Chowan College - Chowanoka Yearbook (Murfreesboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1969 volume:

Editor Linda Pridgen Associate Editor Carol Gunter Production Editor Phillip Ferguson Executive Production Editor Preston Hunter Production Advisors William Sowell Charles Stevens Herman Gatewood THE CHOW ANOKA Volume XXVI CHOWAN COLLEGE MURFREESBORO NORTH CAROLINA I walked beneath the golden trees And felt that this could never be For what reason am I here? Is it for my life, or just a leer? All that life was meant to be Reveals itself, not to me The shortning days fill my needs; I find comfort in the changing trees. w ; :•• ' 4 JIIfji rt :- ?o ffit -- ■■■ For like these trees, my life must chanoe And I too will feel the pain; But another day may soon reveal That this too, is still unreal i _ t ' . -■■■. ipmi V n 1 _ 1 IHS ' ' 1 wWi i m ' r- 1 | LmiJ! 9 ' - L|j 9li The winter blast had scarce begun When I felt my heart was stung Through these months, I ' d worked for what I still felt, life was unjust ' ' ■ iv V ■■- A-. ' t. L-- - Ji siifftiroi. -.. For this life, although it is mine; Cannot remain deep inside, I must bare the real me; Not some forgotten unreality. And with the thawing winds of spring The naked trees again were green My quickening heartbeat fast reveled; That i had found some ideals. ■4 V ■ ff These ideals may not be great But they are an opening at the gate; And I will try to to test this road. To lead me from this path I ' ve trod. To some these times may leave a void. To others they bring unending joy. But what I ' ve found inside of me Is not unlike the changing trees. Dedication DR. B. FRANKLIN LOWE, JR. To one who has performed his offieial duties with dispatch and perpetual good humor, who has given generously of himself in his counseling with students and others, we, the staff of the 1969 Chowanoka, dedicate this edition to the Dean of the College. Dr. B. Franklin Lowe. Jr. With gratitude and appreciation, we present this volume. TABLE OF CONTENTS FALL ACTIVITIES Football 14 Homecoming 23 Sophomores 39 WINTER ACTIVITIES Organizations 100 Basketball 92 Administration, Faculty 123 Staff SPRING ACTIVITIES Freshmen 141 Track 174 Tennis 176 Baseball 177 Golf m Sring Festival 185 -A ' i : - .r • • i. -- ;? ' ;a,-2a. U ' . ' « .;;,A ' ' i$ : r. ?■ •«■■ ' : ' 5 -««tt , ; j(r ' - i?fl , ' i;-3t.i FOOTBALL SCORES Chowan 9 Apprentice School 20 Chowan 7 (won by forfeit! Baltimore Xi Chowan 18 Potomac State i. ' 5 Chowan Gardner- Webb 21 Chowan 27 Ferruni 15 Chowan Lees-McRae 27 Chowan 28 East Carolina Frosh 7 Chowan :?9 Montgomery - 5 Chowan 6 Wesley 20 Chowan 7 Frederick Military 20 CHOWAN 4-6-0 FOR THE The Cdiiclu ' !. ami llir C(.-Ca|ilain- | ..- l-i .i |.irliin-. Fri.m l.-fl Id lijilit ■ San Green ( ' .7 1-2). Tony Magilune. Jim (.aniMiTi. An(l Waril, ami Jerry Hawkins SEASON CHOWAN BRAVES - OUR TEAM 60 STRONG l pf ' 111 1 don ' t waul mui Io hue N Jnhn I.I. rll M (L (nianl Uan DaN vault Q„a.l,Tl.a,l Ra iii I Cuilr KiiL-r JohnCa-a za yiiarlril,a,k Aii.K War.l St.-Vt- DliMull J..hiiSi,lliNai, Co-Captain Quait.