Tennessee Wesleyan College - Nocatula Yearbook (Athens, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1967 volume:

49939 Nocatula 1967 Editor Georgia Morris Associate Editor Sara Jo Card W Merrier - Pfeiffer Ubra y Tennessee Wesleyan Athens, Tennessee -••■■ f 4  v ■J 5 ' r MAY 30 67 ' • ■ ' -V ' 5 M 5  ' fcrfc- 3$ I IIS .  ' M .  •■ «, • Table Of Contents tion . . l  17 ' tfr ?flj 31 Honors .7 ' 59 - -Jhlt- :s . . ' . -....., . ' 6 administration : ' Classes. ...... 0 ; £rC ' . « !t5r?is fi Thrills Excitement, frustration, and self expression ? . ■ ' ,. - - : Dedication Hard work, sweat, exhaustion and achievement. :i II 12 Expectation Anticipation, seeking . . . hoping 13 Relaxation Soda shop, talking, cards . . . plain laziness 14 15 ' ,A PAUL REVIERE, Dean of Admissions and Registrar In Dedication 17 In appreciation for the guidance and friendship so freely given, we, the Nocatula staff of 1967, honor Dean Paul Reviere by dedicating to him this our annual. Dean Reviere caught on a routine trip back to his office with a student transcript. One of the many jobs of the registrar is to counsel and advise students as to their academic requirements. Here Dean Reviere fulfills this phase of his work with Charles Elliott. 18 a y tm IS i In 1 11 II 1 II - 1 15 II ■ | ■ ' l«?S 1 lu j w f •■• « 1 i ' .- ' v -vw ■ . fcl pm Intramurals ■4 pi ■ p in i , 20 m ! $ - • %, M ■ « v w. rn- J l£ V - .•I Concer O £. 22 ■ i i xtures and Plays • a All-Sing Rufus Triplett sings Deep River Howard Laymon dedicates All-Sing to Chaplain Lewis. This year ' s All-Sing proved to be the best ever. Emcee Tom Gutridge kept the show moving between performances by the Independents, the Alpha Xi Delta, Kappa Delta, and Sigma Kappa sororities, and by the Phi Sigma Kappa, Pi Kappa Phi, and Sigma Phi Ep- silon fraternities. All-Sing 1967 was dedicated to Chaplain Doug Lewis for his outstanding contribution to Wesleyan. The Alpha Xi Delta sorority won first place in both the small and large group competition among women. The Pi Kappa Phi fraternity also walked off with two trophies, winning first place in the small and large group competition among the fraternities. Pi Kaps, singing medley from South Pacific , win large group competition. 24 Strains of the Riddle Song by the Independents. The Pi Kapp ' s small group makes a clean sweep. 25 Don King, Sophomore class president, presents Margaret Edds with a bouquet of roses while last year ' s winner, Brenda George, watches. Gent ' s Night Margaret — queen of the gents. Gent ' s Night is still a relatively new function at TWC. The dance is sponsored by the Sophomore class. This year Margaret Edds was awarded the title of Gent ' s Night Queen. Margaret is a member of Kappa Del- ta Sorority. Candidates for Gent ' s Night Queen and their escorts: Mary Ann Masters, Phil Ensminger, Brenda George (last year ' s queen), Roy Sewell, Carol Perkins, Jim Howard, Margaret Edds, and Charles Lenox. 26 3 7 4 Q9?1 Mr. Ugly Mr. Ugly reigns from his throne. The Mr. Ugly Dance is an annual affair which is sponsored by the Junior class. This year ' s Mr. Ugly, Alan Cornelius, was selected by receiving the most votes, which cost one cent each. The other Mr. Ugly candi- dates were Bill Buss and Fitz Hiltzheimer. The newly crowned king is escorted by Miss Beverly Taylor. Left to right: Linda Zirkle, Bill Buss, Beverly Taylor, Alan Cornelius, Jan Kinkead, and Fitz Hiltzheimer. Memer - Pfeiffer Library Tennessee Wesleyan College Athens, Tennessee 27 Spring Show 1966 The Spring Show of 1966 was presented by the Tennessee Wesleyan College choir under the direction of Andrew Harper, choir director. This presentation of Bye Bye Birdie was colorful, enjoyable, and very well performed. Pictured above are some of the scenes from the presentation of Bye Bye Birdie . 28 ' Bye Bye Birdie 29 Z7 I May Pay Qu ' een Miss Lynne Woods Organizations 1 I Section Head Susan Love Standing, left to tight: M. Ray, B. Lockerby, G. Clendenen, B. Cirullo, D. Daley, J. Cunningham, K Long, H. Potter, J. Fair, C. Sweat; Second row: Advisor, D( Bowling, J. Eldridge. D. King, D. Best, S. McArthur, R. Triplett, C. Lord, F. Hiltzheimer, B. Scott Student Government Association Wesleyan ' s Student Government Association shows responsible leadership and dedicated in- terest to the student body. One of its services is bringing to Wesleyan quality entertainment such as Little Anthony and the Imperials. OFFICERS: Seated: Secretary, Kathy Long; Left to right: Treasurer, Jim Fair; President, Bill Lockerby; Vice-Presi- dent, Fitz Hiltzheimer. Standing, left to right: J. Oldham, S. J. Card, S. Blackburn, C. Beaver, D. Coffey, R. Edds, D. King; Second row: B. Lockerby, H. Howard, C. Sweat, S. Griffith; Third row: S. Davidson, J. Fair, B. Lemons; Fourth row: C Lord, H. Buttram, D. Moore Organization Of Presidents The organization of Presidents is composed of the presidents of major campus organizations. This group works to plan, evaluate and coordinate organizational activities. Women ' s Governing Board In its second year, the Women ' s Gov- erning Board worked with Dean Staley to give each girl a voice in de- cisions concerning dormitory rules and regulations. Left to right: K. Housewright, P. Crouch, J. Lloyd, W. Wilson, L. Brown, J. Arnold; Second row: A. Haug, P. McCarter, J. Butt, L. Crumley, E. Martin, J. Long, M. Adair, J. Oldham 33 + t ■ Bbiio iEoH 1 A m %s A A W+m km m m 1 T r • ' —A m W M ml ml L ■ H Ur zk W% Ik 1M ■ In 1 w r mV J II lu !■ • Ir Z.e ? r ' s .- J. Butt, B. Ward, G. Wright, M. Hammer, S. Self, L. Strange, S. Idom; Second row: P. Hampton, D. Coffey, C. Blackburn, M. Chastain, N. Cotter, 1 Carney, M. Dickert, P. Hughes; Third row: S. Walter, R. Lee, S. Blakley, L. Glasscock, K. Zirkle, S. J. Card, C. Varnadore, D. Hirsch, L. Wright; Fourth roi A. Wright, N. Rosen, B. Steger, H. Howard, A. Shirley, B. St. Clair, D. Hughes, D. Cass, R. Hibbs, J. Jenkins; Fifth row: C. Kidwell, R. Clark, J. Womack, I Ramsey, T. Meade, R. Triplett, T. Smith, L. Viar, S. Mitchell Tennessee Wesleyan Choir Wesleyan is proud of its fine choir which has been a tribute to the school on its many tours. The choir is directed by Mr. Andrew Harper and accompanied by Miss Sharon Walter. OFFICERS, left to right: G. Wright, N. Rosen, S. Walter, R. Lee; Second row: S. J. Card, H. Howard R. Triplett, A. Shirley, J. Butt 34 Seated: L. Brown, B. Brinker; Left to right: D. Daley, B. Wilhite, D. Verble, J. Oldham, D. Coffey; Second row: C. Lenox, A. Cornelius, C. Lord, D. Moore, S. McArthur, D. Best MM m ■ ■ f. I J Ambassadors The Ambassadors are outstanding students chosen to act as official hosts to visitors. These Ambassadors also aid the Admissions Office by participating in high school visitation projects. Circle K Circle K is a Club based on the principles of the American Canadian way of life and is de- signed to encourage leadership, citizenship and personal initiative. Membership to Circle K is selective in that only those with the most de- sirable personal characteristics and promise of usefulness to the campus and community are chosen. Left lo right: L. Booher, J. Jenkins, H. Buttram, J. Eldridge, J. Fair, B. Lockerby, C. McKay, S. Griffith; Second row: A. Cornelius, C. Lenox, W. Pritchard, D. Ensminger, D. Moore, R. Triplett, J. Howard, L. Adams 35 Seated, left to tight: Sharon Walter, Susan Love, Georgia Morris, Sara Jo Card Standing, left to right: Becky