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The 1974 Pine Needles

Overview 16
Faculty and Administration 62
Organizations 134

Sports 186
Lifestyles 224
Features 248
Classes 286
Endings 362

Karen Suzanne Davis
Editor in Chief

The 1974 PINE NEEDLES began with

ONE

for that is how all things must begin.

Behind every idea is one. One person who acts as
the igniting flame — creating the first fire, the first
wheel, the first starship. It is the individual who
works only for the satisfaction of realizing his own
potential, driven by force of ego. He is the flame that
cannot go out.

what they do not understand. They cry sacrilege in
an effort to stop him, and make rules to try to bind
him to their narrow paths. But he realizes that the
greatest sacrilege is the denial of one's own poten-
tial; he cannot be bound.

Resentful, they use him nonetheless, for without his creativity the world would be dark.

That force does not go out after his death,
but continues to burn and guide. Through
later histories, his light is reflected and
made brighter with other lives.

the life of the individual is a constant remin-
der of courage against those who fear their
own existence. Fearing, they may try to de-
stroy him, to safely return to their own dark
paths. But like the human spirit, he can never
be completely extinguished; he will take
spark and burn once more, against all who
hold the faceless masses superior.

He is the fire that will not go out.

Welcome Back to School

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Roots

"It's what we've done
that makes us who we are

Fall

The tcimpu'' is bus\ tonight; there are organizational
meetings in Elliott Hall. The cynicism of later in the year
has not yet set in, and people are still willing to be cajoled
into joining one of the many activities. They are returning
from dinner now, stomachs trying to adjust to ARA and its
myriad delicacies. The leaves are still green on the trees,
hilt It IS the tired green of late summer when hot weather
seems hadiv inappropriate. People are playing frisbee in
the Quad prior to settling down to study. Later tonight there
will be a water fight and the freshman girls will allow the
guvs from Hinshaw to massacre them. The battle lines will
change Mneral times betore wearv housemothers call a
halt.

There is still an air ot newness, of excitement, it it can be
(ailed that. EspecialK' is this true for the freshmen, but it
also spills into those laded upperclassmen who count the
semesters remaining. It's the feeling of a fresh start, and
underlining it is the first premonition of cold weather.

SGA: A rough year for representative democracy

This year began when Hlnshaw dorm seceeded from the Student
Government Association, led by its dorm coordinator Jim McAbee.
The student senate became the focal point for the SGA as the year's
debate covered such topics as salaries for SGA and organizational
officials, By-laws and Constitutional changes, and election policy.
There was the usual jockeying for position among some of the
senators, and there was an aborted attempt to abolish the student
literary magazine. Some students were heard to wonder aloud just
what did go on in the senate; for the most part, SGA affects the lives
of few students, and so is usually ignored.

Unless, of course, you're involved in it.

Several awdrds were presented by the outgoing president of senate at the end of the year. Among these were
the awards for Outstanding Senator, which went to Suzanne lennings, Cathy Krinick, and Ben Sells (above
left). A new award in the form of Outstanding New Senator was presented to Chuck Melvin, Don Moore
(above right), Kevin Moore, and Roslyn Wells. The awards were followed by the annual throwing into the
fish pond of the senior senators by the remainder of the senate.

Vice President Resigns

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Rufus Edmisten.

Governor )ames Holshouser,

Robert Morgan

. . . while local politicians campaigned as usual.

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Charlie Webb and Nick Califianaki!. at Ihe Tate street Fa

How're you getting home?

Know anybody going to Chapel Hill this weekend?

Winter

It now requires several minutes to get out ot classes and the
cafeteria. Winter has necessitated the wearing of heavy coats,
scarves, etc., and it takes time to grapple into these. Few
people go out after dinner. It is too cold to do anything but stay
inside and study or watch TV. The dorms are nothing but lights
— they sparkle through bare trees and the whole campus seems
more open.

Walkmg back from night classes or staring out the window,
there is a wish for snow so strong it is almost physical. But snow
is rare. Popcorn and the Wednesday Night Movie will have to
suffice, along with a (possibly salacious) recounting of last
weekend's trip to Chapel Hill or wherever. In the back of each
mind are the coming finals; there is an almost desperate search
for some activity to erase the thought, anything to keep from
contemplating impending doom.

Christmas will be here soon, and the looked-tor break. The
advantage of finishing exams before going home is balanced
against the effort of Christmas shopping while cramming.

The air is sharp with winter cold, and it definitely smells like
snow. Maybe tomorrow.

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The Oresteia

and other
activities

A part of the American College Theater Festival, UNC-
C's production of the Orestela was presented at the Ken-
nedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington this
spring. The group, directed by Dr. Herman Middleton, won
the honor on the basis of regional performances, with spe-
cial recognition not only for acting but also for its unusual
use of the Bronze Age as the setting for the play.

In other action, the Men's Tennis team won first place in
the Dixie Intercollegiate Athletic Conference; two groups
from the Romance Language and Russian Departments
won high honors for foreign play competition; and the De-
bate Team again won an impressive number of victories.
This year's team of 23 students won over 72 awards, in-
cluding four first place awards at major competitions. They
also won first place in the State Championship Forensics
Tournament, ending the year with an average of five
awards per competition.

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Backstage (and onstage) with the Theater for Young People

It's more than a kick, and we're sure not getting ricli."
"We do it because we love it."

It's Saturday afternoon between performances of
"Aesop's Falables", the rock version of Aesop's Fables and
the current production of the Theatre for Young People.
The cast is talking about the special problems of playing to
children's audiences.

' Basically it's the difference between a child's bram and
an adult brain. Kids are much harder — they'll tell you if
they don't like you." — Danil Torppe.

"The plays are much more physical; they have to be
acted in a broad, slapstick manner. You can tell from the
opening number what kind of audience you have, and that
changes the character of the play. You have to pick up on
that character change and play to it." — Bobby Bodford.

"The adjustments are incredible. Each time it's some-
thing different, something that must be adapted. You de-
velop a reliance on training and character. You learn a
whole set of sounds and expressions different from adult
theatre." — Laurie Conway.

"They'll argue with you, respond to your performance. If

you're the villian — it's painful. There's no hate like a
child's hate." — Bobby Bodford.

"This show in particular is a very high energy show, lots
of singing and dancing and movement. We had to rewrite
the music and some of the script to this play, to adapt it for
these audiences. The actors do everything — costume, etc.
— sometimes three times a day. And each time you open
there's the same fear — 'I'm gonna blow it this time.'" —
Ian Powell.

Upstairs in the theatre, what seemed like a million noisy
kids were running between rows of seats, making normal
passage impossible; pulling off raincoats while mothers re-
trieved umbrellas. The lights go down and with much
squealing, the children race for their seats. Parents stand up
for frantic headcounts. By the time the lights are down, the
kids are clapping in and out of time to the overture and
bouncing in their seats, anticipating.

"In order to understand your own world, you have to be
able to view it from another world. This is part of a
million-year-old ritual." — Craig Spradley.

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55 and 68: the energy crisis hits home

Amid gas lines and lowered thermostats, the energy crisis changed lifestyles — at
least temporarily. While buttoning the extra sweater worn to class to compensate for
the 68 degree temperature, students could be heard trying to arrange carpools; rides
home became infrequent and one trip often had to do for two, whether it was home
or to the store. Spring changed that — for the time being, old habits were resumed.

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Bureaucracy

On February 20, 1974, the Pine Needles received the following statement:

FROM: lames H Allin

In .iccord.incf willl thf Alljrm.itive Ailmn l'l,„i 1,„ Ihr Llnivnsilv ul N.irlli C.ir,,hn,i ,il ( .rrrnshoro
ett«liveimniedi.llfly,.ill UniviTMly pulili< .iImhis, in. lulling sluilriil puhlH .lUonv must i i.n'l.iiii ihr Ii)II(iw-
ing statement

"Admissicn to, emplnvmeni In, .incl pr,,r,i,,lion in the University ol North Carolini
and all r.t its ronsiiiuent insiiiuiions sh.ill h,. on the basts of ment, and there shall be
no disc rimination on the basis ol r.u ,■, ^ olor, c reed, religion, sex, or national origin,"

This stalemeni must he printed in earh ed , ot our student puhlnalions I shall appfuale your

assistance in ensuring that our publltalions i omply uilh this d,re< tiye It you have .my <|ueslions , , ,n, rm-
ing this matter, please lei me know

Now, our first reaction was an amused wonder at this brand of freedom of the
press. Then we realized that, being only a student publication, we are evidently
subject to control by the government, whether student or national. If HEW decides
that we can't be unpreiudited wilhoul this statemeni, who are we to nueslton our
betters?

And then we realized the true purpose of pnnttng this statement, and suddenly we
telt better. Isn't it wonderful how a single paragraph — authonzed by some HEW
bureaucrat down the street from the Capitol, 300 miles away — can end centuries of
prejudice and abuse? Now why didn't we think ot that sooner?

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Streak inflation recession Cost of Living Council
Last Tango Paris Colda Meir The Who Georges
Pompidou Golam Heights Doobie Brothers Julie
Nixon Eisenhower Impeach the President Sam
Dash wage price guidelines freeze Willy Brandt
Elton John Watergate Agnew Anne Murray How-
ard Baker Muledeer and Moondog Nightowl just
an old country lawyer Hinshaw humpers The
natural way to do it every night The Three Mus-
keteers ShaNaNa Henry Kissinger and Nancy
Maginnes Cornelius Brothers and Sister Rose Hank
Aaron the uncola pepsi's got a lot to give The Sting
Back the President The Waltons The Exorcist
M*A*S*H yearbook burning Mary Tyler Moore
Greensboro the kidney of the south Rockin'
Around the Clock shredding Goodbye Yellow
Brick Road Kung Fu Gallup Poll you deserve a
break today hurry on down Alexander Solzhenit-
sen truck strike detente Nick Galifianakis Rufus
Edmisten Disney World James St. Clair Bobby
Riggs waterfight Jeb Magruder John Mitchell
Brezhnev Maurice Stans Charles Colson tapes Ron
Ziegler hit the road IHOP Peanuts hitch My Girl
Bill Doonesbury beer blast appeal falsification
parking permit executive clemency visitation I Am
Woman Billy Jean King strike 68 degrees 55mph
resignation Angle Natbush City Limits energy crisis
Spring Weekend State's No. 1 Boogie Woogie
Bugle Boy ACC Tournaments The Way We Were
GGO Sambo's Patricia Hearst SLA Yum Yum's
David Reuben NOW Anton's Nader Marcus Wel-
by, MD Gloria Steinem All My Children out of
state Miami Dolphins Zigbop tuition Mazotta
NCPIRG road trip OD The Rawk bloodmobile
Founder's Day fireworks Bill's book tower Prob-
lem Pregnancy Fund ice cream machines mystery
meat Joe College wallpaper apathy the Suez War
machismo the gay community inoperative plum-
bers embargo shortage LSAT NTE GRE MEDCAT
Grogan shootings bomb threat independent study
Marshall Tucker veto-proof Congress Carly Simon
Taylor Rolling Stones Carolina State John Denver
Roberta Flack Sonny and Cher Kojak Duke Hope
Harbor Seals and Crofts Stevie Wonder clinical All
I Know Jim Croce Righteous Brothers lab prece-
dent Steely Dan Reelin' in the Years Spiders and
Snakes at this point in time campus cops tacky
Elliott University Center Carlos Castenda rude
wasted Wake Forest suitcase campus ERA Col-
orado Bicenntennial 1976 Alexander Haig crash
and if you don't know it, tow it.

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Spring

The evening is c<ilni and quiel on campus. The air is
warm, and scattered students are walking to their Thursday
night classes. Others are in the dorms, tmishing what they
can of the week's work, so they can pack and be ready to
leave tomorrow or party this weekend.

The trees along College Ave. have been in bloom a tew
weeks now, and are almost at an end. The return of color to a
brick and gray campus has brought spring fever with it; the
tennis courts are always crowded and classes are cut in favor
of laying out in the sun. Seniors watch the mails tor grad
school notices or |ob offers, others look for summer employ-
ment, and all over campus there are showers for brides-to-be.

A solitary student cuts across the grass to Graham Build-
ing, eating an ice cream cone. He is wearing a tank top,
and on top of his books there is a frisbee. Yesterday it rained;
with today's clear weather, the cycle began again.

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Sounds on campus

or, things you can't get in a yearbook, Part I.

A harmonica in the halls of Mclver — the dull silence of lines in the bookstore — Russian In front of a
classroom building — coke trucks rattling away from the dorms — trash falling down dorm chutes — noisy
conversation In the Robot Room — the rustling undercurrent of a dull lecture — maids flushing the dorm toilets
at the same time — the hourly electrical buzz throughout the campus — the electricity of a good discussion —
the echo of balls bouncing in the gym — apprehensive chatter in the town students' lounges and the cafeteria
just before an exam — bells that ring at the wrong time on Tuesdays and Thursdays — the dead quiet of the
campus at 7:00am when student nurses and teachers are leaving for work — the blare of the all-page system in
the dorms — the laughter and yelling of small children In the nursery school — the silence of a classroom
building during an exam period — the sound of pledges screaming their undying devotion to APO — the NBS
Gospel Choir rehearsing — the crack of a gavel calling for attention — the hum of machines and people on Cary
production nights — the expectant clamor of the crowd awaiting the first group of streakers — the excited
murmur of a rumor spreading . . .

Meanwhile,
back at SGA . . .

Lett ti) riKht Kim Cissell, advisor; Anne M.irii- Dowe, Kjren Davis, lohn
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Laura Taylor, Bill Pavne, chairman, the Appeals

Senate screws self to wall — again

by lanelle Lavelle

In a surprise move Thursday night. Senator Ben Smells forced a bill
through a sleepy Senate at 3:00 a.m. The bill abolished all organizations
located in the Publications Wing of Helliott Hall and turned their old alio
cated space into dressing rooms and holding areas for Christians and the
Lions, the two new UNC-C intramural football teams.

"I thought thev were calling for Potty Vote, " said Nancy Frostdon, refer-
ring to the traditional five-minute bathroom recesses. Other senator?., nod-
ding off during speeches by Smells and sermons by Father Kevin More,
seemed to have been similarly deluded.

Smell's debate centered around the extensive use of bathroom doors as
news media. "If people wanted to read a newspaper, they'd be ripping oft
Carys instead of toilet paper," he pointed out.

Senator Jinks Jacoby maintained that self-expression on bathroom doors
was not covered by freedom of the press, since bathrooms were definitely a
required-meeting area. Therefore, if Elections Board ever mislaid another
election, the candidates could not advertise or publish platforms there,

Father More supported Smells, saying that simply because the students
wanted campus- wide votes on everything from Town Crier Editor to
Pinball-Machine Auditor, there was no reason on earth to give them enough
information to make a logical decision.

And since the Cary is the last bastion of thought at all, logical or otherwise,
"the only good Cary is a dead Cary," More ended.

Budget watchdog Cliff Witchell pointed out the extensive cost of Kitty
Litter for the Lions' areas. Smells replied that he felt the money used for
salaries was quite appropriate for expenditures of this type. "We could
emplov defeated SGA vice-presidential candidates as keepers," he added.

Senator Catty Crinyuck, upon being awakened after the vote, moved lor
reconsideration of Smell's bill. This was approved, and opening the new
debate she pointed out that none of her constituency had read anything but

Mad Magazines for the past two years, and thus found newspapers, literary
magazines, and yearbooks a waste of good student monev which could
better be spent on jewelry co-ops, Snoopy posters, and free social-disease
tests for the men's dorms.

When Senator Flesh Jennings pointed out that Ms, Crinyuck was really
supporting Smell's bill, Ms. Crinyuck thanked her with a yawn and unconsi-
dered her reconsideration of the consideration, and everyone was right back
where they started from.

In other miscarriages. Baron Davis' citizenship was revoked, her property
was confiscated in the name of the People, and her Spiro Agnew teeshirt was
hung in effigy on Charles Mclver. She was warned that a sterner reprimand
would follow if she ever dared call Senator Smells a "little fink" again.

Under appointments, Senate President Cheryl Sozsick flipped a coin and
chose Mickey Braylock as incompentent-in-residence, and then called a
ten-minute recess to figure out exactly which Braylock Mickey was.

Four new committees were set up: the Ad Hoc Committee on Witch
Huntings and Cross-burnings; the Ad Infinitum Committee on Violation by
Coke Bottle Investigation; the Ad Nauseaum Committee on Exorcism as an
Economical Snow-Removal Method, to be chaired by Father More and man-
ned by all hardv souls who hadn't lost their dinner at the last Senate meeting;

and the Ad Hominum Committee on Bram-Wave Testing for Elect
members — "So we can be sure they each have a whole one,
committee's chairthing, Ms. Crinyuck.

Under President Sozsick's announcements, the Con'
lion's shotguns to ward off Senator Smells were reported
cial Reform Committee had one opening due to a certa
caught in an unnatural act with two cows and a tube of 1

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lember's being
Gay; Thursday

was moved to Tuesday, and Monday '
Sunday's committee extra time to meet

abolished altogether to alio

Homesick for those old activist days? Long for a good old-fashioned
romp with the campus police? Want to get out in the fresh air after a
night of studying?

Here it is! 1974's answer to the anti-war demonstrations!

STREAK!

strangers in the night, or
What's a nice girl like you

Overheard at a streaking:
"Cathy! What on earth are you doing here?"
"Well, I notice you're out here looking pretty hard your-
self, Helen, so don't act so smug to me!"

Records set:

Most number of girls at a streaking

Greatest number of miles streaked on a
motorcycle by a couple.

Largest number of members of one or-
ganization (Type II) to streak together
(this was awarded to WUAG-FM).

Who was that masked man?

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Greensboro surrounds the campus. From The Corner to High Point Road to Friendly
Center, to the homes and apartments ot town students, the city is influenced by and
mlluences the university.

At Random —

Mark McDaniel (above) and Roxie Hobson were two UNC-G ■.tudents who ran
unsuccessfuly for State House in the Democratic primary.

In ,in ellort lo alleviate wear and tear on Charlie, APO established The
Kjwk, upon which random groups could espouse their particular
causes.

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In Itslirsi lull Msir olac
universilv rommunitv

■ igrna Sigma continued to provide service to the

> um Yum's, the beloved ice cream store, leti its residence of over
50 years to move to a new location across the street. The block it
tormerly occupied will be the site of the new Administration
Building.

Police survey the scene at Grogan Dorm, where a bullet shot through a window j

tollowed a bomb scare of one week earlier.

Several classroom buildings were altered to bet-
ter accommodate handicapped students.

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Gone but not forgotten Dep't:

Whatever Happened To

Op Art

Earth Day

the jet set

the counterculture

fallout shelters

Ed Sullivan

meaningful relationships

meaningful dialogue

the 5c letter

the 6c letter

the 8c letter

class jackets

mandatory house meetings

anti-war demonstrations

the System

honor policy

dress codes

Steve Levkoff

Timothy Leary

the draft

the Smothers Brothers

love beads

SNCC

I Am Curious (Yellov^')

creeping socialism

the Green Berets

Alice's Restaurant

Pat O'Shea

Villagers and John Meyer

That Was The Week That Was

Dave Clark Five

surtmg

Freshman Girl's Quad

DOW campus recruiters

Mr. Right

acid rock

Dr. Abernathey

SDS

yippies

love-ins

Rod McKuen

pep rallies

Kent State

Haight-Ashbury

mixers

Corvairs

flower children

Eugene McCarthy

mini skirts

cruising

necking

The Great Society

Rocky and Bullwmkle

Frodo

social diseases

Laugh-In

Andy Warhol?

It was ten years ago this spring
That the Beatles first began to sin^

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There are ten years remaining until 1984.
What will you be doing?

Chancellor James S. Ferguson

Vice Chancellor for Administration

Charles Hounshell

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Stanley Jones

James Allen 9
Vice Chancellor
for Student Affairs

Terry Fuller r^
Assistant to the Vice Chancellor

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Vice Chancellor for Graduate Studies
John W. Kennedy

Henry L. Ferguson
Vice Chancellor for Business Affairs

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George Hamer

Vice Chancellor for Development

Clifford Lowery
Dean of Student Activities

Dean of Academic Advising
Bert Goldman

Shirley Flynn
Dean of Women

Clarence Shipton
Dean of Men

Richard Loester
Director of Admissions

Alan Atwell
Office of Admissions

Hoyt Price
Registrar

N.H. Gurley

Director of the Physical Plant

Wilson Davis

Director,

News Bureau

William AKpaugh, Emil W. Young, George Smith, Kime-^ Tate (on ladder), Clayton Fnlchey,
Bobbie McDaniel, Woodrow McDoug.ild

WUNC-TV
Emil W. Young,
Station Director

Woodrow McDougald,
Engineer

And you were woncliTing dhuul Ihi' lulure dI L'duLjticiiijI television ,

Eleanor Morris
Director, Student Aid

Joseph E. Johnson
Director, Extension Office

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Craig Falor
Director, Veterans'
Affairs

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Dorothy Boiling

Director of Housekeeping, Resident Halls

James Thompson
Director, Walter Jackson Library

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Barbara Parrish
Alumni Secretary

Trudy Atkins
Alumni News Editor

Student Health Center

William McRae, M.D., Director

Peter Anastasia, MD

William E. Dionne, MD

Margaret Westland, MD

RAPID TREATMENT ! I

Terry Weaver
Director of Elliott Hall

Elizabeth Carriker, Assistant Director

Robert Miller
Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Chemistry

Walter Puterbaugh, head

Bruce Eberhart, head

Department of Biology

1 Paul Lutz.

Department of
English

Charles Tcri.ilr

Sally Carstauffen.

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Department of
Romance Languages

James Atkinson, head N

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Department of German and Russian

Anne Baecker,
head

Robert Schuize, Anne Baecker

Department of History

Richard Bardolph, head

Robert Calhoon.

Department of Geography

Craig Dozier, head

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Department of
Political Science

David Olson, head

Alvin Scaff, head

Department of Sociology

Department of Psychology

Robert Eason, head

Eldon Posey, head

Department of Mathematics

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Ronnie Goolsby.

Department of Philosophy

Robert Rosthal, head

Department of Classical Civilization

Francis Laine, head

Gilbert Carpenter, head

Department of Art

I Gregory.

Herman Middleton, head

Department of Drama-Speech

Department of Religious Studies

Benjamin Ladner, head

Department of Physics

Clifton B. Clark, head

School of Business and Economics

Robert Shelton, dean

Thomas Leary.

School of Music

Lawrence Hart, dean

l.ick and Gdyle Mas.ine, lulic Kohl

David Moscovil/^

School of
Education

Robert O'Kane, dean

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Pjlnik Malterns

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Il.'.inor B^.^^nlng, M,iri;jrel Me

School of
Home Economics

Naomi Albanese, dean

Kfbr.id Smith

Dr M.L Kei^ler n-tfives ihi- Gardner Excellence Award.

School of Health, W^
Physical Education
and Recreation

Ethel Martus Lawther, dean

At Dean Lawlhcrs rftirt-nimt reception.

Howard Braxton

The t.Hulty ,iml ^laff ol the School of Health, Physical EduciiNin and Ki-

In Memoriam

June P. Calloway, an Assistant Professor of Physical Education, died March 13, 1974 after a brief
illness. Dr. Galloway's life was one of service to her profession. She served her students, colleagues,
and friends with dedication, enthusiasm, and integrity.

To those she taught remains a song

of professionalism tempered with personal warmth . . .
of high ideals both in thought and action . . ,

of total commitment to the preparation of teachers-to-be.
To those with whom she taught remains a song
of dedication to a common cause . . .

of a positive state of mind giving strength to others
through personal example . . .
of unrestrained concern and affection for those whose lives
were so closely entwined with her own.
To those with whom she shared a profession remains a song
of willing service in helping to keep the torch burning . . .
of sincere interest in those who shared her life's work . . .
of everlasting devotion to a cause she so deeply loved.

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The Carolinian

Sue Ellen Brown, news editor

Carol Brook'.

Carol Brooks
Pam Smith
Sue Ellen Brown
loan Little
Bill Hunt
John Schotfstall
Stephanie Lucas
Kevin Kilmartin

Editor

Managing Editor

News Editor

Assist. News Editor

Photography Editor

Copy Editor

Business Manager

Advertising Manager

Paid tor by student activity fees and advertising.
The Carolinian is published twice weekly during
the academic year by the students of the University
of North Carolina at Greensboro except during
holiday and examination periods. Offices are in
201 Elliott Hall, UNC-C, Greensboro, N.C. 27412.

Pam Smith and Kevin Kilmartin

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Gary Kotinas, station manager.

WUAG-FM

WUAC-FM now begins another broadcast day.
WUAG-FM is a non-commercial educational sta-
tion owned and operated by the students of the
University of North Carolina at Greensboro.
WUAG-FM operates on the assigned frequency of
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Federal Communications Commission and has Its
offices, studios, and transmitter located on the
campus of the University of North Cartjlma at
Greensboro. Thank you for listening and good
night.

Sharon Llewellyn.

Gary Kotinas
lohn Fahnestock

Payne
Sharon Llewellyn
lohn Craven
tty Vess

Station Manager

Production Manager

Program Director

News Director

Music Director

Business Manager

Paul Bell.

Michelle WiegancJ.

Coraddi

the literary and
fine arts magazine

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Terry B Taylor, editor of the Coraddi.

From the wall of the Coraddi office:

I have no witty stateinents toiday. I blew my anthro test anij
ain preparing to blow a calculus quiz antd subject myself to
an hour of the orneriest micro prof in the world. Consider-
ing that she is an ex-FDA beauracrat, any possible stupid
action on her part would not be inconsistent.

Dean Flynn is supposed to call around three o'clock to
discuss putting the poets in a guest suite in one of the resi-
dence halls. The problem has been solved so thank her for
her attention and see if she approves of the idea.

We certainly would not wish to disgrace our dear cam-
pus by putting our guests in inappropriate accomodations,
WOULD WE????????????

Sincerely,

Your enthusiastic and

qualified technical HEAD
P.S. )ohn is one of THOSE PEOPLE now. Please bow and
scrape the floor with your forehead when entering the room
— a few Ave Marias might be in order, as well.

Schoffstall, that noted sexist, has gone to do the washing,
dishwashing, ironing, make the beds, etc. He will be back
when he's done and not before. Hold the fort, light the
good fight, win one for the Flipper, do unto others as you
would have them do unto you, and be sure to finish your
spinach: CHILDREN ON VEGA VII ARE STARVING'

Love and busses,

lohnny

By the by, how does one spell Chief Marshal? Each of the
candidates spells it differently; I looked in the By-Laws: you
look there too, and imagine my annoyance at what I found.

However, a 'marshal' in the armed forces is spelled that
way; for the time being we are following suit.

Your favorite grammarian
Oh, Beautiful Mrs. L:

I will return about 4:00 or so. I'm so proud of the Al-
mighty S. Sorry about all those tacky tests; see ya' later.

janelle M. Lavelle
1 say, lads:

Can any of you tell me who that lovely lass with the sul-
try eyes and pouting lower lip who lives over in the PN
office IS? just dying to meet her, really ... a sixth sense
tells me that she just might be a descendant of that girl
child Medea never murdered ... or perhaps spawn of Ap-
hrodite's illfated assignation with Vulcan, I can't really say.
But doesn't she have that certain aura of lost Atlantis about
her? A classical wench, all things considered.

If you can think of anyone, anyone who could introduce
me to that gorgeous piece of woman-flesh, don't hesitate to
call collect, from Australia, if necessary. I'll gladly pay all
charges.

Yours in divine madness,
Athflstan Colgate

Sykia Dumuni Lcplin, luJn

Janelle Lavelle and John Schotlstall, author.

Coraddi sponsors the Spring Arts Festival each year on LLlm|:lu^ This mmf s hesii
Carolyn Kizer (seated on sota) and ludith Sherwyn (speaking). The three-day attair
and their critiques ot works written by UNC-C students.

,1 l.Mtiit..] .lulhors Ooris Bells
tluded readings by the author-

Karen S. Davis
Harriett Ann Kirk

lanice Apple

Jan Haswell

Nancy Davis

Mary Maxwell

Paul Braxton

Jim Kurtz
Wendy Kaldon
Dosia Bell

Editor in Chief

Business Manager

Senior Class Editor

Senior Statistics Editor

Sports Editor

Features Co-Editor

Overview Assistant

Organizations Assistant
Senior Class Layout

Photo Assignments
Underclass Co-Editor

Sophomore/lunior Co-Editor

Head Photographer

Primary Photographers
A more detailed listing of divison editors and
staff can be found on page 380. This is bylno Jj^

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The 1974 Pine Needles

Editorially speaking:
A crisis will arise to fill every vacuum.

Media Board

There is a maxim — something akin to Murphy's Law or
Parl<inson's Law — which says that a crisis will arise to fill every
vacuum. Each year it seems that something or someone be-
comes the target of pursuit for student government. Last year it
was the Neo-Black Society; this year it was the campus media.

In an attempt to cope with the resulting problems, Media
Board was created. With the old Publications Board defunct for
roughly two years, the media heads began meeting on an ad
hoc basis in the fall along with several faculty and administra-
tive personnel. After spending the fall semester in research, the
group evolved a constitution which was approved by the Chan-
cellor, and Media Board became a Student-Faculty Committee.

The problems were not long in coming. While still in ad hoc
status, the student senate had given to the MB the problem of
settling the outstanding bill for the 1973 Pine Needles, plus
some related problems which occupied the remainder of the
semester. Not the least of these was the difficulty in persuading

the student senate and others that the media were capable of
disciplining themselves. Another hindrance was the fact that
several of the senate felt that they were losing power to the
loosely-structured group; one senator was heard to proclaim,
when the MB consitution was formally presented to the body,
"Are we bound by any of this garbage?"

Then there was the time in the spring when the student senate
attempted to remove in mid-year the salaries which the media
personnel had held since September. Tempers flared in a senate
meeting which ran until 5:00am, and while individual media
heads completed plans for a strike, MB was called upon to
assume its role of mediator until the matter was resolved.

The crisis may attack elsewhere next year, but Media Board
will be actively defining its role and assuming more responsibil-
it\ . This year's co-chairmen were Cliff Lowery and Karen Davis;
next year the chair will be held by Kelley Griffith and lanelle
Lavelle.

Ravond.i IJ.ilton, SGA reprfsenl.itive; P.im Smith, C.irol Brooks; Terry Taylor. Inol picliirrM \\,l,Mri Ojviv Tom kichy-Smithl

left: Ros Wells, Senate representative; James Allen;
Cliff Lowery, faculty co-chairman; Kelley Griffith.
Below: Terry Taylor; Karen Davis, student co-
chairman; Gary KofJnas; lanelle Lavelle.

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Student Government Association

The Executive

Chris Jones, President

Cheryl Sosnik, Vice-President

Carleen Sims, Executive Secretar>'

lane Weston, Business Manager

The Cabinet:

Kevin Moore — Public Relations

Dave Schuize — Proiects

Fran Myers — Residential Affairs

Karen Buckle — Academic Affairs

lohn Berry — Student Services

Cynthia Broome — Communications

Buttons Rector — Voluntary Action

Cam Owens — Publicity

RaVonda Dalton — Organizations

lanet Hall — Internships

Melinda Murphy — Ecological Awareness

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Chris brought a special emphasis on ecology to his office with the creation ot a new cabinet
ottice ~ the Ottice of Ecological Awareness.

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lane Weslon, Business Manager.

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The SCA offices are a central clearing house
for all stucJent activities — and also home for the
campus politicos. The secretaries handle corres-
pondence, records, and other clerical functions
for members of the senate and other organizations
as well as the executive branch.

Martha Shaw, Office Manager

Donna Steele

Tru' Blue

Susan Dunn

Marilyn Rice, Secretaries

Carol Moffitt, Workroom Manager

Donna Steele.

student Government — judicial

Anornev General Frances Sink and Lynn Nesbitl, Executive Secretan/

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North Carolina
Student Legislature

North Carolina Student Legislature meets in Raleigh each spring
to pass legislation sponsored by its member schools. It is a mock
General Assembly with each school sending House and Senate
delegates and alternates as well as observers. NCSL is the oldest
body of its kind in the nation and has been training the state's
legislators for over 35 years.

This year's bill topics ranged from penal reform to the environ-
ment. UNC-C's bills on bike paths and the state Fine Arts Council
both passed with few amendments.

Cathy Krinick was this year's delegation chairman, and Cheryl
Sosnik held a state office in her role as Convention Chairman. The
delegation is open through interview to all undergraduate students
and regularly includes some not usually involved in student gov-
ernment.