-il.ark Halll.ark Braves Have A Disappointing Season The students at Chowan felt a crushing blow from the unsuccessful Brave tdolliall season. Despite the superb coaching and hard playing, the teams record wounti up on the minus side of the ledger. This is not. by any means, to say that il was a poor season. The Braves went to Apprentice to start the season only to be defeated b the Shipbuilders with j score of 20-9. After that Chowan surprisingly grabbed a victory from Baltimore. The Baltimore Red Devils won the game -V. -l but used ineligible players giving us the victory by forfeit. With this fortunate bit of luck the Braves were looking for a real victory. They found it at a home game against the Potomac State Catamounts. The Braves took command from the opening kickoff Io unleash a grueling ground attack that jjroughl llic Catamoiinls In iheir knii witii a AS point margin. Tlie final score? A beautiful l8-i3 tali . Torn Suiaci- (inanl. Linliackn Halll.a.k I ' ll Fi-it UMin (Fi-r ; I Dt-r,-n ive Hallliack .■ ' 5 Mark Donnrll l,,r C.prlari.l HallLack HallLack After a good solid victory the Braves traveled to Gardner- Webb only to find their third defeat with a tally of 21-0. The Braves returned unhappy, but a devoted football team. Ferrum was the next opposing team to come to Chowan. Ferrum ranked first among the nation ' s junior college football powers but Chowan Braves gave them a scare with a fighting score. Chowan defeated the Panthers in statistics but lost to a tally of 45-27. With the shock of defeat the Braves played Lees-McRae for Homecoming. The field was slick with mud which slowed the Braves down giving Lees-McRae the victory with a heartbreaking score of 27-0. Mad with revenge the Braves scalped the undefeated Pirates with a final score of 28-7. Ted Lee Halftack Nick Shook Defensive Halfliac ■k Carroll Hart Hallliack Ken Johnson Hallliack Charles Bradshaw scores a toU( li.l M -e- ■ ' ■ ' ■ ' ' ' Hi iat- Joe Hull ,ma,i l;,l|(.nlM IlilK TaWor Doniiie I ' hillips (.rn,,t;,liell L),.,i(;uMu Halll ; rk Tackk- Kicker Fulllmek Defensive Cniara. Erul Fulll.a.k n, M he ,,e, rall ,l,, „ li.l.l Gene Parker Ho are Hu Ison Pat Meares Fulll.aek Guar,! Guard Hriiitan Hciulerson Don Ker Guaiil. Ct ' iiter Guarti. Linchackt With confidence in their blood the Braves sweep down to Montgomery to deliver a crushing blow to the Knights with a narrow victory of .59-35. The Braves returned only to be defeated by Wesley ' s Wolverines the following weekend with a score of 20-6. Coach Garrison gives advice and offers a small prayer duiiiii; liallliiiie Ixlon- si-ruling the (i-ajii hack on th.-n.-ld. Stevr Pirkanl (Chuckl Packham Chuck lnll End Tackle, Defensive End T.h kl, ' Marcus Och Rud Ward Wayne Flint Tackle r irkjc Tackle nFaiilaki-.aualfibu-.ils a l,ul, ,lutN l,ul :;.m„I t,. ll„- la.l iliu,,. Tlie Freilerick Military team ends Chowan ' s season by an upset, catching the Braves from behind bringing the score l„ a tally of 20-7. The Braves did a spectacular job of using their wits in faking and ran circles around the Cubs for several exciting plays. Unfortunately this game did not provide a happy ending for the Braves. Next year the Braves will be equipped for a better season. HOT