Hicks, Emma Lou M artin, Terry Jaynes, Alan Mitchell, advisor, and Don King Nocatula Staff In this, the forty-fourth edition of the Noca- tula, the ever-expanding goals of Wesleyan are expressed. Under Georgia ' s capable leadership, this year ' s Nocatula captures the many aspects of Tennessee Wesleyan. GEORGIA MORRIS, Editor 36 The New Exponent Staff Under the editorship of Margaret Edds, the New Exponent reports the campus news. Through lively editorials, informative articles and topical features, the staff keeps the students informed. MARGARET EDDS, Editor Front row left to right: Helen Potter, Susan Love. Second row: Sally Settle,. Elwynn Harrison, Don King, Emma Lou Martin, Robin Lee 37 Left to right: J. Kinkead, M. Thomas, P. Bragg; Row two: B. St. Clair, V. Chism, L. Stevens, S. Blackburn, P. Brown, M. Moses, B. Shell, J. Grissom, P. Burdette, Mr. Baeur; Row three: D. Harms, C. Sweat, J. Howard, H. Buttram, J. Copen- haver, R. Triplett, R. Quails, R. Ibberson, Mr. B. T. Hutson Phi Beta Lambda Pi Beta Lambda is a national organization for students at the college and university level who are preparing for careers in busi- ness, industry, or business education. Delta Rho Mu Delta Rho Mu is an honorary society for those students majoring or minoring in mu- sic. Membership is maintained by keeping a 3.0 average in the department and by a point system of activity contributing to the general musical life of the campus. Seated: Mrs. C. Sallis; First row, left to right: W. Weaver, C. Blackburn, G. Wright, J. Butt, M. Dickert, B. Ward, C. Varnadore, S. Blakley, S. J. Card; Second row: N. Boone, B. Steger, S. Walter, A. Wright Left to right: E. Kam, L. Bray, J. Pierson, E. Simpson, A. Newell, P. Bragg, G. Morris; Second row: Mrs. Ruth Bishop, sponsor; K. Zirkle, E. Hammond, M. Moses, G. Hardaway, P. McArthur, M. Dickert, B. Ward Independents The Independents is a women ' s organiza- tion, made up of non-Greeks, who are in- volved in campus activities such as girl ' s in- tramurals and All-Sing. 38 Roundtable This group was begun in 1959 by the social sciences department to give inter- ested students a chance to discuss current events and world problems, (at right) Pi Kappa Delta The Tennessee Wesleyan College Debate Team was in its sixth year of intercollegiate competition this year. The debaters spent a busy year arguing the pros and cons in tournaments all over the South, (below) H. Howard, L. Onkst, S. Idom, J. Cunningham Left to right: D. Stapley, A. Pratt, R. Edds, P. Blais, J. Matthews, J. Hill; Second row: Advisor, Mr. Eckman, J. O ' Meara, D. Moore, D. Shrader, G. Clendene SCA COUNCIL. Left to right: D. Coffey, D. Chilcote; Second row: H. Buttram, D. Ensminger, Chaplain Lewis, D. Nation Left to right; N. Boone, D. Werner, J. Arnold, H. Potter, Row 2: Dr. Wilson, J. Butt, E. L. Martin, L. Crumley, A. Wright, C. Varnadore, D. Daley, Row three: L. Huskey, J. Buchanan, D. Nation, D. Ensminger, J. Womack, L. Viar, J. Jenkins, S. Davidson Student Christian Association The Student Christian Association meets once a week for study and services of wor- ship. The Association has several campus, community and world projects. Chi Rho Chi Rho is an organization composed of students who are entering or considering a church related vocation. The club meets monthly for fellowship and discussion to bet- ter acquaint members with various responsi- bilities they will face in their vocation. Baptist Student Union The Baptist Student Union is an organiza- tion which unites the Baptist studnts in fel- lowship. The BSU helps the student develop a deeper relationship with the church, and helps with leadership where needed in com- munity churches. Left to right: A. Michaels, P. Brown, A. Wright, C. Varnadore, J. Cope, V. Chism; Row two: J. Fair, J. Suggs, sponsor; R. Quails, J. Womack, B. Walker, T. Tolliver, G. Michaels 40 (Left to right) Judy Oldham, Rachel Edds, Lynn Woods, Judi Cunningham, Karen Martin, Diane Coffey Panhellenic Council The Panhellenic Council . . . serving as a co-ordinating body for sorority affairs; rush, pledging, Greek Weekend . . . representing the Greek women of Wesleyan through service to the school and community . . . composed of two delegates from each sorority; officers elected on a rota- tional basis. Panhellenic supports March of Dimes. 42 (Left to right) Dean Bowling, Steve Eldridge, Bob Morrison, Don Best, Shelley Griffith, Collin Lord, Jim Hi. McKenry, Don Moore. Fitz Hiltzheimer, Bob Lemons, Jody Interfraternity Council The Interfraternity Council ... set up to promote the fraternity system on the Wes- leyan campus . . . establishes rush rules . .. . . . . governs all phases of Greek activities throughout the year . . . organizes the func- tion of Greek Weekend , which shows the many advantages of belonging to a Greek system . . . Members: three delegates from each fraternity . . . Officers: elected from the delegates — the office of president rotated among the fraternities . . . Dean Bowling serves as advisor. IFC sponsors an all-Greek dance. 43 Alpha XI Delta GAMMA CHI CHAPTER Founded — April 17, 1893 Lombard College Galesburg, Illinois On Campus — February 18, 1961 Flower — Pink Killarney Rose Colors — Double Blue and Gold ' Fuzzies sing Christmas carols. The Golden Quill writes — exciting episodes for Fuzzie sis- ters in ' 66- ' 67 . . . opening night brought 19 top pledges . . . SPE honored LeAnne as a Queen of Hearts, and Terry as Pledge Princess ... a rose is a rose is Sharon — The Pi Kapp variety, that is . . . Perkins shines as a member of her court . . . and, what ' s this? a Rosebud blossoms forth — another Sharon, even . . . our nights are filled with dreams — Fitz — ah, our special Dream Man . . . S.G.A. representatives — Donna, Dot- tie, Helen, and Judi . . . Who ' s Who — Connie and Judi, that ' s who . . . proud of Judi — Best Sorority Woman . . . Barb, Suz- anne, and Jan — our beauties on the May Court . . . Yelling for our Bulldogs — Brenda, Sharon, Jan and LeAnne . . . Sara Jo was great, as usual, in her leading role in Spring Show . . . Volleyball team — yeh! Champions . . . Santa ' s workshop came to life for the New Outlook Club of Athens . . . children listen in awe as Fuzzie sisters read to them . . . Thus, hath the Golden Quill writ, and having writ m oves on — to new and fascinating times as the year draws to a close. Alpha Xi Delta Dream Man — Fitz Hiltzheimer 44 CREDA HUMPHREY KAREN HOUSEWRIGHT MARION HYATT LINDA BRIDGES HELEN POTTER PRISCILLA STONE SARA JO CARD BARBARA HARRISON XT W RYLE vice w Alpha Hi %e ba JAN KINKEAD SHARON WALTER CHERYLE GRIFFIN CONNIE BEAVER JUDI CUNNINGHAM MARY SMITH BRENDA GEORGE TREASURER RECORDING SECRETARY VICE PRESIDENT PRESIDENT MEMBERSHIP CHAIRMAN CORRESPONDING SECRETARY P.EOGE T RAINER 19 WYNN HARRISON 67 DORIS SMITH CAROL PERKINS Tennessee jBDesleqan (Sollege TERRY JAYNES LEANNE BROA-N ANN SHARP BRENDA AMBURGEY SHARON BLAKLEY DONNA DALEY CAROL VARNADORE TERRY REED MYRTLE BARNES 45 R iE ij fS t 5 C a a = w h- c « CD =1 w J J ' £3 en W tt a — $ ■■■i H ■L Hi Phi Sigs celebrate after winning football tournament. Phi Sigma Kappa . . . Oldest fraternity on campus . . . Spring of ' 66 — Phi Sigs and Lizards play for softball championship — Phi Sigs win ... At Carnation Ball — our biggest night of the year — we crown beautiful Debbie Pollard our Moonlight Girl . . . cam- paigns, campaigns, campaigns — Fitz elected SGA Vice-President. Fall