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Newest Members of ‘Old Students Club’ Reflect on Time at Carolina


Judy Heller Knauer ’67 said she was a bit hesitant when it came to reserving her spot at the Old Students Club Luncheon, even for a free lunch. “The title ‘Old Students Luncheon’ was a little off-putting to me,” she said. “But if we’re the youngest of the old students, I guess that feels good.” James Lee Love, class of 1884, named the Old Students Club. (UNC General Alumni Association)

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