NOVEMBER 4, 1965
THE TWIG
PAGE 7
Meredith Volleyball Team Has Chance at NCAA
The Meredith Volleyball Team is 16-4
going Into thteir final match against
Greensboro College Monday. Octotser
2B. The Angels have had a wonderful
season so far and are anxiously waiting
to hear if they will get a bid .to the NCAA
tournament.
Last Saturday Meredith played two
very tough teams — St. Andres and
ACC. The pressure was on for the Angels
to perfonn, and they did just that. Dr.
MEREDITH VS.
Chambiee felt that the match against St.
Andrews was the best match Meredith
has played in two years! Overall the An
gels have played well all year, having
only a few lapses. In the Chowan game
Friday night, the Angels just couldn't
seem to pull it together, but they ma
naged to get back at Chowan on their
home ten-ltory last Tuesday night. Both
Catonsvllle Community College and
Chowan Junior College are ranked better
than 17 In the nation. The Angels feel
that If they had a second chance to play
Catonsvllle they would certainly beat
them. Of the four losses on Meredith's
record. Catonsvllle is the only team that
the Angels have not beat. This being the
case, it looks as though the Meredith
Volleyball Team should have a good
chance at getting a bid to the NCAA,
Catonsvllle Community College
Chowan
St. Andrew/s
ACC
Chowan
Shaw
Wesleyan
Greensboro
Total Record 16-4
SCORES
9-15. 4-15
16-14, 6-15, 13-15
8-15, 15-12, 15-7
15-11, 15-5
8-15, 16-14, 15-13
15-10, 15-1
12-15, 14-16
15-9, 15-9
PLAYER OF THE MATCH
Nancy Ratcliff
Sue Reese
Oalinda Dunn and
Paulina Romo Leroux
Nancy Ratcliff
Karen Mann
Sue Reese
Daiinda Dunn and
Paulina Romo Leroux
McQuire -
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chaplains who are active in each branch
are Southern Baptist wonien, according
to McGuire. Her interest in the Navy
spring from her brother’s enlistment and
the excitement of others already in the
chaplaincy program. McGuire relishes
the thought of being a "missionary in
uniform.” Even as a child IvlcGuire was
beginning to develop an interest in tf>e
military. She remembers flipping through
the encyclopedia and studying the differ
ent branches of the armed services. "I
was particularly interested in what the
women did, wore and were c^led,"
McGuire recalls.
Although McGuire admits her “strug
gle is dealing with the unknown," she
tries to live for the present and let tomor
row take care of itself.”
For relaxation McGuire enjoys tra
velling, cycling, water and snow skiing
and driving. “I like to be alone and when I
am atone I appreciate it," says McGuire
as the telephone tings and a student an
nounces she will be right over to pick up
a discount movie ticket. “I like to drive
alone. It’s the time for me.” McGuire also
enjoys travelling alone when possible.
When asked her philosophy of life,
McGuire responds withasmile, “you can
be who you want to be through motiva
tion and determination.’’
STAY TUNED
FOR
VOLLEYBALL INTRAMURALS
There Is a Place
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reers these can t>e picked up through the
job market.
Dulaney said that the characteristics
of a I iberal arts graduate is a person who
whoisan^lvelifelong learner, a skilled
communicator, in touch with the pre
sent, and sensitive to ethical dimen
sions. In other words, a student inter
ested in entering the business world
needs to learn, relate and choose, along
with being able to think, reason and forni
a judgment.
The purpose of a liberal arts degree is
not to get a job, but to better equip stu
dents to deal with life.
IT IS TRUE!
There Is No Free Lunch
MONTHLY COST PER CAMPUS PHONE
Installation Charges at $44.03
(prorated over nine months)
Monthly Charge - Touch-Tone Phone
(exclusive of charge for special features)
Avg. Monthly Long-Distance Charges
(Actual Aug.-Sept. figures)
TOTAL MONTHLY SAVINGS PER PHONE
WITHOUT
CAMTEL
$4.89
$20,25
$60.42
WITH
CAMTEL
$0,00
$18,00
$50.67
SAVINGS
$4.89
$2,25
$9,75
$16.89^
BUT, WHAT’S WRONG WITH A NICE DINNER FOR TWO ONCE A MONTH!
ENJOY, COMPLIMENTS OF
CHARLES E. TAYLOR, jR.
Meredith College Campus Teiecommunfcations System President for Business and Finance
Meredllh College *9800 Hillsborough Street
Raleigh, NC 27607-5298 • 829-8516