POTATO im Fair Jelf Daniel Pat Ryan Charles Groves Taikle Tackle Em,I End. Kicker Homecoming Activities Susan Sturtevant Homecoming Queen 24 Homecoming Court TERESA GAYLE BATTEN Soplioiiuirc Atti ' iiddiU PATRICIA LYNN CLIFTON Freshman Princess 25 Homecoming Court PEGGY JO CROSS Sopliomorc Atli-iiiliiiil JOAN CAROLYN COX Sophomore Attendant 26 lomecoming Court LINDA MARIE PRIDGEN Sophomore Atlenihint DIANNE ELIZABETH BARNES Freshmdii Allendiint 27 Homecoming Court TANA JEANNE LEE Freshnuin Attcnilanl WENDY CAROL STEVENS Freshmnn Allt ' iidiiiil 28 Homecoming Candids fv;- «:■ :. ' : n • C!T 29 Kathy HiUcht ' ; East Sydney Lewis W ' e.st Vfv Bob Falli; Jenkins Sweethearts Mara eaze Mixun 30 ♦ 1 L- Ollif Brailshaw Intiiniaiy Sweethearts Billy Tavl„r B.-lkHall Suf GariliiHi- East Janicf Lanston Gibbs House Becky Gantt Supt. Barracks 31 Gram Upc hurch WRA 32 )(imia F -spi-iiiuin Ciirlr K Eili-cn Cicrkmori SNEA Shell on While Monogram Club 33 Barbara Lewis in Concert 34 Paul Anka Visits Campus 36 .S ' - ' C- ' -- -..- y- ' st . -fr- :s. ' JS!fe ' .- -- s r ... ' 1 : -ii .■ - ' S J ic ' iu ' k - Sophomore Class Officers Linda Jrini{;an. Linda Pridgrn, R(,nal l Aldt-man. Su.- Clark, Hunli Brov - Adkisson, Lucy Jean Adleman, Ronald Glenn 39 Albert!, Roberta Lynn Aiiii-M. |{.,N | ,.ri,iis ' i j; .J..i,„ A. Alston, John Phillip Applewhite. Judith ■ Sophomores Atkinson. U i i i Averitte, Joyce Baine, Parker Sophomores Baird. Thoinas Baker, Deborah Baker, Mary N  Baker, Steve Ballard, Barbara 41 Ballance, Thomas James Barnack. Mary Ann Ballen. Teresa Barnes. Sue Barton. Susan Sophomores Beasley. Jennifer Elaine n Betldartl, James Russel, Bell, George Robert 42 Belote, Charles Jacob Biegers. Ronnie Bislu.p. Kulli mores BId.ku.ll I ' l.il lilair. W illiam tsoone. Katlier i) vliii i, Bmula 43 Bradford. Joe Bradshaw, Bruce i , « . Urad l,au. Charles Sophomores Bra lon, Kirb .i Bntl, Delira Fav 44 BrokaH . Anne Brooks, Emma Brooks, Mary Jane Sophomores 4 V- Bryant, James Harold Bulil, Edward Lee 45 Bro ii. l),-lM,iali Kul..u. dliainT. I ' .iiiin.Carl Dukr Burruss. Emily Bulli-r. Anne Sophomores (;.Mi..i,i.-...ic r t.anvil.-. Cornelius Cavenaugli. Ron 46 Chacon, Cecil Chaney, Barry Cherry, Jane Sophomores Cherwa, James Christopher, Donald Cobb, Matt Cockrell,Ti r ny 47 Coleman, Lora Ciiihill. Roliert Cooper. James Stuart Cooper. Marcell Sophomores Coiuli. Sandra Cu . Joan Creekmore, Eileen Cross, Peggy Sophomores i Daeke, Paul Norman Dail, Alton Wesley 49 Crossland, Sharon Cunnnins. Curlis Cunningham, icki Daniel, Carolyn Jean Daniel, Ernest Jefferson Darden, Margaret Jane Davenport, Franklin Daniel, Marvin Williaii Daniel, Susan Barnes Sophomores Wr Davis, Anita Loise Davis. Carolvn Yvonne 50 Davis, Wilson Carter Va Dize, Vauehaii Ford Dodd. Martha Sophomores Drake, Rose Jean Drewrv, Beltv Madis Drvden, Christine Duke, William David Duncan, Judy 51 § Dunlow, Dannie Ray Uunn. l{o„al.l Earl Kail.N.CaKiii Duuiilas - Duniiinji. James Duren. I at Ellen Sophomores |-;al.H,.