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Contents
Introduction 4
Administration and
Faculty 22
Student Life 146
Classes 186
Senior Directory 300
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DISCOVERY
Fall, 1967 opening doors to a new and exciting world, the life "at Radford
College. Eager Freshmen wrapped in enthusiasm discover for the first time
the "College Way." Returning Sophomores and Juniors, more confident, assert
with added zeal their ambition to search and find their individual niche.
For graduating Seniors, this year becomes significant; a more sensitive light
shines on all the facets of Radford College. Once trivial events become important
for seniors realize that these may never occur again.
There is a great discovery by all classes that life is an exciting adventure
every day. Students discover a little more concerning themselves, their potentials
and capabilities, and their environment. Radford College has served
as a catalyst for these great discoveries.
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EXPL OR A TION

Gently rolling mountains crowned with multicolored trees set the scene
for Radford College. A pleasing atmosphere of mountain air and sunshine
enable both academic and extra-curricular pursuits to flourish. Through exploration
of these many attributes, increased pride in the College plant has
been realized. The addition of three dormitories, the completion of Powell
Hall, and the construction of Young Hall have stimulated an interest in the
student to explore what opportunities are provided and to decide how they
are to be utilized to the best advantage.

During the latter half of this century,
increased emphasis has been
placed upon the Imowledge of the
people of the world_ Individuals are
urged to develop their potentials to
their maximum capacities. Such is the
case at Radford College. The College
KNOWLEDGE
establishes goals to which the student
must strive to obtain. She does not,
however, climb the road to acquisition
alone. Even with an enrollment
of 3600 students, the faculty stands
ready to aid each student individually
in her quest.
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LEARNING

The learning process may take place in a number of ways. Class lectures
and discussions provide the opportunity for the student to hear and to express
facts and opinions. Research projects utilize the principle of learning by doing.
As a student wanders through the stacks of the newly-expanded library
looking for her needed material, she glances across numerous book titles,
new subjects widen her mind and excite her curiosity. Through direct experimentation,
as in the chemistry laboratory, a student observes first-hand
those ideas and concepts revealed during lectures.
In 1968, each student was welcomed into the academic community of
Radford College and nurtured upon its principles ofeducation.
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS
1968 was year of accomplishments, not only for the College as an institution,
but also for each individual. The range of accomplishments extends
from passing a certain exam to mastering the technique of sculpturing. It
may have been a personal feeling of accomplishment and satisfaction or a
publicly honored attainment. The student has been presented various tasks
and problems while at Radford. Successfully, and perhaps unsuccessfully, she
has met them and has gained from these experiences.

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FRIENDSHIPS

An enrollment of approximately 3600 students and 250 faculty members
permits Radford College to be an ideal meeting-ground for friends. Living
together, working together, and playing together have joined many girls in
lasting friendships. These friendships may involve a large number of girls,
as does a sorority, or it may just entail strong ties between two students.
In 1968, the remodled Cove provided a warm atmosphere where at all
times of the day one could observe readily the close feeling which exists
among the RC girls.
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COMPANIONS
Within the classroom situation, the instructor exerts his influence upon
the class. During those informal moments, however, the students of Radford
College have felt their influence perhaps even more. Programs such as Contact,
have given the student the advantages of developing a new sense of
respect and admiration for these educated people.

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RELAXATION

New emphasis has been placed upon enjoying oneself. Sports such as
tennis and swimming have become favorites at Radford College. For the
less vigorous, color television sets placed in the Pannel Room and in several
dormitories add a special touch to a quiet evening. College week-ends naturally
are the focal point of the college girl's memories.
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FUTURE
To every student, the Future holds a different meaning. To the Freshmen
and Sophomores, perhaps it means graduation from college. For the Juniors,
the future may still be distant, but yet they feel its approach. The future
to the Seniors is imminent. They must leave the compact world of Radford
College to enter a larger one.
For all students, the Future poses puzzling questions; problems and anxieties
arise. That once-felt feeling of solidarity is shaken. Throughout 1968,
each student has sought through added emphasis upon discovery, exploration,
knowledge, accomplishments, friendships, and relaxation the answers to her
Future.
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21

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At this moment of accelerated
growth and change in Virginia higher
education, Radford College is committed
to hold to those valuable traditions
and ideals of woman's education
developed through its history and at
the same time meet the exciting challenges
of our changing times.
My congratulations go to each senior
as she enters the activities of this
world and seeks to solve the problems
she will encounter.
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:J),.. Jo~n
Vice p ,.ejiJenl
(l,.ove Barte,.
Those of you who graduate this
year are deserving of our congratulations
on your accomplishments at "
Radford College. We will miss you,
but any sadness we feel at your departure
is tempered by our pride in
having played a part in your lives
during these important college years.
Each time we learn of your further
accomplishments we will share them
with you vicariously.
For those of you who remain with
us next year, I need not remind you
that your talents and energies are in
constant demand. I look forward to
the challenges and opportunities
which the new year will bring, because
I am confident that you are
prepared to meet them. It is a pleasure
to contemplate our work together.
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Dr. ~Iartin points proudly to ~use Hall, soon to be under construction.
Teamwork ensured success in '68.
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Dedication, a characteristic of the RC Vice-President.
SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. J. W. Stanley, Mr. H. Wise Kelly, Mrs. Henderson Graham, Mr. Leonard
Muse, Director; Mr. L. Lee Bean, Mrs. Raymond E. Sumner, Mrs. J. Chambers Bristow. STANDING, LEFT
TO RIGHT: Mrs. Sara Y. Hall, clerk; Mr. Richard J. Holland, Col. Charles H. Reed, Vice-Rector; Miss
Mary Jane Dudley, :Mr. Francis Bell.
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Miss Louanne LeWright, Assistant Dean of
Women, looks through the files.
Dr. '-larion P. Shelley, Dean of Admissions
and Records, looks over applications.
Doctor Rush reviews some papers.
Mrs. Maxine Spiers, Resident Hall Coordinator,
reads through the dormitory record
rorms.
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Mrs. Reece Goldsmith talks to a student
while on her way to the filing cabinet.
As the student body grows larger
and larger, greater emphasis is placed
upon the interaction between the
student population and such administrative
offices as that of the Dean
of Women. Here, it cannot be denied
that understanding and cooperation
lead to success - that was 1968.
Likewise, the office of admissions and
placement aided numerous students
with the beneEcial Student Placement
Service.
Miss Frances Hurlburt, Dean of Women, receives many telephone calls.
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a
Yea,.
Mr. J. Ellis Moran, Business Manager, glances up from
his reports.
Mr. W. Scott Weaver, Treasurer, keeps track of the College's
debits and credits.
A new addition to the College stafT, Dr. J. Layton.
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I.
Assistants. in the Bookstore look at the materials which are available.
Mr. Theodore Gardiner, Food Service Manager, relaxes
after planning the meals.
Mr. Don \Vheeler, Postmaster, postmarks the out-going
mail.
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Mrs. Jones, Relief Hostess; Mrs. Helen Atkinson, Tyler; 'irs. Alta Bailey, Russell; Mrs.
Claribell 'lcCormick, Pocahontas.
'Irs. Mary Porter, Relief Hostess; Mrs. Julia
Smith, East 'lolTett; Miss Jane Howard,
Honors, not pictured.
,Irs. \'era Jessee, BlIehanan House.

Mrs. Brinton, Draper; Mrs. Ferne Jett, Relief
Hostess,
Mrs. Sylvia Williamson, Jefferson; "'Irs.
Lorrayne Muncy, Madison; \1rs. Mary Jo
Vaught, \Vashington.
Mrs. Christine Snead, Relief Hostess; Mrs.
Mary Hilton, Trinkle; Mrs. Margaret Van
Huss, Floyd; Mrs. Roop, Relief Hostess.
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Police Chief Bowan checks with other patrolmen.

{;ducalion
Reviewing student teaching applications keeps ~rs. Smith busy.
The Division of Education is composed
of those students majoring in
elementary and early childhood education,
business, health and physical
education, library science and special
education. New techniques introduced
in these areas have included a "wireless"
laboratory in shorthand, colored
televisions to receive the ETV program
in Professional Education, and a laboratory
for Early Childhood Education,.
This year, a master's degree in
business, new majors in dance and
recreation, and new courses in dance
and lacrosse were offered.
Martha V. Arnold, M.A.
Assistant Professor of Health
and Physical Education
Nancy E. Barber, M.A.
Assistant Professor of Health
and Physical Education
Robert B. Bartos, ~ .E .
Assis tant Professor of Education
Daryll D. Bauer, Jr. , ~.E.~.
Assistant Professor of Education
Carolyn R. Benson, Ph.D.
Professor of Health and
Physical Education
Bertha F. Brandon, M.A.
Assistant Professor of Health
and Physical Education
Donald L. Campbell, Jr., Ed.D.
Associate Professor of Education
Annie I. Cardwell, M.Ed.
Assistant Professor of Education
Fletcher F. Carter, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Education
Robert D. Childers, Ed.D.
Professor of Education

Dr. John W. Ove rby, Division Dean of
Education
Audio-visual aids are important to good
teaching.
Helen M. Creasey, M.S.
Assistant Professor of Education
~ary S. David, \i.S.
Assistant Professor of Health
and Physical Education
Iris C. Ely, M.S.
Assistant Professor of Education
Gail Evans, M.S.
Assistant Professor of Health
and Physical Education
Evelyn M. Fitzpatrick, M.A.
Assistant Professor of Education
Fraughton G. Ford, Ed.D.
Associate Professor of Education
Robert S. Gibson, M.A.
Assistant Professor of
Library Science
Virginia L. Harris, M.S.
Assistant Professor of Business
Charles R. Higgins, M.Ed.
Assistant Professor of Education
Pegeen H. Horth, B.S.
Instructor of Health a nd
Physical Education
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Miss Roberts instructs her class in Modern
Dance techniques.
Vera W. Jessee, ~.S.
Assistant Professor of
Home Economics
Beulah F. Johnson, M.A.
Assistant Professor of
Library Science
Mary H. Jones, M.Ed.
Assistant Professor of
Home Economics
Robert E. Leathers, Ph.D.
Professor of Education
Robert J. Lockwood, Ed.D.
Professor of Education
Frances A. Mason, ~.S .
Assistant Professor of
Home Economics
Edward R. :\lcIntosh, Ed.D.
Professor of Library Science
Edna E. Nation, ~.Ed.
Assistant Professor of Health
and Ph~ ' sical Education

John W. Overbey, Ed.D.
Professor of Busi ness
Ellen E. Philbeck, Ed.S.
A~sistant Professor of Health
and Physical Education
Laird L. Rush, M.Ed.
Assistant Professor of Education
John A. Rutherford, Ed.D.
Associate Professor of Education
Celene H. Sanders, M.S.
Assistant l'rofessor of Business
Virgil Sherwood, Ed.D.
Professor of Education
Early childhood education majors gain experience
by teaching in the McGuffey kindergarten.
Earl W. Thomas, M.A.
Assistant Professor of Education
Thumas R. Trahin, Ed.D.
Professor of Elementary Education
Joyce K. Whitmer, B.S.
Instructor of Health and
Physical Education
Miss Younger explains the basic: fundamental
movements to her class.
Elizabeth D. Younger, ~I.S.
Assistant Professor of Health
and Physical Education
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fiumani liej ;])ivijion ptacej
New emphasis has been placed
upon conversation in foreign languages
and fresh techniques in speech
and dramatic classes have been introduced
in the Division of Humanities.
1968 saw the opening of Powell
Hall, the new fine arts center, which
houses the largest music department
in the state. Comprising over 700
students majoring in art, English,
foreign languages, music, speech and
dramatics, this division of the College
has profited by expansion.
Miss Mire directs her class in Spanish.
Dr. Irving R. Si lverman, Division Dean of
Humanities
Sara Armstrong, M.A.
Assistant Professor of English
Carol J. Bradley, M.A.
Assistant Professor of Art
Giordano R. Casa, B.L.
Assistant Professor of Spanish
Esther B. Clark, ~l.E.A.
Assistant Professor of Art
Anna M. Cochrane, \l.A.
Associate Professor of Art
Thomas E. Coleman, Jr., M.A.
Associate Professor of English
Jean H. Dougherty, M.A.
Assistant Professor of English
Francois J. DeVriendt, B.A.
Instructor of French
Henry H. Dyer, Ph.D.
Professor of English
Jean B. Einstein, \l.Ed.
Assistant Professor of \[usic
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Dr. Dyer stresses a point in his American Realism and Naturalism Class.
Paul W. Frets, M.A.
A~s i s t a nt Professor of -\.rt
Gail Garlock, B.A.
Instmctor of English
Charles L. Hayes, ~I.A.
Assistant Professor of Dramatic
Arts and Speech
Mildred :\1. Heimlick, :\-I.S.:\'1.
Assistant Professor of ;\1usic
John R. Hitchings, M.M.
Assistant Professor of Music
Walter R. Jones, Ed.D.
Professor of Music
Louis C. Jordan, M.A.
Assistant Professor of English
Janice V. Kent, M.A.
Assistant Professor of Art
Susan Kirby
Instructor of English
David Z. Kushner, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Music
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Nicolo G. M. LuMascolo III
Assistant Professor of Music
Thomas R. Markusen, M.S.
Assistant Professor of Art
Benjamin S. Medford, M.S.
Assistant Professor of Music
William M. Yloorehouse, \1.S.
Assistant Professor of Dramatic
Arts and Speech
Robert B. Nance, Ph.D.
Professor of Foreign Language
Fredrick O'Connell
Instructor of German
Harold D. Propst, Ph.D.
Professor of English
Steven J. Pyrek, M.A.
Assistant Professor of English
Robert H. Richards, M.A.
Assistant Professor of Music
Sandra J. Russell, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of English
Professor O'Connell gives extra help to a student after class.
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The doors are always open.
Judy A. Savoie, M.A.
Assistant Professor of French
Lewis L. Schnellmenn, M.A .
Assistant Professor of Art
Lewis R. Sheckler, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Music
Dennis C. Sheer, M.A.
Assistant Professor of English
Irving R. Silverman, Ph.D.
Division Dean
Edwin L. Stockton, Ph.D.
Professor of English
Charles N. Todehoft, Mus. Ed.D.
Associate Professor of Music
Erwin U. Wright, M.A.
Assistant Professor of English
Lloyd A. Zurbrigg, Ph.D.
Professor of \-lusic
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Professor Mah is puzzled by a mathematical problem.
The Division of Natural Sciences
has taken great interest, under the
supervision of its newly appointed
Dean, Dr. Daniel Marvin, to stimulate
the minds of those 550 students
who seek a profession as teachers and
researchers. Reed Hall becomes the
home-away-from-home for majors in
biology, chemistry, general science,
and physics. These girls spend long
hours in lectures and labs, meeting
their newly revised requirements. As
is evident in colleges throughout the
nation, an increased interest in mathematics
has yielded a major in mathematical
statistics at Radford.
David L. Albig, M.S.
Assistant Professor
of \1athematics
William A. Barkley, !\,1.S.
Assistant Professor of Chemistry
Archie D. Brock, "1.A.
Assistant Professor
of'lathematics
Philip L. Carithers, \t.Ed.
Assistant Professor of Chemistry
Jack W. Clark, M.A.
Assistant Professor of Biology
'Iervyn M. Copeland, M.A.
Assista nt Professor
of \Iathematics
Stephen J. Cunningham, Jr.
Instructor of Physics
Patrick B. Dunnigan, \1.A.
Assistant Professor of Biology
Preston L. Durrill, Ph.D.
Professor of Chemistry
Don I. Dwyer, Jr., 'I.A.
Assistant Professor of
\lathematics

Dr. Daniel E. Marvin, Jr., Division Dean
of Natural Science.
Mr. Dwyer explains a problem on integrals.
Gary H. Ford, :\I.A.
Assistant Professor
of Mathematics
Richard L. Hoffman, Ph.D.
Professor of Biology
Kermit Hutcheson, M.S.
Assistant Professor
of Mathematics
Floyd E. Jarvis, Jr., Ph.D.
Professor of Biology
Carolyn F. Johns M.S.
Ass isla n t Professor
of Mathematics
Franklin 1\'1. Jones, Ed.D.
Associate Professor of Science
Rogers F. Lambert, Ph.D.
Professor of Chemistry
Betsy H. Little, ~1.A.
Instructor of Mathematics
Elsie M. Lockmeyer, l\'I.A.
Assistant Professor of
General Science
Charleene M. Lutes, M.S.
Assistant Professor of Biol()gy
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Mr. Ingles invites a student into his office to talk about Biology.
Valient W. ~ah, Ph.D.
Professor of Mathematics
Daniel E. Marvin, Jr., Ph.D.
Professor of Biology
Gene H. Maynard, M. Ed.
Assistant Professor of
General Science
Billy H. Meade, M.Ed.
Assistant Professor of
General Science
David L. Merrill, M.S.
Assistant Professor of Chemistry
William E. Merrill, Ed.D.
Professor of Science
Patrick B. Mikesell, M.S.
Assistant Professor of Biology
Robert J. Miller, Jr., Ph.D.
Professor of Biology
Janet S. Milton, M.S.
Assistant Professor
of Mathematics
Roxie Reynolds, M.S.
Assistant Professor
of Mathematics
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Richard L. Rittenhouse, M.S.
Assistant Professor of Biology
Martha K. Roane, M.S.
Assistant Professor
of Mathematics
Julia M. Smith, B.S.
Instructor of Chemistry
Raymond E. Spaulding, \i.A.
Assistant Professor
or Mathematics
Carol N. Thomas, M.S.
Instructor of Chemistry
Mack L. Whitaker, Ed.D.
Professor of :\lathematics
James R Willoughby, M.Ed.
Assistant Professor of Physics
Mr. Clark explains a biological diagram.
A familiar pose of Mrs. Roane's while
she is explaining a problem.
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on
Professor Smith delivers his lecture in Psychology.
The Division of Social Science is
composed of those students majoring
in geography, economics, history,
journalism, philosophy and religion,
political science, psychology and sociology.
New techniques introduced
in these areas have included a video
camera and monitor in psychology
and new map making equipment in
geography. A new school of psychology
has been set up and future plans
include graduate majors in H istory and
Psychology and an undergraduate
major in Social Welfare.
Dr. Franklin P. Hillman, Division Dean of
Social Sciences
Isleta L. Allen, M.S.
instructor of Psychology
Choung I. Chee, Ph.D.
Professor of Political Science
Thomas W. DeHanas, M.A.
Assistant Professor of
Political Science
Barry M. Dorsey, M.A.
Instructor of Political Science
Dora H. DuIT, M.S.
Associa te Professor of
Psychology
Wayne K Engel, Ph.D.
Professor of Psychology
Judith A. Farmer, M.A.T.
Assistant Professor of
Geography
Ralph H . Flynn, M.A.
Assistant Professor of History
Charles N. Foshee, Ph.D.
Professor of Philosophy
Alastair V. Harris, M.A.
Assistant Professor of
Psychology
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Professor YlcCready hegins his lecture in Sociology.
Sally A. Harris, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of History
Franklin P. Hillman, Ph.D.
Professor of History
Robert E. Holley, \1.5.
Assistant Professor
of Geography
Richard J. Jakiel, \1.A.
Assistant Professor of History
E dward D . Jervey, Ph.D .
Professor of History
Daniel L. Johnson, \I.A.
Assistant Professor
of Psychology
Elmer D. Johnson, Ph.D.
Professor of History
Eleaner E. Kemp, ~I.A.
Assistant Professor
of Ps ychology
Kenyon C. Kies, \-1.5.
Assistant Professor of
Political Science
William E. Larsen, Ph.D.
Professor of History
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Michael J. Leap, A.B.
Assistant Professor of Sociology
Harold W. '-iann, Ph.D.
Professor of History
Forrest E. McCready, Jr., B.A.
Instructor of Sociology
Richard B. McKenzie, "1.A.
Assistant Professor
of Economics
Charles D. Millsaps, B.S.
Assistant Professor
of Journalism
James H. O'Donnell III, Ph.D.
Professor of History
Mr. Ford and Mr. Wolne combine math
and sociology between classes.
William C. Peden, Ph.D.
Professor of Philosophy
Frank A. Scott, Ed.D.
Professor of Psychology
Carroll E. Smith, Ph.D.
Professor of Psychology
Walter B. Stewart, M.S.
Assistant Professor
of Journalism
Maps aid Mr. Holley in giving his geography lectures.
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SluJenlj (Jain an 3njighl oflhe prejenl
:lhrough lhe pajl
Miss Waters helps a student with a schedule problem.
Dean B. Stone, M.A.
Assistant Professor of History
William D. Stump, Ph.D.
Professor of History
Artie L. Sturgeon, Ph.D.
Professor of Psychology
Norville C . Tate, M.A.
Assistant Professor of Sociology
Dolores A. Tremewan, M.A .
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The Division of Graduate Studies
has materialized into a most important
aspect of the academic life at
Radford College. Future plans call for
a new major in business, and an advanced
degree in special education.
The staff carries on other activities for
Radford College, such as cataloguing
and registration. Comprising 400
students, the Division of Graduate
Studies can expect great expansion in
the future as the need for the :\taster
of Arts degree becomes more in demand.
Graduate students ask questions after the
lecture.
They take notes and listen during the lecture.
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Dr. Roberts, Graduate Division Dean, ,"e­
...
views an application to the masters program.
Graduates take tests as do undergraduates.
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Student Life

Members of the Executive Council are: Nancy Singleton, Vice President; Cheri Johnson, President; Sue De Vese, Chairman
of Student Court; Susan Archer, Chairman of Rules Committee; Ann Snead, Chairman of Student Life; Diere Murphy,
Chairman of Honor Court, Ann Pearson, Chairman of Interdorm Council; and Marge Reese, Chairman of lnterdorm
Court.
The Legislative members are: FIRST ROW: Jo "forgan, Mary Ellen Counts, Nancy Hankins, Sue Carey, Laura Ordogne,
"lagaret Coughlin. SECOND RO\V: Jan Wilson, Linda Venters, Mary Ann Calr, Sharon Hart, P. J. Scott, Diane Canney,
Nora \[angess, and Sandra Turner. THIRD RO'V: Donna DeHart, Pat Eastman, Lynda Holmes, Janet Nixan, Missy
Robertson, Betsy Currie, Jackie Ruppert, Emily Wright, Connie Pugh, Susan Piper. FOURTH ROW: Linda Crowder,
\larsha Oyler, .\1argaret Daughtery, .\lichele Goettel, Marje Wills, Pam Spence, Val HolTman, and Pat Ward. FIFTH
ROW: Sylvia Williams, Pam Stanley, Karen White, Deane Cnderwood, Suzy Horton, Dale Smith, Susan Eister, Linda
Sheppard, and '\[ar\, Lou Baker.
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Set/-government !)j f:xempti/ied b'l the Courtj
Student Court members are, COU:,,/TER-CLOCKWISE: Barbara Wood, Peggy Horn, Pam Siressi, Mary Hall, Cindy Rush, Parliamentarian;
Sue DeVise, Chairman; Mary Lou Oliver, Secreta ry; Diana Rothenbuhler, Vera Mason, Joyce Swartz, and Francie Werbike.
"Let us preserve truth, justice, and righteousness" is the motto of the Honor Council. Members are: Sandy Driskoll, Janice Hinkle, Cerri
Carper, '1attie Harber, Dirie Murphy, Chairman; Ma rie Cuyette, Susie Bott, Toni Willia ms, Candice Robinson, and Ann Leo.
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Interdorm Council members are : Linda Manning, Ann Stanfield, Ann Pearson, Joyce Kuhn, Susie Botts, Nina Eastman, Ciel Cross, and
Marlyn Maxwell. BACK ROW: Nancy Singleton, Chairman; Pam Stanley, Sharon Jefferson, Alvey, Lexie Lamana, CY.lthia Powers,
and \talory Carter.
Interdorm Court members are: Janice Smith, Mary Ha ll, Advisor; Pat Hippe!. Bonnie Pierce, Chairman; Judy McGhee, Secretary; Vickie
Vaughan. STANDING: Carol Gallaham, Mary Ellen Dowd, Gloria Yleade, and Terry DeBose.
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Rutej Commitfee !)nitafej new propojaft
SITTING: Donna Davenport, Ann Snead; Chairman, Sandy Stuart, Betly Robinson. STANDING: Pat
Davis, Ju dy Tate, Susan Kiger, Gwen Durett.
Rules Committee members, SEATED: Kathy Reilley, Carolyn Brinkley, Carolyn Jones, Susan Archer; Chairman, Fern Griffith, Pat Conaty,
and Linda E rickson. STANDING: Susan Williams and Janice Whiteome.
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Madison, STANDING: Sue Fischer, Social Chairman; Alice Anderson, Treasurer. ON FLOOR:
Susan Eister, Hall Monitor; Lexie Lamana, President; Gloria Meade, Interdorm Representative;
Clowe Campbell, Secretary; Sue Bogart, Vice-Pn:sident; Becky Leigh, Fire Warden.
Bolling: Joyce Kuhn, President; Diane Viens, Vice-President; Jeannie Nance, Secretary; Micky Fast; Social Chairman; Cindy Seay,
H all :Monitor; :Marcy Brown, Fire Warden; Judy Harsted and Mary Ellen Dowdy, Interdorm Representatives; Jane Walker, Secretary.
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Draper, STANDING: Joanne McQueeney, Secretary;
Sharon Jefferson, President; Hedi Weriheimer, Social
Chairman; Lois Stephano, Hall ~onitor ; Debbie
Elliott, Vice-President; Ann Duffy, Fire Warden;
Betty Barnett, Interdorm Court Representative; and
Sally Lomax, Treasurer.
Washington, FIRST ROW: Diana Eastman, President;
Betty Brummitt, Interdorm Court Representative.
SECOND ROW: Pat Campbell, Hall Monitor;
Pam Newton, Fire Warden. THIRD ROW: Mary
Ellen He nderson, Vice-President; Sonia White, Secretary.
FOURTH ROW: Betty Forbes, Treasurer; and
Carol Winker, Social Chairman.
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,",orwood, SEATED: Kay Brooks, Secretary; Anne Stanfield,
President; Dale Smith, Vice-President. STANDING: Candy
Baas, Treasurer; Chris Cobb, Communications Representative;
Ann Puckett, Fire Warden; Helen Robertson, Social Chairman;
Judy McGhee, Interdorm Court Representative; and Jane
Martin, Hall Monitor.
Perry, STAI\;DI:\G: Charlotte Hill, Interdorm Court Representative; Linda Chance, Social Chairman; Georgia Bausch, Treasurer; Dianne
Purcell, Hall '\lonitor. SEATED O:\' THE BENCH: Glorianna Powers, Vice-President; Celia Leftwich, Secretary. SEATED ON THE
PIA:\'O: Anne Vineyard. President; and Jackie Pappas, Fire 'Varden.
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Jefferson, LEFT TO RIGHT: Pam de Camp, Interdorm Court Representative; Mary France~
Foley, Vice-President; Carl Tate, Secretary; Susan Bott, President; Pat Abernathy, Social Chairman;
and Joyce Strum, Treasurer.
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Pocahontas, FRONT ROW: Donna Tatterwhite, Treasurer; Liz Finch, Social Chairman; Vicki
Anderson, Hall Monitor; Linda Rogers, Vice-President; Bonnie Babbitt, Fire Warden; Woody
Wright, Interdorm Court Representative. BACK ROW: Susan Williams, Secretary; Linda Baker,
Junior Resident; Pam Stanley, President; Betty Robinson, Junior Resident; and Cheri Johnson,
Junior Resident. .
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Russell, LEFT TO RIGHT: Emma Giddings, House Fellow; Mrs. Bailey, Kathy Roof, House Fellow; Susan Horton, Interdorm Court
Representative; Kathy Cassada, Fire \Varden; Barbara Franklin, Treasurer; ylarlene Preston, Vice-President; Liz I~nis, Hall Monitor;
Trac\' Alvey, President; Libb\' Secrest; \Iatha Cook, Socia l Chairman.
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Floyd, AT TIlE LARGE DESK: Pat Rippel, Hall Monitor; Cynthia Powers, President;
Jill Steigman, Social Chairman; Shirley Chan, Fire Warden. AT THE CURTAIN: Irene
Yeatts, Secretary; Sylvia Williams, Vice-President. AT THE SMALL DESK: Marilyn Hollander,
Interdorm Court Representative; and \Iia Wan Ho, Treasurer.

West Mollett, SEATED: June St. Clair,
Treasurer; Cindy Graham, Social Chairman;
Janice Smith, Interdorm Court Representative;
Chris Hurst, Fire Warden. STAND­
ING: Judy Kihn, Hall Monitor; Buhla Smithers,
Vice-President; Marsha Christian, Secretary.
Missing is the President, L ynnie Ra y­
buck.
Tyler, KNEELING: Anita Barrett, Vice-President; Cariyn Gray, Secretary; Linda Manning, President;
Linda Short, Fire Warden; Kathy McBride. SEATED: Terri de Bois, Interdorm Court; Kay McConnell,
Junior Resident; Gerri Cooper, Junior Resident; Anita Holmes, Junior Resident; Fay Van Dyke,
Communications Representative; Sandra Ferren, Social Chairman; and Judy Dunn, Hall Monitor.
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Ingles, TOP: Dell Foster, Secretary; Susie Brown, Head Hall Monitor;
Linda Singleton, President. MIDDLE: Judy Weiner, Fire Warden;
Vickie Vaughn, Interdorm Court; Jan Powell, Communications Representative.
BOTTOM: Sandy Stuart, Jr. Reisdent; Clancy Knight, Vice-President;
Janet Brule, Social Chairman; and Nancy King, Treasurer.

Honors, SEATED: ~'arilyn ~axwell, President. STANDl!'lG:
Karen Aageson, Representative to Interdorm Court;
Darle ne Low, Apartment Representative; Sharron Armel,
Treasurer; Dana Lund, Secretary; Susa n Salzberg, Social
Chairman; "'Iarcetta Horton, Fire Warden; and NOT PIC­
TURED: Mary Beth Wri ,~ht, Vice-President.
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East Moffett House Council members are:
Jill Gray, Hall Monitor; Sue Ellen Hutter,
President; Jackie Cundiff, Social Chairman;
Brenda Marshall, Vice-President; Sherry
Campbel'l, Secretary; Sherry Owens, Fire
Warden; Carol Ryan, Interdorrn Court
Representative; and Carolyn Bagby, Treasurer.
Trinkle House Council members are, STANDING: Susie
Snapp, Secretary; Mallory Carter, Hall Monitor; Joyce
Buchanan, and Social Chairman. SEATED: Martha Miller,
Vice-President; Laura Preston, President; and Betty Rollins,
Treasurer.

Honoraries
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Alumnae A:Hocialion (jrowJ ol!arger
The Alumnae Association of Radford
College has been enlarging its
membership at an enormous rate.
During the past few years as the college
has brought in many promising
young freshmen, the Alumnae Association
has inducted those who have
graduated. Now that graduation is
upon us again, we say to the Class
of 1968: "We congratulate you upon
your graduation and welcome you
into the Alumnae Association. We
entmst to you the responsibility of
carrying forward the spirit and high
ideals of our college. Please keep in
touch with us!"
It is reunion time with the beloved Dr. M'Ledge Moffett at Hadforcl Homecoming.
Dr. Irving Silverman presents the "Outstanding Alumna Award,
1967" to Mrs. Lanora Geissler Lewis.
Mrs. Sue P. Hill, Alumnae D irector; Mrs. Odette F . Graham, President;
Mrs. Jean B. Compton, Secretary; and Louise Clendenen,
Treasurer, examine their scraphook.
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fionor Sociei'l Gmp hajizej Scholarjhip
Officers are: Pam Richards, President; Betty
Brumitt, Vice-President; Martha Robertson,
Treasurer; and Ruby Necessary.
The Honor Society is composed of
those students who have completed
seventy semester hours with a 2.4
average or the transfer students who
have a 2.5 average. The society seeks
to encourage sound scholarship and
to emphasize academic achievement
and character on the campus. There
are annual conventions at which the
members are presented.
Members of the Honor Society are: Joan Porterfield, Sally Heslep, Frances Chang,
Sandra Busick, Ruby Necessary, Huth Buchanan, Joan Shelton, and Judi Hawkins .
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Pi Delta Phi is the honorary French
fraternity on campus. Membership is
based on high academic standing and
enrollment in upper level French
courses. This year's activities included
lectures by Henri Peyre, a critic, M.
Morol-Sir, a cultural attache, and
Madame Beatrix Beck, a French
novelist. The club also traveled to
Randolph Macon College to see
Moliere's Le Tartuffe.
Sponsors of Pi Delta Phi, Miss Judy Savoie and /I.'lr. Francois De Vriendt, pose in the French cuisine with other members; Juli McCubbin,
Pam 'Voltz, Marian Hughes, Camille Walton, Susie Ericson, Elaine Noonan, Suzanne Carlson, and Brenda Wine.
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Chi Bela Phi SupplemenlJ ClaJJroom GxperienceJ
Chi Beta Phi is the Natural Science
Honorary Fraternity on campus. The
:'IIatural Science Fields include: Biology,
Home Economics, Math, Psychology,
Physics, and applied sciences.
Our purpose is to promote fellowship
and to provide a stimulus for
the students who are scientifically
oriented. Membership is by invitation
and is based on scholastic ability and
course hours in the natural sciences.
Chi Beta Phi officers are: Frances Chang, Secretary; Carole Thomas, Vic-e-President;
Barbara Beach, Treasurer; Beth James, President.
Members are, FIRST ROW: Beth Swartout, Sharah Spencer, Martha Grimes, Patsy Skeen, Donah Evans. SECOND ROW: Ellen Link,
Judy Hodges, Linda Chance, \hrilyn Brooks. STANDI~G: Joanna Gilmore and Ruth Buchanan. THIRD ROW: Ruby Necessary, Barbara
Beech, Carol Thomas, Sponsor; and Beth James.
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Diligent work on the college's publications is
rewarded by the receipt of a bid into the national
journalism fraternity, Pi Delta Epsilon. The members
this year have taken an enthusiastic interest
in stimulating students to write for the Radford
Review by sponsoring literary contests.
Trish \

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J(appa mu Gpjilon :Julorj tn math
An interest in math and its functions
is necessary to keep the Kappa
Mu Epsilon math majors on the go.
This year the members devoted some
of their time to further the knowledge
of others. For those students who fmd
their college math to be too complicated,
the members of KYlE are
grade-savers!
The Kappa Mu Epsilon math oriented students with high achievement and scholarship are: Carol Altizer, Barbara Wood, Louise Norton,
-Rosemary Vaughn, Jan Whitcomb, Carolyn Jones, Shirley Chen, Ruby Necessary, Sandra Busick, Gail Katarinski, and Linda Amknom.
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This year's state convention of Phi
Beta Lambda was held in Richmond,
Virginia. There was a most interesting
speech on "What a Citizen Should
Know About Banking", a skit on the
right and wrong way to act during
an interview, an insurance lesson, and
a Radford sponsored public speaking
contest. The girls who attended
gained much knowledge as well as
fun.
Sponsors of Phi Beta Lambda, Miss Virginia Harris and Mrs. Celene Sanders, stand with some of the members:
\Vanda Wallace, President; Barbara Smaldore, Nancy Smith, Cynthia Hunter, Ruby Moses, Treasurer; Laura
ezzell, and Jolene Stefanzo.
To plan a skit one needs a lot of time. These girls have enough to rest
for a while. They are: Betty Jo Fisher, Diane Igo, Bernice Nancy, Parliamentarian;
Joan Weddle, Dale Smith, Carolyn Synder, Betty Jo Whitlow. and
Janice Rutherford.

