Louisburg College - Oak Yearbook (Louisburg, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1987 volume:

dition Table Of Contents student Life People Academics The Bicentennial Year was a very busy time for Student Life activities. There was the King and Queen of Hearts campaign for the Heart Fund and much more. The Bicentennial Year brought many new faces to the college. There were new faculty members, as well as, many new freshmen. During the Bicentennial Year, there were a few changes in departments. Some departments merged with each others. There was the usual great programming from Cultural Affairs and entertaining plays from the Drama Department. Athletics Organizations Index, Ads The Canes were on the rTK ve in Mens Basketball and Baseball it was a very good year for the Louisburg College teams, both n winning and building for the future The Student Government Association, Student Publication, and the many campus organizations were very busy during the Bicentennial Year The Town of Louisburg and Franklin County gave the college great support. 1787-1987 The Bicentennial Year Tine Oak 1987 Louisburg College Louisburg, NC 27549 Volunne 64 That Was Then In 1787 Louisburg College began its long and distinct journey into thie history books of North Carolina and the United States. During the early years, the Col- lege endured all the problems any institu- tion of its kind could possibly encounter. But with great leadership and the faith of a town and county, the small liberal arts college would make it into the Twentieth Century with the spirit and zeal it would take to educate and serve those who would enter its doors. Through the Civil War and The Depression, Louisburg Col- lege would become the nations oldest and proudest chartered, two-year, church-related, coeducational junior col- lege. Today, Louisburg College continues to be a leader in aiding students to be- come more competent in the fundamen- tals of learning. As Louisburg College en- ters its third century, the traditions that made the College great will continue in its future. It was a time of simpler things, wtien it was easy to share peaceful moments on the front lawn. It was a time for May Day Celebrations and time for policy making, A time when one could dream for the future, and a time to remember those things we cherished This Is 1987 The tmes txjve chongeO tcx the rrost pert txft students stl en oy tr e smple ttir Qs r He The excrtemeot n leomng new ttirvgs and meetng new people It s still a time to experience the magic of friendship ttvat will lost through the ages A time to get involved m Me Its a time to retox and enjoy ttie good things colege He con bnng A time to remonnbef. Founders Day 1987 Whereas establishing an Academy in the said county for the education of youth will be attended with great ad- vantages to the State in general, and the County of Franklin in particular ... These are the words of the original charter approved by the State of North Carolina General Assembly on January 6, 1787. Two hundred years later the college administration, facul- ty, alumni, special guests, and friends gathered in Holton Gymnasium to cel- ebrate the continuing legacy and tra- dition of a very special Junior College. Among the notables participating in the celebration were keynote speaker Dr. William C. Friday, President Emeritus of The University of North Carolina; The Honorable Robert B. Jordan, III, Lieuten- ant Governor of North Carolina who represented the State of North Caroli- na; and Bishop Carlton P. Minnick, Jr., who gave greetings from The North Carolina United Methodist Church. Also among the well-wishers were Louis- burg ' s Mayor, Lucy T. Allen; Ben E. Jor- dan Jr., Chairman of the Board of Trust- ees; Harold A. Morris, President of the Alumni Association; Dr. George Ann Willard, Chair of the Bicentennial Com- mittee; and Lisa Buffaloe, President of the Student Government Association for the 1986-87 academic year. Dr. Friday said, The great adven- ture of learning and the freeing of a young mind from the boundaries of fear, prejudice, despair, and bigotry are through the wonders of knowl- edge and its joys and compassion. This is why Louisburg College and The Uni- versity of North Carolina are so impor- tant, and this is why that what is done today on these campuses by these teachers is so critical to the future. Happy Birthday Louisburg College with many more to come. Just think — Two hundred years of dedicated service. Dr. J, Allen Norris, Jr., President of Louisburg College, welcomes the many who help celebrate the college ' s two hu ndreth birthday Dr. William C Friday was the keynote speaker for Founder ' s Day stating, We ' ve come a long way together, Bishop Carlton P. Minnick, Jr. brought greetings from The United Methodist Church and thanked Louisburg College for its Church relatedness. Louisburg ' s Mayor, Lucy T, Allen, brought greetings from the Town of Louisburg and Franklin County. Founders Day 4 Lisa Buffaloe spoke on beholt of the students stie represents as President of Louisburg Colleges Student Government Association I tie Louisburg College Ensemble and Glee Club under ttie direction of Don Steinert performed An American Trilogy by Mickey Newbury Following tt e Ensemble to tt e stage in ttie processional is Dan Steinert, ttie Director. 1 f M ' H r l J 1 r w Ttie stage was well occupied with dignotanes from church and state helping to celebrate the College ' s 200 years Harold A Morris, President of the Alumni Association, spoke on behalf of the 12.000 living alumni of the College The Honorable Robert B Jordan, I, Lt Gov of Nkxth Caroina, brought greetings from the Stote Founders Day 5 Bicentennial Tine Celebration William and Patricio Hinton enjoy the sounds and moods of the Bo Thrope Bond. Many Louisburg College students went to the During the Bicentennial celebration, the cake student concert, featuring the Band of Oz and cutting was a special time for all of us to Sidewinder. gather together. There was sti plenty of cake inU ever after the big birthday party during tl e Bicentomkal week Helprig to celebrate oor 200th birttKlay is Bob DeBordeiaben with Uyen Iran and Dawn Grimes There were nrKjny students, faculty and alunnr i wtK) participated in the Torch Run. Buddy Hyde and DeAnn Yoger were two happy runners millil; ' Celebrating 200 Years Dr. Norris presents Gov Martin a tee shirt and Starting the first mile of a 40 mile trek is Bicentennial plaque from the College, Gov, Martin lights Steve Burkehead, Keep that flame the torch for the 40 mile run, alive. The week of March 23-28 was the time set aside by Louisburg College to celebrate its 200 years as an educational institution. It was also the time for the College and its special friends and Alumni to have some fun. The week started off with a Torch Run from the Capitol in Raleigh to the steps of Main Building. There was a special Chapel Service and student concert with The Band of Oz and Sidewinder. It was a week filled with the arts where students and faculty shared their talents both in poetry reading and the Bicentennial Play. The week con- cluded with a sensational Bicentennial Alumni Weekend and Ball with Bo Thorpe and his big band. It was a week to remem- ber the heritage of a great institution, Louis- burg College. state Senator James Speed presents the torch to Dr, Norris on the steps of Main Building. Bicentennial Week 8 The Bicentennial Cake was made from the image of Main Building. bioo Srwjief was one ot trie 40 runners participating in tr e run from Raletgh With him is Ban Williams and Fcxrest Goff The speaker (or Chapel was Dr Belton Joyner The Bicentennial was big news lui wiose three students The week was esp ecially exciting with The Band of Oz Beth NkDfris and Don Stenert kick the heels up at tt e Bicentennial Boi Leodrig ttie porticipants at the Bicentennial Coke cutting, is Dean of Students. Craig Eler. student Life That Was Then Lisa Arnold and Kevin Zoltek greet Lisa Cordell and her escort at the Bicentennial Ball. Students found the sounds of Sidewinder loud and exciting. Standing around the stage listening to the bands is great fun for these students. Enjoying the music of The Bo Thorpe Band at the] Bicentennial Ball is Buddy Hyde and his date. Bicentennial Week 12 The Bond of Oz entertained ih. Top 40 mjuc. while Forrest Goii tfie Torch txxne to Lootsburg ' h Beach and ' loarm brought The Week It would be a week to remember for as long as one would live. Many students took port in the festivities during the Bicentennial Week. There was the Torch Run from Raleigh to Louisburg. There was the exciting and loud sounds of the Band of Oz and Sidewinder at the Student Con- cert. And of course, there was the big Bicenten- nial Ball that everyone enjoyed. Yes, it would be memories to cherish for a lifetime. Bteenfenntol Week 13 : l Having a grand time and showing off their conoeing sl ills around the lake of Camp Kanata are Jennifer Outlaw and Lisa Buffaloe There was close to 40 students and Student Affairs stoff members who spent two days at Camp Kanata sharpening their leadership skills ' for the 1986-87 school year. Leadership Conference 14 Camp Kanata Leadership Conference Before most students were making plans to return to campus from sum- mer vacation, a number of students were already learning some valuable lessons to help them to be responsible Resident Life Staft personnel in their dorms. It was a time to aquaint them- selves with not only the rules and regu- lations of the college, but also how to structure programming for dorm life. It was also a time to cherish the good times spent with friends and people who cared. Making sure everyone undefstonds the schedule of events for the conference is Assistant Dean Kelli (vIcLeod Listening ore - David Reese and Jim Garulski V N :f J0V a ' ' e free itne sittrg on the dock are Wi Gfittm and Rtxxida Posing fof the camera are Laura Kidd. RtxxKto Skxjghtef. BocJ iJQughter Karen Roy. Kenny KkJd, Jotv Woker and Wi Gritfin Leadership ContererKe IS students Ski Trip ' 87 It was along way down the slopes at Appalachian Ski Resort tor nnany louisburg college students. It is always nice to get a lift, especially if its along way to the top. Allen McCray is enjoying the ride to the top. About a dozen students joined Coa- ch Sheilah Gotten at Appalachian Ski Mountian in Boone, North Carolina, to do some serious skiing January 4- 7,1987. The program was offered by Ski French Swiss. The package includ- ed four sessions of skiing, with instruc- tion available from the staff of the Ap- palachian Ski Mountian. The total cost per student was a very reasonable $140.00, which included room accom- modations. Louisburg College students recieved one hour credit for partici- pating in the skiing program. Students from the University of South Carolina, Memphis State, UNC Wilmington, Ox- ford and The Citadel participated in the same program. Watching and listening attentively to the instruction of the skiing staff at Appalachian Ski Mountain is Leigh Coble. Taking her turn down the mountian slopes IS Deona Schneider. Steady as you go, Deana! Ski Trip 16 WeU. maybe not Olympian bound, but Pee Wee mokes it down from Ihe top with ease En)oying tfieif time ot Appalocfiioo Ski Mountion is Leigti Coble ond Elsie fasion Having ttie opportunity to meet othier students from ottier sctiools was muchi of ttie fun m participating in ttie program Deana Scfmeider has no probieitis in making friends Ski Tnp 17 Dorm Life Getting a breath of fresti air wtiile studying Is fresh men Daphne Karrs. Caught in the act typing a secret memo are Jimmy Boyette, and Lisa Buffaloe. Having fun out in the sun are Heidi Geradi. Kelly Harrell. Student Life 18 Enjoying a foil afternoan. Iheie stu ' Tents pass the time by telling war stories oyrig he spore time r the laundry room. Kenny Kidds ' clothes are not the or y thing getting dried Enjoying their quiet time after dhner. eve ryone meets together to discuss ttieir doy Student Ufe IP Campus Scenes It is very unusual for classes to be can- celed because of inclement weattier. But because of thie very icy conditions, many faculty members and commuting students found ttiemselves unable to moke it to class. So, what do students do when classes are canceled? Some do the obvious, they go out and build a snowman, most of them throw snowballs, and some go sledding. But some students found the snowdays to be a good time to moke up classwork and others found more time to sleep. But after several days of vocation from classes, most students were ready to make those 8:00 classes. Taking time out from ttieir snowball fight is Andy Shaw and Jenny Sprigg Spotting anottier victim for tier snowball is Peggy Oneil. Many students found ttie parking lot to be a great place to have their snowball battles and their sled- ding events. Posing for a picture in the snow is Bridgette Woods, Melinda Wade, Melissa Wade, and Mi Howes Student Life 20 X V Hiding t eri;na the frees to keep owoy from the flyiog snowballs are Hemprti Thom and De a Cafdin. StvxJent Life 21 Residence Life The Good Life ' 87 Dorm living is not aways just working on homeworl assignments or studying for a big exam. Living in the dorm gives everyone the opportunity to make new friends and get involved with ac- tivities sponsored by the Residence Life Council. Students may also fix up their rooms like they want to. Some stu- dents build lofts to make room for their creative living. On Tuesday and Thurs- day evenings the students in all dorms have visitation privileges. So studying is not the only things going on in the dorms at Louisburg College. Trying to forget about homework for awtiile by turning on her favorite Soaps is Angela McLawhorn. h Posing for the camera before going out on the town are Kim Gentry and Beth Bates. Getting a refreshing glass of water from the fountain is Jay Newton. Dorm Life 22 I MCIOEt.3 l( «1 u Helping Donna Evcjns their television set is r.v le King nx krg tt e room rrxxe ike home ore Tim rK and Boddv Hyde Dorm L)fe 23 Slave Auction As a traditional part of Louisburg College students life, the annual slave auction was again a great success. The purpose for this activity is to raise funds for the Christnnas formal. This years master of ceremonies was Hill- man ' s resident director J. P. Perry. Tony Droppleman, and Lloyd Jacobs took the show and the highest bid for this years slave auction. Showing himself off at the slave auction is Jay Martin. Influencing the buyers to bid higher is Amy Covert showing off her pearly whites. ' 1 Slave Auction 24 inteftoining the audtenc- . are Tony Dfopplemon. ari ■ r aby tocos ;C ' DDS. Oyrig ther free fme at the stave oucton ore Clycte Making the Stave Auction mofe appeofcig tor the btadefs are Sandy Mocfolone Kerth yette. Donny Brown. Steve Shepard, Bnan Lancaster, and Frok. ond Georgette Ray 9k3nneio Sfcave Auction 25 Parent ' s Day One of the most special and important events during the acedemic year at Louisburg College is Parent ' s Day. Par- ent ' s Day gives the student ' s mothers and fathers the opportunity to meet v ith teachers and discuss their sons and daughters progress in various courses. Al- ways a traditional treat is the meal served in the college cafeteria and the pleasure to hear Dr. Brov n, the Academ- ic Dean, speak encouraging v ords for both parents and students. Getting a jump on speaking witti ttieir son ' s instruc- tor ore these parents and Beth Burkehead, instruc- tor ot psychology. Tarents had the opportunity to regB enivf oIiege ' s Clifton L. Benson Chapel where they watched the Bicentennial ' s slide show of the school ' s 200 years of tradition. Escorting her parent ' s to the parent ' s day lu cheon is Robin Ingle, Parent ' s Day 26 Sp eaking with pore ' gress is Wade Vickrey At the Pofenfs Day Kjochec ■ ot Lomsborg College, toke ' come parents, students ana events ' iitd ' s pro- )ont mcMring about the parent s day luncheon is Deona Schneider and parents Representing the Student oddng her we)corT e s loo Govenvnent President -ont Parent ' s Doy 27 Bicentennial Year While other students were at the beach or at home over Spring Break, March 6-14, ,18 Louisburg College stu- dents were in London, England. Under the leadership of Don Steinert, Instructor of Music and Director of the Glee Club and Ensemble, the trip to England was made possible. The trip was in keeping with the Bicentennial celebration of Louisburg Col- lege and its great tradition of the edu- cational experience. Louisburg Col- lege has long been associated with Methodism, and in 1909 was donated to the Methodist Episcopal Church. When Miss Sarah Foster joined the faculty in 1945, she immediately formed a small group of singers from the larger Glee Club, and as the Choristers they sang during worship services at area churches and for civic functions in the surrounding communities. After being called the Chapel Choir for an extended period thereafter, the name Ensemble has been associated with them since 1975. On the trip with the Ensemble group were Dr. and Mrs. Norris, William Hinton and sev- eral non-singing students. Ensemble In London Town The group found a lot of time to take pictures of the sights of Merry old London Town, Here Tim Johnson and r?enee Harris get their share of memories. London Trip 28 fr Horns tor the camera ar ' Tim Johnson, Lisa Bufloiu. Carolyn Lam. and John . II One of the nxany stghfs of the artiste trodrtion of London navifig a good tme on ttyj c. j- j •i Mekjme Dean and RfvDnda Sioughtef London Trip 29 One of the unsmiling guards outside Buckintiam Palace awaits anyone wtio can make him laugh. Taking more shots of other interesting places are Lisa Buffaloe and Kenny KIdd. London Trip 30 Denise Gilliam and Renee Hams were sfdl taking pictures of London and the people wtvD moke up that great city Don ' t you wish you could have been there? The kxomak of London, Ben Bjg Ta|(ng n trie sights and lost r the beouty of London s Tm Jotnson London Trip 3 1 Sharing a close moment at the dance, i Tony Droppleman, and Kim Cavan. Halloween Dance The annual Halloween Dance and costume festivities were held again in the Multi-Purpose Room of the Jordon Student Center. It was a time for ghoulish pranks and pure fun! The con- test brought out many would be mon- sters and villans, All