(.r,aMii ■ 4b i :, r, I ' aiurla Ai Edwards. Jolinin 52 Edwards, led Dale Eldridge, Marie Eiliaull, riiomas Sophomores Etheridge. George ErnesI Faddis, Strata Lee Fallis.R..lH-rt Jackson 53 1 Evans. Peter Suner illf 4 Fellun. Tiinotln Fields. Micliat- 1 Flmd. Lola Ann Ferguson. W illiam Fesperman. Donna Faye Sophomores Foley, Michael Forbes, Luther Pan 54 Fowler, Frances Melba Fox, Carolyn Francis, Patricia Fuchs, Adrain Sophomores j Gardner, Sue Ellen Gardner, Velda Lynn 55 Gantt, Rebecca Lee ' I 1 m Gardner, Charles Garriss, Larry Uean Garriss. Stanle Gerlach. Ev Gibbons, Lynn Gilbert, icki Sophomores Glass. John Glover, Howard Glcver, W illiam Hal 56 Glunt. Laura Lee I 4 Godwin. Waller Goodwill, Idelle Mina Grant, illiarn Sophomores Graves, S dr ' - Gra , Harr Gray, Osborne Green, James 57 Greenlaw, Harr ' Sm (irilTin, Jamie Raye Griffin, Rebecca Griffin, Wayne Alan Sophomores = - ' .- Grisit;. Jan «:, Ul Giizzaid, James Grover, Donna 58 Hackney. Arthur Lee Hamillon. Kenneth Hancock, Harry Harrell. Robert Sophomores Harris, Edward Wayne Harris, James Bennett A Harris, Shirley Harrison, Henry 59 Harrison, Howard Leroy I laui;[it, Tcrrv Allan Hauser, Wesley Steven Heath, Edward Julian Sophomores llnnnu. IKui,l P - f Hill. Cynthia 60 Hill. Martha Hines, Donald Sophomores Holl, Lenrod Bretram House. Freddie 61 L - ► t Hoffman, Walter Hoggard, Carlvle Owen Holluman, Joseph Brown Householder. Elizaheth llu.il.H. I) i;;lu Huniplirey. James W ard HuinplilfU. Faye Arlene Sophomores W V • lliml.i. David Hvall, Gvveiida Diane Insiiani. Michael Jerome 62 iman. Martha Jane Isles, Judv Moore Jenkins. Linda Frances Sophomores Johnson, William Donald Johnson, Winfrey 63 Jernigan, Linda Faye Johnson, Dale Johnston, Steve Warren Jono, Kri - li. J .iclaii. Linda Card J..nl,-„. llk,-l.. loMici. CMilhiaCI Jones, Janice Kav Jones, Mary Elizabeth Sophomores Jo ner. David Ronalil 64 Keith, Judy Marie Kellev, Katherine Keyes, Pamela Carol Sophomores Knighton, Daniel Kolb, Nan It Lam, Bliss Lambert, Barbara 65 Landers, Thomas Alan I.r,-.TI„-..,I,„, l.,- lrl. I ' .lrliJ.l L .► Lassiler. Si(lnc Earl Lalta. Tcinnn Be Sophomores Lrwter. Euae Liles. Julia Lineberry, Tommy Lee Liverman, Cecille Sophomores Loder, George Luck, Frederick Lyerly, Jacqueline McAllister. Wdliam McClenny, Joseph 67 M(Elio , William Keith M Tli.-.n. William Malbow, Cliarles Roger Mallinson, Edward Allen laiiii. linnda ha ' i ' la,n„n . James Rov .. L Sophomores Martin. Georp;e Eclw? 68 Martin, James Harold Martin, Roger Lee Sophomores Mattare, Mark Molin Melito, James Merrilt, Timothy Lee Mitchell, Banuna Jane Mitchell. Margaret Bates Mitchell. Robert Edward Mohr, Nancv Alberta Moody. Melissa Hloines Sophomores Moore. Ann Lorraine Moore, Evelyn Monroe, Jeanne L. Monts, Wanda 70 Morgan. Cliailii Moslev, Keith Parke Sophomores Munl ' ord, Breiula Ami Mouerv, Dunria Clar . lurra . Kalpli Mutter, Alexander Napier, Samuel Perry Nelson, Cheryl Kay Newconib, Gary Allen Nunnallv, James Sophomores Oden. Rita Kalhryn 72 O ' SuUivan, Mareen Packham, Charles Lewis Harker, Alfreida Parker, Carey Rudolpli J Sophomores Parker, Kenneth Crawford Parker, Kenneth Michael 73 4 Parker, Emma Jane Parker, James Edward Parrish, Belinda Susan Perry, Nancy Dark Pelrella. Edward Sophomores ' I ' i.kanl. Sl,-nli,-n K;n IM.iM.I. Il.