Phyllis A. Bledsoe Susan S. Blevins GlendaF. Boliclt David D. Bonham Danny C. Boovey Ivey C. Borders Rodney M. Bost Steven W. Bragg David L. Brewer 5l Cl v £ ' A Susan L. Brisley Beverly A. Brown Mary A. Brown Robert C. Brownridge Kenneth L. Bruner Thomas H. Bryant Kathy I. Bryson Danny L. Bullman Dorothy E. Burgess Deborah S. Butler Charles W. Campbell Donna E. Campbell John T. Carter, )r. Harvey F. Casper, |r. )erry B. Christian Debra C. Church Larry E. Cilento Rex A. Cockerham Woody Coggin Charles H. Combs Kathleen Conway Pamela C. Conway Charles). Cook )udy K. Cooke lean E. Correll Brenda E. Courtney Karen E. Craig lohn J. Crawford Sharon E. Cress Michael R. Crews Tony L. Crombley James E. Culler Julia H. Dayvault Dennis W. Deal I.Stuart Deans, Jr. Claude E. DeMars, III Louise H. Denny Arthur M. Denton Kathleen L. Donohoe Karen I. Dorman ?27 Gary V. Downer Arthur f. Driscoll Robert L. Drun Michael W. Drye Thyra E. Drye Henderson A. Duke Norman E. Duncan Tony L. Easter Charles H. Eatmon James T. Efird Gail H. Ellerbrake SueM. Elliott Harriet E. Emmons Michael V. Ennis Janice L. Evans Danny J. Featherston . ' . ' :■: £: JM I iYltf 1 i P © 3 J Effie M. File Barry W. Fisher Laura R. Foxx Jackie D. Free Ronnie L. Freeman Anne M. Freeze Judy T. Frye Martha A. Fulbright Mary F. Garges Jay W. Garrison Alan K. Geltman Carol L. Gibson Cheryl A. Gleason Larry R. Goodman Joe A. Goodnight Gary L. Greene John W. Grice Larry R. Grier Carol B. Griffith Richard A. Guffy Martha J. Hamm John S. Hamrick Lem B. Hardy BillieJoHarkey W. HughHarkey,|r. Johnny L. Harmon Donald E. Harrington Jeffery H. Hart Brenda A. Hartman Sandy Harwell Parris K. Hastings Virginia Hayworth Vickie H. Hedrick -William E. Hege III Barbara B. Heilig Donald R. Helms Nancy P. Hendrix Nancy H. Hicks Alysia G. High Elmer A. Hilker 229 lanel F. Hince Deborah C. Hinson Victoria A. Hinson Charles R. Hodge Brenda A. Hogue Gary M. Holland Sharon |. Holland Wade D. Hollar, |r. Mary S. Hollifield David W. House Mike F. Houser Donna Howell Virgil S. Hubbard George D. Hughes Margaret A. Hulak Donna M. Humphries John D. Humphries, Jr. Denise L Huneycutt Patricia E. Hutchinson Larry W. Hyatt Paul A. Ingle, Jr. Deborah D. Jackson D..vid H. Jetton Catherine C. Johnson Lorraine Johnson Oliver L. Johnston, Jr. Randy P. Jones Richard A. Joyce Reta Keever David C. Kennedy James H. Killian Neil G. Killough Ann G. King Koko G. Knight Janet L. Krueger 230 Archie W. Lambert Vernon D. Lands Wanda L Lankford Barbara R. Lassiter David R. Latham Vicki D. Lawing Billy C. Layton Elizabeth K. Lewis Mitchell ]. Liles John B. Lindgren Alfred L. Liner Lonnie M. Lockamy Velma A. Long Carol A. Losh Sarah B. Lowder William T. McArthur Ronald W. McCain Randy S. McCall loan C. McClure Michelle K. McConnell Sandra J. McCoy Kenneth D. McDonald Sharon L McElfresh Sharon A. McGregor Ted S. Mclntyre Martha S. McLendon Jane M. Mabry Margaret |. Mann Kathleen C. Masalonis Alice H. Mason Harvey ). Mason Sue E. Meacham Gene C. Merklein, Jr. Paula A. Meyer Tommy L. Michael 231 Elizabeth K. L. Michner Ellen D.Mika Menllyn A. Mills William P. Millwood Mark D.Mitchell Lynn M. Moore Patricia A. Morgan Debbie Moser Robert A. Moura George D. Nakhle George