Thursday, March 24, 1966
Order Of Valkyries Taps
Black - hooded figures with
burning candles and tolling
gong stalked the women's re
sidence halls and called forth
eight undergraduate women
and three honoraries to mem
bership in the Order of Val
kyries, the highest women's
honorary organization on cam
pus, in pre-dawn ceremonies
this morning.
Tapped were Ellen Beattie
Allen, Lyon, Miss.; Alice Kel
logg Gann, Atlanta; Linda
Yvonne Harrison, La Grange;
Mary Elizabeth Haverstock,
Roanoke Rapids; Jerri Thom
asine Meser, Raleigh; Anne
Greylin T. Reeves, Hunting
don Valley, Pa.; Carol Ann
Shaffer, Richmond, Va.
Mrs. Larry S. McDevitt, Mrs.
Mabel Brittain, and Mrs. Gra
ham Ramsay were tapped as
honoraries.
Valkyries, whose member
ship is limited to two per cent
of the women student body,
replaced Alpha Kappa Gam
ma in 1941. The order corre
sponds to the highest men's
honorary, Order of the Gold
en Fleece.
Women students are selected
on a basis of their ideals of
scholarship, leadership, char
acter and service.
Citations read as follows-
MISS ALLEN
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whose varied areas of contri
bution have included Student
Government, the University
Party, Residence hall leader
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ship and academic excellence.
Her warm personality, sincere
interest in others, dedicated
service and personal diligence
have earned for her the deep
respect of the University and
the love of its students."
MISS GANN . . . "One who
as President of East Cobb Dor
mitory and Secretary of the
Women's Residence Council,
has exhibited a high degree of
competency, dependability, and
quiet strength. In her work on
the WRC Rules Committee, as
in everything that she does,
Miss Gann has shown true in
dividuality and loyalty to her
convictions.
"Miss Gann has also de
monstrated unusual ability and
interest in her academic field
of English through her parti
cipation in the Honors Pro
gram." MISS HARRISON . . . "One
who has served the University
with sincere dedication and
without regard to personal re
cognition. Miss Harrison has
been an exemplary member of
the Women's Attorney General
Staff, president of her nursing
class, a member of Sigma
Theta Tau, and a member of
the Carolina Forum.
"She has shown true concern
for the welfare of those with
whom she works and lives, and
has earned the highest respect
of all who know her."
MISS HAVERSTOCK . . .
"One who has diligently ser
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ved as President of her dormi
tory and as Vice Chairman of
Women's Residence Council,
constantly demonstrating her
endless devotion to serving the
women students of the Univer
sity. "With sensitivity, initiative,
and an attitude of coopera
tion, Miss Haversotck has met
the challenge of revising wom
en's rules, consistently keep
ing in mind the welfare of the
University women. Her excel
lent performance and high
ideals will serve as guides to
future students."
MISS MOSER . . . ."One who
as President of the Carolina
Women's Council has strived
to bring about a more mean
ingful and happy life for dor
mitory women. She is com
mended for her contributions
to the Ad Hoc Committee on
the Residence College System,
to the Chancellor's Day Com
mittee, to the Women's Honor
Council as clerk, and to her
nursing class and profession.
Her warm and friendly man
ner have endeared her to
many."
MISS PEACOCK . . . "One
whose performances with t h e
Carolina Playmakers has
brought much enjoyment to the
University and to the Chapel
Hill area. Her many hours of
work both on the stage and
behind the scenes have contri
buted to the success of t h e
Playmakers' productions.
arrived
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'Vis? Peacock's dedication to
the field of dramatics coupled
with the charm and warmth
of her personality has gained
her the love and respect of her
colleagues."
MISS REEVES . . - "One
who is commended for her out
standing and superior execu
tion of the poisition of Wom
en's Attorney General. Miss
Reeves has exhibited dedica
tion, efficiency, and firmness
tempered with understanding
and gentleness.
"As a member of the Ad
Hoc Committee on Judicial Re
form, she represented women
students with conviction, de
monstrated her strong concern
for and belief in the Honor
System, and gained the genu
ine respect and friendship of
fellow students, faculty mem
bers and administrators. Miss
Reeves will long be remember
ed as a credit to her alma
mater."
MISS SHAFFER .... "One
who trhough extensive parti
cipation in campus activities
and superb organizational abil
ities has been an invaluable
member of the University com
munity. Her enthusiasm and
willingness to work have en
abled her to be an outstand
ing coordinator of freshmen
women.
"These qualities have, in ad
dition, been carried over into
her academic field of Nurs
ing, her membership on Wom-
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p residence Council, and
her sorority life, as an active
i-'an Hellenic representative,
-Uiss Shaffer is a dynamic
member of any group in which
s.it participates, serving as an
inspiration to her fellow stu-
dents.
MRS. BRITTAIN . . . ."One
yho has served the University
for almost ten years as an
outstanding housemother to se
veral thousand women stud
ents. Mrs. Brittain has dem
onstrated a generous devotion
and interest in her dormitory
residents giving both of her
time and of herself in order
to create for each a real and
warm home. She is one to
whom many have turned in
times of trouble and for whom
many feel a genuine love and
respect."
MRS. McDEVITT . . . "One
who is known for her sensiti
vity to the feelings of others
and her sincere interest in stu
dents. Mrs. McDevitt, as assis
tant to the Dean of Women,
has given encouragement to
Women's Orientation, strength
to Panhellenic, and has been
a friend to all who meet her.
Her personal warmth and en
thusiasms for any task make
her one to be loved and ad
mired." MRS. RAMSAY . . . "One
who is an inspiration to a 1 1
who know her. As hostess of
Whitehead Hall, she is respon
sible for the rare fraternal spi-
rit which prevades her dor-
mitory, and has earned the un-
qualified devotion of countless
students,
"Mrs. Ramsay, an integral
part of campus life, worked
with the Playmakers, served
as secretary in three separate
University departments, and
now contributes willinelv to
numerous administrative com
mittees with enthusiasm and
fairness. Her character teach
es by example, for she is gift
ed with a unique understand
ing of people."
The new tapees join 18 oth
er members of the honorary
organization. They are Pennv
Scovil of Raleigh. Kathy Cau-
ble of Hickory, Madeline Gray
of Charlotte, Muff Gibson of
Chapel Hill, Eunice Milton of
Marianna, Fla., Diana Foote
of Chapel Hill, Sherry O'Don-
nell of Anandale, Va., Susan
Gretz of Hendersonville. Sue
Guerry of Durham, Mary
Susan Kirk of Raleigh, Miriam
Lane of Durham, Leith Mer
row of Alexandria, Va., Eli
zabeth Taylor of Chapel Hill,
Mary Gray Teague of Fayette
ville, Sylvia Wall of Albemarle,
Camilla Walters of Greens
boro, David Wilborn of Raleigh,
and Joan Woodworth of St.
Petersburg, Fla.
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