-nnaii Alloii I ' ilkin. Tliuiiias Tate 74 Pollard, William Lee Potter, Hal Curtis Prince, Roberta Paige Sophomores Rader, Sidney Raiford, Samuel Ray 75 Purvis, Bonnie Kay Rader, Alan Ransom, William • KriKMru-, Franc. Kc.i«Tis,(;,-,„wi{.i M-ii |{..l.ni o„.(;arol I.,.,- I Rhirifliart. James Richardson, James Alden Sophomores % _ K..llin s, Willi.nu Lii Riihliri. Karen Ann Runifelt, Harvey Leslie Runilc , Mimi Saw er, Ju Meli ' -a Sophomores Schanui .J.n Jul,, Scott, Waller Palmer Se niour. t] tjlw Shaffer, Ann Rus Sliaw, W illiaiii Boyd Sherman, Betsy Custi! Sharett, Stephen Wayne Shaw, Sandra Ellen Sophomores Shipley, Kenneth Gross 78 Shirley, Paul David Shuinaker, Deidra Jay Silverlliorne. James Skinner, George Frank ' f- M Sophomores Sniilli. Edwin Slaylon, Jainesrov Thomas Smilli, David Barliam Smilli, Suz Snipes. William James Starling. Terrv Wavne Stephenson, David Wallace Stephenson, Elizabeth Snoddv, James Theodore Stallard, Robin Anne Sophomores r r ► Stevens, Mark 80 Slokely, James Moore Stiawn, Susan Jay Stroud, Robert Pierce Sophomores Taylor, Harvey Wagner Taylor, Henry Stuart Sturtevant, Susan Taylor. BilK Taylor, Edward Taylor, Larry Way 81 4 €► IVI.ault..IolinRuss,-ll Tentiftl. Robert Lee Terwilliger. William riHMtia . I.anv An Ii Sophomores riiunih.n.J.ui,-! Kilr lin:;,-.!. H.ui.K I ' aiil Tinkham. Gilberl Allan Tolsoii, Williaii Totlv. Enmiill Treadwav. Bonita Sophomores Tudor. Dane Lewis Upchurcli, Ollio Grant 83 Tripp, Jacquel Ti Ann Tripp, Lewis X ' aughan. Edwina Anne iii-,011. Aul rcy W, ml.. I. .-..pi, Anllh W.inl. l!n,U ri.inkli Wadf. lIuKh Wagener. James Sophomores alki, . Allen W avne Wells. Koiiaia AlliMi Weston, Charles Mel Sophomores Willi.-, Aiin(..u,.K While. Donna Le White, Earl Wayne W hite. Karen Dale While, Lucy Pace 85 While, PepaN Jo Vliilrli,-a,l. l).[riSli,-i -k hil.-li,-a l. Tlioi,, hitle . Rita Casliin Vi Sophomores 2 l,L:i;in ..lu.lilli Ai illiams. James Stephen Williams, Ronald Lee Williams, Ronald Wayne Sophomores p -f m f Wilson, Sandra Lynn Winberrv, Brenda Kaye 87 Williams, William D..r.aM Wilson, Mai J. Wilson, Nancy Ella Wimll.-v. William ll.-ni Winnetl. James W nnt Su an Ann Woodbury, David Woody, John Grayson Sophomores f Young, William Henrv Zeitz. Richard Wayne Zuraw, Kenneth R. Cailrr. Mililrt-il Brjaiil. Dawn Brown. An Nurses at Duke Da i.l-. .N,•llip Duncan. Mai r jt • J y Ga .Melin,la Keener. Nancs 89 Herring. Martlia Tyson. Li U Wals,,M. Eli al,fll, Wooten. Catherine Nurses at Duke Wynne. Beltv 00 BASKETBALL 1969 Harr Gra scrainblrs lor thr hall. llan (.ia ami Flip Iku.- jiimp.-d lor thr hall but il luialiiiri i iiiikiiuwn. William Brown piacticr Inr ill Harry Gray and Mikr B.-nn. ' Iti- arc opposing Icanis during practice but they arc a team during a Basketball . . a wrap-up Chowan College ' s basketball program for 1968-69 introduced one of the best squads of recent years and came through with a record matching any in the school ' s round-ball his- tory. The team that engineered the 16-9 won- lost ledger relied heavily on a number of first year men held together by a small, but ener- getic band of sophomores and by Louis Fiore and Harry Gray. The squad