in all, it was a spooktacular great time and one to remember! Taking a breather from doing the Monster Mash is Sheri Lanier. Winning first prize is lion trainer Daphne Karrs, and cat lady Lisa Potts. Showing off their costumes are Leslie Fulghum and Jay Martin. Student Life 32 Having a terrific time dancrig are Louisburg Col- leges finest ghiouis coratng for the Holoween Dance are rnem- rs from the Enteftonment Commrttee Posrig as ' David Lee Roth with his barx) members are the ghostly dodes from Patten Dorm jtuoenf IJfe 29 More Student Life Working out in the Kenan weight room is Kevin Zoltek. Pumping iron is very relaxing when not studying for Kevin Zoltek. ARWED « Interrupted by a phone call while wotching his favorite TV program are Rodney Wood and his roomate Matt Rairden, Student Life 34 Visiting Kevin Zoltek while working the desk during Open Hcxise is Jeff Buliard fyng to get some kate mght studvr g r s tatt Paifden Keeping watch over tfve nights vstatoo. Buddy Hyde moWes s-jre ♦ho evofythfog runs smooth . Student ljfe 35 College Days 1986-87 Sitting with friends at the basketball game is one of the many treats that Louisburg College students enjoy The college experiefnce is one of the most importofnt things ony person can be involved with during his or her life. At Louisburg College, one con the time re- warding in many ways. One only needs to look around and keep abreast of the many happenings on campus. This year was a very special time for the college and all who would participate in the great events that would take place. It ' s not every college, two or four years, that can say it is two hundred years old. Yes, we were involved In a very special hap- pening not just in the State of North Caro- lina, but the united States. The events could be going to the big game at Holton Gym or a special cinema arts presenta- tion. It could be one of the worthy causes that the Christian Life Council is involved with in the Louisburg community. Maybe we aren ' t the biggest, but we are some- thing that many student, in other co- leges, will not have the chance to be involved in. Be proud of it! There is always time to have friendly chats and share the day ' s events with one another. Having a great time at the student concert are Kathy Myers. Drew Pincl ney and Jeniffer Doban College Days 36 Port of the colege experience s nnaking friefKis tof a lifetime Laura Mayrxx. Cynthia Ausiey. Sherry Ckark and Paula Meal, snore trus kmd of friendsh ) Portcpatog in intrarrxjrols s only or e of tt many things students con get invoiv ' = durng trie stay at Lousburg Cdege Gntfin swngs tor ttie fence n this softt i. jame Colege Days a? Enjoying each other ' s company at the dance ore Will Griftin and Jessica Copelcnd. Valentine ' s Dance 38 Valentine ' s Dance Enjoying some of the refreshments served at tfie donee ore Walker Ingle and his date Jearve Wood oymg the dance are Joe Cohn and Enjoyog trne alone togettief at the dance le Melody Yow are f ickey i-inrxnt and Verdel Rictxxdson. Vaientne ' s Dance 39 Talent Show ' 87 Making their own music to entertain the audience are Luther Tutt, Jimmy Sharp, Chubby Saunders, and Mickey Hinnant, The Annual Talent Show sponsored by the Student Government Association was a night to remember. This year ' s competition was held in the Multi-Purpose Room in the Jordan Student Center. This years talent was tilled with a wide variety of acts. There were stand up comedy routines by William Allen and Kevin Harris that kept the crowd laughing. The top award went to the group called The Bluegrass Pickers made up of Rick Raf- ferty, Rate Martin and Craig Eller, It was truly A Star Studded Night for all who participated in the show and those who attended. A Star Studded Night Helping Tee Hubert along with his song is Kevin Bighinatti acting like a nerd. Talent Show 40 It was . . . Jell-o ? Yes, Jell-o wrestling has come to Louisburg College. It was sponsored by the Kenan Residence Life Council for the enjoyment of many students. The great event happened in Holton Gym and there was a big group to help make the experience that much more fun. No, it was not the National wres- tling Alliance, but it was just as exciting as big time wrestling. No one left the big card event disappointed. The stu- dents who displayed their talents in this unusual sporting get together, gave the hometown students something to cheer about. All found the experience to be quite entertaining. Jay Martin and Brad Shuler go at it like the Pros do in the NWA Lou-U These students are eagerly awaiting the big card of wrestlers that will give their all to entertain the masses. Getting down to business and the jell-o ore DeAnn Yeoger and Kim Taylor, Wrestling 42 MV k K jf th ■p JHHp Mi r 4 ■  • ' 4 i PH Hk t ' .n r Jell-o Wrestling Lcjurie SuNivan gets the big pul down wtiefe ol the tun t5egns Kevin Zottek gets tt e ride ot tw We m the first jel-o wresting contest Wre$ting 43 Making the right connection with his bat is Tony Joyner Tony also played on the Canes Basketball team. Scoring another big run for the Davis Dorm softball team is Jesse Ward The Softball Chompions were the men from Davis, Intramurds 1987 W I V • 1 H M hk yt a i ; .,. - .VM il ' t IK Making it safely to first base is Keith Watt, from Patten Dorm, There is always time for good sportsmanship on the field of play after each game. lntramurals 44 Hitting the ban with authority c Chubby Saunders. f mm In the heat o( a close gome, ttiefe wi always be some disagreement among players and tr e OftlCK3lS lntrarTXjrab 45 One of the best things that intramurals provide is a healthy outlet of the days frustrations as well as o time for competition. Throwing another potential strike Is Tony Joyner for the championship team of Davis Dorm. Champs and . The Softball games were well attended by the college students, especially the female variety. lntramurals 46 Men were not the only ones who porticipafed m the LoasbufQ Coiege mtromuols pfOQrtxvmnQ. exit wonnen also hod the some opportunities Champions In ' 87 he rnemtDers of the Bosebol teom were the Fol 86 Foottxai Chompons The osetxa teom was undefeated for the second straight year Tt e 1987 Intramural Baskettxji Ctyjmpwns were ttie men from Kenan tti d Itoor Congratulations men intranx ab 47 Giving The Gift Of Life Christian Life Council Giving blood can be tun as John Culbertson demonstrates by clowning around. CLC Boodmobile 48 ShowloQ tft© enthusiasm after giving blood are Lisa Cordel, Ellen Floyd. Todd Shearin and Lisa Averette Whenever there is a good cause to be involved with, you can always de- pend on the Christian Life Council to be giving its best shot The Bloodmobiie is only one of the many causes the CLC gets involved with during the ac- ademic year The CLC has already had two blood drive this year, and its last campaign, the CLC collected 59 pints of blood The group is under the able leadership of the college chap- lain. Sidney Stafford. Prepomg to give The Grft Of Lrfe • is Robn ingie 49 Outside And Around The Campus l| i| k Entertainig the students during the special dinner on the grounds. Is the Day Room Monitors. Having the dinner meal outside is a good change ot poce for the students, even if you have to share your meal with natures ov n, Enjoying the sun and the w armth of the day with her friends isRobynne French. Campus Life 50 When the weather turns warmer arid the days get tonger. you can be sure to see students Nke these enpying their time together Squnfng her eyes, as she borrows a ine (rem Joan f?ivers, s Peggy ONeei Entertaining his triends durrtg the dnner is Dave Lane Campus Li(e 5i student Life ■ Around Campus There is always a welcome sign for every freshman on the Louisburg College Campui Many students at Louisburg Coilege are always finding thiemselves involved in a number of activities sponsored by many campus organizations. There are always worthwtiile events happening on campus, such as the Christian Life Coun cil Blood Mobile or the Student Government Associations Heart Fund Drive and the Freshman Class Food Campaign at Christmas. Some students find singing in the College Ensenble is very exciting and rewarding. But some students find making friends and relaxing in their room satisfy- ing. FRESHIAEH r T ■ f{hf cf-Picifti m coirte To Helping Buddy Hyde out while he is giving blood to the Red Cross is Ellen Floyd, Lisa Averette. and Lisa Cordell. Keeping Silent Sam company on a cold winter ' s night are Kelley Boyles, and Angela McLawhon. Student Life 52 1 rif7 T intef 3y ; DOfents dormg hjnch oo Parent ' s ge Ensemble Relaxing m his choir in FronkSn Dorm is HeaTh Homrick Student IJfe 53 That Was Then Sophomores ' 87 The 1986-87 Sophomore Class Officers are Buddy Hyde, Secretary-Treasurer, Rhonda Slaughter, Vice- President: and William Allen, President, William Allen Valerie Alley Brian Andrew Lisa Arnold Towanda Atkinson Lisa Averette Robin Barnette Cherly Bass Jerome Bass Alan Batson Anthony Beasley Richard Beck Teresa Best Ashley Blackshear Tonya Bobbitt Sophomores 56 ' ' ' ' ■ MMltfir ! k William Bonne ' Clyde Boyette James Boyette Anno Bray Deboroh Brown Robert Brown Stephanie Brown Kristin Bucco Lisa Buttaloe Jett Bullard Mark Bunn Lee Byrd Lynn Cornes William Carter Luanne Casti Jacquelyn Chalmers Jennifer Chandler Betty Clark Joe Cohn Tracy Collins Jessi ca Copelond Lisa Cordell Micheal Creech Pauka Crenshaw Kathryn Crews John Culbertson Penni Davenport Micheli Deal Meianie Dean Kirk Dickerson Jennifer Doban Tony Dfopptemon JohnESot Kei Ervm Donna Evans SopnonrKxes 57 mmsBB Allison Evans Heather Fisher Ellen Floyd April Ford Robynne French Keith Frink Frank Gaono Edward Gardner James Garulski Troy Glover Forrest Goff Melvin Green Will Griffin Terri Grissom Joan Hagwood Gail Hardy Beverly Horgrave Nicollette Harris Renee Harris Beth Haskins Bill Hatch Stuart Higgins Roy Hillard Pamela Hilley Jeff Hollidoy Christian Hooten Leigh Hopkins John Hughes Sharlene Hunter Buddy Hyde Walker Ingle Lloyd Jacobs Tim Jenkins Tim Johnson Cynthia Jones Sophomores 58 wip i Kym Jorgenson Debra Joyner Jennifer Julian Audry Kenan Kenny Kidd Laura Kidd Stephanie King Knsti Laird Carolyn Lam John Lagston Sheri Lanier Micheal Lashiey Susan Liles Natalee LHly Karen Lloyd Audro Lottin Kerlin Lynch Sandra MacForlane Lee Mathews Laura Maynor Thomas McCoy Neal McGraw Sonya McGee Melissa McKay Mike Milanmio Borden Moody Annie Moore Bfuce Moore Deborah Morgan Paulo Neol X ' w Soma Neol Jay Newton Stephanie Newton Robert Noffleet Dee Ognnovich Sophomofes W Jennifer Outlaw Karen Porker Michelle Porrish Marilyn Patterson Rodney Patterson Jotin Pillington Drew Pinckney Jonus Plunamer Lori Poole Dale Porter Jimmy Puckett Rick Rafferty Matt Rairden Jean Rotica Georgette Ray Karen Ray David Reese Andrea Richiordson Dee Roberson Ctiris Rogers Kena Rogers Dawn Rudd Mike Russell Neal Tackney Kimberly Taylor Trent Taylor Patricia Terry Rod Tharrington Sandy Ttiarrington Lorey Tobert Jill Sammons Scott Schlotztiaur Todd Stieoron Jennifer Shearon Julia Stiearon Sophomores 60 Bfod Shuler Rhonda Slaughter Mafgo Sledge Karen Snrnth Keith Smith Nina Snider Kelly Starnes Franklin Swayne Thiomas VanPelt Rod Vinson Karen Vitek James Walker John Walker Vann Ward Steve Watkins Tern Watkms Keith Watts Kelly Way Lewis Wells Fran Wertis Amy Williams Bam Williams Scott Winfree Rodney Wood Lynn Woody Denise Wooten Jennifer Wrenn Terry Wright DeAnn Yager 61 Freshmen ' 87 Freshmen Class President. Shelly Russ. shares a tew of her ideas with Bobbac Oveissi, Diana Aguirre Kent Anders Lauren Anderson Steve Andrews William Arey Lisa Atwood Cythia Ausley Stephanie Ayscue Jackie Bagwell Amy Baker Jim Baker Paige Baker Tammie Baldwin David Barefoot Philip Bassett Erie Baits Scott Batts Jay Seal Kim Bell Patricia Besanson Kevir Bighinatti Cathy Bivens Mike Bivins Amy Block Ronols Black Amy Blair Edwin Bloke Mork Bioncfiard Douglas Blandlord Amy Boyette Kelley Boyles Virginia Bradley Robert Bridenbaugh Kothy Brooks Donme Brown Robert Brown Melissa Burnette Cecilia Bynum Robert Byrd Dean Carter Potrick Casey Jennifer Cossidy Scott Casto Km Caudle Kim Cavan Rodney Choppel Sherry Ck3f1 Elizabeth Ckarke Leigh Coble Renee Cochfone Ffeshmen 63 Billy Compton Key Compton Rhonda Conner Theresa Cooper Dovid Creech Laura Creef Hal Crowder Thomas Curlin Karen Daniel Lee Daniel Mary ' Davis Mary Davis Anthony DeBlasio Billy Deal Jim Dellinger Bryce Dillard Ellen Dinota Gloria Duggins Sheri Duncan Rhonda Dunkley Jeff DiPietro Brent Edward Ann Everett Elizabeth Fasion Jeonmarie Farrell Karen Faulkner Melissa Gardner William Garrett Doug Garriss Wendy Gatlin Kimberly Gentry Bobby George f Kym Gholson Lawerence Gibbons Heidi Geradi Freshmen 64 David Giesen James Glasgow Laura Godwin Christie Gordon John Greene Gregory Greeson Phillip Griffin Melynda Grimes Richard Guerrero Keith Gunter Chirs Hanks Christina Horkleroad Wendy Horper Charles Horrell Kelly Harrell Brad Harris Kevin Harris Mark Harris Richard Harris Margaret Horry John Hawkins Anita Havens Julio Hogwood Charles Heath Verner Hedeen Brian Hendricks Dolen Herring James Hill Lee Hill Patrick m Gretchen Hnes Matlfiew HBViont Patrick Hobon ThofTKM Hogg Ctxxles Holiday Freshmen 65 Asha Hogue France Holt Robert Howard Pamera Howell John Hoyle Tilghiman Hubbert Scott Huddleston Paulo Humptirey Vivian Hunnlngs Mictiael Hutctiinson Robin Ingle Bryan Jackson Elvin James Alan Jarvis Bonnie Jefterson Myra Jenkins Robert Jenkins Sandy Jerrim Jerrell Jotinson Terrell Johnson Edward Jones Glenn Jones Jeft Jones Scott Jones Todd Jones William Jordan Tony Joyner Daphne Karrs Jock Kazebear Susan Keever Scott Kellum Tommy Key Bartley Kirby David Kitchen Doreen Kuenzler Freshmen 66 Brian Lancaster David Lane Teresa Lassiter Kim Lawson Andrew Layton Steve Leeds Sam Lemmons John Lentz Loren Leonard Stephanie Leslie Nancy Mangold Michael Manuel Carl Marshbanks Jack Martin Rate Martin Paul Martini A ' Mary Maxwell Frank Mayo Allen McCray Kenneth McCray James McCullen Tabatha McEachin Danny McGann Glenn McGrath Angela McLawhon Lee Middleton Susan Miller Anna Mitchell David Mitchell Libby Mnsfiew A - Janice Morgan Lisa Mofgon Kelly Murdock Leofrxard Murdock Walter Myer Freshmen 67 Kathleen Myers Denise MacNeilage Wendell Neville Tony Nichols Frank Nicholson Peggy O ' Neal Donna O ' Neill Crystal Odom Elsie Odom Bobbac Oveissi Lewis Parrish Dipak Patel Nanette Patella Tiana Perry Margaret Plambeck Owen Poole Lisa Potts James Price Lynwood Price Scott Price Leslii Pridgen Paula Pulley Jimmy Roach Mark Roberts Leslie Roebuck David Reid Douglas Reigher Scarlet Ricks Thomas Riggan Robert Riley Tracy Roberson Debie Rowe Karyn Rueder Shelly Russ James Rustick Freshmen 68 Greg Coiey Jomes Sotxlerson Virginia Saunders Kelly Sawyer Deana Schneider Sherry Sechrest Jomes Self Theron Shortsef Jimmy Sharpe Richard Sheets Shown Shcffner Susan Sketton Robert Slaughter Rodney Sloughter Angie Smith SteiDhen Smith Trevor Spear Jomes Stogoli David Stephens MeNsso Stewart Tracy Stoots Bobby Strickland Mary Strickland Wendi Strickland Elizabeth Surgor Laurie SuHrvoo Pom Suter Jesse Sutton Tracy Swain Enc Sykes Rondo Totum Amy Taykx Christopher Taykx Natalie Teer Greg Ttxamngton Fresh(Tien 69 Janelle Thompson Thomas Thompson Edward Thompson Rachel Thome Jeffrey Todd Uyen Tron Befh Troutman Margaret Tucker Lufher Tuff Marno Wade Milindo Wade Angelia Walker Eddie Wallace James Wallace Jill Walton Jesse Ward Denise Warren Renee Watkins Sharon Weston Clell Wetherington Melissa White Roger White Russell Whitehurst Joann Whitfield Letitta Whitfield Nicole Whitley LeeAnn Wilcox Shawna Williams Jeannie Wood Bridgette Woods Mark Worsley Sharon Wooten Polly Worthington James Wrigglesworth Minoru Uesugi Freshmen 70 Melisa Young Michael Young MJchoel Young David Youngblood Brian Zievennk lie tofory is a good (Dkace to study and relax Many freshmen find out early how mportant the llbrory Is in neeting their ossighnnents. Freshmen 7 1 Dr. J. Allen Norris Jr. All of us at Louisburg College in this 1986-87 sctiool year — students.facul- ty,and staff — have an opportunity to celebrate something never before celebrated here — the 200th birthday of the College! Yes the founding date was 1787, and it is right that we should take special note of it as we proceed through the current academic year. Those were the inspiring words of our President, Dr. Norris, as he welcomed the new students at the beginning of school. Dr. Norris encourage the stu- dents and reminded us why we were here. As classes begin, let us remem- ber that they are our primary reason for being here. A ' good start ' in each one is very important and can set the stage for successful completion. Let ' s make this year a positive one to re- member. Office Of The President The Executive Secretary to President Norris is Mrs. Betty Smith. Dr. Norris speal s with Mr Harold Morris, President of the Alumni Association, during the Alumni Day festivities. The President ' s Oftice 72 Mr Steven Burkheod is the Assistant to ttw President tor institutional Advancement Mr Burkhead plays a verv iTiportant role at Louisburg Collegt- ■ • is the Administrative Assistant to i ieiident Norris in thie area of Institutional Ad- vancement Mr Burkhead provides leadership in the fund raising for the final phase of the Third Century Cam- pagin to build a new auditoruim theatre complex. Dr. Norris appointed Mr Burkhead to the position lost spring. President Norris said of Steve. He is eminently qualified to assume this im- portant administrative position. Steve is also the liaison person to the many church and civic groups using the campus for meetings. Mr Burkhead was also very involved with the Bicen- tennial events on and off campus. Steve is truly an excellent addition to the office of the President. ' he Secretary to tne Aammistrative Assistant to trie President is Mrs t oncy WNte Making nimseif available to help visitors (ma their way around on campus Is Steve Burkhead 73 Mr Walter N McDonald is the Assistant to ttie Vice-President and the Academic Dean Mr McDonald is retiring after 30 years of dedicated service as an administrator and teacher Mr McDonald began his teaching at Loulsburg College in 1956. Office Of The Academic Dean Mrs. Genny Perdue is the Secretary to the Assistant to the Vice-President. Mrs, Perdue is also a Secretary