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A lpha pji Omega AiJj tn pta,;! proJuctionj
Alpha Psi Omega members, SEATED: Diana Wickline, Dr. William Morehouse, Ellen Seidel, Mr. John Irvine, Lynnie Raybuck, Crystal
Woods, Mary Toms, Mr. Chuck Hayes. STANDING: Chris Hurst, Val Romei, Betty Williams, Karin Sandifer.
Alpha Psi Omega, the national
honorary drama fraternity, was
pleased to help with the stage production
of "The Impossible Years"
starring Tom Ewell on the Preston
Auditorium stage this past fall. It was
an enjoyable evening for all those
who attended to sit in the orchestra
pit, along the walls, and in the back
as well as the furnished aisle seats.
Alpha Psi Omega also put on the
favorite "Glass Menagerie" and "A
Midsummer Night's Dream".
Debbie Twardy as Puck in A Midsummer
Nighfs Dream performed for the student
body.
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SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Phyllis
Chance, Vice-President; Sandra Stewart,
Secretary; Carol Ann Kiloy, Secretary; Jane
Kyak, President; Kitty Spangler, Chaplain;
Marian Hughes, Treasurer; Cheryl Minmann,
H istorian; and Carol Sue Booth,
Warden.
The fIfteen girls who pledged Mu
Phi Epsilon were lucky that they
were initiated at such a time when
membership was building. There
were musical skits to be presented at
St. Albans by the pledges as well as
parties. Two girls attended the large
district meeting of Mu Phi Epsilon in
Dallas. This was an important step
for the music majors who will attempt
to go next year.
ROW ONE: Joy Mills, Jane Burgess, Jane Chappelle, Betty Jo Burnette, Sharon Ford,
and Cindy Vohringer. SECOND ROW: Susan Dodd, Jane Hagee, Sandee Baker, Diana
Smith, Jean Waite, Sandra Rector, and Bettyanne Herzberg.
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J (appa :1)efla Pi JJonorj {:ducalion maiorj
Impressive young girls show how to
succeed in college life with students,
faculty, and the outside world. All
you need is the desire to strive ahead,
a better than average rank, and a love
of learning. Even with such a long
list of girls enrolled in the education
cUlTiculum, it is a small wonder that
only less than ten girls belong to this
honorary fraternity, Kappa Delta Pi.
The members of Kappa Delta Pi are, STANDING: Geanie Poole, Anna Spencer, Dr. John Spencer, Connie Wingfield, and Jean Humphreys.
SEATED: Mrs. Celeene Sanders, Sue Setliff, Vice Secretary; Betty Lackland, Vice-President; Sandra Foxworth, President; Dr. Robert
Leathers, Treasurer; Miss Irene Cardwell, Parliamentarian; and Blanche Daniels.
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Who Among Sludenlj tn American
Co!!egej and 1}niverjiliej
Betty Williams
Dolly Watson
Camille Walton

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Seniors Dianna Rothenbuhler, Lexie
Lamanne, and Patsy Skeen.

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Seniors Charlotte Re id, Carolyn Lancaster,
and Jane Boucher.

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Juniors Lee Garratt and Liz Carbone
and Senior Toni Tillman.

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"Meeting the Needs of the Nation" is the theme
of this year's club members. Planning the guest
speake r for the next meeting are: Jeannie Nance,
Judy Tate, :\1rs. Mason, Miss Jones, Gerri Carper,
Jean Humphreys, Jewell Dye, Sherry McGoldrick,
Joan Shelton, and Brenda \ 'Iarshall.
The annual ski party was held
in March with entertainment
and home-made refreshments.
Skiers are: \lrs. Tilley, Carlyn
Brown, Ann Doss, Carol Prillaman,
Charlotte Reid, Ann
Foley, and Linda Babb.
Christmas carolers meet at Buchanan. STANDING ARE: Susie Puper, Gayle Dych, Anna Buchanan, Nora Mabry, Jean Hanburn, Patti
Rippel, ~feg Shea, and Gretchen Turner.

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m{;nc Sponjorj Recital and Concerlj
Officers have a brief chat before
the beginning of a music
recital. They are: Elaine Cook,
Vice-President; Phyllis Chance,
P resident; Sandra Rector,
Treasurer; Sue Booth, Corresponding
Secretary; and Dr.
Sheckler, Sponsor.
KNEELING: Francis Vaugh, Jan Burgess, Kitty Spangler, Pam Gilliland, Lois Ellen Zook. SITTING: Betly Herzberg, Brenda Viek,
Betty Jo Burnette, Carlyn Largen, Sandee Baker, Merian Hughes, Sue Booth, Jane Chappelle, Carol Kilroy, Sandra Rector. STANDING:
Cheryl Mitchell, Sharon McDonald, Elaine Cook, Lmda Leonard, Eva Thore, Lucy Spe-;'cer, Mary Jane Galting, Sharon Garvey, Phyllis
Ann Chance, Jane Hagee, Margaret Daughtey, Penny Mize, Dianna Spencer, Margaret Lacks, Pam ReckIIy, anti Dr. Scheckler.
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Six members of the wet Aquamaids are: Margie Fleet, Susan Tucker, Kathy McCabe, Bonnie Short, Sally
Seeger, and Mary ~1assey .
An outstanding example of talent on the campus is exemplified by
the girls who show their skill of precision swimming and rhythm.
The Stars and Stripes Forever are: Margie Fleet, ;\-Iary Massey,
and Sally Seeger.
The pirate shown here was also seen during performances this past
fall. She is Kathy McCahe.
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Orchejij perform ;])urinlj Campuj Carnival
Orchesis is known for the black
leotards, long hours of practice, a
perfected perfonnance. 1968 saw
"Showboat" during Campus Carnival
- an event filled with colorful costumes
and exciting dance routines.
The group also performed during
May Day Weekend and exhibited
talented girls to several other colleges.
Miss Horth gives the beat for the typical early ~vening warm ups.
Showing a good twist in the body CUfves is good
fOf the figure.
Orchesis members are LAST ROW: Carol Kies, Dorothy Sutphin, Karen Cutchins, Sandra McCown, Jan
Brule, Linda Hobbs, and Annie White. SECOND ROW: Debbie Vaughan, Lynn Powell, Cilia Liscombe,
Lynn Hartigan, Maria Mirabella, Libby Secrest, Sandy Williams, and Judy Spague. FRONT ROW: Terry
Anderson, Linda Scavuzzo, \felanie Pearce, Pam Anderson, Susan Tribble, Miss Mary Pat Balkus, ~iss Pegeen
Horth, and Miss Judy Roberts.
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The Ski Club of Radford has had
a very interesting year. The challenge
of the slopes and various meetings
with the Tech club have enabled
many girls to show a new interest-in
college life. The weekend trips to
nearby resorts were a highlight for
the winter season.
Enjoying a relaxing break after a long wc

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C redit 10 RC
The Hoofbeat Officers arc preparing for another of their famous horse shows. They are: Linda Ford, President; B. J. Minton, Vice-President;
El1en Burris, Treasurer; Robbi Schaff, Secretary; and Susie Dunn, Historian.
The hard-riding members arc:
Carolyn Brinkley, Reiko Veda,
and Ann Barrack. KNEELING:
Chris Fal1wel1, Marc Coffman,
Lynn Bringle, and Dottie Hickman.
FIRST ROW: Bobbi Schaff,
Susie Dunn, Carol Vail, Linda
Johnson, Mary Clayton Anderson,
Nola McMaines, and Judy Battaglia.
SECOND STANDING:
Cindy Baine, Linda Kendal1, and
Hedy Robinson. THIRD STAND­
ING: Linda Ford, Joan Graebener,
Nancy Risque, and Betty Jean
Mint(lll.
Horse fever has struck! "Horses"
are: Ann Barrack, Carolyn Brinkley,
Reiko Veda, and Lynn Bringle.
In the "Saddles" are: Susie
Dunn, Judy Battaglia, Joan Graebener,
and Linda Kendall.
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Tri-M is open to all students who are interested
in Math and have successfully completed two quarters
of freshman math and are enrolled in a calculus class.
The May picnic was a most enjoyable event for the newly
inducted members. The members also helped the math
fraternity to tutor students.
Tri-M officers: Barbara Beach, President; Sandy Busich, Vice-President;
Ruby Necessary, Secretary; "Iiss Reynolds, Sponsor; Regina
Hooinshell, HiHO, Treasurer; Linda Allen, membership chairman;
and Shirley Padgett, Representative.
BACK ROW: Susie Yarse, Helen Jones, Cheryl Marshall, Greta
Dunna, Nora Mangen. SECOND ROW: Jeanne Austin, Regina
McFall, Cyndie Hobbs, Ann Marie Abert, Shirley Chen, Diane
Semones. FIRST ROW: Judy Sells, Marlene Palmer, Linda Allen,
and Darlene Blankenboker.
FIRST ROW: Mallory Taylor, Lucille All, Lynn Balough, Karen Kelch, Marilyn Maxwell, Jane Chance, Judy Bowman, Lynn Cavedo,
and Sue Dooley. SECOND ROW: Cindy Daughtery, Donna DeHart, Marie Good, Mary Ann Cole, Janelle Fawler, Diane Hayes, Pat Mc­
Cann, and Donna Onfrak. THIRD ROW: Laura Taylor, Marilyn Brooks, Alice Hatcher, Lette "Iaier, Judith Body, and Mr~. Gary Ford.

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monOlJram Club CnlJalJeJ en ph,!Jical Activit,!
Monogram officers incl ude:
Beck)' Vassar, president; Norma
Cox, vice-president; Bonnie
Short, secretary; Jackie Burke,
treasure r ; a nd Rosema r y
Cockerill, club representative.
The ma ny members of the Monogram Club have worked hard to make this year one of the best in the club's history.
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Athletic A~Jj o c iali on
in J ourn amentd
The many members of the Athletic Association at Radford College have a few minutes to rest before the coach says it is time to begin
the game.
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The Athletic Association ()fficers are: Kay Zeth, President; Beth James, Representative;
Brenda Marshall, Keeper of Points; Cathy Campbell, Vice-President; Nola McMaines,
Treasurer; and Heidi Smith, (Not Pictured) Secretary.
A good figure is not necessary to get into
the Athletic Association, but one is sure to
redistribute some of the extras as she
bounces her way through basketball, volleyball,
tennis, ping pong, and numerous
other tournaments with other girls and
faculty. These sports he! p to pass the time
when there are no dates on a Thursday
night. Just come to the gym to watch Radford
College girls get out on the floor, engrossed
in one of their games.
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There are many Athletic Association members who have helped to make the student body a little closer in contact with the faculty through
the medium of sports.
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The PEl'v! Club officers that led the girls to New Orleans are: Marl een Preston,
Representa tive; Edith Gallaher, Treasurer; Jackie Burke, Secretary; Judy Gordan, Vice­
President; and Bonnie Short, President.
After five long months of nmning all over
the Radford College campus, to find odd
jobs to make money, the Pem club members
had fmally raised enough money to
make the long trip to New Orleans, where
the Southern District Conveution of the
American Association of Health, Physical
Education, and Recreation was held this
February. No job was too small; no pay
was too small; even a song was sung for
a few pennies. The girls all agree that the
trip was well worth the effort.
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Members preparing to enjoy a current film on the
geography and people of some country of interest to
the group. They are, on the FIRST ROW: Babara
Marsico, Georgia Bausch, and Sheila Joyner. SECOND
ROW: Pat Morris, Marty King, Susan Martin, Sharon
Bunch, Sharon Burnop, and Yvonne Farnell. THIRD
ROW: Joanne Walkinson and Diane Pridmore. BACK:
Miss Farmer and Mr. Holly.
Mr. Holly, Sponsor for the Geography Club, shows Miss Farmer and Sharon Bunch, the Vice-President, the country which will be the
topic ofthe night's film. Such programs throughout the year greatly supplemented the knowledge obtained from texts and lectures.
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Anim uj Quarenj See fhe Smoke,! mounfainj
Field trips to Mountain Lake, Clyton
Gorge, and the Smoky Mountains
have provided biology oriented
students with learning experiences
outside of the classroom. These students
have discovered in 1968 many
of the wonders of Nature which are
oRen taken for granted.
We all need the energy to look over some
high hanging cliff while the rest of the
world awaits our knowledge.
Sue Rhudy, Robbi Schaff, and Anita Guilian
leave the biology building after a club
meeting.
This club has gone to the animals! President,
Barbara Harvey, holds the white rat
while Linda Chance, the Secretary, and
Vice-President, Linda Knight, with her
Iguana look on.
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Le Cercle Francais is a French
Language organization whose membership
is open to all students of the
College. The purpose of the club is
to stimulate the growth of an intellectual
atmosphere on the Radford
College campus and to foster an appreciation
and knowledge of French
and French culture.
Mr. DeVriendt and Miss Savoie, sponsors of Le Cercle Francais.
SEATED: Diane Wickline, Miss Judy Savoie, Mr. Francois DeVriendt. SECOND ROW: Elaine Noonam, Dorthy Mawtoski, Carolyn
Clarkson, Jean Tepper, Brenda Wine, Pam Woltz, Camille Walton. THIRD ROW: Julie McCubbin, Susie Everson, Suzanne Carlson,
Marion Hugher, Karen Vitlo, Ellen Sidell.
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SpaniJh Ctut cl!earnJ :Joreign Cu/tureJ
EI Circulo Espanol is opened to all
interested students. Members planned
and held a Christmas party with a
traditional pinata as well as other
Spanish customs. The Spanish culture
as well as the language is studied in
order that each will have a better
understanding of the Spanish people.
Spanish Club sponsor, Dr. :'Iiance, appears with the other members: Susanne Bogert, Rachel Long, Susie Yeates, Barbara Diem:, Carolyn
Hazen, and Connie McCall, President.
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The purpose of the Student Education Association
is to give opportunity for the students to explore the
opportunities in education as a career, to evaluate their
own aptitudes, capabilities and interests as prospective
professional educators and to interest the most capable
in education as a life-long career. Membership is open
to any student majoring in education with at least a
1.0 average.
Officers: Bettyrene Cook, President; Dale Showalter, Vice-President;
Barbara Wood, Secretary; Jane Boucher, Treasurer; Jan
Waller, Chaplain.
SEA members hear what it is like to student teach.
The prospect of teaching in the near future brings somber
thoughts.
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Hearing ideas from faculty members is a great
help.
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The Library Club has been extremely pleased with
the numerous changes which have occurred in the Radford
College library. It has also been noticed that the
number of students to frequent the library has increased.
The large and small stack rooms have been replaced
with four floors full of neatly filled shelves of books,
clean desks, and a well-conditioned room which is conducive
to study. With all of these changes there will
be more time for books which are interesting to the particular
student.
Someone is always there to, help you at the library,
All Radford students enjoy the new facilities of the library.
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::ba'J SluJen/~
:Jake pari en Acli(lilie~
Day Student members are: Libby Vansant, Emily Wright, Evelyn Young, Janet Gurdner, Martha Wathshal, Treasurer; Teresa Richards,
Lucy Ratcliffe, Vera Mason, and Freda Cox. SEA TED: Dena Bishop, Carol Altizer, Vice-President; Billie Dawn Miller, President; Margaret
Coughlin, and Carol Summers.
The aim of the Day Students Club is to establish
and maintain a wholesome relationship and a spirit of
cooperation between the day students of Radford College
and to keep them intelligently informed of the activities
of the College. This organization consists of all
interested day students.
Relaxing in Lucus Lounge.
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4 -.JJ Conlinuej
4-H members seated at the table to plan new activities for the club are: Becky
Finney, Carole Sprinkle, Weny Wetzel, Nina Huffman, Belva Kidd, Betty Maness,
Helen lones, and Mary Ann Bryant.
Past members of the 4-H clubs who
have joined the Radford 4-H Alumnae
know how joy can be found when selfinterests
are thrown away in order to
help others. There was the booth for
Campus Carnival, Christmas caroling at
the Radford City Hospital, and coordinating
work with local county agents in
the area. This is a wonderful opportunity
for interested students to further their
club experiences.
Having a brief chat before the meeting is called to order are, ON THE SOFA, THEN CLOCK-WISE: Jane Fraley, Dora Tapey, Barbara
Reddish, President; Claudia Seay, Secretary and Treasurer; Shirley Wills, Jane Massey, Carolyn Wetzel, Vice-President; Ann Foley,
and Tina Young.
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PanJophia SponJorJ
:J)iJCUJJionJ
Students wishing to acquire a
wider range of intelligence come to
the Pansophia sponsored lectures,
displays, and discussions. With many
varying interests there are still as
many and wider fields of knowledge
which are covered during these
meetings. Some of those included are:
ways to make lithographs, reading
plays, discussions of T. S. Elliot, and
many more.
Officers of Pansophia are: Meg Shea, Priscilla
Allen, Connie Winfield, Joan Fillman,
and Patsy Hundley.
The members sit around with their sponsors while they await the arrival of the month's lecturer. THEY ARE SEATED: Mr. Frank Jordan,
Priscilla Allen, Louanne Hamm, Marilyn Haynes, Diana Wickline, Jonie Fillman, Suzanne Bogert, and Mrs. Jean Daugherty. KNEELING:
Connie Winfield, Barbara Compton, Regina Hounshell, Linda Shupe, Meg Shea, Mimi Richardson, Linda Metcalf, Bonnie Jean Pugh,
Patsy Hundley, and Beth Small.
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\Vorms crawled out of their cocoons into the world
of 125 Stars this past October. It was a long hard journey
for most of the happy pledges who were finally allowed
to shed their wormy ways, but now the end had come.
After all that hard work, the new Stars were then able
to help plan the fall Privates, when they presented an
original talent show. Fun for all was available at the
"Bonnie and Clyde" semiformal when the Richmond
"Escorts" provided another smashing hit for the joint
efforts ofthe German and Cotillion Clubs.
Members are STANDING: Pam Newton, Linda Turner, Judy
Robertson, Pat Step, Sharon Richardson, Brenda Wine, Ann
Youngblood, Heidi Smith, Page Grumble, Jackie Clark, Patty
Adkins, Kay McConnel, Lu Smith, Carol Ballinger, and Susie
Stevens. SEATED ARE: Elsie Jordon, Mary Kay Shea, Betty
Jo Whitland, Camille Walton, Jackie Harrison, Donna Bland,
Chris Twardy, Chris Pappas, Nancy Ann Rader, Betsy McDorman,
Dina Bishop, Betty Williams, and Sue Fischer.
Dr. O'Donnell and Dr. Ingels relax for
a few minutes from the long hours of
teaching to watch the club members and
their dates dance.
Others are: Lynne Goodall, Svea Holmgram, Cindy Smith, Cookie Quinesberry, Kathy Spangler.
Sandy Shillato, Janet "Iixon. STANDING: Cynthia Cox, Lynn Tullis, Dolly Watson, Ann Owens,
and Lee Garrett.
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Dressed for the dance are, STANDING: Beatrice Johnson, Ann Pearson, Connie Wexler, Linda
Ventress, Susan Moore, Sally Utley, Anita Holme, Jean Smoot, Susanne Dickerson, Jan Wilson,
MaIda Chandler, Francis Webke, and Diane Diamond. SEATED: Sandra Busick and Kerry
Campbell.
In the Coke room are, SEATED: Sheri Johnson and Roberta Ridley.
KNEELING: Charlotte Reid and Celia Davis. STANDING: Fern
Griffith, Ann McEnery, Betty Lackland, Susie Carson, Linda Terrell,
Jerry Bailey, and Martha Stanley.
Worms and Stars are, KNEELING: Archer Boyd, Sharon Duragan,
Mimi McBroom, Brenda Marshall, and Gloria Brinkley.
FIRST ROW, STANDING: Linda Baker, Louise Norton, Sandy
Simmons, Betty Rollins, and Becky Foster. SECOND ROW: Betsy
Wood, Celia Leftwich, Anna Buchanan, and Jill Howard.
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If you do not like the Gennan
Hobo's Dream of the change from
rags to riches, you will never make
it through the final stages to become
a member of the Radford Gennan
Club. This year the members sponsored
the Coronation Ball in early
November. Even the Hoboes found
an escort to take them through the
beautiful land of Bali Hai. It was a
most memorable evening for all those
who attended.
Officers of the German club: Gloria Meade, Corresponding Secretary;
Carol D'Onnoffrio, Recording Secretary; Kern Hagerman, President;
Paulette Spruill, Lynn Diklich, Co-chairman; Julie McLarkey, Vice­
President; Pat Southern, Historian; and Elaine Noonan, Treasurer.
SEATED: Honey Mays, Linda Crew, Susie Grazier, Cyndie Apperson, Clowe Campbell, Andy Carter, Ruth Arnold, Kathy Artery, Fran
Purcell, Lexie Lamanana, Anne Duffy, Patty Camp, and Alice Anderson. STANDING: Joan Hitchcock, HiHo, Sindy Jones, Linda Osborne,
Toby Johnson, Suzi Woodward, Sue Bogert, Liz Culbertson, Cheryl Ward, GiGi Glidwell, Joanne McQuenney, Gale Anderson, and
Diana Watts.
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MEMBERS STANDING: Joan Porterfield, Susie Christian, Betty Forbes, Janice Holland, Barbara Cox,
Donna Mahan, Carolyn Yaeger, Mary Raiden, Susan Tyre, Lettie Porterfield, Sandi Powers, Sandy Smith,
Joanne Reiggins, Susie Erickson, Diane Dinsmore, Carol Lyman, June St. Claire, Jean Humphries, Kathy
Worley. MEMBERS SEATED: Marsha Christian, Gail YlcGrath, Becky Toller.
MEMBERS SEATED: Gayl Noel, Julie McCubbin, Susie Bott, Judy Scott, Pam Woltz, Eddie Maher, Carol Childress, Marlene Preston,
Susan Eister. MEMBERS STANDING: Mary Toms, Terry Waddle, Rosemary Cockrell, Mini Folie, Bonnie Willard, Bobbie Moore,
Linda Crowder, Mary Ellen Henderson, Karen Copeland, Helen Fugate, Barbara Graham, Janet Owen, Carolyn Annas, Sue Ireland.
119

The aims of Alpha Sigma Alpha are
to establish a close-knit sisterhood
that has as its four-fold object the
physical, inteller.tual, social and spiritual
development of its members.
From this well-balanced program, it
is hoped that the individual member
emerges with a greatly desired personal
attribute: wise and responsible
leadership.
The officers of Alpha Sigma Alpha are: Carol Lynham, Corresponding
Secretary; Janet :\-filler, Recording Secretary; Joan Potterfield,
President; Clowe Campbell, Vice-President; and Lexie
Lamanna, Treasurer.
Some of the hard working members sit for a second. They are, KNEELING: Gale Anderson, Linda Osborne,
Linda Holmes, and Lettie Potterfield. SEATED: Alice Anderson, Sue tsogert, Paulette Sprulle, Suzie Woodward,
and Liz Colbertson.
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A winning smile will surely enable these girls to jump right into the middle of all sorority activities.
K."IIEELING ARE: Susan Payne, Joanne Riggins, Marlene Preston, Susie Christian, and Carlyn Annas.
SEATED ARE: Masha Christian, Donna Mahan, Margie Fleet, Terri Waddle, Becky Toler, and Sylvia
Williams. STANDING ARE: Mary Raiden and Sindi Jones.
Sitting before the .\lap showing their sister members are: Sandy Powers, Lu Respass, Andy Carter,
Kern Hagerman, Gale McGrath, Elaine Noonan, and Gloria Meade. KNEELI."IIG ARE: Dianne Dinsmore,
Betty Forbes, Lyn Diklisc, and Kathy Porter.
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Each pledge class of Alpha Sigma
Tau takes over the Pine Mountain
Project, a service for the Pine Mountain
Settlement School in Kentucky
where orphans from age six to eighteen
go to classes. Many clothes,
books, papers, and other needed items
are sent during each year. The AET
is also working to win for keeps the
Radford College cup for the campus
sorority having the highest scholastic
average for three straight years.
Pledges at their pinning are: Becky Foster, Joyce Buchanan,
Billie Dawn l\·liJler, Kay McDonnell, and Judy Kittel. Their "Big
Sisters" are: Cheri Johnson, Susie Carson, Beth James, Betty Jo
WhittIow, and Charlotte Reid.
Pledge Mistress Betty Lackland instructs: Judy Gusmerotti, Gretchen Turner, SuSu
Owens, Lynne Goodall, and Martha Wisecarver.
The important sorority Dress is being
Michelle Goettel, Ann Owings, Ja nna
K. Hamilton, and Sue Wingfield.
made by:
Jones, T.
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Fun time in the Cove Provide a break in studies for, FRONT ROW: Sherry Campbell, Donna
Bland, Pattie Adkins, and Margaret Minter. SECOND ROW: Page Grumbles, Maida Chandler,
Janice Holland, Carrie Campbell, Roberta Ridley, Emma, and Anita Holm.
Working on the sorority sigH and the new coat rack are: Marge Reese
and Cheri Johnson; and Miss "Pat", Carol D'Onoffrio, and Beth Swartout.
A promising intermural team is shown by, KNEELING: Betsy
Jolly, Camille Walton, Mary Ka y Shea, and Jackie Clarke.
STANDING: Jean Thorburn and Judy Robertson.
123

Initiation Day was a big event in the life of the
seventeen girls who entered Sigma Kappa this past February.
After the breakfast in the newly fmished Washington
recreation room, the big sisters took their little
sisters to the Sunday church service. It was then back
to the campus for the final initiation, until the spring
cabin parties. The delicious banquet was held that night
in the Hardy House in Blacksburg. This had been a
long, but a most enjoyable day for all the pledges and
their big sisters!
Officers, SEATED are: Bobby Moore, Corresponding Secretary;
Karen Copland, Treasurer; Helen Fugate, Second Vice-President;
Eddie Maher, President; Susan Gardner, First Vice-President;
and Carole Childress, Recording Secretary.
The many Pledges of EK are, KNEELING: Sue Story, Kim Brooks, Mary Ellen Henderson, Jeanne Steinheiler, Nancy ''''ilson, Linda
Schmory, Greta Dunn. SEATED: Jan Wilson, Laurie Preston, FJorie Umphlette, Susan Gordon, Bonnie Chaconos, Lu Smith, Sheer
Owen, Susanne Hoy, Ann Vineyard, and Terri Miller.
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KNEELING, members are: Barbara Hickey, Ann Enerney, Linda Shelton, Carol Ballinger.
SEATED: Joyce Strum, Susie Bott, Pam Woltz, and Barbara Cox.
"
KNEELING: Pat Campbell, Carol Ballinger, Susan Gardner, Pat Southern, FiFi Perez, Bobby Moore, Barbara Hickey, Eddie Maher,
Joyce Strum, Susie Bott, Pam Woltz, Helen Fugate, Barbara Cox. SEATED: J. D. Gwen, Cookie Quesenbery, Lynn Tulis, Julie Mallarkey,
Sarah Miller, Gena Morgan, Carol Childress, Jan Johnson, Karen Copeland, Ann McEnerney, and Linda Shelton.
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Sigma Sigma Sigma pledges "Faithful Until Death".
The sorority planned three rush parties this past fall. The
fIrst was attended by all those girls who were interested
in the membership. The last was held for those girls who
received bids to join. It will be a well remembered day
for those girls. The members also helped with the care
of a young orphan.
Some of the Sisters enjoy a good laugh before the start of the
meeting. They are, KNEELING: Jo Whitaker. SEATED: Bonnie
Willard, Ann Marks, Kay Whiggs, Susan Tillman, and Becky
Silverman.
Planning Session of the officers is conducted by: Miss Ely, the sponsor;
Lee Garrett, Recording Secretary; Sharon Love, Vice-President; Becky
LaFon, President; Gwen Blackwell, Treasurer; and Alice ~filton, Corresponding
Secretary.
126
It takes a lot of time to plan a rush party. Spending weary
hours in the sorority room are: Susie Stevens, Mimi Stafford,
Ellen CalTos, Sue Sykes, Louise Thomson, and Sue
Fishcher.

Gabbing, the group provides a few minutes of relaxation. The group includes Susie Willis, Mickey Cross,
Louise Stone, Debbie Swartz, Nancy Risk, and Linda Skewritt.
The new Pledges wait their new orders. KNEELING: Sandy Simmons, Chris Shuster, Carol Sedberry,
June St. Clair, Debbie Elliott, Susan Eister, Gail Batista, Bety Jean Montgomery. SEATED: Betty Reynolds,
Bev Fox, GiGi Glidwell, and Jackie Harrison.
127

"Through the Pages of Glamour"
was the theme of the 1968 Glamour
Best-Dressed Contest sponsored by
the Panhellenic Council. Excitement
and suspense were generated by this
groups diligent work upon this project.
Along with regulating the activities
of the four social sororities, plans
were initiated to establish an annual
Greek Week on the campus.
The Panhellenic Council sponsor, Mrs. Roane, is seen with other members of the council. They are, SEATED: Alice Anderson, President;
Jan Johnson, Becky Silverman, and Beth Swartout. STA;\IDI;\IG: \-limni Stafford, Lyn Diklich, Joan Potterfield, Eddie Maher, Barbara
Hickey, Cha rlolette Reid, and Camille Walton.