Cathy Krinick
Roslyn Wells
Chris lones
Carleen Sims
Cheryl Sosnik
Phyllis Carlton
Cliff Mitchell
Kevin Moore
Chuck Melvin
Marilyn Calhoun
Debbie Beatty
Cynthia Broome
Regina Maclntyre
Kevin Kilmartin
Marilyn Rice
Jane Weston
Hollis Harned
Martie Croome
Yvonne Kilpatrick
Nancy Snowdon
lenny Jacoby
Bob Trippeer
Anna Villani
Paul Braxton

At thf h,inc|uel vvhuh kicked off NCSL

. of the NC Ge
\lthy Krinuk, d

eral Assembly and ■
id Nick Galilianakis

al pre-pnmary hopetuls attended Ihe banquet — pictured he

The NCSL Reviewing Board in the process of selecting ihis
year's delegation: seated left to nght, below: Cheryl Sosnik,
left Kay, Cathy Krinick, Karen Davis — chairman, Dena
Squires, Phyllis Carlton, Doug Harris.

Martie Groome and Clitl' Mitchell

Student Government —
Legislative

what can be said about a legislative body which begins
the year with a solemn oath of office and ends with a mad
scramble by the underclassmen to throw the outgoing sen-
ior senators into the fish pond?

The student senate is probably the most divisive
closely-knit group of people on campus. It can be fairly
said that they are unified only when under attack from an
outside force. With meetings every week, they are proba-
bly the most consistently active branch of government, al-
though many may complain that their domain does not
extend to every phase of student life.

Many have accused the senate of being little more than
a series of stepping stones for political careers; some use it
for this. It remains the representative body of the students
and as such provides training in some forms of representa-
tive democracy. It is one of the most direct routes by
which the student may change the campus.

This year's senate was chaired by SGA Vice-President
Cheryl Sosnik in her capacity as President of the Senate.
Suzanne lennings served as president pro tem.

Any number can play: a look at

the Student Government elections, 1974

Each spring In a flurry of midnight conferences,
poster paint, and wheeling and dealing, the junior
politicos of UNC-C set out to prove once more
that politics is the simplest of native games.

This year was slightly different. The campaigns
started as usual, with candidates and their work-
ers babysitting the choice spots for posters until
the midnight deadline was reached and cam-
paigning could begin. After that, little was the
same.

For one thing, one of the candidates for SCA
President |ust happened to be the Dorm Coor-
dinator of Hinshaw, the men's dorm which se-
ceded from Student Government the previous fall.
After a year of militant non-involvement with
SCA, Jim McAbee not only ran for president; he
won.

McAbee's opponents, Kevin Moore and Car-
leen Sims, conceded the election when the results
were announced. This is worth mentioning be-
cause several of the other offices — from Vice-
President to Chief Marshal — were appealed by
the losers.

What ensued was a series of maneuvers unlike
anything seen since the Keystone Kops met their
demise. The co-chairmen of the Elections Board,

Jenny Jacoby and Lou Wilkerson, were faced with
a bewildering assortment of appeals, topped only
by the fact that SCA had no coherent Appeals
Procedure and no one could give them any
straight answers. This meant that the appellants
had to re-file their appeals because grounds for
appeals were not established until after the first
flurry of appeals had been filed. The chairmen
were slightly hampered since they were filling a
vacancy created by the resignation of the original
Elections Board chairman just a month prior to
the elections, which was followed by a steady re-
shuffling of the committee members.

As the campus looked on, first with concern
and later with bored disgust, the Senate attempted
to rectify the confusion but was handicapped by
the factions for each candidate still sitting in the
body. After roughly two months, the last of the
appeals was heard (Elections Board having first
clarified what the "official" results were, a proce-
dure which took somewhat over one week), with
the final tally being that all races stood as they
were before the appeals, and the last of the new
officers was finally sworn in.

His truth goes marching on.

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Don't like it? Appeal it!

and appeal it . . . I

and appeal it . . . |

and appeal it . . . ^ _

lenny Idcobv and left Miller, candidate lor Attorney General, who appealed his election Wanda Melzger and candidate lor Attorney General Chene

four difterent times to Elections Board and, losing his case, took his opponent to Honor Flynn, who was finally sworn into office |ust before final e\ams-

Courl He lost there also

Roslyn Wells, former Attorney General ludy Arnn, and Dr jean Gordon of the History Department, who was called in to testify
about Chene Flynn

Another appeal

Another appeal?

Fran Garrison, President

Doris Peeler, Vice-President

Chairmen:

Britt Blaylock, Concerts

Lois Butner and lanet Harkins,

Coffeehouse Nightowl
Dianne Scott, Dances
Jim Vestal, Fine Arts
Stephanie Pigford, Movies
Nancy Payne, Publicity
Tee Doyle, Special Events
Selwyn Hall, Social

Elliott FHall Council is composed of dorm and town stu-
dent representatives who, under the leadership of the
chairmen and officers, provide a large portion of the or-
ganized entertainment on campus. This included a cof-
feehouse which operated every other weekend, bridal
fashion shows, at least three dances each semester, and
concerts by several artists including Anne Murray, Sha Na
Na, Harry Chapin, and Cornelius Brothers and Sister Rose.
Many of the council members also work in the day-to-day
maintenance of Elliott Hall, which serves as the meeting
center for the campus as well as the town students'
home-away-from-home.

Elliott Hall Council

Fran Garrrson.

' of decorations tor the annual Holiday

Ellrott Hall Council members wait for Mardi Gras to be

vhile later, a student enjoys a candied apple by the graffjtti

Sam Dorsey performs at the Nightowl.

The Easter Cot^ee featured lelly beans distnbuted by the
Easter Bunny.

Town

Students'

Association

Steve Shytle.

Steve Shytle, President
Suzanne Jennings, Vice-President
leff Kay, Business Manager
lanelle Price, Social Chairman

("IpiT.itini; Ihe TSA liook exchange

l.irrv Ch.iflwrck Pulling nut thr Ti.un Crier, the TSA publiciliun

Friends — the campus crisis control center

Friends officers await Senate confir
student-run, totally confidential err

nation ot their st;
s control center,

IS as a Type II organization — pictured are Pat Donohue, Bob Grieser, and Paul Ortir
anned from 7:00pm to 7:00am daily by trained personnel

Would someone to talk to help? Phone 5084.

The Debate Team:
award winners

L. Dean Fadely, Director of Forensics

Valerie Coins Prichard, Assistant Director of Forensics

Evidential Co-ordinator

Daniel A. Seaman, Assistant Director of Forensics

Personnel Co-ordinator

Peggy Hamrick Cibson, Cfiapter President, Delta Sigma Rho-

Tau Kappa Alpha (Forensics Honorary)

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student

Orientation

Committee

Tru' Blue, Chairman

^ Outing Club

Alpha Phi Omega, Phi Kappa Chapter —
the national service fraternity

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tin, flNBElfTCNS

Mickey Blaylock, President

loel Ritter, First Vice-President

Tony McCarson, Second Vice-President

Bob Trippeer, Corres. Secretary

Pat O'Doherty, Recording Secretary

Dan Thomas, Alumni Secretary

Bill Roberts, Treasurer

Britt Blaylock and

Barry Day, Social Chairmen

John Ellis, Historian

Roger Jones, Chaplain

Neo-Black
Society

Leon Chestnut — Coordinator
Randy Robertson — Asst. Coordinator
Angela Phillips — Corres. Secy.
RaVonda Dalton — Community Liason
Perita Bryant — Problems and Issues
Cathy Amy — Curriculum Reform
)udy Hunter — Finance Chairman
Quintin Norman — Social Chairman
Cathy Powell — Reporter

Dance Company

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CREATOR:

Women's Choir — Symphonic Chorus — Chorale
Women's Glee Club

Concert Band — Jazz Ensemble — Sinfonia

Religion on campus:

Baptist Student Union — Wesley Foundation
St. Mary's House — Ba'hai Faith

Lutheran Student Movement — Hillel

Newman Club — Presby House

Interfaith Council

HONORARIES

Psi Chi

Greg Benhovv
Su^n Bom
Mymjt Brown
Brooke Burton
Sarah Cecil
Terrre Chilton
Bet kv Crjii.
Anlie Curi

■ Ev

Pam Criftin
Earlme Hardip
Suvin Hare
Sylvia lohnson
Donna Io\ce
Wanda Maynor
loan Pearlman
Marlene Sanders
June Sasscer
Betty Shearon
Steve Sheiton
Frances Sink
Cher^.| Smith
Francis Tedder
Phvllis Thomas
Edwin VWiltei
Sandra Ward
Susan Willi.,
George Wong

Gamma Theta
Upsilon

Kay O. Garcia
Kristin Hayes
Chuck Osborne

Pi Alpha Theta

Svlvia F Coats

Lisa A, Cole

Susan jean Dabnev

Mary Susan Daniel

Margaret Elaine Doerschuk

Edilh Rohinson Eddleman

Ceiia Helen Fedler

Michael Harper

Deborah Harvey

Gary larrett

Margaret Ann Kowalski

Gloria Anne Leebrick

William May

Paula Elizabeth Mitchell

Penelope Anne Muse

Patricia I Pegram

Linda Register

Emily lane Williams

Student

Excellence

Awards

Kim Ivarleen Bald
Alice Leigh Bradford
Elizabeth | Bryan
Phyllis E. Corbett
Evelyn M. Dunaway
juiia Lynn Edens
Richard T Gray
Eva D Haywood
Martha C Highsmiih
Kam-Hung K^ Leung
Kathrcn A, VonLindern
Donald Richard Moore
Patncia Isley Pegram
Virginia A Player
Sandra E Shoal
Barbara A. Sipe
Margarita V- Townsend
Kathleen Williams
Susan H Young

Omicron Nu

lame Barrows
Carol Blame
Barbara Bostain
Wanda Brooks
Kathenne Carroll
Kathleen Colquitt
Kay Cumby
Patricia Cunnmghan
Marysue Davidson
Linda Davis
Naomi Desautels
Angela Dunn
Nancy Foster
Martha Gabriel
Joanne Glassford
Lee Grant
Sheila Gwennap
Jeanne Hancock
lane Harris
lane lohnson
Lou lones
Debbie joyner
Beverly McAnulty
Gail Moser
Margaret Pickler
Linda Preston
Deborah Riley
Cynthia Kilrhie
Mary Sea well
Elaine Sloan
Diane Sloe kerl
Dale Terry
Ann Walls
Melanie Williamson

Pi Delta Phi

lulia Eden,
lane Folger
Myra Hanll
Deborah Sam
Lynn Thompson

Ma
Irsli,. Yi

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Phi Beta Kappa

luhn Burffll All.-ti III

Cvnthia DcUvn Asbill

Kim K.irleen Bald

Mrs. Martha B. BLukw.iler

Elizabeth lohnson Bryan

Susan Watson Hartsog Bullock

Maureen Agnes Cahill

Gaylor Forrest Callahan

Phyllis Elaine Corbelt

Linda Carol Davenport

Carolina Louise Diehl

Elizabeth Clare Dolin

Edith Eddleman

lulia Lynn Edens

Leslie Ellen Ellis

Victoria Lee Farthing

Mrs. Bonita Gammons Gibson

Sandra Elizabeth Clasgov\

Mrs. Angela T. Coldston

Pamela P. Gritfin

Colena Faye Hall

Myra Anne Harrill

Mrs. Eva Ruth Duggins Haywood

Cynthia Ruth Howard

Wanda K, Hutchins

Gail Elaine Inman

William Alan Ivey

lams Faye Johnson

Steven leffrey lones

Alice Susan Kirkman

Kam-Hung Kenneth Leung

Mrs. Pamela Ann Carter McAlpine

Donna Elaine Miller

Gregg Raymond Miller

lanice Elaine Morgan

Charlotte Eleanor Myrick

Mrs. Pamela lean Tyndall Overcash

Marsha Ann Overman

Patricia Isley Pegram

Doris Ann Peeler

Dorothy McConnell Pendleton

Stephanie Vyrl Pigford

Pamela Jeanne Polzin

Mrs, loyce Ann Marsh Powell

Mildred Kay Pridgen

Carol Dean Pulliam

Linda Ruth Revis

Barbara Kaye Pollins

Sara Elizabeth Ross

Deborah lean Sain

John Martz Schotfstall

Margaret Humphrey Seawell

Betty Lou Shearon

Anne Monroe Sheffield

Cynthia Anne Shlllmglaw

Norma G. Shively

Sandra Elizabeth Shoaf

Mary Frances Sink

Barbara A. Sipe

Elizabeth Ann Smith

Julia Elizabeth Spears

jerry Davis Stellman

Susan Raye Swing

Janice Marie Tarlton

Phyllis Anne Thomas

Margarita V. Townsend

Mary Catherine Tnplett

Kathryn Anne VonLindern

Sandra Lee Ward

Wendy Lee Whittemore

Mrs. ShiHey Rollins Wilder

Susan Elizabeth Willis

Phillip Ryan Wilkerson

Susan T. Wilkms

George Swee-San Wong

Omicron

Delta

Epsilon

Charles Thomas Allschul
Fred A, Ashworlh
Steven E. Balog
Rebecca S Benson
Melanie Annellc Blackley
Thomas ). Biair
)ohn L. Butz
Pamela R. Craven
Donna Price Ferree
A. Douglas Flick, jr.
James Michael Hart
Stephen Franklin Flicks
David 5, lolley
Terry Lou Lampley
Douglas H. Little
)ohn D. McGowen

Golden Chain

John Berry

Rebecca Bosley — Treasurer

Leon Chestnut — Scholarship Chn

Phyllis Corbetl

Pam Mcintosh Dame!

Debbie Dion

Fran Garrison

Peggy |o Hamnck Gibson

Joyce Grubbs

Janet Hall

Nancy Harmon

Cathy Helms

Suzanne Jennings

Deborah Jones

Harriet Ann Kirk

Cathy Krinick

Wanda Metzger

Fran Myers

Jan Nunnally

Nancy Payne

Dons Peeler

Tama Rose

Ruby Rufty

Mara Sage

Dianne Scott

Frances Sink

lames (Smitty) Smith

Cheryl Sosnik

Dena Squires

Lynne Stevens — President

Phyllis Thomas — Vice President

Kathy VonLindern

Roslyn Wells — Secretary

L. Jane Weston

Lou Wilkerson

Tandy Wilkins — Social Chmn

Alice Anne Yates

Mu Phi Epsilon

Tuyna Adco\

Marian Andrews — Secretary

loanna Beck

Carol Bowden

Arden Conway — Chaplin

Dana Fox

Jane Grant — Vice President

Ann Griffin

Betsy Hood — Treasurer

Miriam Lockhart

Fran Loftin

Sheila Marshburn

Faye Parsons

Nancy Phelps

Ginger Player

Brenda Price

Joyce Shater

Victona Silby

Kathryn Smith

loan Stoltz — Choirister

Peggy Sweeney — President

Barbara Taylor^ Corr. Secretary

Cindy Teague — Warden

Louise Wilkerson

Kathy Wright — Historian

Sports

.x^hez

Field
Hockey

Fran O'Meara — Captain

JoAnn Messick — Captain

Paula Bonner

Kim Bowers

Marti Caldwell

Valerie Craemer

Dorothy Dilliplane

Nan Ferebee

Nancy Frank

Helen Hamm

Cathy Holcomb

Donna Horton

Pat Hughes

Kathy JacotDS

Jan Kokolski

Anita Laughinghouse

Joyce Mouberry

Ann Nettleton

Cam Owens

Missy Parker

Lisa Poole

Sherry Reddick

Wanda Talarico

Leslie White

Nancy Woodside

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SCOREBOARD

OPPONENT

HiKh Point College

Tidewater Community College

Appalachian State University

Carolina Club

Wake Forest University

Winthrop College

East Carolina University

Carolina Club

Appalachian State University

UNC-Chapel Hi

Winthrop College

UNC-Chapel Hill

Catawba College

Soccer

Erol Balkan
Peter Brown
Daniel Collins
Steve Copley
Robert Eanes
Richard Heebner
Gerald Hill
Bob Hites
Edward Kramer
Lewis Lobosco
Bill Messenger
George Nyquist
Robert O'Kane
Ernest Read
iames Shaw
Jeff Shoaf
John Warlick
Steve Whitaker
lohn Whittemore
Bill Utter

Coach
Mike Rush

Manager

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Volleyball

Pat Hielscher, coach
Peggy Martin, ass't. coach
layne Black, manager
Donna DowcJy, scorer
Cayle Currie, co-captain
Donna Friesen, co-captain
Becca Anderson
Debbie Bowman
Diane Conder
lanelle Degree
Carol Dixon
Marty Hackney
Cathy Hefner
Liz Phillips
Cathy Tamsberg
Cinda Whicker

Donna Friesen
and Cayle Currie.

SCOREBOARD

UNC-C

Wake Forest

14-16, 15-9, 1S-8

UNC-C

El on

14-12, 15-13

UNC-C

Coker

15-3, 15-11

UNC-C

Winthrop

11-13, 15-7, 10-15

UNC-C

Appalachian

17-15, 15-0

UNC-C

East Carolina

12-15, 15-6, 17-15

UNC-C

Western Carolina

3-15, 15-1 1, 15-7

UNC-G

Appalachian

15-10, 8-15, 15-1

UNC-C

Winthrop

15-2, 14-16, 15-11

UNC-C

El on

13-15, 15-1, 15-12

UNC-C

Duke

15-9, 15-8

UNC-C

Western Carolina

15-10, 15-5

UNC-G

Mars Hill

15-2, 15-1

UNC-C

Marshall

15-6, 13-15, 11-15

UNC-G

East Tennessee

15-10, 13-15, 15-12

UNC-G

Columbus

15-13, 15-9

UNC-C

Montevallo

15-10, 19-17

UNC-G

Tenn. Tech.

7-15, 15-13, 16-14

UNC-C

West Georgia

15-12, 4-15, 6-15

UNC-C

U Tennessee

11-15, 13-15

UNC-C

Mars Hill

15-13, 15-5

UNC-C

Chapel Hill

15-4, 16-14

UNC-G

Wake Forest

15-12, 15-8

UNC-G

Duke

8-15, 12-15

UNC-G

Elon

15-4, 13-15, 9-15

Swimming

Lynne Caskin, coach

Kris Burns, ass't. coach

Carol Cooper, diving coach

Mary Luedeka, manager

Marceia Bartlett,

Marty Reade, captains

Marceia Bartlett

Randye Brooks

Pam Brown

lean Bumbarger

Debbie Eakes

Sue Hale

Lynn Hightill

Peggy Kendall

Marty Reade

Patti Shockley

lulia Smeallie

Jeanne Smith

Debbie Sutton

Joy Roycroft

Maria Williamson

Swimmers

Debbie Harnden

Pam Mays

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Third Place UNC-CH Relays

Duke 88

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Appalachian 23

Duke 57

Raleigh Consolidated 61

UNC-CH 88

Appalachian 37

Queens College 18

Columbia College 14

Fourth Place ECU Invitational

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Basketball

Jim Swiggett, coach

Doug Tennis, ass't. coach

Mike Rush, manager

Steve lones, captain

Dan Collins

Jim Fields

Daine Eisold

Mike Garner

Steve Hall

Tim Lee

John McCaffery

George Perry

David Stevens

SCOREBOARD

UNC-C

OPPONENT

Central Wesieyan 108

Methodist College 83

Lynchburg College 1 16

Greensboro College 83

Averett College 50

St. Andrews College 83

Bridgewater College 92

Eastern Mennonite 92

Virginia Wesieyan 79

NC Wesieyan College 70

Lynchburg College 90

Methodist College 91

Christopher Newport 80

Virginia Wesieyan 104

Christopher Newport 110

NC Wesieyan College 83

Greensboro College 91

St. Andrews College 68

Averett College 82

Central Wesieyan 100

Methodist College 95

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Rita Wiggs

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Peg Bodie

Emmy Marshall

Debbie Bowman

Donna Morris

Amy Corpening

Vicki Troutman

lanele Deg

Marty Tucker

M<irti Hack

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SCOREBOARD

UNC-G

OPPONENT

Longwood College

High Point College

East Carolina University

UNC-Chapel Hill

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Western Carolina University

College Mars Hill

Elon College

Appalachian State University

Winthrop College

Wake Forest University

Appalachian State University

East Tennessee State

Western Carolina University

East Carolina University

Elon College

UNC-Chapel Hill

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SPARTANS

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Bert Goldman, coach

Hugh Cole

Mike Connors

)im Costa

Albert Khanlanan

Rorin Piatt

Byron Ritter

DIAC Champions!

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Albert Khanlarlan.

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NC Wesleyan College

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Methodist College

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Lynchburg College

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Greensboro College

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Christopher- Newport
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Virginia Wesleyan
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Women's Tennis

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UNC-C

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lost

UNC-Chcipel Hill

lost

Duke

lost

Appalachian

lost

ECU

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Western Carolina

won

Wake Forest

lost

Appalachian

Chris Burns

Elsa Heimerer, coaches

Sandy Crank

Robin West, managers

Dale Adams

lean Bumbarger

Jane Davenport

Nancy Frank

Jo Ann Kannan

Nanct Leonard

Margaret Malcolm

Jo Ann Messick

Dana Yoder

SCOREBOARD

OPPONENT

Lynchburg College

Greensboro College

Virginia Wesleyan College

NC Wesleyan College

Greensboro College

Hampden Sydney

Virginia Tech

Roanoke College

Guilford College

Elon College

Methodist College

St. Andrews College

|im Swiggett, coach
Mark Diachenko, captain
Rick Hughes
John Perrin
Steve Ruggiero
Ralph Sears
Gene Shackelford
Grant Walters

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Dana Craft, ass't. coach

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layne Black

Peg Bodie

Donna Horton

Bev Marks

Fran O'Meara

Liz Phillips

Betsy Waynick

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tsy Wciynick.

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College is more than just classes -it's a way of life.

Students react to this lite in several ways — enthusisti-
cally joining every available activity or disgustedly avoiding
all contacts with humanity. The majority of students tall
somewhere in the middle of this spectrum, and at one time
or another probably experience both extremes.

The only clear line of demarcation is that between dorm
residents and town students — and the battle analogy Is not
entirely out of place. It's not so much friction between
dormles and townles — It's just that the two ways 6t life are
so different. Living on campus means there is no escape —
even after you've left the library or cafeteria or classroom
buildings, how far away can you get? If you live In town,
however, and can find a ride home, or have a car, or can
hitch a ride or ride a bike — or hoof It — then you might
get away from the campus pressures.

It probably balances out. In the dorm, someone else takes
care of the electricity and the heating bills, but you share a
bathroom with 15-25 others (hopefully of the same sex). If
you're lucky enough to find a good apartment, where the
trash is removed somewhat regularly and you're close
enough to walk to school when the car breaks down again
or your bike disappears, then you are afforded the luxury of
avoiding house meetings and not having to sign your guests
in at the desk. In this case, you may also become a sort of
haven for your beleagured dorm student friends. . .

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The tendency in a women's dorm is to become close to the girls
on the hall. It's hard to avoid this when you're living in each oth-
er's laps, as it were. You get used to what your mother would refer
to as "all kinds", and you go through Halloween and Christmas
parties together, especially in the freshmen dorms. The enthusiasm
may wane when you move into the upperclass halls but you get
used to making your own entertainment. The threat — or some-
times outright presence — of monotony never quite goes away.

Dorm life could also be viewed as an exercise in primitive interior decorating.

Men's dorms are a shade different from women's — or,
as one woman put it, "those guys get away with murder".
Admittedly, there is a certain peculiar quality to life in Hin-
shaw or Guilford or Phillips, and it goes further than the
fact that the visitation policy Is almost completely ignored
in a men's dorm. For instance, life in Guilford at 3:00am is
about as lively as it was at 9:00pm. Maybe more so.

"We had gone out for beer and when we got back, Paul
was really out of it, so his girl friend kinda pours him into
the front door of the dorm and we waited for him to find his
way up to his room. Only took him five minutes — what
held him up was the fact that he went through all of his
keys trying to find the room key. When he finally gets in, he

falls asleep on the floor. Which is cluttering up the room.
So we took him down and put him on a sofa in the parlor,
and then moved the whole thing in front of Underdog's (the
counselor) door, knocked, and ran. I don't know when he
finally came to, but I suspect it was shortly thereafter."

The men at UNC-G are still a minority, and subject to
commensurate heckling. This may change, however — next
year the men take over still another former women's dorm
when they move into Bailey, and more are escaping what
dorm regulations yet exist by moving off campus, so there is
an increase in the number of town student men. We've
come a long way in ten years.

"The best thing about dorm life is that it convinces you that
apartment life is where it's at."

(former Guilford resident)

College lite includes many types of
learning — coping with ARA Slater is
only one. Cafeteria eating is known for
developing a cast-iron stomach and a
sense of humor — or an ability to con-
centrate, while eating, on anything other
than the matter at hand.

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cially when you're desperate. When an
evening in the library isn't enough to
break the cycle ot dorm-classroom-
cafeteria-dorm, tensions may result in a
4:00am trip to Your House, Dunkin'
Donuts, or any of the other oases of light
and activity in nightime Greensboro.

Another option is extracurricular or-
ganizations (see page 132); a few choose
this. Or the more structured entertain-
ment: coffeehouses, UCLS events, TSA
luncheons, dorm parties. Often it's a mat-
ter of popcorn and TV in the room, or a
fast trip to Bill's or somebody else's
apartment for a beer. Anything to relieve
the boredom.

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cal traming of all — they learn to commute.
They also learn to cope with that Tscheep Pro-
ductions, Inc., answer to a $16 parking fee:
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Attitudes are formed here which are not easily
renounced, the more so because the formation is
often insidiously subtle. Mother was right — you
do meet all kinds, and even in your inaction you
have made a decision regarding the choice they of-
fer. Hopefully you have moved a little closer to an
understanding — not just an awareness and toler-
ance of other people's choices, but a clearer con-
ception of that choice which you must make for
yourself.

It may be that, of all

the things you learn at college,

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Founder's Day 1973

ll Uti'- the biggest birthd.iy pjrty cm campu'.. With the cooper.i-
tioii of SCA, ARA Slater, Alumni As'jociales, UCLS, and many
others, UNC-C celebrated Founder's Day on October 1 1th. The
dimensions of the 2-layer cake were Gargantuan: 48 tt. In 2 It.,
900 lbs. total weight (300 of that was icing), and 700 rosebuds. A
large turnout of students, faculty, and staff devoured over one ton
of fried chicken, in addition to other food, and there were free
prizes lor everyone, tricycle races, hula hoop contests, and a
Dixieland jazz band. The celebration ended with an impressive
fireworks display, followed by the l'-)73 Founder's Day speaker
in Avcock Auditorium — Winston Churcliill 111.

"You are destroying yourselves in a masochisric contemplation
of your political navel . . ."

Winston Churchill III

Fiddler on the Roof

Oresteia

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Hansel and Gretel

Cat on a Hot Tin Root

Theatre for Young People

The Theatre lor Young People — Tarheel Tales.

Cat on a Hot Tin Roof.

University Concert and Lecture Series

Mac Frampton Trio

Piano
Bella Lewitsky Dance Company

Modern dance
David Raksin

Music Composition tor Films
Anne Scott

Women in American Life
The Fine Arts Quartet

Chamber music
FHarvey Cox

Clergyman
Who Killed |FK?

Film and lecture
FHon. Winston S. Churchill III

Founder's Day
Joseph FHeller

Author
Janice Madden

Women in American Lite
Alirio Diaz

Guitarist
Museum Without Walls

Art films series
Max Morath

Ragtime pertormer
Ferrante and Teicher

Piano duet
American Woodwind Quintet

School of Music Chamber Series
Awaji Puppet Theatre of Japan

Puppeteers
Ralph Nader

Author
Woodlands High School Touring Choir

Musical drama
Royal Tahitian Dance Company

Native dance
Studio II

Modern theater
Jazz In

Jazz music
Traditional Jazz Dance Theater

Jazz dance
Dick Gregory

Lecturer
The Tooth of Crime

Experimental theater
Piedmont Chamber Orchestra

Chamber music
Razoumovskv Quartet

Debut
Wilma Scott Heide

President, NOW

Royal Tahitian Dance Company.

Harriett Elliott Lecturer — Professor Daniel Bell, Harvard
sociologist.

Awap Puppet Theater of lapan.

". . . and I was talking to some girls just before the
service, and they said, "Reverend Presley, give us
some hope!" But 1 have no hope to give you, for you
see, you are the hope . . ."

Rev. Thomas Presley

Moravian Love Feast

The annual Moravian Love Feast was expanded to three
nights this year, indicative of its massive success. The service
has steadily increased in attendance each year and now in-
cludes large numbers of Greensboro residents as well as stu-
dents.

It's probably one of the most popular events on campus, and
deceptively simple: just Christmas carols, beeswax candles
carefully wrapped in red crepe paper by the Interfaith Council,
some buns and specially-made coffee served by volunteers
from APO, and a brief address by Rev. Thomas Presley of King
Moravian Church. It always ends with the singing of the tradi-
tional Moravian Carol, and then "|oy to the World", during
which lit candles are distributed and raised. The tradition on
campus is that your wish is granted if the candles can be carried
to the dorm without going out — so the service really doesn't
end until later, when candles are hopefully blown out in dorm
lobbies — if you're lucky.

"What are all those paper bags
doing on the sidewalk?"

Luminjires .ire another Christiii.is Ir.ulilion nn (dmpus. White
paper bags are tilled with sand, into which votive landles are sunk,
and are distributed around campus (usually by Elliott Hall Council,
APO, and any volunteers who show up tor the bonfire and hot
chocolate). At a specified time that night, the candles are lit — by
anyone who can grab a pack of matt he'. — and for a few minutes at
least, there is time to think about something other than the impend-
ing finals.

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All year long, Elliott Hall and various other organizations
sponsor activities which can make life a good deal more pleas-
ant. This year the activities ranged from coffeehouses — at the
new Nightowl — to holiday coffees to concerts, dances, and
almost spontaneous events. Town Students' Association spon-
sored Kite Day (kites and cokes supplied) and regular Tuesday
morning coffees for town students, as well as frequent town stu-
dent luncheons.

There were religious events, open to everyone for free or a
small fee. A Succoth booth was erected on the library lawn in the
fall; the annual Christmas lovefeast was again a success; in the
spring there were Passover meals and sunrise Easter services.

Elliott Hall was often the scene of departmental and school
coffees, seminars, and lectures. In addition, it is the regular meet-
ing place for the majority of campus organizations, and the
ubiquitous Third Floor Elliott houses the Type II student organiza-
tions offices, including the publications and the radio station.

And above all else, if someone came up with an idea — re-
gardless of how crazy — he could probably find someone in
Elliott Hall to help him carry it out. In almost every sense of the
word, Elliott Hall is the student center — and some of the pic-
tures that follow give a brief idea of the scope of its activities, as
well as activities elsewhere on campus.

Randy Robertson mans the Neo-Black Society booth at one
of the Operation '78 conferences.

Vice-chancellor lames Allen mel regularly wilh sludenls in ihf icl.ixcil .liiiiosphfre ol the Akinini lloiisr library

Harry Chapin in concert.

The APO annual slave auction.

APO brothers help with the twice- yearly bloodmobile.

Gamma Sigma Sigma, the service sorority, sponsored a
dance marathon for the March of Dimes.

The comedy team of Edmonds and Curley appeared this spring.
Last tall saw the highly successful Muledeer and Moondog
Medicme Show.

David Barber, author of Presidential Character, spoke this
spring (seated is Dr. David Olson).

The Marshall Tucker Band appeared as a result of efforts mitiated by an independent group of students.

A panel discussion from the series on the Changing Role of Women In American Life. Kite Day!

Politicians and artists filled the streets at the Tate
Street Art Fair In the spring.

Alumni
Associates

Alumni Associates was founded three years ago in
an attempt to involve the Alumni Association more
directly in the lives of the undergraduates. The group is
composed of alumni and undergrads, who together
have sponsored and co-sponsored many events such as
May Day 1973 and 74, Founder's Day, special nights
in the cafeteria, Goodness Day (pictured here), and a
campus-wide hunt for ice cream tickets hidden in the
trees. For many, Alumni Associates are those people
who hand out balloons and lollipops for no special
reason — but when you've fallen in a rut from routine,
a balloon can be quite therapeutic.

Nightowl

Open every other week, the Nightowl cof-
feehouse features a variety of campus talent — and
some from off-campus (auditions are held periodi-
cally and are open to everyone). For the small
price of a quarter, it's a chance to retreat to
candlelight for a few hours.

Charlie McCurry and jim Lancaster.

Mardi Gras

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Cornelius Brothers and Sister Rose

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"I got just one thing to say to youse .
and Roll is here to stay!"

