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Pine Needles Hid/mk'^ 1 The Woman's College of The University of North Carolina LIBRARY COLLEGE COLLECTION Gift of Senior Class, 1961 Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2010 with funding from University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill http://www.archive.org/details/pineneedlesseria1961nort . IT'S giving us the time to determine our goals in life . _ the directions we take, where we WOMAN'S ffUKLI) pause for emphasis, are mainly individual— sometimes forgotten after approaching suc- cess. We will retain the influence of W.C., but this 1961 Pine Needles records the steps taken toward awareness— of each other and of ourselves. 227435 WOMEN ...And time seeing fully sex. Living and sharing campus-wide bond, belonging and the world . maybe for the first the potentials of our with women, creating a a feeling of loyalty for our school. Woman is woman's natural ally." Living and learning, working and playing—we adventure through every door, to the world belonging to us . ¥tm~M^ WWW ^5 \ w w w V n\ w w w v \ \WWWW? ¥$'*&* w \ ¥&$> \ - . \ www WW ' ' \ \ : \ !y. W " . \ v ^ . \- ^ \ \ WWW \ \ * Happy >^ 'Hi eyes tell the secret the only way it can ever he told ... under the facade created by the practical world a real and vibrant truth exists. We know that we as young students possess the greatest seeds of progress — curiosity, idealism, and hope ... A \ .. 1961 Y. D. C. and Y. R. C. rise to support the election . a toast to Kennedy . South Pacific breaks a leg . new sidewalks and the Thruway". rat day as friendship day...hlue lights for Mclver... Coniff in stereo . liguidy Marcel Marceau... return of Robert Frost ...and Snodgrass is walking through the universe . WOMAN'S xpanding in every direction. Seniors finally caring what the heads of Junior year abroad ... to interchange ideas breaks in Elliott Hall ... madras, ...the feeling of let's get away . COLLEGE New buildings . Weatherspoon Art . their departments think ... foreign students, . the typicalness of our campus . coffee madras everywhere . dreary days in lab from it all... A large campus . a distinct unity—W.C. remains a leader and an example, offering to the world— teachers, artists, actors ... As freshmen, graduation seems an eternity away . selecting a major impossible— learning as well as memorizing definitely foreign, but learn we did, and WOMAN'S COLLEGE continues to us i~R~i~~iTr ti-itHtr^t N-i~n Jrfc bTTl-m- as we... Seek and EADERSHIP IB 'MONROE "*. AGONY -r' \<" Vl NDWLEDGE ' flourish in. w REAT IVITY Group DENTIFICATION 78 ocial ENVIRONMENT 198 EADER5HIP brings awareness of responsible freedom— freedom to make new roads wherever they might lead and the responsibility to do so. HARRIETT SCHNELL DAPHNE WINGATE Vice-President Chairman of Judicial System EMILY HERRING President STUDENT GOVERNMENT ANNE CHAGARIS CATHERINE MOORE DELORES GRAYSON Treasurer Cheerleader EXECUTIVE CABINET. Fi>«! roic, left to right: Emily Herring, Libba Strain, Harriett Schnell, Marilyn Conner, Ann Ross Abbev. Second row: Jill Game, Sandra Green, Catherine Moore, Anne Chagaris, Lucy Stewart, Diana Evans. Not pictured: Hannah Widder, Daphne Wingate, Ann Pickel. EXECUTIVE BOARD The Executive Cabinet is composed of all Emily Herring President oj Student Government Libba Strain Service League Chairman the girls who hold elective offices on the Harriett Schnell . Vice-President oj Student Government campus. The Cabinet brings these elective Marilyn Conner President of C.U. Council offices together in order to co-ordinate their Ann Ross Abbey President oj Elliott Hall efforts to represent and serve the student Jill Game President oj N.S.A. Sandra Green President oj Senior Class body. Catherine Moore Treasurer oj Student Government The Cabinet, presided over by Emily Anne Chagaris Secretary oj Student Government Herring, the President of the Student Gov- Lucy Stewart Editor oj Carolinian Diana Evans President oj Town Students ernment Association, meets regularly to Hannah Widder President oj Inter-Faith Council discuss problems and topics of importance Daphne Wingate Chairman oj Judicial System in the campus community. Ann Pickel President oj Recreation Association Page 19 £0 Judy Dare Blackwelder, Janette Bivens, Lou Godwin, Heather McCracken, Mary Lib Manning, Fran Fusco, Miss Porter, Advisor; Joan Weinstein, Recording Secretary; Carol Christopher, Executive Secretary; Daphne Wingate, Judicial Chairman; Margaret Beamon, Emily Leigh. COURT OF SOCIAL REGULATIONS The general purpose of the Court of Social Regula- tions is to offer firm justice and sympathetic under- standing in all major social offenses. The Court, consisting of one chairman and eight voting mem- bers, fulfills this purpose each year as the students become aware of the responsibility associated with