indicated their fine potential during a pre-season scrimmage with a powerful Naval Amphibious Force do- minated by senior college stars from every re. gion of the country. Handling the powerful Gators ' offense and defense amazingly well, the Braves gave the all-Navy contenders all they could ask for until late in the second half. At that piont. the Braves coach benched all those he knew he would have to play vital roles in the up-coming Mt. Olive Invitational Tourney starting the next evening. Through the early part of the schedule Cho- wan tried a number of different playing com- binations which were to no avail. They had the players, but couldn ' t jell together until the mid-point of the season in a game with Louisburg. The Braves, down by 15 at half- time, fought back to within a point on two occasions, but the struggle was not quite enough and the Hurricanes won 95-91. But the Braves had found their combination, and went on to victory in every regular season contest through the remainder to their sche- dule, including wins over tall and proud Wil- liam and Mary and East Carolina Frosh quints and a big one at Ferrum, the first over a Panther five in five years and breaking a 51 game home victory skein. Chowan went on to oust College of the Albermarle in the con- ference tournament opening night. In the semi-finals however, the Braves were dumped by Ferrum 10.3-96. Chowan had started the game as though they were determined to re- present the school and conference at the Re- gion 10 tourney a week later. The Braves forg- ed a small break in high gear and William Brown man-handling the Panther defense, spurted to a commanding 13 point lead. The overflow crowd comprised mostly of loyal Chowan students and followers roared approval at the dominance of the Braves. But the Braves ran into difficulty the rest of that half and the Panthers gnawed away at the margin until only a four point difference sep. arated the teams at halftime. A couple bad breaks cost them ball possession and the Pan- thers took advantage of the opportunities to pull safely out of reach. The defeat ended a very successful season, and with most of those who figured promi- nently in the success, coming back for an en- core next year, the Braves and their fans have plenty to look forward to. H Ill, 111, iiili.iv ,,| 111,- Clidwaii lloll,-,;,- Bii k,-lliall l,ani ar, ' . In. in I, ' It lo ri-jlil. Ir.ml luw Chuck Bow,-n. Harvey Tayloi, Mike ■,.iiii,ll,-. .,,,Hi,l M.u- l!,il BnnMi. L,iui Finn-. BuckN (nilliM. ru HoiUj.r : thir.l inw ToiKI M .Conn,ll. Steve Flack. William 5i,.«ii, H,,«ar,l CloMi. Hans Gia . Hairs Flipping;: liack rou • William MrCraw (Coach). Pat Hem . aiul Nathan Sosebee. NOVEMBER Chesapeake College Sand Hills South Eastern College of Alhermarle DECEMBER Chesapeake College Louishurg College Ferrum College E. C. I ' . Freshmen Frederick Mil. Acad. Mt. Olive College JANUARY Frederick Mil. Acad. Newport News App. 1968 - 69 Basketball Schedule Louishurg College 113 Chowan 96 College of Alhermarle 70 Chowan 67 Southwood College 77 79 Chowan Chowan 96 97 FEBRUARY Newport News App. Christopher Newport 90 Chowan 127 W M Freshmen 83 Chowan 77 Mt. Olive College 95 Chowan 87 E. C. U. Freshmen 108 Chowan 90 Ferrum College 77 Chowan 92 Christopher Newport 104 Chowan 117 Southwood College TOURNAMENT 78 Chowan 70 College of Alhermarle 76 Chowan 71 Ferrum College 95 Chowan 91 75 Chowan 78 88 Chowan 117 26 Chowan 38 71 Chowan 86 68 Chowan 82 85 Chowan 87 82 Chowan 94 79 Chowan 81 72 Chowan 83 90 Chowan 99 81 Chowan 94 103 Chowan 96 '  • WiP ' tfn ' ' , m ' A . Cu.Ca|ilain l,..ui.