Louisburg College - Oak Yearbook (Louisburg, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1980 volume:

ci l 1 1 7 i From A to Z 1980 Oak Volumn 57 Louisburg College Louisburg, North Carolina Index Theme 2- 3 A-Z 4-151 Directory 152-159 Ads 160-164 Theme 165-168 Staff Editor Julie Hinnant Layout Editor Wanda Wyatt Layout Margaret Best Copy Editor Randy Sandlin Advertising Johnny Horton Photo Editor Julie Moore Adviser Bob Brueckner A Louisburg College: From A to Z . . . from the excitement of all-nighters to the boredom of zilch. More than 700 students coming from 7 states and 7 foreign countries to the slow southern living of Louisburg. What brings them here? Many things. But whatever the reason, they come, and they grow. Ask any sophomore. (Well, almost any sophomore.) He will tell you that he has changed at Lou-U. He ' s ma- tured; physically, intellectually and spiritually. Some grow more than oth- ers, but that ' s what it ' s all about. From A to Z From A to Z Mfc A A is for Allnighters. Remember being up all night working on that important term project that you just started the day before that it was due? Of course, you should have started sooner. You promised yourself you wouldn ' t put it off like you usually do, but somehow you find yourself grimly facing another all-nighter. Since you ' ve done it before, you know what to expect. All the stages are familiar; you begin about eight with the confidence that you ' ll be through by four and get a couple of hours sleep, but it never seems to work out that way. Twelve to three are the hardest hours. Everybody else in the world is asleep. By dawn you feel like a walking zombie. As you walk in class that morning, everyone else can tell 4 All-nighters what you did last night. The all-nighters do have their rewards; sleep never felt so good and the wonderful feeling to be able to say that It ' s finished. Many all-nighters are spent socializing (getting to know that friend from Psych class, sharing secrets with your roommate or just a group of friends getting together). Afternoons at Lou-U are a welcome time during the day. Everyone has their own special thing. To the sunwor- shippers, its tossing frisbees on the lawns in front of the dorms, or laying out in the sun. There is always an occa- sional skateboarder or lacrosse player. Others like to recuperate from the night before or rest-up for the up-coming one. Naps are sometimes a wel- come relief from the enveloping tensions of the life of a student. Escapism can be found in the soap operas. On many halls at three o ' clock everyone is huddled around the television interested in what is going to happen to Luke and Laura on General Hospital. At Lou-U it is evident that anything goes. Afternoons B is for the Beasties . B Picture this: 7:30 in the morning a Lou-Uer stag- gers into the cafeteria wearing last night ' s T-shirt and baggy jeans. He makes his way over to the milk machine and gets himself a drink. Relief appears upon his face, and he slowly stumbles out the door with a look of satisfaction. Sound familiar? I guess that everyone gets the beasties every now and then (some more than others). Backgammon is a favorite indoor game of many people at Louisburg College. In the past couple of years it has gained in popularity with an amazing amount of speed. Beasties On a lot of warm weekends, the Lou-U students go to the beach. Whether it be Atlantic, Carolina or Myrtle, we go to soak up the rays (actually trying to catch up with the ones who cut classes all week out by Drake Beach ) St. Paul ' s Episcopal Church in Louisburg sponsored a refugee family of 13 from Vietnam this year. The Ta Fam- ily belonged to the much pitied group of Boat People . They left their home in Saigon in October of 1978 with an unknown destination, and little food or money, but with the help of Lou-Y ' s Christian Life Council the house just outside Louisburg was prepared and donations were made. Now the Ta Family is adjusting well to the United States. Of all of the beasts from Lou-U, we ' ll always remem- ber Ralph, school mascot, who mysteriously disappeared last summer. Ralph, wherever you are, we love you. Boat People Soph. Officers Frosh. Officers 4tfe Entertainment Comm. SGA 8 Clubs Alpha Pi Epsilon Phi Theta Kappa w I 1 K J J ■ ■r J9 I V V 4B V M Ht P k rj «| KAA K B 7 ■ 1 A mI ■11 , ' 1 I R$ 1 A 1 . 1 1 k  Jj LI 1 k 1 1 Clubs 9 Alpha Beta Gamma French Club Spanish Club 10 Clubs Christian Life Council Appalachian Trail White Water Club Psi Chi Sigma Clubs 11 LC Ensemble 1 Glee Club LC Players Columns Photo Club Collegian Clubs 13 Cultural Events Floyd Cramer National Opera Company Atlanta Jazz Les Brown Herb Kaplow North Carolina Ballet Theatre Cultural Events I J c Commuters make up a large portion of our student body at Louisburg; many coming from Alert, Bunn, or Youngsville. We have students from 9 foreign countries at Lou-U this year. They came to get an education in this small town, to learn about our customs and to get to know all of us better. Everyone will always remember Safari wearing one of his three piece suits and the Lebanese guys in the cafeteria eating lunch with their outspoken leader, Fadhi. It is evident that there are a lot of special people on our campus if we just reach out and meet them. 16 Commuters last hui noi least, don ' t forget ( lipid ' s Bow. it strikes when you leasl expet i it. Bui nevertheless it strikes anyway. It h.is in the past and it will in the future. Cupid ' s Bow 1 7 Davis Davis, 3rd floor is where the men ' s basketball team lives. Conversation up there includes basketball, basketball and more basketball. All of the guys on the team grow very close; sort of like a big family. Go up there sometime and you ' ll hear the thud of a basketball being dribbled in the hall. (Davis inhabitants are also known for dribbling to the front of the cafeteria line.) ■::fi!-r| 18 Dorms ilff lli Franklin The most famous wards of Franklin live in the Franklin II Zoo. They change sheets hanging on their balcony like a neon sign attracting people to drop on in and set a spell. The Zoo even has T-shirts designed by their resident-ariisl house counselor, )im Hunt. |im McNeil, a resident of the Zoo, has written a song entitled (what else) The Zoo. The third verse and chorus are as follows: Now I ' m hopein you ' ll come and see me real soon, Even if you think that I ' m a loon. And if you haven ' t heard the latest as you usually do, I ' m living in Louisburg ' s Franklin II Zoo. Chorus. Spending my life in the Zoo, Spending m life in the Zoo, No matter what you say or do, I ' m spending my life in the Zoo. The Zoo has gained a sort of cult following. Of course there is a Franklin III. They ' re a crazy, bunch of fun-loving guys, too. Kenan Kenan is the place to be on cam- pus. It ' s the only co-ed dorm at Lou- U; the first and second floors housing women and the third, men. Life in Ke- nan is probably not much different from life in any other dorm, but it is a big challenge for the women to sur- vive. Firecrackers going off at ungodly hours, homemade cannons, and wa- ter balloons dropped on your head from third floor immediately come to mind. Then there were the annoying little things that disturbed people trying to study (both of them). Things like all-night parties, the phone that constantly rang but was never an- swered, and the music which was al- ways too loud. Of course a lot of fun things happened; like hall-slides on first floor, the close Kenan com- radeship that ultimately prevailed, fi- nally making friends with the guys up- stairs, and hanging around with your buddies on the hall. Kenan really is the best of both worlds . 20 Dorms i Hillman is one of the most fun-lov- ing places on campus. It is known for being a completely different world from the rest of campus. You can al- ways find someone to talk to. Com- radeship is evident here. Loud music is inevitable in Hillman. Hillman is noted for its pebble-beach (sun- bathing mecca), frisbee on the lawn and its separation from the rest at the campus, lust go on over there any- time, the boys are always dead-ready for a good time. Hillman Dorms 21 Main Main building has a few dorm rooms in it. (Not many stu- dents can say that they live in a historic site). Main dwellers are in the middle of Davis and Franklin dorms, and they seem to hang around with some of those guys. Main build- ing was opened in 1857 as Louisburg Female College and is the oldest brick building on campus. 22 Main Merritt Merrill houses a quite diversified group of girls. Mam ot the female athletes live here; basketball and volleyball players. Then there are the preps and the fun-lovers. Of course in any dorm ou can find a wide variety of people. Once this year Merritt played a game called The Room-mate Game, fashioned after The Newlywed Game. It ' s ama ing how much you can learn about a person after living with them a lew short months. Some people were shocked that their roommates had learned so much about them. All in all, it was a lot of fun, .is many girls decided that they wouldn ' t want to trade roommates and that Merritt really is ,1 ni e plai e to live. Merritt 23 Patten Patten dorm has gained the reputation of being the Big House for the Big Boys . Almost everyone is familiar with Patten ' s nightly get-togethers on 2nd floor. Patten seems to have a unique sense of brotherhood and friendship be- tween its inhabitants. Since there are a lot of baseball play- ers living in Patten, they show great sportsmanship in their many contests with the Franklin II Zoo. Patten seems to win these all the time. Hillman may have a mellow bunch, but Patten is always wide-open. After visiting Patten, I sensed a feeling of comradeship and pride for their dorm. Wright Wright dorm is known lor its long derm meeting, close friendships on each hall, and its inill sessions in the hall mentioning Miss ( lara Bass, long-term resident dorm coun- bathrooms Wright dorm is quiet at times, so its pretty easy selor, she is always ready to give advice and aid someone to study; but every once in a while everything breaks loose, who needs help. Alter living in Wright, .1 family feeling It would seem an injustk e to mention Wright Dorm without pervades W right 25 The Daily Drudgery of Classes seem to get all of us down every now and then. Remember those mornings when you woke up at 8:15 a.m. for your 8:00 a.m. class? Some days just seem to drag on and on. Weekends are a welcome relief to the life of a student. End of the week jaunts down to Chick ' s are some of the happy times that make up for the Daily Drudgery of Classes. 26 The Daily Drudgery of Classes Don ' t forget those Daring (K)nights of Adventure! All of those nights thai you and your buddies visited your friends of the opposite sex on open dorm nights, going from room to room. The mid-week trips to Crazy Zacks and Edwards come to mind, as you test out your shagging abilities to the Embers singing, I Love Beach Music. Yes, many (K)nights of Ad- venture come to mind when thinking about this year at Louisburg. Damsels in distress, you need not look far, be- cause Sir Lancelot does live in Louis- burg. There are always a couple of daring knights lurking about some- where. )ust look around. Daring (K)nights of Adventure 27 If Our Town Louisburg College and the surrounding commu- nity enjoyed three ex- cellent productions by the Louisburg College Players this year. The plays in- cluded Our Town, My Three Angels, and Look Homeward Angel. Mr. Charley-John Smith, drama professor, has proved to be an excellent addition our college faculty with his undertaking of much- needed theatre renova- tions, and the revival of in- terest in drama that has taken place. D Look Homeward Angel 28 Drama .. — .:- ■{ - ' ■ ■ '  I sohol E is for Energy (or lack of it). This year, we all felt the squeeze of the energy crunch. It seems that some types of energy can be found at Lou-U, but better sources must be round for the future. The CLC successfully raised money for Easter Seals this year for crippled children. E Energy (or lack of it) 29 F The annual Folk Festival was an exicting event this year. The weekend included street dancing, arts and crafts exhibitions, a whistling contest and talented musi- cians playing in the Auditorium. The grand prize winner was Bobby St. Sing, a LC sophomore playing his fiddle. The vocal award went to the Beaux Gestes from Alert, and the clogging award to the Pigeon Valley Cloggers. I think that everyone will remember young Clifton Preddy from Franklinton who could out-clog just about any- body. The Folk Festival is a good ole country hoe- down with lots of fiddling, laughter, and good times. 