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Publications
129

There's plenty for everyone on the staff - from
the editors to typists - to do on each issue of
the Grapurchat. The typical routine begins with
a copy deadline where news reporters, feature
writers, and club correspondents submit stories.
The editors who assign the stories check them in
to be copy-read by the copyreading staff.
Also submitting articles is the exchange staff who
read clip stories from college newspapers from all
over the nation.
The copy is then sent to be printed and when
this is returned, it must be read for mistakes and
returned for corrections. The layout staff has drawn
up dummies of how they want the pages to look
and assigned headlines.
When the final corrections have been returned,
it must be cut to fit the page. The final copy is
then pasted on the page.
Hurry, hurry, hurry is the Grapurchat way of
getting a good newspaper, and every individual
of the staff is an important part of the whole
process.
Peggy Anderson, Trish Moore, Glenda Sines, Elaine Maier,
Sharon Bunch, and Bev Wilson work late at night to get
our Graperchat out on time.
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Pictures make the paper more interesting for all of us. These girls make sure the pictures are of the
best quality. They are: Malora Taylor, Debbie Vaughn, Lucille All, Nora Mangers, Peggy Anderson,
Club Editor; Carol Brown, Business Manager; and Dr. Overly, Business Advisor.
130

It takes a lot of hard work to turn out a good paper
on time. These girls who are proofreading are : Sue Snyder,
Exchange Editor; Trish Moore, Editor; Susan Bennett, \ir.
Milsaps, Advisor; Bev Wilson, :'oIews Editor; Ann Lowe,
and Trudy Stevenson, Feature Editor.
A typewriter is very necessary for the staff. It is quite
a choice to decide what copy should be used. IN THE
BACK ROW: Patti Lally, Barbara Franklin, \-fary Justice,
Copy Editor. SECOND ROW: Alice Swiney, Susan Carroll,
Debbie Stanley, Glenda Sines. FRO~T ROW: Susan Reid
and Sharon Bunch, Copy Editor.
131

With a great deal of work to do this year, the
members of the staff have really heen on the go.
It has taken a lot of time to make sure that the
Bee Hive will please everyone. Working with many
clubs, organizations, faculty, classes, and activities,
the staff goes from September through September.
Not even summer provides complete rest. As the
covers are set in place for this year's publication,
we begin our work to make next year's book even
better than ever before.
Editor-in-Chief, Diana Rothenbuhler glances through past Radford
College Yearbooks.
Managing Editors, Jan Wilson and Pat Newton, rummage
through many pictures.
Andrea Miller, Freshman Class Co-Editor; Barbara Pennington; Mr.
Erwin Wright, Advisor; Jane Baird, Freshman Class Co-Editor; and
Trudy Van Nest, Copy Section.
132

Sandi McPherson, Senior Section, Susan Bennett, Sophomore Class
Editor, and Jean Humphreys, Junior Class Editor.
Georgia Bausch and the Organizations Editor, Bonnie Jean Pugh,
decide which pictures wi]] be used.
Susan Neff, Business Manager, discusses finances with Mr.
Campbell, Business Advisor.
G]orianna Powers gets ready to type the copy for one section.
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en ·
Dr. Elmer D. Johnson, D. Richard L. HolTman, Editor-in-Chief; Dr. Charles N. Foshee.
The Radford Review is a puhlication
of the faculty and students in the
area of arts and sciences. It shows the
talent that has been cultivated by the
authors for literature in their respective
field.
134

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Music
135

Dr. Jones, the director.
Deep concentration and practice.
Every movement is important.
136

Choir exhitilj mUjicat :latent
The Radford College Choir which
is composed of those girls who enjoy
music and are able to sing participated
in the Collegiate Sermon Series
and other musical concerts_ The January
concert with the VMI Glee Club
was a part of this year's program_ The
annual spring concert was in May.
The Radford College Choir performing at the Christmas Concert.
Officers, FRONT TO BACK: Sandra Baker, Vice-President; Penelope
Mizi, Librarian; Susan Yates, Secretary; and Jane Kyak,
Accompanist.
137

Open to all upperclassmen who are interested in
perlorming in choral music, the Choral Club has contributed
much to the panhellenic knowledge of the students,
faculty, and community. There were perlonuances
for "Christmas on Campus" in December, the "Serenade
in Spring" for the March program, and the trip to Richmond
saw the Choral Club sing in concert with the
Cniversity of Richmond in April.
Lloyd Zurbrigg, the sponsor of the Choral Club, poses with the girls who made the trip to Roanoke where they made a television appearance.
138

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Religious
139
,

The Right Reverend William Marmion and
Bishop of the Diocese of Southwestern Virginia
paid visits to Radford this year to discuss a recent
National Convention of the Episcopal Church. It
was an important month in the year for all members
of the church.
Counseling was olTered by the ministers any time a student needed it.
The Canterbury Group.
140

!Jnler- Varjil'J Cluijlian :)e!!owjhip :)ojlerj Religiouj :Jhoughl
The officers of Inter Varsity Christian Fellowship lead the members and interested students in the quest for the knowledge of
Jesus Christ. Planning the next meeting are: Betty Keith, President; Cheri Ninman, Missionary Secretary; Mary Agee, Treasurer;
Diane Bennett, Music Director; Brenda Newcomb, Librarian; and Priscilla Allen, Vice-President.
The members enjoy a while of good music. Seated at the piano is Beth Keith. In the Front Row are Emily Wu, Diane Bennett,
Janice Patton, Mary Agee, Rubye Priode, Alice Chilton, Jane Richardson, and Dr. Sheckler. In the Back Row are: Priscilla Allen,
Pat Gainey, Brenda Newcomb, Cheryl Ninman, Mattie Guimes, Robin Brown, and Cindy Richardson.
141

The Radford Lutheran Student Association has been
busy this year working with the Tech Association. The
Lutheran Church was glad to have some girls to keep the
nursery during church service while others filled the
Sanctuary with music. Several parties were held with the
Tech group. A special weekend trip at Smith Mountain
Lake, where the regional meet was held, for the girls
proved to be quite an experience.
President of LSA, Martie King, welcomes Linda Ventres, Treasurer
and Chaplain; Marie Offerman, and Margaret Myers, Vice-President.
Cleaning up after a night of open dancing at the Canterbury House are: Julia IGng, Bobbie Lewis, Susan Rhudy, and Kay Painter.
142

:Jotk majj BecrJmej pari 0/ newman Ctut
The officers of Newman Club confer with Father Gardner about the Folk Mass.
A cabin on Claytor Lake provided the setting for
the first of Newman's three retreats. Food, discussion,
thought, and worship brought the girls together.
The retreat began with an informal meal and conversation.
Father Gardner and Deborah Prenger, Newman's
college worker, spoke to the group about 'Who
Am I" and "A Woman's Role." Discussion, reading, quiet
thoughts occupied the rest of the evening. The retreat
culminated with the celebration of the Mass on the dinner
table in the cabin living room.
143

A Parents' Tea early in the fall quarter introduced
the girls of the United Christian Campus Fellowship to their
new parents for the year. Each of the Christian girls on
campus adopted a family from the First Christian Church.
During the year these families invited the girls into their
homes for visits and meals. These foster families did all
they could to create a family atmosphere on the Radford
Campus.
The L'nited Christian Campus Fellowship members.

Relaxing Almojphere
prevail al Wejley.
:JounJalion
Methodist students on the Radford
campus find inspiration and social life
through the Wesley Foundation. The
Foundation is not only open to
members of the Methodist faith, but
to members of all religions. Its Covenant
Conununities, guest lecturers,
and dialogues with faculty members
are features ofthe Wesley calendar.
There is a time for meditation.
. .. and a time for play.
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146
A ctivities

Josh White Entertains
RC Students
Josh White, folksinger, delighted
the Radford audience with his musical
talent. This event was the beginning
of a most successful concert
series.
Josh White, during a concert.
148

Redcoats Ride For Radford
The Redcoats were organized
through the riding program at the
college. Mr. G. C. Neff, started the
group five years ago. The Redcoat
drill consists of eight dedicated riders
who have performed at football
games, parades, horse shows, and
special events on campus. The Redcoats
have performed throughout
Southwest Virginia, West Virginia,
and Tennessee. The drill is a simulated
grand march over jumps.
Syncopation.
The F.edcoats perform their drill skillfully
and well.
"Practice makes perfect."
149

3500 Students Register
for Classes In September
From September 17 through 21,
over 1200 freshmen and transfer students
were introduced to campus life.
Sophomore Counselors and Junior
Residents attended pre-school workshops,
and student government officers
conducted handbook study sessions.
This was a full week not only for
the new students but also for those
who returned - registration consisted
of the usual lines; friends were
re-united after the summer absence;
Radford merchants greeted R. C. girls
with free gifts. A hectic, but pleasant
week began the 1968 year.
A necessary evil-I.D. pictures.
Freshmen are welcomed at the YWCA
Campus Sing.

Campus Carnival Adds Two New
The YWCA's annual Campus
Carnival was held on October 27 and
28. Friday night featured a faculty
bake sale, an auction, and performances
by the Highlanders, Aquamaids,
and Orchesis. New attractions
this year included "Gee Gee the
Witch" and "Pumpkie the Pumpkin"
who greeted the children. Ingles's
"Flower Power" booth was chosen the
best dorm booth. Saturday night featured
a dance and the coronation of
a queen. Marilyn Maxwell of Honors
was crowned Queen and Jean Rhudy
was chosen Maid of Honor. Over
~3900 was raised for charity.
Queen Marilyn Maxwell, Honors Hall, re­
ceives her crown. Highlanders perform. Children of all ages enjoy Carnival.

Attractions
Radford's own "Flower Children" !
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154

Beauties Add Charm to Campus
What is it like to be a Campus
Queen? Just ask anyone of the girls
pictured here and they'll tell you.
For the fIrst time this year a stu·
dent from Radford College repre·
sented Virginia in the Annual National
College Queen Pageant. The
Pageant, held in New York City, selects
the most outstanding and typical
of college girls in the nation. Contestants
compete in every conceivable
category from photo essay contests to
test of cooking abilities, to discussion
of world literature.
JJeiJi SmUh,
fial'"e.1f Bowl pI'incejj
155

IIBali Hai~~
Comes
to Radford
German Club sponsored the annual
freshman Coronations Ball on November
11. Music was furnished by
Dick Wells and his orchestra. The
dance card committee, headed by
Gloria Meade and Marlene Preston,
and the decorations committee,
headed by Pat Southern and Patti
Camp, carried out the theme of "Bali
H ai". The highlight of the evening
was the coronation of Joan Harris of
Norwood as queen. This year's dance
proved to be the biggest financial
success ever!
Refreshments are always a favorite.
The Queen and her escort.
156

Decorations created a mystical tone.
Queen Joan Harris from Norwood Hall.
157

Senators Spoke at Fall Convocations
Convocations are held throughout
the year to honor the graduating seniors.
During Fall quarter, faculty and
students heard lectures by Senator
William Spong of Portsmouth and
Senator Mark Hatfield of Oregon. On
March 1, Dr. Thomas J. J. Altizer
spoke on the "Death of God Theology.
Senator William Spong, D-Va., October 2.
Senator Mark Hatfield, R­ " October 20,
158

Dr. Waldo Beach Opened
the Collegiate Sermon Series
The Collegiate Sermon Series is one
of the spiritual enrichment activities
on campus which features lectures by
outstanding ministers and theologians
from various demoninations. Dr.
Waldo Beach opened the series on
October 29 with the topic "It All Depends."
During Winter and Spring
Quarters, the program included Dr.
Sam Hill, Jr., and Dr. John BrokhofI.
The freshmen, sophomore and junior
classes sponsored these lectures.
Dr. Waldo Beach, October 29.
Dr. Sam Hill, February 4.
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Visiting Scholars Bro aden
Students~
Paul Weiss, October 18.
Alfred Kazin, October 23.
Daniel J. Boorstin, April :30.
r..erorge B. Kistiakowsky, April 15.

In te res ts
Under the program of the University Center in
Virginia, Radford initiated the Visiting Scholars
Program which features guests lecturers throughout
the year. A wide variety of topics included philosophy,
literature, education, engineering and history.
Thomas J. J. Altizer, March 1.
Robert J. Havinghurst, November 7.
J. P. Den Hartog, February l4.
Emeline Richardson, February 28.
161

Tom Ewell Stars tn
UThe Impossible
"The Impossible Years," a Broadway comedy starring Tom
Ewell drew a larger crowd than any event held before in Preston
Auditorium. The audience filled all of the standing room along
the sides and the back of the auditorium, as well as sitting in
the orchestra pit, aisles, and on the balcony steps.
Presented on October 3, it was the first production of the
1967-68 Radford College Concert Series. This performance by
Mr. Ewell and the rest of the cast was undoubtedly one of the
finest Radford has ever seen. Bob Fisher and Arthur Marx wrote
this high spirited comedy about irresponsible teenagers and their
dismayed parents.
The Kingsley's home, setting of the play.
'VIr. EwelJ"s amiable personality came to
light during an interview.
162

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Students and Faculty
Give Birth to
Drama Productions
The department of Speech and
Drama, along with many students,
produced several noteworthy plays
this year. The Glass Menagerie and
Wait for Godot were produced entirely
by students during Fall and
Winter quarters. Students and faculty
combined their talents in A Mid­
summer Night's Dream in February
for Radford's first Shakespearean
production.
Play productions draw students and their dates.
The cast of A MidsumTMr Night's Dream
ta kes a much deserved break.
Theatre tradition states that a bad dress rehearsal means a good opening night.
164

Students
Nominate
Glamour
Candidates
Kay ~'lcDon ald
audience.
and "friends" pose fo r the
Michelle Gottell
dress.
shows off a pert wool
The winning candidate, Becky Forbes.
The annual competition for representative
to Glamour magazine's best
dressed contest was held on February
18 in Preston Hall. Sponsored by
Panhellenic Council, the program
was entitled "Through the Pages of
Glamour." Contestants were required
to model a campus dress, off campus
date dress, and evening attire, Betty
Forbes, a junior from Portsmouth was
chosen as Radford's representative to
Glamour; and Becky Lowe a junior
from Springfield, was named runnerup.
Judges for the contest included
members of the faculty and administration.
165

One of Santa's Happy Helpers!
The Spirit of Christmas,
166
The Choral Club enhanced the Christmas Season.

Christmas on
Campus~
a Festive
The highlight of the 1967 Christmas
Season at Radford was the Christmas
Program presented on December 3. A
new innovation in this year's annual
event was a Chrismons Service, conducted
by Dr. Zurbigg. The Chrismons
are handmade ornaments in the
form of Greek letters, words, and
symbols which have significant
meanings in the Christian faith. The
design and making of the Chris~ons
originated at the Danville Lutheran
Church in Danville, Virginia, several
years ago. The music for the program
was composed by Dr. Zurbigg.
Time
Tyler's award winning d is play.
"And wha t wOIdd you like for Christmas little girl?"
RC dorms exhibited their Christmas Feeling.
167

Radf ord Hosts
Festival
First American Liszt
Radford College was host to the
first annual American Liszt Festival
from December 15 through December
17. The schedule included the presentation
of papers by prominent musicologists,
as well as vocal piano,
organ and chamber music recitals by
local and guest artists. Fermando
Laires, an internationally known
pianist, and Dr. David Kushner, associate
professor of music at l~a dfo r d,
were co-chairmen of the festival. Miss
Mildred Heimlich and Mr. Robert
Richards, both from Radford College
music department, participated in the
program.
A reception in honor of the guests was held in Washington Dorm.
T opics discussed ranged from the very animated.
. .. to the very serious.
168

The Frula Enhanced the
Concert
Among the four concerts presented
in the Radford College Concert Series
this year, the most colorful was Frula,
the Yugoslavian folk ensemble. Under
the direction of Dragoslav Dyadyevic,
the company offered brilliant color
and costumes in its 3,'5 singers, dancers,
and musicians. The performance
included several Yugoslavian features
as well as folk dances of Greece,
Bavaria, Bulgaria, and Rumania. This
group's appearance at Radford was
sponsored by the College Concert
Series .
Members of The Frula fl y through their paces .
The Philadelphia Chamber Symphony performed a t Radford on March 9.
169

U Bonnie and Clyde H Invade Radford
Dr. Zurbigg and company entertained during intermission.
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"Bonnie and Clyde", fun for all!
The spirit of the 30's!

"The Ballad of Bonnie and Clyde"
provided the theme for the winter
formals, sponsored by the German
and Cotillion Clubs on February 24.
Dance chairman Mary Toms of the
German Club and Sandy Shillanto of
the Cotillion Club, worked hard to
transform Peters Hall into a panorama
of the era characterized by
Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow.
Music for this year's traditional
dance, which was presented in honor
of the senior class, was provided by
The Escourts. The band played from
an enormous 1930's car, constructed
for the occasion hy club members.
Relaxation is the aura of the 1930's.
Susie Bott inspects the "get-away car".
Faculty as well as students enjoyed the
dance.
171

Election Week Sees Campaigning
on Campus
Campaigning began with great enthusiasm
on October 18, and continued
throughout the week. Posters
decorated the bulletin boards, dorms,
panel room; in general, everywhere!
The installation of officers was a fitting
ending for this week of excitement.
Betty Williams hands Cheri Johnson the gavel.
Student Government Officers ­
Ann Pearson, Nancy Singleton, Mary Kay Shea, and Sue DeVese.
172

May Day Weekend~
1967
Spring, balmy weather, sweet
smelling flowers - these are characteristics
of the annual May Day celebration_
The very best of Radford
College is brought-out during this
weekend_ All feel the exuberation of
this festive time. This was no exception
for the 1967 May day, and all
awaited anxiously for the 1968 May
Day Weekend.
Spring Festival Court.
The Gregory Guard watches a little Dutch
couple dance.
Karen Halstean, 'vIaid of Honor, awaits her
introduction.
Chris Poole, ending her reign of Sprin!!: Festival.
173

Commission members, SEATED: Janet Gardiner, Carol McCready, :Vlaureen Lawson, Linda Sinl':leton. STANDI:\'G: Mary Lou Oliver,
Honey 'lay, Joanne Carr, Pat Southern, and Gloria Brinkley.
A few of the [acuity on the :\Iay Day Commission discuss the festivities.
174

May Day Commission
Plans the
Strategy
• • •
Behind the hustle and bustle of
May Day week-end is the May Day
Commission. It is composed of two
representatives from each class who
work with the faculty committee to
plan May Day activities. The commission
is in charge of choosing the
theme for the pageantry and conducting
the elections of the court.
This year, the commission planned a
"Punch and Judy" play, concerts by
various groups on campus, and the
Collegiate Sermon Series that was
held on Sunday. The Commission also
chose the dresses for the girls and
issued invitations to the friends and
relatives ofthe girls on the court.
Joanne, Paso, and Gloria look over the schedule of events.
Reflection of concentration.
17.5

Court Provides Beauty ...
176

UOfJ"ff f VY/Jvtu
fUV f, ,iU!.Ifj u"I0.lv;J

tl11d Miss TOlii Wif! iams Presided over
FestitJitieJ
Miss Toni Williams was chosen as
May Day Queen. Toni is an elementary
education major from Portsmouth,
Virginia, and plans to teach
school after graduation. She is a
member of Honor Council.

Miss Carol
of J-Iollor
IJri11ce, Maid
Our 1968 Maid of Honor was Miss
Carol Ann Prince, a senior from Fairfax,
Virginia. Chosen for this honor
by her fellow classmates, Carol has
been active in the German Club,
SEA, and was this year's vice-president
of AET sorority as well as being
elected to Who's Who.

186
Classes

Adkins, Virginia S.
Agee, Linda D .
Agnew, Gail F.
Agner, Linda E.
Akers, Brenda J,
Alexander, Joanne L.
Algren, Joanne M.
Alley, Beverly H.
Allison, Pamela L.
Alvey, A. Tracy
Amatetti, Teresa J,
Amend, Mary R.
Anderson, Clyda L.
Anderson, Elizabeth M.
Anderson, Margaret J.
Anderson, Peggy L.
Anderson, Veronica M.
Andrews, Kay F.
Arey, Patsy L.
Atkinson, Elizabeth J.
Atkisson, Dianne L.
Atwater, Carol L.
Austin, Mary F.
Austin, Jeanne K.
Austin, Pamela D.
Auerill, Brita S.
Axelson, Ann W .
Ayers, Frances L.
Babarsky, Paula D.
Babbitt, Bonnie L.
Baber: Judy G.
Bagley, Charlotte D.
Bahls, Donna L.
Bailey, JacQweline D.
Baird, Jane L.
190

Freshman president, Debbie Kraut, organizes a successful campaign.
Baker, L. Jean
Baker, Sharon A.
Ball, Mary E.
Barb, Karen E.
Barile, Cora J
Barnes, Adelia A.
Barrett, Anita M.
Barry, Linda C.
Bass, Candace A.
Baughan, Betty L.
Beamer, Linda F.
Becherer, Jean A.
Bell, Mary L.
Bennett, Nancy F.
Berry, Jettie L.
Beuke, Betsy A.
Beverley, Janice A.
Birckhead, Carolyn L.
Bishop, Deborah A.
Blankenbaker, Darlene M.
Body, Judith A.
Boe, Christine A.
Boeock, Hattie S.
Bolish, Nancy E.
Boothe, Billie R.
191

Boneta, Eileen M.
Bostic, Emma D.
Boswell, Linda M.
Bottini, Mary E.
Bowdre, Judy K.
Bowers, Anne T.
Bowles, Margaret D.
Bowman, l'Iiancy J.
Boyd, Linda S.
Boyd, Barbara J.
Boyer, Sandra E.
Boykin, Sheryl A.
Bradfield, Lynn A.
Branscome, Joyce A.
Braver, Elizabeth A.
Braun, Sally K.
Brigman, Sandra A.
Brinkley, Carolyn F.
Brinkman, Diana J.
Brooke, Pamela C.
Brooks, Kathryn L.
Brown, Angela L.
Brown, Carolyn S.
Brown, Judith C.
Brown, Margaret A.

Brown, Suzanne
Browne, Ka therine J"
Browning, Kathy E.
Broyles, VIva M.
Bruel, Janet C.
Buck, Bebecca J.
Buckwalter, Mary A.
Burgess, Naomi C.
Burnett, Catherine H.
Burnett, Mary K.
Burnett, Sandra L.
Bush, Barbara D.
Bush, Mary E.
Byer, Doris F .
Bywaters, Suzanne
Cabell, Anne
Caldera, Vega 1.
Cale, Mary A.
Card, Cheryl E.
Cardea, Cynthia A.
Carico, Jean L
Carico, Susan L.
Carlson, Deborah J.
Carr, Charlotte E.
Carroll, Susan J.
Carson, Jeanette R.
Carter, Linda L.
Carter, Mittie .l­
Carter, Patti J.
Carter, Tonyia C.
Cash, Bonnie S.
Casterline, Mary J.
Carwile, Bettie A.
Cassada, Katherine L.
Chalfo, Constance A.
193

Chamberlin, Victoria E.
Cheney, Christine O.
Clapp, Gail C.
Clarke, Brenda G.
Clark, Donna G.
Clark, Gwendolyn G.
Clark, Patricia L.
Clement, Bonnie A.
Clifford, Jane A.
Cloyed, Judith L.
Cobb, Addie L.
Cobb, Madeline C.
Cobb, :'Iiancy E.
Cochran, Jean S.
Coffman, Alma J.
Cook, Pamela S.
Cook, Rhonda L.
Cole, Mary W.
Cole, Patricir, A.
Cole, $uzon C.
Coleman, Catherine B.
Coleman, Patricia D.
Cologne, Karen G.
Compton, Nora G.
Conner, Jane E.
Conrad, Cecelia K.
Conrad, Dorothy J.
Conrad, Mary L.
Conti, Kathleen F.
Cook, C1elia I.
Cook, Joyce E.
Cook, Martha A.
Coughlin, Margaret F.
Counts, Mary E.
Covey, Judy G.
194

Covington, Katherine L.
Cox, Barbara A.
Craddock, Ruth M.
Craft, Jacqueline F.
Creekmore, Jenny L.
Crews, Margaret L.
Croasman, Susan E.
Crockett, Aleta J.
Crowder, Linda S.
Crowley, Sheila
Culton, Sally P.
Cutchins, Karen L.
Cumberledge, Connie S.
D'elia, Norma}.
DeBoe, Dickie V.
DeBose, Teresa D.
DeHart, Donna M.
DeLoach, Majorie L.
Dalton, Nancy C.
Danielson, Barbara J.
Davenport, Donna L.
Davis, Cheramy Lee
Davis,}o A.
Davis, Kathryn A.
Davis, Linda M.
195

Davis, Patricia A.
Dawsoll. Susan C.
Day, Putricia A.
Dean, Sharon K.
De hart, Ruth C.
Desla ndes, .Iovce A.
Oextor, Dora J.
Dickinson, Hazel B.
Dienz, Barbara C.
Dill, 'VIary A.
Dobbins, Cheryl L.
Dodd, Benita C.
Dodson, Mary L.
Doherty, Susan C.
196
Martha Jesselson, class treasurer, hurries to count
freshman funds .

Doner, Dehorah C.
Donnelly, Kathleen ,,"­
Dotson, Linda L.
Dotson, Jane E.
Draehuk, Jane (' :.
Drew, Lynne F.
Driscoll, Sandra L.
Driver, Bev('r1 y H..
Drumwright , Patricia A.
Dudding, Cindy M.
Duncan, Jeanne E.
DUllean, Judith A.
Duncan, Linda P.
Dunn, Judith H.
Dye, Dianne C.
Dvkes, Elizahe th .\.
East, Donna L.
East, Laura K.
Eastman, Ka tlll) ·n J.
E hbs, Sara j .
Ehert, Ann \1.
Edd y, Caren S.
Edwards, COlls tanc .. S.
Ekstrom, Alison".
Elder, Patricia J.
Elkins, Barhara A.
Eller, Linda F.
Ellis, Karla j.
Elmore. DOllna L.
Elllh rc\·. Patricia D.
Emeri ck, Hosalie n.
Emory, Ginna A.
Endean, Linoa E.
E ngebretsen. \Ian S.
Engh, Susan J.
197

English, Judy C.
English, Sheila F.
Enoch, Leta M.
Evans, Billie A.
Evensen, Paula J.
Everhart, Gail R.
Evers, Delores A.
Eres, Melba M.
Exner, Katherine A.
Farley, Joan M.
Farmer, Ina M.
Farmer, Jane A.
Feagans, Jane C.
Fearon, Saundra J.
Feldmark, Eva M.
Fenwick, Shirlee A.
Ferlazzo, Sharon M.
Fielden, Diane C.
Fillman, Marilyn A.
Finley, Glenda J.
Finn, Kathleen A.
Fishel, Catherine A.
Fisher, Betty, J.
Fitzgerald, Norma J,
Flanagan, Ann K.
Flanary, Arlena C.
Flogel, Virginia L.
Fleenor, Vickie R.
Flohr, \-fary L.
Foley, Linda A.
Forbes, Margaret G.
Foster, Joan D.
Foster, Joyce A.
Foster, Mary C.
Fowler, Janelle
198

,
(Jerman C!ut JJonorj C!ajj 0/ 71 With Coronation Ba!!
Fowler, Jeanne M.
Fraley, Jane A.
Fralin, Sandra E.
Frantz, Bonnie K.
Franklin, Barbara L.
Frazier, Mary E.
Frye, Jamie F.
Gabriecsen, Donna J.
Galante, Angela L.
Garbett, Pamela J.
Gardner, Joy L.
Garnand, Jenny M.
Garner, Linda L.
Garnsey, Patricia A.
Garrett, Susan R.
Garrison, Cynthia D.
Garvey, Sharon F.
Gatling, Mary j.
Gelini, Christine E.
Gerlach, Sara ].
Gill, Judy L.
Gillespie, Katheaine L.
Gilmore, Bonnie S.
Glisson, Donna L.
Goad, Marie M.
Goode, Shirley A.
Goodwin, Pamela K.
Goodyear, Brenda L.
Gordon, Judy L.
Gray, Caroline L.
Graham, Diana S.
Graham, Janet L.
Gray, Sandra G.
Gray, Terry L.
Greco, Michelle H.
199

Grehan, MaTY S.
Griess, Ann E.
Gunn, Linda C.
Haddon, Kristina W .
Hale, Frances A.
Hall, Janet D.
Hall, Nanette E.
H amblin, Jeau M.
Haney, Ja nice 1"1.
H annah, Kathryn A.
Hanks, Linda D.
Ha rdebeck, BarbaTa A.
Ham, Wendy J.
HameT, ShaTon L.
Harris, Barbara H.
Harris, Bonnie S.
Harris, Joan S.
Harris, Martha S.
Harris, Pamela S.
Harrison, Anna T.
H arrison, Patricia G.
HaTrison, SandTa A.
Hartigan, Ar.;ta L.
Harvey, Sue E.
Hash, BarbaTa J
Radford "ladies" enjoy a day of fun and frolic playing football with Techmen.

Hatchell, Raechal P.
Hatcher, Martha A.
Hatfield, Beverly K.
Hayley, Derelyn A.
Hawse, Carolyn M.
Hays, Diane M.
Heck, Jennifer K.
Henderson, Barbara L.
Hendricks, Linda S.
Hemsley, Elizabeth M.
Hess, Ginger R.
Hilderband, Robin V.
Hilleary, Gayle P.
Himclright, Virginia L.
Hinds, Deborah I"
Hipley, Diane Lynn
Hixon, Sandra L.
Hobbs, Cynthia R.
Hodge, Brenda 1.
Hodges, Elizabeth A.
Hodges, Patricia K.
Hoffmann, Mary W.
HolTman, Valerie A.
Hogge, Laura E.
Holland, Judi A.
Hollar, Suzanne
Holtby, Linda
Hoover, Virginia D.
Horton, Nancy C.
Horton, Susan K.
HoulT, Sue E.
Howard, Linda S.
Howell, Katherine M.
Hubbard, Judy A.
HulT, Sharon K.
201

Hughes, Beverly Z.
Hundley, Margaret J.
Hunt, Shirley E.
Hunter, Cynthia L.
Huntington, Kathleen M.
Huntley, Linda C.
Hutton, Beverly L.
Hurley, Barbara L.
Hurt, Franchesta M.
Hylton, Joyce E.
Hylton, Linda M.
Inabinett, Margaret D.
Ingram, Linda J ..
Innis, Mary E.
Jackson, Vivian G.
Jamison, Carolyn L.
Jamarik, Sherry L.
Jennings, Sandra E.
Jessee, Melanie B.
Jesselson, Martha J.
Jeter, Cheryl G.
Johnson, Linda A.
Johnston, Lois E.
Jones, Carita (;.
Jones, Emma M.
Jones, :\1arian J.
Jones, Mary E.
Jones, Mary L.
Jones, Rosemarie L.
Jones, Sharon R.
Jones, Sheryl A.
Jones, Susan L.
Jordan, Marilyn J.
Joseph, Deborah
Josten, Barbara
202

Kalb, Merry E.
Karpus, Lynn D.
Keller, Brenda C.
Kelley, Belinda
Kelley, Dianna M.
Kelley, Donna L.
Kenley, Ruth A.
King, Joanne
King, Sandra M.
Kingston, Beverly A.
Kirby, Ellen P.
Kitchin, Karen T.
Klein, '1argaret T.
Klump, Barbara J.
Knight, Claudia A.
Knight, Mary S.
Kosko, Elizabeth A.
The freshman enjoy any diversions from study.
203

Kraut, Deborah A.
Kreps, Mary K.
Kuchler, Gail J.
LaHait, Lynne A.
Lacks, Margaret L.
Lacy, Danythe L.
Lang, Peggy L.
Langston, Kathleen D.
Lanham, Carolyn R.
Larner, Sarah J.
Lawson, Maureen C.
Leake, Martha L.
Lease, Gail R.
Lee, Peggy A.
Lefever, Cynthia A.
Lener, Rita D.
Leightenheimer, Gail E.
Lennox, Dehorah A.
Letson, Linda
Linkous, Alherta J.
Linkous. Nancy K.
Little, Mary W.
Livingston, Patricia A.
Long, Virginia S.
Lotito, ;'\.Iichele K.
Lowe, Marilynn
Lugar, Doris A.
Lunsford, Gayle W.
:-'·IcBride, Cathy A.
:-'lcCall, Brenda G.
;\-lcCann, Patricia L.
"lcCltmg, Jean D.
McCready, Lillian C.
McCullough, Diane L.
'lcDaniel, Della E.
204

That daydream expression could not possibly have come from swimming class -
ofsomeone special.
she must be thinking
McDaniels, Brenda K.
McDonald, Brenda J.
McDonald, Lenora B.
McDonald, Sharon E.
McFall, Hegina L.
McGhee, Judy A.
McGlothlin, Janet L.
McGrady, Sandra L.
McGuinn, Emma S.
McKenney, Kathleen C.
McMahon, Rosanne, M.
McMonigle, Patrice A.
McNiel, June L.
Maier, Lynette M.
MaJey, Michele M.
Mandaglio, Roseann
Mann, Barbara F.
Mann, Fritzi \1.
Mann, Janet K.
Manning, Linda G.
Mansfield, Kristan T.
Marasco, Celia J.
Markwood, Kathryn L.
Maloyed, Dorothy V.
Marshall, Rebecca .J.
205

\!lartin, Belinda G.
Martin, Connie S.
Martin, E. Janelle
Martin, Gail M.
Martin, Sa ra J.
Martin, Sherry L.
\-fason, Barbara J.
Masterson, Patricia A.
Maston, Cathy L.
Mathews, Catherine L.
,\-laxey, Peggy J.
Meadows, Alicia A.
Meek, Mary C.
"'feachant, Danielle A.
Metz, Lorraine E.
Metzger, Patricia G.
Michael, Audrey E.
Michaelson, Sherrill M.
Midgett, Patricia E.
Miles, Barbara A.
Miller, Andrea G.
Miller, Ann P.
Miller, Anita J.
Miller, Betty O.
Miller, Linda T .
Miller, Martha J.
Miller, Melinda L.
Mills, Janice L.
Mills, Terry A.
Minton, Judy C.
Mitchell, Cheryl J.
Mize, Patricia L.
Moenich, Carolyn M.
Monnie, Judy A.
Montgomery, Terry S.
206

Organizationj O//er :Jrejhmen Opportunil'J /or participation
'.100re, June
Moore, Regina S.
Morens, Martha L.
Mongan, Cecelia K.
Morgan, Linda H.
Morrell, Jackie
Morris, Bonnie L.
Morris, Jane E.
Morris, Marjorie C.
Moseley, Helen C.
MUllson, Edna V.
Nablo, Linda L.
:'IIelson, Barbara L.
Newcomb, Brenda S.
Newman, Phyllis C.
Newman, Gail L.
Newsom, L. Carolyn
Nielson, Paula J.
Nissel, Linda L.
Nixon, Wanda L.
Nolte, Belinda J.
Normal, Barbara E.
Nor...,ood, Susan P.
Nuckols, Carole L.
Nu ckols, Carolyn K.
O'Brien, Anita C.
O'Leary, Mary jane
Oberle, Mary L.
Oliver, Andrea L.
Oliver, Frances D.
Olson, Janet L.
Onen, Martha E.
Ordoyne, Laura L.
Osburn, Linda D.
Owens, Margaret L.
207

Pace, Mary B.
Palmer, Linda K.
Palmer, Marlene A.
Pappas, Helen R.
Parker, Barbara A.
Parker, Brenda L.
Parker, Carol A.
Parks, Margaret I "
Parris, Mary B.
Partlow, Rosema rie
Passwaters, Sherryl
Patton, Ja nice K.
Paxton, Ja net L.
Peake, Sandra L.
Pennington, Diana M.
Penzkofer, Carol L.
Perkins, Carolyn E.
Pettijohn, Jerry L.
Phillips, Constance A.
Phipps, Louisa J.
Pignato, Roberta J.
Pillis, Jeanette "I.
Piper, Margaret S.
Poe, Kathlee n D .
Poff, Ka ye P.
Freshmen eagerly accept the opportunity to spend the weekend at home.