in the President ' s office. Mrs. Sandra Beasley is the Secretary to the Assistant to the Vice-President. Office Of The Academic Dean 74 Dr.C. Edward Brown Jr. ACADEMIC sue This was the message from the , ' he Aca- demic Dean. Dean b( - hat ac- ademic success is our i • ol as we welcome you to Lc . ! lege. Every staff and faculty r of Louisburg wants you to succeed and will assist you in every reasonable way. Students who did not excell in high school can find at Louisburg Col- lege the opportunities to grow and become leaders in academic and oth- er curricular activities. An education is not something that happens to you or is done to you, nor is it something you get like bread in a bog — you edu- cate yourself. Louisburg College is tru- ly an institution of higher education, but also an institution that truly cares about every student that enters its doors. Dr. Brown said that learning can be fun. And Executive Vice-President ,1 The Secretary to the Executive Vice-President and Academic Dean Is Mrs Mary Hugfies Executive Vice-President 75 Dr. Steven E. Brooks The office of Academic Services l od a very unusal start for the 1986-87 academic year, Dr, Brooks had to search for four nevj staff members to fill some extremely vital positions to meet the colleges enrollment needs. During the spring and summer Dr. Brooks did indeed find qualified per- sonnel to meet the challenge of re- cruiting students to start their college experience at Louisburg. Mrs Elizabeth McDuffie, a Goldsboro native, began her new duties as the Director of Ad- missions and Financial Aid. Dr. Brooks said of McDuffie; She is highly regard- ed within the admissions and financial aid community in North Carolina. Fill- ing the vacancies for the positions of Admissiom Counselors are Ricky Lowe, Karen Traywick and Jamie Edwards. Office of Academic Services Carolyn Strickland is the Assistant to the Dean Jean Harper is Secretary of Financial Aid of Academic Services. Services. Frances Stone is the Assistant Director of Financial Aid Services. Academic Services 76 Elzobeth McCXjtfie s the Oectof o Admissions and Financial Aid Sarah Newton is the ii ot Admissions and Fmanc ' me Director Jarr e Edwards is dn Adrmssiofw and Forvxiciol Ricky Lowe is the Assist ont Director of Aid Coinsekar Adm«ss«ns arxJ Fixmcial Aid Kdren Traywick is the Assistant D ectof ot Admissions arxj Fnancol Aid Academic Seo ices 77 J. Craig Eller Dean of Students Helping students to cope successful- ly withi college life is one of the major concerns of the Office of Student Af- fairs. Things can and often do get very busy in and around the Student Affairs Office, but never too busy to offer stu- dents the opportunities to air their con- cerns and problems. The Office of Stu- dents Affairs provides many services, as Vi ell as, helping students live v ithin a productive and pleasant environment. The office is responsible for student government, student life, housing, counseling, student publications, secu- rity, discipline and much more. The staff of the Student Affairs Office are ready and vi illing to help students make the necessary transitions for a happier and productive learning ex- perience. Office of Student Affairs 1_ Director of Counseling is Jeff Adams. Mr. Adams aids the stundent in finding the right choices for their education. Director of Housing is Myrtle King, Mrs. King is retiring after 25 years of dedicated service to Louisburg College. Secretary to the office of Student Affairs is Virginia Dement. Mrs Dement keeps the office running smoothly all year long. Student Affairs 7 8 Assistant Dean of Students is Keke McLeoa Mrs Mcleod brr gs leodersnip and experience to the ottice ot Student Affairs Orector of the Jordan Student Center and Bookstore s Donna Allen f? I r 1 fMMH I ' k Chief Securrty Officer is Earl TrKjrrngton The Cfnef Nurse is Lola Moon Mrs Moon is a The mfirmory Resident Nurse is Helen Marks Family Nurse Practitioner Student Affaif5 79 A position that was formed for taking core of students parking tickets and car registration was filled by J.P, Perry, Keeping tfie faculty and student mail in order During the day Security Officer Hovery Driver is Mrs. Eva Aycock. takes care of any situation Student Affairs Support Staff Sidney Stafford keeps the students ' spiritual wellness as his main concern. Mr, Stafford is the College Chaplain. Keeping the Student publications in order is Advisor. Keith Roberts Student Affairs 80 S. Allen deHart Director of Cultuia Jblic Affairs Cultural And Pubic Affairs Secrefaty to Vye Directcx of Cultural and PubCc Atfaifs is Marie Riggan The Assistant Director of Cultural and Pubic Attars IS RJctKjrd Byrd PutiSc Affc s 81 Susan Guerrant On January 1,1987, Mrs. Susan Guer- rant became the coordinator of alum- ni affairs at tine college. Mrs. Guerrant works closely with the Alumni Board as staff liaison. She supervises alumni events, both on campus and off cam- pus. As the new year began, Mrs. Guerrant did not waste any time in getting into her work. She continued the work of last year by getting the Student Alumni Association back into action. There was the annual Telefund, hosted by the Student Alumni Associa- tion. Mrs. Guerrant ' s work is a very im- portant part of Louisburg College ' s continuing follow-up of its 12000 living alumni. The Alumni office makes every effort to stay in touch with all its alumni and report all alumni happenings. Development — Alumni Affairs Secretary to the Alumni and Development Office is Virginia Mitchiner. Assistant to the Director of Development is Dianne Noble, Secretary to the Development and Alumni Office is Gaynell Gilliam Alumni Office 82 Susan Hodges Repi- Making certain thai ,dent at Louisburg College has sary credits for graduation oi ter- ring to a four year college oi sity ore the concerns of the Registrar ' s Of- fice. Mrs. Susan Hodges is in her first year with Louisburg College as the Registrar. Mrs. Hodges is supported by a fine staff that makes her responsibil- ities easier to work with. Mrs. Sandra Beasley helps keeps the office running smoothly with her experience and Mrs. Martha Hedgepeth is able and ready to aid students and faculty with quick and courteous service. Registrar ' s Office Secretory to tfie Registrar is Sandra Beastey Secretary to the Registrar ' s Office is Marttio Hedgepeth Registrar ' s Office 83 Billy G. Parrish College Comptroller Office Of The Comptroller The Assistant to the Comptroller is Sharon Moore. The Secretary to the Comptroller is Ton! Joyner. Comptroller ' s Office 84 Stephen J, Howard Assistant Busine ' . lonager There was a new o . 10 the Business Office in January Mi Steve Howard began his new duties as Assis- tant Business Manager in the comptrol- ler ' s office. In his new position, he will assume business office responsibilty for the physical operations of the College, including supervision of the director of the physical plant and director of housekeeping. Mr. Howard will contin- ue to teach one mathematics course each semester. And Business Office Debfo Gfe«n is the Poyid arxJ Accounts Receivable Clefk Oone Denton is Secretary in the Business Office Business Otfice 85 Harold Foster is the Director of the Physical Plant and Maintenace. Donna BurkI is the Director of Housekeeping. Scott Myers is the Food Service Director. Harold Foster, Steve Phelps, Bill Long, Robert Kearney, William Fogg, Russell Burrell. Candler Strickland and Don Powell. Not pictured: Tommy Phelps, Harold Ricks and Charlie Medlin. Elvis Burt, Pearl Steed. Pauline Mann, Ethel Sills, Roger Lee Macon, Herman Wilkins, Percy Williams and McKinnie Steed. College Staff 86 Food Service Sfati • . - hors ore Morgonte BO. G«x ns wos tr. A««,ant Food Seo e «- ' v hc - ' -- --- ' - ' .S Z a. ' ' rj. ' ' D«ecto« n tr e tol service tweciof The Cafeteria Staff Scott Myers. Rusty Homitoo. Cloucle CXjnston. Froncne Alen. Chfistme Bomette. Margonte Cum. Pouine Morton. Jean Bro Se. Mory Long. Gfocie Edgerton. Renee Ned. Rosa Crews. Ed Meredth and Wiiom Johrvson Colege Siaff 87 Dr. J. Allen Norris Jr gives a service plaque to Walter McDonald Mr. McDonald has served the College for 31 years. At the time of his retirement, Mr. McDonald was the Assistant to the Academic Dean. Faculty-Staff Retirement Dr. Norris presents Mrs. Virginia Mitchiner a plaque for dedicated service at Louisburg College. Receiving a plaque and a kiss, on the cheek, from President Norris for her work in Alumni Affairs, Virginia Mitchiner is honored at the Alumni-Graduate Banquet. Retirement -f ill Also retiring this year is Mrs France Stone Mrs Stones Worl ed as the Assistant Director of Financial Aid. Retirement 89 Academics That Was Then Business Business Department Chair Besty Pernell , trains her students to be proficient in the business world. UTT ' nmmBmaBiBn san Annette Holt teaches a range of business courses that helps students understand the eco- nomic and business world Edna Jones enjoys teaching courses in Business r ath and Oftice Machines. The purpose of the Business Depart- ment is to provide students with the necessary specialized training for a fu- ture of self-reliance, to prepare stu- dents for careers in the business world, to encouurage the students to contin- ue their education, and to offer elec- tive subjects in business to students concentrating in other areas of study. Betsy Pernell, Chair of the Business De- partment, reports that the depart- ment has reworked the micro-com- puter curriculum. She also says that the department enjoys their word proces- sors, and it would be hard to survive without them. Whit Shearin enjoys teaching his students to be efficient in marketable skills and to have self- confidence in themselves. Matt Brown teaches his business students how to master the language of computers. 92 Business Department Besty Petnell stresses tht pfocessof e of the wofd Whit Sheorn otwoys searches tor addifK)oal re- sources so he con keep his classes wel rtformed Makmg onottief important point atxxit comput- ef science is Professor Matt Bfown Business 93 Fine Arts Fine Arts Department Chair William Hinton, teaches a broad aspect ot art, bringing out Indi- vidualism in his students. Rick Byrd, In his second year of teaching, has shown his students the creativity of Photogra- phy. Dan Steinert, our nev instructor of Music, enjoys strengthening students In their musical back- ground. The Fine Arts Department continues to project an environment in wl iich peo- ple may reflect their individualism and creatively realize their potential. In- sights into the human condition are explored. William Hinton is the new chair of the Fine Arts Department, He has been with Louisburg College since 1983. Mr. Hinton enjoys seeing his students de- velop qualities of discipline, sensitivity, and spontaneity. Dan Steinert is the new faculty mem- ber of the Fine Arts Department. He studied music at Westminister Choir College in Princeton, New Jersey. Over spring break, Mr. Steinert tool the En- semble to London, England. Charley-John Smith is the Associate Professor of Drama. He continues to present strong, dramat- ic plays that keeps us entertained all year long. Ray Mize is the Humanities coordinator and con- tlues to get students interested In the events that happen around the college and communi- ty. 94 Fine Arts W am rtnton strives to keep ras Art Appfeciatiori classes up to date n the ever ctxjngng world of art Fne Arts 95 Modern Language Department Jennie Brooks Chairs the Department of Modern Ray Mize stays busy teaching English Composi- Craig Eller Professor of English teaches Englis Languages. Ms, Brooks also teaches English tion and Creative Wrighting Mr, Mize was also Composition and English Literature, Mr, Eller ha Composition, the composer of the Bicentennjol Play, been with the department since 1970. Al Wright keeps his students hanging in there teaching English Literature. Al Williams teaches English CompKDSition, Mr, Wil- Wayde Vickrey teaches the five day Englis liams has been with the department since 1962, Composition course to feshmen and sophc mores, Mr, Vickrey has been with the depar ment since 1985. Modern Language 96 Hop© W am$on teoches English Composition jrnette Stixges teoches French and tvas and Spanish Mrs W amson has been with the Rebecca Allen is an Assistant Proles$o( of English ten with Lousburg Coiege srKre 1977 college since 1973 and has been with the department srtce 1984. The English Department has changed its name to the Department of Modern Languages. This was done when the English Department merged with the French and Spanish Department. Harri- ette Sturges and Hope Williamson joined the new department when the merger occurred. The Department is Chaired by Mrs. Jennie Brooks, who is a professor of English. Mrs Brooks has been with Louisburg College since 1981. She is also alumus of Louisburg College. Mcheol Polmef teaches Engksh imposition and Speech He has been with J department snce 1965 Modem Languoges 97 Mathematics Math Department Ctiair Grady Synder is an Alumnus of Louisburg College. Mr. Synder teacties probability, statistics and calculus along withi analytical geometry. Teaching her students the concepts of algebra and contemporary mathetics is Martha Hobgood. Making sure her students understand the basics of mathematics is Martha Bragg Steve Howard teaches one course of math Teaching his students to master the basic each semester in addition to responsibilities as concepts of mathematics is Matt Brown, the Assistant Business Manager. A new addition to the Mathematics Department is Jeff Pierce, who also coaches the Golf team. Mathematics 98 Ojrmg Parents Day. MarttK) Bragg speaks with many porents about trie sons o daughters progress m tier math classes Confermg obout the new positions in Moth Department are part-tme instructor Ctwrtes Sloon and Jeff Pierce Mathemotics W Religion Dr Mac Ricketts Chairs the Religion Department He has been with the deportment since 1971 Mr. Walter McDonald is Professor of Religion and has been associated with Louisburg College and the department since 1956 We do not try to indoctrinate in part, but to teach well rounded courses in religion so the student may experience more understanding of beliefs other re- ligious groups have and to aid the stu- dent to create a healthy tolerance of exsisting theologies and philosophies, were the words of Dr. Mac Ricketts, Chair of the Religion Department. The departments primary goal is to get the students to confront current theol- ogies and philosophies on an intellec- tual level, This is so, that the student may be enlightened to the historical issues thst are still relevant in todays religious thought. The Religion Depart- ment also seeks to show the impor- tance of culture in religious faith around the world. r 1 1 Mr. Sidney Stafford is Professor of Religion. He teaches both Old and New Testaments. Mr. Stafford has been with the college since 1967. Mr. Charles Farmer is Professor of Religion and teaches courses in both Old and New Testament and also Logic. He has been with the depart- ment since 1965. Religion 100 Detvering en inspiring messooe at a regular cha- pe) service is Lcxistxjrg Coleges Chopkan Std Stotfofd 10VRe 9 ' on Physical Education The Chair of the Physical Education liepartment is Sam White. Mr. White is also the Director of Intromurals. Ruth Cooke keeps her classes moving in fine form through exercising properly. Teaching and coaching has been Enid Drakes love at Louisburg College since 1965. Russ Frazier teaches and coaches the Baseball team. Mr, Frazier has been with the College since 1959. Sheilah Gotten teaches Health and coaches the Women ' s Basketball and Softball teams. Betty Collins is the Secretary to the Physical Education Department. She helps keep the office running smoothly. Physical Education 102 Showing the tight exectse movement to Audrey Kenan r h6f fitness cou ' se is Ruth Cooke Physical Education 103 Science Department The Chair of the Science Department is Dr Patricia Palmer. •■ ■•■ ■ Dr, Gene Spears is in his second year with the Dr Ron Hicks is also in his second year with the Science Department. He enjoys teaching Science Department and enjoys teaching his Environmental Biology. ,__,, , , , ,. students the basics of Chemistry. Dr. Ken Goehle teaches Zoology and Biology Miss Janet Hatley teaches Environmental and in the Science Department. Principles of Biology. Mrs. Clara Fralzer spends many hours in her Chemistry Labs with her students, to ensure that they understand the principles of the course. Science 104 It Is mportant that everv student urxJef his outdance get tr e nee 3ed help n fvjiy irKJefstanclng ttte basics o( Chemistry O Ron rtcks tifKis that responsiMty essential m his teachng Science 105 Social Sciences The Chair of the Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences is Dr. George-Anne Wiilard. Dr Willard also Chaired the Bicentennial Committee for the College. Mr Robert Rector teaches Stote and Local Government and American History. Mr Wayne Benton teaches Western Civilization in the Social Science Department, Dr. Milton Gilbert taught part-time this year in Mr. Robert Butler teaches courses in the Mrs. Annette Holt teaches the Principles of the Social Science Department. He is also the Sociology area, including Marriage and Family, Economics in the Social Science Department. Minister of the Louisburg Methodist Church. Social Science 106 Mrs Beth Burkheod s in her second year as rstructor of Psyctxatogv Mrs KeKie McLeod is in her second year and teaches m Psychology Mrs McLeod is also the Assistant Dean of Students The Social Science Department changed its title this year to the Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences. The reason for the change was to merge the Psychology Depart- ment into the social sciences. It is fitting that this be accomplished . because of the similar- ities of the areas of studies The move brings two members from the Psychology Depart- ment into the Social Science Department, Beth Burkheod and Kellie McLeod. The C.W. Robbins Library The head Librarian is Mrs. Judith Parrish Mrs. Porrish mal es certain that the Library is a place full of resources for the faculty and students. The Assistant Librarian is Miss Patricia Rodgers, She helps students in the reference area and is also the Archivist. Mrs. Lois Crawford is in her second year with the Library and keeps the filing of new materials in order. Library 108 The Audiovisual Director is Mr Keifh Roberts In addition to Mr Roberts ' duties, hve is also the Advisor to the College Newspaper. The Columns, and the yearbook. The Oak The Secreatory for the Ltxary statf is Mrs Eleanor Averette Mrs Averette keeps the files, records and orders (or the ibrory n brie The C W Robbins Library serves as the center of learning and research on the campus of Loulsburg College Many students find the Library a place to come and study and find the needed resources (or assignments L4xcify 109 Awards Day 1987 The Annual Awards Day Program, held on April 28, in the Multi-Purpose Room of the Jordan Student Center, showcased both scholastically and service-oriented students who had proven themselves outstanding during the Bicentennial Year. The program was presided over by Dr. C. Edward Brown Jr., Executive Vice-President and Academic Dean. There were many awards given to those who gave of their time and tal- ents to do the very best they could. Giving pictures of the Bicentennial Ensemble, as a demonstration of his appreciation, is Dan Steinert, Receiving the pictures are Lloyd Jacobs and Tony Droppleman. Awards Day 110 Jesse Word was the first recipient o( an Annoai gift, given by two former atumnt of LouKtKjrg Co ege The Award was to a tDaskettxiU ptayer for excellence in the classroom and nigh mdividuol standards, on and off the court Enjoyng thet awards on Commencement Day are Penni Davenport. Buddy Hyde aivj Jeff Hertx Receving the Cortland V. Smith Award from Dean of Students, Craig Eller, is Todd Shearin. Receiving the Best Official Award, from Coach Sam White is Clyde Boyette. Awards Day 112 Receiving the Chaplain ' s Awaid trom Sidney Stadord is Karen Parker Receving the Photography Award from Richard Byrd is Buddy Hyde. Receivog the Athtetic Acadernci Excellence Recevmg the mtramuals Award for the most Receving the Journalism Award from Keith Award from Coach Russell Frozier is Clyde pomts mode by a dorm fkxx is l elv i Green. Roberts is Buddy Hyde Boyette. Awards Day 113 The Graduation Processional began at the Jordan Student Center with much Pomp and Circumstance The Processional was lead by Dr. Mac Ricketts, Faculty Marshall. Getting her tassel adjusted by Sharon Moore is Student Marshall Melissa Burnette. Louisburg College Commencement 1 ,„.. 