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student Activities Awards Banquet

The first annual Student Activities Awards Banquet was held on
April 1 5. Attended by over 300 organization officers and members,
faculty, and staff, the evening began with a champagne reception
on the Elliott Hall patio. Following dinner was the keynote speaker,
C. Shaw Smith, College Union Director of Davidson College, who
spoke on the purpose of student activities In college life. The new
SCA officers were sworn in, along with the recently-elected organi-
zational officers, and several awards were presented to the outgoing
members. The evening concluded with a one-act play, a slide pre-
sentation, and the giving of the (also first annual) Academy Awards
to deserving (?) students.

(.lulRoing SCA President Chris lones
dent Fr.in C.irnson

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John Moore, Tama Rose.

Dr, Reardon, Vice-Chancellor and Mr^
)oe Flora, Vickie Inqram

We shall gather at the river .

It's called revenge.

Outstanding Seniors

Each \ecir the senior class elects twenty of its own to the
title ot Outstanding Senior. This year, those elected were
asked to respond to the following questions:

If you were writing vour autobiography, what would vou
title it and whv?

What do vou consider vour most important contriljution
to the Universitv?

What are your most important activities while at the uni-
versity?

Each Senior was asked to answer these questions in his
own words. The answers are reprinted here with as I
editing as possible.

Cheryl Sosnik. Autobiographv; The Unsinkable — because
no one can get me down. Contribution: my work in Student
Government; it's been my life. Activities: President of the
Senate; Convention Committee Chairman for North
Carolina Student Legislature; Freshman Dorm Coordinator;
Parliamentarian for the Senate.

Steve Shytle. Autobiography: The Un-
known Soldier. Most of the things that I am
involved in are not noticeable to the stu-
dent body: for example, my work with
APO and the Town Students' Assoc. I think
that personal glory is not important,
though. As long as the final results of the
work that I put into something are notice-
able, then the work has not been in vain.
As long as someone has been helped or
served in some way, then it doesn't matter
who did the helping or the serving. Con-
tribution: established the Dr. Rite
Memorial Town Students Scholarship. -Ac-
tivities: APO; Town Stuflents' President;
Student Senate; ( )ricnlaliiin Committee.

Fran Garrison. Autobiography: The )oy of Life. The

tollovvlng poem, by ,in anonymous author, does a
better |ob of explaining my feelings than I could:
The joy of life is living it and doing things of worth.
In making bright and fruitful all the barren spots of

earth.
In facing odds and ma'-tering them and rising from

defeat.
And making true what once was false, and what

was bitter, sweet.
For only he knows perfect )oy whose little bit of

soil
Is richer ground than what it was when he began to

toil.
Contribution: I see my greatest success in the
strengthening of the EUC Council and its organiza-
tion and attitude.

Julie Spivey. Autobiography: Rainbow — a nickname from the
Psych department that stuck. I teel like my life is a rainbow of
many beautiful experiences. Contribution: Nursing. I feel that
in my ma|or, I have had a unique chance to represent UNC-C
in our community, which I view as an integral aspect of relat-
ing university life to the "real world". Activities: Senator; ass't.
Dorm Coordinator; Dean's Advisory Council, School ot Nurs-
ing; Student Excellence Award.

Terry Taylor. ALitobiographv Guaranteed to Shock
Yo' Mama. I entitled it that because my life is so
dull that I will need a come-on title to sell it. Con-
tribution: I tried to bring to this campus a little bit
of evidence that says there are people on this
campus that can write and create works of art; we
are not a school that turns out mere artistic cretins
— we turn out damn good ones.

Roslyn Wells. Autobiogrjphy; Girl With Some-
thing Extra. I hope th.it through the past few years
I h,ive given <i bit extra or more than was neces-
sary. Sometimes you wonder if it is even worth it
to care, but someone has to. I care, 1 get mad, I
work and I prav to Gfxl I accomplish something.
Maybe all of us should be given the recognition
of having "something extra" because we are fools
enough to care. We are all special. Activities:
Senator: Secretar\ of Cf)lden Chain.

Leon Chestnut. Autobiography: Survival. These
were the times that tried our souls. Contribution:
Leadership, patience. Activities: Neo-Black Society
Coordinator; Golden Chain,

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)ohn Schoffstall. Autobiography: Crist for the Mill. Uinies
Branch Cabell's archetypal author, John Charteris, says of
his work (m Beyond Life), "I am afraid that all is grist for
that omnivorous mill." Very true. Before everything else, I
am a writer. My life is grist — grist for the mill. And so are
yours, kids. Contribution: Insuring that every sentence that
goes by me — as copy editor of the Cary — has at least
one verb in it. Activities: Writing for Coraddi; copy edit-
ing for the Cary; wet-nursing the publications IBM.

Dean Squires. Autobiography: Trucking Right Along. I

guess I have a high need for new experience. I don't think
I |ump from one thing to another without finishing the job
at hand, Luil I like to hurry and get on with it. Contribu-
tion: I think my most important contribution to UNC-C is
not an office I've filled but my defense of what I believe
in. Activities: North Carolina Student Legislature; Senator:
SCA Secretary.

Lynn Nesbitt. Autobiogr.iphv: Cone With the Wind,

lie(.iusc I ,im e\fr tlo.itmH Ironi |)l,uc lo place, set'kin.t;
only h.ippmess lor others. Contribution: To the students
of UNC-G, especially the criminals, my abuncJance of
fairness, hrinestv, and intei;ritv. Activities: Court
Member, Assistant F.D.C: E\e( utive Secretary of Court.

Mary Frances Sink. Autobiography: The Plants in My Life: A
Botanical History of Mary Frances Sink. Having been an avid
"plant freak" for several years, I have discovered that across
time the health and wellbeing of my personal collection of bo-
tanical specimens is an accurate barometer of change in my
life. Contribution: Any senior deserving of the title "Outstand-
ing Senior" made their most important contribution to UNC-C
when they resisted that initial drive toward the inertia which
pervades this tanipus and took up their first in a series of thank-
less |()bs that keep the mathinery ot campus lite running.

Janet Hall. Aulobiogr.iphy; Camelol. \bc rcisnn I \\,\vv served liere
and elsewhere .utively in the (jrg.ini/tilioiis is liccause I believe Ihal
activism can be used to society's good as well as to its detriment.
Contribution: speaking up in class — all my [irotessors knew there was
at least one person awake. Activities: CoLirse and leather Coor-
dinator; Academic Internships; Secretary tor Cuninuinity Affairs; Assis-
tant D.C. and O.A.; Golden Chain.

Tru Blue. Autobiography: The Agony and the Ecstasy,

|ust because that's the way it's been — especially these
past four years. Contribution: Student Orientation Com-
mittee, changes in the program from short period activity
to year 'round activities. Activities: Student Orientation
Committee, Chairman; University Orientation Committee
Student Chairman; Freshman Dorm Coordinator;
Alumni/University Council.

Gary Jarrett. Autobiography: Proving Myself. When 1
came here as a freshman, I saw an evaluation of me. It
wasn't overly encouraging. From that time I've worked to
prove to this university that they had me pegged wrong.
Contribution: My willingness to take an active part in
University affairs, and taking the time to care what goes
on at UNC-G. Too many students at this school are too
apathetic. Activities; Active member of Alpha Phi Omega;
Chairman of the Senior Steering Committee; Member of
Phi Alpha Theta History Fraternity; Town Student Senator.

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L. )ane Weston. Autobiography; The
Alarm Clock. I never can seem to hear
my alarm clock in the morning . . . I
guess my "Circadian Rhythm" is out
of tune! Contribution: I just try to help.
Activities: Business Manager of S.C.A.;
North Carolina Student Legislature;
VITA Volunteer; Orientation Assistant;
Golden Chain.

Carole Anne Brooks. Autobiography: Neutrality is My
Name. I try to stay impartial to many situations so I can
have a clear head about all sides of the issue before
choosing a stand, if one is taken at all. Contribution: In
my past year as editor of the Carolinian, I have brought
the paper from the small paper of past years to a full
size newspaper, averaging six pages twice a week. I
have tried to make this a student newspaper, and not
just a sounding block for a few irate people. More at-
tention was p.iid to ,i< tivilH's on (am|ius than in the
past.

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Britt Blaylock. Autobiography: Strange Visions, Odd
Hours. C (inlnbutions: Showing some people that the
"(orrett" way is normally neither the easiest, most ef-
licienl, nor most productive method. Activities:
A. P.O.; Concerts Committee Chairman; Senate.

Laurie L. Conway. Autobiography: A Divine Comedy
of Errors. I suppose everyone can find their lite to be
somewhat a divine comedy of errors, but I feel I have
certainly had my share. Contribution: Perhaps my
greatest contribution to UNC-G was being a part of
the Theater for Young People touring company. While
we were on the road we were ambassadors of this
university and our dramatic program. It was one of my
most valuable learning experiences with respect to
theater and people. Activities: Dean's List and Honors
Program; Spencer Love Scholarship in Drama; W.
Raymond Taylor Scholarship in Theater.

Chris Jones. Autobiography: Dear Mispronouncialed
Academaniac. Contribution: As far as my great accomplish-
ments for this year, I feel that I have no accomplishments to
claim for myself. It was the students and the administration that
made the great strides forward. I feel my greatest privilege was
the opportunity to work for them and to be a part of the new
positive spirit on our campus.

Suzanne Jennings. Autoliiograpin : Survival of the

Fittest. Strength uf character, mind and temper
are ma|or requirements tor successtully tmlshlng
four years at UNC-C. Some of us quit, some en-
dure, others prevail; occasionally some choose
the five or six year plan. Here the issue becomes
lor me not who was president or vice-president,
outstanding senior or valedictorian, but how I can
best use m\ experiences to prevail in the tutiire,
in the real world. Activities: Three years in the
Senate; President pro tern of the Senate; Vice-
President of T.S.A.

)ohn ). Berry, Jr. Autobiograph\ A Man for All Seasons,

because I know how to dress lor the weather. Contribu-
tion: Helping to dispel the rumor that all guys living in
Phillips Dorm are homosexuals. I'd like to think I did the
|ob all by myself, but . . . Activities: Student Radio; Se-
nate; Honor Court Defense Counsel; Secretary of Student
Services; Chairman of Internal Senate Committee to Investi-
gate Senatorial Absences.

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Donald Moore. Autobiography: It's My Story and
I'll Tell It the Way I Want To. Contribution: Func-
tions of Alphci Phi Omega, because the entire uni-
versity benefits from the service. Activities: A. P.O.;
Senate; Elections Board.

Karen Davis. Autobiography: No Easy Answers.

For the issues in which I've been involved all my
life, I have found that there are no easy answers. A
clear view of all sides of an issue often makes the
decision more difficult than a myopic viewpoint
would have allowed. Contribution: a tie between
my work as one of the founders of the Media Board
and the author of its constitution, and my willing-
ness to speak up for the President and the conser-
vative philosophy (the last two items not being
necessarily related). Activities: Editor of Pine Nee-
dles; Appeals Committee Chairman 2 years; Stu-
dent Chairman, Media Board; elected President pro
tem in 4th year as senator (later resigned to edit
yearbook).

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William E, Bergen
Anne M, Berrv
Patricia D Bigby
Catherine Birmmghan
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Marva E. Blackwell
Archie H, Blount
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Dehora R. Boger
Diane R Bond
Saundra H, Boone

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Susan R. Boutwel
Cynthia L. Bovvm,
Donna K. Bowma
Margaret D, Bcnvi
Bonnie F. Boyetle

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Jennifer D. EJoyette
Teresa A. Bradshaw
Elizabeth I Brake
Beverly L Brinkley
Sarah L Broadfield
Wanda E Brower

Deborah C. Brown
Katharine L Brown
Sandra G. Brown
Anna C. Browning
Debra K Bruce
Beverly H Bryant
Debra I Bryson

Elizabeth A. Bulllap
Eloise M Burrh
Elizabeth S- Burchell
Cathy A, Burchetle
Carol A, Burgess

Patricia M, Cahill
Michelle D. Camp
Sheila E. Campbell
Eva B Carawan
Shirley' A Carroll
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Esther N Cha()|)i
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Cherry Hill, N|

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Greensboro
Wyckoff, N|
Greensboro
Rutherford
Taylorsville

Reidsville

Salemburg

Berwyn, PA

Morganton

'mston-Salem

Charlotte

Thomasville

Charlotte

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%ton-Salem

Mt. Airy

Graham

Burlington

Candler

Eden

W Palm Beach, Fl,

Burlington

Lexington

Liberty

Taylorsville

Ahoskie

Faison

Winston-Salem

Newton

Rowland

Taylorsville

Annandale, Va

Raleigh

Castonia

Blandenboro

Black Mountain

East Bend

Jamestown

Albemarle

Asheboro

Charlotte

Eden

Winston-Salem

Greensboro

Tryon

Greensboro

Charlotte

Chadbourn

Washington

Providence

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Dobson

Sanford

Wilmington

Albemarle

Liberty

Charlotte

Tampa, Fl

Morganton

Eunice D, demons
Alma B. Cobb
Mark C. Cochran
Sherly L. Cockershaw
Peggv Y. Cockman
Betsey E. Coftield
Marlene S Cogglns

Elizabeth A. Cole
Caria E Cooper
R. Lynn Cooper
Laura E. Cordle
Patricia C Corns
Betty C, Co\
Karen L. Cox

Rebecca VV, Crabtree
Penneye D. Crayer
Rebecca ). Cresimore
Viyian D. Crisp
Barbara ). Crissman
Carol A. Croom
Clementine Crowder

lames R, Crowder
Trina M. Cruse
lane K. Culbreth
Janice A- Cumby
Cynthia M. Cunnlnghan
Roger L, Dalton
Martha E, DaK

Lnri A Dame
Betty I Darr
Donna A Dayis
Karen M Davis
Margaret L Day
Monica C- Davi'
Robin F Davis

Karen D Daye
Martha L. Deal
Blanche E- DeBerrv
Dons D. Dees
D. Christine Deese
Kima I Degree
Katherine DeShields

lamesanna Deviney
Eva M DeVos
lanice A, Dillon
Becky P Docker,-
Teresa E, Donahue
Teresa A Doty
Melmd.i Dovvnie

Louise A- Downs
Virginia H, Duncan
Dorothy L- Dunlap
Roxanne B, Echerd
Mary R Edens
Catherine A Eddy
lewell C- Egerlon

Suzanne C Eggleston
Patricia M Eisenhart
Cynthia A Elkins
Carol A Elliott
Deborah L Elliott
Katharine H Ellis
Rhuvalcr I English

Melinda D. Eure
ludith D, Evans
William I. Evarts
Deborah L. Everett
Sheila E. Everhart
Sherron A, Fairley
Ruby E Farley

Coldsboro

Atkinson

inston-Salem

Greensboro

Robbins

Laurinburg

Sophia

Mt. Holly

Sophia

High Pom!

Charlone

High Point

Star

Randleman

Bahama

Winston-Salem

Maiden

Graham

Car>'

Raleigh

Peachland

Graham

Kannapolis

Charlotte

Clemmons

Milton

Danville, VA

Broadway

Biacksione. VA

Wake Forest

Kannapolis

Charlotte

Mt. Airv

Burlington

Newport News, VA

Durham

Statesville

Greensboro

Chadbourn

Badin

Shelb\

)ton Bch NY

Greensboro

Hartsdale, NY

Greensboro

Kernersyllle

Kannapolis

Shelbv

anklin Lakes, N|

Charlotte
Spmdale
Wadesboro
Taylorsville
Greensboro
Greensboro
Raleigh

■son, MD
son, MD

Gatesyille

Fayetteville

Elon College

Providence

Lexington

Ashcboro

Mkktk

Pamela C Framer
Anna H, Ferrell
Willa M. Fisher
janel D. Flake
Kalharyn B. Ford
Melissa S. Forte
Linda G Foster

Kannapolis
Saxapahaw

Wilmington, DE
Frederick, MD

Wilmington, DE
Greensboro
Yanceyville

Debra A, Fowler
Linda 1 Fowler
Marilyn Fox
Karen L, Francis
Nancy L, Frank
Marsha C Frazelle
Belty P. Freeman

Winslon-Salem

Charlotte

Riverton, CT

Rutherlordton

Va Beach, VA

Wilmington

Dobson

Pamela I Freeman
Deborah 1 Frulh
Monua D Fuller
Sandra 1 Gaddy
Lynne A, Garber
Martha |, Gardo
Tina M, Cavazzi

Randleman

Fiederlck.MD

Gibsonville

Reidsville

Charlotte

Forest City

Somerville, N)

Cynthia |, Gardner
lack W, Gardner II
Nancy A, Cams
lill L Gasler
lune A, Gaston
Sandra M Gaston
Tanya L, Gayle

Winston-Salem

Monroe

Clearwater Bch. FA

Apex

Cherryville

lamestown

Marion

Ruth A. Gentry
Wendy I Gibson
Terry E. Glasgow
Margie L. Godwin
Martha A, Coff
loy D. Goodman
Susan L. Goodwin

Dobson

Mt. Airy

Enfield

Greensboro

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charlotte

Burlington

Janet E. Gordon
Shirley E. Gordon
Sally 1- Gower
Patncia D. Greene
Carolyn A. Grentz
Kymberiy ). Crotlle
Susan M. Guerrant

Thomasville

Henderson

Rocky Mt.

Greensboro

Havertown, PA

Matthews

Chadotte

Debbie S, Gynn
Laura M, Hahn
Cheryl D, Hale
Diana G Hallman
Elizabeth Hamilton
loyce A, Hamlett
Silvia Is Ham

Salisbury

Glen Rock. N|

Eden

Cherryville

Wesllake, OH

Elon College

Summit, N|

Sally L Hannan
Barbara L Hardy
Vickie S, Hare
Melissa 1 Harmon
Quinn K, Harned
Susan E Harrington
Angela W. Hawks

Cols, OH

Snow Hill

Durham

Wmston-Salem

Reidsville

Greensboro

Melodi R Hayes
Roche D Hayes
Leslie B Hearn
Pamela 1 Hedrick
Cornnne E Helderman
Bonnie L Henderson
Cynthia G Henderson

Lumberton

Nashville. TN

Graham

Henderson

Concord

Greensboro

Kannapolis

Gail C Henderson
lulia A Hester
Susan R Hiikman
Sheila F Hill
lanice E. Hinson
Linda D. Hodge
Dons A. Hodges

Burlington

McLeansville

Statesville

Rocky Ml

High Point

Winstoii-Sak'm

Durham

Donna A. Hoffman
lean N. Hogsed
Marsfia F. Holbrook
Nina A. Hollifield
Manon D. Hollowell
Elizabeth A, Holt
Pamela A. Holt

Charlotte

Andrews

Charlotte

Black Mountain

Tyner

Kinston

Graham

Michael D. Honeycutt
Sherri A, Honker
Susan L. Homey
Deborah C House
Elizabeth L Howard
Luzia A. Howe
Ruth A Hoxie

Murphy
Hope Mills
High Point
Rocky Mt
Burlington
Asheboro
Charlotte

Susan E. Hudgins
Kathy M. Hudler
ludy C. Hudson
Ernestine B. Huffman
Patricia Hughes
Ralph O. Humble
Peggy D Hunt

Raleigh

Clendale Springs

Yadkinyille

Fayetteyille

Alexandria, VA

Liberty

Greensboro

William E Hunt
Ruth A. Igleheart
Henrietta Ijames
Vicky L. Ingram
Amy E. Irwin
Steven C, Ivey
Ruth E. lames

High Point

Greensboro

Lexington

Winston-Salem

Dayidson

Pfafftown

Verona, N|

Tern S, lernigan
Rhonda K. jester
Diana L. lohnson
loan W. lohnson
Kathryn R lohnson
Louise E, lohnson
Maf%' L Johnson

Fairmont

Asheboro

Winston-Salem

Weaverville

Charlotte

Pompton Plains, Nl

Raleigh

Patricia L lohnson
Sharon B lohnson
Deborah L, lones
Martha M. Jones
Rebecca S. lones
Ruth E. lones
Sharon L, lones

Greensboro

Raleigh

Glasgow AFB, MNT

Winston-Salem

Walkertown

Cedar Mtn,

Greensboro

Seve R, lones
Sandra K, lordan
Lu Ann Jordan
Patricia C. Joyce
Wendy L, Kaldon
Bruce D Isaplan
Elizabeth A Kay

Greensboro
Morven
Kemersville
Greensboro
Greensboro
Mahwah. N|
Arlington, VA

Theron S. Kearns
Camilla |. Kelly
Gail M. Kelly
Tippy L. Kepley
Cathy C. Kernodle
Elizabeth A Kimball
F Rencc kincaid

High Point

New London

Westwook, N|

Levington

Burlington

Zebulon

ludilh E king
Sheree F King
Sherry L Kinlaw
Barbara E Kinsey
B. Cher^'l Kirhy
Karen L. kiser
Paul \\ Kiyctt

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Mary C, Km h
Karol A, Kreshon
Kathryn A Kuzminski
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Baltlebon.

Silver Spring, Mil

Towson, MD

Charlotte

Aberdeen

Kcrnersvilk'

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Sharon D Llil

Greensboro

Line B. L.imljen

Climax

Liiu D Lambert

Mt. Airy

Virge A. Lampmen

Morganville. N|

Vicki L. Lane

Winston-Salem

Debra |. Lang

Gary

Karen Lasater

Greensboro

Susan P, Lasbiter

Blanch

Anita Laughinghouse

Barium Springs

loEllyn L Laurrng

lacksonville

Delois P. Laulen

Winston-Salem

Suzanne W. LaVange

Hazelwood

Vicki C Leary

Edenlon

lou A Ledbeller

Madison

Miriam F Ledbetter

Wmslon-Salem

lames C Lee III

Greensboro

Palricia 1 Leibell

Bronxville, NY

Thelma E, Leichliler

Laurinburg

joy L, Lent

South Boston, VA

Mary B Leonard

Welcome

Marv T. Leonard

Greensboro

lanet A. Lewis

Walnut Cove

Anne M- Little

West lellerson

Barbara D. Loester

Greensboro

Pricella L. Lloyd

Robbinsville

Beverly C Long

Raleigh

Maryann M, Long

Wmslon-Salem

Martha S. Love

Pilot Mt

lohn A, Lovin

Marble

Alleta 5. Lowe

luhan

Mary A. Lowe

Greensboro

Pamela L. Lowery

Charlotte

Lynlette Y. Lucas

Louisburg

lames H. McAndrew

High Point

Suzanne K. McAnulty

Robbins

lo R. McCachren

Salisbury

Linda McClam

New Bern

Sandra I. McClung

Eden

Patricia L. McClure

Gastonia

Suzanne K. McCray

Staunton, VA

Carol L, McDowell

Stuart, FA

Debra A. McCee

Greensboro

lanet E- McCinnis

Stanley

lames M, McGuire

Thomasville

Edna R. Mclntyre

Goldsboro

Nancy L. McKellar

Rowland

lane E. McKinney

Greensboro

Sherrie M, McKinnon

Asheboro

Bilhe N McLaughlin

Maxlon

Mary M- McLaurin

West leftcrson

Francine D- McLeod

Mavton

Deborah L. McMillan

Wmslon-Salem

Vera D, McMillan

Cameron

Denise C. McNeill

Raleigh

Paula A McPhail

Fayetteville

Norma K McSwam

Sanford

Donna L Mabe

Madison

Chnstel E Mack

Greensboro

Margaret W Malcolm

Charleston, WVA

Laura L. Mann

Charlotte

Alice A. Manuel

Stoneville

LaRhe Markham

Greensboro

Gail B Marlou

Greensboro

llll V Marlow

Greensboro

Emmy A Marshall

Summertield

Patncia A Martin

King

Melanie S Massey

Yanceyville

Kathy I, Matthews

Liberty

Mar,- E. Matthews

Charlotte

Linda L. Malthisen

Forest Cily

Susan K. Mavo

Burlington

Helen H. Mears

Washington, DC

Deborah A Meighan

ChaHotte

Marlena Meisenheimer

Charlotte

Mary L, Melton

Salisbury

leflerv Melvin

Fayetteville

Karen E Melvin

Favetteville

Holly Mercer

Charlotte

Helen K, Merck

Lumberton

Pamela A. Miller

Lenoir

Sandra K, Miller

Cherryville

Emilv |. Mills

Wallace

Valeneia L. Miiosky

Greensboro

Elizabeth A. Mincey

Burlington

Myrna M Minton

Roxobel

Rebecca L Mode

Annandale, VA

Mar\ R. Moodv

Charlotte

Carol F Moore

lamestown

Cheryl A- Moore

Winston-Salem

Patricia A, Moorelield

Burlington

Anne B, Morgan

Statesville

)an L Morgavan

Gibsonville

Christine A\ Morris

Charlotte

Cynthia A, Morris

High Point

Mary M. Morrow

Durham

Carolyn Y. Morton

Charlotte

Martha G. Morton

Gamer

Charles E. Moschler

Burlington

Robin B Motley

Salisbury

Melinda D Moxley

Boonvillp

lody L. Mull

Gastonia

Teresa G Mullis

Olin

lulianne Murphy

Morehead Citv

Suellen Murphy

Thomasville

Karen S Nail

Robbms

Robin E Nance

Salisbury

Sarah E. Needham

Pilot Ml

Barbara A, Ness

Medlield, MAS

Debra K. Norman

Greensboro

Cynthia L. Norman

Dobson

ludy Norris

Statesville

Susan H- Nunn

Charlotte

Dennis |. Osborne

Sparta

Carolyn P. Ostwalt

Greensboro

Desiree R. Overby

Florence, SC

Howard G. Owen

Stalev

Sherrie L- Pace

Forest City

Wanda G, Padgett

Greensboro

lane L Page

Cumberland, K>

Anita S. Palazzolo

Elizabeth Citv

Clara A. Plamer

Durham

Ann E. Parent

Winston-Salem

leanette C Parke

Charlotte

Patricia A. Parnell

Winston-Salem

Carolyn S. Parsley

Statesville

Lucmda M. Parsons

Wilkesboro

Patsy G Passmore

Trimly

Deborah A. Patrick

Knowille. TN

Acquanetia F, Patterson

Durham

Patncia 1 Patterson

Burlington

Donna G Payne

A-hebnr.r

Louisa F Payne

l-taw Kivei

Eve R Pendletion

Ruhm.iml, V\

lettery ,M. Pen lev

Statesville

Dianne C Perdue

Mt. Airv

George E, Perry

Laurinburg

Cvnthia A. Peters

Fayetteville

Pamela R. Peters

Fayettevillr

Sharon A. Pettit

Greensboro

lennv I, Phihbs

High Point

Til iiiiiia
PI

Suzanne E. Plauche

Wilson

P.ilncid A. Podboreski

Stoneville

P.ilruia A. Potndexler

Pfatflown

Nan<v E, Pollock

WInston-Salem

Cathv R Pons

Lenoir

Donna M Poole

Gary

[>.borah L. Porter

Hickory

Elmira I. Powell

Raleigh

Pamela D. Powell

Washington

Karen L. Priest

Fayelleville

Rebecca I. Purgason

Mayoclan

Paula 5, Purvis

Greensboro

Celia A, Putnam

Ml Holly

Myra E, Ra^an

Levingttjn

Lutia M Randall

Charlotte

Fannie L Ratlilf

Lilesville

Kathy D. Ray

Fayetteville

Sylvia 5. Ray

Summerfield

lulie L. Redd

ChaHotte

Cheryl L, Reihl

Wilmington

Renee 1 Reszutek

Colonia, N|

Karen L Reynolds

Greensboro

Vickie L. Richardson

Asheboro

Carol F Rierson

Clemmons

Wanda L Riley

Durham

Elaine Rivenbark

Wallace

Dale E. Roberts

Apex

Linda M Robertson

Rural Hall

Carol D, Robinson

Durham

Resa 1- Robinson

Raleigh

Ursula P. Robinson

Fayetteville

Pinkie 1 Rodenck

Spencer

lulia L- Rogers

Statesville

Patricia H. Rogers
Deborah I Roland

Smithfield

Ashevllle

Claudia I. Rollins

Spindale

leff D. Rosen

Dover, N|

|(.C, Roycroft

Shallotte

Cheryl W Royster

Raleigh

Barbara |. Rubin

New Brunswick, Nl

lanet M Rumley

Mavodan

Irene L, Sadie

Morristown, N|

Mary E Sale

Raleigh

Sue A Sanderson

Evergreen

Luther A, Sandridge

Winston-Salem

Betty L, Sasser

Raleigh

Mitchell D. Savin

Greensboro

Mary F, Schroeder

Gary

Karen E, Schultheis

lamestown

Laura D. Schwartz

Alexandria, VA

Dorothy A, Scott

Mebane

lean T Scott

Stanley

Mayr A. Seals

Lumberton

Rebakah |. Segraves

Winston-Salem

Edith A. Sells

Statesville

Camellia K. Sexton

Wallburg

Lydia S Shackelford

Kinston

Beniamin A. Shapre

Raleigh

Debbie 1, Sharpe

Summertield

Shannon L Shelton

Wmston-Salem

Robin G. Shepard

Greensboro

Revonda G Shore

King

Esther A Short

Henderson

Mildred Carol Short

Waxhaw

Kathy W Simmons

Laurinburg

Robin 1 Simmons

Greensboro

Suzanne S, Simmons

Shelby

Vicki L, Simmons

Hickory

Barbara Simpson

Sanford

Sarah V, Sims

Spencer

Marv K. Singletarv
Elaine M. Singleton
Katherine E. Sink
Robena L. Sloan
Angela R, Smith
David L, Smith
Larnice D, Smith

Lucy E. Smith
Patncia S. Smith
Robert B. Smith
Shandi G. Smith
Eva F, Snotherlv
lane B, Sorenson
Martha A Sowdo

Debra A, Speaks
lenniter D. Spence
Marsha L. Spencer
Dinah L. Stafford
Paggv L. Stallings
joAnn Stamper
Chervl L, Stanfield

Deborah C Stanley
Martha D. Staton
Virginia A. Staton
lanet G Steele
Pamela H Steele
Deborah H Steen
lean E Sterner

Brenda I Stevens
LouAnn Stevens
Denise M. Stockert
Rhonda E. Stradley
Tracy H, Streater, Jr.
Donna L- Summers
Path A Summers

Carol L, Sweeney
Kyle Y Swisher
Ian M. Talbert
Suzan Y. Tanner
Christeen E. Taylor
Debbie A. Taylor
Elizabeth A, Taylor

Evangeline Taylor
Laura L. Taylor
M. Elaine Taylor
Alice M. Terry
Phyllis D Thacke
Deborah D Thon
Deborah E Thorn

Gloria T Thoma
Susan E, Thoma
CIria I. Thompsi
Betsy I, Thomps
Rebecca A, Thn
Sandra A. Tidlin
Howard A. Tille

Kristy T. Tinsley
Brenda j. Todd
Margaret T. Towt

tlcinor H Troi
Chervl L fui k,
Martha L Turn
Wendy | Tumi
Ciarnette C

Rowland

Kinston

VVinston-Salem

Apes

Salisbury

High Point

Rocky Mt

High Point
Winston-Salem
Martinsville. VA

Trinity

Greensboro

Granite Falls

Roanoke, VA

Elon College

Greensboro
Raeford
Ansonvllle
Greensboro
Sandy Ridge
Kannapolis
MD

Poti

Fayetteville

Walnut Cove

Wmston-Salem

High Point

Winston-Salem

Greensboro

Hiddenite

Eden

Ellicon City. MD

Winston-Salem

Spruce Pine

Hendersonville

Ruffin

Faison

Stalesville

Hickory

Hillsborough

Whitsett

Vinston-Salem

knightdair

Fayetteville

Greensboro

Canton

Rocky Ml

Darien. CT

Chadoll,

Gretna. V\

Newport

evingld
Hickoi

Cathe

Tule

■L, Tv

Karen Lllmer

Graham

Waviiesull,.