quarter begins . . . Rush . . . Our Monte Carlo party proves profitable for all concerned . . . our pledge class: largest on campus . . . Our proud pledges entertain the pledge class of each sorority to stimulate better Greek relations . . . Hay ride ... It ' s party time — Phi Sig and Kappa Delta variety . . . We bring home another championship football trophy . . . Lemons gets the Johnny Unitas Award . . . Again this year we run out of chili at our annual chili supper — seems as if no one could get enough. In the game of the year, our Ail-American candidate — Bobby Davis — leads the way with help from Bob Shorter — final score: TWC— 78, CN— 76 ... We try to carry Phi Sig Farmer from floor, but our round man cannot be moved . . . Phi Sigs enter basketball competition with strong A league team . . . Lizards and Tankers in B league. Scholar, athlete, worker, campus leader, and gentleman — these are the men of Phi Sigma Kappa. Phi Sigma Kappa OMICRON TETARTON CHAPTER Founded— Mitch 15, 1873 University of Massachusetts Amherst, Massachusetts On Campus — December 5, 1959 Flower — Red Carnation Colors — Silver and Magenta Debbie Pollard — Phi Sig Moonlight Girl 47 Kappa Delta $ + GAMMA PHI CHAPTER Founded— October 23, 1897 Longwood College Farmville, Virginia On Campus— October 14, 1961 Flower — White Rose Colors — Olive Green and Pearl White Kappa Delta Hootenany Rush and red devils . . . Alice in the iridescent glow of Blunderland ... the winning Sound of Music . . . stocking surprises at Christmas . . . fashion models for the March of Dimes . . . Thanksgiving baskets to the needy . . . the fun of another Hootenany . . . the sleepless night of a Gatlinburg houseparty . . . pledges shining shoes and sometimes feet . . . Queens: Gail and Debbie — sweethearts . . . Margaret — Gent ' s Night . . . Susan, Becky, Judy, Margaret — fraternity courts. Leaders: Kathy — SGA secretary . . . Carol — Freshman Vice- president . . . Rachel — Panhell President. Scholarship: Rachel — Kiwanis Award. Campus Service: Susan — cheerleader . . . Margaret — New Ex- ponent Editor . . . Bonnie, Becky, Robin, Rachel, Gail — Ambassadors . . . Margaret and Rachel — Debate and Circle K service award. Awards: Scholarship, Large Group All-Sing, Greek Weekend. All these things are Kappa Delta. Kappa Delta King of Diamonds — Hal Burtram 48 i V ! l o o in £1 C3 C7 4 I . 50 Pi Kapp study habits Pi Kappa Phi BETA PSI CHAPTER Founded — December 10, 1904 College of Charleston Charleston, South Carolina On Campus — April 14, 1964 Flower — Red Rose Colors — Gold, White, and Blue Pi Kappa Phi . . . One of five National Champion Chap- ters . . . Sponsors Wesleyan ' s third annual All-Sing . . . The Autumn Ball swings at Green Meadow Country Club . . . Fall Safari adds an adventuresome flavor . . . Greek Week- end ' 67 ... Don ' t practice on the stage, fellas . . . Annual winter planning retreat in Gatlinburg . . . Spring Formal at Fairland, or some place like that. An increasing realization of Pi Kappa Phi ' s national ex- plosion . . . Participates in the 31st Supreme Chapter at Miami . . . palm leaves and accolades . . . Beta Psi leads na- tion . . . Initiates Pi Kappa Phi ' s 55th and 56th chapters at Western Carolina College and West Virginia Tech . . . sensational six flies high. Pi Kapps individually contribute energy and excellence to campus life . . . Student Government Representatives: Eldridge, Sweat, Ray, King, Best, McArthur . . . Delta Kappa Honorary Fraternity: Moore, Eldridge, Sweat . . . Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities: Moore, Eldridge . . . Varsity Debate: Moore, Shrader . . . Ambassa- dors: Moore, Eldridge, Nation, Best, McArthur. A new and ever-glowing Rose: Miss Sharon Walter, accompanist for the college choir, sophomore cheerleader, Alpha Xi Delta . . . Assisted by her court: Misses Carol Perkins, Becky Wilhite, Kathy Zirkle. Pi Kappa Phi . . . Where the action is . . . Meeting the challenges and changes of modern education . . . Making itself relevant to the issues of the times . . . Facing a world in need of capable and concerned leaders . . . And pro- ducing ... Pi Kappa Phi learns to live friendship. Pi Kappa Phi Rose— Shzton Walter 51 Sigma Kappa GAMMA PSI CHAPTER Founded — November 9, 1874 Colby College Waterville, Maine On Campus — January 21, 1961 Flower — Violet Colors — Lavender and Maroon Sigmas and traveling secretary examine chapter scrapbook success Leaves falling . . . another year for Sigmas fifteen of the best pledges ever . . . fun — retreats, Pi Kapp House . . . excitement and noise — much noise . . . Fort Loudon Lake — Sigma ' s turn-about day, pledges, are you pleased or displeased? . . . Sweethearts . . . lots of ' em — Wetterstroem, Sig Ep pledge court . . . Coffey, Greek Queen and Sig Ep Queen of Hearts court . . . also, Circle K and May Day honors for Coffey . . . Spirit . . . found in Master ' s laugh and cheerleader activities . . . Coffey — cheerleader, the head . . . Who ' s Who — Martin, Coffey . . . Leaders — Long, president of Governing Board . . . nightly hunts for ice trays and forgetting lock-up . . . points . . . Treasurers — Massey and Hammer . . . Secretaries — Martin, Long, and Boone . . . Wonderful year for sweethearts — our very own Collin Lord — handsome, stalwart, and tall . . . Off to Puerto Rico go Hicks and Oldham — fabulous sights . . . magnificent lights and waters to match the Sigma sparkle in their eyes . . . Ambassadors — Coffey, Oldham . . . Sports . . . Massey — President of WAA . . . Vice- President of WAA — Oldham . . . Sports Plaque . . . Service Trophy . . . the greatest honor ever — sorority of the year . . . screams . . . laughter . . . happy tears and faces . . . fun . . . these are the girls of Sigma Kappa — One heart, one way. Collin Lord — Sigma Kappa Sweetheart 52 [p l P ! t l J ! |! i l j| i 3Sp cliMW Sig Eps entertain at Christmas party. Sigma Phi Epsilon TENNESSEE DELTA CHAFrER Founded — November 1, 1901 University of Richmond Richmond, Virginia On Campus — March 26, I960 Flowers — Dark Red Rose and Violet Colors — Purple and Red It was a very good year . . . Another year full of joys and sorrows . . . work and play . . . brotherly love and common effort. President Griffith brought the bacon home from the SPE Academy . . . Tennessee Delta, one of the six out- standing chapters in the nation. Shelley — one of five in na- tion to receive Sig Ep scholarship. Our house . . . renovated just in time for brand new pledge class which promptly- wrecked the place to show their spirit. Golden Heart Girl — Gail Thornburg . . . with Queens of Hearts — Susan Blackburn, LeAnne Brown, Diane Coffey, and Margaret Edds . . . Lockerby — back for another year, this time as SGA President . . . Our championship football team, un- defeated this year in regular season play, upset in the tourna- ment by the Sig Ep second team. The Roaring 20 ' s party — a smash hit ... Mike Bowling and a Brain Bowl victory . . . then on to a Greek Weekend Trophy, our first. . . . All- Sing victory again . . . also scholarship award . . . Add this and you have the Fraternity of the Year . . . Yes, it was a very, very good year. Gail Thornburg — Sweetheart of the Golden Heart 55 Alpha Xi Delta Sorority presents Matriculation in Wonderland. Mp ' A «pk ■w M± ' m9Wp ,- m Km k m MM m ■ -. 4 % VtWI ,|f ■W fl ■ jB Phi Sig Doug Raymer receives Field Day trophy. GV t ,6 .