1 tH ■ — T 1 E -K( flH J P -H - H 1 bKi Wmllm HHI ftiw H Beaming with pride are Jessica Copeland, Will Griftin, Kim Taylor and Nina Snider. Getting the flags ready for the Processional are Tim Johnson, Forrest Goff and Lisa Potts. Happy to see this day come is Jennifer Outlaw. Commencement 1 14 Burke Hutcheson is ready and eager to go oTKl get r c pk3mo on graduation day Leadrig tr e foculty orxj students into Holton Gymnosijm is Faculty Marshal. Dr. Moc Ricl etts Commencement 1 15 The Bicentennial Flag was a new I addition to the Processional in this year ' s Commencement Service. Making their way into Holton Gymnasium are the toculty of Louisburg College. Brantley Awards went to Johnny Pilkington Lisa Cordell and Lisa Averette. The Commencement Address was presented by the Honorable David E, Price. United States Representative from the Fourth Congressional District of North Carolina. Commencement 1 16 Showrtg her deight to be a Louebug Colege groduote is Rlxxxto Skaughter Commencement 117 Community That Was Then On© of the many groups participating In the Annual Folk Festival was The Nashville Traditional Bluegrass Band. Folk Festival ' 86 Folk Festival 120 Hf There was plenty of clogging for the spectators at the Franklin County Folk Festival The crowd was very appreckjttve of the btuegrass soutkJs of 61 Monroe and company. Fok Festiva( 121 The performance of Bill Monroe and his band brought the audience to their feet. The 1 986 Folk Festival v 2 _. L a fiKi W mh K v % i •jpj iSt K ' The Dixie Darlin ' Cloggers danced their way into the hearts of the audience. The Folk Festival was an enjoyable experience of the cultural activities that makes our County special. 1 Folk Festival 122 Playing the fiddle with exp. members of thie Bi Morxo. ' . one of the Dancing with rrxjch enthusiasm ore ttie women of ttie Dixie Darlin Cloggers Fok Fest(val 123 A Community Tradition Christmas There were marching bands and many beautiful floats representing the com- munity in the annual Louisburg Christ- mas Parade. It is a tradition for not only the residents of the town and commu- nity, but also for the college. This year, Louisburg College entered a colorful float bearing the Bicentennial Flag and an enthusiastic group of college stu- dents. The season that represents love and peace is truly a time when both the college and community can share in the festivities in a union of one spirit. singing carols and waving to the crowd of people are members of the college family Watching and waiting for that special person to come along is Hunter Brooks and his mom, Jennie Brooks Christmas Prade ' 124 Santa Clous brings when he comes to ■ students and young cc in everybody ' Oily colege f?iding in one of the possible shiertfs patrol cars IS Franklin Countys retiring High Shiertt ' Wilicim Dement Bundetng up and braving trie coW ore these excited Lousburg Colege students. Waiting on old Sont Nk:k! Christrrxjs Prade 125 letters From School Playing the role of Mory Ann, one of the student writers, is Stephanie Matheny. Stephanie is a student at Louisburg High School. The Bicentennial Committee com- missioned Raymond Mize to write a play portraying the historical jounery of the founding and the establishment of what we know today as Louisburg Col- lege. The play was a historical over- view of the past two hunderd years of the College, featuring historical char- acters and fictional ones, and was in- tended to reflect the essence of an institution committed to educational excellence for its students, the Meth- odist Church and the community of Louisburg. The play was entitled Let- ters from School. The play empha- sized the importance of students to the continuing growth of Louisburg College. The letters were written mostly by students, reflecting some of their feelings and views of Louisburg College throughout its long history, the letters served to introduced people who have made contributions to the College in its long history with their ser- vice and support. Porlraying the characters of S.D. Bagley and Mathew Davis are Tony Droppleman and Lloyd Jacobs. Pioying the southern bell, Laura Burewell is Jackie Bagwell. Putting the right amount of make-up on is important, as Marilyn Patterson and Nancy Mangold find out. Bicentennial Ploy 126 The Evongeist B«v Sonday . wto spoke at a LooBtxjfg Colege Cofnmeocefnent service, s poftrayed by Sidrvey Staftofd Ccxicentrating on his knes is Rick Alks. who is portraying the character of Robert ill Louisburg College My Fair Lady Acting the part of Professor Henry Higgins is Charley-John Smith, Charley-John is also the Director of the production, My Fair Lady. Humor always abounds when J, P. Perry is acting for the Louisburg Players. Here JR. plays the role of Alfred P. Doolittle, With Him is Leigh Coble, who is acting as Mrs Pearce. Louisburg Players 128 Amelia Jester plays the role of Eliza Dodittle She is learning from Professor Higgins how to speak properly Judith Horns has (seen trie accompanist for several of Charley-John Smiths productions Mrs Peoples had other musicians helping her in this production of f y Fair Lady Eliza Doolittle speai s with the character of Colonel Pickering, played by Mr Bill Wels. LouBburg Playefs 129 Louisbura Colleae Concert Series Jack Morgan Bond - Aii. ' i The Louisburg College Concert Se- ries is in its 29th year in bring top enter- tainment to the delight of the stu- dents, faculty and friends of the College. This year was no exception for great entertainment. Opening the Louisburg College Concert Series, for the Bicentennial year, was Sandra Reaves Phillips. She gave an unfoget- table performance with the All-Star Band of The Late Great Ladies of Blues and Jazz. On November 22, concert ticket holders were dazzled by The Spanish Lute Orchestra Singers and Dancers. Carmen Gonalez was the featured soprano. Gonalez is a star of the Teatro Nacional de Zarezuela of Madrid. In February, we were enter- tained by The Big Band Gala of Stars, featuring Jack Morgan and his Band. Barbara McNair, of T.V., Stage and Films; and The Four Lads, a popular singing group with 25 million singles and albums. Concluding the year for the Concert Series was the fabulous sounds of the Mr. Jack Daniel ' s Original Silver Band. The world famous band was formed in 1892 in Lynchburg, Ten- nessee. The Four Lads The Bo Thorpe Orchestra played at the College ' s Bicentennial Ball during our 200th Celebration. The leader of the band, formed by his Father, Russ Morgan, is Jack Morgan. The Concert Series 130 k The students got involved with this act Here Batvam Mjlonrrno and Ms Sondfo Reaves-Pti ps tKive a little fun Speaking about the U S Constitution is fofrrver CBS Correspondent Fred GrotKjm The Concert Senes 131 The 14th Annual Convention The Fourteenth National Whistlers Convention was sponsored by the Franklin County Arts Council on April 24-25, 1987, and held in the Franklin County Courthouse. The weather might hove been wet and nasty out- side, but the participants and specta- tors found the inside to be a whistler ' s paradise. The guests of honor were Fred Newman, from New York City; Mil- ton Briggs, 1985 International Whistling Champion, from Carmichael, Califor- nia; Carlin Morton, World ' s Champion Whistle Collector, from Fort Myers Beach, Florida and Peter Hassell, 1985 National Whistling Champion, from New Rochelle, New York. The Judges for the Convention were Milton Briggs, Louella Morton, Edith Anderson, Ken Goehle and Peter Hassell. The Champi- on for this year ' s Convention was again Joel Brandon from Chicago. The 1987 National Childrens ' Whistling champion is a Youngsville, N.C. native, Jennifer Simmons. The festivities con- tinued with a Square Dance in the Western Auto Store. National Whistlers Convention Whistling his way to finishing second in the competition is Ugo Conti. Whistler ' s Convention 132 There were many contestants from oil over the country competing for the coveted crown - ' M MOCka. J ■ 1 Women also puckered up for the National Whistlers title. y coft For the second straight yeat. Mr Joel Brandon (fom ChicoQO won the NatKsnal Whistler ' s Convention Competing in the odult whistling arena tor fier first time is Amy Rose, from Louisburg ' zxjtavfzjLu Listening to the whistlefs fake their turn in the competition is Alen deHart Whistler s Convention 133 Happiness Is . . . There were unique and various whistiling styles among the contestants competing for the National Whistler ' s Convention title. Whistler ' s Convention 134 One of the emcees for the event was Fred Newman, who is also an Author and works for Warner Amex Television. The National Whistler ' s Convention is one ot the main events for the Town of Louisburg and the surrounding commu- nities. People from all over the United States come and share their whistling talents and their happiness through other art forms. Louisburg has a great heritage and is also home of the oldest Chartered, two-year, church-related, coeducational college in America. Now thats something to whistle about I The competitioo is really tough and to win the National Whistlers Convention takes more than o clear whistle, it takes defermirratkan and concentratkxi Whistling! afcbftoL - fc ChWren ore very important fof tt)e competition. They gwe a refreshng Itt to the Convention and put sm es on mony faces 135 Bicentennial Week Alumni Day On March 28, 1987, Louisburg College welcomed bock many alumni and friends of the college. It was indeed a very special day for the many alumni that started their college education at Louisburg Col- lege. It was a day on which many former students got reaquainted. Louisburg College has 12,000 liv- ing Alumni across the country, according to Harold Morris, President of the Alumni Association. Former President Cecil Robbins was on hand to greet stu- dents who were here during his administration. Dr. J. Allen Norris, President of Louisburg College, wel- comed the many who attended the day ' s activities at the Alumni Day luncheon. The day was filled with many events. The 440TH National Guard Band played on the front lawn of Main Building before Alumni and Friends of the college. There was also a performance of the Bicenntennial Play that Roy Mize penned for the Bicentennial Year. The highlight of the day would be the Bicentennial Ball later that evening, with the Bo Thorpe band which played enjoyable music to which everyone danced the night away. Welcoming an alumnus to the Alumni Day luncheon is Dr. J. Allen Norris. Excited about seeing one of her former teachers, Dr. Anne Blumenfeld, is Connie Hedders. Class of 1957. Alumni Day gave many Alumni and friends; the opportunity to dress in the different period attire. Participating in the activities on Alumni Day are Dean Eller and Steve Burkehead. Alumni Day 136 Shcxng specKJl histcxical nrxxTvents and looking to the future wrtti great expectations are tormer President Cecil Robtsins and President j Alen Norris Jr 1J7 Athletics That Was Then HOME (VISITOR Another victory for the Canes as the students applaud the great hustle and teamwork. 1986-87 Scoreboard Spartanburg 75-66 W Lees McRae 77-52 W Richard Bland 98-59 W North Greenville 81-72 W Spartanburg 72-67 W THANKSGIVING CLASSIC Allegany 65-94 L Hagerstown 73-89 L Anderson 88-86 W Allegany 61-66 L Southeastern 101-56 W Anderson 73-76 L HURRICANE CLASSIC Richard Bland 80-40 W Craven 90-78 W UNC JVs 92-81 W Craven 88-99 L UNC JVs 84-73 W North Greenville 69-62 W Br evard 71-70 W Lenoir 97-81 W Montreat Anderson 128-75 W Brevard 87-78 W Chowan 71-70 W Lenoir 84-68 w Montreat Anderson 88-78 w Craven 76-81 L Chowan 72-73 L Lees McRoe 75-70 W Richmond Tech 98-70 W EASTERN DIVISION TOURNEY X Craven 90-88 w Chowan 68-64 w Lees McRoe 59-52 w Spartanburg 104-95 w Anderson 91-100 L After scoring a big basket, the Canes exhort the team to ploy tough defense. Mens Basketball 140 Basketball 1986-87 The Competition was strong The Hurricanes ' Basketball team started withi only thiree returning ploy- ers and many frestimen It would be a test for Coach Enid Dral es ' working knowledge and philosophy of the game to find that specific mixture for a well balance team. The Hurricanes ' re- cord was 22-10 in the campaign that led to on Eastern Division Region X Tournament Championship, Starting freshmen team workouts on Septem- ber 15, Coach Drake watched his new recurlts with great concern Coach Drake said earlier in the season that the only two things he knew for sure is that sophomore Bruce Moore will start at point guard and that the team would have speed and quickness Other than Moore, the only other re- turners for the team were guards Steve Watkins and Kerlin Lynch. Drake and Assistant Coach Rod Wyatt ex- pected all three players to give the team the needed leadership that a predominantly freshman team would need. For the most part Drake, m his 22nd year, felt he had a good recuit- ing year, but he said, it ' s very hard for a freshman dominated teams to have on outstanding won-loss record at any college levels This freshman team would defy the odds It would have the ingredients of solid coaching and a team that was willing to go the extra distances for the cherished prize. The team ended its season with a 26 and 8 record The Canes won the Eastern Tar Heel Conference Tournament by downing Chowan by a score of 68 to 64 The Canes flew into the Eastern Division X Tournament by beating Lees McRae and Spartanburg Things seemed to be running smoothly for the Hurricane five The Canes dream of another Division X Championship was snuffed out by a good team from An- derson, South Carolina Ihe 1986-87 team merrtMn were Sieve Vtaikn Efic Batii Kertn lyncft Ehm Mmet M Goneii Jamei Hi Jrrmy srurpe Jeue Word Coocn Orcke N«c ey Hmont Enc Svkes Lunier Tutt Tony Joynec Bnjce Mcxxe John Gfeen Eiworm Smin and Assatant Coocn Rod Wvdtt Mens Bosketbal 141 Canes ' Basketball ' 87 The fans supported the Hurricanes with great enthusiasm all through the season. When Chowan comes to Louisburg, you better believe the fans will come out in great numbers to help the Canes to victory. Hurricanes. Luther Tutt, goes high for a jump shot over the UNC Jayvees. Making his way to the basket is Mickey Hinnant. Hinnant scored a record high 44 points against Anderson. Mens Basketball 142 Taking aim for two is freshnxjn Erie Sykes The Cheerleoders lead the crowd throughout the season tor tr« Canes campaign The whole berv:h cheers on their team as another big pkay is made Going high for ttie rebound is Jesse Word Ivlens Basketba« 143 Hurricanes On The March Scrapping for the rebound is number 43, Jimmy Sharpe. from Chapel Hill. Shooting over two UNC players is Luther Tutt from Queens, New York, Mens Basketball ' 144 Geffng the crowd into the game ore the Locistx g Colege Cheerteodets MokinQ ,t tougn fof a Craven The Humcanes line up tor lay-ups Going high for on attempted Colege player to penetrate the befofe the txg gome. block is Luther Tutt rT dc«e ore Bruce Moore and Enc Sykes Mens Baskett3al 145 France Holt. Manager; Gloria Duggins, Joann Whitfield. Michelle Deal. April Ford. Debro Joyner. Janelle Thompson. Dalen Herring. Paulette Evans, Assistant Coach. Shannon McPhail, Cathy Bevins. Jayne Pearce. Valerie Gardner. Cythia Jones. Judi Wilder. Stephanie Newton and Sheilah Gotten. Head Cooch. Growing Pains It was another year of growth for Head Coach, Sheilah Gotten and the Lady Hurricanes of Louisburg College. The Lady Canes ended their season at the Eastern Division Tournament, held at the Jesse A. Helnns Center, on the campus of Chowan College, with an overall record of 8 and 12. Though there were not many bright areas for the Lady Canes season, there was one. The steady play of Stephanie Newton made the season fare better. Miss Newton, a 5 ' 8 small guard, from Farmville Central High, was praised by her Coach Sheliah Cotten in the fol- lowing matter. I ' m