Winslon-S.ileni

Deerfield, MAS

Kernersyille

Arlington VV

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Bonitd A, V,flenlino

Greensboro

Bellv 1, Vt.>s

Forest City

SylviJ L. Vic-tur

Graham

S.iM L. Viole

Greensboro

Arinj V. Viliani

Winslon-Salem

loan K. Voglec

Greensboro

Borliara A, VonOesen

Charlotte

Ti-re-a L. Waddeil

Fayetteville

Susan D. Wade

Concorfl

katherme H. Wagoner

Chapel Hill

Ann C, Waldrop

Richmond, VA

Canddce H Wall

Durham

Pnscilla E Wall

Raleigh

Susan T Wallwork

Mt Mourne

Stephanie R, Walter

Nashua, NH

lull A. Warren

Hickory

Marsha R Watkins

Henderson

Rachel I, Walson

Greensboro

Cynlhia L Webster

Burlington

Melanie C Welborn

Winston-Salem

Carol A Wellons

Asheville

Linda A Welte

Movlan, PA

Amy L Wendell

Potomac, MD

Lesa B. West

Breensboro

Robin C, West

Clemmons

Vickie L West

Andrews

Nancy R. Westbrook

Mt, Olive

Anna L. Wheeler

Garner

lanice L Whelan

Gary

Patricia L White

SanFrancisco, CA

Deana L. Whitehead

Morehead City

Debbie C Whitman

Winston-Salem

Mane E. Wicker

Burlington

Carol F Wilkerson

Raleigh

Carol E Wilkins

Greensboro

Linda C, Willcux

Asheboro

Anne R. Williams

Greensboro

Connie R Williams

Winston-Salem

Linda D, Williams

Charlotte

Nila L. Williams

Asheville

lulianna Williamson

Greensboro

Mada C, Williamson

Whiteville

Sandra A, Wills

Canton

Karen S Wilson

Lexington

kathy L. Wilson

Matthews

Vivian L. Wilson

Tar Heel

Susan E Wimbish

Greensboro

Lee M Wing

Charlotte

Cheryl L Winger

Chatham, N|

Arthyr M, Winslead

Greensboro

Annaliese vonWitzky

New Fainield, CT

Malena Wood

Charlotte

Helen M. Woodall

Clayton

Sharon A. Woodard

Spring Lake

Donna F. Woodruff

Canton

Gina C, Woodruff

Mocksville

Debora A Woods

Fayetteville

Phyllis A, Woody

Timberlake

Sharon R. Woosley

Pfafftown

Linda F. Wooten

Durham

Sarah K. Wootfon

Greensboro

Stephanie D Worsham

Raleigh

Carol 1 Wrobel

Mt Pleasant, SC

Susan F- Wyalt

Candor

Edwin T. Yarber

Greensboro

Mary K. Yates

Wilmington

Dana K. Yoder

Fredericksburg, VA

Linda L. York

Greensboro

lenniler A, Young

Durham

Fonda C. Younger

Mt. Airy

Sophomores

Cvlllli.i I Ad.inis
lu.irine M. Albnghl
Deborah L. Ale\.incle
F. Diane Allison
Louise K. Allred
Virginia C, Animnns
t arolvn 5- Andrews

Chervl |. Andre-
M.| Angelini
Marsha L Arnii
Andra L Alkins,
Linda S. Avers
Rita D, Avers

Mne E A\

Bels\ H Baile\
Harvev L Bailev
VVilluini L Baites
Boniia L Baker
Pamela Iv Baker
CMithia L Ball
C\nlhia L Barber

|o\ce A Bartletl
Alice G. Balson

Barbara L Bene
lanel C Bensor
Susan K. Best
Melanie L Bets,
Lannv I Bische

Pamela R Blatkbum
Angela F Blackhursi
Cvnthia R, Bland
Evelvnne L, Blanton
Deborah A, BIomki)
Susan P Bost
Lri«h H Bovinel

liivu' A Bovvers
( harlene L Bowr
Clenria S Bowles
Nina I Bowman
Susan M Branih
Betsv L Branklev
lanice L Brav

Mvra Bieitman
\lai|orie V Breslin
Mollv M Brill
D.'borah I Britlian
Donna \1 Brillon
( alhi-rmr S Bro( km,
\lari;arrl K Brooks

losi-ph () Brooks
Donald \, Brookshir
F\el\n M Brown
Sl.'phen (, Brr.wn
Iheresa F Br.jwr,
Penia s Br^anl
Wanda t, Bullotk

Charles M Aaron
Trudy K Abernelh
Laura M Adair
Ann E Adams

Greensboro
Greensboro

lacksonvillle

i-Hudson, NY

Greensbort>

High Point

Stuart, VA

Pinnacle

Henderson

ille

Ptatftown
Greensboro

Nashville

Greensboni

Franklinton

VVinston-Salem

Reidsville

Wood I eat
Greensboro

Asheboro
Greensboro

Salisbury
Concord

Whilevillc
Hiijh Point
Greensboro
High Point
Fort Brag.i;
lamestovvn
Asheboro

Newtcjn

Greensboro

Wake Forest

BoilinR Spnngs

H.implon VA

Shelln

Kinston

W,id.-sl.,,n,
l,,\.-lt.Aill,
Mi« ksiill.'

I lulls. .11

Durham

Chase Cilv, V\

Greensboro

I h,irlotl.

\1, Don, lid
r,iMil.' I ,iN,

ml <,,ird.-n
( h.irlolte

BrevarrI

RaetorrI

Mendersonville

Winston-Salem

Shallottr

Greensboro

^i^^a

i'.^^

M.irMcircl A Burr
M.inh.i L, Burrils
W.ind.l I CadifL
C.inic-I.i M (alio

Donna L. Cameron
Rebecca J. Capp^
Cynthia L. Cardwell
Debra E. Cardwell
Kathy E. Carey
Terry A, Carlton
Nona B, Carroll

Pal!.y L. Carroll
Wallye R, Carsv
Mary E. Carter
Beth D. Caiey

Cas
Pain

ndra C.
I S. Cha

loella M Chamber^

LouAnn Chambers
Sheree E. Chambers
Madeline D. Chase
Connie L. Cheek
Sharon E Cheek
Martha C Childers

Susan D. Clarke
Deborah E, Clegg
Caroline M, Cline
Shelia A, Cline
Katrina A. Coleman
Carl D, Collins
Debra L, Collins

Sandra L Conciatori
Donna G. Conrad
Kathleen L. Cooke
Claire D. Copeland
Vicki L. Copeland
Catherine R. Corn
Amy A, Corpening

Patricia A, Coltrel
Cynthia A Cox
David S. Cox
Kathy D. Cox
Margaret M. CoyI
Lynne D. Craft
Kimberley S. Crar

Patricia D. Craven
Marsha K. Crews
Steve W. Crews
Karen L. Crocker
Vera L Crooke
Mary L Crouch
Magda L Cruz

Phillip H Cummmgs
Sharon L. Dail
lo C Dale
Ceorganne Daniels
Mai\' B Garden
Nancy D Daushten,'
lane T Davenport

Patricia A Davis
Teny D. Dans
lanet C Dean
Kathy L Dean
Sara K Denny
Robin M Disher
loyce K. Doggelt

Statesyille

North Wilkeshoro

dalfney

Sanlord

<larkton

Wallace

Greensboro

Chapel Hill

Wmston-Salem

Trumbull, CT

Clinton

Greensboro

Shelby

Winslon-Salem

Ptatltown

Canton

Durham

Walkertown

Statesville

Marion

Mount Airy

Winslon-Salem
High Point
Greensboro

Chatham, N|

Vinston-Salem

High Point

Edenton

Thomasville

High Point

Granite Falls

Reidsville
Sanlord

Lillinglrrn
Kearneysville

Asheboro
Wilmington
Greensboro
Cherryville
Monroe
Greensboro
Columbia, SC

Vass

Kenansville

Charlotte

Kannapolis

Clinton

Smithlield

Kinston

Wmston-Salem

Waynesville

Charlotte

Greensboro

Durham

Wmston-Salem

Greensboro

Dena S. Dollyhigh
Patricia A. Donohue
Daniel I. Donovan
Wanda G Duncan
Beniamin 1, Dunlap
Harriet E, East
Deborah S Edmonds

Mount Alr\

Abington, PA

Santord

Roxboro

Greensboro

Charlotte

Fayetteville

Susan G- Elium
Neal E Eller
Ann C Elliott
lohn E. Ellis
Vicki L. Engle
karen Y Enloe
Paula M. Faircloth

Winston-Salem

Kernersvillc

Wmston-Salem

High Point

Greensboro

Canton

Elm Cit\

Donna K. Faulkner
Emily R. Finch
Debra L. Fink
Cinna Fishburne
Beverly |. Fisher
Dora F. Fisher
Linda L. Fisher

Greensboro

Bailey

Durham

Winston-Salem

Pendleton

Linden

Ashevillc

lames I Fitzgerald
Kathleen T Flanagan
Laura L- Flowers
Robbie A. Floyd
Karen | FIvnl
Man. E Fodel
Donald H Foster

Charlotte
Charlotte
Hickor\
Norwood
Asheboro
Charlotte
Bridgeton, N]

Dana M Fo\
Carolyn S Francis
Lydia A Frazier
Rita E. Frazer
Terri R. Furr
Theressa G. Gaddy
Karen L. Galloway

Charlotte
Wavnesville

R.ilrr^h
Greelr-li"|.

Durham
Belmoni

Carole A Gammon
Sara K. Gardner
Barbara R. Garrison
Carolyn Cause
Linda S- Gay
Cynthia A. Gibson
Cathv F. Gilliam

Reidsville

Wood leaf

Burlington

Ash

Zebulon

Greensboro

Burlington

Dale B Glenn
Betty L. Godfrey
lulia N Goodall
Elizabeth M. Goodwin
Anne W. Gorrell
Margaret R Gould
Pamela A Graham

Rougemont

Santord

Fayetteville

Winston-Salem

Winsfon-Salem

Charlotte

W'allate

Debra L, Green
Ivey A, Green
Kathy L. Green
Candace D. Greninger
Marv E. Grier
Elizabeth A, Griffin
Laura L Griffiths

Durham

Reidsville

Raleigh

High Pcin-

( h.iilMi;,

Barbara A Grimes
Martha E. Groome
Edda G Groon
Kathleen L. Guy
Wanda L Hadlev
Davvn M Haeberle
Kuhartl s flail/

Elizabethfown

K.llrigh
Chailotl.-

' c'hariotle
Greensboro

Susan G Hale
lellrev A, Hall
Sekvvn D Hall
Susan 1 Hall
Marv F Hamillon
Debra 1 Hardii-
Blanthe M Harden

Cherrv Hill. N|
Wallace

Winston-Sali'iii
Gr.'r-i.hoi.i

Builinginn
( hailolh'

km .

k P ^A liM

^f^^M.

Elinda Hargrave
Lvnda C. Hargrove
Elizabeth A. Harold
tvnlhia D. Harris
Sylvia Harris
Donald C, Hartmann
Claude A. Harvey

luilv L Haskins
t:hervl I Hasweli
Frames L. Haydoc
Dorothy S. Hayes
Randi l\ Hearn
Kalhy L Heck
luily D Hendersnr

Holly E. Hendrixson
Gary L. Henry
Virginia A. Hepburn
Martha N, Herndon
Debra I. Harrin
Patricia L- Herring
Dana 1 Hessee

Mary K Hewelt
Cynthia I Higgins
Margaret L Highfill
joy D, Hill
Susan R, Hill
Donna L Hobson
Sharon M Hodgin

Elizabeth C. Holland
Terri L. Hollingsworth
Rhonda M. Holmes
Helen M. Horton
Donna F Howard
Edna N, Howard
Deborah L, Howell

lanice I- Howell
Sheila M. Howell
Anna K. Howie
Kenneth F. Huffstetler
Dorothy C Hughes
Martha G. Humphrey
lenniler L, Huntson

William Q, Hurley
Ellen Is Hutchins
Ion B, Hutchinson
Marv L, lack
Elizabeth C lackson
Terrell E lackson

Rebecca S. laffers
Sammie T, lochum
Ann C. Johnson
Susan P, lohnson
Sylvia K- lohnson
Martha I, Johnstone

' I, lones

Dorothy W lones
Fannie L lones
Hughia L lones
lanice G. lones
Martha W lones
Kim A lordon
hloben Kautman

Deborah E, Keaton
Mary M, Kendall
Sherry D Key
Kathi S Kiger
Mary M, Killough
Kathleen A, Kirk
Cathenne E Klullz

High Point

Raleigh

Durham

Hendersonville

Burlington

Wilmington, DE

Greensboro

Cherryville

Goldsboro

Liberty

?nnington, N|

Goldsboro

Salisbury

Goldsboro

Wake Forest

AllaniK
Randleman

Raleigh
High Point
High Point
Kernersville
High Point
Petersburg, VA
Wadesboro

Fayetteville
Aiken

Durham
Union Mills
Kannapolis
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Dallas
Randleman

Wilmington

Winston-Salem

Matthews

Golds

Stokesdale

Zebulon

iston-Salem

Dresel

Raleigh

Moravian Falls

Kernersville

Charlotte

Greensboro

Black Mountain

Michael R. Kochel

Greensboro

Patricia A. Kohnle

Granite Falls

Peggy E. Kuhn

dgefield, CN

Christina t. Kupp

Ridgewood. N|

Albert M.C, Kwan

Hong Kong

Teresa A. Lambert

Climav

Cregorv' H Lambeth

Thomasville

Patricia T Land

Greensboro

Debra A Landreth

inston-Salem

Dawn A, Lane

Carv

Rebecca L Leathen.vood

Waynesville

Steven S. Leblang

Greensboro

David VV Ledbetter

Shelbv

Louise K, Leonard

Lansing

Nancy M. Leonard

Lexington

Pauline H. Leonard

Lexington

5ui-Ki R. Li KowIi

Jon

, Hong kong

David B. Licht

GrernOioro

Deborah L. Lightner

Hinli I'nini

Edna M, Lipe

VVjil.-sli.in.

lav 1 Little

Grilton

Fran E, Loltin

Charlotte

Marsha D. Lohr

High Point

Daphne A. Long

Concord

Frieda L Long

Alexis

lames L. Longworth

inston-Salem

Angela M. Lord

Raleigh

M. Darlene Lovern

inston-Salem

Susan I Lowe

Burlington

Robert D. Lov

Burlington

Susan E. Lucas

Fa\'.ii,Aillr

David M. Mabe

Walniil 1 ^H.'

Roger K- Mabe

ll.Ull.U.N

Sue E, Mabry

Albfiii.iilf

Martha G MacAvov

inslon-Salem

Settle A Maddrey

Greensboro

lanet M, Maness

Biscoe

Frances E. Manning

Raleigh

Larry D. Marbert

Fayetteville

Mary B, Marett

Wilmington

Mary E. Marking

cin Hill, MD

Paul R, Markle. |r

Raleigh

Sylvia 1 Marshall

Stokesdale

Martha N. Matthews

High Point

Wanda F, Matthews

Pinnacle

Teresa A. Mauldin

Albemarle

Carol H Mayes

Huntersville

Vicki C. Maynard

izabethtown

Pamela s Mays

Hicknr\

Connie V. McAdams

Elland

Beth C. McCall

Charlotte

Diane McClellan

Asheville

Lloyd B, McConnell

Greensboro

Margie E McCorkle

Newton

Pamela A- Mclnlvre

Burlington

Zenobia B, Mr Laughlm

inslon-Salem

lerry L. MrNeill

Ramseui

Donald B- Mekher

Dunn

Dons L, Mendenhall

inston-Salem

Meilsa E. Mesimore

Greensboro

Mem A. Michael

kernersvilli-

Lisa G, Midgett

Grcensboio

kathy A Milligan ( )kl

aho

m.i ( it\ t )K

Clifford S Mitchell

High Point

Martha M, Mitchell

Thomasville

Nancy P Mitchell

Manson

loel G. Moffilt

Greensboro

Suzanne Monlagne

Wilson

Sue E. Moon

Snow Cam[)

Cynlhi.i 1 Miiorc

inslon-Salem

ft C C^ ^ 1^ P

k^~^

K.ilhrvn (, Moori'

St. Pauls

M,ir\ C Morns

Charlotte

Sus.in E Morrow

Siatesville

N.intv C. Moselev

CIcn Mills, PA

Brenda K. Mullins

I atawba

Lmcl.i B Murdoik

l.iiiu-siown

B.irhji.l 1 Myers

WistonSalerll

Mdi^- E Njvlor

Wilmington

MiSrv L. Neaglley

Mechanicsburg, PA

Barbara A. Nelson

Levittown, NY

Virginia E. Nelson

Pilot Mountain

Constance E. Neslor

Winston-Salem

Marv W. Newman

Boydton, VA

Nancy M. Nicholson

Lumberton

Debra Iv Ni\on

High Point

leri L Noe

Eden

MaryAnn Noland

Waynesville

Sherrie A, Nordan

Benson

George 5- Nyquist, jr.

Baltimore, MD

Beverly I Dates

Newton Grove

Tempe A Dehler

Myrtle Beach, SC

Susan L. Oglesby

Roxboro

Barbara A Oliver

Somers Point, N|

Kathleen A, Olsen

Raleigh

Paul V, Ortino, |r.

Lehigh, FL

Brenda K, Overton

Ahoskie

Laura C. Owens

Red Springs

Lola F Owens

Rockwell

Sally M Pahnke

lamestown

Anne F. Panarelli

West Deal, N|

Dottie A Parks

Hickory

Sigrid R. Parks

Charlotte

Donna L Patterson

Kannapolis

William C Payne, |r

Greensboro

Elizabeth H Pegram

Littleton

Betsv L. Pentecost

Gary

Clenda A, Perkins

Robbinsville

lane W, Perkinson

Winston-Salem

Lin M. Perriello

Chadotte

Cassandra B Peterson

Goldsboro

Deborah E Petersen

Spruce Pine

Martha B Phelps

Charlotte

Angela 1, Phillips

Charlotte

Martha E, Phillips

Greensboro

Bevedy I. Pittman

Raleigh

Leslie E Poe

East Spencer

Patricia L, Pollard

Greensboro

Roslyn S Pollard

Charlotte

Donna k. Pope

Dunn

lulia k Pope

lax, FL

Christine L Poplin

Charlotte

Cynthia R Pugh

Asheville

Angela K, Pulliam

Semora

lanice M, Purnell

Raleigh

Lmda R, Rafterty

Greensboro

Mar> S. Ragan

Sanford

Thomas R Rainey

Greensboro

Lynda 1 Randle

Rolkton

Celinda R, Reavis

Mocksville

Lillie M Reaor

Canton

Helen |. Redmon

Greensboro

Charles D Reid

High Point

Marcella K. Rhoades

lacksonville

Linda S. Rue

Pfatttown

Karen D, Richard

Greensboro

Deborah E. Richardson

Chadotte

Elizabeth C. Richardson

Concord

Enola K. Richardson

Brown Summit

Marilyn L, Ricks

Goldsboro

Erankie C Rippy

Burlington

Rebecc.i E, Rilch
Cjvie D, Rive-.
Connie L, Roberts
Nancy E. Roberts
Barbara N Robinette
^^a^^■ R. Rodeers
Harold E. Roland

Shirley I Rollins
Audre\ L Rothroack
Susan E Rovals
Mar\ L Ruftv

Frar

E Russell

ludv ^ Rv

Bob Saturlev
Faith D, Saunders
Rebecca A. Scarbo
lane L. Schwantes
Anita L. Scott
Kent C- Seely
Beniamin L Sells

Waller E. Shackellord
Carolyn A Sharpe
Beverly A. Sheets
lill N. Sheintoch
jerry L. Shelton
Susan L Shipp
loan A. Shoe

Barbara G Shor
Robert L- Shoves
lune C, Shotwell
Deborah S. Shuford
Kathryn A, Shut'ord
Victoria L. Silby
Angela D Siler

lanice L. Silliman
Nancy L. Simmons
Bonnie 1. Sinclair
Nancy L- Singleton
Vickie C Sink
Stephanie L Sloop
Cecily A, Smith

Cheryl S Smith
Deborah I Smith
lams M. Smith
ienniter S. Smith
Kathr/n S Smith

Leslie E
Linda

Sandra K Smith
Shauna N Smith
Susan S Smith

lanet C SolberR
Virmnia C Sparrc
LiseC Slabenall
Evelyn Stanles
Vitki ( Stanley

Lli/abeth ( Starni
Bennie VV Sleven-
Christine D Stith
Rebel I a I' Stover
lulia M, Stuan
CrenK M Suhm
Russell M Suriall

Clemmons

Greensboro

Pine Hall

Charlotte

Tavlorsville

I'lattlown

Aurora

Randleman

nston-Salem

Hiqh Point

Greensboro

Bessemer City

Woodstown, Nj

Durham

Asheville

shore

Durham

Sharpshurg

Lexmston

Petersburf^. VA

Greensboro

Durham

Burlington

Virgilma. VA

Greensboro

Flat Rock

Concord

Nebo

Asheville

Rosboro

I lie

High Point

Con.ord

Wadesboro

Gdldsboio

High Point

Clyde

Siloani

Wallace

Greensboro

Clemmons

Elon Cnlleue

Rlirlinglon

Charlotte

Iter Vie«, VA

Charlotte
Longwood
HiRh Point

Charlotte

Bladenboro

Winston-Salem

M£iMM.

(.Ivnn M Su.iini
N.iiuy [ Sw.iini
Mundii- L. iwill
Emiley M, TalliTi
Susjn G. Tarlton
Sharon E. Talc
Mll/i (, T.ivlor

Sirs.in A Umrui-
ri.inn.s E Tedde
li.hnny H Thorn,
lovif \ Thomas
Palsy A, Thomas
Sara K Thomas
Terrcsa A Thoni.

Elizabi'lh A Thoi
Naiuy D Thomp
Barliara A Tiikle
Lynn Til

All.

Tillman
an V TinRen

Marian S Townsend
Melanie F Tripp
Robert E. Trippeer
Barbara R, Tucker
lames S, Tucker
Terry A. Tucker
lanel N, Turbeville

Arlinza E Turner
Tom L Turner
Cynthia S Tusai
Mary C, Updike
H Edward VanHori
LuAnn Vannoy

All!

■ A Ve

Sharr)n L Vernon
Melinda H. Vetterlem
Robert L. Voegele
Carol A. VogI
Peyton A. Voorhees
Joyce M Wagner
Mary C. Walczak

Teresa L. Walker
Shelia L Wall
Mar>' L Waller
Denise M, Walsto
Linda M. Warren
Mary S. Warren
Robert F, Waters

Donna F, Watson
Mae A, Watson
Shirley L. Waugh
Robert M. Wearn
Helen P, Webb
Deborah E. Webster
lune E Webster

I inda A, Webster
Man/ I Webster
lana 5. Welch
Deborah E Werner
Mary E. Weslbrook
Lydia K Wheeler
Peggy I. Whichard

lanice M. Whitaker
loyce R. Whitaker
lanet C Whitlow
lohn B Whittemore
Ian L. Wilder
Melissa A Will
Sarah M Williams

Whilsclt

Durham

Williamslon

Hukoiy

lampion. VA

Burlington

Caslonia

Mount Airy

Charlotte

Conrord

Raleigh

Liberty

,il (.abirs, FL

Winston
|a< ks,

Greensboro

Newark, DE

Madison

Winston-Salem

Somers Point, NJ

Tubor C ity

Dun

Fai

Ocala, FL

ehead City

ston-Salem

Raleigh

High Point
Greensboro
Hazlet, N|

Bahama
Roseborcj

Statesville

Winston-Salem

Norman

Burlington

Stoneville

Beautort, SC

Concord

Greensboro

Hickory

Brown Summit

Sneads' Ferry

Enfield

Franklinton

Reidsville

Leasburg

Crrjton, MA

Franklinton

Dallas

Wilmington

Tfjcv L VVillums
Valeria R, Williams

Marcia D, VVilliard

Wi
Cher\'l M Winged

Cretchen I Womble

Slier Ci'
Nancv S VVooriMde

Wilmingli
lettrev C- VVoutiHard

McCleansMi
Sidney L, VVrav

Greensbo

Patricia L, Wright
Sandra K Wnghl
Mary- K W\M
Vickie H Wynne

lanet L Yates

V\'inston-Sal.
Melissa A. Vountz

Winston-Sal
Valle I Zayyisicuvski

lack
Suzanne E Zeigler

Winston-Salem

l.uici I , Arnilield
K.ithy D Anicy
Michael C. Atney
Terry A. Arney
Teresa D Askew
Leslie E Aslin
Vukle L Atkinson

nelira K BaKKeM
Erol M Balkan
Ian A, Ball
Palncia A Ballanl
William A Ballew
Keizo Bandu
Carol L Bare

lanel S, Barker

Debra R Be,
loanna R Be
Kathy D, Bet

SuEllen Beck
Bonnie |. Bee< h
Sherry A, Belk
Mary E Bell
Elizalieth A Bend(
Alyce E Benfield
Randy BerKnian

Cynthia I Berkley
Bonnie L Berrier
Sarah |o Bevill
Pamela S Blackwood
Ernestine I Blake
Nancy E, Blanton
Thomas M Blaylock

Elizabeth S Blee
Emma I. Blue
Marilyn E Bogas
ludy L. Bolac
Eula k, Bouldin
Carol E Bowden

Mooresville

Durham

C lemnions

Dunn

Istanbul, Turkey

Kensington, ME3

Belmont

Lenoir

Toyonaka, (Isaka, lapan

El on College

Patsy L B

man

Bonnie A

Ronald D

Jennie O

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Sandra M

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Beyerly L

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Marcia L

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Dianne L

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Cynthia S

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Stephanie

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Karen L Browt
Deborah A Bn
lulian K, Browi
Kathy N Brow
Michael I Br()\
Susan E Browr
Terry S Brown

Cynthia L Brumtield
Cecil M, Brunsnn
Carolyn D Bryan
Anne M Bryant
Susan C Bryant
Sharon F Buckner
Nancy E Buttlap

Elkin
Jamestown
Scotia, NY
Fairfax, VA
Lenoir
Asheville
High Point

Winston-Salem
Stokesdale
Gulf
Fayetteville
Greensboro
Stony Point
■w Rochelle, NY

Danyille, VA

Winston-Salem

Brown Summit

Greensboro

Durham

Ahoskie

Greensboro

Cooperstown, NY

Winston-Salem

Sanlord

Ale\andna, VA

Trinity

Greensboro

Harrisburg

Winston-Salem

Greensboro

Raleigh

Rocky Mount

Mill Spring

Columbia, SC

Roanoke, VA
Tryon
High Point
Greensboro
Lexington
Pine Level
Havelock

High Point

Kinstnn

Durham

Madison

Cireensboro

Granite Quarry

Greensboro

Charlotte

Tabor City

Sparta

Chatham, VA

Goldsboro

Asheville

PameM A. Bullard
Susan L. Bundy
Susan M, Buttner
Manlvnn L, Bverly
Thelma A, Cam
Martha C, Caldwell
Judith A. Campbell

Martha D, Campbell
Melissa L, Campbell
Lee K. Cardweli
Ronald O, Cardweli
Phvllis E. Carlton
lanel M Carnck
Deborah R Carter

Suzanne Cartwnght
Phyllis A, Casstevens
Rebecca E- Cates
April E. Chambers
Stephen A. Chandler
Margaret L, Chau
Susan E Chilton

France'. A Clark
Beverly A, Clayton
Kathy A. Clayton
Mar> C. Clodlelter
Sheila D Clontz
Bonnie T Cobb
Fran E Cockerham

Sandra A, Cockrell
Marilyn |. Cosdell
Susan L. Coleman
Raymond W. Comer
Carol L. Connell
Michael S, Conners
Maureen A Cook

Rita K. Cook
David C. Cooper
Shermayne Corbett
Karen D. Core
Sallie A. Covey
Debra L- Craft
Raymond H Creedn

Mar\' R Crenshav
Nancy E. Crews
Patsy F. Crim
Mitzi B. Cromer
laniceG Cullina
Teresa F Cumbo
Anne M Curry

lanel K. Dale
Terry B. Dalrymple
Deborah A- Daniel
Mildred A. Darden
Marysue D, Davidsn
Cynthia H Davis
Anita S. Daw

Wresrh Dawid|an
Barry G. Day
Tanya L. Daye
Margot C. Dellinger
Lena I. Dempsey
Dorothy L Denton
I inda I Denton

lohn M. Diachenko
Penelope I, Dial
l^eirdrc A, Dias
Suzanne M Dickerhn
Call L, Dickcrson
Donald R Dorsett
Betsy I Douli

Hope Mills
High Point
Hendersonville
High Point
High Point
Gaston I a
Randleman

Claymont, D[
Albemarle
Mavodan
Stoneville
Chapel Hill
High Point
Kannapolis

Winston-Salem
Hamptonville
Red Springs
Greensboro
Greensboro
Winslon-Salem
High Point

Eiizabethtovvn

letterson

Timberlake

Elkin

Greensboro

Burlington

Lincolnton

Alexandria, VA

Kinston

Durham

Greensboro

Durham

Glen Ridge, N|

Winston-Salem

Rocky Mount

Greensboro

Charlotte

Garland

Walkertown

Belews Creek

Winston-Salem

Greensboro

Ma\

■ ille

Sparta, N|

Wilson

McLeansville

Henderson

Wilson
Asheville

C.ri

nsb,

Somerville, N|

Cjreensbon i

Green-.boro

(li(kor\

lini.ilnlon

A.heboro

(jreen^bor..