£ «£ — Joe Eldridge Kappa Delta Sorority competes in Greek Bowl. 56 Greek Weekend 1966 Sig Ep Skit — Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs ' Caroline Massey receives Field Day trophy for Sigma Kappas. Greek Bowl Contenders — Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity Greek Weekend . . . three days of keen competition — of mind, of creativity, of physical skill among Wesleyan ' s Greeks . . . climaxed by a banquet — presentation of trophies — and dance — crowning of Greek royalty. The winners: Greek Bowl — Kappa Delta and Sigma Phi Epsilon . . . Skit Night — Kappa Delta ' s Alice in Blunderland and Sigma Phi Epsilon ' s Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs . . . Field Day — Sigma Kappa and Phi Sigma Kappa . . . 1966 Greek Weekend victors — Kappa Delta Sorority, Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity . . . Reigning Queen and King of Wesleyan ' s Greeks — Diane Coffey (Sigma Kappa) , Joe Eldridge (Pi Kappa Phi) . Greek Queen — Diane Coffey 57 Greek King Joe Eldridge nK D Greek Queen Diane Coffey IK Honors WXL Section Head Sara Jo Card Joe Eldridge John Saylors and Margaret Edds Who ' s Harry Howard and Emma Lou Martin Don Moore and Rachel Edds smn J 1 H ■r- - if ; ' its w E V 1 A J wf hLJv . ' ■ ■ Jy - • ■ : • ' ■.■ 1 J V - M :h I a- . ,-• -jmp= •■;■.■. _ 1 s i fe r ■ m 60 If . Georgia Morris w Ifc- ' u r r Raymond Barr and Connie Beaver Bill Lockerby and Diane Coffey Shelly Griffith and Judi Cunningham 61 Senior Superlatives L. to R., Judi Cunningham, Don Moore, Connie Beaver, Joe Eldridge, Shelley Griffith, John Saylors; sealed, Rachel Edds. s i t | ■ ' ; ;; ' M •■4k 4, 1 ' IB ' ■ ■ I 3 L. o. i?., Emma Lou Martin, Steve Overall, Lynn Woods, Hal Buttram, Bill Lockerby, Fitz Hiltzheimer; seated, Susan Blackburn. Senior Superlatives 63 f i K Jj V. M 9krar j dW -M. sz% — — 1 J La « ■■MMi :. - . ' . - ' . ' A V . ' i : . ' . K : ; 1 m iich  i lit  imi rtiir.ii ..;i.. Miss Connie BeavW J C Delta Kappa Honor Society L. to R., Bill Lockerby, Shelley Griffith, Joe Eldridge, Rufus Triplett, David Ensminger, Mr. Eugene Rock, Dr. Newton Malony, Dr. Carl Honaker, Raymond Barr, Don Moore, John Saylors, Charles Sweat, Harry Howard. Not pictured: Mr. Charles Sallis. The highest honor for a male student on the Wesleyan campus is to be tapped by the Delta Kappa Honor Society. The threefold purpose of Delta Kappa is stated as: First, to recognize men who have at- tained a high standard of efficiency in collegiate activities and to inspire others to strive for conspicuous attainments along similar lines; second, to bring together the most representative men in all phases of collegiate life and thus to create an organization which will help to mould the sentiment of the institution on questions of local and intercollegiate interest; and third, to bring together members of the faculty and student body of the institution on a basis of mutual interest and understanding. Delta Kappa recognizes and encourages achievement in five major phases of campus life — scholarship; athletics; student government, social and religious affairs; publications; and speech, music, drama, and the other arts. Student membership is limited to three per cent of the male enrollment of the junior and senior classes. 66 !mCart m Newmift oW - gM yii 33 m BuRdogt growl 3 — Athletics 1 Bulldogs ' 66- ' 67 Record TWC Opponents rWC Opponents 71 101 75 70 85 83 93 73 84 65 70 77 50 63 78 87 Georgetown 68 Davis Elkins 62 Biscayne 52 Valdosta State 66 +Tusculum 66 + Milligan 59 Fla. Presbyterian 65 Fla. Southern 80 Stetson 68 Samford 74 U. of Tampa 71 Chattanooga 75 Berry 48 Cumberland (Ky.) .... 56 + Carson-Newman .... 76 + Lincoln Memorial . . 66 Morristown Invitational Valdosta Invitational 62 +King 39 67 + Lincoln Memorial . .65 68 Georgia Southern 53 86 Georgia Southern 75 81 David Lipscomb ...... 78 80 +Milligan 50 85 +Tusculum 88 65 +King 53 83 Chattanooga 81 99 Carson-Newman 75 82 Belmont 62 67 ++Belmont 65 67 + +Union 56 59 ++ Carson-Newman ..51 V.S.A.C. Games + Samford Classic + +V.S.A.C. Tournament 68 MANAGERS: Charles Elliott, Carl Williams, and Tommy Davis 1966 Bulldogs 1967 BOBBY DAVIS 5 ' 11 Guard Falls of Rough, Ky. BOBBY FERGUSON 6 ' 4 Forward Chattanooga, Tenn. GILBERT McDOWELL 6 ' 5 Center Kingston, Tenn. JOHN SAYLORS 6 ' Guard Crossville, Tenn. MIKE OLINGER 6 ' 7 Forward Pennington Gap, Va. 69 1966 Bulldogs 1967 BOBBY SHORTER 6 ' Guard Lexington, Ky. GENE RAYMER 6 ' 1 Forward Kingston, Tenn. RONNIE BARRY 6 ' 3 Forward Oliver Springs, Tenn. wi ? I b jj REX WHALEY 6 ' 1 Guard Gatlinburg, Tenn. CLYDE ABERNATHY 6 ' 2 Forward Cartersville, Ga. 1966 Bulldogs 1967 SAM HALL 6 ' 4 Forward Clinton, Tenn. BILL WESTMORELAND 6 ' 4 Forward Franklin, Ky. HURMAN SHELTON 6 ' 6 Center Kingston, Tenn. RAYMOND SMITH 5 ' 10 Guard Kingston, Tenn. LARRY RHODES 6 ' 2 Guard Knoxville, Tenn. 71 V.S.A.C. Tournament Champions Co-captains McDowell and Saylors accept coveted trophy. Coach Farmer receives congratulations 72 McDowell and Barry battle for ball in title game. Davis, Ferguson and Saylors make All-Tour ney Team Candid Shots of Bulldogs Ya-ell, you all, Ya-ell! Oh ! No you don ' t, 55. Anyone for figure dancing ? 73 Hey dinger, wipe that blood off the backboard Cheerleaders Left to right: LeAnne Brown, Susan Blackburn, Mary Ann Masters, Diane Coffey, Sharon Walter, Jan Kinkead, Brenda George. Head Cheerleader, DIANE COFFEY SUSAN BLACKBURN 75 LeANNE BROWN BRENDA GEORGE 76 19 - Tennis - 66 1966 Record TWC Opponent 8 Tampa 1 3 Jacksonville 5 7 Chattanooga 2 8 Maryville 1 7 King 8 Milligan 1 8 Carson-Newman 1 3 Oglethorpe 6 U. of Tennessee 9 T.I.A.C. Tournament 3rd 9 Carson-Newman 8 L.M.U 1 V.S.A.C. Tournament Champions N.A.I.A. Tournament 10th NED SAXMAN 77 V.S.A.C. Champs ALAN CORNELIUS RAYMOND BARR MIKE BOWLING WAYNE PRITCHARD JIM EMERY WAYNE PENNIMAN 78 Section Head Sharon Walter T.W.C. President Charles Turner 80 Administration FLOYD E. BOWLING, Dean of Students WALTER L. DARBY, JR., Business Manager MARY NELLE GRAVES, Administrative Secretary 81 D. THOMAS LOTTI, Director of Campus Planning and Development TOOMBS H. KAY, JR., Dean 82 Religion and Philosophy JACK H. WILSON, B.A., B.D., Ph.D. Music and Drama HUGH C. WHITE, A.B., B.D. 1 . -T- -K - -- P a f Hfe ;- Jl ;? V i t Hli - 4 . j9l r fc e - - ■ . ■ % b -jT • : m CAROL J. PURDY, B.M. M.M. 1 ■ ANDREW H. HARPER, JR., B.A, M.M. GENE WORTHEN, B.F.A., M.S. 83 MILDRED S. ARCHER, B.A., M.A. GENEVIEVE WIGGINS, A.B., M.A DORIS JONES, B.S., M.A. 1 - H ■HfY wES i 4 B H ■ ' ■ . . . HH H HH | HBfl H uJBMi BEN H. McCLARY, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. JOHN S. ECKMAN, A.B., M.A. 84 Education H B HERBERT NEFF, B.A., M.A. J. EMERICK NAGY, B.S., A.B., MA., Ed.D. Psychology and Sociology if H. NEWTON MALONY, A.B., B.D., MA., Ph.D. HUESTON T. FORTNER, JR., B.S., M.S.S. 85 Foreign Language -v - A« ' If 1 .11 Mf 11J ■r ifii WILLIAM H. ARCHER, B.A., M.A. History and Political Science THOMAS J. BAKER, JR., A.B, M.A. W. CHARLES SALLIS, B.S., M.S. WILLIAM S. COUVILLION, B.A., M.A. 86 ELDON BONDS, B.S., M.S. RUTH BISHOP, B.A., M.S. 87 Business FRED PUETT, B.S., LL.B. DENNIS E. BAUER, A.A., B.S., M.A. Chemistry BUDD L. DUNCAN, B.A., M.S CARL B. HONAKER, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. 