proud to have had the opportunity to coach Stephanie. Coach Cotten said of Newton, who led the Region X in scoring with 17.5 points per game this year and was third leading rebounder in the region with 10.5 per game. She ' s given ev- erything she could for us, said Cotten. Newton along with teammate Apri l Ford was also selected to the Eastern Division all-conference team as well. In reference to the season ' s end, Cotten said, I feel like we came together the last two weeks of the season. But we just didn ' t have the height or depth inside for us to be competitive. Lady Canes Basketball ' 87 Women ' s Ba$ketball 146 The Lady Canes and Chowan Braves, fight for the ball on the baseline during a hard fought contest. Thfowrig the boi rtxjunds to Stephanie Newton is wr g guard Jud Wider Wonr ens Basketbal 147 Shooting over a group of Chowan players is Gloria Dugglns. m tmm Shooting tor 2 against the Chowan Braves is Shannon McPhoil, Women ' s Basketball 148 Tokng am to onothef curcral bosket is Shannon McPtxaH Mokng her way down the lone lof onothief 2 points is Stephanie Newton Laying the txjskettxjl in (or the Lady Cones is Judi WHder Women ' s Bosketba« 149 Hurricanes 1987 Baseball Scoreboard Spartanburg 3-2 W Spartanburg 9-7 W Allegany 5-6 L Allegany 9-8 W Essex 4-8 L Dundalk 4-5 L Brookdale 4-3 W Brookdale 11-8 w Montreat 3-1 w Montreat 11-8 w Garrett 11-3 w Garrett 5-1 w Elizabeth City 10-4 w Elizabeth City 6-2 w Oberlin 25-2 w Shaw 8-7 w Shaw 13-1 w N.C. Wesleyan 4-2 w High Point 9-8 w Anderson 4-0 w Anderson 5-0 w Chowan 11-4 w Chowan 4-6 L N.C. Wesleyan 6-10 L High Point 12-4 W Spartanburg 5-3 W Spartanburg 4-6 L Lenoir 4-3 W Lenoir 4-3 W St. Augustine 6-5 W Chowan 13-8 W Chowan 8-1 W St. Augustine 14-13 W Eastern Region X Tournament Montreat 6-4 w Chowan 7-3 w Chowan 7-5 w Region X Tournament Spartanburg 7-4 w Spartanburg 7-5 w Spartanburg 10-9 w Eastern District Tournament Hinds 14-1 w Miss. Delta 10-4 w Roame State 6-3 w National Tournament Trinidad, Colorado 10-19 L Scottsdale, Az. 11-14 L ■!J-..i ' - -JL-r- - ' I Scoring another run for the Hurricanes, offer hitting his third homerun, is Clyde Boyette. Donnie Brown watches Tony Beosley warm-up for the Chowan game. Hurricanes Baseball 150 Another victofy celebration at homeplate, means another homerun (or the Huricanes. The fans were enthusiosttc about ttie canes excellent season The Hurricanes are coached by Russell Frazier. H F P l s ■«. H Jl V P r B Head Coach Russell Frazier was inducted Into the Notional Junior College Athletic Association Hot of Fame m Grarxl rK:tion. Colorado Clyde Boyette gets tt e oick-off from pitcher Tony Beosley dumg the Chowon gome Hurricanes Basebal 151 Preparing to make the play at second base is Darly Tingle, Ttirowing the ball to second base, before the next batter, is Mandy Prieto Hurricanes Baseball ' 87 The Louisburg College Baseball team had another very successful year. The hardnosed team recorded an 36 and 8 season for the Hall of Famer Coach, Russell Frozier. The team was not one of Fraziers best teams, but they be- leived in themselves and felt they could get the job done, said Sports Information Director, Austin Ayscue. The team made it to Grand Junction, Colorado, to participate in the Nation- al Junior College World Series. The Canes were eliminated by Trinidad, Colorado and Scottsdole, Arizona. During the pre-game festivities, the National Junior College Athletic Asso- ciation held the induction of new members for its Hall of Fame. Coach Russell Frazier, was the 13th member ever to be inducted into this high na- tional honor. Dr. J. Allen Norris Jr., Presi- dent of Louisburg College, said of the honor bestowed on the Coach, We ore mighty proud of Russ Frazier for the honor he received in Grand Junction, as his distingushed career has been recognized nationally, so Louisburg College is made better. We salute him and were proud to represent the Col- lege and Franklin County at the NJCAA Awards Banquet. Making contact with a powerful swing is Byran Lancaster. Turning the perfect double play is Joe lannello. Hurricanes Baseball 162 Al Eastern Osfnct Team member Steve Sheppard ployed very well for thie Cones Below IS Joe lanneiio Colling onother stffke tor Cones pitcher Tony Beosley wos o very consi. • -riii for most umpires After each homervjn ttiere is dways a cetetxotion at homepkite Lady Canes Softball 1987 The 1987 Lady Canes Softball season, marked the second year for fostpitch competition in the Eastern Tar Heel conference. The Canes com- ming off an 18 and 21 season last year, did not fare much better in the ' 87 campaign, with a 14 and 19 record. The players, though, were much more improved over the first year fostpitch com- petitors. The Most Valuable Player for the Lady Canes was Sophomore, Sharlene Hunter. Shar- lene Hunter was a valuable player in the class- room also, Sharlene was an honor student at Louisburg Colllege. The Coache ' s award went to Janus Plummer for her great hustle and play The Golden Glove award went to Freshman, Ram Suter. The highest batting average went to Cherly Bass, All Region honors went to Ellen Din- ota and Janelle Thompson. Also the All Tourna- ment award went to Miss Thompson. The team is dominated with freshmen with good talent. The Pitcher with good speed and volecity was Ellen Dinoto who hails from East Llips Terrace, New York. Other Outstanding pitchers were Janelle Thompson and France Holt. Other players con- tributing to the teams campagin are Michelle Deal, Denise Warner, Debbie fJowe, Amy Baker, Dalen Herring and Scarlett Ricks. The team will profit from this year ' s playing experience and make a strong come bock for the 1988 season. Helping Coach Sheilah Gotten with the coaching duties was Assistant Coach Paulette Evans. Miss Evan ' s other responsibilities, in addition to coach- ing Softball, was being the Resident Director of Merritt Dorm on the campus of Louisburg Col- lege. St. Paul 12-4 W St. Paul 5-6 L Christopher Newport Christopher Newport Campbell Campbell St. Thomas Aquinas, NY St, Thomas Aquinas, NY Spartanburg Methodist Spartanburg Methodist Anderson 3-4 3-7 2-6 5-3 5-6 7-6 4-6 7-6 0-6 L L L W L W L W L Anderson 0-2 L Meredith 4-3 W Meredith 9-2 W Anderson 0-6 L Anderson 1-10 L Meredith 9-3 W Meredith 12-6 W Chowan 1-8 L Chowan 9-3 W Chowan 2-10 L Chowam 6-7 L Spartanburg Spartanburg North Greenville 12-3 10-15 11-12 W L L North Greenville 14-5 W North Greenville 15-8 W North Greenville 5-15 L Greensboro College Greensboro College Region X Tournament 6-7 7-2 L W North Greenville 9-3 W Anderson 0-8 L North Greenville 2-22 L Team Members Pom Suter, Debra Joyner, Sharlene Hunter, Janus Plummer, Cherly Bass, Michelle Deal, Ellen Dinota, Sheilah Gotten, Coach; Debra Rowe, Janelle Thompson, Amy Baker, Scarlet Ricks, Denise Warner, Dalen Herring, France Holt and Paulette Evans, Assistant Coach. ■ w6y ' ' ° r; Sneaking off second base to wait for the hit and run play is Ellen Dinota. Dinota reads the play correctly and off to third she goes. Going over the batting line-up ore Assistant Coach, Paulette Evans, Coach Sheilah Gotten and Cherly Bass, Lady Canes Softball 154 Pitchef. Elen Dinota. mokes the catch of o pop- up Looking on 8 first bosenxan. Shoriene Hunter Concentrating on getting the next pitch over low and fast is Frances Holt Getting ready for the next inr«ags octlon is. Catcher. Pam Suter Warmog-up for the riext gome is Debro Rowe. short stop for the Lady Cones Givng the opponents ' pitcher something to think about is Cherly Boss. Lady Cones Softbal 155 156 J Makmg il drttkruit fcx her opponents to rut het losttxal is Elen Onota. (rom istp Teftoce. New Yofk Cooch Stieilati Cotton and team nnembers give encouragement and support to pitcherFrances Holt ;-V,.r,.- bI itti r ' ' iwl n Fi m ' i l vw IjBwirJ 1 Making solid contact to left field IS sopnomore Debra Joyner Watching theif teoms action around trie tx]ses from the dugout are the Lody Cones. Lady Canes 157 Calling on some higher beings ' help is Kym Gholston. StalZH Cheerleaders ' 87 Keeping The Spirit What a special year it was to be a Chieerleader at Louisburg College in 1987. It was the Bicentennial year. To think, years from now, we would be known as the Bicentennial Cheerleaders. The Cheerleaders brought with them a new spirit to each and every game. Sporting their new cheerleading uniform, they electrified the students and fans to heights of involvement in the contests they were viewing. They raised funds to go to away games. There were bake sales and a car wash that put $60.00 in the cheer- leader ' s bank. The members of the 1986-87 squad were Nicki Harris, Marilyn Patterson, Angela McLa- whorn, Susan Keever, Kym Gholston, Jackie Bagwell and Stephanie Les- lie. Cheering the Hurricanes on to victory during the gome against the Chowan College Braves are Nicki Harris, Susan Keever, Angela McLawhorn. Kym Gholston and Stephanie Leslie, Cheerleaders 158 Cheerleading practice was demanding. Dut worthwhile Cheerleading is more than just jumping oround and yelling, it ' s an art in itself The Cheerleaders applaud as the Louisburg College Mens team receive the Eastern Tar Heel Conference Trophy and Championship Title Cheering the team on to victofy at the Dean E Smith Student Activity Center in Chape) Hi are the 1986-87 Cheerleaders. Cr eeffeadef s 1 59 Golf ' 87 The 1987 Golf team of Louisburg Col- lege had a very successful spring cam- paign. The team consisted of six fresh- men and one sophomore. The team ' s Coach was Jeffrey Pierce, who is also a math instructor at the College. This was the first year that Mr. Pierce coached the team. Mr. Pierce took over the coaching duties when Mr. Steve Howard started his new position in the Business Office. The Golfing Hur- ricanes had such a great season that Mr. Pierce won the coveted title of Coach of The Year in the Eastern Tar Heel Conference. The Canes had a regular season won lost record of 7 and 1 . The team also won the the East- ern Tar Heel Conference Tourney. The team was lead by the excellent play of Kirk Etters and Scott Wiseman. The members of the Golf team ore Coach Pierce, Steve Simpson, Scott Wiseman, Kirk Etters Chris Hanks. Bryan Rowley, Scott Jones, and Steve Perry. Coach of the Golf team was Jeffrey Pierce. Mr. Pierce was named Coach of The Year in his first year as the Canes ' Coach. Always ready to keep his team on the top of the leader board is freshmen Scott Wiseman, Keeping the ball in play for those close matches is Kirk Etters. Golf Team 160 :eep no his head down ovef the golf t a tof Shitting Ns weight m the right position (or o I good tdow through is Steve S npson strong (nsh is Chris Honks Keeping his swing In tf e right track Is freshmen Scott Jones Eastern Tar Heel CharriDions Keeping control of ttie wood otkI and his Watching the perfect shot is Byron Rowley, swng is Steve Perry. Golf Teann 161 Athletic Banquet Receiving top awards for tlieir outstanding basketball play from Coach Enid Drake are Bruce Moore and Mickey Hinnant. Winning honors for their playing in a very suc- cessful year ' s basketball campogin are Jesse Ward and Steve Watkins, [Receiving other awards were Kirk Etters, Sharlene Hunter, Stephanie Newton, Steve Shepard, Bruce Moore and Mickey Hinnont. Athletic Banquet 162 Receiving awards ten the fine ptay for the Lody Canes Sottbol teom ore Pam Sutef and Ellen Onota Receiving The Most Valuable Ptayer award IS Mickey Hnnont Also Receiving the titio Player ' award is Bruce • playing (or the University ' he Most Valuable ■ • Bruce will be . imi next year ■ H| Jg B V H ■ ' ' P m ■ • • « . « • J w j ' W Hpk H ' - - -, fci A t ' j Mandy Pneto. Steve Shepard and Donnte Brown receive top awards for their excelent pioy r bosebol Receving awards for tt er ploy in Softbal are Elen Dir ota. Jor ele Thompson. Pam Suter. Sharlerie Hunter. Cherty Boss and Janus Piummer Athletic Banquet 163 Organizations student Government This year the Student Government Association had the distinct pleasure of being the Bicentennial voice of the student body. Lisa Buffaloe, from Youngsville, N.C., was President of the S.G.A. and represented the student body in the Administration and the Board of Trustees. Assistant Dean of Students, Kelli McLeod was the organi- zations faculty advisor. The purpose of the S.G.A. is not only to be a voice for the students in aiding in policy-making with the administration, but also to pro- vide entertainment for student events. This year the S.G.A. sponsored, with the Bicentennial Committee, the Stu- dent Concert that brought the Band of Oz and Sidewinder to the college. The S.G.A. also sponsored the Queen and King of hearts that raised over S 1 145.00 for the Heart Fund. It was truly a special year for the Student Govern- ment Association, student Government Represenative Joe Cotin makes on important point at one of the regular meetings of the S.G.A.. The Executive members of the S.G.A, are Jeff Bullard, Parliamentarian. Lisa Cordell, Treasurer; Lisa Arnold. Secretary; Todd Shearin, Vice President and Lisa Buffaloe, President. Student Government Association 166 f the 1986-87 S G A 1 ■ vde. Rhonda Siaugiii.-i im Allen, Kenny Kidd, Bobi : eissi. Shely Russ. Walkei •■ I isa Cofdell, Lisa Arnold. Lisu (■,11 jioe, Todd Sheann, JeflBuliata. Kelli McLeod, Scott Schtotzhauer. Tern Watkins, Melanie Dean, Joe Cotin. Rick Ratterty, Stout Shofber. Melvin Green and Kevin Zoltek Lisa Buftokse. President of the S.G.A.. confers with tfie student counci on pKjScy making Student Governrnent Assock3tic n 167 Representing Student Interests The Student Government Associa- tion not only is one large body repre- senting the students interests, but it is also broken down into smaller groups that meet specific needs of the stu- dent body. These committees have various responsibilities to meet, as well as to aid in the legislation for student resolutions. Some of these committees represent areas of students elections, entertainment, food service and pub- licity. The S.G.A. Committees were very instrumental in helping and plan- ning programs for the Bicentennial Year. The Entertainment and Publicity Committees worked with the College Bicentennial Committee in aiding them in the planning and implementation of the activities during the Bicentennial Year. The committees ' work this year will be remembered for a long time. Entertainment Committee members ore Lisa Arnold, Kev in Zoltek, Joe Cohn. Kelly Boyles. Walker Ingle, Lisa Cordell. Ellen Floyd, Todd Sneorin, Kim Taylor, Scott Schlotzhouer. Melanie Dean and Lisa Buttaloe Disciplinary Committee members are Melanie Dean, Lisa Buffaloe, Lisa Arnold, Lisa Cordell, Terri Watkins, Todd Shearin, Scott Sctilotzhauer, Jeff Bullard, Joe Cotin, and Walker Ingle. Commuter Committee members are Denise AysLie, Amy Williams, Tracey Collins, and Todd Shearin. S.G.A. Committees 168 student Center ond Food Service Coavmttee members ore Scott SchlotztKiuer. Kevm BtgfiMXJtti. Robert Jenkrw. Melvn Green, Rick Rafterty and Stout Shorber Election Committee members ore Lisa Butfaloe. Walker Ingfe. Mekjnie Deon, Joe Cohn ond Shelly Russ. S.G.A. Committees 169 Louisburg College Delegation N.C. Student Legislature Louisburg College became a mem- ber of the State organization of ttie Nortti Carolina Student Legislature. The first delegation from the College won the honor of being the most improved delegation for the academic year 1986-87. The Preamble to the constitu- tion of the North Carolina Student Leg- islature is; The North Carolina Student Legislature feels that being a part of a non-partisan group, while expressing one ' s own opinions during legislative sessions, is important in getting young adults involved in the issues of the day, while dealing with them in a profession- al and parliamentary manner. The Purpose of the Louisburg College Dele- gation to the N.C.S.L. is to unofficially represent Louisburg College at each month ' s meetings, The College ' s dele- gation consists of full and part-time students. J Buffaloe, Karen Ray, Bob Mathews, Rick Estridge, Pat Casey, Wi Griffpn, ABen McCray and Will Cameron. Enjoying one the N.C.S.L, meetings ore Lisa Buffaloe and Will Griffin, Speal ing witti the Lt, Governor, Jason Reed, is Louisburg ' s Rick Estrige. NC,S.L, 170 StukntlJ|(t5laturr Participatjng in an N.C S L meeting Is Kel Ervr Governor James Martin addresses a meeting ot the N C S L in or e of its most recent session. Rick Estrige confers with Lisa Butfaloe at a meeting of the North Carolina Student Legislature N.C.S.L. 171 The Student Alumni Association has been in existence for two years at Louisburg College. And this year was a continuation of last year ' s good work in aiding the office of Alumni Develop- ment. The S.A.A. serves an important function in alumni affairs of the Col- lege. One of the services that the Stu- dent Alumni Association participates in is the Annual Telefund. The members call alumni and friends of the College to get donations and gifts for the an- nual drive. The participation of the S.A.A. has been an effective part in the work of the Alumni Affairs Office. The Officers of The Sfudent Alumni Association are Lisa Arnold. Secretary. Todd Shearin. President, Laura Kidd Vice-President and Sue Guerrant, Coordinator of Alumni Affairs. i iiK mia I Association S.A.A 172 Making the right impres5«. ' ti with hef enthusiastic can is the Sectei v of the Student Alumni Association. Ua ArnoW. r V. ff c 1 r IV -- S A A members ore Sue Guerront. Todd Sheorin, Eien Floyd. Tom Cloef, Lisa ArrxW. Laura Kidd. and Lisa Cordel. Teomwofk is a very mportont element n a successful Teiefund campogn. as Todd Sheom and Dense Ayscue find out. S.AA. 173 The Christian Life Council is a vital part of the spiritual awareness on the campus of Louisburg College. It also plays a big part in community activities each year, and this year was no dif- fernt. The highlight of the year is always the Christian Life Council Christmas party for the needy community chil- dren. There are also the Bloodmobile Drives during each semester. Thus the CLC is the most service-oriented group on campus. Sidney Stafford, Chaplain, keeps his group working toward the ideals of Christian principles. At the beginning of each school year, the CLC sponsors a watermelon party in front of Mom Building, Mr Al Wright and Alicia