Oeal Riyer, N^

sbo

Conu.rd

Anderson, SC

Bay Village, OH

Winslnn-S.ilem

Greensboro

East Hi.nd

kP A A

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Donna K. Dowdy
Delores A. Doyle
lacquelvn R, Driver
(onnicP Drum
Marva L Drum
Palricia I Dunn
Susan R Dunn

Sanlorcl

Raleigh

Louisliurg

M.iirlen

N.'Ulon
Wmslon-Sairm
Hendersonville

Deborah G Eakes
William R. Early, jr
K, Dru Eason
Susan I, Eckstine
Gary L Edwards
Prisulla 1 Edwards
Belh Eldridge

Fort Lauderdale, FL

Rulfin

Goldsboro

Fort Myers, FL

( harlotte

Cioldsboro

llkiii

Leslie E. Ellis
Malva D, Elmore
Norma 1. Epperson
Sharon W Eslridge
Karen S, Eury
Angela Evans
Cynlhia S, Evans

Charlotte

Milton

Weslfield

Whltsett

Charlotte

F.iyetleville

Pilot Mountain

Sheila Y Everhan
Betty K. Ezzell
luhe M. Fariss
Emily I. Farrell
Gregory B, Felts
Alelha D, Fernandez
laneF, Finch

Lexington

Harrells

Roanoke, VA

Greensboro

Greensl:)oro

Greensboro

Bailey

Debra E, Eisher
Ellen H, Fitts
lulia K. Fitzpatrick
Sally E, Fleming
Cheryl E Flynn
Carol A Foitz
Margaret C, Ford

Cherryville
Richmond, VA
Bergenlield, N|
Tarboro
Slate Hill, NY
Wmston^Salem
Silver Springs, MD

lennifer E, Frank
Minam Freel
Patncia I. Freeman
Rebecca |. Freeman
Mary C Fritts
Elizabeth B Frye
Candace L Fuller

Asheville

Canten

Louisburg

Raleigh

Lexington

Stoneville

Lewishurg, WVA

lovce Y, Fuqua
Maurice E Caddy
Ann S Gammon
Virginia L Ganong
Claudia L, Garland
Darlene E Garner
Karen 1 Garner

Eden

Wmston-Salcm

Winston-Salem

High Point

Elkin

Asheboro

Silver Spring, MD

Michael E, Garner
Cathy K. Garrett
Dawn M. Garrett
Constance |, Geiger
Lauren P, George
Louise S, George
Ginger L, Gibson

Lexington

Liberty

Greensboro

N, Versailles, PA

Whiteviile

Whiteville

High Point

Mona S. Gibson
lanice K. Gilliam
Ginger E. Godard
William C. Gorman
Harold D, Green
lane B, Green
Laura G Greenhill

Pine Hall

Elon College

Williamslon

Chamblee

Greensboro

Burlington

Durham

Sena R Gregory
Linda M, Grittin
Sallie L. Griftin
Lucy A, Guest
NadineC Gurley
ludy K, Gwaltney
Alma R. Hagaman

Elkin

Fayetteville

Louisburg

Greensboro

Marion

Goldsboro

Winston-Salem

Cvnthia A. Hagt-rslrom

nston-Salem

Kjren D, Hall

Yadkmville

David M. Ham

■w York. NY

lames A- Hamptfin

Sparta

Robert E. Hampton

nston-Salem

E Elame Harbison

Morganton

Carnlvn R Harbor

Eden

Mar\ E Hargreave

Durham

Susan H Harman

Lexington

Yvunria K. Harrell

Snow Hill

loan M Harnll

Forest City

Lila R Harris

Greensboro

Ramona K. Heath

Snow Hill

lonathan D. Heck

nandale, VA

Marcia Is. Hedgecock

nston-Salem

Cath\ A. Hefner

Hickory

Cynthia A. Helms

Midland

lane R. Henderson

Chadone

Mary H. Henderson

Lincolnton

Stephanie A. Henderson

Greensboro

VKlona L Henderson

Matthews

Frances A. Hendri\

Raleigh

Martha E. Hepler

Thomasville

Deborah A, Harnden

Hershey. PA

Frances C. Higgins

Harrisburg

Earl W, Hill

Greensboro

Susan E. Hilliard

Burlington

Carol H, Hinshaw

nston-Salem

Marv E Hinson

Wingate

Connie S. Hobbs

Goldsboro

Rose M- Hodges

Greensboro

Cathy L, Holcomb

Boonville

Deborah L Holder

Kernersville

Annie L. Holland

Greensboro

Teresa A Holloway

Asheboro

loyce 5, Honeycutt

Burgaw

Elizabeth M, Hood

Lexington

lacquelyn S. Hovis

Lincolnton

Melinda G. Howell

Greensboro

Leslie I. Howie

Harrisburg

Martha 5. Huckenede

Laurinburg

Betty 1. Hudecek

Titusville. FLA

Sara G Hudgins

Eure

Nancy V Hudson

Raleigh

Leigh A Huftman

Thomasville

Rhonda D Hunt

Thomasville

Wanda D Hunt

Thomasville

Claudia L Hurlev

Wilson

Charlotte L Hurst

Swansboro

Susan G. Hutchins

Kings Mountain

April A, Hyman

Greensboro

Karen E. Inman

Mount Airy

Susan L, Ivey

Maitland, FLA

Edna F. Jackson

Reidsville

Rebecca D, lackson

Mebanc

Barbara A, lacobs

Dunn

lennilci A jaciibv

All

■xandria, VA

Brona I letlnes

Rocky Mount

lanice L. lohnsrjn

Denton

Melanie A. lohnson

Sandforfl

Pamela D. lohnson

inston-Salem

Dons M lohnslon

Wagram

Ea^.in A lones

Rot ky Mount

Cynthia M. lones

Liberty

Deborah E. iones

inston-Saleni

lanet F. lones

inand.ile, VA

karen L, lones

l.uiu-slown

Lou E lones

/.•biilon

Ma\ R. lones. |r.

own Siminiit

Phyllis S. lones

lot Mountain

f. .

loAnn K.inn.in

Goldsboro

M.irilvo K k.n.im

New()orl News, VA

Amy H Kellcv

Eden

Sh.iron f. Kellev

lavlorsville

tonstante E Kelly

Salisbury

Marsarel S, Kelly

Erwin

P.ilruk M Kelly

Greensboro

Nanty S Kendrick

Eden

Gerald W Kennmgton

Greensboro

Elizabeth L Kiger

Clemmons

Yyonne M. Kilpalruk

Dover

Alice F Kins

Durham

Heather M king

Wmston-Salem

Harriet A Kirk

MounI Gilead

Debra i Kiser

King

Deb(5rah A Klosener

Fayelleville

iue Knov Bit

e Ridge Summit, PA

Dnnna W Konkler

Clemmons

Sara R Koontz

Burlington

Alice M Kopp

Car^

Artemis M Koutroulias

Charlotte

Kimberlv C Lackey

Concord

Donald R Lail

Hickory

Lisa K Laird

Favetteville

Robin P Lamberth

Durham

Terry L. Lampley

Cordova

Eugenia 5 Lamprinakos

Morristown, TN

Evelyn K- Langston

Rocky Point

Wall L. Larkins

Cornelius

Patricia M Larson

Lexington

Deborah P, Lassiter

High Point

lennifer E. Lawling

Parkton

Susan L, Lawrence

MounI Airy

Elva 1 Layton

MounI Pleasant

Margaret L, Lealherman

New Bern

Laurie M. Lechner

Bayport, NY

Wanda G, Lee

Lexington

Deborah M, Leebrick

Belews Creek

Debra L, Leonard

Gritton

lanice L. Lester

Stoneville

Sharon D Lingafelt

Morganton

Karen Little

Greensboro

Melanie 1 Little

Clavton

Gloria I, Lloyd

Cookeville, TN

Miriam A. Lockhart

Mount Airv

Phyllis S. Loftin

Wmston-Salem

Betsy R. Long

Elkin

Virginia L Long

Rockingham

Stephanie D Lucas

Rocky Mount

Cynthia R. Lundy

Durham

Cynthia M. Lutz

Newton

Kathleen P, Lynch

Washington

lacquelme D Lyon

Durham

lames D, Mabe, |r

Walnut Cove

Estelle A, MacFawn

Winslon-Salem

Sharon A Mackey

Pisgah Forest

Evelyn S Maduzia

Goldsboro

Linda S Mahattey

Hickory

William L Mangam

Spring Lake

Maty lo Manning

Williamslon

Nancy P Mapes

Glen Rock, N|

Phyllis A Marmucci

Adelphi MD

Karen A Marion

Kernersville

Beverly R.M Marks

Fairmont

LaGray I Marks

Greensboro

Sheila D. Marshburn

lacksonville

1 Charlene Martin

Maninsville, VA

Fran Massa

Glen Cove, NY

Sandra G- Mathis

Frederick, MD

)anice L, Matthews

Hickory

MarN A, Matlheus

Asheville

Natalie S- Matthews

Wilson

Stanley K. Mauldin

Greensboro

Sara L, McCall

Charlotte

Tony L. McCarson

Durham

Gail L, McCormick

Greensboro

C\nthia E MtCree

LeMngton

Luann ]. McDowell

Winston-Salem

Harriet Y, McFadyen

Raetord

Pamela D. McGhee

Burlington

Bobetta L, McGilvary

Durham

Clarissa Y. Mcintosh

Morganton

Glenn A. McKawn

Chatham. N|

Sheila L. McKinney

Brevard

RoRer L Mclso\

Lillmgton

Palncia F. McMilhan

Mt Air\

Phebe D. McRae

Sanford

Ruth A. Measmer

Concord

Nancy K, Meece

Brevard

Chades E, Melvin. |r.

Greensboro

Susan M. Merrell

Greensboro

Bonita 1 Merrilt

Washington, DC

lo Ann Messick

N. Augusta, SC

Wanda T, Metzger

Merchantville, N|

Alice R. Miller

Council

Margaret D. Miller

Winston-Salem

Margaret H. Miller

Favetteville

Marsha D Mills

Greensboro

Cora E, Mitchell

Louisburg

Nettie E. Mitchiner

Durham

Joyce 1. Mobley

Greensboro

Karen E, Mottitt

Rockingham

Deborah B. Malloy

Richmond, VA

E. Kevin Moore

Ashebfjro

iohn A Moore

High Point

Judy C Moretz

Boone

lanet K. Morgan

Durham

Susan A. Morgan

Greensboro

Susan 1. Morgan

Oak Ridge

Susan Morris

Mornstown, N|

Karen S Morrison

Favetteville

Chrisanna P. Motsinger

High Point

Joyce A. Mouberrv

Cameron

Patricia F. Mullins

Charlone

lenalee Mase

Laurmburg

Beverly A, Myers

Thomasville

Karen A. Magle

Towson, MD

Rebel ca L Nance

Bethesda, MD

Rebel c a 1 Nehlsen

Greensboro

Kathleen M. Newton

Charlotte

Sheila A. Nicholson

Washington, Nj

Sandra S. Morris

Brown Summit

Carol J, Northcott

Winston-Salem

Judy A Nunn

Chapel Hill

Jams L, Nunnally

Severna Park, MD

Patrick O'Doherty

Greensboro

Frames M, O'Meara

Timonium, MD

Rita E Orr

Charlotte

Glona 1. Ostwalt

Greensboro

Willie B. Page

Slanlonsburg

Rebel c a 1, Pagett

Winslon-Salem

Dons A Palkowich

W Paletson, N|

Katherine L, Palmer

Durham

Margaret N. Palmer

Charleston, WVA

Terry A, Palmer

Durham

Barbara J. Parker

Edison, N|

Karen L, Parker

Ashcboro

Dons |. Parks

Galax, VA

Catherine A Parlier

Statesville

Kathv (, Parrom

High Point

AAM^M

Clara F. Parson
Curiis E. Patterson
latqueline C. Paul
Harriet 1. Pearce
C hnstina W. Peed
Virginia A. Peedin
lulia A, Pcgram

Patti L, Peninger
Sheila A. Penninger
Naniy C, Perkins
Bob E. Peters
Becky L. Piasecki
Margaret E, Pickett
Virginia A, Player

lenniler S, Pons
Angela F Pope
Brenda G, Price
Kathy E. Price
lanice I. Pruett
Barbara |, Pruette

Bobbye S, Rake<
Carol A, Rankin
Ollie L. Rasbury
Davie W. Ray
Wyndale I. Redd
Frederick R Reed

traw

Shar

. P Reid

I L, Reid

Betty I. Remhart
Cynthia |. Ritchie
loel L. Ritter
M. Edward Roach
Mary L. Roberts
lanice C- Robinson

Bridgette E, Roderick
Marie A. Rogers
Elaine 5. Ross
Marianne Rowe
Rebecca L. Royal
Edward M. Rozynski
Mynck L, Rush

C.reensboro

Havelc.ck

Youngsville

Hickory

Halifax

ielews Creek

ord

Danville, VA

• London, CONN

Fayetteville

East Bend

Charlotte

Valdese

Conover

irown Summit

Hickory

Elkin

ChaHotte

Greensboro

Madison

Greensboro

Kinston

Summerlield

Charlotte

Winston Salem

High Point

Durham

McLeansville

Greensboro

Gri

, VA

Charlotte
Greensboro
Creensfroro
Boothbay Harbor, ME
Fayetteville
Fairlield, Nj
Randleman

Nancy L, Russell
Sharon L Russell
Paula j. Sams
Phyllis M. Scheller
Denise Schoonderwoerd
David M Schuize
Laura A. Schumacher

Nancy E, Schuster
David L- Schwenke
Linda 1. Scott
Marcia K. Sears
Mary K. Seawell
Robert D, Seay
Susan O, Sechrest

Cynthia A Secor
Stephen C Settle
loyce E. Shafer
Alice C. Sharpe
Katherine R. Sharpe
Linda C Sharpe
Valeria C Sharpe

Paula D Shaver
Mardeen P, Shelton
Frances R. Shepard
Cynthia A. Shillmglav
Cathy D Shirlev
Esser Shivers
lelfrey B. Shoal

Elkin

Thomasville

Mars Hill

Monroe

Hickory

Greensboro

Charlotte

Pfafttown

Mebane

Greensboro

Carthage

Winston Salem

Rural Hall

Ftanklinton

Greensboro

Severna Park, MD

Chapel Hill

McLeansville

Rural Hall

Sharpsburg

Salisbury
Greensboro
Rockingham
burg

)W Nil
eensboro
Asheville

K.ilhr\n L Smith
P.imelj S Smith
Pdtti 1. Smith
Rebecca G- Smith
Shirle\ F. Smdthers

Kathleen |. Snyder
Rebecca W. Solomon
Sherry |. Sowers
Mary E. Sprinkle
ludy L, Stafford
Brenda A. Staley
Harriet E. Staley

Beny A, Stallmns
Donna I. Steele
Stephen Sternberg
Mary M. Stewart
Diane R. Stocken
Cynthia C. Stowe
Deborah E. Strickland

Karen E Stroud
Phyllis A. Stroud
Mary K, Sugg
Barbara L. Summers
Peter E Summers

Linda L Sw

ing

Margaret M Swing

Susan R. Swing
Russell L. Tatri)
Victoria K. Tatro
Sheila D. Taylor
Shirley D. Taylor
Anita C, Teague
Cynthia D. Teague

Phyllis M Terry
Rhonda D. Terry
Dan J. Thomas, Ir.
Carolyn D. Sykes
Anna R, Thompson
Donna M Thompsi
Eh/abeth V Thomi:

Mania C- Thompson
Merial D, Thompson
Miles N, Thompson
Ellen P. Thrower
Frances E. Thrower
|o Ann Tice
Kalhy A Timmis

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Imd.i F TiiiKi-n
N.iruv K Tiiincv
Kinel L Tippell
Deborah D. Tranthar
ludilh E. Traub
Kuby A. Trigg
lliann R Tro\ler

Margaret V. Tulloch
Margaret S Tuiiitall
Deborah G. Turman
Sarah A Ussery
Paul M Vaughan

Claudia D Ve
Emily E. Vir

Nancy E. Vincent
Rebecca I- Wade
Roberta I. Waddell
Shirley A. Wadsworth
Valerie A. Wagner
Amy L. Walker
Kalhryn M, Walker

Kenneth O Walsh
Rebecca I, Walton
kay S, Ward
la net L. Warden
Anita L War>vick
Sue E, Washam
Lolita C, Watkins

Frances M, Watson
Mary B. Watson
Ann F. Watts
Tern L. Weatherly
katrina K. Weaver
Lucy I, Weaver
Cynthia D Weavil

Deborah A, Webster
Kathy A. Welborn
Karen k Welles
loyce L. Wells
Eleanor R. Westbrook
Cynthia A. Wheeler
luhe E. Whichard

Elliot I, White
lanel M, White
Sharon D, Whitley
Sarah E Whilsett
Rita S Wiggs
Martha L Wikle
Louise H Wilkersor

Martha S Williams
Regenia S Williams
Teresa C. Williams
layne L. Willingham
Cinny H. Willis
Debbie S. Wilmoth
Chen L, Wilson

Deborah S Withers
ludith N. Wood
Kenneth A. Wood
Mary A. Woodruff'
Thelma I, Wooten
Kathy M Wright
Thomas E Wylie

Nikki A. Wysor
Alice A Yates
Rozanna Yates
Patricia A Yeagei
Philip W. Yip
Carl M. Yontz
Cheryl L. Young

Clyde
andria, VA
Perry, liA

Reidsville

Wendell

Greensboro

Norwood

Greensboro

Milton

Greensboro

Winston-Salem

Durham

Fayetteville

Carthage

Wilmington

Asheboro

Chapel Hill

Gastonia

Carthage

Climax

Rockingham

Greensboro

Hickory

Reidsville

Suffolk, VA

Santord

Statesville

Newland

Mint Hill

Wilson

Wiston-Salem

Pittsboro

Statesville

Millville

Wallace

Four Oaks

.vn Summit

Enfield

Greensboro

New Bern

Richfield

Alexandria, VA

Fayetteville

Winston-Salem

Raleigh

Greensboro

Kernersville

Robbins

Santord

Pittsburgh, PA

Roanoke Rapids

East Bend

Rocky Mount

Greensboro

Gastonia

Enfield

West letferson

Morehead City

Yan Yat Chuen, Hong Kong

Winston-Salem

Germanton

(below, left to right) Debra Michele Andrey, Suzanne Ange, loyce
Ellen Angell, John Burrell Allen, III, Drucllla Diane Arakas, Doris
Wofford Armenaki, Mary June Arnold, Pamala Ann Ashburn,
Cynthia Dawn Asbif

(far above, right) Fred Alexander
Ashworth. (above, right) Laura
Graham Auman. (left to right)
Parks Niell Austin, )r.. Patsy Caro
Austin, Nancy E. Ayres, Denyce L
Babinec.

(above, left to right) Ellen Ann Barnes, JoAnna Barnes, Mary Mar-
aret Barnes, Marceia Lise Bartlett, Deborah Lee Batter, Mary
Jeanatta Battle, Janice Susan Baxley, Frances Ann Beaver, Kathryn
Magdalen Bender.

(above, left to right) Marilynn Bennett, Re-
becca S. Benson, Deborah Hutson Benton,
Elizabeth Ann Berrier, Judith Kae Bevan,
Martha Elizabeth Biddle.

(above, left to right) Charles Steven Bingham, Bruce Alan Bitter, Geneva Kathleen Blvlns, Barbara Fay Blackburn,
Phyllis loan Blackburn, Melanie Annette Blackley, Martha Barney Blackvvelder, Seth Norwood Blackwell, Patricia
Lynn Blackwood, Carol Viivan Blaine.

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(below, left to right) Debra Ann Blake, Mary Anna Blake, Elizabeth Blalock, Bonnie leanette Blue, Tru' Blue,
Eveline Blumenthal, Margaret Ann Bodie, lames Willis Bohmbach, Katharine L, Boone, lames William Booth, |r.

(left to right) Rebecca lane
Bosley, Anne Kizer Bost,
Barbara Lee Bostain, Peggy
Collins Bowden. (below, left
to right) Elizabeth Hamilton
Briggs, Caroline A. Brinson,
Barry Sutton Bristow, Susan
Elaine Britt, Belinda Sue Brit-
tain.

(below, left to right) Carol Anne Brooks, Daniel Leonard Brooks, Wanda Lambert Brooks, Barbara Diane Brown,
Bonnie Lynn Brown, Crystal Diane Brown, Katherine Dunn Brown, Laurann Lanetta Brown, Martha Belinda
Brown, Mary Pope Bruton.

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(above, left to right) VIcki Lynn Burton, Brenda Burgin, Virginia Sue Burke, Bar-
bara Hall Burks, (left to rigfit) Dru Elizabeth Burns, Verne Ellen Butcher, (below,
left to right) Lois Elizabeth Butner, Beverly Ann Byrd, Jane Harris Byrd, Ellen
Dale Calhoun, Marilyn Jean Calhoun, Cayle Anne Campbell.

(below, left to right) Linda Lock Carey, Tana Carlton, Marguerite Z.
Carpenter, Mark Jackson Carpenter, Gloria L. Carr, Mary Geneva
Carrick.

(below, left to right) lames Martin Carroll, )r., Katharine lane Carroll,
James Anthony Carrozza, Louanne lonnie Cassick, Mary Elizabeth
Caviness, Sarah Elizabeth Cecil, Carolyn jane Chadwick, Constance
Sylvia Chaney, Karen C. Channell.

(left to right) Donna N. Chappell,
Ann Charles-Craft, William Leon
Chestnut, Ronda Carol Chilton,
Terry Ann Chilton, Carolyn
Grayson Chitty, Jean Lynn Clark,
Sandra M. Clement, Gloria Jean
Cline, Carolyn Olivia Clodfelter,
Dorthy Elizabeth Cloninger, Mary
Lucile Close.

(below, left to right) Beverly Ann Cockerham,
loanne W. Cockrell, Alice |. Coe, Christie
Lynn Cohen, Hugh Wilson Cole, |r., Beverly
lane Collicutt, lulie Melinda Collins, Kathleen
Colquitt, Sarah Dianne Conder, Ava Lynnette
Conklin.

(above, left to right) Catherine Leigh Conrad, Laurie Louise Conway,
William Craig Cooley, Valeria Ann Cooper, James Gail Corinth,
Vickie lean Cornatzer, |udie B. Corriher, James R. Costa, Nancy
Elaine Cottingham.

above, left to right) Cynthia
Anne Cox, Margie Dale Cox,
Michael Maurice Cox, Valerie
Anne Craemer. (left to right)
Claudia Crane, Sandra Lynne
Crank, Marcell H. Crawley,
Kathy Lynne Creech, (below, left
to right) Belinda M. Crews, Linda
Elizabeth Crocker, Kathy Leigh
Crook.

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(above, left to right) Frances Vandaijean Crowell, Kathy Heavner Crowell, Diane Kay Cum
by, Patricia Lynn Cunningham, Gayle P. Currie, Diane Marie Dabney, Marsha Jean Dad
dario, Pamela M. Daniel, Cheryll Rawding Darden, Jerttie M. DauEhtridee.

(above, left to right) Linda Carol Davenport, Karen
Suzanne Davis, Karen Ann Davidson, Shirley Anne
David, Kathryn Elizabeth Davis, (below, left to right)
Nancy Winslow Davis, Renee Curley Davis, Sandra
Lvnn Davis.

(left to right) Mary Lou Dawson, Susan Elizabeth Day,
Laura lean Dempsey. (below, left to right) Linda Kay Dil-
ard, Cynthia Sawyer Dillon, Alice Yvonne Dixon,
Elizabeth Clare Dolin, Nancy Clare Dolin, Kathy Dianne
Dollyhigh, Maureen Adele Dougher, Anne-Marie Dorothy
Dowe, Janice Wilson Draughn, Evelyn McClure Duna-
way.

(above, left to right) Kathryn Edmonds,
Patrick L. Edmundson, Cora Lee Edwards,
Pamela Beth Edwards, Patsy Elaine Ed
wards, Richard Lee Eller. (left to right
Wanda Johnson Elliott, Kathryn Evelyn El
, Robin P. Ellrich. (below, left to right
Richard William Enchelmeyer, John A
Entzi, Marcia Dale Ervin, Carolyn Nan
Evans, Margarette Malissa Evans.

(below, left to right) Virginia Dell Evans, Su-
san Anne Everington, Krystal Key Fagg, |ohn
Herbert Fahnestock, Patricia Elaine Faire,
Gloria Ann Faison, Sheila Susan Farrell, De-
bbie Ann Feemster, Audrey Lynn Ferguson,
Catherine Wood Findlay.

(above, left to right) Frances Concetta Finn, Carol Louise Fisher, Ka-
ren Margaret Fisher, Rebecca C. Fisher, John Nathan Fitzgerald,
Eleanor Pickett Fleenor, Karin Lee Foscue, Nancy Carolyn Foster,
Dabnev Dee Fox.

(above, left to right) Nancy Leigh
Franklin, Dorothy S. Freeman,
Janet Smith Freeman, Peggy Ann
Freeman, (left to right) Mary
Emily Friday, Donna Dolores
Friesen, Rebecca |. Froneberger,
Vickie Paulette Frye. (below, left
to right) Judith Huffman Ful-
bright, Rita Ann Fulbright, Pat-
ricia Lorraine Fulton.

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(above, left to right) Martha Elizabeth Gabriel, Diana Ruth Caebe, Robert L. Gaines, Fran R.
Garrison, Marina Beth Gatlin, Claudia Antoinette Geraghty, Becky Lynn Gerber, Deborah
Suzette Gibson, Sandra Elizabeth Glasgow, Joanne Elizabeth Glassford.

(below, left to right) Frankie Angela Goodnight, Tanita Ann Good-
win, Carol Bruce Graham, Sheila K. Grandy, Jane Louise Grant,
Katherine Virginia Grant, Susan Jane Grasmick, Robert Henry Gray,
Russell Allen Gray.

(above, left to right) Christine E. Glover, Betty Carolyn
Godwin, Charlotte Casey Coins, Angela Tucker
Goldston, William Garth Goldston, Laurie Elaine
Goode.

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(far above, right) Vickie Jane
Greene, (above, right) Pamela
Kay Greenlaw, (left to right)
Pamela Pearl Griffin, Teresa
Anne Griffin, Lillian A. Groce,
Karen Ann Grottle.

(above, left to right) Janet Sue Hall, loanne Spencer Hall, Tommie
Lynne Hall, Aldena Linn Hamby, lames Franklin Hamilton, Jr.,
Bridget Margaret Hand, Holly Jo Hand, Robert L. Handlon, Carol
Conover Hanks.

(above, left to right) Ester Earlene Hardie,
Brenda Kaye Hardin, Dorothy Agnes Hare,
Catherine Lee Harmon, Nancy Elaine Har-
mon, Hollis Mabry Harned,

(above, left to right) Cathy Smith Harper, Gwendolyn Gale Harrington, Cathy |o Harris, Danny Lee Hartman, Lynn
Irene Harwood, Cynthia Carol Hasty, Cynthia Forgay Hatch, Carolyn Anne Hayes, Donna Kay Haywood, Eva D.
Haywood.

{below, left to right) Susan Claire Hayworth, Catherine Myers Helms, Micky Gwynn Henderson, Linda Gail Hen-
ion, Cynthia Gail Helper, Mary Elizabeth Helper, June Johnson Herring, Nona Elizabeth Herring, Nancy Jane
Herthel, Stephen Franklin Hicks.

(left to right) Martha Catherine
Highsmith, Cecihd Ann Hill,
Christina Howell Hill, Gerald
DeLancey Hill, Susan McCas-
kill Hilton, Geneva Ceraldean
Hines, Pamela Karen Hobson,
Emily Elizabeth Hoffman, Lisa
Allen Hoke.

(below, left to right) Miriam R.C. Holland, Patricia Holloman, Robert Lee Holton, Ann Elizabeth Honeycutt,
Barbara Holding Honeycutt, Vicki Lynn Honeycutt, Janet Ann Hoover, Carol Ann Home, Cynthia Ruth How-
ard, Brenda Gale Howell.

(below, left to right) George W. Howe
Martha A. Hoyle, Suellyn Hudgins, Paula Sue
Hudson, Margaret Tyson Huffman, Donna
Hull, Susan Earle Hunnicutt, Judy Hunter,
Stephen Wayne Hunter, Georgia Sandra
Huntley.

(above, left to right) Wanda Kaye Hutchins, Laura Ellen Inabinett,
Nancy |o Ingram, Martha Lynn Ipock, Debra Ann Jackson, Donna
Sidney lackson, Janet Yvonne lacobs, Gary Wayne Jarrett, Marcia
Gail lenkins.

(above, left to right) Suzanne C.
lennings, Rebecca Ann Jensen,
Teresa Ellen Jester, B. lane
Johnson, (left to right) Cindy
Lynn Johnson, Janine Elizabeth
lohnson, Mary Beth Johnson,
Wanda Faye Johnson, (below,
left to right) lanis Faye Johnson,
Evelyn Denise Jones, Jacqueline
Irene Jones.

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(above, left to right) Karen Lynn Jones, Kathy Lynn Jones, Martha R. Jones, Sharon Dawn
Jones, Elizabeth Ann Jordan, Margaret Elizabeth Jordan, Donna P. Joyce, Alice A. Julian,
Wendy W. Kauffman, Pamela Anne Kellar.

(above, left to right) Debra Dean Kelly. Allen Cle-
ment Kendall, )r., Lonnie Myron Kendall, Roxann
Rae Kephart, lenniter Ann Key. (below, left to right)
Fern Ellen Kitchman, Debbie Kepler Knight,
Theresa Worth Knox.

left to right) Susan Joy Kohler, Karen Elisabeth Kolbe,
Ruth Kohl Kossove. (below, left to right) Gena Owens Ko-
ta, Janice Ann LaMar, Arlene Paige Langston, Linda Lee
LaRoach, Virginia |. Lasater, Eleanor Ann Lathan, Shirley
Ann Lawrence, Pamela Sanford Leary, Lettie Carol Led-
num. Martha lean Lee.

(above, left to right) Deborah Lynn
Leonard, Mary Hazel Leonard, Nancy
lames Lester, Jan Denise Lewis, Sharon
Ann Lindner, (left to right) Mary Evelyn
Lindsay, Lillian Diane Linn, Sandra Kay
Lloyd.

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(above, left to right) Mary Deborah
Lodato, Cynthia |an Long, Elizabeth Ann
Long, Leslie Gail Long, Marsha Lynette
Long, Mary Fleetwood Long, (left to right)
Pamela Gayle Long, Gwendolyn Rene
Lowman, Mary Ann Luedeka. (below, left
to right) Deborah Craven Lupton,
Suzanne Hicks Lyerly, Pamela Elame Ly-
tle, lulia Margaret McCarthy, Kathy Ann
McCaskill.

(below, left to right) Barbara Alice McCombs,
Gail Ellen McCrory, Dawn Mane McDonald,
Susan Mildred Mcllhenny, Margaret )ane
Mclnlyre, Sandie Leigh McKee, Rebecca Lee
McMaster, Beverly Ann McMillan, Cena
Lynn McMillan, Bonnie lane McNei

(above, left to right) Marian Toon McPhaul, Helen Macaroe, Kath-
leen Madden, Sheila I. Maddox, Virginia Gail Madren, Mark E.
Maersch, Carmen Laura Malone, Mary Katharine Maner, Deborah
Ann Maness.

(above, left to right) Pamela
Chantale Maness, Patricia Ruth
Mann, Anne Frances Markey,
Patricra Gail Marsh, (left to right)
Catherine Elizabeth Martin, Cay
Williams Martin, Robert David
Martin, Susan Twombly Martz.
(below, left to right) William
Henry Mastbrook, |r., Alice lean
Matthews, Carrie Alana Matth-
ews.

(above, left to nght) Nancy Lou Matthews, Resa Evan Matthews, William Franklin May,
Wanda S. Maynor, Celeste Jan Mazvco, layne Broughton Mazyck, Rebecca Anna Mears,
Lynn H. Medley, Sherry Anne Meece, Laura Meeks.

(below, left to right) Lydia Frances Moffitt, Rosemary Anne
Mogelesky, Nancy Nossar Monroe, Bonnie Tysor Moon, Deborah
Beryl Moore, Donald Richard Moore, jacque Montelle Moore,
lanice Fay Moore, lanice Elaine Morgan.

(far above, right) Rebecca Ann
Morgan, (above, right) Ina Lynn
Morris, (left to right) Patsy R.
Morris, Vickie Lou Morrison,
Charles E. Morton, Elizabeth
Anne Morton.

(above, left to right) Charlotte Eleanor Myrick, Rolanda Leigh Nel-
son, Nancy Lynn Nesbitt, Clarice Annette Newell, Sara Candace
Newman, Nancy Kyle Noble, Barbara DeBora Nobles, David Bruce
Norton, Beth Norwood.

(above, left to right) Catherine Louise Nunn,
Charles Marvin O'Connor, Michael Paul
O'Doherty, Retha Lucille Outlaw, Marsha
Ann Overman, Cameron R. Owens.

(below, left to right) Lynne Annette Owens,
Phillip Anthony Page, Marilyn Marie Pait,
Lisa Ellen Palmer, Carol Len Park, Melissa
Anne Parker, Susan Fran Parrish, jodi Patton,
Robin Nan Patton, Nancy Louise Payne.

(above, let! to right) Elizabeth R. Pearson, Dons Ann Peeler, |o Anne
Pemberton, Connie Diane Peninger, Rey Allen Pennell, Paula jayne
Perkins, Marsha Lee Perry, Donna Carol Pickerel, Margaret Ezelle
Pitkler,

(above, left to right) lean S.
Pierce, Stephanie VyrI Pigford,
Marie Pitsikoulis, Vicki Sharon
Poage. (left to right) Pamela
leanne Polzin, Amelia Ann
Poole, Michael Ellis Poole, Mary
Vernell S. Pope, (below, left to
right) Pennilou Pound, Kathy
LaVerne Powell, Amy Elizabeth
Powers.

(above, left to right) Barbara Webster Powers, Denise Louise Poythress, Patricia )ane Pratt,
Ellen Presnell, Linda Marie Preston, Carolyn Byrd Price, Margaret Elizabeth Price, Pamela
Kay Price, Kaye Mildred Pridgen, Bonnie L. Pruitt.

(above, lett to right) M.iry Catherine Pugh, Linda
Gail Purgason, Alan Blair Putnam, Dollie H, Ram-
seur, Sarah Kristina Randall, (below, left to right)
Rhonda Gail Randleman, Claudia Lanier Rapier,
Bette Mae Rausch.

(left to right) Martha Woodland Reade, Tervolia Reaves,
Rebecca Harmon Reavis. (below left to right) Sarah Diane
Redding, Sarah Spaugh Reeves, Phyllis Murphy Reynolds,
Elizabeth A. Rice, Marilyn Elizabeth Rice, Doris ).
Richardson, Linda Marie Richardson, Stan Benjamin
Rickman, Margaret Elizabeth Riddle, Ethel Deborah Riley.

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(above, left to right) Richard Evans Riley,
Byron W. Ritter, Charlene Yvonne
Roberts, Gwendolyn Carol Roberts,
Penny Susan Roberts, (left to right) Wil-
liam Rogers Roberts, David Hunter
Robertson, )anet Marie Robertson.

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(above, left to right) Diane Chisholm
Robinson, Virginia Anne Robinson, Alli-
son layne Rockefeller, David McCain Ro-
gers, Susan Lois Rogers, Nola Marie
Rogerson. (left to right) Barbara Rollins,
Tama Mayfield Rose, Judy Lynn Roun-
tree. (below, left to right) Frances Luanne
Rufty, Ruby Rufty, Kathleen Mary
Rushford, Susan M. Ryan, Mary Shaw
Sams.

(beiow, lelt to rightl Cathy |. Saunders, Sally
Anne Scantiand, Laurel E. Schmitt, |ohn
Martz Schoftstall, Lydia L. Schwartz, Deborah
Annette Scott, Dianne Lynnette Scott,
Elizabeth Ann Scott, Mary Kay Scott, Ralph
Michael Sears.

(aboye, left to right) Margaret Humphrey Seawell, Sylvia Lucinda
Sellars, Nancy E. Shatter, Brenda Faye Shannonhouse, Linda Gale
Sharpe, Martha Nortleet Shaw, Patricia Lynne Shaw, Linda Carol
Shearin, Betty Lou Shearon.