Powel, Mary C.
Powell, Linda M.
Powell, Lynnell R.
Prehn, Janice L.
Price, Phyllis E.
Pridmore, Diane M.
Prince, Wanda C.
Pruett, Jane E.
Puckett, Linda S.
Puckett, Sherry A.
Puhan, Fairfax
Quarles, Hazel J.
Quase, Sandra J.
Quesenberry, Glenda S.
Rackley, Pamela A.
Ragone, Annette M.
Ratliff, Janice D.
Ra y, Sandra H.
Reid, E. DianI'
Reid, Katherine M .
Heid, Susan E.
Retzer, Barbara A.
Reynolds, Linda H.
Reynolds, Nancy L.
Rhudy, Alice J.
Rhudy, Susan K.
Rice, Lorna M.
Rich, Shirley A.
Richards, Bonnie G.
Richards, June M.
Richards, Teresa A.
Richardson, Betty J.
Richardson, Connie L.
Richardson, J\ancy L.
Ricketts, Laura F.
209

Ricks, Rebecca J.
Rilee, Kathy L.
Riley, llrenda K.
Rivard, Patricia L.
Robert, Jacqueline
Roberts, Dod" M.
Robertson, Helen W.
Robert~oll, Linda S.
Robertson, Margaret J.
Robertson, Mary E.
Robinson, Candice
Robinson, Phyllis A.
Robinson, Nancy J.
Robinson, Marcia L.
Roehl, Elona J.
Rogers, Linda J.
Rollins, Susan B.
Root, Roberta .I.
Rosholdt, Cynthia A.
Roth, Diane G.
It only costs 6 cents to reach home ...
210

:J)uring Winter Quarter
Rowe, Ellen L.
Ruffner, Barbara J.
Runge, Catherine R.
Ryan, Angela E.
Ryan, Eileen C.
Sadoti, Deborah J.
SanchezPenz, Tamara C.
Sanderson, Glenda D.
Sandridge, Bonita ],,,1.
Sayre, Leslie R.
Scarbro, Linda A.
Schalestock, Susan M.
Schlarman, Jan M.
Schlerf, Joyce L.
Schott, Donna J.
Schumann, S. Carroll
Schutts, Diana R.
Schwartz, Karen .\-!.
Scott, Janet E.
Scott, Phyllis J.
Seale, Judy S.
Seaver, Jacqueline L.
Secrest, Elizabeth A.
Semones, Drna S.
Seward, Connie E.
Shaffer, Suzanne
Shaw, Betsy R.
Shell, Susan L.
Shepherd, Doris J.
Shepherd, Elizabeth J.
Shepherd, Wanda J.
Shepherd, Wanda J.
Short, Linda A.
Short, Linda L.
Shuford, Karen K.
211

Simmons, Patricia }.
Sist, Cynthia D.
Slaughter, Carol A.
Smith, Cynthia A.
Smith, Dale E.
Smith, Laura M.
Smith, Patricia N.
Smith, Stephanie A.
Smoot, Rebecca B.
Smyth, Barbara L.
Snead, Nancy T.
Snyder, Carolyn L.
Synder, Cynthia K.
Sochor, Margaret S.
Souma, Mary C.
Spence, Pamela S.
Spencer, Donna K.
Spencer, Lucy H.
Stanfield, Anne E.
Stanley, Deborah L.
Stanley, Freida C.
Stanley, :\1ary S.
Stanley, Pamela J.
Stephens, Mary S.
Stephens, Sarah L.
Stetser, Diane E.
Street, Betty J.
Stribling, Frances E.
Summers, Cynthia A.
Summers, Jacquelyn S.
Swezey, Janet M.
Swiney, Alice .\1.
Sylvest, Janice R.
Symonds, Sandra E.
Tarrant, Elizabeth A.
212

A/ter ofong fiour~
0/ StuJ"ing lor {;xam~
Tankersley, Mary T .
Taylor, Alice J.
Teasdale, Evla F.
Templeton, Wanda C.
Thacker, Mary K.
Thimgan, Mary M.
Thomas, Karen L.
Thomas, Terry J
Thomason, Kathryn A.
Thompson, Christine M.
Thore, Eva J.
Thornton, Brenda L.
Timoney, Karen E.
Todd, Dale L.
Tolton, Cynthia M.
Tomlinson, Mary E.
Toothman, Peggy A.
Traylor, Paula S.
Triolo, Crace M.
Turner, Ann \-v.
Turner, Martha K.
Tunnell, Sandra C.
Tucker, Susan H.
Turner, Vicki L.
Turner, Wanda L.
lwardy, Deborah E.
Ulmer, Linda C.
Updike, Patty L.
VanCemen, Ditta M.
VanNest, Trudy
VonDohlen, Katherine R.
Vandyke, Anita F.
Vaughn, Deborah L.
Vaughn, Frances E.
Vaughn, Frances T.
213

Vaughn, Glenna L.
Vaughn, Linda L.
Vernon, Donna J.
Vick, Brenda K.
Vineyard, Beverly
Virack, Nancy J.
Vitale, Gloria ~1.
Voigt, ~ancy L.
Wade, Beverley A.
Wadsworth, Joan S.
'Waeber, Bonnie WI.
Wagner, Delores J.
\Vagner, Susan E.
\Vagner, Susan R.
Walker, Cheryl L.
Walker, Valorie J.
Wallen, Linda C.
Walton, Donna L.
Ward, Patricia j.
\Varner,Joyce A.
W atkins, Deborah V.
Watson, Cheryl A.
Watson, Kathleen F.
Waugh, Mary R.
Waugh, Mary R.
Weaver, A. Faye
Weaver, Janie E.
Webb, Patricia A.
Webster, Arlene F.
Weddle, Joan C.
Weeks, Janice K.
""eeks, Martha S.
Wehle, Elaine \1.
Weimer, Judy A.
Welch, Elizabeth A.
214

Wetzel, Winnifred M.
Wheat, Dolores A
Wheeler, Susan ).
Whisman, Judith R.
Whitley, Cynthia L.
Whitlow, Susan C.
Wiggins, Jacqueline C
Williams, Cassandra L.
Williams, Elyse, K.
Williams, Sharon L.
"Villiams, Susan L.
Wilson, Betsy R.
Wilson, Beverly J.
Wilson, Cloria K.
Wilson, Julia K.
Winborne. Terrie F.
Wiseman, Ella S.
Withers, Joyce A.
Woop, France~ A.
Woods, Rebecca L.
Woodson, Betty L.
Woodward, Patricia J.
Workman, Linda J.
Worrell, Bonnie C.
Wright, Janice K.
Wright, Margaret E.
Wygal, Betty S.
Yale, Candace S.
Yancey, Wanda Y.
Young, Judith A.
Youngblood, Terry A.
Zeilor, Patricia C
Zimmerman, Linda S.
Zintel, Rosemary E.
Zorzi, Eileen A.
215

Sandy Simmons -
President.
Abernathy, Constance A.
Abrams, Joan E.
Agee, Mary C.
All, Elizabeth L.
Aldridge, Beverly W.
Allen, Janet .\1.
Albert.mn, Laura J.
Anderson, Karon E.
Annas, Carolyn L.
Atkins, Pats), E.
Atkins, Peggy J.
Aubrey, Diane \-1.
Bacha" Susanne S.
Bagley, Carolyn
Baker, Gail L.
Bartlett, Janice F.
Bausch, Georgia A.
Belch, Deborah L.
Bell, Ann C.
Bennett, Jane R.
216

Clajj 0/ '70 r.:leclj O//icerj
Bernhards, Nancy \V.
Birckhead, Linda J.
Billig, Linda C.
Booher, Mary K.
Bosserman, Beverly J.
Bowman, Carol A.
Bowman, Judy A.
Boyd, Archer K.
Bradley, Di:ma J ..
Bradley, Nancy D.
Branham, Jo A.
Brantley, Betly J.
Branyon, Elizaheth C.
Brinker, Linda A.
Brinkley, C loria J.
Brown, Janis E.
Brown, Martha !'S.
Browning, Barbara A.
Bryant, Drucille D .
Bryant, ,"\laney L.
Buchana.1, Anna iVt.
Bullock, Karen L.
Burge, Roseman' S.
Burgess, Jane K.
Byrd, Dawn I\\.
Jan Wilson ­
Vi

Campbell, Carolyn S.
Campbell, Jo A.
Campbell, Sally A.
Camper, Nancy J.
Candler, Patricia M.
Carr, Betty L.
Carter, Frances M.
Chaconas, Bonnie L.
Chadwick, Linda J.
Chambers, Betty M.
Chance, Jane E.
Chappell, Linda S.
Clement, Doris E.
Childers, Martha R.
Chrisman, Nancy C .
Clark, Catherine C.
Coffman, Mary S.
Collins, Nancy j.
Connelly, Brenda C.
Connolly, Patricia M.
Coppedge, Judith H.
Cotes, Cathy A.
Cox, Harriet J.
Craidon, Cheryl D.
Crawford, Patricia A.
Micky Fast -
Secretary
218

Denna Spencer ­
Treasurer.
Crumpler, Diana J.
Crusenberry, Sherry L.
Cundiff, Sarah J.
Currie, Elizabeth A.
Dalton, Sharon G.
Darnell, Shelby C.
Daugherty, Cynthia E.
Daughtry, Margaret E.
Davis, Jacqueline c.
Davis, Lynn J.
Deets, Alice W.
Digges, Barbara H.
Dotson, Rebecca G.
Dowd, Maryellen
Drye r, Florence T.
Duehring, Karen L.
Dunagan, Susan R.
Dungan, Diane K.
Dunn, Carole S.
Dunn, Greta E.
219

Karen Gardner -
Historian.
Durrett, Gwendolin
Dutton, Eva G.
Duval, Terry L.
Dych, Beverly G.
East, Louise E.
Edwards, Brenda J.
Edwards, Sandra K.
Elliott, Barbara L.
Erickson, Linda G.
Ewing, Beth
Falgiano, Patricia A.
Fallwell, Christine L.
Farnsworth, Carol A.
Ferris, Christina B.
Fertig, Barbara J.
Finney, Rebecca L.
Flinchum, Betty J.
Foley, Ann L.
Ford, Cheryl A.
Foster, Rebecca O.
220

Foster, Janet W .
Fox, Beverly C.
Fraley, Priscilla J.
Frith, Linda S.
Frost, Brenda M.
Frost, Pamela M.
Fryer, Ann D.
Galyen, Glenna L.
Gardner, Donna K.
Gardner, Karen L.
Gardner, Rebecca J.
Gardner, Sheila D.
Geraci, Victoria A .
Gillespie, Ava J.
Gilliam, Marjorie J.
Givens, Victoria A.
Gbver, Kathryn E.
Godsey, Felicia J.
Gordon, Susan B.
Goettel, Michele M.
Graebener, Joan F.
Graham, Barbara L.
Graham, Carol J.
Graham, Donna E.
Green, Jo A.
No mail for me again today!

Grepiotis, Jacqueline A.
Griggs, Margaret E.
Grillo, Adelaide J.
Guyette, Mary A.
Hagee, Edith J.
Haggerty, Kathleen K.
Haines, Susa n M.
Ham, Linda M.
Hamilton, Teresa K.
Hamrick, Susan D.
Harrington, Joan M.
Harrison, Rebecca A.
Harstead, Judy C.
Hash, Brenda L.
Haslett, Nancy
Hawgood, Gloria J.
Hawthorne, Teresa G.
Hayes, Catherine E.
Haynes, Marilyn P.
Hazen, Carolyn S.
Healey, Elizabeth A.
Intrigued.
222

Heath, Jane M.
Heinis, Patricia }.
Helbert, Brenda M.
Henry, Sheila W.
Hickman, Dorothy J.
Hill, Donna L.
Hoggard, Susan A.
Hogge, Sherran E.
Holloway, Marigay
Horn, Lucille A.
Houff, Donna K.
Howley, Mary T.
Hoy, Suzanne K.
Hundley, ~ancy J.
lrofT, Susan
Isbell, Jud y I.
Jackson, Joan M.
Jackson, Madeline A.
Jenkins, Patricia F.
Jensen, Kirsten H.
Absorbed.
223

Jessee, Sandra J.
Johns, Martha A.
Johnson, Lesslie M.
Johnson, Marian N.
Jones, Carlene C.
Jones, Mary F..
Jordan, Susan M.
Jl!stus, Betty A.
Kcith, Doris J.
Keith, Karen E.
Keith, Linda C.
KerwlIl, Judith A.
Kidd, Gretchen
Kieferle, Elizabeth A.
Kinney, Susan L.
King, Julia A.
Kingery, Karen S.
Kiser, Sandra G.
Kittel, Judy A.
Klein, Linda I ..
Knapp, Bonilyn T.
Koltunski, Judith A.
Kramerc)" Ann E.
Kriss, Susan J.
Krsul , Anne L.
Bids are accepted ...

... and pledging begins.
Kuhlman, Patricia A.
Kuhn, Joyce E.
Kyle, Margaret J.
Laird, Linda J.
Lally, Mary L.
Lane, Mary L.
Largen, Carolyn A.
Law, Rebecca D.
Lawler, Caroline
Leach, Susan L.
Lecheler, Margaret A.
Leer, Barbara J.
LeFoe, Joyce D.
Lewis, Carol M.
Lewis, Patricia L.
Lind, Susan K.
Liptrap, Nellie A.
Lloyd, Stephanie C.
Lomax, Sarah A.
Lorek, Carol A.
225

Sophomore counselors prepare themselves to meet the new Freshmen.
Lowe, Ann C.
Lumsden, Shirley G.
Lynch, Linda L.
McAllister, Helen L.
~cBroom, Marianne
McCarthy, Jane E.
McGahee, Carolyn F.
McGue, Sharon A.
McKinney, Sandra L.
McPherson, Sandra E.
McQueeney, Joanne T .
McSwain, Susan T.
Mabe, Peggy A.
Mabry, Norma L.
~ahan , Donna ~.
Maksymiw, Irene L.
Malcolm, Anita L.
Mangers, '\lora J.
Mapp, Laura E.
Marshall, Brenda J.
226

Marshall, Cheryl j.
Martin, Jo A.
Massie, Frances j.
Matney, Janet H.
May, Anne M.
Mebs, Rosemary L.
Milam, Donna Y.
Miller, Martha N.
Miller, Sandra
Miller, Sheryl L.
Miller, Teresa A.
Miller, Toni M.
Mills, Charlotte A.
Mills, Peggy L.
Milon, Theresa A.
Mize, Penelope D.
Moffitt, Gail A.
Molye, Linda A.
Monday, Janie L.
Montgomery, Betty J.
Moody, Janice J.
Moore, Carol A.
Moxley, Elizabeth P.
Myers, Cheroyl J.
Nance, Virginia L.
Neff, Susan M.
Nelson, Lynda G.
Newton, Patricia A.
Nicewonder, Donna L.
Nogle, Shirley A.
Nonnan, Kathryn E.
Nowell, Edith G.
Oakley, Donna S.
Offennan, Marie E.
Ogden, Brenda K.
227

Old, Vivian L.
Oliver, Marylou
Onufrak, Donna L.
Oruch, Marsha H.
Osborne, Vicki C.
O'Shea, :vIargaret M.
Otey, Mary W.
Overby, Marsha C.
Ownby, Marilyn T.
Palmer, Sarah M.
Parker, Bonnie L.
Parmelee, Carla A.
Passagaluppi, Maria
Pearson, Ann F.
Peck, Judy A.
Perry, Betty J.
Phillips, Alyce :vi.
PicchieIlo, Christine A.
Pierce, Bonnie P.
Plumer, Carol R.
... new ideas in morality and philosophy.

Porterfield, Helen A.
Powers, Deborah L.
Preston, Marlene C.
Pride, Diane R.
Priode, Ruby A.
Purcell, Diane M.
Rachmel, Sandra R.
Ramsey, Susan C .
RatclifTe, Lucy L.
Raudenbysh, Paula A.
Reed, Carol L.
Reilley, Kathleen P.
Rhea, Susan D.
Rice, Lucinda J.
The muddy paths to research.
229

Long hours + hard work = better grades
Riddle, Patricia
Rigney, Rosalind Y.
Ring, Sue D.
Robinson, Jean M.
Robertson, :'oJan S.
Robinson, Harriet V.
Rodgers, Laura K.
Rogers, Deborah L.
Rollins, Betty J.
Rosenbaum, Evangeline L.
Rule, Majorie V.
Rusmisel, Linda A.
Ryan, Carol A.
Salyer, Fredia C.
Sando, Ruth A.
Sandy, Mary L.
Saunders, Deborah A.
Schomburg, Linda D.
Scott, Mary L.
Seay, Cynthia S.
230

SluJiej ::bominale Sophomore Year
Seavers, Kathleen S.
Sedberry, Carol L.
Shelor, Susan D.
Shepard, Loretta
Shipley, Myra C.
Siues, Linda G.
Silver, Mary A.
Simmons, Sandra K
Simms, Peggy J.
Singletary, Cheryl
Sophomores find that the scientific method is based on experimentation.
231

~ime
Out lor Recreation
Sisson, Carol S.
Sizemore, Jane M.
Sledd, Carol F.
Smith, Barbara L.
Smith, Brenda T.
Smith, Diana L.
Smith, Leslie A.
Smith, Lucia E.
Smola, \-fary C.
Smyth, Elizabeth A.
Sollenberger, \-largaret K.
Spencer, Deanna L.
Sponder, Judith A.
StaITord, Margaret A.
Stallard, Regina S.
Stefango, Jolene C.
SteITey, Linda J.
Stehman, Bettye L.
Steinbach, Patricia A.
Steinhilher, Jean M.
Stephenson, Trudy L.
Stephango, Lois A.
Stevens, Rebecca M.
Stone, Dorothy M.
Stone, \-fary L.
Story, Susan L.
Street, Brenda S.
Strichler, Janet L.
Strickler, Susan L.
Strother, Linda D.
Hobbs, Linda
Sublette, Linda A.
Summers, Joan E.
Surber, Sandra K.
Sutphin, \-fary G.
232

Tanner, Nancy L.
Tate, Judy P.
Tavc.lI1er, Laura E.
Taylor, Malora L.
Thacker, Merilane E.
Thomas, Janet H.
Thomas, Yolanda E.
Thompson, Judith A.
Thompson, Susan C.
Tipton, :\1aggie Y.
Toler, Rebecca C.
Toms, l\-lary A.
Travisano, Virginia
Treanor, Nancy E.
Tribhle, Susan L.
Trivett, Sandra K.
Tugwell, Gwenneth L.
Truner, Gretchen K.
Turner, Sondra L.
Tyndall, l\lary A.
A popular pastime at Radford.
233

Viele, Margaret A.
Viens, Diane E.
Vincek, Mary C.
Vineyard, Anne C.
Vipond, Sydney R.
Waddle, Teresa B.
Walker, Jane \1.
Walls, Janice M.
Walsh, Margaret E.
Walters, Judith A.
Walton, Nancy E.
Watkinson, Jonne R.
Watson, Nancy M.
Waugh, Cindy A.
Webb, Sue A.
Webster, Sarah
Weekley, Gail W.
Weiler, Sally A.
Wells, Valerie L.
Wenning, Judith A.
Perfection.
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234

West, Brenda K.
West, Carol K.
White, Annie L.
White, Karen J.
White, Marie M.
White, Maureen E.
Whitlock, Betty F.
Wilcox, Peggy A.
Williams, Elizabeth E.
Williams, Miriam E.
Walker, Sally R.
Williams, Janet H.
Willis, Janet S.
Wills, Marje E.
Wills, She Ida M.
Wills, Shirley M.
Wilson, Deborah K.
Wilson, Janet H.
Wilson, Margaret J.
Windham, Florence
Wingold, Elizabeth L.
Winoker, Fredericka E .
Winston, Kathleen W .
Witherow, Betty W.
Wray, Luanne
Wrenn, Joyce c.
Yates, Susan C.
Yeaman, Ellen B.
Yeats, Katherine M.
Yost, Sandra L.
Young, Janell B.
Youngblood, Claire A.
Yowell, Linda F.
Yung, Evelyn K.
Zaun, Diane E.
235

Dale Showalter takes time out from her many duties as class President to help
others enjoy the Christmas se:lson.
Abernathy, Patricia L.
Adams, Carolyn S.
Adams, Frances W.
Albiston, Doreen A.
Allen, Linda J.
Allen, Rebecca E.
Angle, Sara E.
Ankrom, Linda L.
Apperson, Cynthia E.
Aschenbach, Diane E.
236

Ash, Victoria K.
Ashley, Brenda S.
Atkins, Brenda S.
Atkins, Linda D.
Atkinson, Nancy C.
Brenda D. Austin
Austin, Jane J\.
Babb, Linda R.
Bailey, Sandra L.
Bailey, Virginia M.
Baker, Janice M.
Baker, Linda L.
Baker, Mary L.
Bales, Karen F .
Ball, Beverly A.
Lynn Goodall, as Junior Class Vice-President, leads the Junior Board's discussion of ring dance.
Ballinger, Carol L.
Balough, Lynn P.
Bang, Wonsun
Baranoski, Jill D.
Barksdale, Brenda F.
Barnes, Charlotte E.
Barnes, Patricia A.
Barnes, Virginia C.
Barney, Anne H.
Barr, Anita J.
237

Bateman, Margaret A.
Batten, Gloria D.
Beard, Scarlett L.
Beaslay, Linda L.
Becherer, Jane M.
Bennett, Dianne
Bennett, Susan M.
Berda, Diana J.
Berry, Jennifer L.
Bess, Chaalotte V.
Bird, Judith A.
Bland, Donna M.
Blevins, Bonnie A.
Blevins, Judith A.
Blue, Betty D.
Boe, Helene A.
Bolling, Linda C.
Bolling, Mary K.
Booker, Harriett B.
Bowman, Linda J.
Bowman, R. Diona
Bowra, Leslie P.
Boyd, Karen L.
Bradley, Vicky E.
Brantner, Terri J.
Braun, Susan
Breedlove, Janet L.
BrignaIl, Mary G.
Brooks, Linda K.
Brooks, Marilyn L.
Brooks, Nancy A.
Brown, Betty F.
Brown, Bonnie D.
Brown, Karen S.
Brown, Kathryn J.
238

Bruce, Montel
Brunk, Kaye C.
Bryant, \1ary A.
Buchanan, Ruth A.
Buddenhagen, Linda C.
Buehler, Lorraine D.
Bunch, Sharon D.
Bunker, Marilyn D.
Burke, Carol L.
Burnette, Anita L.
Burnette, Reedo A.
Burnop, Sharon :vI.
Burris, Ellen J.
Burtner, Patsy D.
Busick, Sandra S.
Byers, Barb ].
Caldwell, Shirley A.
Callahan, Dorothy R.
Campbell, Kerry ].
Cangiano, Eileen S.
Helen Fugate, class Secretary, posts notice about ordering class rings.
239

" " /?
300 Lourjej
There is no rest for the weary during class
lectures.
Calculating the receipts of class dues is an
essential part of Pat Doffs responsibilities
as class Treasurer.
Carper, Geralene P.
Carr, Betty J.
Carrier, Judith L.
Carter, Wanda D.
Caterino, Sarah A.
Cayton, Elizabeth S.
Chance, Linda M.
Chance, Phyllis A.
Chandler, MaIda
Chantarasorn, Sunanta
240

Chapman, Marion J.
Chappelle, Emily J.
Chilton, Alice S.
Christian, Carolyn E.
Christian, Marsha B.
Ciccarelli, Alberta J.
Ciccone, Donna M.
Clark, Linda L.
Clarkson, Carolyn A.
Clawson, Mildred A.
Clayton, Anne L.
Clingempell, Ruth C.
Colberta, Cora L.
Cole, Priscilla A.
Coleman, Susan L.
The unknown remains unknown ­
at least for a whjle!
Collie, Eunice M.
Compton, Barbara J.
Cook, Beatrjce E.
Cook, Nancy J.
Cooley, Pamela A.
Cooper, Pat A.
Cornewal, Diane M.
Covington, Elizabeth A.
Cov, Julie A.
Crew, Linda S.
241

Crutchfield, Rebecca S.
Cumbow, Patricia L.
Curtis, Diana L.
Cutchins, Sarah E.
Dail, Jane M.
Davis, Roberta L.
Deans, Deborah W.
DeHaven, Barbara A.
DeVese, Susan L.
DiGiuJian, Anita R.
Dick, Judy A.
Dickerson, Suzanne L.
Dickinson, Patricia M.
Diener, Nancy L.
Dillard, Cheryl L.
Dillard, Sarah A.
Dinsmore, Carol D.
Dolinger, Nancy M.
Dooley, Carla S.
Dorris, ~ancy C.
Dove, Patricia A.
Dougherty, Carolyn J.
Douty, Mary L.
Dudley, Carolee S.
Dye, Elsie J.
Eaton, Judy F .
Edwards, Maureen H.
Edwards, Sheryl M.
242

Tina Young, class Historian,
uses every means to gather
material for the first Junior
Class scrapbook.
Eister, Susan J.
Fairbanks, Priscilla D.
Farnell, Katherine F.
Farthing, Nancy C.
Fellers, Gail L.
Fisher, Mary P.
Fletcher, Barbara S.
Flora, Suzette E.
Fogle, Mary K.
Foley, Helen S.
Force, Susan P.
Froehlich, Linda D.
Frost, Mary K.
Fugate, M. Helen
Fulp, Barbara A.
Gallahan, Carol A.
Gardner, Pamela C.
Garrett, Helen P.
Garrett, N. Lee
Garven, Donna G.
243

mann
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69
Dr. Mann, one of the junior Class Ad visors, takes time out of his busy day to relax by playing the organ.
Vicki L. Carven
Gecan, Carolyn E.
Gilbert, Bettye L.
Gilbert, Caroline M.
Gill, Lynda M.
Goad, "Vinona G.
Gobble, Loretta C.
Goodall, Majorie L.
Goodrick, Linda L.
Goodwin, julia A.
Goodwin, Sandra L.
Gordon, judy G.
Gosney, Cheryl A.
Goss, Patricia L.
Graham, Brenda F.
Graiser, Sue E.
Gray, Ardath E.
Greer, Billie S.
Grimes, Mattie C.
Grogan, Molly M.
244

Grogan, Susan C.
Gusmerotti, Judith L.
Guthrie, Suzanne
Guynn, Donna A.
Guynn, .J. D.
Hackler, Nickie L.
Hale, Brenda A.
Hall, Martha S.
lIall, Patricia K.
Hamm, Louanna
Hancock, Carol L.
Haney, Be rnice A.
Hanger, Susan F.
Hankins, Nancy 1.
Hansen, Mary S.
Harber, Mattie J.
lIardy, Syl via A.
Harmon, Sharon K.
Harrington, Nancy L.
I Inrris, Barbara C.
Harrison, Jackie J.
Harrison, Sandra C.
H arrup, Kathy E.
Hart . Sharon B.
Hnskins, Sandra K.
Hatcher, ;\Iary C .
Havener, Mary E.
Hawthorne, Constance J.
lIickev, Patricia E.
I1ickn~an, Rehecca C.
II inklc, Janice L.
Hiserman, Cale C.
Hixson, Margo A.
Ho, 1\Iiao-\Van
Hodges, JU(l-- K.
245

Hoffman, Susan M.
Holder, Rebecca L.
Holland, Janice M.
Holland, Marianne
Holm, Anita A.
Horton, \-larietta
Hounshell, Regena M.
Howard, Barbara J.
Howard, Cheryl A.
Huffman, Betty J.
Hughes, Merian L.
Humphreys, Jean A.
Hurt, Lorraine B.
Hylton, Constance L.
I1eiff, Barbara G.
Ingerski, Mary J.
Ingram, Betsy C.
Insley, Mildred L.
Ireland, Susan C.
Irvin, Brenda C.
Jackson, Joanna L.
Jacques, Lillian C.
James, Patricia E.
Jamison. Linda F.
Jarman, Judy A.
Jenkins, Karen K.
Jenkins, Kathrvn D.
Jenks, Caro(yn V.
246

Jennings, Virginia L.
Jobe, Mary W.
Johnson, Beverly S.
Johnson, Gwendolyn R.
Jolly, E lizabeth R.
Jones, Cynthia L.
Jones, Helen C.
Jones, Linda C.
Jordan, Elsie G.
Joyce, Theresa K.
Joyner, Alice M.
Joyner, Shelia J.
How do you explain to your parents that not
all students at Radford College make the
Dean's List?
Though late, hometown newspapers arc always
welcome.
247

Justice, Mary I.
Katacinski, Gail C.
Keesee, Carl T.
Keeth", Sandra
Keith, Betsy
Keller, Rebecca L.
Kelley, Patricia L.
Kelley, Kathleen A
Kent, Barbara G.
Kentera, Gale L.
Kidd, Belva L.
King, Linda R.
King, Martha D.
Kirks, Phyllis R.
Knoblock, Terry A.
Kolb, Jean
Kollath, Dale E.
Kramer, Susan L.
Kunselman, Janis P.
Lamb, Lucy M.
Lander, Sue G.
Leake, Linda M.
Leftwich, Celia B.
Leigh, Rebecca J.
Leighton, Joan C.
Lemon, E. Nugent
Leonard, Elna G.
Lester, Ruby D.
248

Thoughts of graduation
bring smiles to the lips of
e veryone.
Lewis, Jan R.
Lewis, Roberta L.
Little, Patricia D.
Lockett, Ellen C.
Lovejoy, Margaret A.
Lowe, Rebecca H.
Lowe, Virginia E.
Lucas, Lois A.
Lyles, Jane C.
Lyman, Lois D.
Lynch, Sharon A.
Lytton, Winnie B.
McAllister, Sharon M.
McCabe, Kathleen L.
McCarthy, Doris M.
McCarthy, Sharon L.
McClung, Gloria
McCormick, Martha L.
McCormick, Pamela F.
McDorman, Betty R.
249

Construction looks the same from an)' angle on campus!
\:lcEnerney, Ann M.
McFadden, Judy H.
\-fcGee, Linda A.
McGlothlin, Sylvia M.
McIntosh, Grace E.
McKinney, Diane J.
McLemore, Barbara A.
McLeod, Catherine A.
McQueeny, Patricia A.
Maccubbin, Juliana V.
250

Maguire, Elizabeth A.
Maiden, Sharon B.
Malkemes, Marilen
Maness, Betty J.
Manley, Tondra L.
Manuel, Carolyn L.
Marks, Ann L.
Marston, Margaret J.
Martin, Brenda L.
Martin, Lois A.
Martin, Joan L.
Martin, Susan L.
Mass ie, Mary E.
Mast, Sarah H.
Mayes, Frances B.
Sometimes teachers and students aren't tuned in on the same wave length.
Mays, Helen V.
Merricks, Margery ]'
Metcalfe, Linda ~1.
Miller, Barbara S.
Miller, Billie D.
Miller, Susan W.
Millsap, Joyce A.
Minter, Margaret L.
Mixell, Candy L.
Moon, Toni L.
251

Moore, Nancy J.
Moore, Patricia \1.
Moore, Susan E.
Morgan, Joann D.
Morris, Donna E.
Morris, Patricia A.
Morrison , Jane H.
Morton, Linda M.
Motes, Charlene
Moyer, Julia D.
Murphy, Kathleen A.
Murphy, M. Dirie
Murray, Karen E.
Murray, Martha L.
Myers, Margaret E.
Natcreli, Elaine E.
'ecessary, Ruby N.
Neel, Shirley R.
Nelson, Pnula J.
Nester, Mnrilyn R.
Nester, Nancy C.
Nichols, Anne I.
Norton, Hazel L.
Nuffer, Sandra E.
Nuzzi, Donna A.
O'Neil, Mary L.
O'Roark, Lynda L.
O"'ven, R. Carole
252

Even tra nsfers fi nd the answers
at the Cove bulletin
board.
Owens, Rachel S.
Owings, Ann C.
Oyler, Marsha K .
Padgett, Shirley A.
Painter, Carolyn A.
Palmer, Judith A.
Pappas, Chris A.
Parsons, Rcnda H.
Payne, Gail M.
Payne, M. Susan
Peer, Linda L.
Pennington, Margaret G.
Peters, Suzanne
Peterson, Jeanne E .
Phillips, Constance W .
Phipps, Ella V.
Plaster, Susan K.
Pierpont, Christa A.
Pillow, Cheryl C.
Pingatore, Patricia A.
253

Pittman, L. Jean
Poovey, Kathryn S.
Porterfield, Helen A.
Powell, Dorryce A.
Power, Glorianne
Powers, Cynthia A.
Powers, Sandra D.
Preas, Brenda J.
Preston, Laurel A.
Prillaman, Carol J.
Pritchard, Lynn M.
Pugh, Bonnie J.
Purcell, Mary R.
Qualls, Patricia K.
Quesenberry, Linda B.
Rader, "iancy A.
Raiden, Mary C.
Randall, Lois A.
Rankin, Barbara E.
Rasnick, Glenda J.
Ratcliffe, B. Ann
Ray, Elizabeth J.
Rector, Sandra L.
Reddish, Barbara G.
Reese, Majorie J.
Reese, Sandra L.
Reynolds, Elizabeth C.
Rexrode, Linda K.
254

Rice, Ann W.
Rich, Judy A.
Richardson, Cindy C.
Richardson, Mignon M.
Richardson, Mime E.
Richardson, Virginia S.
Riddleberger, Jane D.
Ridgeway, Harriet M.
Ridley, Roberta E.
Rippel, Patricia A.
Roach, Linda J.
Robertson, Jeannette B.
Comparing notes before tests can prove helpful.
Patience is the key word when it comes 10
sculpture class.
255

A special event for Jill Steigman
Karen Hall.
means more when she can share it with friends Marylynn Hallander, Susan Payne, Susan Plaster, and
Robertson, Judy E.
Robinson, Bettye F.
Roderick, Jane J.
Rogers, Nancy W .
Roop, Susan M.
Rose, Sandra F.
Rowell, Catherine B.
Rountree, Anne M.
Russell, Patricia A.
Rutledge, Sherry L.
Salley, Genava G.
Sato, Elaine K.
Savage, Dirran F.
Saunders, James G.
Scavuzzo, Linda A.
Schaff, Margaret R.
Schmidt, Carol A.
Schroede, Dianne F.
Scott, Janjce K.
Scott, Judy B.
256

Screeney, Evelyn M.
Scrivener, Carole M.
Semones, Aita D.
Seufer, l\hrtha E.
Shaw, Martha E.
Shea, :\1ary K.
Shelton, Joan M.
Shelton, Lynda S.
Sheppard, Linda D.
Shiflet, Mary L.
Shillato, Sandy L.
Short, Anita Y.
Short, Bonnie G.
Showalter, Dale A.
Shultz, Carol A.
Shupe, Linda L.
Simmons, Connie M.
Sines, Glenda :\1.
Singleton, Nancy L.
Sin!l:leton, Pere
Slate, Deborah L.
Slemp, Sarah E.
Slusher, Jane A.
Small, Elizabeth D.
Smedberg, Marion E.
Smith, Cynthia H.
Smith, Heidi A.
Smith, Janice M.
Smith, :\laney :\1.
Smith, Sandra L.
Smith, Sandra S.
Smoot, Jean C.
Snead, Ann L.
Snead, Dale E.
Snider, :\laney J.
257

fionor :JralernilieJ Welcome JuniorJ
Synder, Susan I.
Sowers, Ruth .E.
Spangler, D. Katherine
Spencer, Anna M.
Spooner, Helen A.
Springman, Margaret C.
Sprouse, Ylary A.
Spruill, M. Paulette
Stafford, Patricia L.
Staton, Peggy A.
Stephenson, Cheryl A.
Stevens, Susan
Stewart, Sandra G.
Stillman, Brenda K.
Storer, Mary M.
Stratton, Diane
Strebel, Barbara L.
Strock, Nancy L.
Swain, Nancy M.
Swartout, Beth A.
Swindall, Betty L.
Talbert, Patricia J.
Tappy, Dora J.
Tate, Carol S.
Tate, Judith S.
Taylor, Arline F.
Taylor, Marsha K.
Taylor, Pamela D.
258