L. Neill Susan S. Nesbil Patricia T. Norris Marcia A. O ' Daniel Vernon E. O ' Daniel William H. Pace, III Harry A. Palefsky Berry B.Parker Mary K. Patterson Stanley F. Patterson Thomas J. Patton Sandra D. Payne James T. Pearce Charles E. Peek Deborah A. Plonk Elizabeth A. Polk James H. Polk, Jr. Marolyn K. Powell Alan F. Price Richard W.Prosser Maria G. Psilopoulos Sheila A. Quinn Kirby W. Randall Elizabeth A. Reid Kathi Reynolds Marcia S. Richardson Betty V. Ridenhour Rosilyn L. Ritchie Jennifer L. Rodden Marilyn N. Rollins £ f f a c ffl Barbara A. Roseboro Linda N. Rosental Stanley J. Ross Vicky M. Rowe CarlB. Rudisill Lek P. Samjoy David B. Sanders fan C. Sauls Robert S. Schumaker Rhonda L. Searcy Hubert H. Seism Jerry L. Shaver Zeloma C. Shearin Debra E. Shearon Michael L. Sheppard Cynthia R. Shoemaker Sharon E. Shook Thomas E. Short Cynthia A. Sides Richard K.Sifford 233 ;:. V Rebecca H. Sigmon Gary G. Siler M. Stephen Sills Martha L. Simpson Richard L. Simpson Pamela D. Smith Sandra L. Smith Harold E. Sink Danny A. Snead Susan E. Snider James P. Sotelo, Jr. Frank C. Sowers Betsy A. Splawn Baxter W.Starnes Sylvia A. Steagall Jacqueline E. Stevens Donald J. Stewart Dale C. Surrett Marilyn M. Sutton Carol J. Swicegood Jan Tedder Marshall J. Thaxton Jerry M. Todd Lucia A. Tompkins Janice E. Underwood Moses A. Valdes Barbara K.Vasell Judy G. Veach Ana M. Villalon Charles B.Wallach Edna M. Walker Floyd G. Walker Kathleen L.Walsh Nancy F. Weatherly Shari L. White Rebecca M. Wike Diane L. Wilcox JanieM. Wilder Diane L. Williams Peter C.Williams 234 Charles R. Williamson Doris S. Wilson Melanie M. Wilson Diane E. Witner Ellen L. Witter Richard A. Wodarski Jaroon Wonghanchao Mary L. Wood lohnR. Wrenn Donna L. Wyss Lynda C. Yandle Brenda B. Yost Thomas R. Young Tina Young Martin L. Young, Jr. 235 seniors m hhhbs I Ww. ■ .. ' ■■ ■ ■• ' ■■ . WSH TO ■.■ ' -■. Ruth Rigby Arnold tudy R. Arthur Cwen Reeves Ashley Richard Earle Askins Anthony A. Atkinson Vernon W. Ausband Lynda loan Bagby Robert Bryan Bailey WTo Crady Kenneth Ackerman Gary Wayne Alden Ayad Khalil Al-Hamdani Nancy Elizabeth Allen A f fel te N. Rebecca Balentine Charles W. Barnes Jr. Jamie Moreton Barnes Linda Jean Beatty Carl Jennings Beaber JoAnn Bell Mary E. Bennett Barbara Ann Best ff M A t ■ v  «.? f- ife Jerry Wilson Blevins Marsha Gayle Boger Susan Elizabeth Bolin Rebecca Lea Bowers o i Allen Scott Brown Elizabeth Ann Brown Julie Bruce Rita Porter Brunson Roger Lee Bumgarner Kathryn Ellen Burgess Margaret C. Caldwell Octavia Walker Caldwell Chazi Ali Bid wan Vernon Carl Biggers Jerry Vernon Black welder Larry S. Blanton Susan Thomas Bowers Clenda Darlene Bowling Dullie Richmond Bozeman Charles R. Br alley Linda Louise Breeze Alton Butler Bridges Judy Wallace Brogdon Reginald L. Broome m s Richard C. Caldwell Donald W. Callahan John Chris Camp Ronald D. Carpenter R.lerry Carpenter Phillip Howard Carriker loeH. Champion |udy D. Cheek v««dass James R. Clark, Jr. Patricia C. Clayton Sherry D. Cline Martha Ann Cloninger Curtis E.Cobb, Jr. 238 Gordon N. Drum Paula |. Eckard Judy V. Efird Daniel E. Epps, jr. Janice C. Everhart John M. Ferguson 239 v ludyF. Ferguson fci Charles W. Fleenor Vickie B. Foard Charles J. Fredrick, Jr. % iM Wayne W. Gatiin .