(above, left to right) Anne Mon-
roe Sheffield, Diane Alyce Shinn,
Norma Gail Shively, Cynthia
Caroline Shore, (left to right) Billy
Stephen Shytle, )r., Susan Elaine
Sigmon, Judith Dale Siler, Mary
Frances Sink, (below, left to right)
Sherry Pamela Sink, Barbara
Anita Sipe, Maureen Agnes Skel-
ley.

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(above, left to right) Mimi Skerrett, Karen Ann Sledge, ludith Marie Slowinski, lanice Dawn
Smith, Patricia K. Smith, Rebecca Carrad Smith, Teresa Gwen Smith, Trudy Waller Smith,
Teresa Jean Smitherman, Teresa Denise Smithwick.

(above, left to right) Anne Moffett Sneed, Carey Hall Snellings, Jr., Janice Carol
Snider, Bobbie Caroline Snow, (left to right) Ann Louise Solien, Julia M. Soren-
sen. (below, left to right) Cheryl Ann Sosnik, Ada Catherine Southern, Lucille
Lachicotte Spearman, Julia Elizabeth Spears, Ann Patricia Speckman, Robert J.
Spencer.

(below, left to right! Phyllis Spinks, lulie Dean Spivey, Bridget Lee
Spraker, lanet Sprinkle, Melanie Laura Sprung, Dene Faye Squires.

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(below, left to right) Gay Nell St.iley, |e,iniie Meretlith St.inley, Shii-
ron Ellzcibeth Stcinley, Tina Rae Steed, Jerry D. Steelman, lynne Wil-
liams Stevens, Joyce Marie Stewart, Mary lane SI. Lawreme, l.infla
Caddy Styons.

(left to right) Vickie Marie Sum-
mers, Anna Beth Swain, Alice
Katherine Swaringen, Penny
Grietje Swart, Peggy Sweeney,
ayne Patrick Swindell, Deborah
lean Tagalos, Kathy Owen Talbert,
Laiky Karen Tamny, Janice Mane
Tarlton, Lisa Boutlard Tate,
Elizabeth Barry Tayloe.

(below, left to right) Barbara Lee Taylor, Terry
Burgin Taylor, |ohn Clifton Teague, Caria Ann
Terrell, Nancy Karen Thaxton, Phyllis Anne
Thomas, Anne Stuart Thomason, Kathie Hut-
tines Thompson, Sherrie Thompson, Lucinda
Ruth Thore.

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(above, left to right! Eunetta Angelyn Thorne, Dawn Allrecl Thut,
Sara Elisabeth Tisdale, Vickie Delores Torrey, Karen Lynn Towe,
Peggy Irene Townsend, Irene Alice Tramer, Susan Flynt Transou,
Paula Ephornia Travis.

(above, left to right) lanet
Elizabeth Trimble, Mary
Catherine Triplett, lane Sharon
Troxler, Loretta Tucker, (left to
right) Paula Scott Turner, Irene
Maria Ulloa, Penny Rene Vance,
Sheila Dianne VanNoy. (below,
left to right) Dianne Upchurch
Vaughn, Cathy Ann VerMeulen,
anice Carol Vestal.

(above, left to right) Linda Lou Vestal, Debbie MacKenzie Vetterlein, Kathryn Anne VonLin-
dern, Kathryn Lee Walden, Wendy Young Walker, Mary Bette Wall, Cynthia Anne Wallen,
Lawrence James Walters, Sandra Lee Ward, Karen Wood Warren.

(above, left to right) Cathy O'Dell Weathers, Bar-
bara D. Weaver, Brenda Sue Welling, Debra Ann
Wells, Roslyn Marie Wells, (below, left to right)
Robert William Westbrook, lanie Carol Whitehead,
Wendy Lee Whittemore.

(left to right) Nancy Anne Wickline, Wanda Denise Wiley,
Katheryne Cook Wilkerson. (below, left to right) Susan
Tandy Wilkins, Mildred lane Willey, Cwindolene
Elizabeth Williams, jeannie Oveda Williams, Kathleen
Williams, Mary Anne Williams, Patricia Ann Williams,
Patricia Olanda Williams, Su Ellen Williams, Susan
Elizabeth Willis.

(above, left to right) Kathryn Leigh
Winstead, Kathryn Faustine Wirkus,
George Swee-San Wong, Florence
Ninevah Wood, Kathleen Rose Wood,
Sarah Elizabeth Wood, (left to right)
Melba Corinne Wooten, Linda Evans
Worthington, Rebecca Lou Wright, (be-
low, left to right) Sylvia Snider York, Su-
san Hester Young, Sandra Gail Yow,
Sandra L. Zepp, Debra Kay Ziemann.

Class of 1 974
Record

Anderson, Audrey LaVerne. \l,it.n\,in N I BA EjrK Childhood Education
NBS ),4: Gospel Choir 3,4; lunior Scholjr: Tutor for Greensboro Associa-
tion ol Poor People ^

Andrey, Debra Michele. Lucama, N,C. BS Math, Lab Ass'l, Bio, Dept, 3;
Square Circle 2nd Vice-Pres, !.' Isl Vice-Pres 4; Sophomore Scholar' ES-
CHEATS Scholar 2. 3,4,

Arakas, Drucilla Diane. Asheville, NC BA Biology Senator 3,4; Comm
on Legislation 3 Chmn 4, student Bill of Rights tomm 4. ECU Council
2.3

Armenaki, Doris Wofford. Greensboro, N,C. BS Nursing. SNA 2.3.4; lunior
Scholar, Dean s List 2,4; Graduated Magnum Cum Laude; School of Nurs-
ing Class Representative 3,4, Dean's Advisory Comm. 3,4, School of
m, 3,4 North Georgia College, Georgia Baptist Hospital

School I

Arnold, Mary (une. Le

1,2,3,4: Dean's List 2J.

lie, N C

3A Ell

enlary Education. ACE

Asbill, Cynthia D, Laurmburg, N C BS ,Malh Pi Mu Epsilon; Dean's List,

Atkinson, Don W. Greensboro, N C BA Element,ir\. Education,

Austin, Parks Neill, |r. Charlotte, NC BA History WEHL 3; VVUAG 4;
> DC 4 Carolinian 4

Austin, Patsy. A^hebom, N C BSHE Child Development Dorm Sec, Leader
I, AHE\ 4: ACE 3.

Ayers, Nancy E. Asheville, N.C. BA Drama-Speech, Varsity Cheerleading
1,2, Co-Head 2; Campus Crusade for Christ 3,4; USHA 3; Full Gospel Stu-
dent Fellowship 3; Homecoming Attendant for DIAC Basketball Tourna-
ment from UNC-G 2; PATH School.

Biddle, Martha Elizabeth. Asheboro, NC BA Eark Childhood Education
ACEI 3,4; SNEA 4,

Bingham, Charles Steven. .Asheboro, N C, BME Music Education,
Academic Forum 3; UNC-C Orchestra 2,3; Concert Band 2, Libraian 3,4;
jazz Ensemble 3,4; Student Brass Quintet 3,4; lota Epsilon Warden 3;
Dean's List 1,2,3,4; School of Music Scholarship 3.4; University of South
Carolina.

Blackburn, Phyllis N. Winston-Salem. NC BA Earlv Childhood Education.
NEA ECU, Pembroke University

Blackley, Melanie Annette. Creedmoor, NC BS Economic and Business
Administration Square Circle 1,2, Deans List 3; Dorm Sec, Leader 3.

Blackwelder, Martha Barney. Mocksville, N C. BA Sociology. Alumni
Scholarship 1,2,3,4; Dean's List 2,3

Blackwell, Seth Norwood. Reidsville, N C BS Accounting Intramural
Football, Basketball, Softball, Table Tennis; NBS, YDC; Ford Foundation
Scholarship; VITA Rockingham Comm. College

Blackwood, Patricia Lynn. Mocksville. N C. BA Elementary Education.
Sophomore Scholar, lunior Scholar; Civinettes 3,4, ACE 3,4; SNEA 4;
Dean's List 1,2,3,4

Blaine, Carol Vivian. Asheville, N C, BSHE Child Development and Family
Relations SNEA 1,2; ACE 3,4; AHEA 4; Omicron Nu 4; Sophomore Scho-
lar; lunior Scholar; Dean's List 1,2,3,4; Dorm Social Comm. 3,4; Dorm Big

Blue, Beverly Elaine (Tru'l. Wilmington, N C BS Community
Health Alumni University Council 3,4; FDC 3; Court Member 2; Student
Orientation Comm 1,2; Chnin 3; University Orientation Comm. 2,4;
Chmn 3; National Orientation Directors' Conference Delegate 3,4; NODC
Steering Comm, 4.

Blumenlhal, Eveline. Montn
diana Stale Liniversily; Univ(

3l, Quebec, Canada, BA French Ballet In-
sity of Evansville; UNC Asheville.

Boone, Katharine L. Greensboro. N C. BA Earlv Childhood Education, ACE
3 Wingate lunior College,

Bostin, Barbara Lee. Hickory, NC. BSHE Interior Design. Resident Advisor
4, Omiirnn Nu 4; lunior Scholar; AHEA 3,4; 1D5A 3,4; YDC 3. A5U.

Branan, Lorie. Raleigh, NC,
lastrnu Scholarship 3

Bristow, Barry Sutton. Santord, N C BS Ei
tralion Western Carolina University

, Art WEHL 2, Music Director 1; Elizabeth

Bailey, Nelson, la

Viie-Pres , APO

\,in

ation Outing Club,

Baker, Angela Sawyer. Hertford, N C BSSA Business Erlu'
1, (,.imm.i Alpha 1

n Legislature
HI BS ,Math De.in's List 1 ,2,4; Square Circle

Bald, Kim Karleen. An

1 2 4, Pi \\u Epsilon 4

Barnes, Barbara Taylor. Winslon-Salem. N C BS Nursing Arademic
Forum t, TSA 1,2, i, 4, Dean's List 1,2,), 4, lunior Scholar 3; NC-PIRG,
SNA, Amen.. in legion Scholarship 2,3,4 Wake Forest University

Barnes, |o Anna. Burlington, N C BA Early Childhood Education ACE In-
tern,ilioii.il. Membership Chmn Peaie College

Bartlett, Marceia L. R.ilngh, N C BS PEDU

l,2,i, Manai

Battle, Mary leanatta. Rocky Mount, N C BSHE Child Development and
Family Rel.itions SCORE rep 1; AHEA ),4; St, Mary's House 1; NBS
1,2,! 4, Student-lo-Sfudenl Grant Scholarship 1,2,!, 4, Sophomore Scholar
2, Dorm s,., Ir.ider 2,4, OA 2

Baxley, lanice Susan. < ,r,ih.im, N ( HA Sociology, Prosy, Legislature 1.

Bender, Kathryn M. ( h.irlottc-, N C BSHE ( lolhing .ind Tesliles FDC 3
IX KeMeuing Bo.ird ), Alumni Assoiiation 4, Intramural Basketball 1.3;
De.ins I ,st I 2,i,4, honors work in Home Economics, AHEA 3,4; Newman
( lull 1,4, rlicl,, ( hi Fraternity Sweetheart 2; Sunday School Teacher 4,

Bennett, Marilynn. Morven, N < BA English I
Mis I I,, ,11 '. 4 Carolinian i, Kenortei 4

re 1; NBS 1,2. i.4;
Benton, Deborah Hulson. Charlotte, N ( BSHE Clcjthing, Civinelles 2.

Brooks, Cjrol. Hii;h Piimt NC B\ I nv;li.h C.lrnlini.iri, Kn.uil l<liln> i,
tditor in duel 4

Brown, Barbara Diane. \U LiMiivvilli', N C BA Ki[l\ ( hil.lhi.i.d FiliK.ilinii

Brown, Bonnie Lynn. Eden, N t BS Nutsmg SNA, DcMn s lisl, lunioc

Brown, Crystal D. sijiesville, N C BA Elemrnl.iry Iduution ACE

Brown, Laurann L. Littleton, N C BA Speei h I'.ithdlo.nv NB5,

Brown, Martha Belinda. Rockv MiiunI, N C BA Speech Pjthuldgy, USHA
!,4: Work-Study 3.4.

Bryson, Ronald H. CreensEioro, NC. BA Political Science DeanS List;
Political Science Student Comm. Chmn. 4; Debate Team 2,3; Harriett El-
liott Lectureship Comm, 3; College of Arts and Sciences Comm.

Burner, Lois Elizabeth. Winston S.ileni, N C BA BioIorv Beta Beta Beta
1,4, Fllioti Hall (.(luniil !.4; Ciitlee House Comm Chmn 4,

Byrd, jane Harris. Drexel, NC, BA Speech PatholoRy.AudioioRy EUC
Council 1, \DC :,3. Domi Sec, Leadei ),

Calhoun, Ellen Dale. Laurel Hill, N C, BA Sociology Deans List 2,

Calhoun, Marilyn Jean. Raleigh, NC BA Psychology Intramural Volleyball
1,2; R5C Dramatic Workshop 1; French Club I; NCPIRG 4; WEHL 1,2,

Campbell, Gayle Anne. Castonia, N.C, BA Elementary Education OA 2,3;
Operation '77 3; Orientation Co-Op 4; Tuition Scholar 2,3; ESCHEATS
Scholar 1,4; Collegiate laycees 3; Hostess 2,4, Head 3; Dorm Sec. Leader
2; Teacher's Aid. "

Carlton, Tana. Warsaw, NC. BSHE Interior Design. AHEA 2; NSID-AID
3,4; IDSA 3,4; OA 2; Dorm Comm. 1; Ass't DC 2; Dorm Sec, Leader 3.

Carpenter, Marguerite. Greensboro, NC, BA Psychology. Full Gospel Stu-
dent Fellowship 3,4; Town Crier 4, TS Book Exchange 4; Invisible Univer-
sity 4

Carpenter, Mark Jackson. Greensboro, NC, BA Economics TSA Pres 4,
T5A Book Exchange 4, TSA Housing Service 4, TSA Bus. Man. 5; Senator
1,2,3,4,5; Comm, Qualifications and Classification of Offices 1,2, Chmn.
3.4,5; Constitution and By Laws Comm, 3; Campus Security Comm, 1,2;
NCSL House Rep, 4; SCORE 1; Co-Founder Invisible University 4; Ad Hoc
Senate. Admin Comm; Intramural Sports 1,2; Town Crier 1,4; Outstanding
Senior 1973,

Carrick, Mary Geneva. Lexington, N C. BA Elementary Education David-
son County Community College,

Carroll, Katharine Jane. Reston, VA, BSHE Interior Design, Coud 4; Deans
List 2,3.4; CJmicron Nu 3,4; IDSA 3.4; OA 3, Syracuse University.

Cassick, Jennie. Greenville, NC. BM Applied Music, Glee Club 1; Choir 2;
Chorale 2,3,4; Chamber Singers 3,4; Opera 2,3,4,

Cecil, Sarah Elizabeth. High Point, NC. BA Psychology Psi Chi, ECU,

Channell, Karen C. Elkins, W Va BS Nursing, Potomac State University

Chappell, Donna N. Gihsonvillc, NC BSHE Home Economics, AHEA

Cockrell, loanne W. I'otom.ii , ,Md BSHE Child Development and Family
Relations, Domi Resident AiKis.ir i. Legislative Ass't 4; Senioi Class Steer-
ing Comm 4

Cole, Hugh Wilson, Jr. Lexington, NC BS Dislributi\e Lilucitioii leiims
Team 2,1,4, ( ollegiale DEC A Viie Pies 2; Statewide Collegi.ile l)E( A
Vice-Pres t Wingate College; ASU

Gender, Sarah Dianne. Charlotte, NC. BSPE Physual Eduiaimn Varsity
Volleyball 1.2. i,4, RA Consul 1.2,3,4; Intramutals 1,2, i, 4; Ollii lals Club
1,2,3; OA 2; Senior PE Maiors Viie-Pres,

Conrad, Cathy L. lexington, N C BA Elementary Eduiation, AG(.) I; ACE
4; Glee Club I; Dean's List

Cenway, Laurie Louise. Launnburg, NC, BA Drama-Speech. Masquerad-
ers' Honor Society; Dean's List; Women's Varsity Golf Team; Theatre
Board Member; Spencer Love Scholarship; W. Raymond Taylor Scholar-
ship; TYP Cast Member; Forensics — 1st Place Duet Acting Competition,
Appalachian State Contest 197!,

Corbett, Phyllis Elaine. Hampton, Va BA Sociology DC 4; OA 2,i,4;
Dean's List 1,2,3,4; University Honors Program 1,2; Golden Cham ),4;
Freshman Scholar; Sophomore Scholar; lunior Scholar; Scholarship Reci-
oient; Fulbright Nominee 4; RC 1,2,3,4; RC Upperclassman Advisor 3,4;
Undergraduate Member, Chancellor-s Ad Hoc Comm, on Non-Traditional
Study 3,4

Gernatzer, Vickie Jean. Winston-Salem, N C BA Elementary Edu< .ition
ACE 1, Dean's List 3

Gox, Margie D. Ayden. NC BSPE Health Education Tutor, TCB
Greensboro Association for Poor People 2; Health Manpower Summer
Program 4; NBS 1,2,3,4; OA 4; N C, Association of Health, P E, and Recre-
ation 3,4; NBS Choir 2; Sec, Leader 1; Volunteer for NC, Memonal Hospi-
tal Children's Playroom,

Cox, Michael Maurice. Dover, NC. BA Economics. Consul 1; NBS Unit
Manager; Intramurals 1,2,3; NBS 1,2,3,4; Intern, Greensboro Record 4;
Senior Research Ass't, Urban Policy Study 4; Research Comm, for Director
of Placement 4

Gox, Cynthia Anne. Henderson, N C BS Math, Dorm Sec. Leader 3,4, So-
cial Comm I,), Women's Glee Club 1,4; Sec. 2, Pres, 3; Square Circle
2,3,4, Pine Needles 2; lunior Scholar; Pi Mu Epsilon 4.

Crane, Claudia. Hampton, Va, BA Early Childhood Education, Intramural
Basketball, Volleyball; Sophomore Scholar; lunior Scholar, ACE; Alumni
Associates,

Creech, Kalhy Lynne. Clayton, N C BSHE AHEA 2,3,4, SNEA 4; Dorm
Social Chmn !

Crews, Belinda McLamb. Ke

N C BA Sociology, TSA 1,2,3,4,

Crocker, Linda E. Hiikory, N C BS Business Education. Phi Beta Lambda;
Sophomore Scholar

Crook, Kathy Leilh. Troy, N C BSHE Interior Design IDSA, NSID.

Cunningham, Patricia Lynn. Charlotte, N C BSHE AHEA 1,2,3,4; Omicron
Nu 3,4

Currie, Gayle Person. BSPE Physical Education. Raleigh, N C Swim Club
1; Women's Varsity Basketball 1,2; Varsity Volleyball 1,2,3, Co-Capt, 4;
Tennis Team Man. I; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; HPER Council 1; HPER Class rjf
■74 2; HPER Major's Voice Co-Editor 3.

Chestnut, William Leon. Ruflin, N C BM Music Education University
Chorale 1,2,3; Men's Glee Club 1,2; Steering Comm. I; NBS Gospel Choir
Dir, 3,4; Bethel Male Chorus 1,2,3,4; Academic Forum 2; Student Faculty
Academic Forum 2; NBS 1,2, Co-Ord. 3,4; Exec, Advisory Bd. 3,4; Golden
Chain 3, Scholarship Comm, Chmn 4, EUC Council 4

Chilton, Terry A. Eden, NC BA Psvchology Psi Chi 4

Cline, Gloria lean. Kannapolis, N C BSHE Home Economics Education,
AHEA 2, Dorm Rep, 1,3. Exec Council 1,3,4,

Clodfelter, Carolyn Olivia. Lesington, NC, BS Nursing, SNA 2.3.4; Opera-
tion 77 3; Speech Therapist, Kendall Center.

Close. Mary Lucile. Churchville. Md. BA English, Dorm Floor Advisor 2;
DC 4; Dorm Sec. Leader 1,3; Intramural Volleyball 1,2; Student Theater 4;
Outing Club 1,2,3,4; Newman Club 1,2,3,4; Beta Phi Delta 4

Dabney, Diane Marie. Hickory, NC, BA Elementary Education, ACEI,

Daniel, Pamela M. Charlotte, NC BA Early Childhood Education Co-Rec
Day Bouling Team Delegate 1; Wesley Council 2,3,4; VVeslev Foundation
Board 2, Secy 4; Community Recreation Coord, 3,4

Davenport, Linda Carol. Elizabeth City, NC BA English Honor s Program
1,2, De.in's list 1,2,3,4; RA 1,2,3

David, Shirley Ann. VVhileville, N C BA Speech Pathology LISHA.

Davidson, Kay. Laurel, Md BSPE Field Hockey SNEA, NCHPER; worked at
university pool

Daughtridge, lertlie Mae. High Point, N.C. BA Polilit.il Science. Senator
I.J,), Constitution .inil Bv Laws Comm, 2,S, .Appropriations Comm
Chnm i, NCSL 2. Ford Round Table Series 3, National Merit Scholarship
1,2.). 4, National Orientation Directors Conterence 3; Senior Class Steer-
ing Comm ),4; Commencement Comm 4, Creensboro Internship 3; Op-
eration 78,

Davis, Karen Suzanne. Annandale, Va, BA History, OA 2- Senator 1 '> 3-
Social Concerns Comm 2; Rules Comm Chmn, 2: Appeals Comm Ctimn'
2.i, member 4; NCSL 1,2, Delegation Chmn. 3. Reviewing Bd Chmn. 4,
Bill oi Rights Comm. 4; Harriett Elliott Lectureship Comm. 3. Chmn 4^
SCKAM Esec Dir, i. WEHL D|. Ass't. News Dir I; Carolinian 1.2 Pine
Needles Freshman Editor 1, Ass't. Editor Fall 71 . Editor-in-Chief 4; Alumni
Associates 2,3; Alumni Speakers Bureau 3.4; Media Board, Student Chmn
4; Senior Class Steering Comm 4; WUNC-TV 2,3,4; Bronze Noose 4
CREP 3; inaugural Comm, 1973. White House Intern 1973

Flannery, Jeanne Genevieve. Bs

Treas ),4. Newman Club

Education, Phi Beta Lambda

FousI, Robin Z. Fuller. Greensboro, N.C, BS Health Education. Glee Club
1; Choir 2, SNE-\ 4, Treas, 1; N C Health Manpower Conterence.

Fox, Dabney Dee. Ma

Early Childhood Educat

Frazelle, Dianne. Richland, N.C BA Early Childhood Education ACE 3'
Intern, Model School Protect, Camp Le|eune, 4

Freeman, Janet Smith. Raleigh, N,C BEA Art Education Intramurils 1-
YDC 4; SNAEA 5: NCAEA 5, Co-Chmn Announcements Comm Reynolds'
Campbell College 1,2,3

Friday, Mary Emily. Gastonij, N C. BSHE Child Development Court V
AHEA 2,3,4, Dean's List ),4

Dawon, Mary Lou. Greensboro, N C, BA Chemistry, DC t, OA ) Opera-
tion '76 '77 '78, 2,3,4; Intramurals I; Inter- Varsity Christian Fellowship 2,3,
Exec .Member 4; Bible SturU Leader 2.3.4; Tutoring I

Dixon, Alice Yvonne. Durham, N C BA Hist<jr\ Court Member 3 4 Coun-
selor 2 DC 4

Dowe, Anne-Marie. Wmslon-Salem, N C. BA English ludicial Comm 3,
Appeals Comm ),4; hnisible LIniversity Instructor 3, Rep. 4; Dean's List 2:
Sophomore S< holar, lunior Scholar; Dorm ludicial Advisor 4

Draughn, lanice. lonesulle N C BA Biolog\ Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, Outing
Club 4, Pine Needles 3, Marsh.il 3,4, l-Housc 2), 4

Friesen, Donna Dolores. Greensboni, N C BSPE Varsilv Volleyball 1 '> 3
Co-Capt 4; Intramurals 1,2,), 4, RA Council 1,2,3,4; Otiicials 1.2,3; Oa'2;'
Senior PhisK.il Eduiation Ma|ors Pres 4, Lindergraduate Ma|ors Council 3.

Fulbright, Judith Huffman. High Point. N.C BSHE Intenor Design. NSID;
AID; Omicron Nu; Home Economics Library Comm, Vera Arml'ield Foscue
Scholarship Award Lenoir Rh\ne College; N.C. State University.

Fulbright, Rita An

onnelK Springs, N C BS Nursing SNA 3

Fulton, Patricia Lorraine, s.mtnrd, N C BS Health Education Operation
'78; Cuinettes, Linilergraduale HPER Council Rep; Dean's List 1 2 3^ Grea-
ter Greensboio FjmiK Lite Coundl; Health Careers Conterence 3

Dunn, Angela. Winston. Salem, N C BSHE Tevtiles AHEA 1,3,4; Cimicron
Nu ) Sei.'\ 4, -XATCC ),4, Fieldfrest Foundation Scholarship 4; Dean'-

Eason, Donna L. Raleigh, NC BSHE Home Economics Edui.ilion AHEA
12) 4 siud.'iil Program ,md Polnv Comm , Home Economics 1,2,), 4

Edmundson, Patrick L. Morganton, N.C, BA Drama, WEHL 2); WUAG-
FM, C.)n(ert Band 1; |az7 Ensemble 1; UNCG Theatre 2,3,4; Studio
The.itii. 2,3,4; Masr|ueraders 2,), 4, St Mark's House 1,2.3.4; Vestry 2,i^

Edwards, Cora Lee. Mooresvilli- NC BS Nursing SNA 1.) 4, IV 4 Dean's

Lisl 12 14

Edv»ards, Pamela Beth. Greensboro, N t Bs Inslrument.il Musk. Education
University Sinlonia 2.).4; Llmversitv SMnphon\ ( )r. hestr.i 1,2,S,4; W'eslev
Found.ition 1, Bo.ird and Coumil 2,), 4

Edwards, Pats\ Elaine, si ,\1.ir\s(„i BS Nursing >i KC 1.2

Ellis, Kalhryn Evelyn. Sil.i ( it\, N C Bs Nursing SNA 1,) District VI Rec
Sc. \ 4 Nnniin.ltions ( omni 4, Summer Senior Student Nurse, Vjnderbilt
LnnvrsilN Hospil.il l<ri

Ervin, Marcia D. Tioutni.in \( BF -X Xit Ldui .ition MNEMOS>NE-\N
So. I, -In J, SM .\ .1 Br.-i.ird |i ( iillrg.-

Faison, Gloria Ann. iJelmonl, N ( Bslll ( hilil I )rM.|o|)iiienl AHEA, ACE

Feemsler, Debbie Wiseman. R.ilnuh \ c Hs Nmsmg V\'omen's Glee
tliib 1,2, SNA 1,2, I'libli.ilv ( linin ! I'les Dislrul 4, Slate By-Laws

( omni 1, llrlcg.iti., N. i.il SN.\ t, I'lol.-ssion.il Nuise Assistant Program,

Diiki- U Medii.il ( rnlri i

Finn, Frances Connie. ( )son Hill Md Rs Nursing

Fil/gerald, lohn Nathan, jr. ( h.ith.im, V.i BM[ Musi, fdm.ilion Univer-
sil\ ( hoi.ilr, I'hl Mil Alph.i ri.itrinits Vu.-I'les 4, Upper DiMsion CEFB
Sihnl.irship, Who's Who Among lliniol ( olleue students Mitihrll < ollrge

Caebe, Diana R. Greensboni, NC BS Medical Technology. Beta Beta Beta
3,4; Medical Technology Club Program Chmn 2, N,C. Slate University.

Garrison, Frances Ruth. Martinsville. Va. BS Home Economics Communi-
cations Senate 2.i: University Invitations Comm, 1; EUC 1, Exec Board
2,3. Pres, 4; Golden Chain

Ceraghty, Claudia A. K.ileigh, N ( BA

al Weltare, Senate

Glassford, loannc Elizabeth. R.ileigh N C BSHE AHEA, Intervarsity Christ-
ian Fellowship. Omuron Nu, Trainer- Agent, N.C Agricultural Extension
Service )

Glover, Christine Ellen. New Bern, NC. BS Chemistry. Court 1; Folk
Dance Exhibition c.ioup 1; Chemistrv Tutor 3,4; Lab Ass't. 4; Sophomore
Scholar, lunior Srhol.ir, ACS Analytical Chemistry Award 4; N,C. Academy
ot S(ii-n, e Resi-.irih Grant 4

Goode, Laurie E. VVilminglon, N C BS Nursing Intimte Way Study Group
),4, -Xsso.i.Mion tor Rese.m h ,ind Enlightenment studv Group 1,2,3

Goodnight, Frankie Angela. K.nin.ipolis N C BA Ps\cholog\ Psi Chi 3 4
Dean's Lisi 1

Goodwin, Tanita A. Charlotte, NC BA Sociology/Social Welfare. Harriett
Elliott Lectureship Comm 4: National Association of Social Workers 4;
NBS 2), 4;, Deans List 2,); Beta Beta Beta Biology Award 2; NBS Choir
),4, Dorm Set Leader 4

Graham, Carol Bruce. Goldsboro, N C BSHE Communications Arts SGA
Legislature Page 1; DC 4, Volleyball Intramurals 3.4; Political Science
Dept Rep . Ad Hoc ( urrnulum Comm 1; Collegiate Civinettes Vice-Pres.
1,2, Pres 2,), World War Veter.ins Scholarship, WEHL 3; Dorm Social
Chmn I,), WGBR-WEt^R 2, Home Ei, Intern. High Point Southern Furni-
ture \tanul,i<lurers Assoc i.ilion

Grandy, Sheila K. giand\, NC BA EarK Childhood Phi Theta Kappa 2
Colli-geol the Albrm.irl,.

Grant, Katherine Virginia. ( Icmmons, N C BSHF Foods and Nutr n

( tmiiion Nu AHI A 1 li-.in s list

Crasmick, Susan jane. N.w Oxloid, P.i BA F.iil ( hilclhood Educition
( ,lr.' ( liil. 4, 'iKC 1,2,1,4

Gray, Russell A. R.indlrm. in, N ( BARiolog\ APO 1,2)4

Greene, Linda Su/anne. K.iliii;h N( Bs Medic al Tec hnologv Beta Beta
Bel. I i 4

Griffin, Pam. New London, NX. BA Psyrhology Honors Progr.im 1,4;
Dean'<. Lisl I, J, 4; Pm Chi J, Pres. 4; N.ilur.il Science Lectures studeni
Comm, 4.

Crubbs, Joyce Carol. Burlington, N.C. BS Nursing. Academic Forum !;
Dorm Sec. Leader 3; SNA 3; SNA State Trea. 4; Student Nurse of the Year
1973; American #53 Scholarship 3,4; lunior Marshal; Senior Marshal.

Guerrant, Gaye L. Charlotte, N.C. BS Math. Pi Mu Epsilon 3, Trea.-Sec'y 4;
Civinettes 1,2; Collegiate |C 2; Dean's List 2,1

Cwennas, Shelia. Fletcher, N.C. BSHE Child Development AHEA i,4,
ACEI 4; Dean's List 3; Omicron Nu.

Haith, Edith. Meli.
Choir.

N.C. BA Early Childhood Education NBS; NBS

Hall, janel Sue. Crantsboro, N.C. BS FHome Economics Education. Student
Legislature 1; Dir., Course and Teacher Evaluation, SCORE 2,3,4; Chancel-
lor's Ad FHoc Comm., C&T Evaluation 2; University Comm. to Develop
Teacher Evaluation 3,4; Sec'y. Community Affairs 3; SGA Academic Intern-
ships 4; Ass't. DC 4; OA 2,3; Chmn., dorm student faculty comm. 3; In-
tramurals t,2,3,4; lohnson Scholar 1,2,3,4; honors history I; WEHL 1;
AHEA 1,2,3,4; Presby House 1,2,3,4, Golden Cham 3,4; Member, Bd. of
Directors, Greensboro Voluntary Action Center 3; Member, Consortium
Task Force on Internships 3.

Hall, Tommie Lynne. Aulander, N.C. BS Math. Intramural Basketball, Vol-
leyball 1,3; Square Circle 1,2,3, Publicity Chmn. 4; Pine Needles 3; Pi Mu
Epsilon 4; Dean's List 3,4; 5NEA 4; NCTM 4; ACM 3,4.

Hamby, Aldena Linn Durham, N.C. BSHE Interior Design. AHEA; NSID;
Nominee. Fieldcrest Scholarship; Design Dept, Rep., Southern Living
Chnstmas Show 1972: Dorm Sec. Leader.

Hamilton, lames Franklin, |r. Rockingham, N.C BS Economics and Busi-
ness Administration. Intramurals 3,4. Wingate College.