T aylor, Patricia M.
Tepper, Jean M.
Terrell, Teresa A.
Terry, Mavis D.
Thomas, Judy L.
Thon, Cheryl A.
Thorburn, Jean M.
Tillman, Susnn R.
Toney, R. Dia nne
Toombs, Carolyn J.
Torrence, Judy A.
Trail, Linda S.
"Where's the 4th for Bridge?"
Junior Reside nts, Kaye McConnell and Bettye
Robinson, counsel each other in additioll to
freshmcn.
259

Trimmer, Carolyn E.
Truk, Diane
Trusheim, Mary L.
Turner, Frances C.
Turner, Linda D.
Turner, Marguerite E.
Twardy, Christine L.
Tyler, Marian R.
Tyree, Susan A.
l:edo, Reiko
Underwood, Deane F.
Uzzell, Laura C.
VanBrunt, Barbara E.
Vanndy, Leona M.
Vassar, Rebecca A.
Vaughan, Mary T.
Velenovsky, Sharon L.
Ventres, Linda D.
Verret, Pamela L.
Vosper, Janet L.
Waalewyn, Kathryn L.
Waller, Patricia A.
Walrond, Sandra K.
Watson, Dorothy H.
Watson, Mattie L.
Watson, Sue C.
Weaver, Mary L.
West, Judith A.
'Wetzel, Carolyn E.
Wheeler, Linda R.
Whicker, Greta K.
White, Wilsonia W.
Whitesell, Joan W.
Whiteside, Elizabeth A.
Whitlow, Betty J.
260

Whitaker, Johanna A.
Whittaker, Mary L.
Wickline, Diana L.
Wiesner, Donna ~ .
Wiggs, Kay F.
Williams, Carol Y.
Williams, Linda M.
Wilson, Kathy M.
Wilson, Lynn M.
Wimmer, Elizabeth D.
Wimmer, Elizabeth R.
Wine, Brenda G.
Wisecarver, Martha S.
Woltz, Pamela A.
Woody, Kathryn A.
Worley, Lynda P.
Wrobleski, Vicki A.
Yeatts, Jo V.
York, Mary A.
Young, Tina L.
Some news just can't wait till the end of classes!
261

Karen Copeland, class Pn',;ident, disclIsses Senior business with sponsors Miss F armer and Mr. Leap.
Karen Villette Aageson
SheJia Anne Adkins
Susan Adele Agner
Yvonne Ald erman
Margaret Ann Alderman
Pricilla Allen
Elizabeth Anne Amos
Carol Jane Altizer
262

Alice Baskervill Anderson '
Gale Ellen Anderson
Katherine Ellen Ardery
Eloise .Iannette Armbrister
Ruth Arnold
Maureen Ellen Arthur
Patricin Helen Arthur
Carolyn Gertrude Ashby
Mary Ellen Atkins
Carolyn Ayers
Cynthia Bain
Junnita Ka y Baker
Linda Banton
Ann \lnrie Barrack
Nancy Burton Barrett
Janice Faye Bartlet
Class Vice-President, Bett~ ' Lackland, marks remaining days ofT Senior calendar. 263

Barbara Jean Beach
Juanita Reicher
Alice Marie Bennett
Julia Sarah Bennett
Shirley West Bennett
Barbara Anne Bentley
Karen Lynn Beverly
Dena Jo Bishop
Gwendolyn Althea Blackwell
A Senior 5 mind is occupied with many thoughts.
Benita Charlotte Blaine
264

Bolh Jo,! and Sorrow prevail
Happiness is a dorm party.
Barbara Jean Blankenbeckler
Shelby Irene Blankenship
Anne Liggan Blunt
Sue Ja nice Bogert
Susan Bono
Sherry Constance Booker
Mary Borland
Susan Bamford Bolt
Felicia Jane Boucher
Mary Virginia Bowman
Ruby Jean Boyd
265

At the annual banquet, Seniors ate, and ate, and ate ...
Susan :\-largaret Bray
Gertrude Ann Brazier
Lynn Rosalind Bringle
Athleen Brisch
Peggy Jacobs Brooks
Florence Marie Brower
Betty Lou Brummitt
Marcheta Carolyn Bryce
Sandra Elayne Bucher
Jacquelyn ~larie Burke
Thelma Sue Burke
Barbara Jean Burnett
266

Candiec Lynn BlIrnett
Christine Ann Burnham
Myra Suzanna Burton
Carol Lynnlee Bush
Beverly Ann Butcher
Judith Ann Butenhoff
Cheryl Lynnc Butner
Ellen Elizabeth Caf10
Maxine Eleanor Cage
Carmen Sue Caldwell
Sue Lee Callaher
Pattie Jean Camp
Chris's sure beats the dining hall!
Lexie Lmnana wonders if her plate will be
large enough.
267

Catherine Lee Campbell
Gabrielle Ann Campbell
Linda Gray Campbell
Patricia Janet Campbell
Toby Patricia Campbell
Bonnie Carawan
Janet Louise Carlberg
Susan Carson
A Senior faces new thresholds
Capping, a momentous occasion for Seniors
and " Little Sisters."
Andrea }o Carter
Judith :\-Iarie Carver
Barbara Jean Cassada
Kllren Camille Cavuso
268

Capping .!Jj Gvidence 0/ a (loal Reached
HsIao-Ching F. Chang
Audrey H.1. Chang
Shirley Puiman Chen
Linda Arlene Childers
Sheila Ann Chumbley
Betty Helen Cinibulk
Beverly Rose Clear
Rosemary Cockerill
Rose Anne Condoulis
Diana Sue Conrad
Elizabeth Irene Cook
\-larian Cook
Elizabeth Anne Cosgrove
Hermine Elizabeth Coston
Mary Karen Copeland
Mary Cowan
269

Through these doors we enter to learn.
Barbara Ann Cox
Norma Elizabeth Cox
Lucyanna Bland Craig
Anne Whitehead Crider
Carolyn Chandler Crisman
Lucile Cross
Sharon Forrest Crowder
Elizabeth Ann Culbertson
Linda Mae Darden
Allyn Walker Davis
Cynthia Craig Davis
Darla Dean Davis
270

Veronica Sue Daugherty
Pamela Forsyth DeCamp
Mary Ella DeHaven
Opal Jane DeJonl;
Carol Marie D'Onofrio
Kathryn Ann D'Onofrio
Rebecca Jean Deudl
Diane Diamond
Linda Ann Diklich
Pamela Joan Dixon
Nancy Lorraine Dolan
Evelyn Doris Dudley
Accuracy plays a dominate role in the work
of most Seniors,
Dina Bishop concentrates intently on an organic
chemistry experiment.
271

Brenda Gayle Duke
Roberta Jean Dureette
Toni Ann Durette
Martha Frances Earl)'
Kittye Ann Easterly
:'oIina Louise Eastman
Susan Bates Eddins
Jamie Elaine Egan
Jane Ann Eli
Norma Elliot
Helen Embree
Bonnie Aldorah Epperly
Friend I>, faces are to be found on the RC
campus.
272

Special :JrienJ~hip~
Will no! be :Jorgoffen
"You see. here is the fallacy in your logic!"
Susan Patricia Erickson
Nobuko Etoh
Dinah Kathryn Evans
Mary Ann Janet Farnell
Judy Louise Farrier
Marsha Elaine Feltz
Elizabeth Dillard Ferguson
Joan Lynn Fillman
Carolyn Scott Fisher
Patty Lynn Fisher
Linda Elizabeth Fletcher
Doris Jean Flirchum
273

Mary Frances Foley
Linda Lee Forbes
Linda Elaine Ford
Miriam Thompson Ford
Donna Carrol Foushee
Sandra Kay Foxworth
Constance Sue Fraley
Jane Lee Fralin
Meredith Ann Francoise
Betty Jane Franklin
Cathern Victoria Fuller
Rita Lynn Caghan
Patricia Helene Cainey
Lynn Mary Callagher
Judy Callimore
Rochelle Susa n Cardner
Madison pent-house takes on a
festive atmosphere.
274

Donna Katherine Garren
Maltha Faye Gee
Linda Elaine Gehman
Mary Carolyn Gibson
Diana Sue Gilbride
Pamela Lucy Gilliland
Joanna Faye Gilmore
"Iancy Edith Glover
Seniors emerge as capable leaders.
Frieda Mable Graham
Blaine Andrea Gray
Martha McDonald Gray
Janice Faye Greear
275

Lynn Grine
Evelyn Marie Grugan
Barbara Kathleen Grubbs
Janet Page Grumbles
Linda Barrow Gusler
Kern Hagerman
Emily Mason Hale
Peggy Holton Hall
Linda Tennant Hall
Sandra Abshire Hancock
Margaret Jean Hanson
Karen Katherine Hanula
Linda Gale Hardy
Charlotte Harlan
Rebecca Jean Harris
Sally Lee Harris
Shirley Marie Hartley
Rebecca Stringfield Hatchell
Mary Judith Hawkins
Joanne Maria Hemsley
276

Seniorj J(eep fiijlor'! 0/ 7jearj' {:venlj
Mary Ellen Henderson
Linda Low Hepler
Sally Elizabeth Heslep
Peggy Anita Hess
Judy Carson Hetler
Ruth Ann Hickman
Seniors add Sue Bogert, class historian, to slate
of officers.
Imagination sparks the mind of students.
Laura Rosemary Higdon
Charlotte Eileen Hill
Joan Vivian Hitchcock
Patricia Kay Hoffier
277

The Cove, a gathering place for students and
faculty .
Dr. Jervey tries a finesse to Rosie Higdon.
:\'ina Mae Hoffma n
Elizabeth Raines Holdren
Linda Eileen Holdsworth
Linda Holmes
Carol Honenberger
Ruth Liddell Hood
Cynthia Page Horn
Rosa Fay Hos kins

Barbara Alice Hostelley
Carol Ann Howard
Kathryn Eugenia Howard
:-.laney Jane Howard
Clara Diane Howell
Nancy Carolyn Howell
Rachel Harriet Hudnall
Carman Cecile Hughes
Sharon Gay Hulvey
Patsy Ruth Hundley
\1arilyn Ann Hunzeker
Muriel Sharon Hurt
Diane La Verne Igo
Rebecca Jane Ingalls
Martha Leslie Irvin
Elizabeth Ellis Jackson
Martha Susan Jackson
Beth James
Linda Bethel James
Betty Anne Jefferson
Sarah Jo Jennings
Brenda Ann Johnson
Carolyn Sue Johnson
Jeal1J;e Catherine Johnson
279

Linda Fay Johnson
:'IIorma Adrienne Johnson
Helen Kaye Johnston
Carolyn VValker Jones
Brenda Joyce Jones
Marjorie Susan Jordan
Susan Lynn Jovin
Frances Robinson Kaempf
Janette :'I1aomi Kaplan
Katheryn Lyn Kas dorf
Sheila Jane Kidd
Susan Victoria Kiger
"Gee, this is more fun than ducking for
apples," says biolo~y major Linda Holmes.
A new technique is diligently attempted by
Pat Southern.
280

:lhe Senior Year, a
:lime for perfection
The parallel bars aid Gail Sines in perfecting balance skills_
Bonnie Lee Kines
Agnes Ann King
Jane Elizabeth Klein
Laura Jean Knight
Jane Carol Kyak
Sarah Elizabeth Lackland
Rebecca English Lafon
Alexis Anne Lamanna
Carolyn Faye Lancaster
Carolyn Verna LaPrade
Sandra Lynn Lasley
Sho-Chun Lee
281

Seniorj
Wanda Sue Lee
Suzanne Benton LeHew
Sharon Elaine Lennox
Ann Neely Leo
Linda Ann Leonard
Patricia Bannister Lewis
Marlene Carole Long
Rachel Frances Long
Linda Caye Lorton
Sharon Ann Love
Donna Lutz Lucas
Katherine Smedley Lyon
Eddie Mae Maher
Elaine Christine Maier
Carole Ann Marlin
Brenda Lee Marshall
The "pit" gives way to "Iadison
and Jefferson Dormitories,
282

Enie Rocha Martin
Vera Jane \'Iason
Carrie LaRue \last
Janice .\nn :".Iatejka
Judith :lola thews
Sara Kemp Mathews
Marilvn Anne \laxwell
Sheil,; l\la~'Cr
\Vith these basic blocks are huilt strong foundations
­ of buildings and minds.
Judith Anne Maves
i\lary L"lIl \le,;zl'1'
Judv LYnn l\lercer
Jun~ A'dele Metts
283

Mary Jo Meyer
M"ary Miller
Patricia Miller
Wanda Joyce Mink
Mary Susan Minnick
Susan Virginia Minter
Betty Jean Minton
Maria Anne ~firabella
Pictures tell the story of dorm life.
UormitOl)' hoste~ses become "second Moms"
Sarah Mitchell
Linda Joyce Mock
Karen Jane '.'offitt
'.fnrilyn Joyce '.fonder
284

Seniorj , fioujemolher
W ho Witt :lorlJel fier .?
Elene Gail Monk
Barbara Jean Moore
Patricia Anne \1organ
Barbara Jeanette .\1orris
Isabel Wingate Morris
Martha Ann Moseley
Ruby Lee Moses
Lynn Moss
Charlene Elaine Motes
Julie Ann Mullarkey
Paula }o Mullins
\>lary Jo Muse
Joann Irene \1yers
Martha Ann Myers
Sharon Ann \1cCarty
Kay Kilgore McConnell
,
I
285

"Do you remember when there was grass here?"
Susan Gail McGarrell
Betty Darlene McGrady
Catherine Joan McGuire
Denise McHugh
Margaret Letitia McKenna
Sue Ellen McLain
Kathleen Anne McLellan
Eleanor Lucille Mc~cil
\1arlene Faye Newberry
Elizabeth Margaret Newlove
Pamela Ann Newton
Katherine White Nininger

Janet Ann Nixon
Martha Ruth :'IIorris
Janis Eileen O'Neal
Jane Nelson Osborne
Sheryl Linda Pagans
Shirley Kay Painter
Joyce Ann Pate
Elizabeth Anne Paull
Margaret Gray Pennington
Mercedes Freda Perez
Linda Sharon Perkins
Nelma Jo Petry
"Feels like popcorn - " "Tastes like popcorn" "It is popcorn!"
287

"Boy, sure hope we can pay for all this," worries
Page Grumbles, class treasurer.
Cynthia Ann Pollard
Jean Chapman Porterfield
Joan Preston Porterfield
Bonnie Pa~e Powell
Mary Ann Powell
Ruth Elaine Powell
Pamela Jane Price
Carol Ann Prince
Rae Ellen Prosser
Connie Logene Pugh
Faye Elizabeth Quarles
Judith Ellen Ra y
288

Senio,.j A ttempt new GnJeavo,.j
Margaret Emily Reed
Charlotte Reid
Patricia Kaye Reynolds
Lucy Whillock Rice
Doris Ann Richardson
Marny Sue Richardson
Pamela York Richardson
Nancy Janine Risque
Anne Robin Ritter
Frances Anne Roark
Carol Pauline Roberts
Martha Robertson
"Better luck next time!" "Rcmember, head tucked -"
289

Serve
"Let's see, I need a medium Radford nightshirt
Outside the post office, the most frequented
place on campus.
Peggie Lee Robertson
Nancy Lou Robison
Reba Lee Rogers
Loretta June Roop
Linda Smith Rosenberger
Diana Lynn Rothenbuhler
Ruth Elizabeth Rothwell
Pamela Jeanne Rouvalis
290

Jacqueline Nadine Ruppert
Janice Lee Rutherford
Sara Grace Ryan
Victoria Ross Sadler
Karen Sandifer
Susan Christian Schaefer
Betty Laura Schenk
Frances Ellen Schneider
Susan Schuenemn
Cheryl Beth Schuler
Elka Marie Seidel
Barbara Ratcliff Semones
~
Even Seniors re-live their second childhood!
291

Bewilderment often creeps into a
mind.
Senior's
Seniors have mastererl the art of "studying"
in the Cove!
Marilyn Sue SetlilT
Joan Leslie Sexton
Roberta Rae Sharp
Susan Eileen Shaver
Margaret Ann Shea
Priscilla Castle Sheer
Linda EUen Shelburn
Betty Jean Shelor
292

Marianne Elizabeth Shields
Lynda Beth Shropshire
J ud ith \nne Shutters
Diane Beverly Simmons
Linda Lou Si'llmons
Gail Ann Sines
Michael Janet Sisul
Patsy Louise Skeen
Jonnie Sharon Slone
Barbara Anne Smaldore
Karen Geneva Smedley
Billie Kay Smith
Ellen Gay Smith
Judy Darlene Smith
Linda Louise Smith
Patricia Gail Smith
Wider sidewalks produce an Interstate Highway effect on campus! 293

Chemistry majors will remember the climb to
classes!
"What will tomorrow bring?"
Sandra Lee Smith
Virginia Winona Smith
Jan Snead
Patricia Margaret South
Colleen Claire Southall
Patricia Anne Southern
Mary Louise Sowers
Anna Catherine Spangler
i

Donna Faye Spicer
Nancy Carolyn Spradling
Minnie Virginia Stafford
Linda Ann Stark
Janice Ann Stanton
June Ann Stevens
Betty Lee Stone
Sandra Kaye Stone
Terri Stone
Joy Sue Stowers
Carol Ann Stultz
Deborah Swartz
Edith Ann Swecker
Brenda Gay Swindall
Susan Elaine Sykes
Victoria Ann Szymanski
Ann Zerbee Tankersley
Mary Jane Tanner
Mary Ann Tillman
Judy Wroy Tolleson
Shirleen Maria Tolley
Yvonne Marie Thompson
Elizaheth Anne Traynor
Linda Gayle Tucker
295

Lynn Elizabeth Tullis
Brenda Mae Turpin
Vickie Ann Udy
Robin Lynn Uhl
Diana Utley
Carol Grace Vail
Terry Vana
Janet Abbie Vandenberg
Gretchen Edith Vansant
Cynthia Vaughn
Janice Elaine Vaught
Donna Kay Verthein
Wanda ~ae Wallace
Janet Waller
Mary Janet Walsh
Camille Frances Walton
Cheryl Virginia Ward
Dolly Yvonne Watson
Diana Christine Watts
Frances Gwen Watts
296

Senior~
Jake cfa:sl cfook
a I Radford College
Pictures will remind US of our college days.
Seniors will remember the many walks around
campus.
Bonnie Faye Webb
Carolyn Martha Weber
Anna Catherine Weeks
Martha Sharon Westphal
Connie Pauline Wexler
Patricia Ann Wheeler
Susan Lee Wheeling
Janice Elaine Whitcomb
297

Helen Suzanne W hitt
Judy Mae Whitworth
Patricia Ann Wholey
Nancy Lee W iman
Ann Ritchie Williams
Antoinette Marie Williams
Elizabeth Seton Williams
Macine Williams
Willa Dean W illiams
Susan Anne Wilson
Joyce Evelyn Wimmer
Jane Winders
Constance Lee W infield
Donna Hitchcock Winter
Mary Margaret Wolfskill
Winifred Man-Ling Woo

Barbara Ann Wood
Betsy Benson Wood
Joan Carolyn Woodall
Crystal Lee Woods
Suzanne Woodward
Emily Wei-Yung Wu
Dorothy Ann Young
Marilyn Elizabeth Zeigler
From the compact world of RC, the class of
68 departs into the great world of Life.
Catherine Berniece Zettl
Louisennen Zook
299

Senio,. :J)i,.eclo,."
AAGESON, KAREN VILLETTE: Alexandria,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Library
Science; Minor, English; Graduation, August,
1968; ORGANIZATIONS: House
Council, Honors Hall, 1, 4; lnterdonn
Court 3, 4; Sophomore Counselor, 2 ; Choral
Club, 2, 3, 4 (Secretary, 3; Publicity and
Historian, 4); Aquamaids, 1; Music Educators'
National Conference, 1, 2; Library
Club, 3, 4; Student Education Association,
3, 4; Canterbury Club, 1, 2, 3, 4 (Junior
Warden, 2); Forum, 2; Orchestra, 1, 2
(Violin); Young Republicans' Club, 4;
HONORS: Dean's List.
AARON, JESSIE ROBERTA: Martinsville,
Virginia; Degree, B. S. ; Major, Business
Administration; Graduation, June, 1968;
ORGANIZATIONS: Sophomore Counselor,
2; YWCA, 1, 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer, 4); Phi
Beta Lambda, 1, 2, 3, 4; Wesley Foundation,
1; Intramurals, 2; Campus Carnival,
1,2, 3, 4 (T reasurer, 3 ).
ADKINS, SHELIA ANNE: Cha tha m, Virginia;
Degree, B.S.; Major, English; Minor
History; Gra du a tion, Ma rch, 1968;
TRANSFER, Averett Junior College.
AGNER, SUSAN ADELE: Salem, Virginia;
Degree, B. S.; Major, English; Minor,
Journalism; Graduation, March, 1968.
AILSWORTH, EMILY RUTH: Richmond,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Mathematics;
Minor, Sociology; Graduation, December,
1967; ORGANIZATIONS: Student
Government Association, 3, 4 (Student Life
Representative, 3; Student Life Summer
Chainnan, 4); College Council, 4; Executive
Council, 4 (Summer); Sophomore
Counselor, 2; Bee Hive, 1 (Sales Stam; Tri­
M Club, 1; Baptist Student Union, 1;
Orchestra, 2, 3, 4.
ALDERMAN, HELEN YVONNE: Woodlawn,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Elementary
Education; Graduation, June,
1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Glee Club, 1;
HONORS: Dean's List.
ALDElli\.fAN , MARGARET ANN: Hillsville,
Virginia; Degree, B. S. ; Major, Social
Science; Minor, History; Graduation, June,
1968; ORGANIZATIONS: lntramurals, 1;
Young Democrats' Club, 3, 4 (Vice-President,
4 ).
ALTIZER, CAROL JANE: Radford, Virginia;
Degree, B. S.; Major, Mathematics;
Minor, Chemistry; Graduation, June, 1968;
ORGANIZATIONS: Day Students' Club, 2,
3, 4 (Reporter, 3; Secretary, 4); Baptist
Student Union, 1, 2, 3, 4 (Secretary, 2, 3);
HONORS: Dean's List; Kappa Delta Pi;
Kappa Mu Epsilon, (Se~retary, 4).
AMOS, ELIZABETH ANNETTE: Rocky
~lount, Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major,
Elementary Education; Graduation, March,
1968; TRANSFER, Ferrum Junior College;
ORGANIZATIONS: Choir, 3; 4-H Alumni,
1, 2; Student Education Association, 1, 2;
Baptist Student Union, 1, 2, 3; HONORS:
Phi Theta Kappa, (At Ferrum).
ANDERSON, GALE ELLEN: Highland
Heights, Ohio; Degree, B. S.; Major, Home
300
Economics in Business; Graduation, June,
1968; ORGA~IZATIONS: Home Economics
Club, 2, 1, 4 (Ass. Treasurer, 2; President,
3); German Club, 3, 4; Alpha Sigma
Alpha, 3, 4 (acting Scholarship Chairman,
4); lntramurals, 3, 4; Campus Carnival, 3
(representative - Buchanan House).
ARDERY, KATHERINE ELLEN: Lynchburg,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Elementary
Education; Graduation, August,
1968; ORGANIZATIONS: House Council,
West Moffett, 3 (Head Hall Monitor) ;
Gennan Club, 4; Canterbury Club, 1; Intramurals,
4; French Club, 1; Virginia Education
Association, 4.
ARMBRISTER, ELOISE JANNETTE:
Wytheville, Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major,
History; Minor, English; Graduation, June,
1968; TRANSFER, Wytheville Community
College of VPI; ORGANIZATIONS:
HONORS: Dean's List; Pi Ga mma Mu.
ARTHUR, MAUREEN ELLEN: Lynchburg,
Virginia; Degree, B. S. ; \1ajor, Elementary
Education; Graduation, June,
1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Sophomore
Counselor, 2; Atheltic Club, 3; YWCA, 3;
Student Education Association, 3; lntramurals,
3; Virginia Education Association,
3.

Senior :J)ireclor'l
ARTHUR, PATRICIA HELEN: Moneta,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Elementary
Education, Minor, Sociology; Graduation,
June, 1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Sophomore
Counselor, 2; YWCA, 1, 2, 3, 4 (Secretary,
2; President, 3; Chaplain, 4); Student
Education Association, 3, 4; HON­
ORS: Dean's List; Miss Bedford County
(67-68) - Miss Congeniality (3rd runnerup
in the preliminary contest for the Miss
Virginia Pageant).
ASHBY, CAROLYN GERTRUDE: Staunton,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Elementary
Education; Graduation, December,
1967; ORGANIZATIONS: Student Government
Association, 4 (Vice-President); House
Council, Stuart Hall (Social Chairman);
Sophomore Counselor, 2; Glee Club, 3;
Student Education Association, 3, 4; German
Club, 2, 3, 4; Sigma Sigma Sigma;
2, 3, 4; Virginia Education Association, 3,
4.
ATKINS, MARY ELLEN: Clarksville, Virginia;
Degree, B. S.; Major, Social Studies;
Minor, History; Graduation, June, 1968;
ORGANIZATIONS: Baptist Student Union,
1; Campus Carnival, 1.
AYERS, CAROLYN PAULINE: Cana,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, History;
Minor, English; Graduation, June, 1968;
ORGANIZATIONS: Curtain Clan, 1; Baptist
Student Union, 1, 2, 3; Young Democrats'
Club, 2; HONORS: Dean's List.
BAIN, CYNTHIA: Waynesboro, Virginia;
Degree, B. S.; Major Elementary Education;
Graduation, March, 1968; ORGANI­
ZATIONS: Choral Club, 3; Hoofbeats, 1,
2, 3, 4 (Vice-President, 2; Secretary, 3, 4);
The Red Coats, 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Education
Association, 3, 4; HONORS: The Dr.
Harry M. Hayter Memorial Challenge Trophy
at the Abingdon Horse Show (for open
jumping).
BARRETI, NANCY BURTON: Alexandria,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Elementary
Education; Minor, English; Graduation,
August, 1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Student
Education Association, 4.
BEACH, BARBARA JEAN: Warrenton,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Chemistry;
Minor, Mathematics; Graduation, June,
1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Sophomore
Counselor, 2; Tri-M Club, 2, 3, 4 (Reporter,
3; President, 4); Wesley Foundation, 1, 2,
3,4 (President, 4; Treasurer, 4) ; HONORS:
Dean's List; Chi Beta Phi, 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer,
4); Kappa Mu Epsilon, 2, 3, 4 (Reporter);
National Science Foundation
Summer Research participant in Chemistry
at the University of Tennessee.
BELCHER, JUANITA: Rocky Mount, Virginia;
Degree, B. A.; Major English; Graduation,
December, 1967; ORGANIZA­
TIONS: Athletic Association, 1; Spanish
Gub, 1; Student Education Association, 1,
2; Young Democrats' Club, 1, 2.
BENNETT, ALICE MARIE: Roanoke,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Elementary
Education; Graduation; June, 1968; OR­
GANIZATIONS: Sophomore Counselor, 2;
Tri-M,2.
BENNETT, SHIRLEY WEST : Falls
Church, Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major,
Elementary Education; Graduation, June
1968; TRANSFER, Averett College.
BISHOP, DENA JO: Radford, Virginia;
De~ee, B. S.; Major, Biology; Graduation,
June 1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Student
Court, 2; Honor Council, 4; Choral Club,
3; Glee Club, 2 (Ass. Librarian, 2); Bee
Hive, 3 (Activities Editor, 3); Day Students'
Gub, 1, 2, 3, 4 (President, 3); Cotillion
Club, 3, 4; Wesley Foundation, 2; Campus
Carnival,3 (Maid of Honor).
BLAINE, BONITA CHARLOTTE: Annandale,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Biology;
Minor, History; Graduation, June,
1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Animus
Quarens, 4; Student Education Association,
4; Cosmopolitan, 1, 2; Wesley Foundation,
1; HONORS: Pi Gamma Mu, 3, 4 (Sec.
Treasurer, 4); Virginia Education Association,4.
BLANKE:'IIBECKLER, BARBARA JEAN:
Salem, Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Elementary
Education; Graduation, June,
1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Student Education
Association, 4.
BOGERT, SUSAN JANICE: Tenafly, New
Jersey; Degree, B. S.; Major Art; Graduation,
June, 1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Senior
Class Historian; House Council, 4 (Vice­
President, Madison Hall) ; Athletic Association,
1, 2, 3, 4; Bee Hive, 3 (Lay-out
Editor); Student Education Association, 4;
Art Guild, 1, 2, 3, 4; German Club, 3, 4;
Alpha Sigma Alpha, 3, 4; Newman Club,
2; Intramurals, 1, 2, 3, 4; Campus Carnival,
3; HONORS: Dean's List; Who's Who in
American Colleges and Universities, 4; Pi
Delta Epsilon, 3, 4.
BOOKER, SHERRY CONSTANCE: :>.Iadison
Seights, Virginia; Degree, B. S.; ;\lajor,
Elementary Education; ;\Iinor, English;
Graduation, December, 1967 ; ORGA;\I­
ZATIO;-.lS : YWCA, 1; Student Education
\ ssociation; 3; Baptist Student Union, 1, 2,3.
BOTT, St'SA!\ BAMFORD: Arlington,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; :>'Iajor, Elementary
Education; Graduation, june, 1968; OR­
GA:'I1IZATIONS: Student Government
Association, 4 (Interdorm Council - Secretary,
4); House Council, 4 (Jefferson Hall,
President); Sophomore Counselor, 2; Student
Education Association, 3, 4; Capitol
Club, 1; German Club, 3, 4; Sigma Kappa,
3, 4 (Activities Chairman, 4); Intramurals,
1, 3, 4; Young Democrats' Club, 4; HON­
ORS: Dean's List.
BOUCHER, FELICIA JANE: Ellicott City,
Maryland; Degree, B. S.; Major, Elementary
Education; Graduation, June, 1968;
ORGANIZATIONS: House Council, 2
(Bolling Hall, Treasurer); Sophomore
Counselor, 2; Glee Club, 1; Bee Hive, ~;
Spanish Gub, 1, 2; Student Education
Association, 3, 4 (Treasurer, 4); Cotillion
Club, 2, 3, 4 (Historian, 4); Alpha Sigma
Tau, 2, 3, 4 (Pledge Class Treasurer, 2;
Assistant Treasurer, 3; Treasurer, 4); Canterbury
Gub, 1, 2, 3, 4; HONORS: Dean's
List; Who's Who in American Colleges and
Universities, 4.
BOW"IAN, MARY VIRGINIA: Chilhowie,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Business
Education; Graduation, June, 1968;
TRANSFER, Marion College, Marion, Virginia;
ORGANIZATIONS: Phi neta Lamda,
4; Baptist Student Union, 1; International
Relations Club, 1, 2; Society for Prospective
Teachers, 1,2.
BOYD, RUBY JEAN: Meadows of Dan,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Biology;
Minor, Mathematics; Graduation, December,
1967; ORGANIZATIONS: Sophomore
Counselor, 2; Mutual Improvement Association,
1, 2, 3; HONORS: Dean's List; Kappa
Mu Epsilon, 3, 4; Virginia Education
Association, 3, 4.
BRAZIER, GERTRUDE ANN: Arlington,
Vir'ginia; Degrcc, B. A.; !\1ajor, Biology;
J\linors, Chemistry and History; Graduation,
June 1968; OHGANIZATIONS: House
Council, 3 (Honors Hall, Suite Representative);
Sophomore Counselor, 2; Choral
Gub, 4; Glee Club, 3; Capitol Gub, 1;
Newman Gub, 1,2; HONORS: Dean's List.
BRISACH, ATHLEEN: Fairfax, Virginia;
Degree, B. S.; Major, Social Science; Minor,
German; Graduation, December, 1967;
ORGANIZATIONS: Student Government
Association, 2, 3 (Member of legislature);
House Council, 2, 3 (Ingles Hall, Vice­
President, 2; Stuart Hall, President, 3);
Orchesis, 1, 2, Choir, 3; Glee Gub, 1;
Aquamaids, 1; ~ .msophia, 2, 3 (Secretary,
2, 3); Capitol Club, 1; Canterbury Club,
1, 2, 3, (Secretary, 2); HONORS: Dean's
List; Pi Gamma Mu; Human Helations
Council,2.
BUCHER, SANDRA ELAYNE: Norfolk,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major Elementary
Education; Graduation, June, 1968; OR­
GANIZATIONS: Sophomore Counselor, 2;
Athletic Association, 1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram
Gub, 3, 4; Bee Hive, Home Economics
Club, 1, 2, 3; Student Educat.ion Association,
4; Intramurals, 1, 2, 3, 4; HONORS:
Dean's List.
BURKE, THELMA SUE: Chilhowie, Virginia;
Degree, B. S.; Major, History; Minor,
Sociology; Graduation, June, 1968; OR­
GANIZATIONS: Sophomore Counselor, 2;
Glee Gub, 3, 4; YWCA, 4; Student Education
Association, 4; Pansophia, 4; Baptist
Student Union, 2, 3, 4; Campus Carnival,
2,3,4; Virginia Education Association, 4.
BURNETT, BARBARA JEAN: Advance
Mills, Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major,
Mathematics; Minor, Chemistry; Graduation,
December, 1967; ORGANIZATIONS:
Tri-M, 3, 4; Pansophia, 4; Young Republicans'
Gub, 3, 4.
BUSH, CAROL LYNNLEE: Greensboro,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Library Science;
Minor, History; Graduation, March, 1968;
ORGANIZATIONS: Sophomore Counselor,
2; Athletic Association, 1; Spanish Gub, 1,
2 (Secretary, 2); German Club, 3, 4; Sigma
Kappa, 3, 4 (Recording Secretary, 3, 4);
Wesley Foundation, 1; Intramurals, 1, 2,
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Pledge Scholarship Award.
BUTCHER, BEVERLY ANN: McLean,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Elementary
Education; Graduation, june, 1968; OR­
GANIZATIONS: Student Education Association,
4; HONORS: Dean's List.
CAGLE , ANNA RUTH : Vienna, Virginia;
Degree, B. A.; Major, Psychology; Graduation,
December, 1967; ORGANIZATIONS:
Hoofbeats, 1, 2, 3; Geography Club, 1, 2;
Cosmopolitan, 1; Baptist Student Union, 1,
2.
CALDWELL, CARMEN SUE: Charleston,
West Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Elementary
Education; Graduation, june,
1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Sigma Kappa, 2,
3,4 (Scholarship Chairman); German Club,
3, 4; Student Education Association, 3,4.
CAMP, PATTIE JEAN: Sebrell, Virginia;
Degree, B. S.; Major, Art; Graduation, June,
1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Sophomore
Counselor, 2; Athletic Association, 2, 3, 4;
Glee Club, 2; Bee Hive, 3; YWCA, 1, 2;
Student Education Association, 4; Art
Guild, 1, 2, 3, 4 (Publicity Chairman, 1;
Sec-Treasurer, 2; Vice-President, 3, 4);
German Club, 3, 4; Wesley Foundation, 1,
2; Intramurals, 1, 2, 4; Virginia Education
Association, 4.
CAMPBELL, CATHERINE LEE: Roanoke,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Health
and Physical Education; Minor, Biology;
Graduation, june, 1968; ORGANIZA­
TIONS: Sophomore Counselor, 2; Athletic
Association, 2, 3, 4 (Vice-President, 4);
Monogram Club, 4; Pemm Club, 2, 3, 4
(Secretary, 3); Intramurals, 1, 2, 3, 4;
Hockey Club, 2; HONORS: Who's Who in
American Colleges and Universities, 4;
Electoral Board, 3.
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CAMPBELL, LINDA GRAY: Danville,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, English;
Minor, Speech; Graduation, March, 1968;
TRANSFER: Averett College.
CAMPBELL, TOBY PATRICIA: Ashland,
Virginia; Degree, B. S. (non-ed.); Major,
Business Administration; Minor, journalism;
Graduation, june, 1968; ORGANIZA­
TIONS: House Council, Ingles Hall, 3
(Hall Monitor,); Bee Hive, 2 (Sales Rep.);
Grapurchat, 2, 3, 4 (Feature Editor, 2;
Managing Editor, 3, 4); Phi Beta Lambda,
3, 4 (Chairman, 4); German Club, 4;
Newman Club, 1; HONORS: Pi Delta Epsilon,
3, 4; (Secretary, 4).
CARAWAN, BONNIE KAY: Virginia
Beach, Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Business
Education; Graduation, june, 1968;
ORGANIZATIONS: YWCA, 2, 3 (Reporter,
3); Phi Beta Lambda, 2, 3; Canterbury, 2,
3, 4; HONORS: Dean's List; Pi Omega Pi,
4 (Secretary, 4).
CARTY, SUSAN MARIE: Fairfax, Virginia;
Degree, B. S.; Major, Mathematics; Minor
Geography; Graduation, March, 1968;
ORGANIZATIONS: Glee Club, 1, 2; Tri-M
Club, 2, 3; Geography Club, 1, 2, 3; Capitol
Club, 1; Baptist Student Union, 1; HON­
ORS: Dean's List.
CARVER, JUDITH MARIE: Meadowview,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Biology;
Minor, Chemistry; Graduation, june, 1968;
TRANSFER: Bluefield, College; ORGAN­
IZATIONS: Student Education Association,
1, 2, 3, 4; Baptist Student Union, 3, 4 (1,
2, At Bluefield); Phi Theta Kappa, 2 (At
Bluefield).
CASSADA, BARBARA JEAN: South
Boston, Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Art
Education; Graduation, August, 1968;
ORGANIZATIONS: Art Guild, 1, 2, 3, 4
(Reporter, 3; Secretary, 4) ; Virginia Education
Association, 3, 4.
CASSADA, PEGGY ANN: Lynchburg,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Elementary
Education; Minor, Geography; Graduation,
Tune, 1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Sophomore
Counselor, 2; Psi Club, 2, 3; Student
Education Association, 4; Baptist Student
Union, 1,2,3,4.
CAVEOO, MELVA LYNN: Hampton, Virginia;
Degree, B. S.; Major, Chemistry;
Minor, Mathematics; Graduation, June,
1968; ORGANIZATIONS: House Council,
2, 4 (Honors Hall, Social Chairman, 2;
Treasurer, 4); Sophomore Counselor, 2;
Choral Club, 4; Choir, 1, 2; Tri-M Club,
2, 4; Student Education Association, 4;
Wesley Foundation, 1, 2, 3, 4 (Board of
Directors, 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer, 3; Editor
of TM Chimes, 4); Campus Carnival, 4
(Campaign Chairman); HONORS: Dean's
List; Kappa Mu Epsilon, 1, 2, 3, 4; Rho
Omega, 3 (Corresponding Secretary); junior
Follies, 3.
CHEN, SHIRLEY PUI-MAN: Kowloon,
Hong Kong; Degree, B. A.; Major, Mathematics;
Minor, Chemistry; Graduation,
June, 1968; ORGANIZATIONS: House
Council, Floyd Hall (Fire Warden, 3, 4);
Glee Club, 1, 2, 4; Tri-M Club, 4; Cosmopolitan,
1, 2, 3, 4; Cotillion Club, 4;
HONORS: Kappa Mu Epsilon; Physics
Award, Best Student, 1966-67; Chinese
Students Association, 1, 2, 3, 4 (Vice-President);
Physics Society, 3, 4.
CINIBULK, BETTY HELEN: Fairfax,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, English;
Minors, History and Geography; Graduation,
june, 1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Student
Education Association, 4; Newman
Club, 1; Intramurals, 1; HONORS: Dean's
List; Sigma Tau Delta.
CLEAR, BEVERLEY ROSE: Saltville,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Home Economics
Education; Graduation, August,
1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Sophomore
Counselor, 2; Highlanders, 2, 3, 4; Choir,
2, 3; Bee Hive, 1; YWCA, 4; Home
Economics Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Education
Association, 4; Wesley Foundation, 1,
2,3,4.
COCKERILL, ROSEMARY: Great Falls,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Physical
Education; Graduation, June, 1968; OR­
GANIZATIONS: Sophomore Counselor, 2;
Athletic Association, 1, 2, 3, 4 (Head of
Individual Sports, 2); Monogram Club, 2,
3, 4 (Reporter, 3); Pemm Club, 1, 2, 3,
4 (Vice-President, 3); German Club, 3, 4;
Intramurals, 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain of Team,
2, 3); Hockey Club, 2, 3; HONORS: Dean's
List; Student Editor of Physical Education
Major's Newsletter, 3, 4; Who's Who in
American Colleges and Universities, 1967­
68; Virginia Association for Health and
Physical Education and Recreation, 1, 2,
3, 4; Chairman of Student Section, 4.
COUCH, MARGARET LOUISE: Bristol,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Home Economics
Education; Graduation, March,
1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Sophomore