30 Folk Festival Folk Festival 31 Louisburg College is located in Franklin County, an easy going and basically rural county. Small communities make up a large portion of the population such as Slosh, Lick Skillet, S ' lert, Alert, Royal, Youngsville, Wood, White Level, Daddysville, and Pine Ridge. The list almost seems endless. Agriculture is one of the main sources of income. Franklin really is a charming place to live. 4 32 Franklin County Four-wheeling is another favorite past-time to those .it Lou-U with a 4- WD truck. It ' s amazing to tmcl some ot the places thai a tru( k will go. (it ' s •4re.1t to gel stu( k .hkI have some- body with .1 4-WD to pull you out.) One thing you can line) on campuses anywhere is lost freshmen during the tirst few weeks ot si hool. Freshmen (Lost) 33 F is for Faces. During the year we all saw a variety of faces; happy faces, sad ones, excited ones and bored ones. But we ' ll all remember the faces of Louisburg with a happy smile upon our face, because Louisburg was a special place for us. One of the favorite out-d oor pas- times at Lou-U was frisbee throwing. It kept many from being ultimately bored. 34 Faces G Cj is tor Graduation. With exams fin- ished, graduates awaited the end of the year while Freshmen anticipated the next one. Goodbyes. A couple of words spoken in a memorized manner, a slight movement of limbs in unison and then seconds of time pass into the many minutes and the beginning ot unknown futures. Smiles, familiar faces to embrace and remember. Tears crawl down your face while you think, Enjoyed the time I spent with you, your friendship and your compam. Goodbyes fade. Keep in touch .... Graduation 35 H H is for Hallslides and Halloween. First floor Kenan is known for their hallslides. Every now and then the girls throw down some suds and splash a little water for some instant fun! H is also for Halloween. We had a Halloween dance this year, awarded the creatures with the best costumes, and then headed on down to Chick ' s for a Halloween party with the locals. A lot of strange ghouls walked around Louisburg that night. 1 36 Hallslides Halloween 37 I is for Ignorance is Bliss . When sleeping in class is more frequent than sleeping in bed, it seems that since you have to stay up all night studying ignorance would be blissful. Except for all the work, everyone at Louisburg does seem to enjoy themselves. 3o Ignorance is Bliss I is also for Intelligentsia. v e all have to put in a little time with the books during our sta .it Louisburg and occasion- ally burn a little midnighl oil. stuck habits .ire as individual as students-lying dow n instead of sitting up, to the musi i t Pink Floyd instead of quiet, eating junk food or drinking Mountain Dew. Intelligentsia 39 J ) is for logging from their dorm rooms. Jogging soon It seems that when spring rolls around becomes a favorite. The junk-food a fever creeps into bodies and does junkies have pounds to roll away, so strange things. Television becomes a jogging is a good idea and kind of thing of the past (except for the soap fun. operas) and people start creeping I is also for Joking Around. This can 40 logging be found in abundance at Lou-U. Good times, good friends and high aspirations immediately come to mind. Occasionally youll hear a It ' s been real and it ' s been tun, but it hasn ' t been real good tun, but we all know that isn ' t true. Louisburg docs have a lot of otter. Getting out and meeting different people is one of the best experieni es at I ou-U. Joking Around r I 42 Karate K is for Karate. Eddie Green, a freshman with a black belt in karate taughl a ( lass this year for students who were interested in learning about the martial arts. The group that participated was small, but the ones that did come learned a lot about an unfamiliar subject. It was real interesting to watch those gu s in action. Karate 43 NORTH CAROLINA ' S BEST KEPT SECRET! Louisburg is the coeducational ju- nior college of the North Carolina Conference of The United Methodist Church. As a junior college it has served primarily three types of stu- dents: those who seek a solid aca- demic foundation in order to transfer to a four-year college; those who seek to bridge the gap between high school and a large institution by at- tending a junior college capable of giving them personal attention; and those who plan terminal work, pri- marily in the field of business. Louis- burg College is located in Louisburg, the county seat of Franklin County, in eastern North Carolina. The College is situated on the highest point of land in the town, and its buildings com- mand a fine view of the surrounding country and the valley of the Tar River. 44 Lou-U SITE PLAN - ■—.. r i OOt SBTJRO IK X LAW COLLEGE ACAtftpf f CI A «C HI TIC V IP lEIol u A fund drive called the Third Century C ampaign has been introduced by the Board of Trustees. Wore than SI million in pledges have alread) been ro eived. Proposed distribution of the fund will include $800,000 for an En- dowment Fund to strengthen the academic program; $550,000 for a Sustaining Fund; $300,000 tor a Main- tenance Endowment of the new building, and $750,000 for approximately one half of the cost tor an auditorium theatre-chapel complex. Plans also are being de eloped lor ,i new science building and an extension ol the school ' s library. Sc hool officials hope to raise a total of $8 million b the bicentennial year. Lou-U 45 One place in the Louisburg area has certainly proved to be a haven for Lou-Uers: Laurel Mill. Everyone at Louisburg makes a trip to Laurel Mill, sooner or later. This is the ultimate sun-bathing spot, because when you get hot, the icy water of the mill pond is waiting for you. It seems that the more daring get in first (don ' t forget the sign on the Mill wall that says, Please Don ' t Kill the Snakes ). Yes, Laurel Mill is a lovely place for stu- dents to go, or anybody for that matter. We only hope that the Mill will be preserved for future generations so everyone will be able to enjoy it. During the May Day Dance this year, Gigi Sugg was crowned May Queen by las t year ' s Homecoming Queen, Belinda Edwards. Since we didn ' t have Homecoming at Lou-U this year, May Day was created and was a big success ending with a semi-formal dance. 46 Laurel Mill May Court WW arol Stevens Gigi Sugg, May Queen Lisa O ' Neal anne Stranahan Angela Woodard Mitzi Muli In May Court 47 Anyone who has ever lived on campus can tell you about Mystery Meat. And not by choice. This is a favorite concoction of Tom Cafeteria, served-up in a vari- ety of fashions. The most familiar form is fried and covered with gravy. The origin of this meat is unknown, but everyone eats it anyway. Remember Ralph, the school mascot, who mysteriously disappeared last summer.... 48 Mystery Meat M is also lor Monkeying-Around. (A favorite past-time at Lou-U). There is a myriad ol a s to monkey- around. Whether it is going to parties, ongregating on the front lawn with sour buddies, sitting on the wall in front ol the student (enter or hull sessions m sour suite-mate ' s room; monkeying-around does play an integral part ol your lite at I on is burn. I he choice is sours. Monkeying-Around 49 N is for Night Life. It ' s eleven o ' clock Thursday evening, and visitation rights are over. It ' s time to reapply that makeup, tuck in those Izod shirts, and head on over to 108 W. Nash. (Oh, the name isn ' t familiar?) Well, perhaps the Sportslife Preserve rings a bell? If not, you ' re probably accustomed to the name of Chick ' s. Yes, Chick ' s is the place to be on Thursday nights. On your left, Louisburg College students and the Franklin County locals line the bar and regard you with interest as you enter. On your right, you notice students crammed into booths and perched on tabletops, and you try to squeeze by. In the middle lies the infamous Chick ' s dance floor and the even more notorious jukebox. A solitary couple shags to the beat of beach music and you watch with some others for awhile, and then drift on. At the back of the room stand the pool tables and pinball machines. These apparatuses are in high de- mand, and people wait patiently on the sidelines for their turn at the green felt or red plastic buttons. All around you are people, people, and more people. Suddenly, you feel as if you belong in this smoke-filled place, and the feeling ' s good. For some reason, Chick ' s has a special charisma, a special charm. It ' s a special meeting place for special people. 50 Night Life ? Nighl Life 51 52 Ori ginality SS: FRAN KLIN r ( ) is lor originality . . . One thing you ( an sec al Louisburg College is in abundant e ol originality . The Franklin 2 Zoo is living proof. They arc always up to one crazy antic or another. Go up there any Thursday night and you ' ll see that it truly is a oo. How many people do you know at school with a t-shirt from the (its Council in Bunn? Wildman astonished everyone at the intramural field at the beginning ol the e.ir with his daring aerial teats. Remember the gu s trying to keep their Florida tans on the roof of Hillman in 60 degree weather? How about the bunch of girls who went l -wheeling in the snow, zig-zagging through the trees in front of Hillman? If you ' re looking for originality at Lou-l I, |ust turn around. You won ' t have to look far. Originalih jj HONK! SCREECH! SMASH! EXPLETIVE DELETED! These are familiar sounds at Louisburg College. And they will probably continue to invade our tender eardrums until the parking facilities are increased. (Gosh, I ' m sorry, Dr. Norris, I really didn ' t know that this space with Pres- ident painted on it was your parking space!) The ex- cuses go on and so do the parking violation tickets. Per- haps the patrons, in their quest for the new classroom buildings, can provide for a little more parking space. But, until then, beware of an elderly man in a trench coat and Irish walking cap with a pencil and pad in his hand. 54 Parking Problems QoIvwfa, Saturday, October 29, 1979, was .1 very special day tor some people. It was Par- ent ' s Day at Louisburg College. Moms and dads were swarming all over the college campus, trying to see what Junior and ' A ' un, |ane were up to. 1 he signed in at the Cecil W. Robbins Library, and then made their way to the ( Building, while inside, they heard from Dean Brown and the President of the S.G.A., David Williams, rhey were also entertained by the Louis- hurt; ( ollege Ensemble. M terwards, it was time to dig into Tom ( .Helena ' s tried hit ken and mashed potatoes. (Little do they know that we get this spei ialty one e in a blue moon!) Then they met with the members ol the faculty in their offices. They also checked out the dormitory rooms. The beds were made, the tloors were swept, and the memo bo.irds wen shined to a high finish; alter all, there is .1 first time for everything, fter finally having to lean your room, sou disc over that there really is a floor. Mom and Dad left here smiling, tor Louisburg is a nit e pla e to send Junior and W.ir |ane. Parent ' s Day 55 What is bright pink, bright green, and button-downed all over? You guessed it! The Preppies! The Preppies are an elite group of people at Louisburg College. They hang around together eat to- gether and wear clothes together. They are most noted for their Izod shirts, socks, sweaters, ribbon-watch bands, wool skirts penny-loafers, and country club hats. (The preppies at Lou-U are definitely the utmost in refinement.) It ' s not too hard to become a Preppie. That is, if you want to be- come one. All you will need is an add-a-bead necklace, argyle socks, bright multi-colored ribbons for your hair, and a smile. You see, the Preppies are a happy bunch of people, and they try to make other people happy, too. So, if you ' re down and out, run over to your local designer prep shop, and spend your life savings on Pre- ppie clothes. You ' ll fit in and be happy with these people. (But you ' ll also be broke!) 