- Fi..ivaii.l William Binun s. ,.rr,l •, ' );; lirM jioaK l.ii Chnuan llii ,-a ..ii, mak- ing: liini iiuiiil i-i (Pill- |Miiiil inakn . H B ' W fl Thrs, a.v all ll„ S pliuiii„rrs „„ ||„. I ' .uii: Irll I,, M hl- l.uui Fioiv. Hn anl (il. ' V.i l.ll.l iH.I linish .aMiM). I ' al H.nn an. I Ku.v H.„lj.,- . Allll.Mli:ll Kll|, Jl.l ,„,| ,,.,„,■ Ihr ,,,,,-,1 I,, I, I .Mi- ll ' ' ll. I M,.| n,i -,uil n„ l,i -|,ai.. |,r inaJ. I ' . ' i . iikr lirriilrll, liMIUl.i;. J In j;,! (I,,U]I i,,lirl lasl li- HI 111.- clrar likr lll.ll. I),, ,.ll lllink llr l.ia.lr I ,m I., I l,r ,li,i: HEY, MAN — wliats ihair G  s T V U E D R E N N M X E S.G.A Ol I K KK — Kou oiie t-minilt TotU. president. Bonita Treadway, Joe Bradford, social t( - liiiirirMn How two Joan Cox. vice president Bob Fallis, treasuier: Rose Drake, social co- ■liiiitniat). N t7 . ' J J- STUDENT SENATE- Row ,.ne- Hw U l;i..u„. K,U i;.,ul.n . ,ln, !.,„,-. M,x, rH.luLiinoM. Hill UTIirin. lUwks (Millitli. Row two ' Gibby Thrilt, Linda Ciatch. Diane Avfiittte, Carol Cuntcr. Linda Pridgen. Linda Jernigan. Row three ' Linwood Wright. Donna Grover. Gwen Hyatt. Nancy Mohr, Ron Adelman. Sandy Wilson. Row four ' Howard Harrison. Enimitt Totty. Joe Bradford, Bob Fallis, Bonita Treadway. Joan Co . Row five ' Rose Drake. David Kilpatriek. Hank Windley, Jaime Orrock. Ollie Bradsher. Mr. Wooten. sponsor. 101 WOMEN ' S COUNCIL WOMEN ' S COl NCIL N al, l. l,iu IJall, n. -, . ,, i.ha : ,l„.. L.ui . ,,n-M aiul Pa-f V hitf. Iriil. .Stan.liiii; in. Jarkir 1 1 ipp X prrvu-ri-u M FN S CO M Nl CI I ' ' ' ■ ' ' ' ' ' ' - ' ■ • ' ' ■ ' ■ i ' - il- ' v ' N, Marvin Dauf,!,- I VI l_ I ' l 7 N ' C U I i W I L ,.,u. D.u ,.l K,l|,a„„ k. W ,„i,«| Johnson, An.U Ward. President: Hud, r.i.,u„. t,,-,.,;;,- 0„i,.l,u,Mlr,,. Sirala Fa.ldi . Slrv,- ■« all. J„r Hiadnnl Ri.hai.l Tl,on,l„„. K.nin Kul,,,. 102 Row one: Dale Bowling. Geir Eaton, Diane Couch, Sydney Graves. R,.w Iwo An,i lalpass. Judy Isles, Judy Applewhite, Brenda Mann. Kathy Baher. Row three: Jane Cherry. Julia Lvles, Jackie Lyerlv. Marie Eldridge. J ■N K N, H B, H K Row one: Margaret Milelirll. Lnid.i Jniu an. Koliin Slallard. Melissa Mo.mK. Row two: Manda Russell. Carid Roliinson. Idelle Goodwin, Kitty Kelley, Annita Davis. Donna Fespernian. Gwen Hvatt. Jackie Tripp, Donna Grover. Vickie Gilbert WEST HALL GIBBS HOUSE WEST HALL OFFICERS- Seal,-,! J„|,„ A|.,.