• I Rebecca H. Gilbert 240 Cynthia G. Hatley Larry L. Hatley Johnny J. Hendley James R. Hixon if ' Nelson E. Howard Chris W. Hodges Brenda J. Hoyle 1 T--i Martha M. Hatley Sidney Roy Hepler Michael E. Hoyle Dennis C. Hawkins Donnie B. Helms iJl Ralph F. Hilsewrh David R. Hinshaw Steven L Hyland Carl B. Jackson Donna R. Johnson James R. Johnson Mary Jane Helms L X Robert E. Hinson, Jr. ?4 1 Gift 1 D. Powell (ones Donnie B. Jordan Richard E. Jordan Elizabeth Keith Nathan A. Kelton Victoria W. Kemp Catherine Kennedy Darrellyn Kiser Joyce E. Lambert Robert L Lark Donald R. Latham Roger W. Latham Mary Lou Lawson Matilda L. Lediord Sandra F. Lewis Patricia Lineberger Samuel L. Liner, Jr. Karen J. Link Stephen H. Kemp Kathleen A. Lamkin Ramon I Leon Norman E. Luke ft Jerry W. Livingston Ronald |. Mahaley Beatrice H. Maples ft ii 11 lames H. Lowder, Jr. Karen T. Lowder Charles F. Marcus John F. Markham Larry A. Marshall ffl R M John W. Mashburn Robert L. Mason Larry W. Massengill Palmer M. May James T. Mayberry Teresia P Maye Joanne McCarthy Earl K. McClain JoeH. McCorkleJr. Newman B. McDade William L. McGill Marion D. McCinnis Carolyn N. McNeely William McPherson Jack A. McRae J aul R. Meadows, Jr. 1 1,1.1 1. Millsapps John M. Morgan Cynthia V. Moss HalC. Oslwaltjr Robert W. Overbay DaleM. Overcash ftii £ ® 9 Mitihi-ll I. Parker Stephen A. Patterson Gary A. Pea body lean F. Penninger Rachael E. Pic he Marva A. Pickett Walter T. Pierce Nicholaos D. Polyzos Annette W. Owens Ronald Phillips 244 v : V Garrett L. Scotty Jerry K. Saunders Susan L Scales George R. Scherger, Jr. Amanda M. Scott f till Donna L. Sharpe Edward W. Sherrill Rhonda L. Sherrill Jerry V. Shinn Q £ Lit I Henry B. Shue William M. Sigmon, III Benton C. Sigmon Reba C. Simpson Brenda I. Slacum H i c 4ffttii William K. Sloan W. Terrell Sloan John W. Smith, II M. Candler Snyder 245 ® v - Sydney S. Stickley, Jr. Beverly A. Mmmii.is f Eugene E. Stem I . ' I Hugh A. Stone £ftl£i Hugo Wong Sui lames M. Surratt « J£i Thomas M. Swicegood James M. Swink Thomas M. [ .ill. Benjamin ( Taylor, III Robert M. Taylor - ! Hi ik f ' George E. Thomas L. Darrell Thomas Wanda W. Thompson Melody S. Thornburg Thomas M. Tisdale Belsy C. Travis lames B. Treherne John Douglas Tripp to 246 247 •j ™ m  •.• •- 5 : ' C o Q. O in spite of struggle, tension, confusion and controversy . . , This was the year of progress. START HERE Pretend you have a Shakespeare final tomorrow and you desperately need a quiet place to study. Go to Dalton Library Tower and find ten quiet floors from which to choose. Move forward one space. Pretend you ' re on the staff of WVFN. Your staff wins the Publication ' s Award. Move forward one space. Pretend you ' re a student and you find out Bonnie Cone will be back another year. Move forward four spaces. FINISH HERE Pretend you ' re a guy, nineteen years old and failing Chemistry. Your draft number is 365. Move forward one space. Pretend you are a Christian and are seeking fel- lowship. Bible studies are held every Tuesday and Wednesday night in Sanford Hall. Move forward three spaces. 