Hand, Holly. Wheeling, W Va. BS Consumer Ser\ices. AHEA 1,2,3,4; Stu-
dent Rep,, AHEA 1; Student Program and Policy Comm , Home Economics
Dept. 1,3,4, 2nd Vice-Pres. 2.

Hardin, Brenda Kaye. Orrum, N.C BA Early Childhood Education SNEA 4;
ACEI 4; Dean's List 3; Annie Mclver Young Scholarship 4; St Mary's House
Kindergarter 2,3, Dir, 4.

Hare, Dorothy A. Charlotte, N.C. BS Home Economics. AHEA 1,2, Comm.
Chmn. 3,4; Inler-Varsity Chnstian Fellowship 2, Pres. 3,4; Faculty Ass't,
Leadership Development Award in Foods anci Nutrition 4.

Harmon, Catherine L. Seneca Falls, NY. BS Child Development Dean's

Harmon, Nancy Elaine. Rockingham, N.C. BA Political Science. Student
Services Secy. 3; Campus Stores Comm. 3; Interships Comm. 3; Outing
Club ],1, Pine Needles Art Editor 3; Golden Chain 4; Intern 2,3; Sec.
Leader 2; l-House Faculty Student Budget Comm. 3: Alumni Associates
3,4; Political Science Steenng Comm.; Seminar Leader 1973 Greensboro
Youth Council 3; Planning Comm., Women's Studies Conference.

Harper, Cathy Smith. Yadkinville, N C. BS Disinbutive Education, Dorm
Sec, Leader; DECA 3,4; NADET 3,4, Gamma Alpha 2,3, AHEA I.

Harrington, Gwendolyn Gale. High Point, N C. BA Art

Harris, Cathy jo. Pitlsboro, N.C. BSHE Clothing and Textiles RC 1;
Sophomore Scholar; lunior Scholar.

Harris, Karen Mozelle. Greensboro, N.C BA Psychology Senate 1,2,3,4;
Appeals Comm. 1; Social Concerns Comm. 4,5; TSA Vice-Pres. 4; Univer-
sity Symphony Orchestra 1,2,3; Chamber Orchestra 2; Friends 4; Chancel-
lors Comm on Disruption Policy 4; UNCG Rep., Progress and Information
Comm., Greensboro Human Relations Council 4; OA 2,3,4,5.

Hartman, Danny Lee. Winston-Salem, N C BFA Art Education. BSU Pub-
licity Chmn 2, Co-Chmn, 3; NAEA 3,4; Chmn, International Student Rela-

Design. IDSA; Outing

Helms, Catherine M. Greensboro, N.C. Court 1,2,4, Exec. Secy 3;
Freshman Advisory Board Exec. Cabinet; Sec. Leader 1; Sophomore Scho-
lar; Rat Day Chmn. 2; lackel Comm Vice-Pres. 2; Tennis Team 2; Ring
Comm. Chmn. 3; Who's Who in Amencan Colleges and Universities 3;
Golden Cham 3,4; University of Maryland European Extension Frankfurt,
West Germany 1971-72,

Hendren, Karen E. Moravian Falls, NC BA Early Childhood Education.
Ass't DC 4; ACE 3; SNEA 4 Mars Hill College,

Herring, Nona Elizabeth. Goldsboro, N C. BS Math Court 1, lunior Mar-
shal; Square Circle 2,3,4; Collegiate Civinettes 1,2,3,4; Dean's List 3,4; Pi
Mu Epsilon 4

Herthel, Nancy Jane. Lumberton, N.C BA Early Childhood Education.
Dean's List 1,4; ACE 2,3,4; Presby House 1; Dorm Hostess 3,4

Hill, Christina Howell. Raleigh, N C BS Intc
Club

Hilton, Susan McCaskill. Pine Hall, N.C BSHE Home Economics Educa-
tion. AHEA Dorm Rep. 1,2,3,4, 4-H Club 1,4, Treas. 3, Sec'y. 2, Dorm
Hostess 1,2,3; l-House 3, Treas 2; Rings, Blazers, and Invitations Comm.

Hines, Geneva Geraldean. Lexington, N C BA English ACE 4, lunior Scho-
lar

Holloman, Maggie Patricia. Aulander, N C. BA Math Intramurals 1,2;
Honor Tutorial 1,2; Square Circle 1,2,3,4; Pi Mu Epsilon 3,4; Phi Beta
Kappa 3,4; University Scholarship 1,2,3,4; Mendenhall Math Scholarship
4, Dean's List 1,2,3,4.

Honeycull, Barbara Holding. Wake Forest, N.C. BS Home Economics Edu-
cation AHEA 4, Dorm Rep I, Pine Needles 1; Rev. G.D, Alhanese Scho-
larship 4, lunior Scholar, N C Prospective Teacher's Scholarship 1,2,3;
UNCG Tuition Scholarship 2,!

Howard, Cynthia Ruth. < on, ord, N C Va
2,3,4; Dean's List 1,2,1,4 Honors Program
Vicc.-Pres 4, OA 4, Phi Beta Kappa 4

.ity Basketball 1; Intiamurals
,2, BSU 1; Bc-ta Beta Beta 3,

Hasty, Cynthia Carol. Goldsboro, N C BS Nursing, SNA 3; Collegiate
Ciuneltes 1,1, Sec'y. 2; Kiser Dorm Rep , Elliott Hall 3

Haywood, Donna Kay. Mount Cilead, NC BA Sociology NASW.

Hayworlh, Susan Claire. Rocky Mount, N C BA Early Childhood Educa-
11, ,n [liMP s list 1, ACEI 3; SNEA 4

Howell, Brenda Gale. Durhai

N C BS I

Hudson, Paula Sue. Zebulon, N.C. Health Education. DC 3, Senate Consul
4 Refrigerator Rep, 3; Student Orientation 2; Operation '77 3; Operation
'78 4 Sec. Leader 2; Volleyball Intramurals 2; Rep, Undergraduate Council
of HPe'r Maiors 4; Teen Mini Teaihing for He.illh 2,1,4; Rep., Youth
Council American Red Cross 1: ECU Ren 2 Dcin's list 1 NDC 1.

Honeycult, Vicki Lynn. Crcfnshora, N.C, BS Mprth.intlisins Bei>inning
Tennis TDurnamenI Winner 1; Concerl B.lnd I, J; Phi But.i L.imbdd 4
Honor Roll \J.iA: Slutlv-Tr.ivel in Europe, Summer -)

Hudgins, Suellyn. llolihsMlle, N C BA Elemenl.ui Eikn.ilion. Student

Hunter, |udy. Rih k\ M.uinl, N ( BS M.illi NBS Choir J i 4 Soujre Circle
1 J i 4: NBS I J Bus M.in 1,4, TC B 2

Hunlley, Georgij B. ( .rernshom, N C BS E. onomiis ,ind Business Ad-
ministr.ition VITA i,4 ISA i,4, Oe.in'slist !,4

Hulchins, WandJ Kdye. Kuthertordton, N C BA Histiirv SNEA 4 Sopho-
more s, hol.ir, lunior Sihol.u: Sludv-Ti.ivel ill Europe, Summer 1971

Joyce, Donna P. Madison, N.C. BA Psychologv. SCORE Sec 3 4 Psi Chi 3
Vice-Pres. 4; Pjrlicipjled in U5WAC Center and School College lunior
Program 1973; Upperclass Ereshman Advisor; Evperimenlal Academic Ad-
vising Program in Psychologv Depl 4,

lulian, Alice Augusta. Randleman, N C BA Elemenlar\ Education Dean's
List 1.2,3,4; ACE 3,4; Co-Op 4

Kelly, Debra Dean. Alhemarle, N C BA Elementarv Education. ACE; Col-

Inobinell, Laura Ellen. W.ishington NC BA EarK (hildhood Education
Atfl 4 U..sl,A louml.ition 1 J loumil )4 Board 4

|ngram,^NancyJo^Kerr^uHe^Nr BSHE Interior Design. AHEA 2,3,4,

Ipock, Martha Lynn. Neu Bern, N C, BA English

Ivey, William A. Creensboro, \ ( BS Math Deans List i 3 4 Pi ,Mu Eosi-
lon. Sophomore Scholar; luHKir S, holar Sf|uare Circle,

Kirkman, Michael Lee. Creensboro, N C BA English,

Kohler, Susan |oy. ,\ortolk Va BSHE Child Development and Family Rela-
tions St Maivs Hoiisr^ Advising Board 1,2,!, 4, ACE 4: AHEA 4' Sec
Leader T

Kolbe, Karen Elisabeth. Raleigh, NC. BSHE Nutrition. SCA Cafeteria
Evaluation Comm 3; Hostess at Dances 1,2; Dorm Sec Leader 3- OA 2-
VVeslev Foundation 1,2,1,4; Wesley Board 1,2,4, Sec, 3; AHEA 'l 2 3 4'
Re|) N C UFA 4; Home E< cnomics Honor Dessert 1

Kossove, Ruth Kohl. Charlotte, NC BSHE Interior Design Hillel I5DA-
Honors Counril Universitv ol Toronto 1,2.

Jacobs, lanet Yvonne. Rockingham, N C BA History Masr|ueraders 3
Carolinian I, lle.ms List 1,2. Honors Tutorial 1 lunior Si holar" Univer-
sitv Sihol.irship 2,),4

Jameson, Gail Corinth. Rocky Mount, N.C. Ba Early Childhood Education
Senate 1; Elections Board i; Dorm Social Comm. 3; ACE International 3 4
^NEA t.4; Altemate, Reymilds Scholarship; Dean's List, ' '

jarrett, Gary. Eden, N C BA Hisloiv Alpha Phi Omega 2,i 4- ( )A 2 3 Phi
Alph.i lh,-l,i ),4, EUCCoumil 1, Dean's List 2 !4 Commencement
( onini 4, s,.ni,,r Steering Comm Chmn 4

lenkins, Marcia Gail. Rohersonville, N C BA Earlv Childhood Education
lir.in.lisi 14 M H 1,4; Dorm Hostess 2,1,4, OA 3, Dorm So, lal Comm

lennings, Suzanne Christine. R.ileigh, N C BS Nursing SNA 1 Blazer
( omm (.o-lhnln I, Senator 2.1,4, Sec Le.lder 2, judicial Comm. 2,3;
lurlK lal Researi h ( omm 2; Chmn Senate Housing Affairs 3; Pres. pro tern
Senate 4, Constitution and By-Laws Comm 4; TSA Vice-Pres 4- Bill ol
Rights (omm 4, A.l Ho, f omm on Salarn-s 4; Golden Cham 4, Friends 3
< l\ 2, ( tulst, Hilling Si.nior 4

jenson, Rcbetia A. H,iv,'loik. NL BS Nursing s, h,iol ,.t Nursing Cur-
ri.uliim ( ,,,11,11 1, SNA 1,2 1. R,'V n,,l,ls S, h,,l,ir Honors Program 1 ^
Olt-( ,impus ( hurih ( host Aiiib.iss,i,lors Vi< e-Po-s I , Pres 2

Johnson, B, jane. R.ih'igh, N ( BSHE Interior Design IDSA! Vite-Pres 4
( )mi( roll Nil 4 , , - ,

Johnson, Cindy Lynn. \\ ill,, mist,, n N( HSHE ( ,,nsumer Serve es AHEA

liihnson, Mary Beth. I,-M,igt,,n, N( KsHl Inli'iior Design S(,A Under-
'"•' ''UK 1 ( oiiil I 2 1, IDSA 2, 1,4, All) NSID 2,!,4, AHEA 1 4, E\ec
< ot"i, il I 2 s,,pli,„i„,r,. H,,ii,,is l',ogr,iiii 2, I lA 2

Johnston, lanis. I I,, list,, n hv HA \nthropi .l,,gv Summ,.| Ar, h.ii'.ilogi, .il
I "'Id l'i,,|,-, t ,,t IIN( -(, 4 Ann,' H,,vv,ir,l Sh.ivv S, h,,l,irship 4 D.'.iii's list
12 1 4, Phi H.'t,, K.ipp.i 4, lunioi ,M,irsli,ill

liines, fhris. ( ,i,-,'risl„,ni N( AIM 1, s( ,A Pri'sidi'nt

lones, Evelyn Denise. stok,'s,l,ili' N ( BS M.ith

jt.nes, ja<<|ueline Ir.-ne. 1 l.il Ko, k, N( BA Inglish R.'siil.'nti.il Ciillege

lon.-s, Sharon Dawn,

N ( BA Lirlv ( liil,lti,„„l l,lu,

lorrian, Margaret Elizabeth, kiiislon N( lis \l,ith I', Mii I psilon 4, ( ,,l-

La Mat, Janice. High Point, N C BM Music Education. Women's Glee Club
I, (. ,,n,ert Bj,i,l 2, Women's Choir 2,3,4; Symphonic Choir 4; MENC Sec.

LaRoach, Linda Lee, Charlotte, N C BA Elementary Education.

Lednum, Lettic Carol. k\iii,lleman, N C BA Elementary Education ACEI 4

De.in \ List 2,1 '

Lee, Martha Jean. Gnensboio, N C BS Business Education Dean's List
West.'rn ( .uolin.i Llniversitv, 1

Leonard, Deborah Lynn. Raleigh, NC BA History and International
Studi.'s K( 1,2, 1, W,,m,'ii's studies Comm 4; International Studies Comm

Lewis, Jan Denise. Wiiiston-Salem, NC BA Psychologv Western Carolina
Dniversilv 1

Lindern, Kalhy Von. Waterloo, Belgium. BA Biology RC 1,2,3, RC Faculty
Recruitment Comm, '.i; Proposal lor Interdisciplinary Course Develop-
ment in Health Oriented Fields 4, Lab Ass't, 4; Beta Beta Beta 3 4 Dean's
List 1,2,3,4; Golden Cham 1,4; Nominee, Danlonh Fellowship 4;' Honors
Program 2

Lindsay, Mary Evelyn. I lilihbran, N ( BS Nursing SNA 3

Lloyd, Sandra Kay, H,llsl„„, ,i,gh, N C BA E.irlv Childhood ACE 3,4

Long, Elizabeth Ann. st.it.'sv ille N( BSHE Consumer Services .Mitchell
Coll.'ge Wh,,s Wh,. Am,,iig Studenis in Aiiieman lunior Colleges, SGA

Long, Leslie Gail. Asln-vill,', N( BA S,Hiologv Full Gospel Student Fel-
louship 1,2, s,', 1, ( ,,,,rd 4, Di'.in's list 1,2,1,4, Phi Beta Kappa,

Long, Marsha, Lynette, k.innapolis, N C BSHE Clothing and Fashion Mer-
,li,iii,lising NBS AHFA, M.irlelme B Street Sc holarship Award 1,

Luedeka, Mary. Knovvilli', h'lin BA Rerreatem SGA Consul 2, Swim
Te.ini Man 1,4, Ass'l B.isk,'tli,ill M,iii 1, RA R.'ji 1 , 1, Boaid 4; Dorm Sec
le.iiler 1,2

Madden, Kathleen. Gri'ensboio, N < BsHt Int.'nor Design SIDA Treas

Maddox, Sheila I. Gri'i'llsb,,r,,, N ( BS F, , .nonius anil Business ,Administ-
r.ition Peiin St.ite Umvi'rsitv, (,,'il,-v,l t ollege; University ot Pittsburgh.
LIniveisitv ot M.irv l.inil, l.iv ,, 'Ill's, VR( , GGO

Malone, Carmen Rivera. Fayetteville, N.C. BA Spanish, SGA Consul 2,
Senator 3 Comm. on Classification of Organizations 3, Elections Board 3;
Spanish Cluli Treas. 1,J.3,4: Dean's List 2,3; Chief Marshall 3.

Maner, Mary K. Adelphi, Wd. BA Biolonv-Medical Technology, Outing
Club 4; Marshal 4, l-House 2, i,4. Pine Needles 2; Beta Beta Beta 4,

Maslbrook, William H., |r. Greensliom, N C, BS Economics and Business
Administration,

Matthews, Rosa Evon. Greensboro, N C BS Child Development and Eamilv
Relations, ACE 4; Floor Advisor 4,

N C BA HKlor\ I'hi Alpha Theta 1,4;
lie, N I BS M.ith S(|uare Circle l,2,i,4; Dorm
McCabe, Gloria Saunders. Chadhourne, N t BA Early Childhood Educa-

May, William Franklin. Greensb
Deans List, 2,

Mazvco, Celeste |an. Di

Social Comm, 2,3

Moore, Donald Richard. Liberty, N.C. BS Nursing. Friends 3; Senator 4;
Eleitions Board 4, Student Rep. Specifics Comm, School ot Nursing i,4;
Deans ,\dvis,,iv ( omm ),4; APO !,4; Outing Club 2; Student Excellenie
Auard 4, OiiM, Hiding New Srn.itor 4: Outstanding Senior Mitchell Co|.

N ( BSML H.ime h
lius Dorm Ke|l i

an. K.ilc-igh, N C BS Nursing the

Morton, Elizabeth Anne. VV.idesboro. N C BA Early ChildhootI (di

Wesley House 1,2, Collegiale layiees 2; Civinettes 4; YR( 4; A( f 4, (.ui
lord Cty, Young Republicans 4, East While CJaks Tutorial Progr.im i, ( lie
cal Experience, Hampton School )

Moschler, Elizabeth Dearing. Builington, N ( BA Sp, •,■,!, I'.nliolog
Dean's List 1,2, i, 4, USHA 2,4, Trc-.is t; Honors Independml siudv
Campus Crusade for Christ 2; Dorm Bible Study; Volunlec'i, locil llrmc-i
tar\' Schools Mclver School; Member of Eliz.ibeth Chapter *41 ol l.istc^

, N,

C BS Busine

ss Education.

"Frt

shman Whalev

er" 3; Phi Beta

Sigm

a Sigma 3,4,

McCaskill, Kathy Ann. Mooresvillc
Merchandising SGA Consul 3,4; Chnin
Lambda 2,3.4; DECA 4; YR 3; Gamma

McClay, Marilyn Louise. High Point, N,C, BA Political Science, WEHL 3;
Carolinian 3; Dean's List 3,4; Class Scholar 2,3; Internship, Guilford
County Manager 3; Public Affairs Internship, Greensboro Planning Dept. 3,

McCray, Elizabeth |o. Greensboro, N.C, BA Early Childhood, ACE 3; YRC
f,2; lunior Scholar, Appalachian State University 1,

McDonald, Dawn Marie. Raleigh, N.C. BA Spanish University Choir 3;
YRC 3, Spanish 3,4; lunior Scholarship. Llycommg College,

Mcllhenny, Susan Mildred. Charlotte, N,C, BSHE Child Development DC
4; OA 3; Student Orientation 4; AHEA 1,2,3,4,

Mclntyre, Margaret )ane. lefferson, N,C, BSHE Clothing Academic Forum
3: AHEA 2; EUC Council 2, Exec, Board 1,4, CGO Hostess 3; Miss
Greensboro 2nd Runner-Up 3

McKee, Sandie. Rock Hill, S,C BA English Intramural Volleyball I; Ger-
man Club; Carolinian Reporter; Sophomore Scholar,

McMaster, Rebecca Lee. Red Springs, N,C, BA Early Childhood Education
Senate RA 3; ACE 2,3; Floor Advisor 3

McMillan, Beverly Ann. Stanley, N,C, BSHE Interior Design NSID, AHEA;
Campus Student Employee 1,2,3,4,

McMillan, Gena Lynn. Red Spnngs, N,C, BS Nursing, Folk Dance Club 1;
SNA Class Rep, 2, Vice-Pres, 3, Pres. 4; Dean's Advisory Council 4; Stale
Redislricting Chmn, 4; Delegate National SNA 3; Professional Nurse Ass't,
— Duke Medical Center 3

McPhaul, Marion Toon. Southern Pines, N,C BA History and International
Studies. Dance Co, 3,4; Honors Seminar and Tutorial !,4, Harriett Elliott
Lectureship Comm 3,4; Student Honors Council 4, Pine Needles 3

Meece, Sherry Anne. Washington, N.C, BS Nursing, University Choir 3;
SNA 1,2,4; Membership Comm 3; Demille Playhouse; Dorm Sec, Leader
3; Bible School Teacher 2; Professional Nurse Ass't, Duke Medical Center

Meeks, Laura Susan. Eden, N C BA Early Childhood Education Collegeiate
Civinettes, ACE

Mendelson, Uriel. Morthvale, N,l, BEA Drama, Ithaca College; Dance
Company 3,4; Honor Masc]uerader 4; Parkway Playhouse 1,

entary Education ACE,

Michaels, Susan Diane. Greensboro, N.C, BM Music Education Women's
Glee Club 1; University Choir 2,3,4; MENC 4; Floor Advisor 3,

Miles, Susan Sigman. Lenoir, N.C BM Music Education. Concert Band
1,2,3,4; Symphony Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Sinfoma 2; Student Woodwind
Quintet 1,2,3,4; SMENC 2,4, Sec 3; Reynolds Scholar 1,2,3,4; Music Edu-
cation Comm 2; Baptist Student Union 1,2,4, Publicity Chmn 3

Miller, Donna Elaine. Chariotte, N C BA Spanish Spanish Club 1,2,4, Sec

Moser, Rita. Builingli

n, N C BA Ele

nenlary Education ACE; 1)

Moon, Bonnie Tysor.

Educi 1 f.isl Cirol

Pittsboro, N C
na University,

BA Early Chiidh 1 and 1

Murphy, Pamela An

(.arolina LIniyisity l

ne. C.ri.ensbi
INC-G Summt

ro, N C BM Music Educ
r Theater, Stage Mgr

Murray, Sandra Kaye. Greensboro, N,C, BSHE Childhood Dc^velopmer
and Family Relations GGO Hostess 2,3, Miss GGO 4; worked with mer
tally retarded children, Kendall Center,

Myrick, Charlotte Eleanor. Madrid, Spain. BA Math, Intramural Sporl
1,2,3; Pi Mu Epsilon !,4; Square Circle 1,2,3,4; Wesley Foundation 1,^
Collegiate laycees 2; Dean's List 1,2,3,4; Northwestern Bank 4; Commur
ity Tutoring 3,

Nelson, Rolanda Leigh. Greensboro, N,C BS Math Square Circle; New-
man Club, I'l ,Mii Epsilon, University of Michigan

Nesbitt, Nancy Lynn. Asheville, N.C, BA ECHL judicial RA 3; Court
\tember 3; Exec Sec, Court 4; Senior Class Steering Comm 4; Ass't, DC 3,

Newell, Clarice Annette. Ramseur, N.C BS Medical Technology, Intern-
ship, Medical Technology, Moses Cone Memorial Hospital; Karate Club
3,4, Dorm Comm Chmn 1,4; Dorm Comm Member, Student-Faculty
Comm 4

Nobles, Barbara DeBora. Kinston, N.C, BA Speech, Shaw Players ].l: Pixie
Theater; Forensics; Debate Team, NBS; Forensic Assoc; National Assoc, of
Speech and Dramatic Arts; Outstanding Teen-ager of America 1; Dean's
List 2; Miss Lampados 2

Norman, Teresa Diane. Asheville, N C BSHE Home Economics Education
AHEA 1,2, Publicity 1, Soc:ial Chmn 4; NCHEA Conven

Norton, David Bruce. South Euclid, Ohio, BA History and International
Studies, Independent Study Abroad in Europe 3; Harriet Elliott Lectureship
Comm 4; Senior Honors Program; Drama Productions 2,

Nunn, Catherine L. Charlotte, N,C, BS Nursing, NSNA 4; BSU Oltiicn 1;
Ethel Stewart Kiser Scholarship 1,2,3,4; Dean's List 3,

OCc

■r, Charles M. Greensboro, N.C, BA History "Outstanding Yen
Layman ", Pleas.int Garden laycees 3; Comm Chmn, Scout Troop, Si
Troop 3h4 1,2,3,4; Merit Badge Counselor 3,4; Order ot the Arr
Brotherhood 1,2,3,4; Sears Roebuck and Company 1,2,1,4 n.iyiiT
Count Community College,

Outlaw, Retha Lucille. Mt, Olive, N,C BA Elementar^' Educ.ilion OA
SNAE 2, ACE 1, ^KC 2,1; N,C, Veterans Scholarship 1,2,1,4, Dorm s,„
Comm 1

Overman, Marsha Ann. Wilson, N C BA Biology — Pre Med SGA Cor

3,4, RC 1,2, ST Mary's House, Vice-Pres 3, Pres, 4; Beta Bc'ta Beta Sec

MoffitI, Lydia Frances. Asheboro, N C BA Early Childhood Education ACE
International

Moore, deborah Beryl. Durham, N.C, BSHE Cons
Club 3: Newman Club 1,2; AHEA 4; Spanish Hono

Owens, Cameron R. Hamlet, N C BA Spanish, International Studic
Hockey 1,4, Basketball Intramurals 1, Capt 4, Choir 1, Outing
Spanish Club 3,4, German Kaffeestunde 4: Gamma Sigma Sigma Vi
3, Pres 4; RA 4, International Amity 4; Deans List 2

Pjrker, Melissa Anne. VV.nirdss Cii Rs Phv-K.il Edui .iticiii Field Hockey
i-l, DeepSoulh Hockev Te.im 4; B.iskelball Intr.iniur.iK 1,J,!,4: Vdlleyli.ill
Intr.imuMis l.JJ; Dedn\ List 2; RA 1.4; NCAHPER 1,2,1.4, AAHPER 3,4;
Biolnsv Honor Certifudle 2; Honored in PE DepI loi C.r.ide Point Avei.ifie
2,1, lunior Schoku; Floor ■\dvisor ); Pres, PE Ma|ors CLl^-. !. Rep Major's
Voice 4

Patterson, Sallie Bosivell. WiKon, N C BS .Nursing

Ration, Robin N. Severnj Park, Md. BA Drama Speech LISHA 2 Sec i
Vice-Pres. 4; N.C, Central School for (he Deaf 2,3,4; Campus Crusade for
Chnsi 3,4; Full Gospel Student Fellowship 3; Bookstore i

Pearson, Elizabeth R. Litjertv. N C BSHE Interior Design AHEA 1 2 IDSA
3.4; Deans List 1,2.1

Peeler, Doris Ann. Misenheimer, N C BA English OA 3,4; Operation 77,
Honors Program 1,2; EUC Countil 2,i, Vice-Pres 4; Intervarsity Chnstian
Fellowship 3,4; Bible Study 4; Reynolds Scholarship 1,2,1,4; Golden Chain
4; Tutor. Lindley |r. High School, and Ben L. Smith High School 2,3,4

Peninger, Connie Diane. Lexington, N C BA Early Childhood Education,
SNEA 2,3; ACE 1,3,4; Dean's List 1,2,4; Sophomore Scholar; lunior Scho-
lar;Dorm Sec, Leader 3,4

Pennell, Rex Allen. Wilkeshoro, N C BA Ele
Community College

Eduialion VViIke

Perry, Marsha Lee. Liberty, N C BS Foods and Nutrition Civmettes 1,2
AHEA 2.i. E\ec Council 4

Pickerel, Donna Carol. Greensboro, N.C, BA Psychology Dean's List
2,1,4; Worked at Dorthea Di\ 2; Volunteer at Kendall Center 3, Worked at
Evaluation Home 3. North Carolina State University

Pickler, Margaret Ezelle. Norwood. N C BSHE Nutrition AHEA 1.3,4,
Omrcron Nu 3, Comm Chmn 4; Omicron Nu Honors Dessert 1 2 3
Dean's List 1,2,3,; Omicron Nu Scholarship 4, Church Choir 4

Pierce, lean S. Sevierville. Tenn BFA Art Education East Tenn Slate.
NAEA

Pigford, Stephanie. Rocky Mount. N C. BA Spanish, Spanish Club 2,3,4;
Sec 4; EUC Council 3, Exec. Board 4, Chmn. Campus Movies 4; Honors
Spanish. Dean's List; Sophomore Scholar, lunior Scholar,

Pitsikoulis, Maria. Charlotte. N C BS Medical Technology Lab Ass't. 3;
German Club 1; Collegiate Civmettes Treas 2,3, Dorm Sorial Comm, 1,3;
Dorm Sei Leader.

Polzin, Pamela |. Charleston, S( BA English Fencing Club. RC 1.2 4,
TiMihmg Assl 1; Dean's List 1,2 1, lunior Scholar

Poole, Amelia Ann. Ellerbe. N C BA Biology Beta Beta Beta 1.4; Worked
.11 N.iliun.il Wildlile Federation's Conservation Summit

Powell, Kathy LaVerne. HalKhoro, N C BA English NBS Reporter

Pratt, Patricia |ane. Fairtield, M.ime BA Speeth Pathology and Audiology
Minnesol.i Outward Bounrl s, hool 1, LINC-C 2; LIniversity of Maine
Summer School 2,1

Presnell, Ellen. Asheboro, N,C, BSHE Clothing and Textiles Sludenl-Facully
Evaluation Comm. School of Home Eronomics; AHEA 1,2, Senior Induc-
tion Comm. 3, Membership Chmn 4

Preston, linda Marie. Belews ( reek, N C BSHE Child Devi'lopment AHEA

Randall, Sarah Kristina. Morganton, N C BSHE Child Development Col-
legi-ile la\cees 1 , RC I 2

Randleman, Rhonda Gail. Burlington, N C BA Elementary Education.

Rapier, Claudia lanier. lesmgton. N C BA Elementary Education ACE 4

Rausth, Bette M. lamaica. N \ BA Early Childhood Education SNAE Pari
4, I >A 2 Sec Leader 4 Worked in Physu. DepI

Reade, Martha Woodland. Springfield, VA, BS Math. Swimming Team 2 3
Co-Capt 4; Tennis Team 2, 1; Student Theater 4; UNC-G Guilford Summer
School Abroad, London 1, Outing Club 1,2,3,4; Beta Phi Delta.

Redding, Sarah Diane. Plafltoun, NC BA Speeih Pathology USHA 3 4
Cuinettes 2.1

Reynolds, Phyllis M. Galas, Va BA English Surry Community College.

Rice, Marilyn Elizabeth. Charlotte, N.C BSSA Business Education Senator
3,4, Chmn of Elections Board 3; SCA Office Sec, 4; NCSL 4; Glee Club 2-
Phi Beta Lambda 3,4, Pine Needles 4; Dorm Treas. 3.

Richardson, Linda. Winston-Salem. N.C. BA Social Welfare. Collegiate
laviees 1.2, College Rep Chmn, Greensboro March of Dimes 3,

Rickman, Stan Benjamin. Eden, NC, BS Math Intramural Football Basket-
hall, Soffbal 1,2,3; APO 1,2; Square Circle

Riddle, Margaret Elizabeth. Gasfonia, N C BA Early Childhood Education,

Riley, Ethel Deborah. Fayelleyille, N C BSHE Home Etono
AHEA 1,4, Omicron Nu 4

Edu

Roberts, Charlene Yvonne. Charlotte, N C BSHE Clothing and Textiles.
AHEA 1 2,3,4; Gamma Sigma Sigma 3. UNC-Charlotte

Roberts, William Rogers, |r. Eden. N.C. 85 Economics and Business .Ad-
ministration Men s Glee Club 1,2; Chorale 2,3; APO 1, Chap, 2, Treas.
3.4, N C Veterans' Affairs Scholarship,

Robertson, |anet Marie. High Point. N C. BSHE Home Economics Educa-
tion. AHEA 1. Dorm Rep. 2. Treas 3. Pres. 4, Rep, National 4; NCHEA
Convention 4; News from Stone 4; Leadership Award 4; Student Program
and Policy Comm 4

Robertson, Michael Alan. Greensboro, N.C BA Psychology

Robinson, Diane Chisholm. Rockingham, NC BA Speech Pathology and
Audiology, Greensboro College

Rollins, Barbara Kaye. Spindale, N C BA Math SNEA 4, Square Circle 4
De.in s Lisl, Pi ,\lu Epsilon, Pres 4

Rose, Tama Mayfield. Salisbury, Md BM Music Education Women's Glee
Club 1, Choir 2,3,4, NBS 1,2,3,4; TSA 4, EUC Council 1,2,3,4; WUAG
i.i: Golden Chain 4

Sams, Mary Sha

louship Westerr

Saral, Serra Ayse. Klanhul, Turke

Schoffslall, lohn Marlz. East Dorset, Vt BA English Carolinian Copy Edito
4, Pine Needles 4, Coraddi 4; Dean's List; Phi Beta Rappa

Pulliam, Carol Dean. Ro.inoke R.ipick N f BA Biology Honors Program
\J. Beta Bel, I Bet.i 1,4, De.in's list 1,2,1,4, Sophomore Sihol.ir, lunior
Sihol.ir, Lab Terh De|)l ol F ntnmology N ( S LI I

Putnam, Alan Blair. Shelby, N ( BM Musi, [ilui.iiion i hor.il 2 1 Pri's 4
Phi Mil M|ih,i. AGO 2,1, Pres 4, S, hool ol .Musi, s, hol.irship 14 Western
( .irolin.i Llmversity

Scolt, Deborah Annette. Greenslioro, N C BA Biology — Pre Med. Court
1, LLIC Council 2, Chmn , Dances 3,4; NBS 1,2,3,4

Scott, Dainne Lynnetle. Cireensboro, N C BA Biology — Pre Med. Court 3;
fUC Council 2, Chmn., Dances 3,4; NBS 1,2,1,4

Scott, Elizabeth Ann. Stanley, N,C. BFA Art Education UNCG — Guilford
Summer Seminar Abroad 1; NAEA 4; Deans List 1.2.3,4, Beta Beta Beta;

( .■mlN.lte ol Merit ill Biology 2

Ramseur, Dorothy Hyatt. R.ileigb, N( K\ I lem.-nl.iry Iduc.ition WFHL
Neus Announcer 1; Dorm Court Proxy 2, Sec I e.ider 2; Sen.lte pioxy 1
( o op 4, Inti.imui.il Volli.yb.ill 1.2. ISA 4, Pine Needles So|)honioie ( l.iss

l.litoi 2 lunior C l.iss Idilo, 1, Dorm llosli'ss 2,1, Imploymcvll M.llkel Re-
v..,ii, h N ( M.inpouer PI. inning t oiiimission 2

Scoll, Mary Kay. Isc^iiK. N ( BSHE Consumer Services, AHEA 3,4; Kellen-
berger Scholarship 4, ( l.iss Marshal 1, Dorm Sec, Leader 2, N C, Agricul-
tural Extension Servu e Trainee 1

Sellars, Sylvia Lucinda. KaetonI, N.C, BM Music Education, Women's Glee
L lub 1; Concert Band 1,2,1,4; Women's Choir 2; Orchestra 2,3,4; Chorale
1,4; Music Scholarshif) 2; MENC Scholarship 4; Dorm Hostess 1.2,3,4.