88 Mathematics and Physics Health and Physical Education J. PAUL KETRON, B.S., M.Math SUZANNA D. MALONY, A.B. DWAIN FARMER, B.S., M.S. 89 MAGGIE ENSMINGER Reference Assistant in the Library ROBBIE ENSMINGER Secretary to the President JOYCE EVERETT Secretary to the Director of Admissions SANDRA GRAY College Nurse BLANCHE GREEN Head Resident in Lucy H. Fowler Hall AILENE HENSLEY Secretary to the Dean DORIS HUTSON Manager of the Bookstore HELEN LEFLER Director of Placement IDA RUTH LEWIS Head Resident in Sarah H. Lawrence Hall NANCY MOATES Secretary to the Registrar JEANETTE MORRISON Assistant to the Business Manager SALLY ROBESON Head Resident Centennial Hall ANN WADE Bookkeeper CHARLOTTE WASHINGTON Secretary to Dean of Admissions BARBARA WIMBERLY Secretary to the Business Manager BETTY CAROLYN WARD Assistant to the Librarian 90 Classes Section Head Terry Jaynes Senior Class of 1967 OFFICERS: . to r., back row: Charles Sweat, Boy Representative; Bill Scott, President; Joe Eldridge, Vice-President; front row: Caro- line Massey, Treasurer; Judi Cunningham, Girl Representative; Emma Lou Martin, Secretary. LYDIA EDITH ALBRIGHT B.S. Elementary Education Athens, Tennessee MARGARETTE PHYLISS BAILEY B.S. Physical Education Ewing, Virginia WILLIAM RAYMOND BARR B.S. Chemistry Athens, Tennessee CONNIE MARIE BEAVER B.S. Physical Education Rochester, Illinois 92 SUSAN JANE BLACKBURN B.S. Business, Education Brentwood, Tennessee LARRY EUGENE BOOHER B.S. Elementary Education Bristol, Virginia BEVERLY BUCKSHORN B.S. Elementary Education Signal Mountain, Tennessee LINDA KAY BUTLER B.S. Elementary Education Cleveland, Tennessee ROBERT HAL BUTTRAM B.S. Business Athens, Tennessee JOHN LESLIE BURNETT B.S. Biology Concord, Tennessee TIMOTHY ROSS CARPENTER B.A. History, Education Athens, Tennessee CHARLES DAVID CONDO B.S. Secondary Education Hamilton, Ohio 93 JOHN LESLIE CUMMINGS B.S. Accounting Huntington, West Virginia JUDITH CUNNINGHAM B.A. History, Education Maryville, Tennessee JOE WILSON DAKE B.S. Elementary Education Greenback, Tennessee GEORGE RICHARD DAVIDSON B.S. Accounting Cleveland, Tennessee CHARLES STEPHEN DAVIDSON B.A. Religion Knoxville, Tennessee WILLIAM THOMAS DAVIS B.S. Secondary Education Athens, Tennessee RACHEL FORESTER EDDS B.S. Mathematics Madison, Tennessee JOSEPH THOMAS ELDRIDGE B.A. Social Science Johnson City, Tennessee 94 CHARLES LESLIE ELLIOTT B.S. Secondary Education Athens, Tennessee JAMES CLIFTON EMERY, JR. B.A. History- Hampton, Virginia DAVID FLOYD ENSMINGER B.A. Religion Athens, Tennessee MARJORIE D. FETZER B.S. Elementary Education Benton, Tennessee LEONARD FRANK FINCH B.S. General Business Middleburgh, New York LINDA BONNELL FOWLER B.S. Business, Education Wytheville, Virginia BETTY JANE GALLAGHER B.A. English, Education Arlington, Virginia WILLIAM CHESTER GARNER, JR. B.S. Accounting Madisonville, Tennessee 95 JOHN NATHANIEL GARNER B.S. Secondary Education Madisonville, Tennessee CHERYLE LYNN GRIFFIN B.A. English Chattanooga, Tennessee ROBERT VANCE GRIFFITH B.A. Mathematics Cleveland, Tennessee SHELLEY FRANKLIN GRIFFITH B.S. Biology Chattanooga, Tennessee GATHA M. HARDAWAY B.S. Biology, Education Athens, Tennessee BARBARA JEAN HARRISON B.S. Business Administration Greeneville, Tennessee THOMAS MURRAY HELT B.S. General Business Knoxville, Tennessee FITZHUGH LEE HILTZHEIMER, B.S. Mathematics, Physical Science Danville, Virginia III 96 MORGAN FOSHAY HOTALING B.S. Education Montclair, New Jersey JOHN FRANCIS HORESCO B.A. Religion Bridgeport, Connecticut HARRY LEE HOWARD B.A. Social Science Athens, Tennessee QUINTEN ELEVINS HOWARD B.S. Accounting Athens, Tennessee FREDA ANNE HUMPHREY B.S. Elementary Education Cleveland, Tennessee JERRY VINALL JOHNSON B.A. Religion Decatur, Tennessee I M JOEL THOMAS JONES B.A. Social Science Knoxville, Tennessee RICHARD CLARK KILE B.A. History Chattanooga, Tennessee 97 BRUCE DAVID KNISKERN B.S. General Business Cobleskill, New York ELEANOR ONG KAM B.S. Biology New York, New York ROBERT HUGH LAMB B.S. Chemistry, Education Athens, Tennessee HOWARD LAMAR LAMON B.S. General Business Maryville, Tennessee WILLIAM HERBERT LOCKERBY B.A. History, Education Chattanooga, Tennessee JOHN THOMAS LYELL B.S. General Business Chattanooga, Tennessee EMMA LOU MARTIN B.A. Mathematics, Education South Pittsburg, Tennessee JOHN EDWARD MASON B.S. Psychology Arlington, Virginia CAROLINE ELIZABETH MASSEY B.S. Accounting Lookout Mountain, Tennessee RAVE K. MEHRA B.S. Chemistry Knoxville, Tennessee DONALD HERMAN MOORE B.A. Social Science Knoxville, Tennessee HORACE PATTON MOORE B.A. History, Education Niota, Tennessee SUE FINCH MOORE B.S. Elementary Education Niota, Tennessee GEORGIA MORRIS B.S. Biology Ten Mile, Tennessee ROBERT HUGH MORRISON B.S. Psychology Mountain City, Tennessee JAMES STEPHEN MOSHER B.A. History Cleveland, Tennessee 99 LINDA CAROL ONKST B.A. Social Science Knoxville, Tennessee STEPHEN WILSON OVERALL B.A. Religion Chattanooga, Tennessee CLYDE JOSEPH PEERY, JR. B.A. History Maryville, Tennessee ANN SNEAD PRATT B.A. English Altoona, Alabama MARCHETA COCHRAN PRIGMORE B.S. Elementary Education Athens, Tennessee PAUL FREDERICK REEVERTS B.S. General Business Knoxville, Tennessee FRANCES EVELYN ROBERTSON B.S. Office Administration Ewing, Virginia NANCY RUTH ROSEN B.S. Elementary Education Macungie, Pennsylvania 100 JOHN OLIVER SAYLORS B.S. Chemistry Crossville, Tennessee WILLIAM JUNIOR SCOTT B.S. Mathematics Columbus, Ohio DAN EDDIE SELF B.S. Chemistry Englewood, Tennessee EARLENE LILNETTE SIMPSON B.S. Biology, Education Oakwood, Virginia JAMES WALLACE SLACK, JR. B.S. Accounting Decatur, Tennessee CARY DONALD SMITH B.S. Secondary Education Athens, Tennessee DOROTHY JEAN SMITH B.A. Mathematics, Education Newport, Tennessee MARY SUZANNE SMITH B.S. Elementary Education Knoxville, Tennessee 101 CHARLES DANIEL SWEAT B.S. Accounting Lake City, Florida LINDA J. TEAGUE B.S. Elementary Education Athens, Tennessee MARY SHANNON TYSON B.A. English Dalton, Georgia ELAINE UPTON B.A. English Sweetwater, Tennessee RICHARD ROLLANDIS VOILES B.S. Mathematics Lynchburg, Virginia LINDA ANNE WILLIAMS B.A. Education Loudon, Tennessee JO LYNNE WOODS B.S. Elementary Education Rossville, Tennessee GLORIA LOUISE WRIGHT B.A. Music Greenville, Tennessee 102 Juniors . .if. :V ' ■ - • {; 103 Class of 1968 OFFICERS: Sejt to right, back, Mike Ray, Boy Representative; Alan Cornelius, Treasurer; Collin Lord, President; Rufus Triplett, Vice-President; front, Helen Potter, Girl Representative; Judy Long, Secretary. Ron Barry Linda Bridges Clyde Abernathy Harold Bales 104 Frances Brown Pat Brown Janice Butt Jane Brown HHHraVSBHBHB B BHH Leon Bryner Sara Jo Card Doug Cass Linda Cline Virginia Chism Diane Coffey Alan Cornelius Loraine Crumley 105 Bobby Davis James Davis Larry Devault Mary Lee Duck Bobby Ferguson Henry Gambrell Margaret Edds Ralph Eppling 106 Brenda George Patsy Hampton Byron Harmon Brenda Hampton Kathy Hancox Elwynn Harrison Karen Housewright Larry Huskey Jim Howard Patty Huskey Marion Hyatt Rich Isenhower 107 Bob Jackson Alberta Johnson Jimmy Jenkins Sharron Key Janice Lawson Carolyn Lillard Judy Long Robin Lee Jim Logan Kathy Long Don King Patsy Krouse 108 Collin Lord Walter McClurkan Mark McKnight Gordon Michaels Ann Moneyhun Beverly Moss Joe Miller David Milsaps 109 Roy Nichols Mike Olinger Deborah Phillips Judy Oldham Steve Ownby Deborah Pollard 110 Helen Potter ■■■1 Mike Ray Kirk Sampson George Rasnake Marcia Reed Eulene Simpson David Stapley Priscilla Stone Rufus Triplett George Warlick Rex Whaley Todd Tolliver Willard Watson Carl Williams 1 i! K HH ( mi H - J Ann Wright Kathy Zirkle 112 Sophomores 113 Lewis Adams Ken Allen John Augustino Janice Bacon Andre Barker Don Best Sarah Bidwell Barbara Bishop Peggy Blais Spencer Boardman Dave Bowmaster Don Bowmaster Class of 1969 OFFICERS: L. to r. back row, Don Best, Boy Represent- ative; Don King, President; Steve Eldredge, Vice President; front row, Karen Martin, Secretary; Dottie Verble, Girl Representative, Carol Perkins, Treasurer. 