Counselor, 2; Glee Club, 3; Grapurchat, 4
(Photographer); Home Economics Club, 2,
3, 4; Baptist Student Union, 1, 2, 3 (Librarian,3).
COUGHLIN, MILDRED : Virginia Beach,
Virginia; Degree, B. A.; Major, French;
Minor, E nglish; Graduation, December,
1967; ORGANIZAT IONS: Honor Council,
2; Orchesis, 2, 3; Cotillion Club, 2, 3, 4;
Newman Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; May Court, 3;
Young Democrats' Club, 3; HONORS:
Dean's List; Who's Who in American Colleges
and Universities, 3, 4; Pi Delta Pi,
3, 4.
COUNDOLlS, ROSE ANNE: Charlottesville,
Virginia; Degree, B. A.; Major, Social
Science; Minor, History; Graduation, December,
1967; ORGANIZATIO NS: Glee
Club, 3; Bee Hive, 3; YWCA, 2, 3, 4 (Secretary,
3; Membership Chainnan, 4 ); Pemm
Club, 3; Campus Carnival, 4 (Booth Chairman,
4); HONORS: Dean's List.
COOK, ELIZABETH IRENE: Hampton,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Elementary
Education; Graduation, June, 1968;
ORGANIZATIONS: Student Court, 4
(Senior Rep.); House Council, Floyd Hall,
3 (Treasurer); Sophomore Counselor, 2;
Highlanders, 1, 2, 3, 4 (Historian); Music
Educator's National Conference, 3, 4; Stu-
Senio,. '2:Ji,.eclo,."
dent Education Association, 3, 4 (President,
4); Canterbury Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Orecetra,
1; HONORS: Dean's List; Young Republican's
Club, 3; French Club, 1,2,3; Virginia
Education Association, 3, 4.
COPELAND, MARY KAREN: Arlington,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Home Economics
and Business; Graduation, June,
1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Student Government
Association, 3, 4; Junior Class, 3
(Pres.-Vice-Pres.); Senior Class, 4 (President);
House Councils, Stuart Hall, 2
(Treasurer); Sophomore Counselor, 2;
Ochesis, 2; Home Economics Club, 4 (Publicity
Chainnan); Gennan Club, 2, 3, 4;
Sigma Kappa, 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer, 3, 4 );
Young Democrat's Club, 2, 3; HONORS:
Dean's List; Miss Radford College Contest,
no place; Who's Who in American Colleges
and Universities.
COSGROVE, ELIZABETH ANNE:
Springfield, Virginia; Degree, S. S.; Major,
Elementary Education; Minor, Geography;
Graduation, June, 1968; ORGANIZA­
TIONS: Student Education Association, 1,
2; Newman Club, 1.
C OSTON, HERMINE ELIZABETH:
Cherry Hill, New Jersey; Degree, B. S.;
Major, History and Social Studies; Graduation,
December, 1967; ORGANIZATIONS:
Sophomore Counselor, 2; Highlanders, 2, 3
(Trombone); Grapurchat, 2 (Photographer);
Library Club, 2 (Secretary) ; Young Democrat's
Club, 3, 4; Campus Carnival, 3; International
Relations Club, 4 (President).
COX, BARBARA ANN: Alexandria, Virginia;
Degree, B. S.; Major, History; Minor,
Political Science; Graduation, August,
1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Gennan Club, 2,
3, 4; Sigma Kappa, 3, 4 (Acting Recording
Secretary, 4 ).
COX, NORMA ELIZABETH: Lynchburg,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Health and
Physical Education; Graduation, June,
1968; ORGANIZ ATIONS: Sophomore
Counselor, 2; Athletic Association, 1, 2, 3,
4 (Head of Sports, 2); Monogram Club, 2,
3, 4 (Vice-President, 4); YWCA, 3; Pemm
Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Education Association,
3; Gennan Club, 3, 4; Intramurals,
1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey Club, 1, 2, 3; Virginia
Education Association, 3; HONORS: Dean's
List.
CRIDER, ANNE WHITEHEAD: Cincinnati,
Ohio; Degree, B. S.; Major, Home
Economics; Graduation, June, 1968; OR­
GANIZATIONS: Choir, 1; Home Economics
Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Geography Club, 3;
Ski Club, 1.
CRISMAN, CAROLYN CHANDLER:
Winchester, Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major,
Elementary Education; Minor, Geography;
Graduation, March, 1968; ORGANIZA­
TIONS: Sophomore Counselor, 2; Glee
Club, 1; Student Education Association, 3;
Virginia Education Association, 3; HON­
ORS: Dean's List.
DARDEN, LINDA MAE: Branchville,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, English;
Minor, Journalism; Graduation, June, 1968;
ORGANIZATIONS: House Council, Tyler
Hall, 3 (Vice-President); Glee Club, 2, 3,
4; Grapurchat, 1, 2, 3, 4 (News Editor,
2, 3; Managing Editor-Editor, 3;); Pansophia,
1, 2, 3, 4; Baptist Student Union. 1,
2, 3, 4; Young Democrats' Club, 2, 3, 4
(Corresponding Secretary, 2; Reporter, 3,
4); R C. Forensic Society, 2, 3 (Secretary­
Treasurer, 2, 3); HONORS: Dean's List;
Tidewater News, published in the Grapurchat;
PTA Scholarship, Scholarship Medal
Award.
DAUGHERTY, VERONICA SUE: Bluefield,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Elementary
Education; Minor, English; Graduation,
August, 1968; ORGANIZATIONS:
Choral Club, 3; Choir, 2, 3, 4; Psi Club,
3, 4; Student Education Association, 3, 4;
Baptist Student Union, 1,2, 3, 4.
DAVIS, ALLYN WALKER: Falls Church,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, History;
Minor, Social Studies; Graduation, June,
1968.
DA VIS, DARLA DEAN: Radford, Virginia;
Degree, B. S.; Majors, English and Mathematics;
Graduation, June, 1968; ORGAN­
IZATIONS: Honor Council, 2, 3; Day Students'
Club, 1,2,3,4 (Reporter, 4); Wesley
Foundation, 1, 2; HONORS: Sigma Tau
Delta, 3, 4.
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DAVIS, THANNA ELAINE: Rugby, Virginia;
Degree, B. S.; Major, History; Minor,
Social Science; Graduation, June, 1968;
ORGANIZATIONS: Sophomore Counselor,
2; Athletic Association, 2; Pansophia, 2, 3
(Parliamentarian, 3) ; HONORS: Honor
Society of Radford College, Secretary;
Dean's List, 1,2,3; Pi Gamma Mu.
DEHAVEN, MARY E LLA: Hillsville, Virginia;
Degree, B. S.; Majors, Spanish and
English; Graduation, August, 1968; OR­
GANIZATIONS: Choral Club, 3; Glee
Club, 2, 3; GTapuTchat, 1; Spanish Club,
1, 2, 3, 4; Student Education Association,
4; Cotillion Club, 3, 4; Wesminster Fellowship,
1,2.
DEJARNETTE, NANCY HILL: Culpeper,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Art Education;
Minor, Geography; Graduation, June,
1968; ORG ANIZ ATIONS: Sophomore
Counselor, 2; Orchesis, 2, 3; Geography
Club, 2, 3, 4 (Secretary-Treasurer, 3,
Treasurer, 4); Art Guild, 1, 2; Pansophia,
3; Canterbury Club, 1, 2; Campus Carnival,
3 (Geography Club); HONORS: Dean's
List, 64-67; Student Life Art Contest,
Award, ('67 winter); Outstanding in Art,
Award, (Freshman Identification).
DELONG, OPAL JANE: Goode, Virginia;
Degree, B. S.; Major, Elementary Education;
Graduation, August, 1968; TRANS­
FER: Ferrum Junior College; ORGANI­
ZATIONS: YWCA, 3, 4; Baptist Student
Union, 1, 2, 3, 4; HONORS: Phi Theta
Kappa, FJC, 2.
DECAMP, PAMELA FORSYTH: Vienna,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Mathematics;
Minor, Secondary Education; Graduation,
June, 1968; ORGANIZATIONS:
House Council, Jefferson Hall, 4 (Secretary).
DOLAN, NANCY LORRAINE: Winchester,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Elementary
Education; Graduation, March, 1968;
TRANSFER: San Antonio College and
Shenandoah College.
D URETTE, ROBERTA JEAN: Strasburg,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Elementary
Education; Minor E nglish; Graduation,
March, 1968; TRANSFER: Madison College
and Southern Seminary Junior College;
ORGANIZATIONS: Cotillion Club, 3, 4.
EARLY, MARTHA FRANCES: Quantico,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Elementary
Education; Graduation, June, 1968;
TRANSFER: Adams State College, Alamosa,
Colorado; ORGANIZATION: Bee Hive,
1; Library Club, 2; Student Education Association,
4; HONORS: Pi Delta Epsilon,
1,3,4.
EASTERLY, KlTTYE ANN: Abingdon,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Elementary
Education; Graduation, June, 1968; OR­
GANIZATION: Virginia Education Association,4.
ELI, JANE ANN: Danville, Virginia; Degree,
B. S.; Major, Elementary Education;
Graduation, March, 1968; ORGANIZA­
TIONS: Sophomore Counselor, 2; Grapur­
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chat, 1, 4 (Circulation Manager, 4); Student
Education Association, 3, 4; HONORS:
Dean's List; Virginia Education Association,
3,4.
EMBREE, HELEN GRAEFE: Oakton,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Home Economics;
Graduation, June, 1968; ORGAN­
IZATIONS: Sophomore Counselor, 2;
Home Economics Club, 2, 3, 4; 4-H Alumni,
1, 2, 3, 4 (Vice-President, 3); Wesley
Foundation, 1, 2, 3, 4 (Foods, Publicity,
Veep Secretary, 1,2,3,4).
EVANS, DINAH KATHRYN: Lebanon,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, General
Science; Minor, Chemistry; Graduation,
June, 1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Student
Education Association, 4; Baptist Student
Union, 1, 2; Young Democrats' Club, 4;
HONORS: Dean's List; Chi Beta Phi; Rho
Omega (Physics Society).
FARNELL, ~IARY ANNE: Petersburg,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Home Economics
Education; Graduation, June, 1968;
ORGANIZATIONS: Student Life Committee,
4 (Representative and Treasurer);
Sophomore Counselor, 2; Bee Hive, 1;
Grapurchat, 1, 2 (Exchange Editor, 2 );
Home Economics Club, 2, Geography
Club, 2, 3, 4 (Vice President, 3), (President,
4); Newman Club, 1, 2; Campus Carnival,
4 (Home Economics Club Chairman) ;
HONORS: Pi Delta Epsilon, 2, 3, 4; Freshman
Identification (Journalism).
FARRIER, JUDITH LOUISE: Blacksburg,
Virginia; Degree, B. A.; Major, Art; Minor,
Biology; Graduation, June, 1968; ORGAN­
IZATIONS: Sophomore Counselor, 2; Bee
Hive, 4 (Senior Staff); Animus Quarens, 2;
Art Guild, 1, 2, 3, 4.
FELTZ, MARSHA ELAINE: Wilmington,
Delaware; Degree, B. S.; Major, Home
Economics Business; Graduation, June,
1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Hoofbeats, 1;
Bee Hive, 1; Home Economics Club, 1, 2,
3, 4; Wesley Foundation, 1; Intramurals,
1,2; Campus Carnival, 1,2.
FLETCHER, LINDA ELIZABETH: Annandale,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major,
Business Administration; Graduation, August,
1968; TRANSFER, Ferrum Junior
College; ORGANIZATIONS: Geography, 1;
Sanderidge Saddlers, 1, at Ferrum; Women's
Athletic Association, 1, at Ferrum.
FOLEY, MARY FRANCES: Arlington,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Home Economics
Business; Graduation, June, 1968;
ORGANIZATIONS: House Councils, East
Moffett Hall, 3 (Interdorm Court), Jefferson
Hall, 4 (Vice-President); Home Economics
Club, 4; German Club, 2, 3, 4; Newman
Club, 1.
FORD, LINDA ELAINE: Oradell, New
Jersey; Degree, B. S.; Major, Art; Graduation,
August, 1968; ORGANIZATIONS:
Hoofbeats, 1, 2, 3, 4 (Historian, 2), (President,
3, 4); The Red Coats, 2, 3, 4; Art
Guild, 4; German Club, 4.
FOXWORTH, SANDRA KAY: Hopewell,
Virginia; Degree, B. S. ; Major, Elementary
Education; Graduation, June, 1968; OR­
GANIZATIONS: Sophomore Counselor, 2;·
Athletic Association, 1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram
Club, 2, 3, 4; Westminster Fellowship, 1,
2, 3, 4; Intramurals, 1, 2, 3, 4; HONORS:
Dean's List, 1, 2, 3; Kappa Delta Phi, 3,
4 (President, 4).
FRALIN, JANE LEE: Roanoke, Virginia;
Degree B. S.; Major, Elementary Education;
Major, Speech and Dramatics; Graduation,
June, 1968; Sophomore Counselor,
2; YWCA 2, 3, 4; Geography Club 2; Student
Education Association, 2, 3, 4; Brethren
Student Fellowship, 1, 2, 3, 4; HON­
ORS: Dean's List; Virginia Education Association,
2, 3, 4.
FRANCOISE, MEREDITH ANN: Alexandria,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, English;
Minor, History; Graduation, June,
1968; ORGANIZATIONS: German Club, 3,
4.
FROST, MARY KATHRYN: Roanoke, Virginia;
Degree, B. S.; Major, English; Minor,
Biology and Geography; Graduation,
March, 1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Glee
Club, 3; Bee Hive, 1; Wesley Foundation,
1.
FULLER, SUE ELLEN: Richmond, Virginia;
Degree, B. S.; Major, English and
History; Graduation, June, 1968; TRANS­
FER: Averett College; ORGANIZATIONS:
House Council, East Moffett Hall, 4 (President).
GAINEY, PATRICIA HELENE: Arlington,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Special
Education; Minor, Elementary Education
and Mathematics; Graduation, August,
1968; ORGA~IZATIONS: Sophomore
Counselor, 2; Psi Club, 2, 3, 4; Student
Education Association, 4; Newman Club, 1,
2,3,4.
GALLAHER, SUE LEE: Forest, Virginia;
Degree, B. S.; Major, Business Administration;
Graduation, June, 1968; HONORS:
Dean's List.
GALLA'.IORL, Jl:DITH: Pulaski. Virginia;
Degree, B.S.: '.lajn,.. Ru,iness Educatiun;
Graduation, June, 1968; ORGA:'>IIZA­
TIONS: House Council, Stuart Hall, :)
(Secretary); Orchesis. 3; Phi Beta Lambda,
J: 4; Student Educa tion Association; 4;
W esle} Foundation, 1; Intramurals, 1, 2;
Virginia Education .-\ssociation, 4,
GARREN, DONNA KATHERINE: Roanoke,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Business-Marketing
and Retailing; Graduation,
August, 1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Phi Beta
Lambda, 4; Student Education Association,
3; Baptist Student Union, 1, 2, 3, 4; Young
Democrats' Club, 1,2.
GATES, MARION VICTORIA: Big Stone
Gap; Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, English;
Minor, Mathematics; Graduation,
March, 1968; TRANSFER: Clinch Valley
College; ORGANIZATIONS: Student
Government Association, 2 (Representative);
Athletic Association, 2; Choir, 4; Glee
Club, 4; Bee Hive, 4; Tri-M Club, 4; Cotillion
Club, 1, 2; Baptist Student Union; '1,

Senio,. '2:Ji,.ec10,."
2,3,4; Young Democrats' Club, 4.
GmSON, MARY CAROLYN: Pennington
Gap, Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, History;
Minor, English; Graduation, June,
1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Highlanders, 2,
3, 4; Pansophia, 3 ; Young Democrats' Club,
3; Sophomore Counselor, 2;
GILMORE, JOANNA lAYE: Christiansburg,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Home
Economics Education; Graduation, March,
1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Home Economics
Club, 4; May Court, 3 (Page) ; HON­
ORS: Dean's List; Chi Beta Phi, 4.
GRAY, MARTHA McDONALD: Falls
Church, Virginia; Degree, B. S. ; Major,
Elementary Education; Graduation, June,
1968; ORGANIZATIONS: House Council,
Ingles Hall, 2 (Fire Warden); Sophomore
Counselor, 2; Choral Club, 1, 2, 3, 4 (Librarian,
3 ); Glee Club, 1; Capitol Club,
1; HONORS: Miss Radford Pageant, 2nd
Runner up.
GREEAR, JANICE FAYE: Bluefield, Virginia;
Degree, B. S.; Major, Physical Education;
Minor, Biology; Graduation, June,
1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Aquamaids, 1,2,
3 (Secretary, 2; Treasurer 3); Graduation,
June, 1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Aquamaids,
1, 2, 3 (Secretary, 2; Treasurer 3);
Pemm Club, 2, 3, 4; Wesley Foundation,
1; Intramurals, 2, 3; HONORS: Dean's List;
Vahper, 3, 4; Aahper, 3, 4.
GREEN, NANCY CAROL: Pound, Virginia;
Degree, B. S. ; Major, Elementary
Education; Graduation, December, 1967;
TRANSFER: Clinch Valley College; OR­
GANIZATIONS: Hoofbeats, 3; Spanish
Club, 1; Student Education Association, 2,
3; HONORS: Dean's List (Clinch).
GRINE, LYNN: Staunton, Virginia; Degree,
B. S. ; Major, Physical Education;
Graduation, June, 1968; TRANSFER:
Ferrum Junior ColJege; ORGANIZA­
TIONS: Athletic Association, 3, 4; Monogram
Club, 3, 4; Pemm Club, 3, 4; Lutheran
Student Union, 3; Intramurals, 3, 4;
Hockey Club, 3, 4; Gymnastics Club, 3,
4; (Vice-President, 4); HONORS: Dean's
List,
GROGAN, EVELYN MARIE: Arlington,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Art; Graduation,
August, 1968; ORGANIZATIONS:
Art Guild, 4.
GROVER, DEADRA POWELL: Rocky
Mount, Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Majors,
Biology and English; Graduation, June,
1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Sophomore
Counselor, 2; Animus Quarens, 4; Wesley
Foundation, 1, 2, 3, (Secretary, 2, Worship
Chairman, 2 ); Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship,
1, 2.
GRUBBS, BARBARA KATHLEEN: Richmond,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, English;
Minor, Psychology; Graduation, December,
1967; ORGANIZATIONS: Pansophia,
3; Baptist Student Union, 3, 4; (Program
Chairman, 4).
GRUMBLES, JANET PAGE: Richmond,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Elementary
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Education; Graduation, June, 1967; OR­
GANIZATIONS: House Councils, Trinkle
Hall (Secretary, 3), Madison Hall (Secretary,
4), Trinkle (President, 3, Secretary,
2) ; Senior Class Treasurer, 4; Sophomore
Counselor, 2; Athletic Association, 2, 3;
Glee Club, 3 (Treasurer) 2, 3, 4; Cotillion
Club, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Sigma Tau, 2, 3, 4;
Intramurals, 2, 3, 4; Interdorm Council, 3;
HONORS: Dean's List.
HAGERMAN, KEM: Ashland, Kentucky;
Degree, B. A.; Graduation, June, 1968;
Major, History; Minor, French; House
Councils, West Moffett (Secretary, 3);
Aquamaids, 1; Geography Club, 2; German
Club, 2, 3, 4 (President, 4); Alpha Sigma
Alpha, 2, 3, 4 (Rush Chairman, 3, 4 ); Intramurals,
1, 2, 3, 4; Young Democrat's
Club, 3, 4; French Club, 2, 3; International
Relations Club, 3, 4 (President, 4 ).
HALE, EMILY MASON: Portsmouth,
Ohio; Degree, B. S.; Major, Elementary
Education; Graduation, December, 1968;
ORGANIZATIONS: House Council,
Trinkle, 1 (Secretary) ; Sophomore Counselor,
2; Choir, 4; Glee Club, 3; Student
Education Association, 4.
HALL, LINDA TENNANT: Millboro, Virginia;
Degree, B. S.; Graduation, June,
1968; TRANSFER: V.P.I.; ORGANIZA­
TIONS: Student Education Association, 4;
Intramurals, 3.
HANCOOCK, SA NDRA, ABSHIRE: Roanoke,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Business
Education; Graduation, June, 1968.
HANSEN, MARGARET JEAN: Richmond,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, English;
Graduation, August, 1968; ORGANIZA­
TIONS: Grapurchat, 1, 3 (News Editor, 3);
Editor of Dorm Newspaper - The Jeffersonian.
HARRIS, JO ANN: Christiansburg, Virginia;
Degree, B. S.; Major, Biology; Minor,
Chemistry; Graduation, June, 1968; OR­
GANIZATIONS: Athletic Association, 1;
Pemm Club, 1;.
HARRIS, REBECCA JEAN: Alexandria,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Elementary
Education; Graduation, June, 1968; OR­
GANIZATIONS: Geography Q ub, 2;
HOI\ORS: Virginia Educations Association,
4.
HARRIS, SALLY LEE: Saltville, Virginia
Degree, B. S.; Major, English; Minor,
Spanish; Graduation, June, 1968; ORGAN­
IZATIONS: Sophomore Counselor, 2; Athletic
Association, 1 (Historian); Grapurchat,
1, (Reporter); Student Government Association,
2, (Treasurer); Pansophia, 2, 3, 4,
(Secretary, 3), (Parliamentarian, 4); Intramurals,
I, 2, (Basketball); HONORS:
Honor Society of Radford College, 3, 4;
Dean's List. 1, 2, 3, 4; Publications, The
Rectangle, Sigma Tau Delta Journa4
Awards, in short story contest sponsored by
Woodmen at the World; Sigma Tau Delta,
3, 4 (President); Others, Recognized for
singing at Freshman I.D. Night.
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HATCHELL, REBECCA: Portsmouth,
Virginia; Degree B. S.; Major, Elementary
Education; Graduation, June, 1968; OR­
GANIZATIONS: Sophomore Counselor, 2;
Wesley Foundation, 1, 2; HONORS: Dean's
List, 3.
HENDERSON, MARY ELLEN: Roanoke,
Virginia; Degree B. S.; Major, Chemistry;
Minor Mathematics; Graduation, December,
1967 ; ORGANIZATIONS: Sophomore
Counselor, 2; Bee Hive, 3; Tri-M Club, 4;
Student Education Association, 4; German
Club, 3, 4; Sigma Kappa, 3, 4.
HESLEP, SALLY: Elliston, Virginia; Degree,
B. S.; Major, Business Education;
Graduation, June, 1968; ORGANIZA­
TIONS: Phi Beta Lambda, I, 4; HONORS:
Pi Omega Pi, (Treasurer, 4).
HETLER, JUDY: Vienna, Virginia; Degree,
B. S.; Major, Elementary Education;
Graduation, June, 1968; ORGANIZA­
TIONS: Sophomore Counselor, 2; Sigma
Sigma Sigma, 3, 4, (Keeper of Grades, 4).
HICKEY, BARBARA: Arlington, Virginia;
Degree, B. S.; Major, Elementary Education;
Graduation, December, 1968; OR­
GANIZATIONS: Capitol Club, I; German
Club, 3, 4; Panhellenic Council, 3, 4, (Secretary,
3); Sigma Kappa, 2, 3, 4, (Jr. &
Sr. Delegate to Panhellenic, 3, 4); Newman
Club, 1,2.
HIGDON, ROSIE: Signal Mountain, Tennessee;
Degree, B. A.; Major, Mathematics
and Statistics; Graduation, December, 1968;
ORGANIZATIONS: Student Government
Association, 1; Freshman Class, 1, (Student
Life Council); House Council (Russell,
Head Hall Monitor, I); Sophomore Counselor,
2; Athletic Association, 1, 2; Pemm
Club, I, 2; HONORS: Awards, Freshmen
Good Citizen; May Day Commission, 3.
HILL, CHARLOTTE: Lynchburg, Virginia;
Degree, B.S.; Major, Elementary Education;
Graduation, August, 1968; THA;\:S­
FEn: Ferrum Junior College; ORGANIZA­
TIONS: House Council (I\or\\'ood, President,
.t ); Choral Club, 1; Choir, 1; Glee Club,
I; Spanish Club, 1,2; Student Education Association,
L 2, :3,.t; \Vesley Foundation, 1,2,3,
.t ; HO~OHS : \'irginia Education Association.
1 1, :1, -I.
HILL, JE,\IFFER: Hillsville, Virginia;
Degree, B. S.; ~1ajor, Mathematics and Statistics:
Graduation, June, 1968; HONORS;
Kappa ~lu Epsilon, 3, 4; Dean's List.
HOLDREN, ELIZABETH R : Roanoke,
Virginia; Degree, B. S. ; Major, Elementary
Education; Graduation, June, 1968; OR­
GANIZATIO~: House Council, (Trinkle,
President, 2); Choir, 2, 3, 4, (Treasurer,
2; President, 4) Student Education Association,
3, 4; HO:-.lOHS: Dean's List, 2,:l.
HOLDSWOHTH, LINDA: Alexandria,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, French;
Minor, Political Science; Graduation, June,
1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Student Education
Association, 4; HONORS: Pi Gamma
~fu ; French Club, 3, 4, (Secretary, 4).
HOLMES, LY NDA F.: Redstone Arsenal,
Alabama; Degree, B. A.; Major, Biology;
Minor, Chemistry; Graduation, June, 1968;
T RANSFER: American College (Paris,
France); ORGANIZ ATIONS: Animus
Quarens, 3; Alpha Sigma Alpha, 3, 4;
Campus Carnival, 3 (Princess); HONORS:
Best Dressed, 3 (Runner-up).
HORN, CYNTHIA: Waynesboro, Virginia;
Degree, B. S.; Major, Home Economics;
Graduation, June, 1968; ORGANIZA­
TIONS: Sophomore Counselor, 2; Home
Economics Club, 1, 4; Wesley Foundation,
2, 3, 4 (Secretary, 3; House Chairman, 4);
Beauty Pageants, took part in Miss Staunton
Augusta Beauty Pageant (1964); Interfaith
Council, (Chairman, 4).
HOSKINS, ROSA FAY: Danville, Virginia;
Degree, B. S.; Major, Elementary Education;
Graduation, June, 1968; TRANSFER:
Averett Junior College.
HOSTELLEY, BARBARA: Jenkintown,
Pennsylvania; Degree, B. S.; Major, Elementary
Education; Graduation, June,
IU6~; ORGANIZATIONS: Sophomore
Counselor, 2; Sigma Sigma Sigma, 3, 4.
HOW.\RD, CAROL A.: Centreville,Maryland;
Degree, B. S.; Major, Home Economics;
Graduation, December, 1968;
TRANSFER: Florida Southern College;
ORGANIZATIO:\,S: Home Economics
Club, 4; American Chemical Society, 2, at
Florida Southern College.