Butler play for the students who attended the festivities Christian Life Council These students appreciate the good cold watermelon and entertainment at the Christian Life Council welcome party. CLC 174 CLC members are Chaplain Sid Stafford with his daughter. Renee Harris. Karen Parker. Elen Floyd. Todd Shearin. Lisa Averrette. Lisa Arnold. Lisa Cordeil and Lee Byrd. This happy student s gkx3 that triere is plenty of watermeloo to go arouxJ for everyone CLC 175 The CLC Bloodmobile is always a worthy cause. Here Bruce Moore gives the gift of life. CLC 176 Having an enjoyable tinr e at the CLC Bioodmobile are Todd Shearin and Lisa Arnold. Takng ocxxjf tne success of tne D ooa drive to tne Red Cross repfesentotive is Sidney Stafford Honnmin it up at a party at tne end of fhe school year Ofe Lee Byrd. Lisa Cofdell and Ellen Floyd. CLC 177 The 1986-87 Glee Club members are Lisa Knowles, Nina Snider, Janelle Thompson, Rick Estridge, Lisa Potts, Forrest Goff,Tim Johnson, Jean Ratico, Carolyn Lorn, Jock Kidd, William Allen, Melanie Dean, Tony Dropplemon, Lloyd Jacobs, Lisa Arnold, Lisa Buffaloe, Tee Hubbert, Sandy MacFarlane, Brent Naylor, Denise Gilliam, Lynn Carnes and Janice Morgan. At the Spring Glee Club Concert, Dr.J. Allen Norris Jr. joined the performance to sing a solo. Glee Club The Annual Glee Club Concert was held on April 28, 1987. This year ' s concert was outside on the commons between the Fine Arts Building and the Cockrell Mu- sic Wing. The Glee Club and the College Ensemble are under the talented leader- ship of Daniel Steinert. The College En- semble left on Spring Break for London, England to sing sacred and secular mu- sic at churches in and around that great city. The Glee Club and the Ensemble served Louisburg College and our Meth- odist affiliation in a most excellent display of Christian character and enthusiasm. Glee Club 178 Ensemble bcentennica Ensemble merrOeis oie Forrest Goff. Tm JOtraon. John Wokar. WSom Alar . Tony Drocplenxin, Uoyd Jocobs. Kervty KkM. Don Ste )er«. Melonie Dean. Cactyn Lam. Lisa Bultctoe. Loo Krowles. Danrn G«am. Uu Potts. Lyrm Comes. The Colege Ensemble soog with great enttvjsiasm at a specKji Chapel Service during the Btcentenrxi Week Celebration The Glee Club under the direction of Daniel Steinert with sdo by Dr J Allen Norris Jr presented their Annual Spring Concert outside (or rTKany students, foculty. parents arid (riends. Ensemble 179 The 1987 Alpha Beta Gamma chemistry honor fraternity members are Susan Miller, Todd Sheorin. Lisa Arnold, and Advisor, Clara Frazier Not pictured are Stacey Bowen, John Hoyle, Brian Jones, end Scott Kubes Alpha Beta Gamma is a junior-col- lege chemistry fraternity. The Epsilon Chapter was established at Louisburg College in May 1955. Membership in the fraternity is open to students whose scholastic accomplishments is high in both chemistry and in other sub- jects. The Advisor for the Alpha Beta Gamma fraternity is Mrs. Clare Frazier. Alpha Beta Gamma Fraternity Alpha Theta Kappa Phi Theta Kappa is a fraternity of the same rank in the junior-college that Phi Beta holds in the four-year college. The Gamma Upsilon Chapter of Phi theta Kappa was chartered and organized at Louisburg College in the fall of 1939, Membership is open to students who have a B average, stands in the upper 10 percent of their class, have achieved the proper number of quality points, are of good moral character, and possess recognized qualities of citizenship. The Advisor for the Phi The- ta Kappa fraternity is Mrs. Clara Frazier. Honor Fraternities 180 Faculty Advisor to the Phi Theta Kappa honor fraternity is Mrs. Clare Frazier. Mrs Frazier speaks to the new inductees to the fraternity. .l L. Phi Theta Kappa members ore omse Ayscue. Karen Parker, Lisa Averette. Teiii ' -r som. Elen Floyd. Lisa CofdeiL Lisa Arnold. Lt-. . ' hews. Kelly Gannon. Susan Miller. Melissa b -. ' ire. Clara Frozier. Advisor. Paul Martini. Terry Wright. Todd Shearin, Sharlene Hunter. Tom Von Pelf. Robert Brown. Johnny Pilkington. Alvis Lancaster. Rick Ratterty, and Mmofu Uesugl Phi Theta Kappa Inductees. Susan Miller and John Lentz are ttie newest members of the honor fraternity Presenting ccndes and flowers to the new rr embefs of the Phi Theto Kappa fratemrty is Elen FkJyd Honor Fratemity 181 The Spring French Club Members are Lynn Johnson, Doug Garriss, Gretchen HInes, Sandy MacFarlane, NIckl Harris. Charles Heath and Harriette Sturges. WQLC members are Micheal A. Young David Younts, Mitch Phillips. Greg Tharrlngton. Jim Wallace. Ken Goehle. Bill Hatch, and Kevin Harris. WQLC 182 i French Club 1986-87 The Foi French Club members were Alen McCroy. Kristen Bucco. Bohfom Mtartrta. Paul Morto, M Selars, Charles Heath and Margaret Crumpler French Club 183 The Columns ' 87 The associate Editor of the Columns for the Bicentennial Year was Scott Schlotzhauer. The Columns 184 The Photography Edifof o( The Cokjmns tof the Bicentennial Year wos Jim Gorulski Mokog a cr ecl on copy tor ttie next issue ot The Columns s Editof-m Chief Paul Moftiru Wofkmg together on the layout and design ot The Columns is Paul Martini and Scott Schlot2hauer Reportng the sportr g news for The Columns mg the BicentennK3l Year was Steve Andrews The Colurms 185 The Bicentennial Year Editor ot Ttie Oak was Buddy Hyde, Buddy also did double duty as Editor of Ptiotogrophy for ttie yearbook. Serving as one of the Section Editors of Ads, Addresses and Index was Jennifer Outlaw, for the 1986-87 Oak. The Oak 186 The P otogfap l©rs for The Oak are Buddy Hyde. Micheal Lashley. Alen McCroy and Dave Giesen The Section Editor for the yearbook is Kelly Boyles Kelly worked with the Student Life Section of The Oak The Oak ' 87 Ttie Members of the BicentennKjl yearlDook, The Oak, are Buddy Hyde. ABen McCroy, Micheal Lashley. Dave Giesen, Kelly Boyles and Jennifer Outkjvi Acting OS if he were trie faculty advisor of thie yearbook Is the Editor of the Bk:entennial Year yeartXK k, The 1987 Oak The Oak 187 One of the trail signs along the hiking route that tells those in the Club, how much farther they must go before they can rest. The Appalachian Trail and White water Club is open to the Louisburg College fannily and offers various activities in the areas of exciting trips to the mountains for hiking and the greats rivers of the East Coast for white water rafting. Students who joined the club can receive one credit hour toward a Physical Education elective. The club also puts out publica- tions to aid members in the preservation and appreciation of the wilderness envi- ronment. The club is under the direction of Mr. Allen deHart. ppaachian Trail This group of Louisburg College students is being led by Mike Beaman into the Great Smoky Mountains. It would be o long way to the top, but the experience would also be a wonderful high. App, Trail WW. Club 188 Taking a ride down the New River in West Virginia are club members Allen deHort, far right, Craig Eller is on the right, his daughterJamie Eller and other club participants And White Water Club 1987 ' . f Checking his notes and trail map tof correct location IS the faculty advisor. Allen deHort. Sitting at the entrance of the Morvore County Caves in West Virginia is the President of the club, Jimmy Boyette App. Trail WW. Club 189 L. to r. Kevin Zoltek, Jimmy Boyette. Denise Ray, Kim Caudle, Ann Strickland. Sherry Clark, Patrick Hobin, Fran Terry, Robert Norfleet, James Price. Mitchell Philipps, Todd Sheann, Allen deHart. Phil Griffin, David Kitchen. Brad Shuler, Dave Giesen, Tom Key, Steve Smith, Heath Hamrick and William Hatch, Measuring and marking off a new trail is Kevin Bighinatti. App. Trail WW. Club 190 On the trail at an old ctiimney during o recent club trip are Kevin Bighinattl. Secretary-Treasurer, and Kevin Zoltek. Ttie President of ttie 1986-87 Appalactiian Trail and Wtiite Water Club is Raleigti native. Jimmy Boyette Finally finding a chimney with a cabin attached is Kevin Zoltek and Kevin Bighinatti Nov that is how to really go camping and hiking App Trail W.W. Club 191 Getting ready to hear the Governor ' s Address is Dean Edward Brown. Dean Craig Eller and Dick Hunt. Waiting to begin the 40 miles Torch Run is Gary Allred and Tony Dropplemon, Governor Jim Martin addresses the runners and other friends of the College at the Capitol Building. The Bicentennial Torch Run 192 Waiting for the proceedings to begin are Mrs. Beth Norris. and William Allen Bicentennial Torch Run O J Alen Norris Jr . President of the Listening to the ceremonies ore DeAnn College, speaks to the runners before the Yeager. 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NC 201 DIRECTORY Abernethy, Charles Fredrick 32 Whitley Dr. Chapel Hill, N.C. 27514 Aguirre, Diana Ursula Jo 3810 Wester Road Raleigh, N.C. 27604 Alban, Michael Anthony Route 1 , Box 395 Bahama, N.C. 28560 Allen, Gregory Thomas 4710 Trent River New Bern, N.C. 28560 Allen, IV, William Henry 4410 Roller Court Raleigh, N.C. 27604 Alley, Valerie Brook 1711 Lynn Road Raleigh, N.C. 27612 Allls, Richard John 2905 GlenBurnie Drive Raleigh, N.C. 27607 Allred, Gary Edmund 1264 David Ave. Henderson, N.C. 27536 Alvarez, George Henry 4111 Conv ay Av Api 1 Charlotte, N.C. 28209 202 Anders, Frederic Kent 308 Fairway Drive New Bern, N.C. 28560 Anderson, Lauren Melissa 4417 Rock Quarry Rd. Raleigh, N.C. 27610 Anderson, Robert Emory 3230 Glenn Road Durham, N.C. Andrews, Brian Cannon 1057 Andrews Road Fayetteville, N.C. Andrews, Christopher Stephen 22009 50 Ave, Ct.,E Sponawoy, WA. Andrews, Tony Alton 6091 Park Place Raleigh, N.C. Angle, Julie Lynne Rt. 5 Box 6-A Salem Oxford, N.C. Areys, Jr., William Jackson 506 W. Marion St. Shelby, N.C. Arnold, James Darin Rt. 1 Box 117B Louisburg, N.C. Arnold, Lisa Dianne Rt. 1, Box 236D Louisburg, N.C Arthur, III, Charles Thomas 101 Gerald Street Beaufort, N.C. Atkinson, Thomas Glen 4221 Rowan Street Raleigh, N.C. Atkinson, Towanda Maria Route 4, Box 444 Goldsdboro, N.C. Atwood, Lisa Kelly 4739 Southwind Dr. Winston-Salem N.C. 27104 Ausley, Cynthia Lee 2113 Brook wood Sanford, N.C. 27330 Autey, Joyce Renee P.O. Box 277 Fronklinton N.C. 27525 Averette, Lisa Gayle P.O. Box 63 Roseville, N.C. 2757 1e Aycock, Eva Leonard Rt. 2, Box 476 Louisburg, N.C. 27549 Ayscue, Nelson Keith 827 Industrial Dr. Wendell, N.C, 27591 Ayscue, Stephanie Denise Rt. 3, Box 227 Louisburg, N.C. 27549 Boggett, Helen Dana Route 6, Box 640 Raleigh, N.C. 27612 Bagwell, Jacqyelin Carol Rt. 2, Box 301-b Raleigh, N.C. 27610 Baker, Amy Ruth 2916 Carolyn Drive Durham, N.C. 27703 Baker, James Boyd 150 N. Arch Road Richmond, Va. 23236 Baker Jr., George Edward 1 12 Bagwell Farm Rood Spartanburg, S.C. 29302 Baker, Lee Paisley 130 W. New Hamp. Southern Pines, N.C.28387 Baldwin, Tammie Terrell Rt. 3 Box 395-D Wilson, N.C. 27893 Robert Barbaree, Emery 4313 Hickory Ridge Raleigh, N.C. 27609 Barefoot, David Glenn Rt. 3, Box 21 Garner, N.C. 27529 Barefoot, Donald Lee 3517 Allendale Dr. Raleigh, N.C. 27604 Barker, Laurie Michelle P.O. Box 675 Norlina, N.C. 27563 Barnes, Michael Craig 4014 Haithcock Road Raleigh, N.C. 27604 Barnette, Robin Michelle 503 E.Nash St. Louisburg, N.C. 27549 Baron, John Edward 709 Griff is St. Cory, N.C. 27511 Bass, Cheryl Elaine Rt. 4 Box 194-E Nashville, N.C. 27856 Bass, Jerome Christopher Rt. 2, Box 389 Fronklinton, N.C. 27525 Bass, Toni Flecia Rt. 2 Box 389 Fronklinton, N.C. 27525 Bossett, Philip Johnson 1508 West wood Ave. Richmond, Va. 23227 Botson, Alan 303 Fern Valley Lane Apex, N.C. 27502 Batten, Robert Wayne 3806 Wingote Drive Raleigh, N.C. 27609 Batts, Eric 4302 Kennendy Dr. Wilson. N.C. 27893 Beal, Jeffery Jay Route 4, Box 86 Wake Forest, N.C. 27587 Seaman, Michael Hudson 2412 Lake Drive Raleigh. N.C. 27609 Beasley, Anthony Wayne Route 1 Box 70K Bowling Green, Va. 22427 Beck, Richard Anthony P.O. Box 518 Zebulon, N.C. 27597 Bell, Mary Kimberly 3800 Ingram Drive Raleigh, N.C. 27604 Bennett. Katrino Ann Route 5, Box 372 Louisburg, N.C. 27549 Besanson, Patrick Tyrone 8500 E. Lake Ct. Raleigh, N.C. 27612 Best, Teresa Marie 509 Colchester Dr. Knightdale, N.C. 27545 Bethea. William David 102 PineRdg Court Wake Forest, N.C. 27587 Bighinatti, Kevin Richard 2024 Esquire Road Richmond, Va. 23235 Bivens, Cathy Denise 2701 Union Street Monroe, N.C. 28110 Bivens, Michael Todd Route 6, Box 48 Burlington, N.C. 27215 Black, Amy Delaine Route 2, Box 107 Raeford, N.C. 28376 Black, Ronald Darreli Route 2, Box 461 Liberty, N.C. 27298 Blackburn, Jr. Harold Dean 4528 Angler Ave. Durham, N.C. 27703 Blackshear, Jane Ashley 107 West End Ave. Wilson, N.C. 27893 Blair, Amy Marie Route 7, Box 66 Oxford, N.C. 27565 Bloke, Edwin Lehman 3880 Kale Drive Lumberton, N.C. 28358 Blanchord, Mark Claude P.O. Box 311 Arapahoe, N.C. 28510 Blandford, Douglas Kent 1616 Concords Dr. New Bern, N.C. 28560 Bobbitt, Todd Dook 5117 Kenwood Rd. Durham, N.C. 27712 Bobbitt, Tonya LaRay 309 E. Green St. Franklinton, N.C. 27525 Boles, Thomas E. 5833 Sandstone Dr. Durham, N.C. 27713 Bonner, Jr., William Peyton 2220 Cedarcrest Rd. Richmond, Va. 23235 Bowen, Stocey Respess Route 2, Box 108 Pantego, N.C. 27860 Boyd, Lisa Darnelle 1519 Fairfax Road Durham, N.C. 27701 Boyette, Amy Elizabeth 1100 Temple Drive Raleigh, N.C. 27609 . Boyette, III, James Marvin 1100 Temple Drive Raleigh, N.C. 27609 Boyette, James Clyde Route 1, Box 247 Kenly, N.C. 27542 Boyles, Kelley Layne 4901 Landoff Drive Greensboro, N.C 27406 Bradley, Joesph Scott 102 W. Merlin Dr. Knightdale, N.C. 27545 Bradley , Virginia Jordon 1408 N. Rountree Wilson, N.C. 27893 Braswell, John Page P.O. Box 175 Elm City, N.C. Braswell, Michael Todd 3506 Gates Drive Raleigh, N.C. 27604 Bray, Anna Leigh 1920 Clorksville Dr. Scotland Neck, N.C. 27874 Breedlove, Elizabeth W. Route 1, Box 125 Creedmoor, N.C. 27522 Bridenbaugh, Robert Edwin 105 Cromwell Drive Raleigh, N.C. 27609 Bridger, Jr., Frank Tyson 2610 Lakeview Dr. Raleigh, N.C. 27609 Bridges, Katherlne Michelle 1110 W. Cornwallis Greensboro, N.C. 27408 Briggs, Vertie Lindella Route 1, Box 548 Louisburg, N.C. 27549 Briley, Jr., George Henry Route 5, Box 190 Greenville, N.C. 27834 Britt, Cecil Andrew 5406 Highland Dr. Durham, N.C. 27712 Brooks, Kathy Lynn 2539 Burton Road Durham, N.C. 27704 Brown, Deborah Kaye 2412 Ridge Road Raleigh, N.C. 27612 Brown, Donnie Leon 2611 Campbell Road Raleigh, N.C . 27606 Brown, Jr., Robert Lee Route 1, Box 383B Willard, N.C. 28478 Brown, Robert Norman 4908 Elizabeth Drive Raleigh, N.C. 27610 Brown, Stephanie Juanita 2417 Foxtrot Rd. Raleigh, N.C. 27610 Brueck, John William 913 Northbrook Dr. Raleigh, N.C. 27609 Brummitt, Leonard 104 East Front St Michael 203 Oxford, N.C. 275656 Bucco, Kristin Irene 10852 Weisiger Ln. Oakton, Va, 22124 Burgess, Gary Lemont 1947 Carter Street Roanol e Rapids, N.C. 27870 Burnette, Melissa Paige Route 3, Box 81 Louisburg, N.C. 27549 Bynum, Cyd Cecilia Route 2, Box 444-B Mount Holly, N.C. 28120 Byrd, Jarvis Lee Route 8, Box 413 Burlington, N.C. 27215 Byrd, Robert Lin 5621 Kyle Drive Raleigh, N.C. 27604 Cannon, Jr., Charles Eugene Route 2, Box 464 Wake Forest, N.C. 27587 Cardin, Dedra Elaine 9916 Four Mile Creek Matthews, N.C. 28105 Carlsen, Eric 323 E. Lane St, Raleigh, N.C. 27601 Carnes, Mary Lynn P.O. Box 243 Waxhaw, N.C. 28173 Carter, Dean Maxwell 2610 Torcross Dr. Fayetteville, N.C. 28304 Carter, Jr., William James 1230 Kimbolton Dr. Cory, N.C. 27511 Casey, Patrick 212 King George Rd. Greenville. N.C. 27834 Cosh, LuAnne 217 Clarendon Ores Raleigh, N.C. 27610 Cossidy, Jennifer Lynne 7917 Buckhorn Rd. Hillsborough, N.C. 27278 Casto, Brian Scott 5511 Russell Rd. Durham, N.C. 27712 Caudle, Kimberly Anne 6226 Trowbridge Rd. Wilmington, N.C. 28403 Cavan, Kimberly Lynn 609 W. Cornwollis Greensboro, N.C. 27408 Chalmers, Jacquelyn Michelle 2809 Golden Street Raleigh, N.C. 27610 Chandler, Jeffrey Scott 5504 Hallmark Rd. Durham, N.C. 27712 Chandler, Jennifer Leigh 1390 Burlington Rd. Roxboro. N.C. 27573 Durham, N.C. 27705 Louisburg, N.C. 27549 Chewning, Cami Jo 6717 Foxfire PI. Raleigh, N.C. 27609 Cionfroni, Pamela Faye 14210 Netherfield Midlothian, Va. 23113 Clark, Betty Gale Route 3, Box 198 Nashville, N.C. 27856 Clark, Sherry Jean 202 Mourning Dove Goldsboro, N.C. 27530 Clarke, Elizabeth Towler 110 E. Aycock St. Raleigh, N.C. 27608 Clifton, James Lance Route 3, Box 320 Benson, N.C. 27504 Cloer, Jr., Thomas Gerald Route 2, Box 75B Apex, N.C. 27502 Coates, Jennifer Leigh 309 Valley Rd. Fayetteville, N.C. 28305 Coble, Stephanie Leigh 567 Parkview Dr. Burlington, N.C. 27215 Cochrane, Margaret Renee 3225 Manor Ridge Raleigh, N.C. 27603 Cohn, Joseph Edward 818 Prologue Rd. Durham, N.C. 27712 Coley, Gregory Clark Route 8, Box 70 Burlington, N.C. 27215 Colson, Jr., Charles Ed- ward 438 Southwick Dr. Fayetteville, N.C. 28303 Compton, Jr., William Rogers 1519 Wedgewood Dr. Graham, N.C. 27253 Compton, Key Tayloe 103 Kimberly Terr. Greensboro, N.C. 27408 Conner, Rhonda Lynn 108 E. Grace St. Williamston, N.C. 27892 Connors, Jeffrey Michael 5644 Gunbarrel Rd. Longmont, Co. 80501 Cooper, Theresa Elizabeth 106 Cherokee Court Durham, N.C. 27712 Copeland, Jessica LaDonna P.O. Box 21 Williston, N.C. 28589 Cordell, Lisa Joyce 516 Birch Circle Henderson, N.C. 27536 Cornwell, Thomas Brian 609 Ellynn Dr. Cory, N.C. 27511 Cotton, Michael Carl 4105 Pin Oak Drive Raleigh, N.C. 27604 Covert, Amelia Lynn 1502 Rogers Rd. Graham, N.C. 27253 Chappell, Rodney Collins, Jr., Ralph William Cozart, Joey Sterling Thomas 6409 Park Haven PI Durham, N.C. 27712 Chesson, John Stuart 169 Kimball Dr. 3801 Sandalwood Winston Salem, N.C. 27106 Collins, Tracey Lynn Route 4, Box 444 810 Frank St. Roxboro, N.C. 27573 Crawford, John Luther 701 Lindley Dr. Durham, N.C. 27703 204 Creech, David Wayne Rt. 4. Box 178B Zebulon, N.C, 27597 Creech, Gary Alan 5224 Summit Ridge Durham, N.C. 27712 Crowder, Henry Bobbitt 627 N Mecklenburg South Hill, Va. 23970 Crumpler, Margaret Becton 1620 Park Dr. Raleigh, N.C. 27605 Culbertson, John Julian 638 Museum Dr. Charlotte, N.C. 28207 Curlin, Thomas Kennedy 503 Harrison Dr. Wilson, N.C. 27893 Daley, Michael Baker 5313 Sendero Drive Raleigh, N.C. 27612 Daniel, Karen Denise Route 10, Box 244 Chapel Hill, N.C. 27514 Daniels, Dana Margaret P.O. Box 223 Manteo, N.C. 27954 Daniels, Jr., Edvy ard Lee Route 9, Box 249 Goldsboro, N.C. 27530 Darrow, John Edvy ard 8512 Sawyer Dr. Raleigh, N.C. 27612 Davis, William Garner 518 College Dr. Raeford. N.C. 