114 Karen Bragg Lourinda Bray Kathy Breedlove LeAnne Brown Pamela Brown Steven Burce William Buss Alex Buttram Steve Byrum Irene Campbell David Cann Bill Carter Emily Carter Wanda Carter Roger Cass Lynn Chalkley Marsharee Chastain John Chenault Debbie Chilcote James Copenhaver James Creech Janice Crye Robert Dake Dorothy Davis Jackie Davis Ann Deatherage Marianna Dickert Mike Duvall Walter Dobson Stephen Eldredge Jill Finch 115 Judi Fowler Rolland Fuller Mike Gaither Jim Goodman Jimmy Gossett Judy Greene Judy Grissom Elaine Hammond Ellis Haney Dennis Harms Andrea Haug Becky Henley Linda Henley Steve Herron Becky Hicks Joan Hightower James Hill Ray Ibberson Phyllis Hughes Sylvia Idom Monty Hutsell Mary Grace James 16 Terry Jaynes David Johnson Kathie Kay Charles Keylon Jan Kinkead Jim Lamb Francine LeMarr Tommy Lemmonds Charles Lenox Sharon Lewis Carol Lomax Susan Love Wayne Lovelady Richard Marquis Karen Martin Malana Mason Mary Ann Masters Jayne Matthews Barry Maupin Elaine Mayfield Pat McCarter Clyde McKay Robert McNamee Tom Meade John Messamore Martha Moses Don Nation Libby Newbold 117 Alva Nipper Bob Nixon Jerry O ' Meara Nancy Painter Kelley Payne Wayne Penniman Carol Perkins David Pesterfield Scott Phillips Wayne Prichard Roderick Quails Larry Raulston Myra Raasch Ronnie Reese Elaine Reeverts James Reinhardt Ginger Riddle Ruth Robbins David Roberts Eddie Robinson Jane Rogers Judy Sandefur Kay Southerland Susie Self Sally Settle Harriette Sewell Becky Shell Bobby Shorter Donald Shrader Diane Shrider John Smalling 118 Patricia York Barbara Young Fred Zeigler Helen Ziegler Kathy Zimny Doris Smith David Smejkal Don Snoderly Rod Snow Sue Speak Ric Stanford Linda Stephens Leslie Strange Jeannette Tan Doris Teague John Thiem Boydie Thompson Gail Thornburg Dottie Verble Al Vogelsang Sharon Walter Barbara Ward Carol Weeks Marsey Williams Jo Ann Wilson IHTI Class of 70 OFFICERS: . to r., back row, Mimi Hammer, Treasurer; Bill Cimllo, Vice-President; Nancy Boone, Sec- retary; front row, Steve McArthur, Boy Representative, Gary Clendenen, President; Donna Daley, Girl Rep- resentative. Phyllis Abies Mary Adair Lou Amburgey Louis Anderson Malcolm Anderson Ronnie Arnett Josephine Arnold Ginger Baldyga Larry Ball Kay Barnett Myrtle Barnes Connie Barrett Judy Barton Jim Bates Susan Beene Gene Best Sylvia Bidwell Cecilia Ann Blackburn Sharon Blakley James Blankenship Hank Blanton Nancy Boone Marilyn Boyette Phyllis Bragg 120 Gene Branson Diane Breeden Bonnie Brinker Marty Brown Pendy Burdette Dale Louise Burris Dave Burvell Charles Brian William Cahill Lisa Carney Charles Carty Sandra Chandler Bill Cirullo Alice Clapp Nancy Clapp Rick Clark Gary Clendenen Judi Clendenen Ronnie Click Dorcas Clift Johnny Coe Carolyn Cole David Cook Lynn Cope Clara Corn Dee Dee Cornelius Cathy Crouch Nancy Cotter Donna Daley Cary Davis Paul Davis La Von Dennis Gary Dennison Dottie Dixon Jack Dowell Lela Duffett Kenneth Elledge Barbara Elliott Tony Fellers Mary Fitts Ann Fleenor Ronnie Fox Jo Ann Givens Lynda Glasscock 121 Cathy Graves Wayne Gray Kay Greever Charles Grissom Veda Guyer Belinda Hale Sam Hall Margie Hallberg Mimi Hammer Sara Harvey Curtis Hutsell Carol Hawthorne Carol Headman Patsy Hedden Debbie Hirsch Roy Hibbs Carey Hicks Beverly Hill Don Hill Sandra Hill Sharon Hixson Judy Hooper Doyle Hughes Pat Hundley Brooks Hunter Brent Huskey Daryl Hutson Suzanne Hutton LeAnne Ingle Pat Jaquish Judy Jenkins Freddie Ann Jones Stanley Jones Dorothy Kauf fman Susan Kaylor Faye Keylon Gail Keylon Chris Kidwell Sandra King Sandra Kitts Frieda Land Barry Saunders Shirley Lay 122 Nancy Linder Ann Lindsey Gary Lockard Tommy Long Kaye Lowery Steve McArthur Joyce McDonald Carol McGehee Jerry McNeil Norman Marsh Gary Mason Jeff Merlette Josie Mills Sam Mitchell Carol Mooney Ed Moore Sharon Morgan Ann Newell 123 Allan Newton Elaine Norris Linda Parsons Gary Patterson Tom Peden Steve Pell A. H. Pelley Ginger Petty Joyce Pierson Ted Pless Elaine Poly Phyllis Preston Roger Presley Gary Quails Doug Ramsey Randy Reagan Kaye Reed Terry Reed Jane Reynolds Larry Rhodes Annabel Richardson Terry Rogers Robert Roy Anne Rymer Charlie Solinsky Frances Schumpert Steve Seneker Ann Sharp Charlotte Shelton Herman Shelton Janice Shelton Ronnie Sims Carolyn Smith Marty Smith Tom Smith Candy Southward Jimmy Stokes Jo Stansell Sandra Stanton Darrell Stipes Tobie Stout Susy Swanson Donna Sydnor 124 Norman Taney Beverly Taylor Dottie Taylor Rosemary Teague Marian Thomas Bill Thompson David Thompson Suzanne Tipton Nika Turner Brenda Van Der Cammen Carol Varnadore Lawrence Viar Ira Walker Mary Lee Wallace Patricia Watters Wain Weaver Deborah Webb Ron Weir Diana Werner Mary Wetterstroem s =-=. Marty White Gerald Williams Jack Williams Sarah Williams Brent Wilson Jim Womack Alice Wright Ed Wyers Phil Wynne Allen Yount Index Abernathy, Clyde Ross, 70. 104 Abies. Phyllis Ann, 120 Adair. Mary Ann, 33, 50, 120 Adams, Lloyd Lewis, 35, 50, 114 Albright, Lydia E.. 92 Allen, Kenneth O., 50. 114 Amburgey. Brenda Lou, 45, 120 Anderson, Louis Turner, 120 Anderson, Malcolm Dale, 46, 120 Arnett, Ronald Elwood, 120 Arnold, Josephine Ann, 33, 40, 50, 120 Augustine, John, 114 Austin, John Charles, 54, 55 Bacon, Janice, 114 Bailey, Phyliss, 92 Baker, Andre, 46, 114 Baldyga, Virginia Lee, 120 Bales, Harold Keith, 104 Ball, Larry Gene, 120 Barnes, Myrtle R., 44, 45, 120 Barnett. Kay Dean, 120 Barr, William Raymond, 60. 79, 92 Barrett, Constance Lee, 120 Barry. Ronnie Steve, 70, 72. 104 Barton, Judith Suzann, 120 Bates, James, 120 Beaver, Connie Marie, 33, 44, 45, 58, 60, 62, 92 Beene, Susan Y., 120 Best, Don LeMarr, 32, 35, 43, 50, 51, 114 Best, Fred, 120 Bidwell, Sarah Lou, 114 Bidwell, Sylvia Ruth, 49, 120 Bishop, Barbara Ann, 114 Blackburn, Cecelia Ann, 33, 34, 38, 120 Blackburn, Susan Jane, 38, 48, 49, 63, 78, 93 Blais, Peggy Ann, 39, 114 Blakley, Sharon Lynn, 34, 38. 45, 120 Blankenship, James Rankin, II, 50, 120 Blanton, Henry Lewis, Jr., 50, 120 Boardman, Spencer, 114 Booher. Larry E., 35, 50, 93 Boone, Nancy R,, 38, 40, 50, 120 Bowmaster, Birney James, 54 Bowmaster, Dave P., 114 Bowmaster, Don Walter, 54, 114 Boyette, Marilyn Lynn, 120 Bragg, Karen D., 50, 115 Bragg, Phyllis M., 38, 120 Branson, Brian Eugene, 121 Bray, Lourinda S v 38, 115 Breeden, Peggy Dianne, 50, 121 Breedlove, Edna K., 115 Brian, Charles, 121 Bridges. Linda G., 44, 45, 56, 104 Brinker, Bonnie Anne, 35, 49, 121 Brown, Frances E., 53, 105 Brown, Helen LeAnne, 35, 44, 45, 78, 79. 115 Brown, Jane Norris, 105 Brown, Martha Lee, 121 Brown, Patricia Joann, 38, 105 Brown, Pamela Jane, 40, 115 Bruce, Stephen, 115 Bryner, Leon R., 105 Buchanan, James, 40 Buckshorn, Beverly, 49, 93 Burdette, Pendy Sue, 121 Burnett, John L., 93 Burrell, David Lee, 50, 121 Burris, Dail Louise, 121 Buss, William R., 27, 50. 115 Butler. Linda Kay, 93 Butt, Janice, 33, 34, 38, 40, 105 Buttram, Robert Hal, 33. 