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HOWARD, NANCY JANE: Floyd, Virginia;
Degree, B. S.; Major, Home Economics;
Graduation, June, 1968; TRANSFER: Marion
College; ORGAi'

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nomics; Graduation, June, 1968; ORGAi'i­
IZATIONS: Student Government Association,
4 (Student Life-Representative to
Spiritual Enrichment Committee); Sophomore
Counselor, 2 ; YWCA, 2, 3, 4, (Program
Chairman, :3; President, 4); Home
Economics Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Wesley Foundatiun,
2, 3,4, (Program Chairman, 3; Wesley
Fnd. Board of Directors, 3, 4 ); Campus
Carnival, 2, 3, 4; May Day Commission,
2.
JENNINGS, SARAH JO: Nathalie, Virginia
; Degree, B. S.; Major, Biology; Minor,
English; Graduation, June, 1968; ORGAN­
IZATIONS: Sophomore Counselor, 2; Athletic
Association, 1, 2; Curtain Clan, 1, 2;
YWCA, 1; 4-H Alumni, 1, 2; Animus
Quarens, 2, 3; Baptist Student Union, 1,
2; Intramurals, 1,2.
JONES, CAROLYN WALKER: Partlow,
Virginia; Degree, B. A. ; Major, Mathematics;
Graduation, June, 1968; ORGANIZA­
TIONS: Student Government Association, 4
(Senior Representative to Rules Committee);
Athletic Association, 2, 3, 4; Monogram,
4; Baptist Student l:nion, 1; Intramurals,
1, 2, 3, 4; HONORS: Dean's List;
Kappa Mu Epsilon.
JONES, BRENDA JOYCE: Tazewell, Virginia;
Degree, B. S.; Major, Elementary
Education; Graduation, June, 1968;
TRANSFER: Bluefield Junior College;
ORGANIZATIONS: Student Education
Association, 1, 2, 3, 4, (Vice-President, 2);
Baptist Student Union, 1, 2, 3, 4; YWNA,
(Vice-President, 1; Circle Leader, 2); Virginia
Education Association 1, 2, 3, 4; May
Day Commission, 2, (Bluefield Junior College).
JOHNSON, BRENDA ANN: Glade Hill,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major; Elementary
Education; Graduation, March, 1968;
TRANSFER: Ferrum Junior College; OR­
GANIZATIONS: Athletic Association, 1;
Student Education Association, 2; Intramurals,
1.
JOHNSON, JEANNE CATHERI:'IIE :
Hampton, Virginia; Degree, B. A ; Major,
History; Minor, Geography; Graduation,
June, 1968.
JOHNSON, LINDA FAY: Chesapeake,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Elementary
Education; Graduation, March, 1968; OR­
GANIZATIONS: Choral Club, 2, 3; Glee
Club, 1, 2; Baptist Student Union, 1, 2,
3, 4; Virginia Education Association, 2, 3,
4.
JOHNSON, NORMA ADRIENNE: Atkins,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Business
Education; Graduation, August, 1968;
TRANSFER: Marion College; ORGA:'III­
ZATIONS: Phi Beta Lambda, 4; Student
Education Association, 4.
JOHNSTON, HELEN KAYE: Washington,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; \-fajor, Music;
Graduation, June, 1968; TRANSFER:
Madison College; ORGANIZATIONS:
Choral Club, 2, 3, 4, (Vice-President, 4);
Music Educator's National Conference, 3,
4 ; Student Education Association, 4 ; Young
Republicans Club, 3.
KAPLAN, JANETTE NAOMI: Corbin,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Home Economics
Education; Graduation, December,
1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Home Economics
Club, 2, 3, 4; Student Education Association,
3, 4; Baptist Student t:nion, 1;
HONORS: Dean's List, Chi Beta Phi.
KASDORF, KATHRYN LY:'II:'II: Fredericksburg,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, English;
Minor, French, Speech, Journalism;
Graduation, June, 1968; ORGANIZA­
TIONS: Sophomore Counselor, 2; Cotillion
Club, 2, 3, 4; Canterbury Club, 1.
KIDD, SHELIA JANE: Bluefield, Virginia;
Degree, B. S.; Major, Spanish; Minor, Biology;
Graduation, June, 1968, ORGANI­
ZATIONS: Spanish Club, I, 4, (Treasurer,
4); Pansophia, 1, 4 (Recording Secretary,
4).
KAEl\·fPH, FRANCES ROBINSON: Richmond,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Elementary
Education; Graduation, March,
1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Sophomore
Counselor, 2; Glee Club, 2; YWCA, 1;
Student Education Association, 3; Virginia
Education Association, 3.
LACKLAl\D, SARA ELIZABETH: Norfolk,
Virginia; Degree, B. S. ; \fajor, Elementary
Education; Graduation, June, 1968; OR­
GANIZATIONS: Student Government
Association, 3; House Council, Stuart Hall,
(Head Hall Monitor); Freshman Class.
Vice-President; Senior Class, Vice-President;
Sophomore Counselor, 2; Junior Resident,
3; Athletic Association, 1; Student
Education Association, 3 4; Cotillion Club,
2, 3, 4; Alpha Sigma Tau, 2, 3, 4; (Historian,
2, 3; Pledge Chairman, 3, 4); Intramurals,
1, 2, 3, 4; Campus Carnival, 1
(Chairman of Dorm); HONORS: Dean's
List; Outstanding Freshman Citizen; Who's
Who in American Colleges and Universities,
3, 4; Kappa Delta Pi, 3, 4, (Vice-President,
4); May Day Commission, 2.
LAFON, REBECCA ENGLISH: Ashland,
Kentucky; Degree, B. S.; Major, Elementary
Education; Minor, Geography; Graduation,
August, 1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Sophomore
Councilor, 2; Sigma Sigma Sigma,
3, 4, (Corresponding Secretary, 4); May
Court, 3, (Junior Representative).
LANCASTER, CAROLYN FAYE: Newport
News, Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Elementary
Education; Graduation, June,
1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Student Government
Association, 3, 4, (Chairman of
Rules Committee, 4); Representative to
Rules Committee, 3; House Council, Tyler
Hall, (Recording Secretary, 1); Sophomore
Counselor, 2; Student Education Association,
4; German Club, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Sigma
Alpha, 2, 3, 4, (Recording Secretary, 3;
Philantropic Chairman, 4) ; May Court, 3;
Campus Carnival, 4, (Dorm Representative);
HONORS: Who's Who in American
Colleges and Universities, 4; French Club,
1.
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LEE, SHO-CHUN: Taipei, Taiwan, China;
Degree, B. A.; Major, Mathematics; Graduation,
December, 1967; TRANSFER:
Taiwan :\Iorma] University; HONORS: Dean's
List, 4.
LEE, WANDA SUE: Rose Hill, Virginia;
Degree, B. S.; Major, Home Economics
Education; Graduation, August, 1968;
ORGANIZATIONS: Student Government
Association, 3, 4; Home Economics Club,
1, 2, 3, 4; Student Education Association,
3, 4; Baptist Student Union, 1, 3, 4; Virginia
Education Association, 4.
LENNOX, SHARON ELAIN: Springfield,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Art Educa-
tion; Graduation, June, 1968; ORGANI­
ZATIONS: Student Education Association,
3; Capitol Club, 1; Virginia Education
Association, 3; AWARD: College Sponsored
Art Contest, 3, (Second Prize); Dean's List.
LEO, ANN NEELY: Manassas, Virginia;
Degree, B. S. ; \-iajors, Art and English;
Graduation, June, 1968; ORGANIZA­
TIONS: Sophomore Counselor, 2; YWCA,
2; Art Guild 3, 4; \Vestminster Fellowship,
1, 2, 3, 4; (P esident, 3, 4); Campus Carnival,
2, (Publicity Chairman); HONOHS:
Dean's List; Sigma Tau Delta.
LONG, MARLENE CAROLE: Fairfax,
Virginia; Degree, B. A.; Major, Psychology;
Graduation, August, 1968; ORGANIZA­
TIONS: Choral Club, 2; Glee Club, 1; Psi
Club, 4; Cosmopolitan, 1, 2; Canterbury
Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals, 2; Campus
Carnival, 4; Junior Ensemble, 2.
LONG, RACHEL FRANCES: Galax, Virginia;
Degree, B. S.; Major, English; Minor,
Spanish; Graduation, August, 1968; OR­
GANIZATIONS: Spanish Club, 2, 3, 4;
Student Education Association, 4; Intramurals,
4; HONORS: Dean's List.
LonTON, LINDA GAYE: Willis, Virginia;
Degree, B. S.; Major, Art; Graduation, June,
1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Baptist Student
Union, 1; Intramurals, 1, 2.
LOVE, SHARON ANN: Arlington, Virginia;
Degree, B. S.; Major, English; Minors,
Speech and Philosophy; Graduation, June,
1968; ORGANIZATIO NS: House Councils,
1, 3, (Norwood Secretary, 1; East Moffett
Vice-President and Acting President, 3);
Interdorm Council, 3; Aquamaids, 1;
Grapurchat, 1, 2; Pansophia, 2; Capitol
Club, 1; Junior Follies, 3; German Club,
2, 3; Panhellenic Council, 2, (Junior
Treasurer); Sigma Sigma Sigma,. 2, 3, 4,
(Rush Chairman, 3; Vice-President, 4 );
Newman Club, 1, 2; May Court, 2; Intramurals,
1, 2, 4; Forum, 2; Campus Carnival,
1, 3, (Princess, 3); Young Republicans, 2,
4; Ski Club, 2;' HONORS: Best Pledge, 2,
(Sigma Sigma Sigma).
LUCAS, DONNA LUTZ: Woodstock, VirgmI3
; Degree, B. A.; Major, Business,
(Marketing and Retailing); Graduation,
June, 1968; ORGANIZAT IONS: Phi Beta
Lambda, 4; Intramurals, 3; HONORS:
Dean's List.
LUCK, WANDA GRAY: Orange, Virginia;
Degree, B. S.; Major, Elementary Education;
Graduation, June, 1968; TRANSFER:
Virginia Intermont; ORGANIZATIONS:
Student Government Association, 3, 4;
Wesley Foundation, 3; Virginia Education
Association, 3; While at Virginia Intermont:
Wesley Foundation, 1, 2, (President, 2);
Curry Club, 1; French Club, 1, 2; Religious
Planning Board, 2, (Devotional Chairman);
(Representative to Area); (Wesley Foundation
Campus Devotional Chairman).
MALKEMES, MARILEN: West Point,
New York; Degree, B. S.; Major, Eleme n­
tary Educa tion; Graduation, August, 1968;
ORGANIZATIONS: Student Government
Association, 2, (Sophomore Representative,
Summer); Student Court, 2, (Sophomore
Representative, Summer); Student Education
Association, 2, 3, 4; Newman Club,
1, 2; Campus Carnival, 3; Virginia Education
Association, 2, 3, 4.
MAHER, EDDIE MAE: West Chesapeake,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, History;
Minor, Psychology; Graduation, June, 1968;
ORGANIZATIONS: Student Education
Association, 4; German Club, 2, 3, 4, (Fall
Dance Co-Chairman, 3; Secretary, 3 );
Sigma Kappa, 2, 3, 4, (Corresponding Secretary,
3; President, 4); Wesley Foundation,
1; Intramurals, 1,2,3, 4; Young Democra ts'
Club, 4; HONORS: Dean's List.
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MAIEH, ELAINE CHRISTINE: Falls
Church, Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major,
English; Minor, Spanish; Graduation, June,
1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Sophomore
Counselor, 2; Grapurchat, 1, 2, 3, 4, (Feature
Editor, 2, 3, 4); Tri-~ Club, 1; Newman
Club, 1, 2; HONORS: Dean's List, 2,
3; Pi Delta Epsilon, 2, 3, 4, (Secretary,
3; President, 4),
MARSHALL, BRE:'-iDA LEE: Danville,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Dietetics;
Minor, Natural Science; Graduation, June,
1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Junior Class
Dorm Representative, 3; Sophomore Counselor,
2; Alternate Junior Resident, 3; Home
Economics Club, I, 2, 3, 4, (Chairman of
Home Economics Club "Big Sisters", 4;
Festival Chanman, 3; Treasurer, 3; Advisor
to Executive Board); Baptist Student Union,
1; HONORS: Dean's List.
MARTIN, ENIE ROCHA: Hampton, Virginia;
Degree, B. S.; Major, Recreation
Administration; Minor, Sociology and
Speech; Graduation, December, 1967;
ORGANIZATIONS: House Councils, 2, 4,
(Social Chairman at Bolling, 2; President
at Floyd, 4); Pemm Club, 1, 2, :3, 4; German
Club, 3, 4; Newman Club, 1; Intramurals,
!.
MASON, VERA JANE: Radford, Virginia;
Degree, B. A.; Major, Art; Minor, Biology;
Graduation, March, 1968; TRANSFER:
VPI; ORGANIZATIONS: Student Court, 4;
Art Gwld, 1, 2, 4, (Publicity Chairman, 1;
Vice-President, 2); Day Student's Club, 1,
2, 3, 4; Baptist Student Union, 1, 2; Campus
Carnival, 4, (Day Student Candidate);
HONORS: Dean's List (Every Quarter Attended
At Radford); Illustrations in Radford
Review, Tech Mails/rom; AWARDS: First
Place Crossroads Mall Art Show, First Place
Roanoke Sidewalk Art Show, Third Place
Roanoke College Art Show, Third Place
Wesley Festival Invitational, Blacksburg,
First Place Highland's Festival Art Sho",
Abington, One \1an Show, Blacksburg
Wesley Foundation (all in 3, 4); Purchase
Award Roanoke Sidewalk Art Show, 3;
Roanoke League of Artists; Palette Art Gallery
Association; Roanoke Loan Own Gallery.
MAST, CARRIE LARUE: Rockbridge
Baths, Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, History;
Minor, Geography; Graduation, June,
1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Geography
Club, 3, 4; Library Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Student
Education Association, 4; HONORS: Honor
Society of Radford College, 3, 4; Dean's
List; Pi Gamma Mu, 3, 4, (President, 4).
MATEJKA, JANICE ANN: Daytona Beach,
Florida; Degree, B. S.; Major, Mathematics;
Graduation, June 1968; ORGANIZA­
TIONS: Tri-M, 2, 3; International Relations,
3; HONORS: Dean's List.
\1ATHEWS, JeDITH LEE: Charleston,
West Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Elementary
Education; Graduation, March,
1968; TRA"ISFER: Morris Harvey College.
MATHEWS, SARA KE.\oIP: Richmond,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Elementary
Education; Graduation, August, 1968;
TRANSFER: Averett Junior College; OR­
GANIZATIONS: Choir, 1; Pemm Club, 4;
Student Education Association, 4; Baptist
Student Union, 1,2,3,4; Intramurals, 1,2,3,
4.
\1AUCK, PAULA MULLINS: Clintwood,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, English;
\1inor, Biology and Journalism; Graduation,
December, 1967; ORCAl\IZATIONS:
House Council, Peery Hall, 3, (lnterdorm
Court Representative); Sophomore Counselor,
2; Choir, 3; Pansophia, 3, 4; German
Club, 4; Baptist Student l'nion, 1; HON­
ORS: Dean's List; Virginia Education Association.
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MAXWELL, MARILYN ANNE: Christiansburg,
Virginia; Degree, B. S. ; Major,
Mathematics; Minor, History; Graduation,
june, 1968; TRANSFER: Emory and Henry
College; ORGANIZATIONS: Student
Government Association, 3, 4; House
Council, Honors Hall, 2, 3, 4, (Vice-President,
2, 3; President, 4); Tri-M, 4; Student
Education Association, 3, 4; Campus Carnival,
4, (Candidate); Interdorm Council,
3, 4; HONORS: Dean's List; Candidate for
Harvest; Bowl Princess; Frank E. Page
Scholarship.
MAYER, SHEILA TRUNZO: Charlottesville,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major,
French; Minor, English; Graduation, June,
1968; TRANSFER: European Division of
the University of Maryland; ORGANIZA­
TIONS: Orchesis, 3, 4; Bee Hive, 2; Student
Education Association, 4; French
Club,4.
MA YES, JUDITH ANNE: Petersburg,
Virginia, Degree, B. S.; Major, Elementary
Education; Graduation, j u ne, 1968;
TRANSFER: Richard Bland College, (AA
Degree); ORGANIZATIONS: Student Education
Association, 3, 4.
l\·lcCARTZ, SHARON PATTERSON: Vinton,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Health
and Physical Education; Minor, Biology;
Graduation,March,I968;ORGANIZATIONS:
Sophomore Counselor, 2; Athletic Association,
1, 2; Grapurchat, 1; Pemm Club, 1,
2; Baptist Student Union, 1, 2; Intramurals,
1,2.
McGARRELL, SUSAN GAIL: Roanoke,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, History;
Minor, History and Social Sciences; Graduation,
june, 1968; ORGANIZATIONS:
Sophomore Counselor, 2; Student E ducation
Association, 4; Wesley Foundation, 1;
Intramurals, 1; Junior Follies, 3.
McGUIRE, CATHERINE JOAN: Radford,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, English;
Minor, Biology, journalism; Graduation,
December, 1967; ORGANIZATIONS: Day
Student's Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, (President, 2);
HONORS: Dean's List.
McKENNA, MARGARET LETITIA: Martinsville,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major,
Elementary Education; Graduation, j une,
1968; TRANSFER: Patrick Henry College;
ORGANIZATIONS: Honor Council, 1, 2,
3, 4, (At Patrick Henry College); Newman
Club, 4; Miss Patrick Henry · College, 3;
Th e Orator, 2, (Business Manager, Patrick
Henry College Yearbook).
....IEADE, GLORIA LEE: Alexandria, Virginia;
DegrL'e, B. S.; Major, Art; Minor,
English; Graduation, August, 1968; OR­
GANIZATIONS: Honor Council, 1; House
Council, Madison Hall, 4, (lnterdorm Representative);
Glee Club, 3, 4; Bee Hive,
1; Art Guild, 3, 4; German Club, 2, 3, 4,
(Corresponding Society, 4); Alpha Sigma
Alpha, 2, 3, 4, (Membership Director, 3,
4); Baptist Student Union, 1; lntra murals,
2, 3, 4; Young Democrat's Club, 2; May
Day Commission, 3; HONORS: Dean's List;
....1 iss Radford College Contestant, 2;
Freshman Identification Committee, 1;
Freshman Tea Chairman, 1;
Stunt Night, 2.
Sophomore
MENZER, MARY LYNN: Arlington, Virginia;
Degree, B. A. ; Major, Sociology;
Minor, Psychology; Graduation, August,
1968; ORGINIZATIONS: Honor Council,
3 (summer); Sophomore Counselor, 2; Psi
Club, 3, 4; Intramurals, 1.
MEYER, MARY-jO: Vienna, Vi rginia; Degree,
B. A.; Major, Physical Education;
Graduation, june, 1968: ORGANIZATION:
Sophomore Counselor, 2; Athletic Association,
1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club, 3, 4;
Highlanders, 2; Athletic Association, 1, 2,
3, 4; Monogram Club, 3, 4; Highlanders,
2; Pf'mm Club, 2, 3, 4; German Club, 3,
4; Hockey Club, I , 3; HONORS: Dean's
List.
M ILLE R, M AR Y LETITIA: South
Charleston, West Virginia; Degree, B. S.;
Major, E lementary Education; Graduation,
March, 1968; HONORS: Dean's List, 3.
MINK, WANDA JOYCE: Galax, Virginia;
Degree, B. S.; Major, Business E ducation;
Graduation, June, 1968; TRANSFER: Ferrum
junior College; HONORS: Dean's List;
Kappa Delta Pi, 4 (Secretary); Pi Omega
Pi, Honorary Business; Phi Theta Kappa
(at Ferrum).
MINTER, SUSAN VIRGINIA: Altavista,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, History;
Minor, Geography; Graduation, June, 1968;
ORGANIZATIONS: Geography Club, 3, 4;
Wesley Founda tion, 1,2.
MINTON, BETTY JEAN: Abingdon, Virginia;
Degree, B. S. ; Major, Home Economics;
Gradua tion, june, 1968; ORGANIZA­
TIONS: House Councils, Pochahontas Hall,
2 (President); Sophomore Counselor, 2;
Hoofbeats, 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer, 3; Vice-President,
4); Home Economics Club, 1, 2; 4-H
Alumni,!.
MIRABELLA, MARIA ANNE: Arlington,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Mathematics;
Graduation, June, 1968; ORGANIZA­
TIONS: Student Government Association,
3 4 (Representative to Student Life); Tri-M
Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Newman Club, 1, 2, 3,
4.
MITCHELL, SARAH LEE: Charlottesville,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Business
Education; Graduation, June, 1968; OR­
GANIZATIONS: Sophomore Counselor, 2;
Phi Beta Lambda, 2, 3, 4; Student Education
Association, 2, 3.
MOFFITT, KAREN JANE: Newport News,
Virginia; Degree, B. A.; Major History;
Minor, Geography; Gradua tion, June, 1968;
ORGANIZATIONS: Sophomore Counselor,
2.
MOSELEY, MARTHA ANN: Roanoke,
Virginia; Degree, B. A.; Major, E nglish;
Graduation, June, 1968.
MORGAN, PATRICIA ANNE: F redericksburg,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, E lementary
Education; Graduation, June,
1968; TRANSFER: Ferrum Junior College;
ORGANIZATIONS: YWCA, 3; Baptist
Student Union, 1, 2,3, 4 (1, 2, at Ferrum);
Concert Choir, 1,2 (at Ferrum).
MORRIS, BARBARA JEANETTE: Staunton,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Elementary
Education and French; Graduation,
June, 1968; ORGANIZATION: Choir,
2; Student Education Association, 3, 4;
Wesley Foundation, 2, 3, 4 (President, 4);
French Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, (Secretary, 2);
HONORS: Dean's List, 2; Pi Delta Pi, 3,
4 (Treasurer, 3).
MOSES, RUBY LEE: Newport News, Virginia;
Degree, B. S.; Major, Business E ducation;
Graduation, june, 1968; ORGA­
NIZATIONS: Phi Beta Lambda, 2, 3, 4
(Treasurer, 4); Baptist Student Union, 1,
2, 3, 4; HONORS: Dean's List, 3, 4; Pi
Omega Pi 4.
MULLARKEY, JULIE ANN: Alexandria,
Virginia; Degree, B. A.; Major, Biology;
Minor, Chemistry; Graduation, June, 1968;
ORGANIZATIONS: House Councils, Russell
Hall, Vice-President, I ; West Moffett
Hall, F ire Warden, 3; Sophomore Counselor,
2; German Club, 3, 4 (Vice-President,
4); Sigman Kappa, 3, 4 (Publicity Chairman,
4) ; Newman Club, I; HONORS:
Dean's List, 2.
NEWBERRY, MARLENE FAYE: Prater,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Mathematics;
Minor, Chemistry; Graduation, june,
1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Student E ducation
Association, 4; HONORS: Dean's L ist.
NININGER, KATHERINE WHITE: Roanoke,
Virginia; Degree, B. S. ; Major, English;
Minor, Drama; Graduation, june,
1968; TRANSFER: Bluefield junior College;
ORGANIZATIONS: Secreta ry-T reasurer
of Sophomore Class; Choir, 3; Baptist
Student Union, 1, 2; HONORS: Drama ­
Forensics dramatic monologue (1st
place); Student Achievement Award -
Bluefield College.
NORRIS, ANN KING: Fredericksburg,
Virginia; Degree, B. A.; Major, Psychology;
Graduation, December, 1967; ORGANI­
ZATIONS: President of Freshman Class;
Sophomore Counselor, 2; Athletic Association,
1, 2, 3, 4; Psi Club, 2, 3, 4; Cotillion
Club, 2, 3; Intramurals, 1, 2, 3, 4 (Volleyball
Captain, 2); French Club, 1, 2, 3;
HONORS: Outstanding Freshman Citize n;
Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities,
3; Pi Delta Pi, 3, 4.
NIXON, JANET ANN: Falls Church, Virginia;
Degree, B. S.; Major, Mathematics;
Minor H istory; Graduation, june, 1968;
ORGANIZATIONS: Bee Hive, 3; Tri-M
Club, 1, 2; Student Education Association,
4; Capitol Club, 1, 2 (Vice-President);
Cotillion Club, 3, 4 (Property Manager, 3;
Reporter, 4) ; Baptist Student Union, I ;
HONORS: Dean's L ist.
OSBORNE, JANE NELSON: Richmond,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, E lementary
Education; M inor, Gene r a l Science;
TRANSFER: Virginia Intermont College;
Graduation, june, 1968; Rules Committee,
4; House Councils, Ingles, 3 (Interdorm
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Court) (Chainnan, 3) (Advisor, 4), Curtain
Clan, 3, 4; Hoofbeats, 3, 4; Westminlster
Fellowship, 3, 4 (Council Member); Virginia
Education Association, 4; Who's Who
in American Colleges and Universities, 4.
OSBORNE, JUDY ANN: Galax, Virginia;
Degree, B. S.; Major, Business Education;
Graduation, June, 1968; ORGANIZA­
TIONS: Sophomore Counselor, 3; Choral
Club, 3; Glee Club, 1; Phi Beta Lambda,
1,2,3.
PAGAMS, LINDA SHERYL: Cinton, Virginia;
Degree, B. S.; Major, Elementary
Education; Graduation; December, 1967;
ORGANIZATIONS: Sophomore Counselor,
2; Lutheran Student Union, 1,2,3.
PAI:'tJTER, SHIRLEY KAY: Maurertown,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Social Science;
:\1inor, History; Graduation, June,
1968; ORGANIZATH)NS: Sophomore
Counselor, 2, 3 (Junior Transfer); Lutheran
Student Union, 1, 2,3, 4; lntramurals, 1.
PALMER, SANDRA ANN: Chesapeake,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; '.{ajor, Elementary
Education; Minor Sociology; Graduation,
December, 1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Student
Education Association, 3.
PAULL, ELIZABETH, ANNE: Falls
Church, Virginia; Degree, B. S.; :\1ajor,
History, Minor Geography; Graduation,
June, 1968; ORGAl\lZATIONS: Geography
Club, 3, 4; HONORS: Dean's List, 3, 4;
Pi Gamma Mu, 3, 4 (Vice President).
PEAKE, MARGARET JEAl\: Kinnelon,
New Jersey; Degree, B. S.; Major, Home
Economics Education; Graduation, June,
1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Ski Club, 1, 2,
3, 4 (President, 2, 3); Home Economics
Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Geography Club, 1, 2;
Student Education Association, 4; Wesley
Foundation, 1, 2, 3; Campus Carnival, 1,
3.
PENNINGTON, MARGARET GREY:
Chase City, Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major,
Art, Minor, History; TRANSFER: Lynchhurg
College; Graduation, June, 1968.
PERRY, TONI DURETTE: Strasburg,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, English;
Minor, Speech and Dramatics; Graduation,
December, 1967; ORGANIZATIONS:
Student Government Association, Student
Life Member, 4; House Councils, Draper,
2 (Social Chainnan) Alpha Sigma Tau, 4;
May Court, 2 (Sophomore Representative) ;
Campus Carnival, 1 (Representative from
Tyler Hall); V.P.I.'s Homecoming Court, 2.
PETRY, NELMA JO: Cairo, West Virginia;
Degree, B. S. ; Major, Elementary Education;
:\1inor, English; Graduation, June,
1968.
POWELL, BON:'tJIE PAGE: Fredericksburg,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Elementary
Education; Graduation, June,
1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Student Education
Association, 3, 4.
POWELL, Rl'TH, ELAINE: South Boston,
Virginia; Degree, B. S.; Major, Elementary
Education; Graduation, August, 1968;
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ORGAl\IZATIONS: Virginia Education
Association, 4.
PRI:'IICE, CAROL AN:'II; Fairfax, Virginia;
Degree, B.S.; Major, Elementary Education;
Graduation, June, 1968; OHGANIZA­
TIONS: Junior Class, 3 (Treasurer); Sophomore
Counsel, 2; German Club, 2, 3, 4
(Co-Property Chairman, 3); Alpha Sigma
Tau, 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer, 3) (Vice - President,
4). HONORS: Who's Who in American
Colleges and Universities, 3. liest
Dressed, 1; French Club, 2.
PROSSER, RAE ELLEl\; Charleston, West
Virginia; Del,'Tee, B.S.; Major, History,
Minor, Political Science; Graduation, August,
1968; ORGANIZATIO;'llS: Aquamaids,
1, 2, 3, 4 (President, 4) (Secretary,
3) Virginia Education Association, 4.
PUGH, CONNIE LOGENE; Cunchburg,
Vi~ginia; Degree, B.S.; Major, Elementary
.Education, Minor, English; Graduation,
August, 1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Student
Government Association, 4 (Legislative
Council Member); Student Education Association,
4; Intramurals, 3.
RECTOR, JOA:'I1NE PARSONS; Clinchburg,
Virginia; Dcgree, B.S.; Major, Art;
Graduation, June, 1968; ORGANIZA­
TIONS: Student Education Association, 4;
Art Guild, 1, 2, 3, 4.
RAY, Jt.;DITH ELLEN; :'tJarrows, Virginia;
Degree, R S.; Major History; Minor, Social
Studies; TRAl\SFER: Graduate Bluefield
Junior College; Graduation, June, 1968;
ORGANIZATIONS: Student Education
Association, 4, Baptist Student Union, 3, 4;
While at Bluefield: President of Women's
Drom, 2; Honor Court, 2; Annual Staff,
Literary Editor, 2; Baptist Student 'Cnion,
1, 2; Student Government Association, 1,
2; Student Co-ordinating Council, 2; Intramurals,
1, 2; Young Women's Auxilliary,
1, 2.
REID, CHARLOTTE EMILY; Vienna,
Virginia; Degree, B.S.; Major, Home Economics;
Graduation, June, 1968; ORGAI'\­
IZATIONS: Student Government Association,
2, 3, (Secretary, 2) ; Student Court,
2; Sophomore Class Student Court, 2;
House Council, Draper, 2 (Treasurer, 2) ;
Sophomore Counselor, .2; Junior Resident,
3; Student Education Association, 4; Cotillion
Club, 2, 3, 4; Panhellenic Council, 3,
4: Alpha Sigma Tau, 2, 3, 4 (President,
4); Canterbury Club, 1; Mu} Court, 3; Intramurals,
1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club, 2; Virginia
Education Association, 4; Dean's List 1, 3;
Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities,
3, 4.
REITER, LINDA ALICE; Chesapeake,
Virginia; Degree, B.A.; Major, Math;
Graduation, December, 1967; ORGA­
:'II [ZATIONS: Tri-M Club; 2, 3, 4, Wesley
Foundation, 1,2 (Chairman of Library, 1) .
REYNOLDS, PATTY FISHER; Radford,
Virginia; Degree, B.S.; :\1ajor, Elementary
Education; Graduation, August, 1968.
REYNOLDS, PATTY KAYE; Callauds,
Virginia; Degree, B.S.; Major, History;
Minor, Social Studies; Biology. Graduation,
June, 1968; Sophomore Counselor, 2;
YWCA, 2, 3, 4; Student Education Association,
3; Cnited Campus Christian Fellowship,
1, 2; Campus Carnival, 3; Virginia
Education Association, 3; HONORS: Dean's
List; Pi Gamma Mu.
RIDGEWAY, HARRIET MARVA; Roanoke,
Virginia; Degree, B.S.; Major, English,
Minor, Journalism; Graduation, December,
1967; ORGANIZATIONS: Curtain Clan, 1;
Choral Club, 4; Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4;
GrapuTchat, 3, 4; Student Education
Association, 3, 4; Alpha Sigma Tau, 3, 4;
Campus Carnival, 3; Virginia Education
Association, 3, 4.
RISQUE, NANCY JANINE: Falls Church,
Virginia; Degree, B.A.; Majors, French and
History; Graduation, June, 1968; ORGA­
NIZATIONS: House Council, Russell Hall,
1 (Fire Warden); East Moffett Hall, 3 (Social
Chairman); Sophomore Counselor, 2:
Hoofbeats, 4; Junior Follies, 3; Freshman
ID Night, 1; Sigma Sigma Sigma, 2,
3, 4; May Court, 3; Campus Carnival, 4;
French Club, 2, 3; International Relations
Club,4.
RICHARDSON, DORIS ANN: Sugar
Grove, Virginia; Degree, B.S.; Major, Ele­