28376 DeAngelis, Richard Amedeo 5001 Brookhoven Raleigh, N.C. 27612 DeBlasio, Anthony Joseph 829-A Daniels St. Raleigh, N.C. 27612 Deal, Jr., Billy Lev is 710 Russell St. Sanford, N.C. 27330 Deal, Marqa Michele Route 2, Box 224 Advance, N.C. 27006 Dean, Melanie Kothryn Route 4, Box 227 Woke Forest, N.C. 27587 Dehner, Timothy Paul 3932F Hylton Dr. Raleigh, N.C. 27604 Dellinger, James Micheal 535 Maywood Rd. York, Pa. 17402 Denton, Calvin Brantley Route 6, Box 324 Louisburg, N.C. 27549 Dew, Edward Paul 4305 Yadkin Dr. Raleigh, N.C. 27609 Davenport, Michelle 117 Stedwick PI. Durham, N.C. 27712 DiPietro, Jetfrey Michael Penni 2 Sweet Grass Rd. Westhamptom, NY 11977 Davis, Mary Ann 3909 Quail Hollow Raleigh, N.C. 27609 Davis, Mary Dawn Route 2, fBox 610 Louisburg, N.C. 27549 Dickerson, Diane Cannady Route 2, Box 514 Franklinton, N.C, 27525 Dickerson, Diane Cottrell P.O. Box 465 Oxford, N.C. 27565 Dickerson, Gordon Kirk 1508 Lyndhurst Rd. Waynesboro, Va. 22980 Dillord, Bryce Thompson 11608 Trottenham Raleigh, N.C. 27614 Dinota, Ellen Marie 45 Woods Road Islip Terrace, NY 11752 Doban, Jennifer Ann 2016 Redding Lane Durham, N.C. 27712 Driscoll, Michael Edward 4625 Edwards Mill Raleigh, N.C. 27612 Driver, Charlotte Faye P.O. Box 905 Zebulon, N.C. 27597 Droppleman, William Anthony 8208 Cobbler Ct. Richmond, Va. 23228 Duggins, Gloria Lorraine P.O. Box 223 Hamilton N.C. 27840 Duke, Steven Robert 4424 Leesville Rd. Raleigh, N.C. 27612 Duncan, Geoffrey Charles 1 107 Buckingham Road Garner, N.C. 27529 Duncan, Sheri Gwynn Route 1, Box 92 Leasburg, N.C. 27291 Dunkley,ll, Ronald Ellis Route 1, Box 182-C Roxboro, N.C. 27573 Dysard, Richard Harrison 103G Country CI. Morehead City, N.C. 28557 Early, Heath Steven Route 1, Box 902 Knightdale, N.C. 27545 Edgington, Andrew Glenn 10013 Whitestone Rd. Raleigh, N.C. 27609 Edwards, Brent Randell 35 Raleigh Dr. Roanoke Rapids, N.C. 27870 Elam, II, Charles McKinley 2519 Kenmore Dr. Raleigh, N.C. 27608 Elliott, John Michael 1107 Ashford Lane Gary, N.C. 27511 Elliott, Joseph Benjamin 2804-22 Brigadoon Raleigh, N.C. 27606 Elmore, Barry Nelson 1020 Rogers Lane Raleigh, N.C. 27610 Enoch, Brenda Gail 1234 Evans St. Burlington, N.C. 27215 Ervin, Melissa Kelli 322 Country Club Dr. Durham, N.C. 27712 Estling, Patrick Kenneth 7233 Bluffside Ct. Raleigh, N.C. 27609 205 Estridge, Jr., Rick Atlee 309 Holtz Lane Gary, N.C. 27511 Etters, Robert Kirkland 512 Shandy Lane Wilmington, N.C. 28403 Eubank, Raymond William 311 Lennox Place Wilmington, N.C. 28403 Faison, Edith Elizabeth 1915 Granville Road Greensboro, N.C. 27408 Farrell, Jean Marie 704 Brookfield Road Raleigh, N.C. 27609 Faulk, James Edward 221 W. Princess Chadbourn, N.C. 28431 Faulkner, Karen Angel 3919 Butler Blvd. Raleigh, N.C. 27604 Faulkner, Perry Johnson Rt. 3, Box 46-B Louisburg, N.C. 27549 FerrelLGina Maria Route 2, Box 390 Zebulon, N.C. 27597 Fischer, Dawn Maine 915 N. Main Street Louisburg, N.C. 27549 Fisher, Heather Mae 117 Oakland Trace Madison, Al. 35758 Fitz-Hugh, Jr., George Meredith 1605 Derby Lane Charlottesville, Va. 22901 Flaherty, Paul Edward P.O. Box 3 Sanford, N.C. 27330 Flannery, Brian Thomas P.O. Box 1062 Garner, N.C. 27529 206 Fletcher, Andrew Charles 4117 Redwine Drive Greensboro, N.C. 27410 Flora, David Carl 224-D Scott Rd. Richmond, N.C. 23227 Floyd, Ellen Wade 174 Thorpe St. Henderson, N.C. 27536 Foltz, Paul Keith 1405 Chesnee Dr. Wilson, N.C. 27893 Forbes, Jr., Harvey Stewart 925 Valley Road Sanford, N.C. 27330 Ford, April LoVon Route 2, Box 287 Fairmont, N.C. 28340 Frazier, Melissa Dawn 1855 Benvenue Road Rocky Mount, N.C. 27801 French, Robynne Ney P.O. Box 807 Advance, N.C. 27006 Frink, Keith O ' Brian Route 2, Box 60-F Clorkton, N.C. 28433 Fulghum, III., Richard Carlton 1402 Chesnee Dr. Wilson, N.C. 27893 Fulghum, Leslie Ann 5632 Hamstead Or. Raleigh, N.C. 27612 Fuller, James Dwight 606 Terrace Avenue Hopewell, VA. 23860 Fuller, Kyle Christian Route 1, Box 1046 Roxboro, N.C. 27573 3211 Burns PI. Raleigh, N.C. 27609 Gannon, Kelly Ann P.O. Box 234 Staatsburg, NY 12580 Goona, Frank Lopez 624 Millbrook Road Raleigh, N.C. 27609 Gardner, Edward Shawn Route 2, Box 86 Halifax, N.C. 27839 Gardner, Melissa Ann Tolmodge 4919 Cindy Dr. Raleigh, N.C. 27603 Gardner, Valerie Edwinna Route 2, Box 241 Goldsboro, N.C. 27530 Garrett, Angela Denise 507 S. Railroad Enfield, N.C. 27823 Garrett, William Walter P.O. Box 164 Louisburg, N.C. 27549 Gorriss, Douglas Austin 6805 Candlewood Raleigh, N.C. 27612 Gorulski, James Scott 12525 Birch Falls Galloway, Samuel Charles Raleigh, N.C. 27614 Gaskill, Timothy A. 915 N. Main St. Louisburg, N.C. 27549 Gatlin, Wendy Sue Route 1, Box 208 Siler City, N.C. 27344 Geddie, Elizabeth Caton 6235 Turtle Hall Wilmington, N.C. 28403 Gentry, Kimberly Dawn Route 2, Box 558 Roxboro, N.C. 27573 George, Robert 82-31 62 Ave. Middle Village, NY 11379 Gholson, Kimberly Ann 4913 Tremont Dr. Raleigh, N.C. 27609 Gibbons, Lawrence Francis 802 Pamlico Dr. Cory, N.C. 27511 Gibbs, Wayne Littleton 5012 Willodean Rd. Raleigh, N.C. 27604 Gerardi, Heidi Duchene 211 Wolfe St. Alexandria, VA 22314 Giesen, Dave Robert 1716 Lovetts Pond Virginia Beach, VA 23454 Gilliam, Carolyn Denise Route 1, Box 318 Louisburg, N.C. 27549 Glasgow, James Clinton 5609 Ridge Rd. Raleigh, N.C. 27610 Glover, Dallas Troy 112A Colonial Dr. Youngsville, N.C. 27596 Godwin. Laura Daly Route 2,Box 119-A Benson, N.C. 27504 Godwin, Susan Elizabeth 1454 New Cstle D-2 Durham, N.C. 27704 Goff, Forrest Allen 2008 S. Miami Blvd. Durham, N.C. 27703 Goodman, William David 408 Oak Ridge Cary, N.C. 27511 Green, Melvin Henry Rt. 1 Box 260 Roanoke Rapids, N.C. 27870 Greene, John Dixon 3708 Camley Avenue Raleigh, N.C. 27612 Grissom, Teresa Gwen P.O. Box 295 Kittrell, N.C. 27544 Guerrero, Richard Kenneth 322 Glen Canyon Fayetteville, N.C. 28303 Gunter, Keith William 402 Oakhurst Drive Stuart, Va. 24171 Hagwood, Joan Carol Rt. 1 Box 364C Franklinton, N,C. 27525 Hall, Grady Erwin 105 Dean Place Rt.3 Knightdale, N.C. 27545 Hamrick, Heath David 103 Queensbury Ct. Garner, N.C. 27529 William Greeson, Scott Rt. 1 Box 587 Haw River, N.C. 27258 Hanks, Christopher Gregory 4701 Sweetbriar Dr. Raleigh, N.C. 27609 Gregg, Paul Lucas 201 Caribbean Avenue Virginia Beach, Va. 23451 Gregory, Amanda Renee 11017 White Pine Hopewell, Va. 23860 Grittin, Calvin Joel Rt. 1 Box 199C Roanoke Rapids, N.C. 27870 Gritfin, John William 4035 Trotter Ridge Rd. Durham, N.C. 27707 Griftin, Phillip Clinton P.O. Box AC Victoria, Va. 23974 Grimes, Melynda Dawn Rt, 1 Angier, N.C. 27501 Hardison, Alton Daniel 1320 Springlawn Ct. Raleigh, N.C, 27609 Hardy, Gayle Leatrice P.O. Box 819 Greenville, N.C, 27834 Hargrove, Beverly I Lorraine 5 Wrenn Drive Lexington, N,C, 27292 Harkleroad, Christina Michele 6399 New Market Raleigh, N,C, 27609 Harper, Betty Jean Rt. 2 Box 53 Louisburg, N.C. 27549 Harper, Christopher Arden Rt.1 Box 123 Pink Hill, N.C. 28572 Harper, Wendy Carol Rt,2 Box 53 Louisburg, N,C. 27549 Harrell, Charles Edward Rt,2 Box 117-H Warsaw, N.C. 28398 Harrel, Kelly Michelle 3405 Londonderry Greensboro, N,C. 27410 Harrell, Sherri Dawn P.O. Box 632 Pinetops, N.C. 27864 Harris, Ann Cone Rt,2 Box 339A Spring Hope, N.C. 27882 Harris, Jr., James Lee P.O.Box 301 Louisburg, N.C, 27549 Harris, Jr,, Richard David 156 N. Allen Rd. Wake Forest, N.C, 27587 Harris, Kevin Lee 4800-B Tapers Drive Raleigh, N.C. 27604 Harris, Mark Thomas 202 NW Ward Blv. Wilson, N,C, 27893 Harris, Eldorice Nicollette 201 E 6th Street Nashville, N.C, 27018 Harris, Renee Carol P,0, Box 127 Mocksville, N.C. 27018 Harris, Robert Bradley P,0,Box 23 Oriental, N,C, 28571 Harris, Warren Adomis 2917 SnowHill Rd, Bahama, N.C. 27503 Harrison, Howard Scottie Rt. 1 Box 309 Louisburg, N.C. 27549 Horry, Margaret Frances 1101 Lake Pt, Lane Suffolk, Va, 23434 Harvey, Dianne 103 Church St, Franklinton, N,C, 27525 Hoskins, Elizabeth Anne 603 East C Street Butner, N,C, 27509 Hatch, William Hamilton 2011 Stone Street Raleigh, N,C, 27608 Havens, Anita Jeannette Rt, 6 Box 78 Louisburg, N,C, 27549 Howes, Mary Sue 307 N, Bay St, Rose Hill, NO, 28458 Hawkins, John Howren 506 Pennton Avenue SW Lenior, N,C, 28645 Hawkins, Kimberly Dawn Rt. 3 106 Wellington Knightdale, N.C, 27545 Hawkins, Patricia Koye Rt,3 Box116 Littleton, NO, 27850 207 Hatwood, Julian Kris A. 1 1 1 Merwin Drive Raleigli, N.C. 27606 Heath, Cliarles Malcom 1231 Kingston Ridge Gary, N.C. 27511 Hedeen, Verner Allen 4723 A4 New Hope Rd. Raleigh, N.C. 27604 Heiman, David Wesley 4900 Sandhurst Road New Bern, N.C. 28560 Henderson, Shelby Gerrard Rt. 2 Norlina, N.C. 27537 Henderson, Brian Scott P.O. Box 134 Spring Hope, N.C. 27882 Hill, James Linley Rt. 4 Box 18 Snow Hill, N.C. 28580 Hill, Lee Laughton 1903 York St. Kinston, N.C. 28501 Hill, Patrick William 6807 Rustic Wood Pleasant Garden, N.C. 27313 Hilley, Pamela Dawn 529 Hardee Street Durham, N.C. 27703 Hilliard, Roy Thomas 1435 Deercrossings Henderson, N.C. 27536 Hinds, Sandra Pollard Rt. 2, Box 422-M Knightdole, N.C. 27545 Hines, Gretchen Gallier Route 1, Box 350- A LoCrosse, Va. 23950 Hinnont, Matthew 1350 Walnut St. Raleigh, N.C. 27601 Hobin, Patrick Raymond 3609 Britt St. Durham, N.C. 27705 Hogg, Thomas Grier 2617 Buftaloe Rd. Garner, N.C. 27529 Hogue, Asha Yvonne 623 S. Spring St. Concord, N.C. 28025 Holliday, Jeffrey Ellwood 1125 Bonneview Rd. York, Pa. 17402 Holliday, Jr., Charles Leonard 209 Wetherburn Ln. Raleigh, N.C. 27615 Hollingsworth, Lorri Elizabeth 1009 Cardinal Dr. Wilson, N.C. 27893 Holt, Frances Marie 3016 Byrd Ave. Sanford, N.C. 27330 Holt, Sherri L. 1615 Trently Ct. Raleigh, N.C. 27604 Hooten, Christian Leigh 3046 LewisFarm Rd. Raleigh, N.C. 27607 Hopkins, Cynthia Leigh 220 Sandlewood Durham, N.C. 27712 Howard, III, Robert William 3300 Rolling Rd. High Point, N.C. 27260 Howell, Pamera Estella 2707 Fitzford Ct. Durham, N.C. 27712 Hoyle, John Russell 1518 Lynne Ave. Henderson, N.C. 27536 Hubbert,lll, Tilghman Sewell 1501 Hambrook Blvd. Cambridge, MD. 21613 Huddleston, Scott Louis 909 Vondoro Ave. Garner, N.C. 27529 Hughes, John Ernest Route 4, Box 153 Louisburg, N.C. 27549 Humphrey, Paula Kay P.O. Box 26 Richlands, N.C. 28574 Hunnings, Viven Lynette 1612 Lynne Ave. Henderson, N.C. 27536 Hunter,Sharlene Denise Rt. 4, Box 172 C-1 Nashville, N.C. 27856 Hutcheson, Burke Conrad 413 Brandy wine Rd. Chapel Hill, N.C. 27514 Hutchinson, Michael Todd 1305 Larson St. Greensboro, N.C. 27407 Hyde, Jr., Aubrey Wayne Rt.1,Box51 Alberta, Va. 23821 lannello, Jr., Joseph 33 Third St. Glen Cove, NY 11542 Infante, Martha Cecilic 6397 Newmarket Wa Raleigh, N.C. 27609 Ingles, II., Larry Walker 3024 Audrey Drive Gastonia, N.C. 28054 Ingles, Robin Lamar 2006-F Colony Apt. Burlington, N.C. 27215 Ingram, Marty Allen 715 Dennis Ave. Raleigh, N.C. 27604 Ivey, Richard Mark 418 N. Main St. Raeford, N.C. 28376 Jackson, Philip Bryan 7200 Halstead Lane Raleigh, N.C. 27612 Jacobs, Louis Lloyd 908 Williamson Dr. Raleigh, N.C. 27608 James, Elvin P.O. Box 35 Maple Hill, N.C. 28454 Jarratt, Stuart Craig 639 S. Main St. Emporia, Va. 23847 Jarvis, Alan Preston 810 Warwick Ct. Burlington, N.C. 27215 Jefferson, Bonnie Lee Rt. 5 Deerfield Tr. Chapel Hill, N.C. 2751 Jeffreys, Ann Marie Rt. 5, Box 355 Louisburg, N.C. 27549 Jeffreys, Debbie Lynn Rt.5 Louisburg, N.C. 27549 Jenkins, Myra Anne 1552 Village Glen Raleigh, N.C. 27612 Jenkins. Robert Gene 3216 Longbow Dr. Raleigh. N.C. 27604 Jenkins. Timothy Wade P.O. Box 486 LaCrosse, Va. 23950 Jerrim, Sandra Kay 9425 Springdale Raleigh. N.C. 27612 Jessup, Phyllis Marie Rt.2. Box 568 Franklinton, N.C. 27525 Johnson, III., Lance Chandler 306 King ' s Parkway Raleigh, N.C. 27610 Jones, Brian Scott Rt,2. Box 794 Louisburg, N.C. 27549 Jones, Cynthia Ann P.O. Box 232 Hookerton, N.C. 28538 Jones, Diane Taylor Rt. 2, Box 250A-1 Zebulon, N.C. 27597 Jones, Jeffrey Lucas 4210 Denbeigh Cir. Vinton, Va. 24179 Jones, Jr., Bobby Glenn 437 Franklin St. Roanoke Rapids, N.C. 27870 Jones, Jr., Charles Edward Box 121 Rowlings, Va. 23876 Jones, Jr., Thomas Carlyle 2713 Cartier Drive Raleigh, N.C, 27608 Jones. Karen Elizabeth 2103 North Lumina Wrightsville, N.C. 28480 Jones, Todd Elliott 6004 Costlebrook Raleigh, N.C. 27604 Jordan, William Jeffery 113 Avon Lone Greenville. N.C. 27834 Jorgenson, Kimberly Paige 2711 Oberlin Dr. Durham, N.C. 27705 Joyner. Debro Ann Rt. 1. Box 219 Fountain, N.C. 27870 Joyner. Tony Llewellyn Rt. 2, Box 304 Stontonburg, N.C. 27883 Joyner, James Monroy Rt. 2, Box 562 Roanoke Rapids, N.C. 27870 Judd, III, Willie Poitier 912 Greenwich St. Raleigh, N.C. 27610 Julian, Jennifer Anne 8 Weybridge Place Chapel Hill, N.C. 27514 Karrs, Daphne Yvonne 809 Greyson Rd. Rocky Mount, N.C. 27801 Kozebeer, III, Jock Dean 908 Moshie Lone Rocky Mount, N.C. 27801 Keen, Jeffery Melvin 3405 Timberwood Raleigh, N.C. 27606 Keever, Susan Leigh 1208 Gunnison Place Raleigh, N.C. 27609 Kei, Brian Alexander 401 Pork Avenue Emporia, VA. 23847 Keith, Christopher Derek Rt. 2 Box 275 Spring Hope 27882 N.C. Kellum, Scott Daniel 1414 Red Robin Lane New Bern, N.C. 28560 Kelly, Steven Mark 1224 Bramble Drive Durham. N.C. 27712 Kenan, Audrey Allen Rt.10 Box 62 Lenior, N.C. 28645 Kennon, Bradley Lynn 4916 Elizabeth Dr. Raleigh, N.C. 27604 Key, Jr., Thomas Charles 1125 Little Ck. Durham, N.C. 27713 Kidd, Kenny Jack Rt.3 Box 389 Siler City, N.C. 27344 Kidd, Laura Ann 336 Bornette Ave. Roxboro, N.C. 27573 King, Stephanie Crystal 529 Olive Branch Road Durham, N.C. 27703 Kinsey, Robert Brownrigg 203 S. Claiborne Goldsboro, N.C. 27530 Kirby, Bortley Brownrigg P.O. Box 1224 Roxboro, N.C. 27573 Kitchen, David Roger 2970 Kedron Ct. Winston-Salem, N.C. 27106 Knight, Charles Russell 1009 Gardner St. Raleigh, N.C. 27607 Knowles, Lisa Marie 8405 Camellia Dr. Raleigh, N.C. 27612 Koenck, Diane Marie Rt, 1. Box 245-A Louisburg, N.C. 27549 Kolb, John McKie 1837 Snow Wind Dr. Raleigh. N.C. 27609 Krum, Michelle Ann 2704 Vestry Way Raleigh. N.C 27609 Kuenzler, Doreen Friederike Rt. 1 Box 227 Chapel Hill, N.C. 27514 Lackey, John Edward 871 -J Buckingham Cory. N.C. 27511 Laird, Kristine Smithia Rt. 2. Box 410 Knightdale, N.C. 27545 Lam, Carolyn Jean Rt.5 Box 76 Oxford, N.C. 27565 Lancaster, Alvis Earl 2326 Hillandole Durham, N.C. 27705 Lancaster, Brian Steffon 1707 Summit Dr. Rockingham, N.C. 28379 Landreth, James Patrick 49 Little Mountain Pisgoh Forest, N.C. 28768 Lane, David Carlton 4910 Pagelond Rd. Monroe, N.C. 28110 Langston, John Motley 2305 Pine Needles Goldsboro, N.C. 27530 Lanier, Sheri Lynnette 1117 Brucemont Dr. Garner, N.C. 27529 Loshley, Michael Cole Rt. 2 Box 316 Mebane, N.C. 27302 Lossiter, Teresa Dawn Rt. 7 Box 122 Henderson, N.C. 27536 209 Lawson, Kimberly Jean 7515 Foxglove PI. Macungie, Pa. 18062 Lay, Linda H. 7409 Capehart Ct. Raleigh, N.C. 27604 Lay, Randall S. 7409 Capehart Ct. Raleigh, N.C. 27604 Layton, Andrew Keith Rt. 7 Box 33 Louisburg, N.C. 27549 Lee, Gary Grant Rt. 7, Box 241 Dunn, N.C. 28334 Leeds, Jay Stephen 303 W. Chatham St. Cory, N.C. 27511 Lemmons, Samuel Harold 2029 Boyleaf Dr. Durham, N.C. 27712 Lentz, John C.R. 6828 Justice Dr. Raleigh, N.C, 27609 Leonard, Loren Page 4221 Pike Rd. Raleigh, N.C. 27612 Leslie, Stephanie Ann 3516 Meadow Drive Morehead City, N.C. 28557 Liles, Susan Frances P.O. Box 163 Wendell, N.C. 27591 Lilly, Natalee Shea 2101 Rangecrest Raleigh, N.C. 27612 Lloyd, Karen Denise 105 Oak Steet Carrboro, N.C. 27510 Loftin, Audra Rose Rt. 3 Box 52 Louisburg, N.C. 27549 Loftin, Linda Spencer 210 Rt.3 Box 52 Louisburg, N.C. 27549 Lyie, Scott Carl 2209-A Hope St. Raleigh, N.C. 27606 Lynch, Kerlin Mitchell 1444 Durham Rd. Lot 28 Roxboro, N.C. 27573 MacFarlane, Sandra Gray 2021 Ramsgate Dr. Raleigh, N.C. 27603 MacNeiloge, Denise Gerolyn 4512 Gates St. Raleigh, N.C. 27609 Mangos, Virginia Erin 307 Tanglewood Dr. Louisburg, N.C. 27549 Mangold, Nancy Lynn 12713 Waterman Dr. Raleigh, N.C. 27614 Manuel, Michael Alan 447 Sandwood Ct. Raleigh, N.C. 27612 Morshbanks, Jr. Carl Wayne 108 Daniel Dr. Goldsboro, N.C. 27530 Martin, Jack Watson 1316 October Rd. Raleigh, N.C. 27614 Martin, Rate Redman 1509 Lancelot Lane Graham, N.C. 27253 Martini, Paul William 4501 Ryegote Dr. Raleigh, N.C. 27604 Mossey, James Victor P.O. Box 97 Knightdale, N.C. 27545 Mossey, Nick Jeffers Rt. 1 Box 75 Zebulon, N.C. 27597 Mathews, Lee Taylor 203 Forest Rd. Oxford, N.C. 27565 Maxwell, Mary Monroe Rt. 1, Box 285 Shannon, N.C. 28386 May, Frank Powers 1517 Caswell St. Raleigh, N.C. 27608 May, Jennifer Dole 206 Bullock St. Franklinton, N.C. 27525 Moynor, Laura Elaine Route 3, Box 140 Durham, N.C. 27713 Mayo, Frank Taylor 1660 Benvenue Rd. Rocky Mount, N.C. 27801 McCallum, David Barton 3041 Mt. Hill Dr. Midlothian, Vo. 23113 McCoy, Thomas 1312 Hendren Cir. Raleigh, N.C. 27610 McCrow, Marcus Neal 815 Kemp Rd. Greensboro, N.C. 27410 McCroy, Jr., David Allen 1305 Sadler Ct. Raleigh, N.C. 27609 McCray, Kenneth Jerome 1916 Newark Dr. Raleigh, N.C. 27610 McCullin, James David 2200 Sierra Dr. Raleigh, N.C. 27603 McEachin, Tabatha Lynette 5306 Borbee Rd. Durham, N.C. 27713 McGann, Jr., Leonard Daniel 9013 O ' Neal Rd, Enfield, N.C. 27823 McGee, Karen Renee Rt.3, Box B-225 Enfield, N.C. 27823 McGee, Sonya Elizabeth Rt.3, Box B-225 Enfield, N.C. 27823 McGroth, Glenn Ronald 8713 Mourning Dove Raleigh, N.C, 27609 McKay, Melissa Elizabeth 119 Lourston Ct. Durham, N.C. 27712 McLawhon, Angela Down 221 Landsbury Dr. Durham, N.C. 27712 McPhail, Shannon Petrelle Rt.2, Box 329 Lot 53 Smithfield, N.C. 27577 McSorley, II, Paul Andrew 3425 Mansfield Dr. Rocky Mount, N.C. 27801 Messer, Michael Wayne 3402 N.C. 150 East Greensboro, N.C. 27405 Middleton, Lee Ann 228 W. Graham St. Maxton, N.C. 28364 Mllaninia, Bahram 154 Albury Dr. Pinner, EG. Miller, Susan Diane Rt. 1 Box 100 Lumber Bridge, N.C. 28357 Minshew, Mary Elizabeth 8300 Lakewood Dr. Raleigh, N.C. 27612 Mintz, Stephen Foster 517 Bedtord Forest Wilmington, N.C. 28403 Mitchell, Alan Clarke 419 Fountain Place Burlington, N.C. 27215 Mitchell, Anna Martin Rt.1, Box 139 Castalia, N.C, 27816 Mitchell, David Ward Rt. 4, Box 51 Durham, N.C. 27713 Mitchiner, Robert Glenn 3904C Taro Dr. Raleigh, N.C. 27609 Moody, William Borden P.O. Box 665 Siler City, N.C. 27344 Moore, Annie Marie Rt.6 Box J-13-A Whiteville, N.C. 28472 Moore, Bruce Wayne P.O. Box 782 Raeford, N.C. 28376 Moore, Julie deAnne 4602 Regis Ave. Durham, N.C. 27705 Moore, Myrtle Sharon Rt.4 Box 2 Louisburg, N.C. 27549 Morgan, Lovonne 3008 Idlewood Dr. Raleigh, N.C. 27610 Morgan, Janice Danille 415 N. Riverdale