35, 38, 40, 48, 54, 63, 93 Buttram, William Alex, 54, 115 Byrum, Charles Stephen, 115 Cahill, William Eugene, 54, 121 Campbell, Irene, 115 Cann, David Taylor, 46, 115 Card, Sara Jo, 33, 34, 36, 38, 43, 105 Carney, Margaret Elisa, 34, 49, 121 Carpenter, Timothy Ross, 54, 93 Carter, Emily Ann, 115 Carter, Wanda Kay, 115 Carter, William George, Jr., 46. 115 Carty, Charles Dillowe, Jr., 54, 121 Cass, Douglas Wayne, 34, 50, 105 Cass. Lewis Roger, 115 Chalkley, Laura Lynn, 115 Chandler, Sandra Ann, 121 Chastain, Marsharee, 34, 49, 115 Chenault, John Fyfe, 46, 115 Chilcote, Deborah Jean, 40, 53, 115 Chism, Virginia Evans, 38, 40, 105 Cirullo, William David, 54, 121 Clapp, Alice Faye, 121 Clapp, Nancy Ellen, 121 Clark, Richard O., 34, 46, 121 Clendenen, Gary Lynn, 32, 39, 54, 121 Clendenen, Judy Gale, 121 Click, Ronnie Carter, 50, 121 Clift, Dorcas Virginia, 121 Cline. Linda Anne. 105 Coe. Johnny Eldon. 121 Coffey. Jean Diane. 33, 34, 35, 40. 42. 52, 53. 56. 57. 58, 60, 78, 105 Cole, Carolyn Virginia, 121 Coleman, Robert Victor, Jr., 46 Condo, Charles David, 47, 93 Cook, Charles David, 50, 121 Cope, Jennifer Lynn, 40, 121 Copenhaver, James, 38, 55, 115 Corn. Clara Frances, 121 Cornelius, Alan LeRoy, 27, 35, 54, 57, 79, 104, 105 Cornelius, Cheryl, 121 Cotter, Nancy Paulette, 34, 53, 121 Creech, James Curtis, 46, 115 Creek, Alan David, 50 Crouch, Nancy Catherine, 121 Crumley. Martha Loraine, 33, 40, 105 Crye, Janice Ann, 49, 115 Cummings. John Leslie, 94 Cunningham, Judith, 32. 39, 42, 44, 45, 60, 62, 92, 94 Dake. Joe Wilson, 50, 94 Dake, Robert Samuel, 115 Daley, Donna Lee. 32, 35, 40, 45. 121 Davidson, Charles Stephen, 40, 94 Davidson, George Richard, 94 Davis, Charles McCrary, 54, 121 Davis, Dorothy Lynn, 53, 115 Davis. Jacquelyn Inez, 45, 115 Davis, James Lee, 106 Davis, Paul Andrew, 121 Davis, Robert Clifton, 46, 58, 69, 72, 106 Davis, William T., 68. 94 Deatherage, Elizabeth Ann, 115 DeLotelle, Roy Stephen, 46, 47 Dennis. Dora LaVon. 121 Dennison. Gary Eugene. 121 DeVault, Larry Verlin, 50, 106, 115 Dickert. Marianna, 34. 38, 115 Dixon, Dorothy Jane, 121 Dobson, Walter Albert, 115 Dowell. Jack Taylor, 54, 121 Duck, Mary Lee, 106 Duffett, Lela Mary, 49, 121 Edds, Margaret Ellen, 26. 37, 48, 56, 60, 106 Edds, Rachel Forester, 33, 39, 42, 48. 49, 56, 60, 94 Eldredge, Stephen Moore. 43, 54, 114, 115 Eldridge, Joseph Thomas, 32, 35, 50, 56, 58, 60, 92 Elledge, Kenneth Eugene, 121 Elliott, Barbara, 121 Elliott. Charles Leslie. 68. 95 Emery. James Clifton, Jr.. 54, 79, 95 Ensminger, David Floyd. 35, 40, 53, 66, 95 Ensminger, Phillip Drexel, 54, 57 Eppling, R alph Warren, 106 Fair, James Glenn, 32, 33, 35, 40 Fellers, Tony Eugene, 54, 121 Ferguson, Bobby Alton. 69, 72, 106 Fetzer, Marjorie Susie, 95 Finch, Donna Jill, 115 Finch, Leonard Frank, 50, 95 Fitts, Mary Parke, 121 Fleenor. Harriet Ann, 45, 121 Fowler, Judith Gail, 52, 53, 116 Fowler, Linda Bonnell, 53, 95 Fox, Ronnie Howard, 121 Fuhr. Robert Mark, 46 Fuller, Rolland Curtis, 116 Gaither, Charles Mike, 46, 116 Gallagher, Betty Jane, 95 Gambrell, Henry Palmer, 106 Garner, John Nathaniel, 96 Garner, William Chester, Jr., 46, 96 George, Brenda Sue, 26, 45, 57, 78, 79, 107 Givens, Jo Anne, 121 Glasscock, Lynda Diane, 34, 121 Goodman, Timothy Dwight, 50, 116 Gossett, Jimmy Doyle, 116 Graves, Cathy Melissa, 122 Gray, Wayne Nelson, 54, 122 Greene, Julia Lynn, 44, 45, 116 Greever, Elizabeth Kay, 122 Griffin, Cheryle Lynn, 45, 56, 95 Griffith. Robert Vance, 96 Griffith, Shelley, 35, 54, 61, 62, 66, 96 Grissom, Judy Ann, 38, 43, 53, 116 Grissom, Charles, 122 Grizzle, Charles McCoy, 50 Guyer, Veda Marie, 122 Hale, Belinda Jo, 44, 45, 122 Hall, Charles Samuel, 71, 122 Hallberg, Marge Kay, 122 Hammer, Mimi, 34, 53, 122 Hammond, Mary Elaine, 38, 116 Hampton, Brenda Kaye, 107 Hampton, Patricia Marilyn, 34, 107 Hancox, Kathie Janine, 107 Haney, Ellis Ray. 116 Hardaway. Gatha M.. 96 Harmon. Alonzo Bryon. 50, 107 Harms, Dennis Leon, 38, 116 Harrison, Barbara Joan, 45, 96 Harrison, Elwynn Eugenia, 37, 45, 107 Harrison, Jim Gray, 54 Harvey, Sara Ashley. 45. 122 Haug. Andrea Mannal, 33, 116 Hawthorne, Carol Marie. 53. 122 Headman, Carol Marion, 122 Hedden, Patsy Marie, 122 Heden, Robert I., 46 Helt, Thomas Murray, 96 Henley, Linda Gail, 116 Henley, Mary Rebecca, 44, 45, 56, 116 Herron, James Steven, 54, 116 Hibbs, Roy Alton, 34, 122 Hicks, Carey O., 122 Hicks, Rebecca Jane. 36, 52, 53, 116 Higgins, Larry Charles, 54 Hightower, Joan Marie, 116 Hill, Beverly Jean, 122 Hill, Donald Cecil, 122 Hill, James Alvin, 39, 54, 116 Hill. Sandra Patricia, 43, 122 Hiltzheimer, Fitzhugh Lee. Ill, 27, 32, 43, 44. 46, 63. 95 Hirsch, Deborah Elin, 34, 44, 45, 122 Hixson. Sharon Louise, 122 Hooper, Judith Gail, 49, 122 Horesco, John F-, 97 Hotaling, Morgan Foshay, 50, 97 Housewright, Karen Sue, 33, 44, 45. 107 Howard. Larry Lee. 33. 34. 39. 60, 66. 97 Howard. James Ewell, 26, 35, 38, 50, 107 Howard. Quinten Blevins. 97 Hughes, Doyle Houston, 34, 122 Hughes. Phyllis Gail. 34, 116 Humphrey. Freda Anne, 45, 97 Hundley, Patrick David, 54, 122 Hunter, Brooks Alvie. 122 Huskey, Gordon Brent, 122 Huskey, Larry Cecil, 40, 50, 107 Huskey, Patricia Lee, 53, 107 Hutsell. Charles Curtis, 122 Hutsell, William M., 54, 116 Hutson, Daryl Thomas, 122 Hutton, Suzanne, 122 Hyatt, Marion Lucille, 45. 107 Ibberson, Ray Douglas, 38, 50, 116 Idom. Sylvia Claire, 34, 39, 116 Ingle, Camelia LeAnne, 49, 122 Isenhower, Richard E., 54. 107 Jackson, Robert Clifton, 108 James, Mary Grace, 53, 116 Jaquish, Charles Patrick, 122 Jaynes, Carolyn Teresa, 36, 44, 45, 117 Jenkins, James Albert, 35, 40, 108 Jenkins, Judith Ann, 53, 122 Johnson, Alberta Ruth, 108 Johnson, David Lenoir, 54, 117 Johnson, Jerry V., 97 Jones, Freddie Ann, 122 Jones, Joel Thomas, 50, 97 Jones, Stanley Elton. 50, 122 Kam, Eleanor Ong, 98 Kauffman, Dorothy L., 122 Kay, Kathleen Elizabeth, 49, 117 Kaylor, Mary Susan, 122 Kelley, Lyman Marion, Jr., 46 Kessler, Nancy Ann, 53 Key, Sharron L., 108 Keylon, Charles David, 46, 117 Keylon, Linda Gail, 122 Keylon, Virginia Faye. 122 Ki dwell, Christopher W., 34, 54, 122 Kile, Richard Clark, 97 King, Jack Donald, Jr., 26, 32, 33, 36, 37, 50, 51, 57, 108, 114 King, Sandra Maude, 122 Kinkead, Janice Virginia. 27. 38, 42. 45, 49, 78, 117 Kitts, Sandra Patricia, 122 Kniskern, Bruce David, 98 Kxouse, Patricia Gail, 108 Lamb, James David, 117 Lamb, Robert Hugh, 54, 98 Lamon, Howard Lamar, 50, 98 Land, Frieda Yvonne, 44, 45, 122 Lawless, Earl John, 46 Lawson, Janice Ann, 49, 108 Lay, Shirley Ann, 122 Lee, Roberta Joan, 34, 37, 49, 108 LeMarr, Francine, 117 Lemmonds, Tommy Joe, 46, 117 Lemonds, Robert Aulden, 33, 43, 46 127 Lenox. Charles E.irl. 26. 35. 54. 117 Lewis. Sharon Lee. 45, 117 Lillard. Carolyn Rose. 108 Lillard. John Hubert. 50 Lindner. Nancy Sue, 123 Lindsey. Glenna Ann, 123 Lloyd, Harriett Jane. 33 Locka rd, Gary Phillip. 123 Lockerby. William Herbert, 32, 33, 35, 54, 55, 61, 63. 66. 98 Logan. James Franklin Jr.. 108 Lomax, Carol Ruth. 117 Long. Judith Kay. 33, 53, 104. 108 Long, Katharyn Ann. 32, 48. 49. 108 Long, Thomas Edward, 46. 47, 123 Lord. Richard. 32. 33. 35. 43. 52. 54, 57. 58. 104. 109 Love, Virginia Susan. 36. 37. 49. 117 Lovclady. Charles Wayne, 117 Lovett. Gerald David. 50 Lowery. Barbara Kaye. 123 Lyell. John T.. 98 McArthur. Steven Donnell. 32, 35. 50. 123 McCall. Joseph, 46 McCarter, Patricia Nell, 33. 117 McClurkan. Walter Sanders, 109 McDonald, Joyce Rae, 49, 123 McDowell, Gilbert C. 69. 72 McGohee, Carol Ladd. 123 McKay. Clyde Walter. Jr., 35. 54, 117 McKenry, Joe Linnard. 