250 rogress, 1971-72 Pretend you ' re editor of the April Fools edition of the journal and the Publication ' s Board maturely handles the matter without blowing it out of proportion as some did. Move forward one space. Pretend you ' re a duck in Swan Pond and bored with quacking alone. Easter comes and then — WOW! — so do new friends. Move forward two spaces. Pretend you have long hair and go to the coliseum for the second time to see Billy Graham. You are welcomed. Move forward three spaces. Pretend you ' re co-editors of the 1971-72 Rogues ' n Rascals. You finally reach comple- tion. Move forward all the way. Pretend you ' re SCA Pres- ident. You are re-elected. Move forward one space. Pretend you are a sorority sister and concerned about dirty rushing . Panhellenic is finally set up and an attempt at co-ordination. Move for- ward two spaces. 251 Of new buildings and their dedication . . . Datton Library Tower . . . Rowe Fine Arts building . An enlarged post office . etc., ... An ever expanding and more picturesque campus . . . ■ ■■ I- 1 i w ' ■ilJi(y Cith.iftiiM it.j . ' 1 • - _ __ O fl f fc _ij3 s 252 Of becoming forever naturally high on Jesus with the Christian musical group, The New Directions . . . fi v • lW Uv v ' 1 . Of everybody being admitted into the coliseum to see Billy Graham on his second visit of the year to Charlotte . . . Of fellowship and celebration , Of beauty, harmony, relaxation, and peace . . . i- .. 256 Of hope . Of concern for others . . . St Of victory . . . 257 Of happy faces . . . Love . . . And laughter , A ' iBk «m , 4 r wm TP this was the year of memories . . . this was the year that was . . . 259 ' W.+T.- ' --- — . VSN 6C C N C o CL 1318W. Morehead The World Famous Open Kitchen 375-7449 Gus ' s Original Forty-Niner University City Blvd 596-0256 262 HERRIN BROTHERS COAL ICE CO. 332-2193 or 332-6963 315 E. 36th Street Charlotte, N. C. FUEL OIL KEROSENE BLILDING SUPPLIES THE NO. 1 NAME IN MILK COTTAGE CHEESE ICE CREAM JTea£ £- 263 Pepsi ' s Got a Lot to Give. PEPSI-COLA You ' ve got a lot to live! Compare with any other For your complete dairy needs .PET The Complete Department Store He didn ' t need electricity, but. That ' s the title of a bright new booklet about our environment. It tells what Duke Power is doing to make life a little better. Ask for a free copy at your local Duke Power office. Cotswold Freedom Village Tryon Mall Duke Power f Making life a little better 264 Chi Phi ' s Seal of Approval: Miller Beer Southern Wholesal e, Inc. 3135 Parkside Drive Charlotte, N. C x s Bealer Wholesale Box 8444 Charlotte, N. C. 28208 i Aw chute, fly high with Chi Phi! Watch Eyewitness News 6 and 11 weekdays On WSOC-TV, Channel Charlotte ; i,i, NORTH CAROLINA NATIONAL. BANK Serving All Your Banking Needs We ' ll Service Your Limbs Alvin E. Harmon Tree Service 8717 Shady Hills Circle At University Blvd. Phone: 596-7909 It ' s the real thing. Coke. .JUii-uui rr x (Uil-fflaf Corporation po Manufacturers, Industrial Casters Charlotte, N. C. l ' i..7 The Portraits Appearing In This Yearbook Were Made By [T-J LT _TL Official Portrait Photographers For The 1972 ROGUE ' S ' n RASCALS c£- 5 Additional Pictures May Be Ordered From Our Studio As These Negatives Are Kept In Our Files 14 East Hargett Street RALEIGH, N.C. 27611 . ' !.:■: Compliments of : TEAMSTERS LOCAL NO. 71 Union Drivers Are Safe Drivers Ship by Union Carrier. W. C. BARBEE, President 5000 North Tryon Street — Charlotte, N. C. Md t 29 r fa ,c PHONE 596-4736 5900 NORTH TRYON STREET T ?W CHARLOTTE. N. C. 2821 i Home of UNC-C Bowling Team ■ UNC-C Students Invited To Come And Bowl Year Round Sport Bring Your Date McEWEN FUNERAL HOME EAST MOREHEAD STREET CHARLOTTE, N. C. 269 r. s CHl ' ?2JneDRArr What ' s the best thing you can say about four great brews? THAT THEY ' RE MADE BY THE JOS.SCHUTZ BREWING COMPANY. We ' re 122 years old now .past the age of experimentation,- well into the age of tradition When we put our name on a package, we ' re betting our reputadon on what ' s inside. And we ' IU J BHtw , N „ ,„ MPANV give you odds. S CUNNINGHAM WHOLESALE COMPANY, INC. 901 BERRYHILL ROAD CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA 28201 PHONE: 392-S371 4 392-S3T2 ■ ' ! HERLOCKER ' S PARK-DRIVE-ln The UNCC Community Invited Located 1 1 2 Miles Behind UNCC On Highway 29 271 To all book reviewers, literary critics, and anyone else who will immediately snatch up this yearbook and begin to tear it apart, criticizing its lack of news coverage, literary values, and artistic beauty: Don ' t try. We didn ' t attempt for it to be comprehensively complete in news, literarily perfect, or artistically beauti- ful. If you recall our first statement here, we referred to this publication as a yearbook, and that ' s exactly what it is ... a book of the year, 1971-72 ... the year that was. If you ' re looking for a grammatically perfect essay, you won ' t find it here, but you might try an English book. If you ' re looking for deep meaning behind the pictures, better switch to the pictures in an art gal- lery. If you ' re looking for the details of the Jordan incident, refer to the Journal. But if you ' re looking for a memory, we sincerely hope you ' ll find one or two here. Because, even if it is old-fashioned, that ' s the sole purpose of this entire book: to provide memories. This isn ' t an apology at all; it ' s just a simple statement of what we ' ve tried to do in the 1972 Rogues ' n Rascals. Thanks for your consideration. And while we ' re saying thank you, we want to say a special thanks to those staff members who really worked, who stuck it out and didn ' t go home for the summer without first turning in their work: Terry Fulbright (freshmen and sports), Connie Hendrix (student life), Sue Elliott (juniors), Suzanne Carscaddon (organizations), Anne Steagall (features), Jane Little (seniors). Thanks, too, to these folks who helped during the year: Phaedra Berry, KoKo Knight, Nikki Leach, Sarah Merrell, Kathy Reynolds, Mac Westbrook, Gary Williams, Kenneth Simmons, Camille Burgess, Lorraine Johnson, Claudia Jordan, Winnie McNeely, Wyn Anthony, John Dishman, Mary Ann Hill, Brenda Hogue, Barbara Roseboro, Esther Bruce. And a final, but very special thanks to the photographers: Tom Alsop, Richard Bartholomew, Jack Heni- ford, Crodon Briscoe, Elaine Nichols, Charlie Hartis, Steve Wilcox, Mike Smith. Thanks a bunch. Melanie and Peggy i ' frrnniMiiiiKiiHiiBW! III! ■■■ • -.. 1 ' . 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