56 Preppies Preppies 57 Photographers suffer long darkroom hours. They make the world spin with the shots they take. Since there are not many pictures of photographers in year- books, we decided to include a few. Usually the photographers are on the wrong side of the lens and most photog- raphers would prefer it that way. 58 Photographers People People jrj Office of the President J. Allen Norris, Jr., President Thomas S. Yow, III, Administrative Assistant l the President Betty H. Smith, Executive Secretary to the President Nancy G. White, Secretary to the Administrative Assistant and Switchboard Supervisor 60 Administration Office of the Academic Dean ( hiu.inl Brown. |r.. Academic Dean Waller N. McDonald, Educational Dc-irlopmi-nt Officer and Coor- dinator of Continuing Education Programs Mar V Hughes. Secretary to the- Academic Dc-an Brii Sue ' ( ollins, Sec retary to the Educational Development Officer Administration CM Office of the Dean of Students Patricia S. Morgan, Assistant Dean of Students lames M. White, Acting Director of Counseling Services J. Craig Eller, Dean of Students Marie P. Allen, Secretary to the Dean of Students 62 Administration triene Hodges Registered Nurse Kuhv v Iniitcr, Infirnur) Resident Assistant Office of the Registrar il . ►  ' Zelda G. Coor. Registrar s.imlr.i A. Beaslev, Secretary to the Registrar Administration 63 Billy C. Parrish, Comptroller Toni A. Joyner, Secretary to the Comptroller Sharon Moore, Bookkeeper Business Office Donna Perdue, Payroll and Accounts Receivable Clerk 64 Administration Office of Development and Alumni Affairs lames L. Lanier, )r. Director of Development and Alumni Affairs Virginia L. Dement, Secretary to the Director of Development and Alumni Affairs Virginia P. Mitchiner, Secretary, Development and Alumni Affairs Office Administration 65 Office of Admissions Martha Mitchell, Assistant Director of Admissions Steven E. Brooks, Director of Admissions V. Carolyn Strickland, Assistant to the Director of Admissions Frances W. Stone, Assistant Director of Financial Aid Kay H. Downing, Admissions Counselor 66 Administration Physical Plant Office of Cultural and Public Affairs S. Allen de Hart, Director of Cultural and Public Affairs Robert J. Brueckner, Public Affairs Assistant Marie C. Riggan, Secretary to the Director of Cultural and Public Affairs 68 Administration Cecil W. Robbins Library ludilh B. Parrish, Hi-ad 1 1ln.1n.1n Josephine P. Zealand, Assistant Librarian C nthia Louise Pur ear, Assistant Librarian Eleanor N. Averetle, Library Secretary Terressa T. Roberge, Director of the Audiovisual Center Elsa Craig Yarborough, Librarian Administration 69 Candy Jones, Postmistress Sidney Earl Stafford, Chaplain Myrtle C. King, Director of Housing Thomas N. DeBenedittis, Director of Saga Earl H. Tharrington, Chief Security Officer Food Service W. Floyd Murray, Security Officer Other Administrative and Staff Personnel George Edwards, Traffic Control Officer 70 Administration Business Department David Whitman Shearin, Department Chair- man and Associate Professor 01 Business Parker Lumpkin, Instructor of Business lavs Betsey Leonard Pernell, Professor of Business Deryl Winston Martin, Instructor of Econom- Diana Faye Dolackv, Instructor of Business Lavs its and Business Education Education Administration I Department of English Dr. Michael H. Palmer, Department Chairman and Professor of English |. Craig Eller, Professor of English Arnold L. Wright, Professor of English Umphrey Lee, Professor of English lames A. Williams, Professor of English Donald Ellis Secreast, Instructor of English Administration 73 Fine and Performing Arts Charles M. Smith, Assistant Professor of Drama Sarah Elizabeth Foster, Professor of Music Charles Joseph Farmer, Professor of Religion and Photography 74 Administration A ' % lulia Holl Kornegay, Instructor of Art Raymond W. Mize, |r., Humanities Department of Foreign Languages Harrietle H. Sturges, Part-lime Instructor of French Celia A. Fryer, Part-time Assistant Instructor of Spanish Administration 75 Department of Mathematics Grady K. Snyder, Professor of Mathematics Zach Davis Cox, Jr., Instructor of Mathematics - -U I Roberta Lynn Sloan, Instructor of Mathematics Stephen |. Howard, Assistant Instructor of Mathematics 7b Administration Department of Health Physical Education Russell V. Fra ier, Professor of Physical Education, Athletic Director and Baseball Coach Ruth M. Cooke, Professor of Physical Education Paul L. Sanderford, |r., Women ' s Basketball Coach and Assistant Instructor of Recrea- tion and P.E. I Enid Drake, Associate Professor of Phssi- cal Education and Men ' s Basketball Coach Sheilah R. Cotten, Instructor of Phvskal Education, Tennis Coach, Vollevball Coach Austin U. Ayscue, Sports Information Director Administration 77 Department of Religion Philosophy Charles J. Farmer, Professor of Religion Sidney E. Stafford, Chaplain and Professor of Religion Walter N. McDonald, Professor of Religion Dr. Mac L. Ricketts, Professor of Religion 78 Faculty Department of Science Biology Felton R. Nease, Professor of Biology Janet Hatley, Instructor of Biology Selh Washburn, Department Chairman, Professor of Biology William R. Rose, Professor of Biology Faculty 79 Department of Psychology S. Allen de Hart, Chairman and Professor of Psychol- fames Melton White, Jr., Instructor of Psychology ogy 8r 80 Administration Department of Physics and Chemistry TPlf CUra Wrifthl Frj ier, Instructor ol Chi-mislrv ( K.n Pruclli ' . Professor of Chemistr) and Prnsiis F t uult 81 Robert A. Butler, Professor of Sociology William E. Downey, Instructor of Social Work Social Studies Dr. George-Anne Willard, Professor of History Robert E. Rector, Professor of History Wayne D. Benton, Professor of History 82 Faculty Dedication We, the 1980 Oak Staff proudly dedicate this yearbook to the Louisburg College Board of Trustees. Behind every well organized, smoothly op- erating enterprise there must be hours of work, preparation, and uncalculable amounts of expended energy. Without our Board of Trustees the school would certainly be a fail- ure. In their quest for the Third Century Cam- paign the Board has contributed a million dollars altogether. With their plans for an ex- panded and modern campus, the Board gives us a feeling of pride in knowing that Louisburg College will remain the fine institution of learning that it has always been; all because of their efforts. For their kindness, the under- standing, the sound judgment, the imparting of knowledge and the endless services we say Thank You. In deep humility and in acknowledgement of your many efforts to our development, we proudly dedicate this yearbook to you, our Board of Trustees. Dedicati on 83 Sophomores Cecil Craig Allen Dean A. Andrews Teri Allen Gerald Atwater |enny Sue Allsbrook Rhonda Lynn Aulry Debbie Barnes Carolyn Ann Ball 84 soph omores Jeffrey t or i BarlMiur Frankie lou Bartholomew Gregory Keith Bartl Margaret Ann Best Steven Vinson Bobhilt Rita Marie Borg St oil Wimlow Bornemann Tamm lorene Boswell David Wayne Boyette Sophomores 03 Sharon Lynn Bradshavv Anthony Branch Michael Brian Breeding Angie Marie Brewer C.W. Brower, Jr. Benjamin Eugene Burke Kathy Lynne Bullard Patricia Lynne Burnette Carlton Hall Byrd 86 Soph omores T -dd Rrid (.i-rmcll kjri ' n Eli abt ' Ih ( okei Dunn.i I .uiri-lli- Creef Robin l nn ( to) Les ( Union C ullins ( onnie Faye ( n-nsh m Cynthia Dtoimc ( lements V S3 j Doniu lean Cooke ' CI o Ihomjs Hd w(H d ( rudup Sophomores o7 Sylvia Collen Currin ■ Sharon Faye Daughtie Cheryl Elizabeth Davis Debra Moseley Faulkner Bobbie L. Finch Neal Fletcher 88 Soph omores llllilllCI lllMl.lll Cindy Lnu Flora Venious Diana Floyd lydia A. Ford Sheila Frances Foster Adele Jennelte Gardner Lisa Celslon Mar Carlene Coins Kenneth Ross Gurganus Sophomores Ozf Rebecca Anne Hale Carl B. Hardee Valerie Hallenbeck Tamara Marie Hansgen Cheryl Perry Harris Edward A. Harris, III  : % Leonard Harrison Tanya Marie Hayes Greg Headen SHJ Sophomores Sara l nne Hester lei h Ann Hint ' s lulu- Ann Minn.ml kimberly Ann Minimi Samuel H. Hocutl, III Gil Hollon J I). ,1111.1 Ruth Hopkins Carl Bradford Hopper Sophomores j Gregory Allen Hunt (errianne Inscoe Judy Rae Ivey Stephen David lohnson Leora Sam |ones Timothy B. Knobeloch Cathy Lassiter 92 Sophomores s Kiuialil CCflC I aw rem • fdward Thomas Lee Marvin Henry Leggell • ndv Benjamin llo d Fdward Lee Lockeharl Cynthia Gav Um s Waller |. Malone, |r. Inrn Bernard Marshall Tina Marie Mascia Sophomores j Safari Mathenge Rodney Scott Marshall Hannah Huske McLean Penny Lynne Meadows Angela Meekins John K. Millholland Lisa Dawn Milton Julia Ann Moore E. Hardy Morris y r Sophomores k Cinds Lou Munford Thomas Nicholson Lisa Caryn O ' Neal Vickie Lynn Padgett Marilyn Kay Parrotl Rohert Brooks Patten David Wilson Pearce lisa Faye Pegram Sophomores jD Tony Dale Perdue Sidney Roger Props! Kimberly Robin Perry Dale Wray Radford Sharon leaneene Prite Suzanne Raynor Tammie Register Vernessa L. Reid Charles Revelle 96 Soph omores kimniir I ee Rhodes M.ir Belh Rhodes Dill Robertson ' ' ' f hll loncs Rollins R.uhrl Sanborn Diane Si-Hits K David Richard Shaffer ka e Rowe Shearin lotn Sheets Sophomores 97 ' -szr Anne Wendy Shrago Dennis Keith Smilh Joyce Lynn Sparks James Jeffrey Stalls Tina Stamatakis Jamie Ellen Stephenson Patricia Ann Stoneman Karl.i Joy Strickland Mark Warren Slrickler 98 Sophomores Kiuh Lenn fayloi S ni.inil.i Kim- I errs m Phillip Michael Thompson Mark Stephen Thompson Kelly Griffin I | hur h (.ar Russell VauRhan Wanda lynn Wall ( OZeNe Washburn Sophomores 99 •IT. Cheryl Ann Weed Teresa |. Wehunt Sieve Lewis Wheeless Anthony White Thomas Ray White lames David Williams Lisa Anne Winberry Shirley T. Witt Keith Bowen Woolard lUU Sophomores W.illir WiKxI.ird C hip Woolen Sophomores I Ul Freshmen (ohnna Marie Allen Tracy Lynn Allen Delphine Marie Alston Ami-Y-EI Halahi Jennifer Amos Timothy Anderson Gregory B. Ashburn Fadi Ghaleh Assaf Russell Ayscue Candy Await Betsey lean Baker Robert Bailey Janet Carol Bailey Lou Barbee Deborah Leigh Barnes Ken Bartholomew Susan Gail Batten Louis O ' Briant Belo Mitchell Belton Angela Biddle Tamey Ann Bland Pat Bobbitt Denise Briggs Ralph Brodie Bayius Cade Brooks 1 02. Freshmen leresa I win Brown lerr Brovhill lisa Burnetii ' Marie ( .inn.nK ddy Reid ( ashwell Ron ( li.ipni.m ( withia Anne ( l.irk Susan ( o hrane Martha ( y,hill I -rr ( olberl Gwendolyn ( oiinglon Anne-Marie Couvillon Anlhonv ( OX |i lln ( ox Howard Clifton Craven I eresa Crawford Regina Ruth ( ree h Patricia C rocker |od| leif h Daniels Deborah Davis Delores Davis lacque Davis Lucille Davis Richard Deans Laura DeBerrv f reshmen lUj) Pamela Ann Dickerson Barbara Ann Dobey Nancy Carolyn Dorn Robin Enid Drake John DuBose Dixie Dawn Dugger Teri Lynn Eakins Wayne Earley Laura Ann Edwards Michael Eubanks George Evans, III John Edward Evans Teresa Evans Lisa Faison William H. Falcon Evelyn Danay Fields Rebecca )oel Fisher limmie Carr Foss Tommy Freeman Cameron Froslick Michael Gallup Vicki Gatano Angela Lee Gilliam Harold Goodwin Betty Lynn Green MSIW IUt- Freshmen I ciiln Green Pamela iim ( ireen I imolh) nit- Green I .iclil Rogers Gregor) William ( iriffin Renee (.riffiih ' harles ' .ngu ( arolyn Grimes Kulli Ann Hale Erii 11. ill Annf Hanson I .nit. i Ann Harper s.ilh. Harris (.ciir i- Harris Clart-n i- F. Haves, III Laurie Lou Hayes Lad Heath Darlene Hillicr I )t lira Mini ' s Michael A. Holn;.....! Mil. -n Hobbs William Rex Hodge lames Bulli-r Molding ( urlis W. HolK John A. Hollon freshmen 1 05 Penny Walker House Sharon Lynn Howard Richard Norris Hoyle Beverly Lynn Hunt Joseph Hunt Shellon Leroy Hunter Bradley E. Ivey Connie Sue James Kris Ann Jenkins John Alhert Jessup Joseph Jiggetls Barbara Jean Johnson Nancie Lynn Johnson Susan Holland Johnson George Jones Winifred Mason Jones Frances Anne Kemp Donald Warren Kesler Elizabeth Kincheloe Teresa Lynn King Lisa Laughinghouse Charles Layno Linda Kay Leitch John Collom LeMay, Jr. Dean Parrish Leonard 106 Fresh men Rebeci .1 Lewis Marie I lies Darwin I imps Am. ir. 1 (.repin, 1 1 1 Man Belli lucas Wyn I miii |cim e Macon lui k«T Mayo Mai one) |0V e M.irn Manning Ann Marlin Maxine Masscnliurj; I rr Massengill Robert Mathews Chen I Mjllhcws Lenora McAden Rdvmond M Intyre Clifton N i l.iurin lames McLawhorn Pdmcld Mcleod Lisd McCollum lames M eill B.irli.ir.i lean Mi Rae lulie Anne Mea ham Mar) Meadows Elijah Keamej Medle) Freshmen 1U7 Jannelle Mitchell David Mohorn Timothy Morgan Allen Douglas Moore Mitzi Dawn Mule In David Craig Nelms Collin Greg Nelson Linda Faye Nelson Jerry James Novvell Rodney Glenn Oakes Freddie N. Oettinger Betsy Leigh Olive Regina Lynn Parham Betty June Parker Annetta Parker Rudy Parker Steve Parrott Stuart Lee Parrish Lucy Holton Peebles Edmund Todd Peele Lou Ann Peele Tammy Pengergraft Debra Joy Peoples Charles Perry Jane Bruce Perry lUo Freshmen I lllll.l ( .If.. I Perry Wend) Leigh Perry ( h.irlrs Buller Phelps lynn Patricia Pierrie Kimberi) Poole |ohn Powell (.liiri.i Ann Privette Ha el ( Ii.hIi in Privette sus.in Privette Rev Alan Randolph Mark l.ilm.nli;i- Reeves Royce Ri( hardson Faye Ruhhins Dennis Paul Kuss Randy A. Sandlin Chris Scull lames Bolivar Sintl Rohert Anderson Villi Reggie Sell f arl Sermons Mark B. She.imn Tnl) Shcrrill Beverly Shirah Keilh M. Simvorth Randall Simmons freshmen I Jr) Mark Smith Leigh Anne Smith Louis Elton Smith, |r. Teresa Southerland Marti Sparks Ronald Spencer Myers Stallings Carol Stevens Robert St. Sing Jeanne Stranahan Johnny Strange Herbert Sugg Christy Strickland Jamison Leigh Sutton Jackie A. Taylor John Ray Taylor Tandra Thompson Robin Lynne Toler Francis Tully Parker Van Vinson Teresa Vogt Mark Craig Waters Amy Lynn West George Tucker Greg Wester 1 1U Freshmen r Mi. iniii K.in Whiliss S.iiniiiii N ilson White .irnl ( rlrstc Whitlixk Anne Marie Wilkes lennilcr U llll.llllM.il ( r.iin Dennis VSilli.ims William HetW) Winslow I on Wood |ohn Woodall Angela Mac Woodard lu ene W x dbur Charlotte Woodlief |o Woodruff Graic Woods Beekv Woolen Paul Leo Wor«.ham Sherr Yvonne Wrenn Wanda R. W all Cornelia Yarfx rouf h Freshmen 111 112 Rock ' n ' Roll R is lor rock ' n ' roll. Remember the strains of Van Halen coming from Hillman on a spring afternoonl A highlight ol this war was llic dy- nainic performance of Mike C ross when he (amc |0 Lou-U one No- vember night. We ' ll long remember his song about Louisburg ttiimen. We were also entertained this year by Razor ' s acid rock. Their hard ro k electrified everyone in the Jordan Student Center. Everyone not down with the program. |.D. Ki« k came to Hillman ' s basemen! and en- tertained us at the beginning of the school year. It was a welcome diver- sion to our first few weeks of classes. Rock ' n ' roll does live on . . . at Louisburg College. Rock ' n ' Roll113 We had a lot of snow this year. Twice. The second time classes were cancelled for two days which gave everyone who had gone home for the weekend a long vacation. A few of us were snowed in at school, but that was okay. The few with four wheel drive trucks really had fun. 114 Snow I HA Snow 115 Volleyball Sheilah Cotten, Coach 116 Volleyball Volleyball 117 118 Volleybal Volleyball 119 Men ' s Basketball |. Enid Drake, Coach 120 Men ' s Basketball Men ' s Basketball 121 122 Men ' s Basketball Men ' s Basketball 123 Tennis Team ■ Sports 1 25 Baseball Team HBI 1 26 Sports Sports 127 128 Sports Sports 129 K -My 1 JO Sports Women ' s Canes Finish 5th In Nation Sports 131 Women ' s Basketball 1 32 Sport Lady Canes Go To Nationals Sports 133 Golf Team jr Sports Sports 1 35 The Intramural Program at Louisburg College is founded on the philosophy that exercise, rec- reation and relaxation are vital to the total edu- cational process. It is designed to offer a variety of challenging and enjoyable activities to every member of the student body. There are vigorous team sports such as football, basketball, and Softball; and competitive individual events such as table tennis and pool tournaments. Most Lou- 136 Sports U students enjoy involvement in these planned, supervised physical activities and find them to be an important part of their college life. The rivalry between teams is quite apparent, but in a friendly way. So, you get to unbottle anxieties plus build up your body at the same time. It really makes no differen e whether one plays, referees, keeps records, or organizes teams; the key is involvement. Sports S7 138 Ts h rts T T is for T-shirts. The great American way to ad- vertise slogans, personal viewpoints, and ways of life. As for T-shirts, it ' s not what ' s in them thats important, but what ' s on them. In competition with T-shirters are the shirtless. The decision is yours. This year was one of changing times. To borrow a phrase from Dickens, It was the besl of times, it was the worst of times . . . Sure we had a lot of good times at Lou-U, but around us the world was changing; the energy crisis was closing in on us, American diplomats were being held in Iran, trouble was brewing in Afghanistan, and lifestyle changes were taking place. Rumors proposing a draft hit home with everyone. We don ' t know what the future will hold, but at least we ' ll know that Lou-U prepared us for it. T-shirts 139 u U is for the little unexpected things that happen on a college campus. Like seeing someone traveling down the street on a skateboard while doing a hand- stand, no gas to get home for the weekend on, a car bash beside the student center with your favorite professor ' s name just waiting to be sledgehammered and seeing people blowing bubbles in front of AC Building while graduation exercises are going on in- side. One of the biggest surprises to get at Lou-U is to have a visit from one of the deans, your dorm coun- selor or the security guards at 3 in the morning. 140 The Unexpected V Sooner or later, everyone has to deal with the dreaded vending ma- ( tunc. This involves a lot of heart- break. Especially the mornings when you run down to get a cold drink to find the machine-front laden with notes saying, Liza in 208 lost 50 cents! etc. So you try it anyway and lose all your change. You know, those cafeteria dinners have a lot to do with everyone racing to the vending ma- chines for those last few bags of sour cream and onion potato chips. Vending Machines 141 w W is for Weekends at Lou-U. Each of us gets stranded at Lou-U for the weekend ev- ery once in a while. Sleeping late is a wel- come relef from the screaming-alarm mornings of week days. You find that one or two of your friends are in the same boat, and you sit around and wonder what to do. Hey, maybe we could find a ride to Hill- sborough Street tonight, or Do you know anyone going down t o EC tomorrow? . 142 Weekends at Lou-U One of the last resorts is to u downtown t the loi.il watering hole and mingle with the loi als who come up lor the weekend Weekends at Lou-U are .1 not easil torgot- ten experien e. Weekends at Lou-U 143 144 WQLC-64 How many people could accepl the responsibility ol being an in- ( oming college In •slim. in, hold down .1 weekend job, and organize .1 radio station from si rat h? ()nl one, ( harles Layno, and none other than the layno I harles took the initiative io organize . station by posting no- tices tor all persons interested in broadcasting to contact him. In time he got a number ol favorable re- sponses, and went to Dean Eller, who advised him ol the measures to he taken before the school could recog- nize the organization. This organiza- tion is known as the Future Broad- caster ' s Association. Since there has not been a station on campus since 1965, musical tastes have evolved, and the local stations cannot cater to a small group; Layno recognized the need for an updated radio program. The station, to be known by the let- ters WQLC, operates at 640 kilohertz, or (S4 on your AM dial. After many generous equipment donations, and a lot of hard work, the radio station got off to a successful start. The WQLC broadcasters are Mike Ivey, Charles Layno, Brad Woodard, Brad Ivey, John LeMay, and Denise Briggs. The Q64 ' s theme song is Comfortably Numb by Pink Floyd. Also, Another Brick in the Wall has special meaning to them, since it reminds them of the troubles they faced while getting the station together. They started with no money and equipment; they were di- vided and alone. Now they are a tightly knit, self-supporting group working toward a common dream ' s end. We take our hats off to you, Layno. (Excerpted from a colums article by Stuart Parrish.) Another one of life ' s little pleasures for the Louis- burg student is to take a walk down- town. In the spring, the oak covered sidewalks are a beauty to behold in front of the gorgeous old houses. Many Lou-Uers go downtown for shopping, or browsing, or just for the walk; but they all find a charming little center of the community only a few blocks from the college. A Walk Downtown 145 146 X-traordinary X X is for X-traordinary. The greatest feeling in the world is to know you ' ve passed all of your courses (even Logic) and are eligible for graduation. A feeling of relief eclipses you. To finally be able to say, I did it. After all the work, the trials and tribulations, and happiness and sadness; to finally be able to say that you are an alumni of good ole Lou-U is a happy moment indeed. After finally making it through, sophomores really are X-traordinary people. X-traordinary 147 Y Y is for Y ' all. When the kids from north of the Ma- son Dixon line finally slip and say y ' all, they know that they really do fit in with the slow, southern living of Louisburg. See y ' all later, y ' all come back, you hear! 148 Y ' all Come Back Y ' all Come B.i. k 149 Z is for the Zoo. You might be thinking of the Frank- lin II Zoo, but there is another Zoo on campus, and that one is the Oak staff. The members include Wanda Wyatt, Randy Sandlin, Margaret Best, Sara Hester, Johnny Holton, Julie Hinnant, Editor, and