43, 46 McKnight, Robert Mark, 109 McMurray, Joseph Fred, 46 McNamee, Robert Lewis, 117 McNeil. Jerry Paul. 123 Mahoney. John Stagmair. 48 Marquis. Richard L., 117 Marsh, Norman Leith. 50, 123 Marshall. James Ronald, 54 Martin. Emma Louise, 33. 36, 37, 40, 53, 60. 63, 92. 98 Martin. Gill Demaree, 54 Martin. Loyce Karen, 42, 45, 114, 117 Mason. Gary Lynn, 46. 123 Mason, John Edward. 98 Mason, Malana Nan, 52, 53, 117 Massey. Caroline Elizabeth. 53, 87, 92, 99 Masters, Mary Ann. 26, 52, 53, 78, 79, 117 Matthews, Dorothy Jayne, 39 Maupin, Barry Lynn, 117 Mayberry. Thomas James, 46, 47 Mayfield. Elaine. 53. 117 Meade. William Thomas, 34, 117 Mehra, Ravi Kumar. 99 Merlette. Jeffrey Alan, 50, 123 Messamore, John Earl, 117 Michaels, Aline, 40 Michaels, Gordon Lyle, 40, 109 Miller, Joe Hughes. 54. 109 Mills, Joe Margaret, 123 Milsaps, William David. 54, 109 Mitchell, Sam, 34, 123 Moneyhun. Ann Carol, 109 Mooney, Carol Ann, 49, 123 Moore, Donald Herman, 33, 35, 39, 50, 51. 57. 60. 62. 66. 99 Moore. Edgar Wilson. 54, 123 Moore. Horace Patron, 54, 99 Moore. Sue Finch, 99 Morgan, Sharon Roscelia, 123 Morris. Georgia, 36, 61, 99 Morrison. Robert Hugh. 43, 50 Moses, Martha F.tta, 38 Mosher, James Stephen, 50 Moss, Beverly Ann, 45, 109 Nation, Donald Lynn, 39, 40, 50, 117 Neil, Hugh Gross, 43 Neperud, Wilson F., 46 Newbold. Elizabeth Eugenia, 49, 117 Newell, Margaret Ann. 38, 123 Newton, George Alan, 46, 47, 124 Nichols. Roy Lee, 96, 110 Nipper. Alva Roberta. 49, 56. 118 Nixon. Robert C. 118 Norris. Charlotte Elaine, 124 Oldham, Judith Lynn, 33, 35, 42. 53, 110 Olinger, Philip Michael, 69. 110 O ' Meara, Jeremiah Daniel, 39. 118 Onkst. Linda Carol, 39, 48, 49. 100 Onkst, Robert, 54. 57 Overall. Stephen Wilson. 54, 63, 100 Ownby, Steve Howard, 50, 110 Painter. Nancy Ann, 53, 118 Parsons, Linda Ruth, 44, 45, 124 Pate, Elizabeth Jane, 49 Patterson, Gary Phillip, 50, 124 Payne. Kelley Randolph, 54, 118 Peden. Tom Earle, Jr.. 124 Peery. Clyde Joseph, 51. 100 Pell. Stephen Ross, 54, 124 Pelley, Adolphus Haywood, 124 Petty. Ginger. 124 Penniman, Wayne Craig. 50. 79, 118 Perkins. Carol Anne. 26. 44, 45, 118 Pesterfield. David Everett. 118 Phillips. Debbie. 49. 110 Phillips. Scott Demarest, 118 Pierson. Joyce Ellen. 38. 124 Pless, Dunbar Bedford, 124 Pollard, Deborah Darlene, 46. 47, 49. 110 Poly. Elaine Louise. 49, 124 Porter. R. Christy, 50 Potter, Helen Elizabeth, 32, 37. 40, 15. 104. Ill Pratt, Ann Snead, 39, 100 Pressley, Roger Phillip, 50, 124 Preston, Phyllis Elaine, 124 Prichard, Doyle Wayne. 35. 54, 55, 79 Prigmore, Marcheta Cochran, 100 Quails, Gary Lee, 124 Quails, Roderick Andrew, 38, 40, 118 Raasch, Myre L ' Eve, 118 Ramsey, Douglas Cavert. 34, 124 Rasnake, George W., Ill Raulston. Larry Stephen. 118 Ray. Michael Joseph, 32, 50, 51, 104, 111 Raymer, Gary Douglas, 56 Raymer, Gene Lynnis, 47, 70 Reagan, Mary Randy, 124 Reed, Donna Kaye. 124 Reed, Marcie Clair. Ill Reed, Terry Evelyn, 45, 124 Reed, William Hubert. Jr., 46 Reese, Ronald Wayne, 118 Reeverts, Elaine Dorothy, 48, 49, 118 Reeverts. Paul Frederick. 46, 100 Reinhardt, James Haworth. 118 Reynolds. Lelia Jane, 124 Reynolds. Richard Michael, 57 Rhodes, Robert Lawrence, 71, 124 Richardson, Annabel, 124 Riddle. Virginia Ruth, 118 Robbins, Ruth Ann, 56, 118 Roberts, David Gene. 118 Robertson, Frances Evelyn, 100 Robinson, Eddie Eugene, 46, 118 Rogers, Mary Jane, 53, 118 Rogers, Theresa Sinclaira, 53, 124 Rosen, Nancy Ruth, 34, 48, 49, 100 Roy, Robert Harrison, Jr., 124 Rymer, Ruth Anne. 49, 124 St. Clair, Robert Benjamin, 34, 38, 50 Sampson, Kirk Vincent, 111 Sandefur, Judy Mae, 118 Saunders, Barry Alan, 50, 122 Saxman, Edwin Forrest, 78 Saylors, John Oliver, 46, 60, 62, 66, 69, 72, 101 Schauffer, William IV, 54 Schumpert. Frances Marian, 124 Scott, William, Jr., 32, 54, 92, 101 Self, Dan Eddie, 101 Self. Susan E., 34, 118 Seneker, Steven Susong, 54, 124 Settle, Sally Jean, 37, 53, 118 Sewell, Harriette Ann, 118 Sharp, Eugenia Ann, 44, 45, 124 Shell, Rebecca Rose, 38, 52, 53, 118 Shelton, Charlotte Elizabeth. 45, 124 Shelton, Hurman Royce, Jr., 71, 124 Shelton, Janice Faye, 49, 55. 124 Shirley. Allen Carter, 34, 46 Shorter, Bobby Van, 46, 70, 118 Shrader, Donald Roy, 39. 118 Shrider, Diane Kay. 49, 118 Simpson. Clinton Eulene, m Simpson, Earlene Lilnette, 38. 101 Sims, Ronnie Lee. 124 Skorupan, Steven Mark, 46 Slack. James Wallace, Jr., 101 Smalling, John Allen. 118 Smith, Carolyn Sue, 124 Smith, Cary Donald, 101 Smith. Doris Ann, 44, 45 Smith. Dorothy Jean. 101 Smith. James T., 54 Smith, Martin Thomas, 34, 46, 124 Smith, Mary Suzanne, 45, 101 Smith, Raymond Eli, 71 Smith, Rebecca Lynn, 53, 58 Smith, Thomas Carl, 54, 124 Solinsky, Charles E., 124 Southerland, Donna Karen, 118 Southward, Donna Ann, 49, 124 Speak, Charlotte Sue. 53 Stansell. Virginia Jo, 124 Stanton, Sandra Ann, 124 Stapley, David L., 39 Steger, William Denny, Jr., 34, 36 Stephens. Linda Sue, 38, 49 Stipes, Darrell Stanley, 54, 124 Stokes, James Eldred, 124 Stone. Priscilla Lee, 45 Stout. Veda Tabitha. 124 Strange, Leslie Ann, 34. 49 Swanson. Martha Susan, 124 Sweat, Charles Daniel. 32, 33. 38. 50, 66, 92, 102 Sydnor. Donna Lee, 124 Taney. Norman Eugene, 11, 125 Taylor. Beverly Loraine, 2 7, 125 Taylor. Dorothy Elizabeth, 125 Taylor, Gregory Byron, 54 Teague, Linda Joyce, 102 Teague, Rosemary. 125 Thomas, Marian Frances, 38, 125 Thomas. Sula Ann. 53 Thompson. Boydie Lynne, 119 Thompson, David Craig, 50, 125 Thompson, William Leslie, 54, 125 Thorn. Walter Thompson. 54 Thornburg, Donna Gail, 49, 54, 55, 119 Tipton, Suzanne Jean, 125 Tolliver. Todd Douglas, 40, 112 Triplert. Rufus Morgan, 24, 32, 34. 35, 38, 54. 66 10- 112 Turner. Nika Jean, 125 Tyson, Mary Shannon, 49, 102 Unger. Diehl Ellsworth, 46, 41 Upton, Elaine, 102 Van Der Cammen, Brenda Gail, 125 Van Schoor, Jon Charles, 54 Varnadore, Virginia Carol, 34, 38, 40, 45, 125 Verble, Dorothy Louise, 35, 44, 45, 56, 114, 119 Vilar, Lawrence Simmermax, 34, 40, 50, 51, 125 Vogelsang, Alfred Orvan. 119 Voiles. Richard Rollandis, 54, 102 Walker, Ira Elbridge, III, 125 Walker, Michael Evans, 46 Walker, Michael Thomas, 54 Wallace, Mary L., 125 Walter, Sharon Marie, 34, 36, 38, 44, 45, 51 56 78 79. 119 Ward, Barbara Jane. 34, 38, 119 Warfield, David Osman. 46 Warlick, George Cliffton, 112 Watson, Willard Dwane, 112 Walters, Patricia Ann, 125 Weaver, Susan Poe, 49 Weaver. Wain Patilyn. 38, 125 Webb, Deborah Lynn, 125 Weeks, Carol Linnet, 53, 119 Weir, Ronny Eugene, 125 Werner, Diana Louise, 40, 125 Westmoreland, William Royce, 71 Wetterstrcem, Mary Kathryn, 53, 125 Whaley. Carman Rex 70, 112 White, Martha Ann, 44, 45, 126 Wieser. Francis Danfield, Jr., 50 Wilhite, Charles, 54 Wilhite, Rebecca Jane, 35, 48, 49, 56, 57, 119 Williams, Carl Everett, 68, 112, 126 Williams, Gerald Anderson, 126 Williams. John Lionel, 126 Williams. Linda Anne, 102 Williams, Martha Low, 49, 119 Williams, Sarah Elizabeth, 126 Wilson, Brent, 126 Wilson, Jo Ann, 119 Wilson, Wilda Faye, 33. 119 Womack, James M., 34, 40, 50, 126 Woods, Jo Lynnne, 42, 49, 63, 102 Wright, Alice Louise, 34, 126 Wright, Gloria Louise, 34, 38, 49, 102 Wright, Thelma Ann, 34, 38, 40, 112 Wrights, Randolph Chester, 54, 119 Wyers, Edward Earl Wynne, Phillip Leslie. 54, 126 York. Patricia Ann, 119 Young, Barbara Jean, 119 Yount, James Allen, Jr., 46, 126 Zeigler, Fred Eugene, Jr., 119 Ziegler, Helen DeLynn, 52, 53, 119 Zimny. Kathleen Rurter, 19 Zirkle, Kathleen Gray, 34, 38, 112 128 For Reference Not to be taken from this room