Senior :J)ireclor"
mentary Education; Graduation, June,
1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Student Education
Association, 2, 3, 4; Virginia Education
Association, 2, 3, 4.
RICHARDSON, MARNY SUE: Church
View, Virginia; Degree, B.S.; Major, Physical
Education; Minor, Biology; Graduation,
June, 1968; TRANSFER: Ferrum Junior
College; ORGANIZATIONS: East Moffett,
4; Athletic Associations, 3, 4; Monogram
Club, 3, 4; Pemm Club, 3, 4; Intramurals,
3, 4; Hockey Club, 3, 4; Gymnastics Club,
3,4.
RICHARDSOl\, PAMELA YORK: Galax,
Virginia; Degree, B.S. ; Major, English;
Minor, Spanish; Graduation, 1968; HON­
ORS: Honor Society of Radford College, 3,
4 (President, 4); Dean's List, 1,2, 3.
RITTER, ANNE ROBIN: Leesburg, Virginia;
Degree, B.S.; Major, Elementary
Education; Graduation, June, 1968; OR­
GANIZATIONS: House Council, Peery
Hall, 3 (Fire Warden); Sophomore Counselor,
2; Cotillion Club, 3, 4.
ROBERTS, CAROL PAULINE: Richmond,
Virginia; Degree, B.S.; Major, Art - Secondary
Education; Graduation, June, 1968;
ORGANIZATIONS: Highlanders, 2; Baptist
Student Union, 1, 2, 3, 4 (President, 3);
HONORS: Dean's List.
ROBERTSON, MARTHA SUTHERLAND:
Christiansburg, Virginia; Degree, B.S.; Major,
History and English; Graduation, June,
1968; HONORS: Honor Society of Radford
College, 3, 4 (Treasurer, 4).
ROBERTSON, PEGGIE LEE: Rocky
Mount, Virginia; Degree, B.S.; Major, Library
Science and English; Graduation,
August, 1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Library
Club, 4; Baptist Student Union, 1, 2;
United Campus Christian Fellowship, 3.
ROBERTSON, SHELBY BLANKENSHIP:
Bedford, Virginia; Degree, B.S.; \-Iajor,
Mathematics; Minor, Biology; Graduation,
December, 1967; ORGANIZATIONS: Student
Court, 3 (summer School Rep.);
YWCA, 1; Baptist Student Union, 1, 2, 3,
4 (Activities Chairman); HONORS: Dean's
List, 3.
ROBINSON, NANCY LOU: Roanoke, Virginia;
Degree, B.S.; Major, Social Science
and History; Graduation, March, 1968;
ORGANIZATIONS: Athletic Associations,
1, 2; Geography Club, 2 (Treasurer); Intramurals,
1, 2.
ROTHENBUHLER, DIA"IA LYNN: Norfolk,
Virginia; Degree, B.A.; Major, Biology;
Minor, Psychology; Graduation, June,
1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Student Court,
4; Orchesis, 2; Bee Hive 3, 4 (Editor-inchief,
3, 4); Animus Quarens, 2, 3, 4;
PSI Club, 2, 3, 4; HONORS: Dean's List;
Luci Baines Johnson Award - :'IIational
Foundation; Who's Who in American Colleges
and Universities, 4; Pi Delta Epsilon,
3, 4; Pi Gamma Mu, 4.
ROt:VALIS, PAMELA JEANNE: Fairfax,
Virginia; Degree, B.S.; Major, Early
Childhood; Graduation, August, 1968;
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TRANSFER: Southern Seminary Junior
College; Park College, Missouri; ORGA­
NIZATIONS: Student Education Association,
4; Baptist Student Union, 3, 4; Young Republicans'
Club, 4; Virginia Education Association,4.
RL'"BEN, EDITH MARGARET: Belspring,
Virginia; Degree, B.S.; Major, Mathematics;
Minor, Physics; Graduation, December,
1967; ORGANIZATIONS Day Students'
Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Campus Carnival, 3, 4;
HONORS: Dean's List.
RUPPERT, JACQL'ELINE NADINE: Cape
Coral, Florida; Degree, B.S.; Major, Elementary
Education; Graduation, June,
1968; TRANSFER: Bluefield Junior College;
ORGANIZATIONS: Student Government
Association, 4 (Legislative); Student
Education Association, 4; Baptist Student
Union, 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir, 2 (at Bluefield);
Young Women's Auxiliary, 1,2.
RUSSEL, VIRGINIA DIANNE: Pulaski
Virginia; Degree, B.S.; Major, Elementa~
Education; Minor, Mathematics; Graduation,
June, 1968; ORGANIZATIONS: The
Red Coats, 2, 3, 4; Day Students' Club,
1, 2, 3, 4; HONORS: Miss Pulaski County
1965-1966,
SADLER, VICTORIA ROSS: Mechanicsville,
Virginia; Degree, B.S.; Major, Chemistry;
Minor, Mathematics; Graduation,
March, 1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Choir, 1;
Student Education Association, 4; Sigma
Kappa, 2, 3, 4 (Historian - ~ibrarian, 3;
2nd Vice - President, 4); Intramurals, 2,
3, 4; Campus Carnival, 2.
SANDIFER, KARIl\ BRIGITTE: Alexandria,
Virginia; Degree, B.A.; Major, English
and German; Minor, Journalism; Graduation,
June, 1968; ORGANIZATIONS Curtain
Clan, 1, 2, 3, 4; Grapurchat, 1; Pansophia,
1; Cosmopolitan, 12; Lutheran Student
Union, 1; Young Democrats' Club, 1;
HONORS: Alpha Psi Omega, 2, 3, 4.
SCHNEIDER, FRANCES ELLEN: Richmond,
Virginia; Degree, B.S.; Major, Elementary
Education; Minor, History; Graduation,
June, 1968; ORGANIZATIONS:
Sophomore Counselor, 2; Student Education
Associations 4; ;-.Jewman Club, 1.
SCVRICH, SUSAN MARIE: Alexandria,
Virginia; Degree B.A.; Major, Psychology;
Graduation, December, 1967; TRANSFER:
Lynchburg College; ORGANIZATIONS:
Psi Club, 2, 3, 4 (Publicity, 4).
SEIDEL, ELLEN MARIE: Alexandria,
Virginia; Degree, B.A.; Major, French;
Minor, English; Graduation, June 1968;
ORGANIZATIONS: Sophomore Counselor,
2; Curtain Clan, 1, 2, (Secretary, 2); Capitol
Club, 1; Newman Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals,
1 (Basketball and Volleyball);
French Club, 3, 4 (Treasurer, 4); HON­
ORS: Dean's List, 3; Alpha Psi Omega 3,
4, (Secretary - Treasurer, 4).
SEMONES, BARBARA RATCLIFF: Pulaski,
Virginia; Degree, B.S.; Major, Health
and Physical Education; Graduation, June,
1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Athletic Asso­
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ciation, 2, 3; Pemm Club, 2, 3, 4; HON­
ORS: Dean's List;
SETLIFF, MARILYN SUE: Fieldale, Virginia;
Degree, B.S.; Major, Business Education;
Graduation, August, 1968;
TRANSFER: Ferrum Junior College; OR­
GANIZATIONS: Phi Beta Lambda, 3, 4;
HONORS: Kappa Delta Pi, 3, 4 (Vice Secretary
- Treasurer, 4); Pi Omega Pi, 4; Phi
Theta Kappa, 2 (at Ferrum).
SEXTON, JOAN LESLIE: Chesapeake,
Virginia; Degree, B.S.; Major, History;
Minor, Geography-Social Science; Graduation,
March, 1968; ORGANIZATIONS:
Sophomore Counselor, 2; Student Education
Association, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals, 2, 3,
(Volleyball Basketball); Virginia Education
Association, 2, 3, 4.
SHARP, ROBERTA RAE: Roanoke, Virginia;
Degree, B.S.; Major, Music; Graduation,
June, 1968; ORGANIZATIONS:
Highlanders, 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir, 3; Glee Club,
1; Music Educators' National Conference,
1,2,3,4 (Reporter, 2); Wesley Foundation,
1, 2; Young Republicans Club, 3; Woodwind
Quintet, 1,3; HONORS: Dean's List.
SHAVER, JUDY DARLENE SMITH:
Pembroke, Virginia; Degree, B.S.; Major,
Math: \finor, Biology; Graduation, December
1967; ORGANIZATIONS: Sophomore
Counselor, 2; Student Education Association,
3; HONORS: Honor Society of
Radford College, 3, 4; Dean's List, 1, 2,
3, 4; Kappa Delta Pi, 3; Kappa Mu Epsilon,
2,3.
SHEA, MARGARET AN:"II: McLean, Virginia;
Degree, B.S.; Major, Home Economics;
Graduation, June, 1968; ORGANIZA­
TIONS: House Council, Trinkle Hall, Social
Chairman; Home Economics Club, 2,
3; Art Guild, 3, 4; Pansophia, 3, 4 (Publicity
Chairman, 4); Wesley Foundation, 2.

Senior ;])ireclor'j
SHELBURN, LINDA ELLEN: Winchester,
Virginia; Degree, B.S.; Major, Elementary
Education; Graduation, June, 1968;
TRANSFER: Shenandoah College.
SHIELDS, MARIANNE ELIZABETH:
Waynesboro, Virginia; Degree, B.S.; Major,
Elementary Education; Graduation, August,
1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Tri-M Club, 2;
Student Education Association, 4; Ski Club,
2,3.
SHROPSHIRE, LYNDA BETH: Ridgeway,
Virginia; Degree, B.S.; Major, Elementary
Education; Graduation, \-larch, 1968; OR­
GANIZATIONS: Sophomore Counselor, 2;
Highlanders, 1; Glee Club, I; Music Foundation,3
(Council Member); HONORS: Dean's
List, 3.
SHUTTERS, JCDITH ANNE: New Market,
Virginia; Degree, B.S.; Major, English;
Minor, History; Graduation, June, 1968;
ORGANIZATIONS: Student Education
Association, 4; Pansophia, 4; Lutheran
Student Union, I, 2; Virginia Education
Association, 4.
SIMMONS, LINDA LOU: Eagle Rock,
Virginia; Degree, B.S.; Major, Business
Education; Graduation, August, 1968;
ORGANIZATIONS: YWCA, 2; Phi Beta
Lambda, 1, 4; Student Education A.,sociation,
3, 4; Intramurals, 1.
SINES, GAIL ANN: Vienna, Virginia; Degree,
B.S.; Major, Health and Physical Education;
Minor, Biology; Graduation, June,
1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Highlanders, I,
2; Pemm Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey Club,
4; HONORS: Dean's List, 2, 3.
SKEEN, PATSY LOUISE: Big Stone Gap,
Virginia; Degree, B.S.; Major, Home Economics;
Graduation, June, 1968; ORGAN­
IZATIONS: Sophomore Counselor, 2;
Highlanders, 1, 2, 3, 4 (Vice - President,
2; President, 4) ; YWCA, I , 2; Home Economics
Club, 2, 3, 4 (Fall Festival Chairman,
3; Vice - President, 4); Music Educators'
National Conference, 3, 4; Student
Education Association, 3, 4; Baptist Student
Union, 1, 2; Young Republicans' Club, 2,
3, 4; International Relations Club, 3; Dance
Band, 4.
SMALDORE, BARBARA A:\,NE: Arlington,
Virginia; Degree, B.S.; Major, Business
Administration - Marketing and Retailing;
Graduation, June, 1968; ORGANIZA­
TIONS: Phi Beta Lambda, 2, 3, 4; Newman
Club, 1,2,3, 4; Electoral Board, 3, 4.
SMITH, PATRICIA GAIL: Winchester,
Virginia; Degree, B.S.; Major, Spanish;
Minor, French; Graduation, June, 1968;
ORGANIZATIONS: Sophomore Counselor,
2; Spanish Club, 1, 2, 3; Student Education
Association, 4; Newman Club, 1, 2; French
Club, 4; Virginia Education Association, 4;
HONORS: Dean's List.
SOUTHALL, COLLEEN CLAIRE: Charlottesville,
Virginia; Degree, B.S.; Major,
Elementary Education; Graduation, August,
1968; TRANSFER: Bluefield College;
ORGANIZATIONS: Student Government
Association, 1, 2, 3 (Secretary, 2, at Bluefield);
Student Court, 2 (Secretary, at
Bluefield); Honor Council, 2, 3 (Secretary,
2, at Bluefield; 3 at Radford); YWCA, I,
2 (Bluefield); Student Education Association,
1, 2, 3, 4 (Chaplain, 2); Baptist Student
Union, 1, 2, 3, 4; May Court, 2, (First
Attendant at Bluefield); Church Related
Vocations Club, 1 (Bluefield); Sophomore
Superlative - Most School Spirited, at
Bluefield; HONORS: Homecoming Court
- Sophomore Princess at Bluefield.
SPANGLER, ANNA CATHERINE: Elliston,
Virginia; Degree, B.S.; Major, Music
Education; Graduation, June, 1968; OR­
GANIZATIONS: Highlanders, 1, 2, 3;
Choir, 3, 4; Glee Club, 1; Music Educators'
:\'ational Conference, 1, 2, 3, 4 (Vice ­
President, 3); Student Education Association,
4; Virginia Music Educators' .'\ssociation,
3, 4; HONORS: Dean's List; Mu Phi
Epsilon, 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer, 3; Chaplain,
4).
STARK, LINDA ANN: Hillside, New Jersey;
Degree, B.S.; Major, Dietetics; Graduation,
June, 1968; House Coucil, Honors
Hall (Representative, 2); Sophomore
Counselor, 2; YWCA, I; Home Economics
Club, 1,2.
STANTON, JANICE ANN: Charlottesville,
Virginia; Degree, B.A.; Major, Elementary
Education; Minor Library Science; Graduation,
June, 1968; ORGANIZATIONS:
Sophomore Counselor, 2; YWCA, 2, 3
(Membership Chairman, 2); Library Club,
3, 4; Student Education Association, 3, 4;
Cnited Campus Christian Fellowship, 1, 2,
3, 4 (Vice - President, 2; President, 3);
Campus Carnival, 3 (Judging Committee
Chairman, 3); HONORS: Dean's List.
STEVENS, RNE ANN: Buchanan, VirgInia;
Degree, B.S.; Major, Elementary
Education; Minor, Early Childhood Education;
Graduation, August, 1968; ORGAN­
IZATIONS: Student Education Association,
1; :\'ational Education Association, I; Virginia
Education Association, 1.
STONE, BETTY LEE: Long Island, Virginia;
Degree, B.S.; Major, Elementary
Education; Graduation, June, 1967; OR­
GANIZATIONS: Student Education Association,
4; Baptist Student Union, 1, 4;
Inter - Varsity Christian Fellowship, 1, 2;
Intramurals, 3.
STONE, SANDRA KAYE: Lynchburg,
Virginia; Degree, B.S.; Major, Elementary
Education; Minor, Geography; Graduation,
December, 1967; ORGANIZATIONS: Athletic
Association, 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Education
Association, 1; German Club, 3, 4;
Sigma Sigma Sigma, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals,
1; HONORS: Dean's List.
STONE, TERRI ANN: Indianapolis, Indiana;
Degree, B.A.; Major, English; Minor,
Political Science; Graduation, June, 1968;
ORGANIZATIONS: Animus Quarens, 3;
Pansophia, 3, 4; Young Democrats' Club,
3, 4; Hockey Club, 4; French Club, 4.
STULTZ, CAROL AN:\': Vinton, Virginia;
Degree, B.S.; Major, Elementary Education;
"linor, Geography; Graduation, June, 1968;
TRANSFER: t:niversity of Virginia Extension
in Roanoke; Geography Club 4; Student
Education Association, 4; Young
Democrats' Club, 3.
SWECKER, EDITH ANN: Woodbridge, Virgml3;
Degree, B.A.; Major, Sociology;
Graduation, June, 1968; ORGANIZATIONS:
Sophomore Counselor, 2; YWCA, 2, 3,
(Welfare Chairman, 3); Psi Club, 4; Canterbury
Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, (Secretary - Treasurer,
2; Vestry, 3 President, 4); Campus
Carnival, 3 (Publicity).
THOMPSON, YVONNE MARIE: Pulaski,
Virginia; Degree, B.S.; Major, Business
Education; Graduation, June, 1968; OR­
GAN1ZATIONS: Sophomore Counselor, 2;
Bee Hive, 3 (Senior Class Editor); Phi Beta
Lambda, 4; Student Education Association,
4; Baptist Student Union, 1, 2; Intramurals,
1, 2, 3, 4; HONORS: Princess for Campus
Carnival Queen - Pocahontas Hall.
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TRAYNOR, ELIZABETH ANNE: Wise,
Virginia; Degree, B.S.; Major, Library Science;
Minor, History; Graduation, August,
1968; TRANSFER: Clinch Valley College,
Madison College; ORGANIZATIONS:
Athletic Association, 1, 2 (Secretary, 2);
Student Education Association, 1, 2, 3, 4;
Day Students' Club, 3; Cotillion Club, 1,
2 (Steering Committee, 2); Canterbury
Club, 1, 2 (Clinch Valley College); Intramurals,
1,2 (Clinch Valley College) ; Young
Democrats' Club, 1, 2 (Clinch Valley College).
TILLMAN, \1ARY AN:'II: Salem Virginia·
Degree, B.S.; Major, Elementary Education;
Graduation, June, 1968; ORGANIZA­
TIONS: Junior Class Secretary, 3; House
Councils, 2, 3 Bolling - Vice President 2·
West Morrett - Fire Warden, 3; Studeni
Education Association, 3; Day Students'
Club, 1; German Club, 3, 4; HONORS:
Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities,
4.
TOLLEY, SHIREEl\ MARIA: Bedford,
Virginia; Degree, B.S.; Major, Elementary
Education; Graduation, June, 1968; OR­
GANIZATIONS: Sophomore Counselor
Committee; Virginia Education Association,
4.
TULLIS, LYNN ELIZABETH: Coral
Gables, Florida; Degree, B.S.; Major, Business
Home Economics; Graduation, June,
1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Sophomore
Counselor, 2; Home Economics Club, 2, 3,
4; Cotillion Club, 3, 4 (Vice President, 4);
Sigma Kappa, 3, 4 (Correspondent
Chapter); Faculty Committee on Clubs and
Organizations, 4 (Student Representative).
TUCKER, LINDA GAIL: Hurt, Virginia;
Degree, B.S.; Major, Busines~ Education·
Graduation, March, 1968; ORGANIZA~
TIONS: YWCA, 1; Phi Beta Lambda 2
3, 4 (Reporter, 3); Student Education'As~
sociation, 3, 4; Baptist Student Union, 1,
2 (Newspaper Chairman, 2) Junior Follies,
Young Republicans.
VANSANT, GRETCHEN EDITH: Radford,
Virginia; Degree, B.S.; Major, Political
Science; Minor, Mathematics; Graduation,
June, 1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Student
Court, 2: 3; Sophomore Counselor, 3; Day
Students Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Wesley Foundation,
1.
VAUGHAN, CYNTHIA JANE: Pulaski,
Virginia; Degree, B.S.; Major, Elementary
Education; Graduation, June, 1968; OR­
GANIZATIONS: Day Students' Club, 2;
HONORS: Dean's List.
VAUGHN, ROSEMARY: Eagle Rock, Virginia;
Degree, B.S.; Major, Mathematics;
Minor, English; Graduation, June, 1968;
HONORS: Kappa Mu Epsilon, 2, 3, 4
(Treasurer, 4).
VENCILL, SANDRA FAYE: Lebanon,
Virginia; Degree, B.S.; Major, Elementary
Education; Graduation, March, 1968.
VERTHEIN, DONNA KAY: Gate City,
Virginia; Degree, B.S.; Major, Health and
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Physical Education; Graduation, August,
1968; TRANSFER: East Tennessee State
University; ORGANIZATIONS: Athletic
Association, 1, 2, 3, 4; Pemm Club, 1, 2,
3, 4; Student Education Association, 4;
Wesley Foundation, 3, 4; Intramurals, 1,
2,3, 4; Virginia Education Association, 4.
WALLACE, WANDA MAE: Roanoke,
Virginia; Degree, B.S.; Major, Business
Education; Graduation, June, 1968; OR­
GANIZATIONS: Sophomore Counselor 2 ·
Phi Beta Lambda, 2, 3, 4 (President: 4;
Treasurer, 3); Student Education Associaton,
3, 4; Christian Science, 1, 2, 3, 4
(Secretary - Treasurer, 2; President, 3); Intramurals,
1, 2, 3; Junior Follies, 3; Virginia
Education Association, 3, 4; HONORS: Pi
Omega Pi.
WALLER, JANET: Fairfax, Virginia; Degree,
B.S.; Major, Elementary Education;
Minor, Library Science; Graduation, March,
1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Sophomore
Counselor, 2; Student Education Association,
2, 3, 4 (Chaplain, 4); Baptist Student
Union, 2, 3 (Chairman of Special Programs,
3); HONORS: Dean's List, 1.
WALSH, MARY JANET: Arlington Virginia;
Degree, B.S.; Major Elementa~ Education;
\1inor, Speech; Graduation, June
1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Sophomore
Counselor, 2; Student Education Association
Association, 3 and 4; Newman Club,
1,2,3 and 4, (Social Chairman, 2).
W ALTON, CAMILLE FRANCES: Charlottesville,
Virginia; Degree, B.S.; Major,
French; Minor, English; Graduation, June,
1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Student Government
Association, (Chairman of Student
Life, 3 and 4); Freshman Class Rules
Commission, 1; Junior Class Representative
to Student Life, 3; Sophomore Counselor,
2; Junior Resident, 3; Student Education
Association, 4; Cotillion Club 3 and 4·
Panhellenic Council, 3 and 4; Alpha Sigm~
Tau, 3 and 4, (Senior Panhellenic Representative,
3 and 4)· Newman Club 1 2
and 3; French Club, 2, 3, 4, (Sedret~ry:
3); May Day Commission, 2; Dean's List;
Who's Who in American Colleges and lJniversities,
3 and 4; Pi Delta Phi, 2, 3, and
4, (Trea~urer, 3).
WARD, CHERYL VIRGINIA: Fredericksburg,
Virginia; Degree, B.S.; Major, Mathematics;
Graduation, August, 1968;
TRANSFER: Southern Seminary Junior
College; ORGANIZATIONS: Sophomore
Counselor, 2; Athletic Association 1 and
2; YWCA, 1 and 2, (Cabinet Me~b~r, 2);
Student Education Association, 4; German
Club, 4; Baptist Student Union 1 and 2·
Intramurals, 1, 2, 3, and 4; Equit~tion Club:
1 and 2; Saddle Club, 1 and 2, (President,
2); Cordelians, I and 2, (Vice - President,
2); Virginia Education Association 4·
HONORS: Dean's List. ' ,
WATSON, DOLLY YVONNE: Virginia
Beach, Virginia; Degree, B.S.; Major, Business
Education; Graduation, June, 1968;
ORGANIZATIONS: Student Government
Association, 3 and 4, (Secretary, 3; Treasurer,
4); Sophomore Counselor, 2; Phi Beta
Lambda, 1, 3 and 4; Student Education
Association, 3 and 4; Cotillion Club, 3 and
4, (Secretary, 4); Baptist Student Union,
1; May Court, 3, (Jr. Attendant); Virginia
Education Association, 3 and 4; Who's Who
in American Colleges and 'Cniversities, 4.
WATTS, DIANA CHRISTI:'IIE: Parkesburg,
Pennsylvania; Degree, B.A.; Major, English;
Graduation, June, 1968; ORGA­
NIZATIONS: Pans.!>phia, 2; Choir, 4; Glee
Club, 3; French Club, 1,2, :.1 and 4.
WATTS, FRANCES GCENDOLYN: Altavista,
Virginia; Degree, B.S.; Major, Elementary
Education; Graduation, June,
1968; TRANSFER: Ferrum Junior College;
ORGANIZATIONS: (All at Ferrum Junior
College; Honor Court, 2; SEA, 1, (Secretary);
SEA Big Sister, 2; Baptist Student
Union, 1; Spanish Club, I; VEA, 1.
WEBB, BOl\NIE FAYE: Hillsvill, Virginia;
Degree, B.S.; \1ajor, Mathematics; Graduation,
August, 1968; ORGANIZATIONS:
Sophomore Counselor, 2; Highlanders, 1;
Tri-M, 1 and 2; Geography Club, 2; Student
Education Association, 4; Virginia
Education Association, 4.
WEBER, CAROLYN MARTHA: Mt.
Clemen, Michigan; Degree, B.A.; Major,
Chemistry; \1inor, Mathematics; Graduation,
December, 1967; ORGANIZATIONS:
Honor Council, 4 (Chairman); Senior Class,
4 (Repre~entative, and Honor Court);
Sophomore Council, 2; Cotillion Club, 3,
4; Lutheran Student Union, 1, 2, 3, 4;
Freshman Representative for Identification
steering Committee, 1; HONORS: Dean's
List; Rho Omega Physics Society.
WESTPHAL, MARTHA SHARON: Radford,
Virginia; Degree, B.S.; Major, Home
Economics Business; Graduation, June,
1968; ORGANIZATIONS: YWCA 1·
Home Economics Club, 4; Day Students~
Club, 1, 2, 3, 4 (Vice - President, 3; Treasurer,
4); Campus Carnival, 3, 4.
WHEELER, PATRICIA ANN: Wilaona
Virginia; Degree, B.S.; I\'lajor, Library Sci~
ence; Minor, English; Graduation, June,
1967; ORGANIZATIONS: Sophomore
Counselor, 2; Spanish Club, 1; Library
Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Education Association,
3, 4; Wesley Foundation, 1;
HONORS: Dean's List.
WHITCOMB, JANICE ELAINE: Fairfax
Virginia; Degree, B.S.; Major, History;
Minor, Political Science and Mathematics;
Graduation, June, 1968; ORGANIZA­
TIONS: Sophomore Counselor, 2; Curtain
Clan, 1, 2; Hoofbeats, 2; YWCA, 1; Student
Education Association, 4; Capitol Club, 1;
Canterbury Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals,
2; Campus Carnival, 1, 2, 3, 4; Young Republicans,
3, 4.
WHITE, PATRICIA MARGARET
SOUTH: Vanceboro, :'IIorth Carolina; Degree,
B.S.; \1ajor, English; Minor, History;
TRANS~ER: Appalachian State University;
GraduatIOn, December, 1967; ORGAN­
IZATIONS: Pansophia, 3, 4; Canterbury
Club, 2, 3, 4; HONORS: Dean's List.
WHITWORTH, JUDY MAE: Thazton
Virginia; Degree, B.S.; Major Elementa~

Education; Graduation, December, 1967;
YWCA, 3, 4; Wesley Foundation, 1, 2;
Inter - Varsity Christian Fellowship, 1, 2;
HONORS: Dean's List.
WHOLEY, PATRICIA ANN: Vienna, Virginia;
Degree, B.A.; Major, History; Minor,
Economics; Graduation, June, 1968; OR­
GANIZATIONS: House Councils, Bolling,
2 (Fire Warden); Sophomore Counselor, 2;
Newman Club, 1.
WIGGINS, DORIS VIRGINIA: Roanoke,
Virginia; Degree, B.S.; Major, Elementary
Education; Graduation, June, 1967;
TRANSFER: Ferrum Junior College;
Spanish Club, I, 2; Student Education Association,
3, 4; Big Sisters Club (Ferrum,
1,2); HONORS: Phi Theta Kappa National
Honorary Society for Junior Colleges (Ferrum)
.
WILLIAMS, ANNE RITCHIE: Falls
Church, Virginia; Degree, B.S.; Major, Elementary
Education; Graduation, June,
1968; Bee Hive, 3; Student Education Association,
3, 4; Capitol Club, 2 (Treasurer);
Cotillion Club, 3, 4.
WILLIAMS, ELIZABETH SETON: Arlington,
Virginia; Degree, B.S.; Major, Elementary
Education; Graduation, June,
1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Student Government
Association, 3, 4 (President, SGA,
3, 4); Junior Class President, 3; Senior
Class, Alumni Secretary, 4; Sophomore
Counselor, 2; Curtain Clan, 2, 3, 4; Student
Education Association, 3, 4; Cotillion Club,
3, 4; \fay Day Commission, 2; HONORS:
Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities,
3, 4; Alpha Psi Omega, 2, 3, 4.
WILLIAMS, MACINE ELLEN WRIGHT:
Blacksburg, Virginia; Degree, B.S.; Major,
Home Economics Education; Graduation,
June, 1968; Orchesis, 3 (Historian); Home
Economics Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; 4-H Alumni,
2, 3; Day Students' Club, 4; :\fewman Club,
1, 2.
WILLIAMS, ANTODIETTE MARIE:
Portsmouth, Virginia; Degree, B.S.; Major,
Elementary Education; Graduation, August,
1968; House Councils, Stuart, 4 (Fire
Warden, 4); TRA:\fSFER: Ferrum Junior
College; HONORS: Harvest Bowl Princess
1966.
WILLIAMS, WILLA DEAN: Floyd, Virginia;
Degree, B.S.; Major, English; Minor
Sociology; Graduation, June, 1968; HON­
ORS: Dean's List 2, 3; Sigma Tau Delta,
3,4 (Vice - President, 4).
WIMMER, JOYCE EVELYN: Roanoke,
Virginia; Degree, B.S.; Major, Elementary
Education; Graduation, June, 1968; Sophomore,
Counselor, 2; Library Club, 3, 4;
Student Education Association, 3, 4; United
Campus Christian Fellowship, 1.
WINFIELD, CONSTANCE LEE: Virginia
Beach; Degree, B.S.; Major, History and
English; Minor, Journalism; Graduation,
june, 1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Sophomore
Counselor, 2; Choir, I; Grapurchat,
3, 4; Student Education Association,
3, 4; Pansophia, 3, 4 (Vice-President, 4) ;
Baptist Student Union, 1, 2, 3 (Secretary,
1: Treasurer, 2; Newspaper
Editor, 3); Virginia Education Association,
3, 4; HONORS: Dean's List, 1, 2, 3, 4;
Kappa Delta Pi, 4; Pi Gamma Mu, 3, 4;
Winner of College Quiz in 1966. ­
WINKLER, CAROL SUSAN: McLean,
Virginia; Degree, B.S.; Major, Elementary
Education, Minor, Sociology; Degree, B.S.;
Graduation, June, 1968; ORGANIZA­
TIONS: Honor Council, 3 (Junior Representative);
House Councils, Norwood, 1
(Social Committee); Sophomore Counselor,
2; junior Resident, 3; Student Education
Association, 4; Newman Apostolate, 1, 2,
3, 4 (President, 3; Vice - President, 2; Social
Chairman, 1); Campus Carnival, 3 (Co­
Chairman); Virginia Education Association
4; College Volunteer - Headstart, Summer
1967 (Co-Supervisor of college age group);
HONORS: Dean's List, 3; Newman Catholic
Newspaper; Who's Who in American
Colleges and Universities, 1968.
WINN, SANDRA ANNE: Ashland, Kentucky;
Degree, B.S.; Major, English ­
Secondary Education; Graduation, june,
1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Grapurchat, 4;
Wesley Foundation, 4; TRANSFER: Marshall
University, Huntington, West Virginia;
Alpha Chi Omega (Marshall).
WOOD, BETSY BENSON: Annandale,
Virginia; Degree, B.A.; Major, Spanish;
Minor, Political Science; Graduation, June,
1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Spanish Club, 1,
2, 3, 4; Capitol Club, 1, 2; Cotillion Club,
3, 4; Wesley Foundation, 1, 2; Young
Democrats' Club, 3, 4; Campus Carnival,
4 (Princess; International Relations Club,
3,4 (Publicity Chairman, 3, 4) .
WOODALL, JOAN CAROLYN: Gladys,
Virginia; Degree, B.S.; Major, History;
Minor, Social Sciences; Graduation, August,
1968; TRANSFER: Chowan, College;
ORGANIZATIONS: House Council, Stuart
Hall,3 (Fire Warden).
WOODS, CRYSTAL LEE: Roanoke, Virginia;
Degree, B.A.; Major, English,
Speech, and Drama; Minor, Sociology;
Graduation, june, 1968; ORGANIZATIONS:
Sophomore Counselor, 2; Curtain Clan, 3,
4; Choral Club, 3, 4 (President, 4); Choir,
1, 2 (Secretary, 1); YWCA, 1; Pansophia,
2, 3, 4 (Vice-President, 2; President, 3);
Baptist Student Union, 1, 2, (Freshman
Council, 1; Senior Council, 2); Intramurals,
2 (Volleyball); HONORS: Award, Best
Supporting Actress of Radford College, 3;
Alpha Psi Omega, 4; Director of "Which
of Us," 3; "Agatha" in "The Children's
Hour," 3; Chorus and understudy in "Stop
the 'world," 3; Rabbit in "The Bad Children,"
3.
YOUNG, DOROTHY ANN: Staunton, Virginia;
Degree, B.S.; Major, Biology; Minor,
Chemistry; Graduation, March, 1968; OR­
GANIZATIONS: Sophomore Counselor, 2;
United Campus Christian Fellowship, 2, 3,
4 (Vice - President, 3); HONORS: Dean's
List; Chi Beta Phi.
ZEIGLER, MARILYN ELIZABETH:
Tazewell, Virginia; Degree, B.S.; Major,
English; Minor, Speech and Drama; Graduation,
August, 1968; ORGANIZATIONS:
Legislative Representative from Floyd Hall,
4; House Councils, Draper Hall, 1 (Fire
Warden); Curtain Clan, 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee
Club, 4 (President); Baptist Student Union,
1; Young Republicans' Club, 3; Campus
Carnival, 3; HONORS: Dean's List; Award,
Best Actress, 2, 3; Alpha Psi Omega, 3,
4 (Vice - President); Campus Carnival,
Dorm Princess - Trinkler Hall.
ZETTL, CATHERINE BERNICE: Mc­
Lean, Virginia; Degree, B.A.; Major,
Chemistry; Minor, Mathematics; Graduation,
June, 1968; ORGANIZATIONS: Rules
Committee, 2; Athletic Association, 1, 2, 3,
4 (Head of Volleyball, 2; Head of Basketball,
3; President, 4); Monogram Club, 2,
3, 4 (Secretary, 3); Spanish Club, 1; Cosmopolitan,
1; Wesley Foundation, 1;
Westminster Fellowship, 3; Intramurals, 1,
2, 3, 4; Campus Carnival, 1, 3 (for Westminster
Fellowship); HONORS: Dean's
List; Rho Omega, 3 (Vice - President).
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As a student, I have profited by the
great emphasis placed upon those
factors involved in the production of
the '68 Bee Hive: hard work, creativity,
a sensitivity to the College environment,
cooperation with the Administration,
faculty, students, and
numerous others. I am confident that
this sentiment is also shared by each
member of the staff. Together we
have faced challenges, frustrations,
disappointments, and pleasures. Each
one of us has discovered a little more
clearly who she is, and what she can
accomplish. Added to this personal
reward, we will gain satisfaction if
each individual is pleased with a certain
aspect of our annual.
Such satisfaction would not be
possible, however, without the aid of
those who have been instrumental in
the realization of this edition. On behalf
of the 1968 Bee Hive Staff, I extend
a hearty "Thank You !"
Diana Rothenbuhler
Editor-in-Chief
Keys Printing Corporation
Mr. Ron W. Norman
The Administration and Faculty
Mr. Erwin U. Wright
Mr. Donald L. Campbell
Mr. B. J. Fuller
Ramsey's Studio
Lester's Foto Shop
The Dean of Women's Office
The Mailing and Duplicating; Office
\irs. Maxine C. Dillenger
\irs. Lorrayne Muncy
Radford College Student Body
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