Julie Moore. This Zoo has definitely got everyone beat on zaniness. I ' m sure the staff will remember our two dinners dur- ing the year; one featuring raw barbequed chicken and the other, green African chicken at the home of our leader, Zappa. Yes, many different incidents hap- pen along the way of making a yearbook, and the staff hopes that it has captured this year of 1980 as best as possible. z Z is also for Zilch. We come to a time when everyone is all zilched- out, zeroed-out, and ready for summer. As a sophomore, I can look back and say that its been lots of fun; but I really am going to miss old Lou-U, my friends I made here, my dorm room and just about ev- erything else at Louis- burg. Time to pack up and move on to other things and find your place in the sun. Zilch 151 Directory ABEL, LLOYD GUY 11000 Eaglerock Drive Raleigh, NC 27612 ADAMS, BILLIE FAYE 517 Mineral Springs Drive Jonesville, NC 28642 ALDRIDGE, KIMBERLY JO P.O. Box 33 Lillington, NC 27546 ALFORD, JEFFREY LEE Route 3 Wake Forest, NC 27587 ALLEN, CECIL CRAIG 508 Eaton Avenue Warrenton, NC 27587 ALLEN, JERRY THOMAS 525 S. College Street Wake Forest, NC 27587 ALLEN, JOHNNA MARIE 2120 Lakeview Drive Newport, NC 28570 ALLEN, TERESA DORIS 824 East Sixth Street Lumherton, NC 28358 ALLEN, TRACY LYNN 1216 North Drive Goldsboro, NC 27530 ALLRED, ANGELA LYNNE 7011-1C Sandy Fork Road Raleigh, NC 27609 ALLSBROOK, JENNY SUE 207 West Seventh Street Scotland Neck, NC 27874 ALSTON, DELPHINE MARIE P.O. Box 19 Ridgeway, NC 27570 AMOS, JENNIFER ELAINE Route 2, Box 230 Clayton, NC 27520 ANDERSON, TERRY DANE P.O. Box 128 Wake Forest, NC 27587 ANDERSON, TIMOTHY WALLBRIDGE 15 Rogerson Drive Chapel Hill, NC 27514 ANDREWS, CURTIS GREGORY 115 Carolina Avenue Henderson, NC 27536 ANDREWS, DEAN ALAN Route 6, Box 761 Fayetteville, NC 28301 APPERSON, AUSTIN GRAY 201 W. Washington Street LaGrange, NC 28551 ARNE, ROY EDWARD 2500 Lockwood Road Fayetteville, NC 28303 ASHBURN, GREGORY BURRUSS 1133 Quail Roost Court Virginia Beach, VA 23451 ASSAF, FADI GHALEB Neha-shouf Lebanon ATWATER, GERALD DUDLEY 505 Sykes Street Chapel Hill, NC 27514 AUTRY, ANTONIO Route 1, Box 92A Bladenboro, NC 28320 AUTRY, RHONDA LYNN 2716 Ramsey Street Fayetteville, NC 28302 AWALT, MARSHELL JOAN 230 Hollywood Boulevard Havelock, NC 28533 AYCOCK, GRETCHEN DENISE Route 2, Box 103 Warrenton, NC 27589 AYSCUE, RUSSELL GILBERT Route 3, Box 227 Louisburg, NC 27549 BADGETT, RANDALL LAYNE P.O. Box 334 Fairmont, NC 27530 BAILEY, ALAN RAY 1104 S. Andrews Avenue Goldsboro, NC 27530 BAILEY, DONNA MEDLIN Route 5, Box 397 Zebulon, NC 27597 BAILEY, JANET CAROL 2306 Ledmum, Apt. B Durham, NC 27705 BAILEY, ROBERT LEVI 124 Miller Drive Hampton, VA 23666 BAINES, MERLE BYRON 710 Hill Street Siler City, NC 27344 BAKER, BETSY JEAN 4107 Canterbury Terrace Rockville, MD 20853 BALL, CAROLYN ANN Route 6, Box 398 Louisburg, NC 27549 BANKS, DONNA 138 North West Street Fuquay-Varina, NC 27526 BARBEE, LOU LAND 2808 Pelham Road Rocky Mount, NC 27801 BARBOUR, JEFFREY CORVI 5112 Glen Forest Drive Raleigh, NC 27612 BARFIELD, BILLY RAY 1002 W. Knox Street Durham, NC 27702 BARHAM, ROBERT TONY 4905 Green Road Raleigh, NC 27604 BARLOW, JEB RYAN Route 3, Box 89-A Fuquay-Varina, NC 27526 BARNES, DEBORAH LEIGH 1300 Raleigh Road Wilson, NC 27893 BARNETT, JOSEPHINE HELEN 1216 Balmoral Drive Cary, NC 27511 BARTHOLOMEW, FRANKIE LOU Route 2 Louisburg, NC 27549 BARTHOLOMEW, KENNETH EARL 6017 Spring Valley Drive Raleigh, NC 27604 BARTLEY, GREGORY KEITH 2110 Oak Avenue Buena Vista, VA 24416 BASS, LORI BROOKS Route 2, Box 73-C Nashville, NC 27856 BATTEN, SUSAN GAIL 202 Compton Street Clayton, NC 27520 BATTLE, DAVID ANTHONY Route 1, Box 256 Nashville, NC 27856 BEARDSLEY, KATHI E. 7809 So. Wyoming Drive Raleigh, NC 27604 BEASLEY, LAWRENCE DEAN 3312 Starmount Drive Raleigh, NC 27604 BECK, ALBERT LAWRENCE 2109 Raeford Road Fayetteville, NC 28305 BECKHAM, DANIEL ALFRED Route 2 Franklinton, NC 27525 BEDDINGFIELD, AMY SUZANNE Route 2 Zebulon, NC 27597 BELO, LOUIS O ' BRIANT 5809 Morning Forest Drive Raleigh, NC 27609 BELTON, MITCHELL EDWARD 1300 Kershaw Drive Raleigh, NC 27609 BENNETT, BOBBY CHARLES Route 2 Zebulon, NC 27597 BERRY, STIPHEN LESLIE 3817 Hawthorne Road Rocky Mount, NC 27801 BEST, MARGARET ANN 5122 Flatrock Drive Fayetteville, NC 28301 BIDDLE, ANGELA BLAIR 107 Mayo Street Tarboro, NC 27886 BLAIR, SELBY ANDERSON 1108 Knollwood Drive Wilson, NC 27891 BLAND, TAMEY ANN 321 Tareyton Lane Portsmouth, VA 23701 BLANKENSHIP, DONALD CURTIS 141 Wood Avenue Winchester, VA 22601 BLANTON, DONALD CRAIG 1320 E. 8th Street Lumberton, NC 28358 BOBBITT, PATRICIA JOHNSON 342 DeVane Street Fayetteville, NC 28305 BOBBITT, STEVEN VINSON 245 White Avenue Roanoke Rapids, NC 27870 BORG, RITA MARIE 3978-D Tara Drive Raleigh, NC 27609 BORNEMANN, SCOTT WINSLOW 3153 Adam Keeling Road Virginia Beach, VA 23454 BOSWELL, TAMMY LORENE Route 5, Box 49 Whiteville, NC 28472 BOWEN, MARK HARRINGTON 3033-E Timberlake Apts. Raleigh, NC 27605 BOWLIN, DAVID RUSSELL, III Route 4, Box 82 Powhatan, VA 23139 BOWLING, LEWIS DOUGLAS Route 2 Oxford, NC 27567 BOYETTE, DAVID WAYNE 1202 Highland Road Garner, NC 27529 BRADEN, DOUGLAS MITCHELL 1521 Highland Road Garner, NC 27529 BRADSHAW, SHARON LYNN 1712 Rogers Drive Fayetteville, NC 28303 BRANCH, ANTHONY Route 3, Box 68 Louisburg, NC 27549 BRANCH, RUSSELL DWAYNE P.O. Box 7 Rowland, NC 28389 BREEDING, MICHAEL BRIAN 18516 Amidon Avenue Triangle, VA 22172 BREWER, ANGIE MARIE Route 2, Box 374 Louisburg, NC 27549 BRIGGS, EVELYN DENISE 425 S. Maple Street Graham, NC 27253 BRIGHT, TIMOTHY LEWIS 1823 Starbrook Drive Charlotte, NC 28210 BRODIE, RALPH A. 430 ' .. Hillsboro Street Franklinton, NC 27525 BROOKS, BAYLUS CADE, JR. 1131 Offshore Drive Fayetteville, NC 28305 BROOKS, STEVEN EDWARDS 110 Rex Place Louisburg, NC 27549 BROWER, CARL WESLEY, JR. 905 Douglas Street Greensboro, NC 27406 BROWN, DEION VANCETEIN P.O. Box 35 Louisburg, NC 27549 BROWN, GREGORY STEVEN 1415 Canterbury Road Raleigh, NC 27608 BROWN, JOSEPH SIDNEY, IV 1315 Lakewood Drive Greensboro, NC 27410 BROWN, TERESA LYNN Route 3, Box 690 Clayton, NC 27520 BROYHILL, TERRY LYNN Box 43 Candor, NC 27229 BRUMMITT, SAMUEL WILBUR, JR. Route 4, Box 65 Henderson, NC 27536 BUCKALOO, E. ARTHUR, JR. Rt. 1, Box 364-A Burlington, NC 27215 BULLARD, KATHY LYNNE Route 1, Box 183 Shallotte, NC 28459 BULLOCK, JOHN WADDELL 302 Bragg Street Warrenton, NC 27589 BULLOCK, MEREDITH WATKINS P.O. Box 208 Clarksville, VA 23927 1 5 L Directory BUNN, TERRY VANN ROUIC - ' . Box IKI Spring Hope, s( niHHJ HI RDC.l. I.MAN S( Oil I2B shiri.x Drive Cars. ( . ' .II BURKI BIMXMIN II I.IM i nit s Second Sheet Silor ( ilv. M J U4 BUKKI IOSIPH ALAN P.O. Box 92 Collision. l( r -, BURNUII. HILDA fAYE Rl I.. Box 41 I ( Loubburg, m vsun BURMIII lls BRAN I m Route ' . Box 455-A Louisburg, nc 27549 BURNIIU. I ' MKK IA LYNNE Route- J. Box 4441 Louisburg, M 27549 BURN! I II 51 Oil IHOMAS Route I Box I H)-A Loubburg, NC 27549 BURT. ANN HARRINGTON ■93-1 nmberiake Road Raleigh, S( 27604 BUTLER, MICHAEL RANDOLPH 708 |oneS Strict Suffolk, VA 2W14 BYRD. CARLTON HALL IP Granville Road Chapel Hill. NC 2751 1 CANNADY, VERMADEAN M. Route 2, Box tOO-A Iranklinlon. NC 27525 CARTER. WILLIAM L. JIT Stilhjnk Road Raleigh, NC 27810 CASHWELL, TEDDY REID Route 5, Box 207-P Raleigh, NC 27804 CASSELl, KATHERINE )ANE nil , uitkloxx Drive ( arx. NC 27511 I MELLOW. MARGARET HARDEN 505 Galling Street Windsor, NC 27983 CATLETTE, ELIZABETH FAYE Route 1, Box H4 Louisburg, NC 27549 CAUTHEN, CAROLINA LEE 2801 Sheryl Drive Kinston, NC 2R501 CAVINESS, RICHARD GLENN Route 2, Hillhrook Siler City, NC 27144 CAWTHORNE, WALLACE GRAHAM, |R. 214 Red Bud Circle Henderson, NC 27536 CHAPMAN, RONNIE 302 Elizabeth Street Greenville. NC 27834 CHAPPELL, TERRY DALE 22 N. First Slreel Franklinton, NC 27525 CHASE, BEN EDWIN 908 Warren Avenue Car , NC 27511 CHERKAS, WILLIAM MATTHEW. Ill P.O. Box 218 Oxford, NC 27565 CHIANGI. DARLA KAYE 101 Hastings PI., Apt. A (arv, N( 27511 CI ARK ( YNTHIA ANNE Koulr I, Box i. ,11 EUzabethtown, N( B337 c I AKk CEORCI DANIEL, IR 7530 liista Wax Raleigh, Nl 27609 CLAY, ROBIN LYNN Route ,, Box 112 Louisburg, nc 27549 CLAYTON, EDNA GAII  4 ' i vVIInu Street Durham, nc 27712 ( 1 1 Ml Nl. ROBtRI CHRISTOPHIR 9001 O ' Neal Road Raleigh. NC 27612 CLEMENTS, CYNTHIA DIANNE P.O. Box 135 Bahama, NC 275(11 CLIFTON, SEBRENDA TERRELL Route S, Box 2K Louishurg, North Carolina 2754 ' ) COBB, MiCAIAH CARROLL Route 2, Box 53 Elm City, NC 27822 COBB, STEVEN MADDREY Route 2 Box 435-A Roanoke Rapids, NC 27870 COCHRANE, SUSAN RYNNE 203 Furches Street RAIeigh, NC 27607 COCKMAN, LARRY TAYLOR Route 3, Box 223 Siler City, NC 27344 COGHILl, MARTHA WELLONS 322 S. D ixon Avenue Cary, NC 27511 COKER, KAREN ELIZABETH Route 3, Box 11 -A Warrenton, NC 27589 COLBERT, TERRY GLENN Route 2, Box 216 Spring Hope, NC 27882 COLE, GREGORY DARRYL 2524 Fairlawn Road Durham, NC 27705 COLLINS, LESLIE CLINTON Nil Wilsons Mill Road Smilhfield, NC 27577 COLLINS, LINDA LEE P.O. Box 291 Franklinton, NC 27525 COLLINS, NANCY RENEE P.O. Box 291 Franklinton, NC 27525 COOKL, DONNA |EAN P.O. Box 183 Slovall, NC 27582 COPPEDGE, LINDA FAYE Route 2, Box 533-A louisburg, NC 27549 CORBETT, CYNTHIA GAY Route 2, Box 95 Tarboro, NC 27886 CORNELIUS, SCOTT W. 608 Yale Street Raleigh, NC 27609 CORSON. MARIE EDITH LYNN 321 Culler Street Raleigh, NC 27603 COUVILLON, ANNE-MAKII 154 E. First Slreel Ocean Isle Beach, NC 284 V) COUVILLON, DAVID BREWER 154 t. lirsl Street Ocean Isle Beach, nc 2B4SS ( ( v INGTON, GWENDOLYN IIKISA Route I, Box I ' m I Norlin.1, NC 27563 COVINCION, IOSEPH EDWARD Route I, Box 8-B Eden, nc 27288 ( V ANIHONY POI, II 1412 Kennon Road Gamer, nc r; t V mum DAVID 5410 Ihayer Drive Raleigh, NC 271.1.! CRAVEN, HOWARD CLIFTON, IR. Route I, Box (42 Pleasant Garden, NC 27313 CRAWFORD, TERESA LYNNE P.O. Box 112 1 Greenville, NC 2783 CREECH, REGINA RUTH Route 1, Box 276 Wendell, NC 27541 CREEF, DONNA LAURETTE Box 6 East Lake, NC 27931 CRENSHAW, CONNIE FAYE 4013 Vesta Drive Raleigh, NC 27603 CROCKER, PATRICIA LYNN Route 3, Box 19 Selma, NC 27576 CRUDUP, THOMAS HAYWOOD Route 4, Box 379 Louisburg, NC 27549 CURRIN, SYLVIA COLLEEN Route 4, Box 177 Louisburg, NC 27549 CUSHMAN, ROBERT MINER 308 Dollar Circle Matthews, NC 28105 DANIEL, JOSEPH ROME, III 1132 Western Avenue Rocky Mount, NC 27801 DANIELS, JODY LEIGH Route 2, Box 281 -B Clayton, NC 27520 DANIEL, WALID MOHAMAD 4115 Deep Hollow Drive 158 Raleigh, NC 27812 DAVIS, CHERYL ELIZABETH 1916 Hillock Drive Raleigh, NC 27612 DAVIS, DEBORAH ANNETTE 734 While Street Wake Forest, NC 27587 DAVIS, DELORES P.O. Box 352 Sneads Ferry, NC 28460 DAVIS, IACQUELINE VINESE 2118 Colson Street Greensboro, nc 17401 DAVIS, LUCILLE WHITEHEAD 3545 Mansfield Drive Rocky Mount, NC 27801 DEANS, RICHARD WALLACE 3505 Arrowwood Drive Raleigh, NC 27604 DeBERRY, LAURA DALE 133 S. Kirkwood Avenue Roiky Mount, NC 27801 deMELLO, PRISCILA GARCIA k Washington Luis 377 Petropolis, R|, Br.i il 2 i 00 l)l KINS, IOHNNII MARK Route 2 Louisburg, NC 27549 DIC KIRSON. PAMELA ANN Route 4. Box 211- A Henderson. NC 2 . U. DiNARDO, IHOMAS PHILIP P.O. Box 2 lamewKle, n 27846 DOBEY, BARBARA ANN 617 Gloui ester Road GoldslH.ro. NC 27530 DORN, NANCY CAROLYN 5410 Garden Like Drive Greenslx.ro, NC 2 till DORSETT, BII1Y DIANI 5307 Dixon Dm. Raleigh, NC 27609 DOUGHTIE, SHARON FAYE 1910 Howard Avenue Tarboro, N( 27886 DRAKt, ROBIN ENID 701 Woodland louishurg, NC 27549 DUBOSE, |OHN McNIIIY, |K. 1713 Cambridge Drive Kinston, NC 28501 DUCKWORTH, JULIA BEVERLY 33 Gib Lane, Blaikhurn Lancashire, England BB25BP DUGGER, DIXIE DAWN P.O. Box 335 Brodnax, VA 23920 DUKE, TIM McCOY Route 6, Box 36 Louishurg, North Carolina 27 4 l DURHAM, JAMES MORTON, JR. 1809 Glenwood Avenue Raleigh, NC 27608 EAGLES, JOHN A. 613 Casewell Street Southporl, NC 2841. 