Durham, N.C. 27712 Morgan, Lisa Renee 212 S. Hillcrest Goldsboro, N.C. 27530 Morris, Gregory Scott 4208 Thistle Dr. Portsmouth, Vo. 23703 Munn, Jeftery Scott Rt.4 Box 98M Henderson, N.C. 27536 Murdock, Jr., Leonard Charles 2605 Fernwick Dr. South Boston, Va. 24592 Murdock, Kelly Ann P.O. Box 1159 Elon College, N.C. 27244 Murray, II, Gene Oliver 5400 Castlebrook Raleigh, N.C. 27604 Myer, Walter Francis 700 Haverhill Ct. Raleigh, N.C. 27609 Myers, Kathleen Marie 3553 Hamstead Ct. Durham, N.C. 27707 Myrick, II, David Glenn 1109 Queensgate Midlothian, Va. 23113 Norron, Jr., James Ivey P.O. Box 1385 Wendell, N.C. 27591 Naylor, Brent Marshall 500 Forest Road Fayetteville, N.C. 28305 Neol, Paulo Michelle 505 Glendale Dr. Wilson. N.C. 27893 Neal, Sonia A. Rt.2 Box 324 Franklinton, N.C. 27525 Neathery, George Dale P.O. Drov er 1555 Henderson, N.C. 27536 Neustodt, Karen Jean 5116FT Sumterap15F Raleigh, N.C. 27606 Neville, Jr., Wendell Gushing 144 Circle Dr. Hampstead, N.C. 28443 Newsome, Wendy Dav n 1105 Geneva Albrt. Graham, N.C. 27253 Newton, Joy Gary P.O. Box 53401 Fayetteville, N.C. 28305 Newton, Stephanie Ann 302 W. Moore St. Farmville, N.C. 27828 Nichols, Tony Clifton Box 932, Cox Rd. Rocky Mount, N.C. 27801 Nicholson, III, Frank Craig 4800 Country Club Wilson, N.C. 27893 Debro Norfleet, Robert Donovan 1313 Knights Way Raleigh, N.C. 27609 Norwood, Diane Chewning 436 Light wood Ln. Henderson, N.C. 27536 O ' Neal, Jr., David Morgan Rt.1, Box 209 Swan Quarter, N.C. 27885 O ' Neal, Peggy Kathleen 310 Edward Lone Louisburg, N.C. 27549 O ' Neill, Donna Kathleen 1213 Shelley Rd. Raleigh, N.C. 27609 Odom, Crystal Denise Rt.1 Box 292 Fountain,N.C. 27829 Odom, Elsie Evon Rt. 3 Box 610 Warrenton, N.C. 27589 Ognovich, Dee Davidson 3714 Lakeside Dr. Matthews, N.C. 28105 Outlaw, Jennifer Susan 1000 Russell St. Rocky Mount, N.C. 27803 Oveissi, Bobbac 606 Wingfield 23325 Va. Pace, Thomas Wayne 604 Creekwood Dr. New Bern, N.C. 28560 Parham, Donna Blackley Rt.1 Box96A Franklinton, N.C. 27525 Parker, Jeffrey Sean 1111 Brucemont Dr. Garner, N.C. 27529 211 Parker, Karen Elaine 905 S. Third St, Smithfield, N.C. 27577 Parl er, Melissa Anne P.O. Box 878 Four Oaks, N.C. 27524 Parker, Wendy Lynn 427 S. Cross St. Youngsvllle, N.C. 27596 Parrish, Jr., Lewis Allan Rt.6, Box 2 Louisburg, N.C. 27549 Parrish, Michelle Dawn 7908 Mourn ' gDove Rd. Raleigh, N.C. 27609 Patel, Dipak B. 2313 Gillespie St. Fayetteville, N.C. 28306 Patella, Nanette 165 Carter Cir, Winston-Salem, N.C. 27106 Patterson, Marilyn Theresa 3225 Snowberry Dr. Raleigh, N.C. 27610 Patterson, Rodney Charles 820 Atkinson St. Laurinburg, N.C. 28352 . Pearce, Cheryl Nichols Rt.2 Box 248H-2 Zebulon, N.C. 27597 Pearce, Rebecca Jane 2 Dover St. Franklinton, N.C. 27525 Pearce, Tina I. Rt. 4 Box 1 14 Louisburg, N.C. 27549 Pendergrass, Jr., R. Frederick 108 Bywood Dr. Durham, N.C. 27712 Penny, Raymond Lee 5624 Sugartree Ln. Wake Forest, N.C. 27587 Pernell, Sherry Marie Rt.6 Box 182 Louisburg, N.C. 27549 Perry, Stephen Douglas Rt. 2 Box 125 Wake Forest, N.C. 27587 Perry, Tiana Menal P.O. Box 1407 Zebulon, N.C. 27597 Pilkington, Johnny Tamridge 216 Coleman St. Oxford, N.C. 27565 Pilson, James Lynn 3616 St. Andrews Sanford, N.C. 27330 Pinckney, Martha Drew 810 Roll ' gHiklls Cov. Wilmington, N.C. 28403 Pinion, Sanford Vandiver 3632 Allendale Dr. Raleigh, N.C. 27604 Plambeck, Margaret Ellen 311 E. King St. Hillsborough, N.C. 27278 Plummer, Anglene Janus P.O. Box 72 Teachey, N.C. 28464 Poole, Joseph Winfield 1400 Walnut St. Cory, N.C. 27511 Poole, Lori Ruth 11817 Edgewater Ct. Raleigh, N.C. 27614 Poole, Owen Edward Rt. 4 Box 418 South Boston, Va. 24592 Porter, Dale Wayne 715 Garrison St. High Point, N.C. 27260 Potts, Lisa Lorraine Rt.3 Box 138 Raeford, N.C. 28376 Powell, Bryan Jennings 5209 Cedarwood Dr. Raleigh, N.C. 27609 Powell, Mozie Elaine 3904 OakLevel Rd. Rocky Mount, N.C, 27801 Pratt, Elizabeth Renee 308 Kings Park Way Raleigh, N.C. 27610 Price, James Hurley Rt. 9 Box 253 Asheboro, N.C. 27203 Price, Linwood McKinley Rt.1 Bx. 190c Seven Springs, N.C. 28578 Price, Patrick Scott 904 W. Johnson Raleigh, N.C. 27605 Pridgen, Leslii Susan 1710 Fordham Rd. Wilmington, N.C. 28403 Prieto, Armando 2274 SW 15 St. Miami, Florida 33145 Puckett, Jr., James Gilliam 701 Binford St. South Hill, Va. 23970 Pulley, Paula Katherine Rt.1 Box 49 Warrenton, N.C. 27589 Quinn, Tracy Ellen 1612 Sharon Rd. W57 Charlotte, N.C. 28210 Rofferty, Richard James 914 Carnoustie Cir Cory, N.C. 27511 Rairden, Stephen Matthew 3232 Huntleigh Dr, Raleigh, N.C. 27604 Ransdell, Constance Marie Rt. 1 Box 126 Louisburg, N.C. 27549 Ratica, Jean Marie 5112 Woodvalley Dr. Raleigh, N.C. 27612 Ray, Georgette Denise Rt.5 Box 678-C Durham, N.C. 27704 Ray, Karen L. 3609 Duke Homested Durham, N.C. 27704 Reaves, Charles David 233 Country Club Durham, N.C. 27712 Reece, Matthew Scott Rt. 14 Box 50 Sanford, N.C. 27330 Reese, David Patrick 203 Danby Drive Winston-Salem, N.C. 27103 Reid, David Shawn Rt. 11 Box 409 Roanoke, Va. 24019 Reigher, Duncan 1233 Kingston Rd Cory, N.C. 27511 Douglas Reynolds, Timothy Scott P.O. Box 519 Star, N.C. 27356 Reynolds, Todd Shown P.O. Box 519 Star. N.C. 27356 Richards, Bradley Nelson 608 Holden St. Raleigh. N.C. 27604 Richardson, Andrea Noel Route 3 Box 41 Warrenton. N.C. 27589 Richardson. Mark Ernest 101 Harbor Dr. Washington, N.C. 27889 Ricks, Scarlet Mario Rt. 1 Box 82 Pleasant Hill, N.C. 27866 Riggons. Thomas Allen 119 Edgewood Dr. Louisburg, N.C. 27549 Riley, Jr., Robert Louis Rt. 1 Box 22 Efland, N.C. 27243 Roach, Daniel James 104 Anchor Way New Bern, N.C. 28560 Robbins. Hilda Horton Rt.1 Box 333 Louisburg, N.C. 27549 Robbins, Joyce B. Rt.7 Box 496 Louisburg, N.C.n 27549 Roberson, Eva Denise 3133 E. Geer St. Durham, N.C. 27704 Roberson, Tracy Michelle 7 Springfield Est. Elon College, N.C. 27244 Roberts, Mark Anthony Rt.2 Box 494 Brodnox, Vo. 23930 Roche, Jr.. Joseph P. 1013 Hemingway Dr. Raleigh, N.C. 27609 Roebuck, Leslie Lane 1 1905 Pine Bluff Raleigh. N.C. 27614 Rogers, Christopher Daniel Rt.1 Box 91-A-2 Bahama, N.C. 27503 Rogers, Kena Rosemaron 431 N. Mercer St. Rocky Mount, N.C. 27803 Rose, Jeffrey Alan 5244 Knollwood Dr. Raleigh, N.C. 27609 Rowe. Debro Lee Rt.1 Box 189A Currie, N.C. 28435 Rowlett, Lola Mae Rt.2 Box 15 Norlina, N.C. 27563 Rudd, Down Andro P.O. Box 4 Bahama, N.C. 27503 Ruedger, Virginia Karyn 408 November Dr. Durham, N.C. 27712 Russ, Mary Shelly 361 W. Center Ave. Mooresville, N.C. 28115 Russell, Michael Edward 1028 Clare Court Cory, N.C. 27511 Rustick, James David 1818 Inverness Dr. Foyetteville, N.C. 28304 Sabiston, IV., William Devine 234 N. Russell St. Troy, N.C. 27371 Sommons, Lisa Jill 7 Timberline Rd. Canton, N.C. 28716 Sanders, Bryan Scott 1706 Sabro Drive Kinston, N.C. 28501 Sanders, III., Johnnie Rt. 1 Box 284 Lelond, N.C. 28451 Sanderson, James Michael 104 Queensferry Cory, N.C. 27511 Sanford, Anthony Lee 2346 Colgate Drive Foyetteville, N.C. 28304 Saunders, Virginia Robbins 104 Tucker Dr. Louisburg, N.C. 27549 Savage, Roderick Brooks 7909 Netherlands Raleigh, N.C. 27606 Sawyer, Kelly Dionne Rt.2 Box 339-A Rougemont, N.C. 27572 Schlotzhouer, Scott Michael 8212 Donset Drive Springfield, Vo. 22152 Schneider, Deono Marie 205 Rollingwood Roanoke Rapids, N.C. 27870 Scott, Billy Lee 302 Glascock St. Raleigh, N.C. 27604 Seogroves, III., Edward Onco 617 Lokeview Dr. Apex, N.C. 27502 Sechrest, Sherry Aurillo 104 Seochrest Cir. High Point, N.C. 27263 Self, James Clifton 580 Paris Bx 102 Graham, N.C. 27253 Sellors, William Charles 119 Shodowbrook Burlington, NO. 27215 Sennett, Roy Robert C. 706 S. Main St. Star, N.C. 27356 Seward, Michael Wayne 402 Forest Hill Dr. Littleton, N.C. 27850 Shorber, Jr., Theron Stout 3716 Brentwood Rd. Raleigh, N.C. 27604 Shorpes, Jimmy Earl Rt.3 Box 908 Hillsborough, N.C. 27278 Shaw, Andrea Foye Rt.1 Box 105F-1 Lumberton, N.C. 28358 Sheorin, Jennifer Goodwin Rt.2 Louisburg, N.C. 27549 Sheorin, Julie Carol Rt.1 Box 154 Youngsville, N.C. 27596 213 Shearon, Stephen Todd P.O. Drawer E Wilson Mills, N.C. 27593 Sheets, Richard Wesley P.O. Box 147 Willow Springs, N.C. 27592 Sheffield, Allen Charles 3617 Brentwood Rd. Raleigh, N.C. 27604 Shelton, John Southoll 5102 Pinetree Lane New Bern, N.C. 28560 Shepard, Stephen Rudy 137 Navaho Trail Wilmington, N.C. 28403 Sherron, Jeffery Scott Rt. 2 Box 301 Morehead City, N.C. 28557 Shoffner, Shawn Lee Rt.1 Box 223-B Burlington, N.C. 27215 Shuler, James Bradley 109 St. Clair PI. Durham, N.C. 27712 Simpson, Stephen Tuggle 2714 W. Front St. A3 Burlington, N.C. 27214 Sinclair, Ann Torrey 324 Pinecrest Dr. Fayetteville, N.C. 28305 Skelton, Susan Frances 5414 Pond Dr. Wilmington, N.C. 28403 Skinner, Christopher Russ 108 Manassas Ave. Front Royal, Va. 22630 Slaughter, Rhonda Lisa 723 Frank St. Roxboro, N.C. 27573 Slaughter, Jeffrey Rt. 2 Box 568 Graham, N.C. Robert 27252 Slaughter, Rodney Joel Rt.2 Box 568 Graham, N.C. 27252 Sledge, Morgo Denise 117 Griff ord Dr. Louisburg, N.C. 27549 Smith, Angela Gayl 12229 Norwood Rd. Raleigh, N.C. 27612 Smith, III, Elworth E. 4401 Belfield Dr. Greensboro, N.C. 27405 Smith, James Walter Rt. 7 Box 356- A Laurinburg, N.C. 28352 Smith, Jeffrey LaMont P.O. Box 207 Micro, N.C. 27555 Smith, Karen Alphin 1308 Pitkin Court Raleigh, N.C. 27606 Smith, Keith Darryl 1810 E. Federal St. Baltimore, MD. 21213 Smith, Richard Carl 26 Clover PI Durham, N.C. 27705 Smith, Russell Payne 4119 Toroella St. Durham, N.C, 27704 Smith, Stephen Bradley 11906 Kilrenny Rd. Midlothian, Va. 23113 Snider, Nina Gayle 2735 Rosegate Lane Matthews, N.C. 28105 Southall, Louis Taylor Rt. 2 Box 862 Louisburg, N.C. 27549 Spear, Trevor Kyle 322 Plantation Dr. New Bern, N.C. 28560 Sprigg, Jennifer Corleton 1900 Oakengate Ln. Midlothian, Va. 23113 Springer, Matthew Joseph 3405 Stallion Ct. Raleigh, N.C. 27612 Starnes, Kelly Suzanne 1100 DeBoy Street Raleigh, N.C. 27612 Stegall, II., James Floyd 4916 S. Charleston Springfield, MO. 65807 Stephens, John David 7380 Plantatn Rd. Plantation, Fl. 33317 Stewart, Melissa Dawn P.O. Box 225 Gotesville, N.C. 27938 Stoots, Tracy Michelle 207 Greenwood Dr. Madison Heights, VA. 24572 Strandberg, David Norris 3019-B Pisgah PI Greensboro, N.C. 27408 Stickland, Bobby Scott Rt.1 Boxz 321 Louisburg, N.C. 27549 Strickland, Edwin Randolph Rt. 1 Box 222 Louisburg, N.C. 27549 Strickland, Mary Ann 8105 Graham Newton Apex, N.C. 27502 Strickland, Wendi Carol Rt.6 Bx 346-Sherron Durham, N.C. 27703 Stroud, III., Luther Phillip 7300 Grist Mill Rd. Raleigh, N.C. 27609 Stroud, Katrina Lynn 5107 1 2 Kyle Dr. Raleigh, N.C. 27604 Sugar, Elizabeth Kym 3560 Rosewood Dr. Lumberton, N.C. 28358 Suggs, Richard Aubrey 440 IB Louisburg Rd. Raleigh, N.C. 27609 Suitte, Sharon Denise P.O. Box 105 Manson, N.C. 27553 Sullivan, Laurie Ann 220 Pinedale Dr. Elon College, N.C. 27244 Suter, Pamela Lynn 1500 N. Greenbrier Arlington, VA. 22205 Sutton, Austina Rt.2 Box 487 Franklinton, N.C. 27525 Sutton, Jesse David P.O. Box 417 Warsaw, N.C. 28398 Swain, Tracy Rene 2813 Duke Hmst. Durham, N.C. 27706 Swoyne, Jr., David Franklin 905 Park Ave. 214 Garner, N.C. 27529 Sykes, Eric Rt.1 Box 47-A Currie. N.C. 28435 Sylvia, Joseph Fahed 10119 Castile-C Richmond, Va. 23233 Tackney, Jr., Neal Evans 402 Sandlevi ood Dr. Durham, N.C. 27712 Tart, Dolly Catherine P.O. Box 865 Wendell, N.C. 27591 Tart, Joseph Marvin 600 College St. Oxford, N.C. 27565 Tatum, Rondo Kaye Rt.5 Box 81 Raeford, N.C. 28376 Taylor, Amy Moncure 148 Driftwood Ct. Wrightsville Beach. N.C. 28480 Taylor, Christopher Scott 1418 Ruriton Dr. Durham, N.C. 27704 Taylor, Jr., Frank Page 3121 Woodgreen Dr. Raleigh, N.C. 27607 Taylor, Kimberly Jo 305 Ridge Rd. Wilson, N.C. 27893 Taylor, Trent Lynwood 1214 Berkshire Rd. Fayetteville, N.C. 28304 Teasley, Vickie Lynn P.O. Box 951 Creedmoor, N.C. 27522 Teer, Natalie Michelle Rt.1 Box 125 Chapel Hill, N.C. 27514 Terry, Frances Patricia Route 2 Box 315 Bahama, N.C. 27503 Tharrington, Gregory Glen Rt.1 Box 324 Youngsville, N.C. 27596 Tharrington, III., Sandy Wallace Rt.1 Box 770 Zebulon, NO. 27597 Tharrington, Patsy L. Rt.6 Box 155 Louisburg, N.C. 27549 Rod Tharrington, Reginal 1861 Foxstone Dr. Vienna, Va. 22180 Thompson, Sarah Janelle Rt.2 Box 197 Graham, N.C. 27253 Thompson, Thomas Eric 117 Dunedin Ct. Cory, N.C. 27511 Thomson, Jr., Edward Montgomery 419 Cedar Lone New Canaan, CT 06840 Thorne, Rachel Hemphill 613 Banks Avenue Goldsboro, N.C. 27530 Tingle, Dorrell Eugene Rd.1 Box 253D Bridgeville, DE 19933 Tisdale, II., Trescott Wright 3000 Greenbrk. Dr. Greensboro, N.C. 27408 Tobert, Lorey Lee 3529 Eden Croft Dr. Raleigh, N.C. 27612 Todd, Jeffrey Scott 2811 Fairway Dr. Raleigh, N.C. 27603 Todd, Michael 2506 Comelia A-1 Durham, N.C. 27705 Toney, Edna Pierce 107 John St, Louisburg, N.C. 27549 Tran, Uyen Chiey 402 W. Fifth Ave. Raeford, N.C. 28376 Troutman, Elizabeth Ashley 1105 King wood Dr. Raleigh, N.C. 27609 Tucker, Julia O ' Brien 4017 Livingstone Durham, N.C. 27707 Tucker, Margaret Elaine 941 Buckhorn St. Henderson, N.C. 27536 Turner, Frederick Doug 127 S, Hairpin Dr. Quinton, Va. 23141 Tutt, Luther 71-15 Beach Chonn Arverne, NY 11692 Tyndall, Lynwood Craig Rt.1 Box 162 Pink Hill, N.C. 28572 Uesugi, Minoru 2-7-14 Shimes-cho Toyonaka-shi Ja 153 Uzzell, Jr., Earl Croynor Rt.2 Box 127 Stantonsburg, N.C. 27883 Van Pelt, Thomas Franklin Route 1 Box 1570 Dinwiddle, VA 28341 Vernon, Frances Lovelace P.O. Box 6 Worrenton, N.C. 27589 Vinson, Rod Harvey Route 2 Box 484 Seven Springs, N.C. 28578 Vitek, Karen Marie 5004 N. Hills Dr. Raleigh, N.C. 27612 Volney, Theresa Anna 4400 Country Club New Bern, NO. 28560 Wade, Marna Melissa 1 142 Nottinghowm Cory, N.C. 27511 Wade, Mary Melinda 1142 Nottingham Cory, N.C. 27511 Wagner, Kirk Burnham 7 Berkshire Dr. Richmond, VA 23229 Walker, Angelia Michelle Rt.1 Box 172 Brodnox, VA 23920 Walker, Brian Keith 1008 Valetta Rd. Bahama, N.C. 27503 Walker, James Farrell Route 4 Box 486 Hillsborough, N.C. 27278 Walker, John Douglous Route 4 Box 486 Hillsborough, N.C. 27278 Walker, Patrick Martin Rt.2 Box 783 Valdese, N.C, 28690 215 Wallace, II., Edmond Clayton 117 Rex Place Louisburg, N.C. 27549 Wallace, Jr., James Clarence 808 Kings Mill Rd. Chapel Hill, N.C. 27514 Walston, Christopher Allan 3129 Glen Ridge Raleigh, N.C. 27604 Walston, Denver Carroll 50000 N. Glen Dr. Raleigh, N.C. 27609 Walton, Jill Elaine Rt.10 Box 93 Raleigh, N.C. 27603 Ward, Evangeline Adams Rt.1 Box 131 Henderson, N.C. 27536 Ward, Gregory Allen Rt.1 Box 269 Louisburg, N.C. 27549 Ward, Jesse Bunting 215 Park Dr. Williamston, NC 27892 Warren, Valerie Denise Rt.4 Box 187 Snow Hill, NC 28580 Watkins, Clementine Renee 816 N. Mangum St. Durham, N.C. 27701 Watkins, Steve Mark 2908 Rannock Ct. Raleigh, N.C. 27604 Watkins, Terri Lynette Route 2 Box 328 Wendell, N.C. 27591 Watts, Keith Aaron Route 5 Box 324-A Roxboro, N.C. 27573 Way, Kelly Glenn 5209 Russell Rd. Durham, N.C. 27712 Webb, Charles Anthony 3700 Tulane Dr. Raleigh, N.C. 27604 Weldon, Marshall Thomas 103 Cherry Street Henderson, N.C. 27536 Wells, Jr., Samuel Lewis 903 Forest Lane South Hill, Va 23970 Wertis, Frances Regina 5333 Thayer Dr. Raleigh, N.C. 27612 Weston, Sharon Lynn 4107 Cavalier Dr. Winston-Salem, N.C. 27104 Wetherington, Clell Alyce Rt.1 Box 20 Stella, N.C. 28582 Wheeler, Jane-Waring House Rt.5 Box 816 Louisburg, N.C. 27549 Wheeler, Scott Vaughn 704 Raleigh Rd. Clinton, N.C. 28328 720 Torredge Rd. Durham, N.C. 27712 White, Melissa Danette P.O. Drawer 1868 Fayetteville, N.C. 28302 White, Roger Daryll 914C E. Sunset Dr. Monroe, N.C. 28110 White, Trevor Ashley 503 Edgehill Rd. New Beern, N.C. 28560 207 N. Gurney St. Burlington, N.C. 27215 Williams, Amy Susan Rt.1 Box 173 Castalia, N.C. 27816 Williams, Emmett Brian P.O. Box 99 Bracey, VA 23919 Williams, Gloria Jean P.O. Box 50 Norlina, N.C. 27563 Whitehurst, Russell Williams, Jr., Gerald Bain Latham Rt.1 Box 329 New Bern, N.C. 28560 Whitfield, JoAnn 1008 E. Shine St. Kinston, N.C. 28501 Whitfield, Letitta P.O. Box 673 Louisburg, N.C. 27549 Whitley, Annie Lee Rt. 5 Box 438 Louisburg, N.C. 27549 Whitley, Mary Frances 6000 Spr. Valley Raleigh, N.C. 27604 Whitley, Nicole Grey 6000 Spr. Valley Raleigh, N.C. 27604 Wichtrich, Mark Allen 206 Homestead Dr. Gary, N.C. 27511 Wilcox, LeeAnn Frances 2912 Coleberry Tr. Rocky Mount, N.C. 27801 Wilder, Donald Gregory 11637 Norwood Dr. Raleigh, N.C. 27612 Wilder, Judi Mario Rt.1 Box 368 Louisburg, N.C. 27549 1606 Buff aloe Rd. Garner, N.C. 27529 Williams, Shawno Marie Rt.5 Box 217 1 2 Elizabeth City, N.C. 27909 Williams, Susan Darlene 458 S. Chavis St. Franklinton, N.C. 27525 Wilson, Amy Lorraine 5604 Mapleridge Rd. Raleigh, N.C. 27609 Windley, David Lawrence P.O. Box 578 Zebulon, N.C. 27597 Winfree, Scott Gaston Rt.4 Box 103A Wake Forest, N.C. 27587 Winters, Lyie Luttrell 127 E. Judd St. Zebulon, N.C. 27597 Wiseman, Scott Johnson 6908 N. Ridge Dr. Raleigh, N.C. 27609 Wood, Jeannie Marie 8208 Bowers Ln. Richmond, VA 23227 Wood, Rodney Brian 910 Danbury Dr. Durham, N.C 27703 Whitaker, Brian Edward Wilkinson, Susan Ann 216 Woods, Bridgette Gail 1742 Grady Dr. Durham, N.C. 27712 Woodward, Brenda Kay 15704 Wickershire Raleigh. N.C, 27614 Woody, Greorgye Lynn 413 Highview Dr. Chapel Hill, N.C. 27514 Wooten, Morcio Denise 1911 Howard Ave. Tarboro, N.C. 27886 Wooten, Sharon Yvette 6100 Hgwy. 70 W. New Bern, N.C, 28560 Worsley, Mark Carroll 607 E. Forest Ln. Wallace, N.C. 28466 Worhtington, Polly Harrison Rt. 9 Box 461 Greenville, N.C. 27834 Wrenn, Jennifer Lee Route 3 Box 284 Louisburg, N.C. 27549 Wrigglesworth, James Edwin P.O. Box 54 Kenbridge, VA 23944 Wright, Gary Wayne 508 E. Green St. Franklinton, N.C. 27525 Wright, Terry Ball Rt.2 Box 173 Franklinton, N.C. 27525 Wynne, Judy Kathleen Rt.3 Box 460 Louisburg, N.C. 27549 Yager, DeAnn Rt.1 Box 22-A Clarksville, VA 23927 Yost, Dennis Anthony 1503 Cole Mill Rd. Durham, N.C. 27705 Young, Guy Dale 9440 Springdale Dr. Raleigh, N.C. 27612 Young, Melissa Marie Rt.1 Box 665 Kill Devil Hills, N.C. 27948 Young, Michael Anthony 7th SFG SIG CO. Fort Bragg, N.C. 28307 Young, Michael Gerald 308 Seven Oaks Rd. Durham, N.C. 27704 Youngblood, David Wayne 131 Rodcliff Cr. Durham, N.C. 27713 Younts, David Worth 3908 Inwood Dr. Durham, N.C. 27705 Zieverink, William Brian 6321 Winthrop Dr. Raleigh, N.C. 27612 Zoltek, Kevin Michael 801 Purdue St. Raleigh, N.C. 27609 217 AUTOGRAPHS 218 AUTOGRAPHS 219 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS rS0l ' 1. ' W W -w . X . ■ :? r --..