freedom. CAROL CHRISTOPHER Executive Secretary Page 20 » ' ^HH^S PI First rote, left to right: Carolyn White, Lea Johnson, Daphne Wingate, Becky Rhodes, Ellen Pale, Recording Secretary; Dr. Rosemary McGee, Advisor. Second rote: Judy Beale, Peggy Smith, Dot Davis, Mary Underwood, Cynthia Fowler. Not pictured: Candy McDonald. HDNDR COURT Honor Court, which is a branch of the Student Government Association, handles all major honor offenses. By offering to the student body a court of firm justice tempered with sympathetic under- standing, the members endeavor to perpetuate ideals of the Honor Policy on this campus. BECKY RHODES Executive Secretary Page 21 First row, left to right: Betsy Stevens, Susan Erickson, Gunilla Rosencranlz. Brenda Walsh, Teri Hart BerneHette Nouel, Pearl Fu. Standing: Ginny Seaver, Phyllis Cole, Nancy Britton. Vickie Oden«eller. Zona Guinn. Margaret Carmichael, Linda Logan. JILL GAME Co-Ordinator of N.S.A. NATIONAL STUDENTS ASSOCIATION After reorganizing the National Students Associa- tion on the Woman's College campus last year the president and its members function as a connecting link between our Student Government and the regional and national organizations of N.S.A. Through meetings with other N.S.A. groups, the && Association promotes an opportunity for a sharing of ideas that will improve international affairs, educational opportunities, and student welfare on our campus and other member campuses. Page 22 LEGISLATURE "The Legislature shall have the power to make all rules and regulations which shall be necessary and proper for the government and for the best interest of the Student Government Association and all subdivisions thereof." It is with this goal in mind that Legislature meets with elected representa- tives from each resident hall. STUDENT GOVERNMENT IN ACTION. H I • ^ * 3 1 " ELECTIONS BOARD Left to right: Mary Shotwell. Lynn Gar Culp, Jean Allred, Mary Lib Manning. Olive, Ila Jean Widenhouse, Molly Arnold, Ch FINANCE BOARD First row, left to right: Linda Pultz, Anne Staple- ford, Elinor Brandt, Chairman: Dr. Anne Lewis. Second roic: Olivia Burnham, Ann Lynn Smith, Linda Polk, Catherine Moore. l\ot pictured: Dr. Vance Little John. Miss Ellen Griffin. POINTS COMMITTEE rotv, left to right: Barbara Curl, Sarah Cooke, Reynolds, Jo Ellis. Second rote: Miss Cunning- Dorothv Brown, Louella Kidd, Chairman; i Jo Reid,' Miss Falck. STUDENT-FACULTY REVIEWING COMMITTEE Left to right: Nancj First roic, left to right: Harriett Schnell, Peggy Richardson, Susan Collins, Beverley Whitesides, Jill Game, Peggy Sink, Sandra Green. Second rote: Lucy Stewart, Sue Williams, Sudie Duncan, Emily Herring, Sally Robinson, Kay La Ferney Bowman. GDLDEN CHAIN Golden Chain is an honorary organization that seeks to recognize those students who have been outstanding in the qualities embodied in its seven golden links — leadership, scholarship, service, judgment, tolerance, magna- nimity, and character. It is a unique organization on a unique campus. Golden Chain does more than confer honor. It offers campus leaders the opportunity to unite in order to render still further service. Page 25 DeANN estes Consolidated University Qh DICK CLRRIE Stole Delegation Cha JANE COCHRANE fp Oman's College Delegation Chi MARILYN CONNER CYNTHIA FOWLER BILL SHIPP President, C.I . Council Secretary V.N.C. Delegation Chairman Page 26 CONSOLIDATED UNIVERSITY COUNCIL The Consolidated University Council of the University of North Carolina is a body of students representing the joint interests of the 17,000 students in the three schools which constitute the Greater University. The Council is not a governing body and has no legislative authority other than over projects initiated by the Council itself. Projects are undertaken which benefit all students and are of vital importance to them. C.U. Delegation in a session at Wo , College. SERVICE LEAGUE The Service League strives to aid those who are less fortunate in this country and abroad. The Purse Drive, a combination Care, Cancer, Heart, Foreign Student, World University Service Contribution Fund, is conducted each year. Active participation is urged by dorm and class rivalries. Other drives are the cloth- ing and the Bloodmobile drives. LIBBA STRAIN Chairman First rote, left to right: Jennie "Wright, Mary Landers Sue Latham, Nancy Gunn, Sherry Mullens. Second row: Susan Starling, Carolyn Wilder, Betty Bass, Susan Bost. Judy Mock, Libba Strain. IVot pictured: Marilyn Myers, Secretary; Katy Lou Williams, Janet Burcham, Sistie Smith, Jean Freeman, Malinda Moore, Ronnie Bates, Stevie Wall, Ann Baldwin. MARY ACREY PHYLLIS TAYLOR Bloodmobile Cha Publicity Cha ANN LYNN SMITH Purse Drive Chairman MRS. RUTH JOHNSON Advisor to Service League Page 29 ELLIOTT HALL Elliott Hall is the living room of our campus. A variety of
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