1 EAKINS, TERRI LYNN P.O. Box 70 Atkinson, NC 28421 EARLEY, WAYNE McKINLEY 4733 Champion Court Greensboro, NC 27410 EARLY, ROY MICHAEL 481 Cranhrook Road Raleigh, NC 27609 EATON, GRANT DOREST Route 3, Box 183 Hillsborough, NC 27278 EATON, SHERYL ANN Route 1, Box 182 Littleton, NC 27850 EDGERTON, PATRICE MUNSEL 103 Edgerton Place Louishurg, NC 27549 EDGERTON, RICKY Route 5, Box 45-A Louishurg, NC 27549 EDWARDS, DONNA JAMES .1 2 -A2 New Hope Road Raleigh, NC 7un EDWARDS, KENNY RAY HI 2 Hill Street Rocky Mount, NC 27801 EGERTON, JOYCE LaVELLE 121 Bulloik Drive Louisburg, NC 27549 ELHALABI, AMIN YOUSEF Aramoun Kadah Alley, Lebanon Directory 15.3 ELLIS, ADRIENNE 440 South Hillsboro Street Franklinton, NC 27525 ELLIS, DONALD WAYNE 2513 Shreve Street Wilson, NC 27893 ENNIS, TOMI CASSANDRA 3301 Ashby Place Raleigh, NC 27604 EPPS, TRACY NEIL Route 1, Box 52A Norlina, NC 27563 ETHERIDGE, MARK EDWIN Route 1 Kenly, NC 27542 EUBANKS, MICHAEL O ' BRIEN P.O. Box 35 Stella, NC 28582 EVANS, CLARENCE MAURICE Route 5, Box 219 Burlington, NC 27215 EVANS, GEORGE LOVIC, III Route 1, Box 33A LaCROSSE, VA 23950 EVANS, JEFFREY CROMWELL 4630 Fieldale Road Lynchburg, VA 24503 EVANS, JOHN EDWARD 501 Sycamore Street Weldom, NC 27890 EVANS, TERESA DAWN 619 Epsom Road Henderson, NC 27536 FAGGART, PAUL SCOTT 318 S. Harrison Street Cary, NC 27511 FAISON, LISA GAYLE Route 1, Bethlehem Road Knightdale, NC 27545 FALCON, WILLIAM HENRY Route 1, Box 102-A Warrenton, NC 27589 FAULKNER, DEBRA MOSELEY 10 Trails End, Route 2 Kinston, NC 28501 FAULKNER, WILLIAM KEITH, JR. 625 Westbrook Drive Burlington, NC 27215 FIELDS, EVELYN DANAY P.O. Box 274 Norlina, NC 27563 FINCH, BOBBIE LOU 1408 Beichler Road Garner, NC 27529 FISHER, REBECCA JOEL 212 Candlewood Road Rocky Mount, NC 27801 FITZGERALD, WILLIAM HENRY P.O. Box 188 Clarksville, VA 23927 FLETCHER, CORNELIUS EDWARD, JR. 417 Clayton Road Durham, NC 27703 FLINTALL, ANTONIO 1101 Rauhut Street Burlington, NC 27215 FLORA, CINDY LOU Box 194 Macclesfield, NC 27852 FLOYD, VENIOUS DIANNA Route 3, Box 1061 Henderson, NC 27536 FORBES, FOSTER ALLEN Box 153H Kitty Hawk, NC 27949 FORD, LYDIA ADELE 328 S. King Charles Road Raleigh, NC 27610 FOSS, JIMMIE CARR, JR. 415 Lake Pines Drive LaGrange, NC 28551 FOSTER, SHEILA FRANCES Route 2, Box 117 Louisburg, NC 27549 FOWLER, SUSAN RENE 1215 Rockwood Avenue Burlington, NC 27215 FREDERICK, GREGORY DEAN 213 Kimberly Jo Drive Rocky Mount, NC 27801 FROSTICK, CAMERON ARTHUR 2410 Capehart Road Richmond, Va 23229 FURMAN, STEVEN MICHAEL 610 Longleaf Drive Chapel Hill, NC 27514 FURUKAWA, TOMOKO 1336 Sayama 2-Chome Higashiyamato-shi Tokyo, Japan GALLUP, MICHAEL PATRICK 2807 Wayland Drive Raleigh, NC 27608 GARDNER, ADELE JENNETTE 1005 N. Market Street Washington, NC 27889 GARDNER, JOHN DENNIS 2429 S. Church Street Rocky Mount, NC 27801 GARRETT, ROBERT BRINDLE 108 Person vvtreet Louisburg, NC 27549 GATANO, VICKI RUTH 141 Young Avenue Henderson, NC 27526 GEE, GEORGE SAMUEL Route 1, Box 69 Kenbridge, VA 23944 GELSTON, ELISE PATRICIA 501 Kent Drive Cary, NC 27511 GILLIAM, ANGELA LEE Route 2, Box 23A1 Apex, NC 27501 GOEHRING, HARVEY LEE 2317 West Club Boulevard Durham, NC 27705 COINS, MARY CARLENE 4903 Rosehill Road Fayetteville, NC 28305 GOODYN, CARSON LEGGETT 1613 Canterbury Tarboro, NC 28776 GRANT, KAREN RENAE P.O. Box 224 Graham, NC 27253 GRANTHAM, WILLIAM PATRICK 121 Best Drive lumberton, NC 28358 GRAVITT, LINDA CAROL 102 Stateside Drive Chapel Hill, NC 27514 GREEN, BETTY LYNN P.O. Box 82 Bunn, NC 27508 GREEN, EDDIE, |R. 49 Otis Street W. Babylon, NY 11704 GREEN, PAMALA ANN Route 1, Box 3-C Warrenton, NC 27589 GREEN, RANDALL WAYNE 325 Wildwood Drive Durham, NC 27712 GREEN, TIMOTHY COLE Route 4, Box 409 Louisburg, NC 27549 GREENWALD, TROY WILLIAM 1412 Debra Drive Cary, NC 27511 GREGORY, TODD ROGERS 14116 Allison Drive Raleigh, NC 27614 GRIFFIN, JENNIFER LEE 31 3H Bargate Drive Cary, NC 27511 GRIFFIN, WILLIAM EDWARD 5409 Springfield Drive Raleigh, NC 27609 GRIFFITH, GRETEL RENEE 1506 Maple Avenue Apex, NC 27502 GRIGG, CHARLES IRVIN, JR. 617 Temple Avenue Emporia, VA 23847 GRIMES, MARGARET CAROLYN 2303 Pisgah Church Road Greensboro, NC 27408 GURGANUS, KENNETH ROSS P.O. Box 94 Everetts, NC 27825 HALE, REBECCA ANNE Route 2, Box 147A Warrenton, NC 27589 HALE, RUTH ANN 144 Ni River Drive Spotsylvania, VA 22553 HALL, JOEL ERICKSON 1201 Gunnison Place Raleigh, NC 27609 HALL, MICHAEL CHARLES Route 8, Box 186 Raleigh, NC 27612 HALL, PHILLIP 700 North Hampton Road Cary, NC 27511 HALLENBECK, VALERIE ROSE 806 Palmetto Drive Cary, NC 27511 HANNA, TIMOTHY GEORGE P.O. Box 160 Wendell, NC 27591 HANSGEN, TAMARA MARIE 3303 Shannon Road 7 Durham, NC 27707 HANSON, ANNE HOWARD Richmond Street Raleigh, NC 27609 HARDEE, CARL BRYANT 604 Butler Drive Garner, NC 27529 HARGROVE, GORDON CLIFFORD 202 Crest Road Cary, NC 27511 HARPER, LAURA ANN P.O. Box 5 Wilson Mllles, NC 27593 HARRIS, CHERYL PERRY Route 5, Box 398-H Louisburg, NC 27549 HARRIS, EDWARD ALSTON, III 106 Williams Street Franklinton, NC 27525 HARRIS, PHILLIP BLACKMON, JR. 118 Hillside Avenue Fayetteville, NC 28301 HARRIS, RICKY CLAY 4704 Forestdale Road Raleigh, NC 27603 HARRIS, SALLIE ELIZABETH P.O. Box 67 Macon, NC 27551 HARRIS, WELFORD DAVID Box 63 Goldston, NC 27252 HARRISON, LEONARD HORTON Route 1, Box 269 Tarboro, NC 27886 HARRISON, LOLETHA Route 2, Box 284-B Whitakers, NC 28405 HARRISS, GEORGE, JR. 24 Saltmeadow Road Wilmington, NC 28405 HART, WENDY RENEE Route 3, Box 146 Wake Forest, NC 27587 HASTY, SUSAN COVINGTON 206 Tucker Drive Louisburg, NC 27549 HAYES, CLARENCE FILMORE, III 326 Bidney Drive Burlington, NC 27215 HAYES, JOANNA Route 2, Box 534 ' 2 Louisburg, NC 27549 HAYES, LAURIE LOU P.O. Box 123 Norlina, NC 27536 HAYES, TANYA MARIE Route 1, Box 270-A-2 Henderson, NC 27536 HEADEN, GREGORY EUGENE 1409 N.E. Washington Avenue Siler City, NC 27344 HEATH, K IMBERLY TAD 3304 West Nash Street Wilson, NC 27893 HELMS, JAMES DuRANT, JR. 413 Brook Forest Road Wilmington, NC 28403 HEMINGWAY, ROBERT LEE, JR. 6016 Cliffdale Road Fayetteville, NC 28304 HENDERSON, GEORGE EDWARD Route 5, Box 257 Oxford, NC 27565 HENDRICKS, JIMMY PHILLIP Route 6, Box 136 Rocky Mount, NC 27801 HENNIS, DAVID GUY 928 Hillview Drive Cary, NC 27511 HERZOG, HANS LEE 512 Lincoln Drive Martinsburg, WV 24501 HESS, RICHARD GUY 10241 Ronaldton Road Richmond, VA 23225 HESTER, SARA LYNNE 1808 Conover Drive Fayetteville, NC 28304 HESTON, CYNTHIA ANNE 1605 Dartmore Drive Wison, NC 27893 HIGHT, DONNA JEANNE 223 Harrell Street Henderson, NC 27536 HILL, JAMES TULL, III Route 1, Box 38-H 1 54 Directory kinston. N( 2H I1 HIIUIK DxKUNE FRANCIS i«hh Hillock Drive Raleigh. - ' ' ' ' - HINES, DEBRA II N 519 i ramp Street Smilhlield. N( 17577 HIMs LEIGH NNE 102 c ormie i irde Goldsboro m 27530 hinnxNI II ill ANN Route 2, Box 2 ' l Zehulon S( 27597 HINSON. BOBB |()l P.O. Box 2HI rlunrersvMe, NH 28078 HINION. KIMBERLY ANN 14 Svcamorc Road Graham N( 27253 HOBBS. AIDEN IMS i amhridge Drive Kinston, m 28 oi HOBGOOD. MICHAEE ANTHONY Route 4. Box S24-B Oxford, NC 2756 . HOCl IT, Ull El HERBERT. Ill Route - ' . Box 115 Williamston, NC 2 4t ' l HOLDING, |AMES BULTER P.O. Box tM Wake Forest, NC 27587 HOLLEY. CURTIS WADE Route 1, Box 240-G Spring Hope, NC 27882 HOLLINSHED, THOMAS OGLESBY r it Mirror Lake Drive Fayetteville. nc 28 mi HOIST, kARl MELING 224 ( .image Trail Raleigh, NC 27609 HOLTON, DEAN GILKEY, JR. 12(1 Rex Heights Louishurg, NC 27549 HOLTON, |OHN ALEORD 120 Rex Heights louishurg, NC 27549 HOLTZMANN, STEVE ANTHONY P.O. Box .I Ridgewav, NC 27550 HOOD, RICHARD N. 500 Farmington Woods Drive Cm. N( 27511 HOOKER, JOSEPH LEE P.O. Box 278 Aurora, NC 27806 HOOPER, THOMAS LOGAN 6716 Woodmere Drive Raleigh, North Carolina 27612 HUGHES, IACKIE ANNE 413 Tinkerbell Road Chapel Hill, NC 2 . 1 4 HUGHES, KIMBERLY LuANNE 26 Glenmore Durham, NC 27713 HUGHES, TIMOTHY WAYNE Route 1. Box )l-| Kenansville, NC 28 Wl HUGHES, WILLIAM REINHARDT, JR. 2HT. link Road Lynchburg, NC 24503 HUNDLEY, NADA LOUISE P.O. Box 66 Boxdlon, VA 23917 HUNDLEY, NANCY ANN P O Box M Boxdlon. 23917 HUNI, BtWKI l NN Route I. Box _•••. i; Louisburg, ni 27549 HUNT, GREGORY ALLEN P.O Box t 2l Rowland, NK -ituu HUNI. LAMES AUGUSTA P.O Box 161 MMdteburg, n( j-v.t, HUNI IOSEPH RANDALL Route 1, Box 209 louishurg. N( 27549 HUNTER, MARGARET c.KIENOUGH UMHI Kill free Plate Raleigh. M 27607 HUNTER, SHELTON LEROY P.O. Box 104 Norlina, NC 2 V4«l HLICHINSON, ANNE T. 112 |olK Street Louishurg, NC 27549 IHRIE, MRS. RUBY GASKILl Route 5. Box 86 louishurg, NC 27549 INSCOE, IERRIANNE P.O. Box 756 Rose Hill, NC 28458 IVEY, BRADLEY EUGENE i i22 Melrose Road Fayetteville, NC 28304 IVEY, |UDY RAE 125 Sherxsood Road Henderson, NC 27536 IVEY, MICHAEL DENNIS Route 2, Box 266-B Kenhridge, VA 23944 IABER, MARY TRESE Route I, Box 14 . Clarksville, VA 23927 JACKSON, DAVID MACK 5500 Newberry Drive Raleigh, NC 27609 IACKSON, DEBRA ANN Quinerly Street Grifton, NC 28230 JAMES, CONNIE SUE Route 1, Box 163 Madison, NC 27025 JEFFREYS, BECKY SUE Route 2, Box 410 Wendell, NC 27591 JENKINS, KRIS ANN P.O. Box 2% Cary, NC 27511 JENKINS, ROGER HUGO, JR. 1311 Timber Driw Garner, NC 27529 JENKINS, STANLEY Route 1, Box 276-D Louisburg, NC 2 Vt JESSUP, JOHN ALBERT Route 2, Box 1 ( Louisburg, NC 27549 JIGGET7S, JOSEPH Route 2, 8ox 153 Franklinton, NC 27525 JOHNSON, BARBARA JEAN P.O. Box 44 1 Goldsboro, NC 27530 JOHNSON, KENNETH LARRIMORE, |R. 905 Medlin Drive ( .in N( 27511 IOHMSON, MARY VIRGINIA 2HI4 l.ikeiiexx Drive Raleigh, m run IOHNSON, N N( II IYNN Route I, Buffalo Road Smilhheld. N( 27577 JOHNSON, S1EPHEN DAVID Route I. Box tll-J Bear ( reek. N( 27207 JOHNSON, STEVIN ( ORH Route I, Box Kill Mokes. N( 27884 IOHNSON, SUSAN HOLLAND 2814 Lakevievv Drive Raleigh, NC 271JCI JONES, DOUGIAS RAY 1704 Rosewood AVenue R.xkv Mount, NC 27HOI IONES, GEORGE THOMAS Route I, Box 4tX, Nashville, NC 27856 JONES, JONI DENISE 202 Chavis Street Franklinton, NC 27515 IONES, LEORA 110 Elmore Street Mr. Olive, NC 28365 JONES, WINIFRED MASON WW9 Henderson Road Greensboro, NC 27408 IORDON, ROBERT GREENE 1006-H Oxford Square Cary, NC 27511 JORDAN, TERRY LEE Route 2, Box 4 ' l ( Siler City, NC 27344 JOYNER, JAMES MICHAEL Route 1, Box 184 Youngsville, NC 275% KEMP, DAVID CARL Route 1, Box !