Scanlland, Sally Anne. Arlinglon, V,i BS NurMng IXmcc Crailiwnv 1,2.

Sharpe, Linda Gale. High Point, N C HA l\\ih<ilos;\

Shaw, Martha Norfleel. Creenshom, N C BA El(>iiiciii,irv tiliR.ilion. 5GA
Office Sec. 3, Office Manager 4; flciiiim Bo.ird i,4; A-.-.'! DC 4; ACE;
SNEA; De.ins List J,4.

Shearon, Belly. Wake Forest, N C, BA Psychiilogx Psi Chi; De.in's List 2,t.

Shearir, Linda Carol. Greenbilie, N.C. BA Malh. Academic Foium .); RA 3;
Orientation Co-Op 2; Square Circle 2,3; Sophomore SchoLir

Sheffield, Anne Monroe. Bisdu' NC RA Six icilogv Dc.ins List 1,2,3,4;
At.lilemK Forum 1 s,,pl„ ,nioir s, hoLii lunioi S, li,,l.if, LIniversily Stores
SchoLirship 1.2 !4 tollc,i;i..lr K f ( iiiliii!; I liil) 4, Carolinian 2,3,4; St.
Man, s Episcop.il Center 1,4, Pri^ln House i, Greensboro Sun 4; RC 1,2;
l-House 3,4; NASVV 4; Ministry tor Soii.il Change 4, C^reensboro Gateways
Program 4.

Shively, Norma Gail. Eden, N.C BA English SNEA 4; De.in's List 1,3;
Sophomore Scholar; lunior SchoLir

Shylle, Billy Stephen, |r. Shelby, NC. BA Sociology Gamma Bela Phi 2;
Senate 3; TSA Bus, Man, 3, Pres. 4; APO 3,4; Student Orientation Comm,
3,4; Social Concerns Comm. 3; Campus Security Comm. 3. Gaston Col-
lege.

Sigmon, Kathy Jones. Catawlw. N C. BSHE Child Development ACEI 4;
AHEA 4; Deans List 3

Sigmon, Susan Elaine. Hickory, N.C BA Elementary Education ACE 4;
Honors Program 1,2; Dean's List 1,2.

Sink, Mary Frances. Winston-Salem, N.C BA Psychology. Court Comm. I;
Court 2, Chmn. 3; Att. Gen. 4; DC 2; DC Reviewing Board 4; Neb. Conf.
Experimental Colleges 2; College Council Comm,, Teacher Evaluation 3;
RC 1,2; Golden Cham 3,4; Psi Chi 3, Sec 4; Intern, State Dept. Correction
3; Universitv Admissions Policv Comm 1; l-House ! 4

Sink, Sherry Pamela

NCSlI

N,( , BSML Interior Design. IDSA 4.

Slowinshi, ludilh Marie. Irenlon, N I RS Nursing

Smith, Eli/abelh Ann. Greensboro, NC RS Math s,|u.ire ( in Ic, Sopho
more Slholal, lumoi Scholar, Deans List 1,2,3,4; University Stores Schci
larship 3, King Scholarship 4; Pi Mu Epsilon,

Smith, Teresa Gwen. Oakbon>, N.C. BA Sociology OA 3; Court 3,4.

Smith, Trudy Waller, ( ,irensl)oro, N C BSHE Inlenor Design,

Smilhwick, Teresa Denise. Belhaven, NC, BA Riologv Senator i; ( omn
lor Classihcation ot ( )rgani/alions ); Comm on Kesidenti.il .Mlairs
German Club 1,2

Snider, Janice Carol. S.ilisliury, N C BA Ec
moreSihol.ir, lunior s, holat

Deans List; Sopho-

Sosnik, Cheryl Ann. Castonia, N C, BS Child Developnienl. Legislature 1;
NCSL Delegate 1,3,4, Reviewing Board 1, Interim Council Delegate 3,
Chmn , Convention Comm. 4; Dorm Social Comm. Chmn. I; Senator 2;
Appropriations Comm. 2,3; Handbook Comm. 2; FDC 3; Senate Pari. 3;
Chmn.. Comm. on Legislation 3; SGA Vice-Pres, 4; Senior Class Steering
Comm. 4; Commencement Comm. 4; Golden Chain 4

Southern, Ada Catherine. Slokesdale, N C BSHE Ho
turn AHEA 1,2,3,4.

Sowers, Mary Vernell. Thomasville, N.C. BA Elementary anri Early Child-
hood Eduratinn D.ividson County Community College

Spears, Julia Elizabeth. Lesinglon, N.C. BA Math, Pi Mu Epsilon 4

Speckman, Ann Patricia. Charlotte, NC BS Math Dorm Floor Advisor i;

Spenser, Priscilla, M.idins

Va BA Social Welfa

^ i^^^.Ut,,**** ht

Spinks, Phyllis. Greensboro, N,C BA Art. NBS: IDC- Winston-Salem Stale
Universrtv

Spivey, Julie Dean. VVilmmston, N.C. Dorm Sec, Leader 1; Legislature Rep
1; Senator 2, Social Concerns Comm. 2,3, Eledions Board 3; BSU 1,2,3,4;
Sophomore Honors Program; Dean's List 2,3; Pine Needles 2; School of
Nursing Rep. 3,4; Librarv Comm. 3,4; Dean's Advisor\' Council 3,4; Ass't.
DC 3; Student Excellence Award 3; Basketball Intramurals 2,3,4,

Spraker, Bridget Lee. Richmond, Va, BA Psvchologv,

Squires, Dena F. Favetteville, N C, BS Math, Legislature 1; Senate 2,4; Exec
Sec- SGA 3; Senate Pari, 3; NCSL 3, Reviewing Board 4; Pine Needles 1;
Sophomore Scholar; junior Scholar; Pi Mu Epsilon; Dean's List 1 .2; Golden
Cham 3,4; Constitution By-Laws Comm, 3,4. Chmn, 2,

Slaley, Gay Nell. Clii
2,3 4

Steed, Tina Rae. Gte

1 2,5,4

3x, N C, BSHE Home Economics Education, AHEA
isboro, N C BS Nursing, SNA 1,2; Beta Sigma Phi

Stevens, Lynne W. Merchantville, N | BSHE Home Economics Education
DC 3, AHEA 1,2,3,4; SNEA 2,5; Pine Needles 2; Golden chain Scholarship
Chmn 3, Pres, 4; Operation '"S 4, Operation '77 3, OA 2; Orientation
Comm 3,

Stewart, Joyce Marie. Liberty, N C BFA ,Art Education Campus Crusade for
Christ 2; Dean's List 2,3; Dorm Bible Study 1,2,3,4

Strickland, Mildred Savon. Zebulon, N C
National Organization for Women 4

3A Sociologv \RC 2, OA 2;

Swain, Anna Beth. Winston-Salem, N C,, BM Music Education, Women's
Glee Club I; Chorale 2,3, Sec, 4; School of Music Curriculum Comm 2;
School of Music Admissions Comm, 4; Wesley Foundation Board 2,3,4,
Finance Comm, 2, Student Council 2,3,4; Dean's List 1,2,3; Miss
Winston-Salem 3; First Runner Up to Miss N,C 3; Chief Usher I ICLS 4,

Swaringen, Alice K. Albemarle, N,C, BSHE Home Ecomonics Education
TCB 1, AHEA 1; Gamma Sigma Sigma 3,4; Pine Needles 1; OA 1,2,3;
Co-Op 4; Operation '77 3

Swart, Penny Grietje. Raleigh, N,C BA Elementary Education, Volleyball
Intramurals 3; Teacher's Aide 3; Clinical Expercience 3; Friends 3; Inier-
Varsity Christian Fellowship 3,4; ESCHEATS Scholarship 4; Dean's List 1;
Prospective Teachers' Scholarship Loan 1,2,3,4; Sec, Leader 3,4; GBI Agent

Tagalos, Deborah Jean. Charlotte, N C BS Adapted Physical Education.
RA 3, Floor .Advisor 3, University Ring Comm 1; Women's Glee Club 1;
SNEA 4, NCAAHPER 2,3, NC Student Majors Convention 4

Taylor, Barbara Lee. Ricblands, NC, BM Music Education, Glee Club 1;
Chamtier Singers 4, Choir 2,3,4; Symphonic Chorus 4; Honors Program
1,2,3,4, Mu Phi Epsilon 2,3, Corr, Sec, 4; Mu Phi Epsilon Award 4

league, lohn C. Colfax, NC, BA Sociology, Davidson County Community
College

Terrell, Caria Ann. Mebane, NC BSHE Clolhmg, AHEA 1,2,3, Co-Chmn,
Publicity 4; Infer- Varsity Chnstian Fellowship Publicity Comm 3,4,

Thomas, Phyllis Anne. Mamers, NC, BA Psychology, DC Reviewing Board
4 Sec, Leacfer I, OA 2,3; Co-Op 4; Operation '77, '78 3,4; Exec, Advisory
Brd. 3; Intramural Volleyball 1; Psi Chi 3,4; Psychology Club 3,4; SCORE
Directory, Course and Teacher Evaluation 1, Vice-Chmn, 2, Pres, 3,4,
Dean's List 2,3,4; Golden Cham 3, Vice-Pres, 4; lohnson Scholar 1,2,3,4;
Sophomore Scholar; lunior Scholar; Calendar and Scheduling Comm, 4

Thompson, Kathie Huffines. Elon College, N C, BS Business Education

Thut, Dawn A. Winston-Salem, NC BFA Art Education NAW 1972
Florida |r College; Jacksonville University, pSalem College; Broward |r
(allege

Tisdale, Sara Elizabeth. Lumberton, N C BS Math, Sec Leader 4; Square
Circle, Pi Mu Epsilon 4, Sophomore Siholar; lunior Stholar

Trainer, Irene Alice. Bursaw. NC BA Elementary Education Vollevball,
Basketball Intramurals, AC E; SNEA

Travis, Paula E, Martinsville, Va. BA Political Science Intern. NC Stale Rep
Hc'nrv E Erye t, NBS \ ,2 Ass't. Co-Ord 3,4, lunior Scholar.

Triplett, Mary Catherine. Wilkesboro, N C, BA French Pi Delta Phi; Phi
Beta Kappa; Sophomore Scholar; lunior Scholar

Tripp, John A. High Point, NC, BA Georgraphv, Gamma Thela Upsilon;
NC Athletics Officials Association; North Slate Football Officials Associa-
tion, North State Basketball Officials Association; Association of American
Geographers; Association of Planning Officials.

Tucker, Loretta G. Clemmons, NC. BSPE Adapted Physical Education. Vol-
leyball. Basketball Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Co-Rec Play-day Volleyball Team
1,3, Collegiate Civmettes Sgt.-at-Arms 2, Pres. -Elect 3, Pres. 4; RA Rep. 3,
Council 4; PE Majors Class of '74 Treas. 2; Undergraduate Maiors Council
Rep , Sec. 3, Co-Chmn., NC Student Maiors Convention 4; NCAHPER:
AAHPER: SNEA.

Turner, Paula Ellen Scott. Winston-Salem, N C, BA Speech — Pathology
Glee Club 1,2; USHA 4, Dean's List 3; Worked for Cubernatonal Candi-
date Hargrove Skipper Bowles in 1972 Campaign NCSU,

Vestal, lanice Carol, lonesville, N C BA Elemental Educatit

Vestal, Linda L. lonesville, N C BA Elementar^ Education ACE 3,4; SNEA
4; Dean s List 4

Vetterlein, Debbie Mackenzie. Greensboro, N C. BSSA Secretarial Ad-
ministration. William Woods College.

Vosnock, Diane Tucker. Wilmington. N C BSMT Medical Technology.
Beta Beta Beta 3,4; Alumni Scholarship 1.2,3,4,

Walker, Wendy Young. R.ileigh, N.C, BA Early Childhood Education

Wallen, Cynthia Anne. Spjrtanhurg, S.C. BA Biology, Consul 1 .2: Betj BeM
Beta J,4: BSU; Intertaith Council J. Pres. -4,

Walters, Lawrence lames. Greensboro, N.C. BS Economics and Business
Aciministration Honors Program l,2,J,4; Dean's List; Omicron Delta Episi-
Ion 3,4; SCRAM J; December '7i graduate Cum Laude; 4 years active duty
US Coast Guard.

Weaver, Barbara D. Durham, N.C, BS Math Square Circle 1,2,3,4; Inter-
Varsity Christian Fellowship 1,2,3,4, Pi Mu Epsilon 3,4; Deans List 2,3,4;
Dorm Treas 4

Webb, Barry L. Eden, N.C. BM Music Concert Band 2,3,4; lazz Ensemble
2,3,4; Freshwater Stadium 1,4; Phi Mu Alpha Sinlonia 3,4

Wells, Debra Ann. Mebane, N C BS Nursing lunior Scholar Appalachian
State Universilv

Wells, Roslyn Marie. Burgaw, N,C, BS Business Administration and
Economics. Counsul 2, DC 3; Senator 4; Handbook Comm, 2; Comni. on
Class Organizations 3, Chmn, 4; NC5L 4; Chmn, DC Reviewing Bd, 4;
ludicial Comm. 4; Economics Honors Student 3; Golden Chain 3, Sec, 4;
Chancellor's Traffic Comm, 4; Rotary Scholarship 1; Tuition Scholarship
3,4; Nominee Rotary Fellowship 4; Sec, Leader 1; Campus Library
Employee; Outstanding New Senator 4.

Weston, LouElla lane. High Point, N.C. BS Economics and Business Ad-
ministration. Senator 2; Comm. on Legislation 2; SGA Bus. Man. 3,4; Gol-
den Cham 4; Outing Club 1; NAA, Piedmont Wmston-Salem Chapter 4;
Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program 3,4; National Student Register 3;
Greensboro College Summer Scholar.

Whittemore, Wendy L. roton. Mass, BA Sociology. Senator 4; Intramurals
1,2,4; Varsity Field Hockey 3; Concert Band 1,2; Dean's List \,1-

Whittemore, Wendy L. Groton, Mass. BA Sociology. Senator 4; Intramurals
1,2,4; Varsity Field Hockey 3; Concert Band 1,2; Dean's List ].2.

Wike, lanet Gail. Tavlorsville, N.C. BS Math. Square Circle 1,2,3,4; Pi Mu

Epsilon 3

Williams, leannie Oveda. BSHE AHEA 1,2,3,4,

Willis, Susan Elizabeth. Winston-Salem, N.C. BA Psychology. Dean's List
1,2,3,4; Psi Chi 3,4; Phi Beta Kappa 4; Magna Cum Laude Graduate De-
cember 1973.

Wilson, Victoria Ann. BSPE. Dean's List; Collegiate Civinettes 4; Chmn,
1')7) N.C Student Ma|ors Convention; Sec, Student Sec, NCAHPER; PE
Undergraduate Council 4; Dorm Sec, Leader.

Wood, Sarah Elizabeth. Greensboro, N ( Koxii- king Sc hiil,itshi|i 2;
ABWA Scholarship 2,3,4; NSID 3,4

Wright, Rebecca Lou. Wadesboro, N,C, BSHE, Dean's List 4, N.itional
ABWA Stephen Button Memorial Scholarship 4; UNC-G Nursery School
Wagoner Memorial Scholarship 4; AHEA,

York, Sylvia Snider, lefferson Standard Scholarship 1,2,3,4; Sophomore
Scholar; lunior Scholar; Pi Mu Epsilon 3,4.

List; Omicron Delta Epsilo

Young, Susan H. De

Scholarship 4.

Yow, Sandra Gail. Whileville, N C BA Early Childhood Educalit
3,4; Floor Advisor !

Endings

We end much the way we began

. , wilh empt\' classrooms; a parent who swears
you'll never tit all that stuff into one car ("Where in
the world did you put it in that little room? You
should have told me you had this much; I'd have
brought a U-Haul-lt . . ."); the readjustment to
another lifest>'le. Changes aren't easily seen;
longer hair, shorter hair, a suntan may be the only
visible differences between September and May.
But during the goodbyes to the people you've lived
with for almost a year, you begin to understand.

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In the spirit of the season and all end-of-the-year awards, we are reprinting

THE FIRST NOT-TO-BE-ANNUAL CAROLINIAN KUDOS OF THE YEAR

by permission of the authors, lanelle Lavelle and John Schoffstall.

The "From Flophouse to Fame" Award to |lm McAbee, who
after leading the Hinshaw seccession from SCA last fall, ran
successfully for SCA President this spring. (Gee, Mommy, I
could swear there's somebody on the Elliott Hall Patio wav-
ing behind an American flag . . .)

The "Let 'Em Eat Cake" Award to the student senate for
telling all the other organizations to tighten their belts and
then raising their own refreshment budget.

The "Hey, Cenr'l Custuh, Ah Think Ah Sees an Injun on
That Horizzen" Award to Flash lennings for suggesting in
September that it might be a good idea to prepare an Appeals
policy, in case we ever needed it.

The "Gertrude Stein 'A Rose is a Rose is a . . .'"Award to
the people who have the nerve to name something that starts
in January a Spring Term.

The "Spiro, The Key To Your Office Door Doesn't Seem
To Fit Any More" Award to Cheryl Sosnik and the Switch-
board, who almost had Third Floor Elliott walking the streets
office-less after 1 1:00 pm.

The "Top Monkey Is the One Swinging From the Highest
Tree" Award to the English Department, which has been
dispensing with faculty faster than it has been finding Ph.D.
candidates to fill their places.

The "Finding Them Under A Bushel Basket" Award to
Cliff Lowery and the Concert Lecture Series for proving that
you can bring anybody to campus and somewhere, some-

how, somebody around here will help you sponsor them.

The "Lawrence Welk uh-ONE, and uh-TWO . . ."Award
to the Media Board, who finally got it all together after three
years (off and on) by deciding to ignore all the nasties who
could give them trouble and go straight to the Chancellor.

The "'?$$-l-???&#c$!!!!" Award goes to the SCA Con-
stitution and By-Laws for their logic, coherence, complete-
ness, and consistency of thought and structure, and their
clarity and conciseness of expression.

The "Madison Avenue Advertising Council Award" to
Elections Board for the FDC runoff that nobody knew any-
thing about.

The "Great Pumpkin's 'What to Do Until Godot Comes'"
Award to NCPIRG for their attempts to get money from
someone, anyone before the semester is over.

The "Sam Ervin Award for Openness in Politics" to Chuck
Melvin and Kevin Moore, for proving that all men are not
created equal. (Ed. note: Messrs. Moore and Melvin partici-
pated in the streak-in.)

The "Ladies Before Gentlemen, Pearls Before Swine"
Award to Cathy Krinick, our new swineherd, who after the
last Appealing week may have decided she's sorry she won
that old election after all.

The "What I Learned on My Summer Job" Award to Karen
Davis, who has been plagued with as many staff changes this
year as has her former employer.

To which the editor wishes to add the following:

The "Who's Been Sleeping in My Bed?" or "You Only
Thought You Heard A Male Voice; It's 7:00 am" Award to
those female dorm residents who defied university and civil
authorities by keeping a live night light in their rooms during
the energy crisis.

The "First You Have To Catch Her, Men" Award to the
campus cops for their swift and courageous action in ap-
prehending the lone female streaker from a crowd of several
dozen streaking males.

The "Marie Antionette Aqua-Memorial" Award to those
who survived the traditional dunking in the fishpond at the
last senate meeting.

The "Huey P. Long Representative Democracy for Fun
and Profit" Award to all those senators and others who used
certain issues as stepping stones in their political careers.

The "Who Says We Can't Take a loke?" Award to the
majority of the student body, for proving that, some years,
it's just better not to be involved.

Changing:

In Search of
the Hallmark

There was only one real rally this year.

It was an Impeach Nixon rally this spring, and attracted less than
a hundred active supporters. Part of the crowd could be attributed
to the spill-over from the streak, which was scheduled to take place
later that night in the same area. (A lot of people came early to get
good seats.) The college campus, that well-known hotbed of revolu-
tion and radicalism, was relatively quiet this year.

It was that conspicuous absence that drew attention to the demise
of The Movement; and even then, one couldn't be certain what had
happened.

Guy was a student at UCLA-Berkley in 1967-69. He noticed it.
What happened to the people, the movement? "I don't know. Times
change. People change. I miss it like you miss World War II. It just
ran out . . . maybe part of it was trivial. Maybe none of it counted
for anything.

"Part of it did. The fight over People's Park — that mattered.
Everything else was on a personal level. Senators didn't debate it,
but it was important to us. I was not an activist then — I was
opposed to the war because my cousin, an illiterate from Arkansas
who couldn't even read, got his head blown off in Nam and I said
hey, this isn't right. But it was all on a personal level."

Guy was at UNC-G this year, working on his MFA in writing.
What did he learn from his involvement?

"Me. I used to say I learned about America, but that was wrong. I
learned more about America from going to my grandparent's place,
m this incredible small town in Mojave, and just sitting and talking
to them. We were hippies, they were rednecks, and they never
agreed with anything we said and they never would. But they could
sit and listen and say, yeah, I see your point. And that's how I
learned about America.

"It's something you have to live through. You have to face the

tear and the fighting and learn not to be scared. That was important.

"The riots in Miami seemed like a game. They were dangerous at

the time, but that was all . . . we knew that they couldn't make

■iny difference.

"What's the shape to come? None of us know right now. We are
back where we started from. The generation now in college com-
pletely missed the trouble."

Listening to Guy, you remember what this group has been through. The national media have explored the
topic many times before; Marshall McLuhan tried to give guidance but wound up dispensing haze filters
which really didn't help. Many explanations could be given about us — the 'gifted generation' that was
supposed to be finding all the solutions — we grew disillusioned, got cynical, were disappointed, became
realistic, lost idealism, went underground, went crazy. Maybe we're only tired.

Or maybe, |ust maybe, we've passed the point of predictions. Maybe it will be years before our generation
— which missed Ban the Bomb brochures, civil rights marches, and anti-war rallies — can find its own
hallmark.

Which may be the biggest change of all.

Alternative Futures

It is 1984, ten years since graduation.

The women of the class of 1974 have gone their separate ways, to become wives, mothers, doctors, lawyers,
and many other professions spanning the range of choice which was theirs when they graduated. They were one
of the first generations for whom the feminine role held a choice, and for whom neither role assumed a higher or
more valid status than another. The choice was the individual's.

And they were one of the first to realize that the choice need not be stated
in terms of "either-or", but could be made in terms of "and".
To each her own.

Buying Graduation announcements and getting tit
ted — the first part of the ritual.

dter thai ni^ht. Chancellor's Reception in Vice-Chdncellor st.inl.-\ j<.nes and President William Friday — get-

ting ready tor the ceremonies.

^^^^' j23f

Graduation
May 12, 1974

Sunday morning, between in-
termittment cloudbursts, the Class
of 1974 gathers for the first and
last time.

One last song together. |ust betore the processionaf

The best vears of your lite, thev told V(ju, these are the best years of your life Graduating nurses are sworn into the Army hours after gradu

Looking at your friends, you could see only a mass of black robes, tfie symbol of four
years of work. Proud parents were manuevering pictures of their kids, something for
the scrapbook, something tangible to show that four years had accomplished a
change. Behind faces that smiled for the camera, you knew what had taken place —
the impact of outstanding and inexcusable professors; the love affairs, abortions,
marriages; the road trips, the religious experiences; the attempted suicide, the nerv-
ous breakdown; the decision to join the gay community; the friends made and
forfeited. The change of lifestyle, change of major, change of direction, change of
plan. All deeper changes whose marks didn't show in the photograph; sometimes
didn't show at all, unless you looked at the person and not the robe.

But now it was push, pull, line up for the old family photo, the snapshot to show
aunts and uncles how hard you had studied those years, and the changes, the
changes . . .

The challenge of the individual is issued again. To
refuse — against whatever odds — to be less than the
best within you — to hold your own creativity and
your own ego as the main reasons tor any achieve-
ment — to refuse to fall short of the highest goal you
can set — these are difficult credos. Unfortunately,
they are usually unpopular. But it is only by holding
true to these that anything of lasting value is ac-
complished on this earth.

But one life, you say — how important can )ust one life be?
Think — what can one flame do?

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Somedays you eat the bears, and somedays the bears eat you.

Considering what this book has been through, it's some-
thing of a wonder that it was published at all. As does every
halt-alert editor, I think I've learned a lot this year in spite of
the particular problems this book faced, coming as it did on
the heels of a rough year for yearbooks.

I won't bore you with a report of the trials and tribulations;
anybody on campus this year remembers the dire predic-
tions given out last fall about this book. And we published
anyway, thanks to many good people.

But because I have to be concerned with the welfare of the
yearbook, I must issue a warning to the student body. This
year witnessed the encroaching of the student senate on the
rights of the media. It's a thorny problem, to be sure, and
many sincere people are involved on both sides of the issue.
But there is a decided lack of understanding of the media on
the part of some senators. This lack of knowledge is bringing
about the slow but steady destruction of the rights normally
given the press.

At the root of the problem is money. The senate controls
appropriations and this allows them to extend their domain
over other processes, including editorial control. Given
enough time — and it doesn't take long — the student senate
will exercise virtually complete control over much of the
press.

If you want this, okay. But don't dignify it with the title of
"free press". It is not. I would hope that the campus would
pay careful attention this year. Media Board was created to
promote understanding of the media, among other things,
and with the cooperation of the senate, could help to find
solutions agreeable to both sides.

Freedom is not always lost in noisy battles or in noticeably
large portions. It can be eaten away slowly, in small incre-
ments; a few dollars here, a word or two there, a concept
that only the press itself would miss. And the press, though it
still exists, will become |ust as restrained and government-
controlled as if boards had nailed the doors shut. It will be
worse, because the illusion of freedom still exists. It can't be
changed unless you care.

This year's book tried to respond to student body opinion
as reflected in many informal polls conducted by Harriett
Kirk, Janice Apple, myself and others. Hence the creation of
several new divisions, and the scaling down of others.

In addition, there were certain items included, in part, at
the request of the senate as expressed during my confirma-
tion hearings. Foremost among these is the inclusion of Out-
standing Seniors (Features, p. 274). The OS were excluded
last year, and have long been under attack. (In fact, in each
of the three years I served as a senator, various people tried
to abolish the election itself on the grounds that it was use-
less, farcial. childish, unrepresentative.) I have added to the
coverage four OS of my own choice, approved by that dead-
line's staff. It is my feeling that these people are outstanding,
as are many others in the class, and were excluded simply
because much of the class didn't know where or when
nominations were held. They represent the many other
people who deserved recognition but, due to inherent fac-
tors of the election, were passed over. John Schoffstall is a
recognized writer: Carol Brooks edited the Carolinian; Terry
Taylor edited the Coraddi and helped organize the Spring
Arts Festival; Laurie Conway is a dedicated actress and holds
two of the Drama Department's scholarships. These repre-
sent the hundreds of others who should have been desig-
nated to make this election something more than an exercise
in vanity.

That was the extent of rampant editorialization in this
year's book. Student government necessitates this lengthy
explanation.

Finally (and why should I try to say it when others have
done so well?), in the immortal words of Laura Bullock, 1972
Pine Needles editor: "We've really worked hard — some-
times productively — sometimes not . . . People may or
may not believe the time we've spent and spent and spent on
this book but this is it! Like it or lump it or be on the staff next
year."

Many people deserve thanks for their help with this book;
I hardly know where to start.

Thank you, statt, tor sticking it out. I know it was really
rough sometimes. Thank you especially to HAK for manag-
ing the business superlatively with a smile; to Janice for
helping in Overview and Faculty, as well as Features and
Sports; to Paul, Wendy and Nancy for their darkroom work.
To the rest, thanks for a job well done.

Thank you, Hunter Publishing, for being the best company
in the business; and thank you ).B. Edwards, for color layout
and help in cover and endsheet design. A special thanks to
Ed Coldston, our long-suffering rep, who always, always
came through ahead of time with the materials/info/help/
solace.

Thank you, Nick, for the color work and service; and to
Barbara Matros, for help with the faculty pics.

Thank you, Wilson Davis, for the use of the News Bureau
files to supplement our own faculty coverage.

And thank you, lanelle and lohn, for letting us reprint your
articles.

My personal thanks to the following, whose efforts also
helped in the production of this book:

To the Media Board, for their advice and cooperation in a
difficult year;

For Dr. Wright, Dr. Calhoon, Mr. Tullar, Mr. Barnes, and
Mr. Cassell, awards for patience above and beyond the call
of duty;

To my first mentors. Col. C.E. Brown and Tom Kelleher,
thank you — I appreciated you more this year than I ever did
before;

To those lunatics who masquerade as the Greensboro
Studios of WUNC-TV, thank you for three years of listening,
friendship, and escape;

To my parents — thanks for more than any parent should
be asked to put up with, not to mention layouts on the living
room floor and three summer deadlines;

And finally, for the friends who put up with me on a
near-if-not-daily basis, thank you: Jenn (Sis); Martha,
Anne-Marie, Susan (roomie); Cathy, Nancy, Dosia; Mac,
Chuck; lohn, lanelle, Sylvia (Objectivists and critics); Soz
and Flash (my dear Athos and Aramis); and |Dar (my turn
now to thank you).

And for more than can be named, thank you Robbie and
David (wherever you are.) Not without you, guys.

:'.---:^s^-;i7.. :...;-:

The 1974 Pine Needles was published by Hunter Publishing Company of Winston-Salem, North Carolina. All color
photography was by I.E. "Nick" Nicholson of Raleigh, North Carolina; Ed Coldston was company representative.

Editor in Chief: Karen S. Davis
Business Manager: Harriett Ann Kirk
Organizations: Jan Haswell
Sports: Janice Apple
Features: Janice Apple
Sophomore and Junior Classes:

Mary Maxwell, Nancy Davis
Senior Class: Harriett Ann Kirk

layouts by Jan Haswell
All copy and layout by the editor in chief unless
otherwise indicated.

General Staff: Janice Angell, Tru' Blue, Mac
Davis, lanet Dean, Susan Dunn, Chuck Houska,
Janelle Lavelle, Paul Ortino, Marilyn Rice,
Cheryl Riehl, Dee Schoenderwooerd, John
Schoffstall, Jay Sharpe, Martha Shaw, Cheryl
Sosnik, Donna Steele, Jenny Warren.

Head Photographer and Associate Editor:

I
Assignments and Photo Editor:

Primary Photographers:

Nancy Davis

Dosia Bell
Wendy Kaldon
|im Kurtz
Photography Staff: Laura Birdsong, Nancy Davis, Larry
Dermody, Bill Hunt, Calvin Johnson, Terry Jones, Ke-
vin Kilmartin, Ricky Li, Don Melcher, Cliff Mitchell,
Lisa Stump, and the editor.

HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY

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