(,- Louisburg, NC 27549 KEMP, FRANCES ANNE Route 1, Box 23 Louisburg, NC 27549 KEMP, MATTIE B. Route 1, Box 23 Louisburg, NC 27549 KEMP, ROY THOMAS Route 1, Box 23 Louisburg, NC 27549 KESTER, DONALD WARREN Route 10, Box 72 Goldsboro, NC 27530 KINCHELOE, ELIZABETH MAE 3909 Hawthorne Road Rocky Mount, NC 27801 KING, ROBERT KEITH 4904 Virginia Street Alexandria, VA 22(12 KING, TERESA LYNN 4701 Stanford Street Raleigh, NC 27809 KNOBELOCH, TIMOTHY BRUCKER 121 Larkspur Circle Durham, NC 27713 LANE, CHRIS HALL 309 W. Monlcastle Drive Greensboro, NC 27406 LANGDON, MELONY RENEE P.O. Box 356 ( l.i v ton, NC 27520 LASSITER, CATHY GRAY Route 4, Box MO-A Henderson, Nl J , M LAUGHINGHOl si LISA IANE IJIM GreenvHIe Boulevard l.reenville, N( 2 8 (4 IAWRIM I, RONALD GENE Route It, B.ix 424, St.inle Durham, N( 27 -|V4 LAYNC), JOHN CHARMS P.O Boa 4iik4j Fayetteville, n 2h«w LEE, DONIII NIONIO 920 Se.il.rook K I Raleigh, Nl 27610 LEE, EDWARD THOMAS, |R Route I, Box M1-B Emporia, VA 21847 LEGGETT, MARVIN HENRY, III t19 E. Main Street Williamston, NC 27892 LEITCH, LINDA KAY Mfi Martin AVenue Graham, NC 2725) LeMAY, JOHN CUILOM, |R Route H, Box U , Coodwin Durham, NC 27712 LEONARD, JACK RONALD, JR. 1712 Harvard Street Richmond, VA 23226 LEONARD, MARK AVERY Route 2 Louisburg, NC 27549 LEONARD, QUINTON SAMUEL, III Route 4, Box 48 Louisburg, NC 27549 LEWIS, REBECCA ANN Route 1, Box 191 Louisburg, NC 27549 LEWIS, VICKIE LYNN Route 5, Box 175-A Raleigh, NC 276 U LILES, JEROME BRADLEY, |R Route 4, Box 277 Wake Forest, NC 27587 LILES, MARIE ELIZABETH Route 4, Box 277 Wake Forest, NC 27587 LIMPA-AMARA, Dawin 116 13 Sukhumvil (93) Bangkok, Thailand LITTLE, LINDA Route 2, Box 176 Whiteville, NC 28424 LIVERMAN, WALTER LONG P.O. Box 218 Engelhard, NC 27K24 LLOYD, ALVIN MONROE 1802 Vandora Springs Road Garner, NC 27529 LLOYD, ANDY 8ENJAMIN, III Route I, Box 12 Efland, NC 27243 LLOYD, GREGORY MARK 103 Wilder Street louishurg, NC 27549 LOCKEHART, EDWARD LEE 913 Newtombe Road Raleigh, NC 27610 LONG, GREGORY SCOTT 2609 Shenandoah Avenue Durham, NC 27 IM LOWRY, DENNIS DALE Route 1, Box 100 Pembroke, NC 28372 LYON, JOHN DAILEY, JR. 610 S. Wingate Directory 155 Wake Forest, NC 27587 LOYD, MICHAEL BARRY Route 1, Box 117-A Louisburg, NC 27549 LUCAS, MARY ELIZABETH P.O. Box 225 Star, NC 27356 LUCY, CYNTHIA GAY Route 2, Box 226 Brodnax, VA 23920 LYNCH, GAIL Star Route, Box 56-A Littleton, NC 27850 LYNCH, LU ANNE 119 Bruce Drive Cary, NC 27511 LYON, HARLLEE WINGATE, JR. 108 West End Avenue Wilson, NC 27893 MACHEMEHL, TERRI LYNN 6812 Electra Drive Raleigh, NC 27807 MACON, BERTHA DELOIS Route 2, Box 386 Henderson, NC 27536 MACON, IOYCE ANN Route 2, Box 286 Henderson, NC 27536 MALONE, WALTER IOSEPH, JR. 2513 Hood Drive Virginia Beach, VA 23454 MALONEY, TUCKER MAYO 8 Oak Lane Richmond, VA 23226 MANN, GUY ANDREW L. 125 Heather Lane Southern Pines, NC 28387 MANNING, JOYCE MARIE Route 1, Box 495 Jamesbille, NC 27846 MARCHANT, JACK LUNSFORD 4520 Pamlico Drive Raleigh, NC 27609 MARCO, JO-ANN MECHELLE 7028- A Long Street Raleigh, NC 27609 MARSHALL, RODNEY SCOTT Route 1, Box 194 Louisburg, NC 27549 MARSHALL, TONY BERNARD Route 6, Box 330 Louisburg, NC 27549 MARSHALL, WILLIS EARL, JR. 602 Clark Drive Tarboro, NC 27886 MARTIN, AMY ELIZABETH 100 Winster Fax Williamsburg, VA 23185 MARTIN, DERYL 6626-J Lake Hills Drive Raleigh, NC 27609 MARTIN, JULIE ANN Route 3, Box 282 Wake Forest, NC 27587 MARTIN, SAM FRANCIS, III 7868 Farindon Drive Germantown, TN 38138 MARTIN, WILLIAM FREDERICK Route 1, Jones Sausage Road Garner, NC 27520 MASCIA, TINA MARIE 409 Thorncliff Road Fayetteville, NC 27549 MASSENBURG, MAXINE 603 Kenmore Avenue Louisburg, NC 27549 MASSENGILL, TERRY DENISE 812 Wilkerson AVenue Durham, NC 27701 MASSEY, BRENTLEY DIRK 812 Wilkerson Avenue Durham, NC 27701 MASSEY, KENTLEY KIRK 108 E. Sycamore Street Zebulon, NC 27597 MATHENGE, BERNARD SAFARI Route 3, Box 319 Newport, NC 28570 MATHEWS, ROBERT GAITLEY 713 W. Second Avenue Red Springs, NC 28377 MATTHEWS, CHERYL GRAY P.O. Box 427 Nashville, NC 27856 McADEN, LENORA ANN 1005 Treemont Road Wilson, NC 27801 McCOLLUM, LISA JEAN 4913 Liles Road Raleigh, NC 27606 MclNTYRE, RAYMOND TODD 2733 Woodbury Drive Burlington, NC 27215 Mcknight, carolyn levon 218 Mineral Springs Road Louisburg, NC 27549 Mcknight, clifton craig 918 East Elm Street Goldsboro, NC 27530 McLAWHORN, JAMES WILLIAM, JR. P.O. Box 466 Farmville, NC 27828 McLEAN, HANNAH HUSKE 217 Devance Street Fayetteville, NC 28305 McLEOD, PAMELLA LYNN P.O. Box 353 Leland, NC 28451 MCNEESE, JANET ELAINE Route 1, Box 71 C Siler City, NC 27344 McNEIL, JAMES CAMERON 100 N. Madison Street Whiteville, NC 28472 McRAE, BARBARA JEAN 6517 Gardner Lane Matthews, NC 28105 MEACHAM, JULIE ANNE 5109 Forest Oaks Drive Greensboro, NC 27406 MEADOWS, BOBBY BLANCHARD 304 19th Street Butner, NC 27509 MEADOWS, PENNY LYNNE 2201 Hathaway Drive Greensboro, NC 27408 MEDLEY, ELIJAH KEARNEY 1707 Longview AVenue Tarboro, NC 27886 MEEKINS, ANGELA D. Route 1, Box 1212 Manteo, NC 27954 MELTON, CAREY RODNEY 320 Ladley Street Fayetteville, NC 28306 MELTON, KENNETH GERALD Box 81 Zebulon, NC 27597 MILLEN, JANET LYNN Route 1, Box 162 Roxboro, NC 27573 MILLER, JOSEPH ALLEN Route 2, Box 539 Orange, VA 22960 MILLHOLLAND, JOHN KEIM, IV P.O. Box 42 Louisa, VA 23093 MILTON, LISA DAWN Route 3, Box 239B Louisburg, NC 27549 MITCHELL, JANELLE DORIS Route 3, Box 250 Zebulon, NC 27597 MITCHELL, PATRICK SEAMUS 110 Carolina Drive Jacksonville, NC 28540 MOCHIZUKI, CHIEMI 2-16-6 Onigoe, Ichikawa Chiba, Japan MOHOWN, DAVID VERNON 200 Dover Road Rocky Mount, NC 27801 MONTAGUE, TONEY RAY Route 2, Box 343-A Zebulon, NC 27597 MOODY, SCOTT ANTHONY 240 West Allred Street Asheboro, NC 27203 MOORE, ALLEN DOUGLAS, JR. P.O. Box 55 Fountain, NC 27829 MOORE, JULIA ANN 1305 N. Overlook Drive Greenville, NC 27834 MOORE, HARRY BULLARD 3725 Eakley Court Raleigh, NC 27606 MOORE, KELLEY POWELL 3620 Westridge Circle Drive Rocky Mount, NC 27801 MOOREFIELD, MARK ANTHONY 2721 Kecoughtan Road Pfafftown, NC 27040 MORGAN, JACK DEWEY 249 Hardee Street Clayton, NC 27520 Morgan, Timothy Miles 1908 Tee Dee Street Raleigh, NC 27610 MORRIS, EDWARD HARDY Route 2, Box 311-A Morehead City, NC 28557 MOYERS, ANDREW SCOTT Box 81 New Market, VA 22844 MULCHI, MITZI DAWN Route 1, Box 43 Norlina, NC 27563 MUNFORD, CINDY LOU 5509 Munford Road Raleigh, NC 27612 MYERS. LISA ANNE 7004 Breckenridge Avenue Raleigh, NC 27609 NEAL, ROBERT HENRY Route 2, Box 160 Franklinton, NC 27525 NELMS, DAVID CRAIG 504 Winterlochen Road Raleigh, NC 27603 NELSON, COLLIN GREGORY 300 Ridge Road Wilson, NC 27893 NELSON, LINDA FAYE Route 2, Box 309 Belhaven, NC 27810 NEMAZEE, MEHRDAD 36 Cen. Park, S. Park Lane New York, NY 10019 NEWELL, WILLIAM ANDERSON 5033 College Drive Wilmington, NC 28401 NICHOLSON, PAULA LOUISE Route 1, Box A-440 Enfield, NC 27823 NICHOLSON, THOMAS MALLOY P.O. Box 363 Lauringburg, NC 28352 NORMAN, JULIUS WOOD 2201 St. Mary ' s Street Raleigh, NC 27608 NORMAN, MRS. KATHY OVERTON 406 W. Noble Street Louisburg, NC 27549 NOWELL, JEANNINE CAROL Box 307 Youngsville, NC 275% NOWELL, JEREMIAH JAMES, JR. 900 E. Chatham Street Cary, NC 27511 OAKES, RODNEY GLENN 2200 Ledford Road Greensboro, NC 27406 O ' BERRY, WALTER SAMUEL 1000 Ochall Place Jacksonville, NC 28540 O ' BRIEN, BARBARA LYNN Route 6, Box 672-A Fayetteville, NC 28301 O ' DONNELL, KELLY SHAWN 14 Hebron Avenue Shortsville, NY 14548 OETTINGER, FREDERIC N., Ill Box 876 Clarksville, VA 23927 O ' GRADY, THOMAS VINCENT 22 Back Fin Pt. Figure 8 Island Wilmington, NC 28401 OLIVE, BETSY LEIGH Route 2 Apex, NC 27502 O ' NEAL, LISA CARYN P.O. Box 22 Ocracoke, NC 27960 OWENS, LISA STERLING P.O. Box 505 Manteo, NC 27954 OWENS, ROSA MAE P.O. Box 614 Warrenton, NC 27589 OXENDINE, GRANFORD Route 6, Box 454 Lumberton, NC 28358 PACE, WILLIAM JOHNSON, JR. 130 Person Circle Louisburg, NC 27549 PARHAM, REG1NA LYNN 32 Ben Lippen Road Asheville, NC 28806 PARKER, ANNETTA 500 Buena Vista Rocky Mount, NC 27801 PARKER, BETTY SUE Route 1, Box 54 Clinton, NC 28328 PARKER, RUDOLPH, JR. 6434 Whitt Road Durham, NC 27712 PARKS, IULIAN ROGERS, JR. 114 E. Wyche Street Whiteville, NC 28472 1 56 Directory PARRISH SH KI III ROUlC I. Box « IB HHhbr ough, N 27278 PARROT! I mis STEPHEN ROUlC I Hnv 209A U( rosse, 23950 PARROT I MARILYN KM 1204 Roanoke ILvewue Henderson, N( Z7S k. CM IIS KOBIRI BROOKS 112 Woodbwn Avenue WekJon, s rmo PEAR I DAVID BRIAN ni ( ( arotyn Drive Raleigh, Nt 27604 PI ki i DAVID vMlSON Route - ' Zebukm, N 27597 CI K( I |AMB IMMITTI Route Raleigh, n 27604 I ' ll BUS ILICY HOITON no E. th Street lawrcnteville. VA 21868 PtHt. EDMUND TODD Mil C henev ( OUT) Gamer, NC 275 .- H  PHI I RACHEL IOUANN P.O. Box . . Clayton, M 2 520 PECRAM, LISA FAYE Route 4. Box IH Henderson. S( 27536 PENDERGRUI 1 AMMY |EAN 202 November Street Garner, NC 27529 PEOPLES. DEBRA |OY JOB Lumpkin Boulevard louisburg, NC 2 549 PERDUE, TONY DALE ROUlC I. Box IK. Louishurg, NC 275 9 PERNELL. RICKY DEAN 819 Eastwav Drive Henderson. NC 27536 PERRY. CHARLES JEFFREY Route I. Box 105 louisburg, NC 2 549 PERRY, |ANE BRUCE 208 E. Knox Street Durham. NC 27707 PERRY. KIMBERLY ROBIN 814 Ellynn Drive Can, NC 27511 PERRY. LINDA CAROL Route 2, Box I24B Zebukm, NC t PERRY, WENDY LEIGH P.O. Box 1407 Zcbulon, NC 27597 PETERSON, HERBERT CLAYTON Roule 1. Box 1 W,-C Zebulon, S( l , C PHELPS, CHARLES BUTLER 1102 Peachtree Plate Wilson, NC 27893 PHILLIPS. IAMES RUSSELL 42110 Yadkin Drive Raleigh, NC 27609 PHILLIPS. MICHAEL ROBERT 9901 Congress Street New Market. VA 22844 PIERRIE. LYNN PATRICIA 1(11 Brodick Court Carv, NC 27511 PINYOUN, THOMAS JEFFREY •Hi ( mterbur) Road Raleigh. Nt 27607 en kSANTS, I Ri ( RAIG Route 4. Box 4(111 Wake Forest, N( 27587 C( lOII, KIMBIKIY KM Route I, Box B6 Knighltlale. N( 27545 POPI, GRAHAM AUBREY 2iB Val en c i an Wa) Greensboro, N( 27410 PORTER, BARRY STUART 109 Brinklex Avenue Plymouth, N( 27962 POWELL, |OHN ( HAREIS ' •to last ( ormvaD ( ary, Nt 27511 POWUl. WILLIAM GRAYSON 709 Brx.e Street Whiteville, NC 28472 PRK I. SHARON JEANEENE Route I Senna, NC 27576 PRIDGEN, OTTO KILGORE, III 2234 S. Live Oak Parkway Wilmington, NC 211401 PRITCHARD, MEREDITH ALISE Box 8, Chutkalutk Station Suffolk, VA 23432 PRIVETTE, GLORIA ANN P.O. Box 1027 Wendell, NC 27591 PRIVETTE, HAZEL CHARLENE Roule 2, Box 4H2 Zebulon, NC 27597 PRIVETTE, SUSAN ELIZABETH Route 2, Box 116 Spring Hope, NC 27882 PRONIER, BARRY GLENN ( 44 Plesanl Loop Fayetteville, NC 28301 PROPST, SIDNEY ROGER, |R. P.O. Box 219 Siler City, NC 27344 PUGH, CRAIG ALLEN 2675 Cumberland Drive Macon, GA 31211 RADFORD, DALE WRAY Route 1, Box 81 Selma, NC 27576 RAMSEY, RONALD WAYNE Route 14, Box 267 Rithmond, VA 23231 RANDOLPH, REX ALAN 432 Cedar Hill Lane Raleigh, NC 27609 RAWLS, PAUL EMMETT 709 Churth Street Scotland Neck, NC 27874 RAY, PHYLLIS LYNNE 3019 Brechin Road Fayetteville, NC 28302 RAYNOR, MARY SUZANNE 604 Blanev Street Clinton, NC 28328 REEVES, MARK TALMADGE Route 5, Pemberton Drive Salisburv. MD 21801 REGISTER, TAMMIE ALAINE 4400 Woodbridge Court Raleigh, NC 27612 REID, ANGELA STAR P.O. Box 452 Winton, NC 27906 REID, VERNESSA LUETTA 615 Powell Street Henderson, Nt 27536 REVELLE, ( HARMS RIDDK K, III itr.ii Skye Drive Fayetteville, Nt B303 RHEW, RAM.. PAI i IHKI . Bromplom Street Springfield, VA 221 .2 RHODES, KIMMII III 4711 Edwards Mill Road Raleigh, n 27612 RHODES, MARY BilH 40it. Vesta Drive Raleigh. N 27603 RICE, ( RI BRIM 3712 Brvn Mawi ( our! Raleigh, NC 27606 Rl( HARDSON, DIBBII POTIIR Roule 1. Box 66A Norlina, NC 27563 RICHARDSON, ROYCE ERWIN, JR 107 N. Pill wired Farmville, NC 27828 RILEY, MARK WALKER Route 5, Box 110 Burlington, NC 27215 ROBBINS, FAYE ELOISE 1201 N. Bickett Boulevard Louisburg, NC 27549 ROBERTSON, STUART CRAIG 317 Clapp Street Graham, NC 272 . 1 ROBERTSON, TIMOTHY SAMUEL Route 1, Hawkins Road Germanton, NC 27019 ROBERTSON, WIUIAM DELL, JR. 513 Gem. Booth Boulevard Virginia Beach, VA 234 1 ROGERS, EDWARD JAY 1606 Sabra Drive Kinslon, NC 28501 ROLLINS, JILL JONES 307 East Hillside Drive Fuquay-Varina, NC 27536 ROSS, DENNIS PAUL 217 Churthhill Drive Greenville, NC 27834 RUDD, WALKER HOMAN 15 W. Henderson Street Wrightsville Beach, NC 28480 RYAN, STUART WADE Route 1, Box 275 Lexington, Park, MD 20653 SAIEED, STEVE JOHN 105 Cheshire Drive Greenville, NC 27834 SANBORN, RACHEL CHARLOTTE 123 Paradise Circle Havelock, NC 28532 SANDERFORD, MRS. YVETTE 204 Church Street Louisburg, NC 27549 SANDERS, JOHN PATRICK 1215 Terrell Drive High Poinl, NC 27262 SANDLIN, RANDY ADDISON P.O. Box 75 Beaulaville, NC 28518 SAUNDERS, PETER BLAND 1106 Bitkell Boulevard Louisburg, NC 27549 SCARBOROUGH, SARA DEE Roule 1, Box 1207 Manteo, NC 27954 S( HIBNIR, MAI till VV HAH □01 Dancer Road Richmond, n 2122-1 s( HOONOVER, NH HOLAS IIROMI, III ni ii.,v 18 iio K .i ( enter, n i ut4 S( OIT, JAMES BOLIVAR Route 1, Box 219 lorl Mill, S( 2971 • s( on. robiri ADDERSON urn s ( laibome street Goldslxiro. N( 27530 SEDBERRY, KEITH DAVID St.ir Rout.- Box .1 West Point, VA 23181 SELBY, REGGIE EARL i km Red Banks Road Greenville, N( 2711 14 SELLERS, DIANE Route I, Box m lake VV.uc.im.iw. NC 28450 SERMONS, CARL WINSTON P.O. Box 908 Washington, NC 27889 SHAFFER, DAVID RICHARD 2910 Skye Drive Fayetteville, NC 28 Ml I SHAW, RUSSELL VANCE 1510 Ashburlon, Road Raleigh, NC 27606 SHEARIN, KAYE ROWE 124 Slrattord Drive Louisburg, NC 27549 SHERIAN, SANDRA SUSAN Roule 2, Box llu.lt Youngsville, NC 275% SHEARON, MARK BOONE 203 Tutker Drive Louisburg, NC 27549 SHEETS, TONY |AY 1708 Lakeside Drive Garner, NC 27529 SHERRILL, WILLIAM TOBIAS MM Wenlworth Drive Greensboro, NC 27408 SHIRAH, BEVERLY ANTOINETTE 2802 Dunhaven Drive Garner, NC 27529 SHOEMAKER, DAVID WIELET 157 Shasta Drive Newport News, VA 23602 SHRAGO, ANNE WENDY 805 Burton Street Rocky Mount, NC 27801 SIGWORTH, KEITH M. 5017 North Glen Drive Raleigh, NC 27609 SIMMONS, RANDALL KEITH 137 Creslview Road Rocky Mount, NC 27801 SLOAN, HOWARD CARNELL Route 2, Box 517-A Leland, NC 28541 SMITH, CATHY MARIE 8M) Dinmont Circle Fayetteville, NC 28306 SMITH, DENNIS KEITH Route h. Box 376 Louisburg, NC 27549 SMITH, EDWARD DEAN 1002 Lillinglon Drive Wilmington, NC 28401 SMITH, HOWARD MARK P.O. Box 11 Washington, NC 27856 SMITH, LOUIS ELTON, JR. Direi lory 157 Route 1, Box 200 Nashville, NC 27856 SMITH, NONA LEICHANN 4915 Edinborough Road Greensboro, NC 27406 SMITH, RITA PEOPLES (MRS.) Route 3, Box 25x Henderson, NC 27536 SMITH, WADE LOUIS Route 3, Box 295-H Wake Forest, NC 27587 SMITH, WILLIAM JEEEREY Route 2, Box 521 -H Clarksville, VA 23927 SOUTHERLAND, TERESA LYNNE Route 5, Box 440 Louisburg, NC 27549 SPARKS, JOYCE LYNN Route 3, Box 360 East Bend, NC 27018 SPARKS, MARTHA LYNN Route 4, Box 625 Tarboro, NC 27886 SPENCER, CAROLYN DELORIS Route 1, Box 200 Henderson, NC 27536 SPENCER, RONALD TAYLOR Route 3, Box 4 Louisburg, NC 27549 SPIVEY, DOE SERENA 1710 Noble Place Creensoro, NC 27408 ST. SING, ROBERT EDGAR, |R. Route 2, Box 301 Macon, NC 27551 STALLINGS, RALPH MYERS Route 2 Zebulon, NC 27597 STALLS, (AMES JEFFREY 320 East Main Street Williamston, NC 27892 STAMATAKIS, TINA 411 Young Street Henderson, NC 27536 STANLEY, CAROL BISH Route 3, Box 162 Louisburg, NC 27549 STANTON, JOSEPH TIPPETT 2892 Wycliff Road Raleigh, NC 27607 STARK, JAMES KEITH 201 Beechwood Trail Henderson, NC 27536 STEADMAN, ROBERT BRYCE Drawer 397 Pinetops, NC 27864 STEPHENSON, JAMIE ELLEN Route 1, Box 11 Seaboard, NC 27876 STEPHENSON, WILEY CLEVELAND 1411 Duplin, Road Raleigh, NC 27607 STEVENS, CAROL FRANCES P.O. Box 2424 Durham, NC 27705 STEWART, DAVID K., JR. P.O. Box 546 Dunn, NC 28339 STILLEY, JOEY GLENN 332 Oakdale Road Rocky Mount, NC 27801 STONE, MICHAEL KEITH 27 Duck Woods Drive Kitty Hawk, NC 27549 STONEMAN, PATRICIA ANN 105 Cherrywood Drive Greenville, NC 27834 STOVAL, STEPHANIE ANNE 11625 Boyd Road Chester, VA 23832 STRANAHAN, JEANNE ELIZAbtTH 3700 Horlon Street Raleigh, NC 27607 STRANGE, JONATHAN RALPH 300 Ridgewood Drive Rocky Mount, NC 27801 STRICKLAND, CHRISTY LYNN 431 Ward Street Graham, NC 27253 STRICKLAND, KARLA JOY Route 1, Box 236-2 Louisburg, NC 27549 STRICKLER, MARK WARREN Route 6, Box 136 Harrisonburg, NC 22801 SUGG, GEORIANA 605 Page Street Cary, IN 27511 SUGG, HERBERT TAYLOR, JR. 2104 Sparre Drive Kinston, NC 28501 SURLES, BARNEY RICHARD, JR. 2903 Wycliff Road Raleigh, NC 27607 SUTTON, JAMISON LEIGH Route 3, Box 619 LaGrange, NC 28551 SZABADDS, ILONKA MARIE 1758 Cawdor Drive Fayetteville, NC 28304 TANNER, FRITZ MARVIN, JR. 1202 North Bonner Wasington, NC 27889 TANSILL, STUART P., Ill 9303 Wishart Drive Richmond, VA 23229 TAYLOR, JACKIE ANN P.O. Box 383 Atlantic Beach, NC 28512 TAYLOR, JOHN RAY, JR. 1721 Westwood Avenue Wilson, NC 27893 TAYLOR, RUBY LENN Route 6, Box 600 Henderson, NC 27536 TEAL, ALLEN MARK Route 9, Box 444-A Greensboro, NC 27409 TEMPLE, BETTY JEAN P.O. Box 1144 Manteo, NC 27954 TERRY, AMANDA FAYE 411 South Main Street Warrenlon, NC 27589 THOMPSON, FRANK D. 5410 North Hills Drive Raleigh, NC 27612 THOMPSON, MARK STEPHEN 819 Arlington Circle Richmond, VA 23229 THOMPSON, TANDRA RENEE Route 2, Box 2 Garner, NC 27529 THRIFT, DONNA LYNN 7507 Century Drive Richmond, VA 23231 TILLEY, CARL WADE, JR. 240 Sandlewood Durham, NC 27712 TOBIN, TIMOTHY CALL Route 6, Box 211 Richmond, VA 23229 TOLER, ROBIN LYNNE 737 Parham Street Rocky Mount, NC 27801 TOUCHSTONE, VICKI LYNN 1309 Camille Court Raleigh, NC 27609 TUCKER, GEORGE NORMAN, III Route 3, Box 384 Henderson, NC 27536 TULLY, FRANCIS IRWIN, JR. 302 Sunset Avenue Louisburg, NC 27549 UPCHURCH, KELLY GRIFFIN 2208 Rouse Road Kinston, NC 28501 VAUGHAN, GARY RUSSELL 526 White Street Warrenton, NC 27589 VELAQUEZ, MARCOS ALEXANDER 1021 Rollingwood Drive Charlotte, NC 28210 VINSON, PARKER ANN Route 4, Box 219 LaGrange, NC 28551 VOGTJERESA ANN 506 Locke Lane Raleigh, NC 27610 WAGNER, HOLLY ELAINE 7220 E. 30 Street Tulsa, Oklahoma 74129 WALKER, SONYA DENISE 711 Ford Street Burlington, NC 27215 WALL, WANDA LYNN Route 1, White Oak Road Garner, NC 27529 WALLACE, LINDA SHERYL 4700 Terry Street Raleigh, NC 27609 WARD, STEPHEN CRAIG 3312 Redbud lane Raleigh, NC 27607 WARREN, NAOMI JENKINS 917 N. Main Street Louisburg, NC 27549 WASHBURN, COZETTE ELIZABETF Route 2, Box 14-H Louisburg, NC 27549 WASHBURN, EDWARD SETH Route 2, Box 14-H Louisburg, NC 27549 WATERS, MARK CRAIG 707 Edgehill Road New Bern, NC 28530 WATKINS, JOHN CRAIG 1506 West End Drive Emporia, VA 23847 WATSON, GEORGE CHESTER 42 Loblolly Drive Vass, NC 28394 WATTS, DAVID MICHAEL Route 1, Box 28 Clarksville, VA 23927 WATTS, DEBRA ANN Box 287, Cliftwood Drive Siler City, NC 27344 WEATHERS, JENNIFER JOYCE 107 Sunset Avenue Louisburg, NC 27549 WEAVER, GARY RAYMOND Route 2 Kenly, NC 27542 WEED, CHERYL ANN 13012 Thyme Court Germantown, MD 20607 WEHUNT, TERESA JOY 1443 Duplin Road Raleigh, NC 27606 WEST, AMY LYNN Acorn Acres Norwood, NC 28128 WESTER, GREGORY LEE 1301 Green Tee Lane Rocky Mount, NC 27801 WHEEIESS, STEPHEN LEWIS 2612 Amherst Road Rocky Mount, NC 27801 WHELESS, JULIAN DAVID Route 1, Box 291 Louisburg, NC 27549 SHELESS, SHARON KAY Route 4, Box 158 Louisburg, NC 27549 WHITE, DAVIDA LAURA 1155 Wimbleton Drive Roxboro , NC 27543 WHITE, ROBERT ANTHONY Route 1, Box 356 Trenton, NC 28585 WHITE, SAMMIE WILSON Route 4, Box 350 Louisburg, NC 27549 WHITE, THOMAS RAY 2520 Fordham Drive Fayetteville, NC 28304 WHITEHURST, RALPH A. 4934 Carteret Drive WHITFIELD, ISAAC WARD Route 4, Box 317 Kinston, NC 28501 WIEDMAN, WILLIAM STEVEN 903 Queensferry Road Cary, NC 27511 WIGGINS, HAROLD GILMORE, JR. 7207 Beta Street Fayetteville, NC 28304 WILDER, CHARLIE MICHAEL Route 4, Box 347 Louisburg, NC 27549 WILKES, ANNE MARIE 3620 Colonial Lane Rocky Mount, NC 27801 WILKINSON, JAMES THOMAS, III 1722 Clarksville Drive Scotland Neck, NC 27874 WILLIAMS, BETTY DENISE Route 2, Box 69-C Bolivia, NC 28422 WILLIAMS, DAISY MAE Route 1, Box 152 Elm City, NC 27822 WILLIAMS, DENNIS CRAIG 2300 Mirror Lake Drive Fayetteville, NC 28303 WILLIAMS, HOMER BRADFORD 2704 Bennington Road Fayetteville, NC 28303 WILLIAMS, JAMES DAVID Box 935, Louisburg College Louisburg, NC 27549 WILLIAMS, KENNETH DALE 611 28th Street Butner, NC 27509 WILLIAMS, MARIA FRANCES Route 2, Box 248E Zebulon, NC 27597 WILLIAMSON, JENNIFER ROSE 57 Washington Street Roanoke Rapids, NC 27870 WILLIS, MARK DOUGLAS 2425 Dartmouth Drive 1 58 Directory Fayetteville, nc jhmm VMISON, |OHN RICHARD tid ( Me Drive FayctlevMe, Hi 2nm WILSON, PHYIUS uo iiu Route i. Boa 22 FtoRbter, nc 27844 WINBtRRY. USA ANN 102 W (2nd Street Lumberton, N( 28358 WINCARD. ROBIRI ILIIAM i tiii Lake Pint- Road ( an, Nt 17511 WINSLOW, W II HAM HINRV PC) Box 1B8 Hamilton. C 27840 w INSTEAD, DENNIS ALAN PC) Box 14 Bunn. C 27508 Will. SHIRltY IIMPLE ROMC 2. Box - M X. Stuart.  2 171 WOOD. IORI IYNN II CI Berl ( ourl Can C J--.ll WOOD, MATTEW ELVNN Route , B.ix IH Mt_ - irv. NC 27030 WOOD. MELISSA DIANE Box 44 . Boonvilk, NC 27011 WOOD, SUSAN LEIGH Route t. Box 56 Nashville. NC 2 HV. WOODALL. |OHN DAVID ■ur Everettc Place Durham, NC 27701 WOODALL, SUSAN ELIZABETH t2h West Bank Street Salisburx, NC 2KI44 WOODARD, ANGELA MAE Route 1, Box 102 VoungsvMe, NC r ' ' WOODARD, IOSEPH CHARLES Slar Route, Box 56 Robbins, NC 27325 WYATT, WANDA RAVELLE Route 2, Box 144E Smilhfield, NC 27577 WYCHE, ROBERT WALTER P.O. Box 183 Hallshoro, NC 28442 WYNNE, TONY CLIFTON 210 Allen Lane louisburg, NC 27549 YANCEY, MICHAEL ANTHONY P.O. Box 92 Manson, NC 27V ( YARBOROUGH, CORNELIA ANNE ti.Ji. Randolph Road Durham, NC 27705 YEATTES. ALAN WADE 1201 Wiggins Road Emporia, VA 23847 ZIBELIN, GARY WILLIAM 41 - South Graham Street Wallace, NC 28466 ZURL, KARL ALBERT 7tM Ridge Drixe Goldsboro, NC 27530 BARNES, MICHAEL E. 504 Dacine Road Raleigh, NC 27608 Route 3, Box  2t Louisburg, NC 27519 WOODARD, WAITER BRADLEY Route I. Box tut Spring Hup.-, 27882 WOODBURY, II C.INt BURY, |R. y; .n Sweetbriai Road Wilmington. NC iiUdl CHARIOI It Rose Route I, Box 100- A Voungsville, s 27596 WOODRUM. |OY lll ABI IH 4HI4 Mtha Street K.il.igh. ( 27606 WOODS, GRAC E VIVIAN Route i. Box 153 W amnion, NC 27589 WOOLARD. KlIIH BOWEN 44IM living ( ouri Raleigh, NC 27609 WOOTEN, REBECCA IOSINA 1114 Ralph Drixe Carx. NC 27511 WOOTEN, SHADE ALLEN, |R. 1114 Ralph Drive Can. NC 27511 WORSHAM, IACQUEUNE WATTS IBOH Worsham Place Greensboro, NC 274CIH WORSHAM, PAUL LEO Route 4, Box 82K Amelia, VA 23002 WRENN, SHERRY YVONNE Route 3, Box 31 louisburg, NC 27549 W RIGHT, CLARICE KAY 911 Old Wilson Road Nashville, NC 27856 WRIGHT, RODNEY NELSON 9509 Skyview Court Richmond, VA 23229 WYATT. IAMES RODERICK Directory 1 59 Louisburg jfcta ™ H a _ -_ _ ■ .- «m k «! ' ■ i U- Bicket 7 da EASY SHOP Blvd. Open 6 to 11 ys a week Party Beverages and Checks Cashed Compliments of PETE SMITH ' S GARAGE Rt. 6 Louisburg, NC Complete Auto Service We specialize in automatic transmissions and all conditioning Machine Shop 496-2009 24 hour Wrecker Service Wade ' s Flowers Gifts ( ustom Pi luce I raming flowers Ic ii .ill i k i ,im ins 107 West Franklin street ouisburg, N. . 496-291; P.C Good Times Drinking Parlor Compliments of Dept. Store DICK ' S DRIVE-IN Meet-n-Eat at Dicks 496-961 1 Louisburg, N.C. Compliments HAMLET ' S SEED FEED Louisburg, N.C. 4 '  -5228 Rowe Chevrolet-Buick INC. Where customers send their triends 4 )(,-2131 Down Town Louisburg The largest and most varied stock of Giftware in Franklin County Giftware from all over the World Compliments of GRIFFIN MOTOR CO. of Louisburg, N.C. 1045 Bickett Blvd. Compliments of Radio Shack-The Gospel Shop Soda Fountain Music Center— books— refreshments hours 9-5 The Murphy House Home of fine foods Bickett Blvd. Louisburg, N.C. 496-4173 1« W ., - yu Compliments of THE TOWN OF LOUISBURG Compliments of ROWE ' S MENS SHOP Downtown Louisburg Quality Clothing tor Men Student 4 l H -3573 i NOVO BIOCHEMICAL INDUSTRIES P.O. Box 576, S.R. 100? Franklington, N.C. 27525 919-492-2014 t SPORTSLIFE PRESERVE The Sportslife Preserve 108 W. Nash Street, Louisburg N.C. 27549 l J. W. PERRY ' S RIFLES, SHOTGUNS AND PISTOLS RELOADING EQUIP. - GUNSMITH STORE HOURS - Mon. thru Sat. 8-6 EXCEPT Fri. Till 9 Closed Sundays Route 3 (At Pearces) Zebulon, North Carolina 27597 ■ ' WE TRADE GUNS FFL 56-17637 Ph. (919) 269-7474 Operated by WES MARK PERRY From A to Z 165 166 From A to Z From A to Z 167 From A to Z As the story unfolds, we remember the time we spent, from A to Z. From the time we were unexperienced freshmen with wide eyes and bewil- dered looks to when me meta- morphisized into confident, omnipo- tent sophomores. Its all the little things that will stick to the backside of our minds that we ' ll ultimately re- member and cherish. From sun-bath- ing on Drake Beach to the daily drudgery of classes, from Thursday nights spent at Chicks to the cram- ming of all-nighters, from the beasties to monkeying-around; they all blend into a pleasant memory of the times spent at Lou-U. Farewell to the youth we spent together. We now look for- ward to new vistas and horizons in our future. -The Oak Staff 168 From A to Z