„. Hank W i,ul. Ie . .Standing- t;i||„.,t Sykrs. Hari- Grey. .llii;.S HorSE S,al,-,l. WinhvN Hin,.s. KK-hard Thorton. Stan.ling Bill Uomaluie. Boh Brsson. EAST HALL EAST HAI.i i; Tiiiki-r Aslmuill, ' ' ' - ' ' ■ Julm.on. K„ tuo I,.,! L,;: T„„,n,v Pace. 104 M O N MIXON HALL- Clarence GrifTin U. William Allen. David kilpatrirk. Strata Fafldis, John Burhnam. f h i i 3 Or ' jP jip 1 If pipi -3 fW i p  j Y§SM j i IN ■k JHH H rJj j I llfli Ai l o t u M N. COLUMNS- Row one- Jaime Orrock. Ronnie Joyner. Steve Pickard. Row two- Ronnie Wells, Danny Knighton, James Jenkins. B R K, SUPERINTENDENTS BARRACKS- Row one- Steven Craun, Preston Huiiter. Steve Bohaii non. Row two: Mark Wilson, Pete Martin. Lewis Carter, George Omohundro. 105 CH() AINt)KA MaiKiiini l ' ugh,Oai W hilk . Mai f aitt Span 1 1 U arula MonN. Diam UaiiK - F lank (.laiiu.i. l),,riiM Hu.::lv Jemuti I B(a l( lai ilia Iniiian CIktn I Nelson Caiol Guntu Assi tanl Edildi Linda Pii.l.i n 1- ilil.M. l ' i. loii 1 luiihi . I ' icmIh li..M E.lil,.i; I!rlindaSlari..i,l. CHOWANOKA HHB| E i-cutivf f ' rcKliiclion hdilci I ' lcs- ■■Tl„(:i„,uai„.ka.- Assisiaril Eililoi ( ,n.,l l.MMhi . .-rN. ' .onlnvrn,- l„ lu.n, I ' ,,,, I li,,n Editor l ' n |,,n IImmI.-i j Editor Linda l rid iii. Miil Fr,j:„son. A.M-lanI I ' rodu, lioji Ediloi. I,,U( lirs |||l a |lh i|,, ,ura,,l,. 106 SMOKt SIGNALS STAFF- Row one Parker Baine, Peggy Cross, Francine Sawyer, Phil Grey, Pauline Robinson. Row two ' To Garner. Co-Editor; Nancy Mohr, Editor: Speedy Skinner, Joan Cox, Ollie Bradsher. Row three: Frank Granger. SMOKE SIGNALS Managing Editor Francine Sawye takes quick notes. Editor Nancy Mohr is caught glancing at The Smoke Signals. Debating over layout procedure is assistant editor Tom Garner. 107 DELTA PS I OMEGA Siisiiii Biolliri . L.righ Cuiiiiiiins, Susan Daniels, Frank Davis. John EcKvaiils. Hanison Circnlavv. Howard Harrison. Pani Krvrs. Rila Oden. Kuilinr Rol.insori. Fraiio-nc Sauyi-r, Bonita Tri-aclwa . Mrl Weston. Delta Psi Omega is a national dramatic honorary fraternity, founded in 1929. Today there are over two hundied chapters in the junior colleges of America — nine in the State of North Carolina. One of the main objectives of Delta Psi Omega is to give students adequate recognition for their work in promoting college theatre. Each member must meet certain requirments to gain admission to Delta Psi Omega, and must also maintain these standards through- out his two years al Chowan. 108 THE CHOWAN PLAYERS Students who are interesteil in any form of dramatics, ranging from the building of scenery to the interpretation of a role, are known as The Chowan Players. Their director, Mrs. Ldilh Larson, tries to (1) provide a dramatic training ground for the students, and to (2) produce various styles and periods of dramatic activities over their two year period at Chowan College. For the 1968-69 season Life With Father was entered in the American College Theatre Festival which was held in Greensboro, N. C, one of the centers for Region X. Through the efforts of the Chowan Players, the back stage area has been painted and enlarged to include dressing rooms, a make-up room, and storage space for costumes, furniture and props. LIFE WITH FATHER P Y G M A L I O N 109 ' HI THETA KAPPA R., one Maillia Hill. lrfa=.urer; Eil Buhl. prcMdriH Svcliifv Lewis, vicf-prt ' sitlent: Cindy Hill, vicf- ' president. Row two ' Sue Claik- Linda Jenhens. Row three ' Mr. Chamblee. sponsor: Andy Ward. Bill Carr. Mik. i,,wler. Ssdnev Radder. rll BETA LAMBDA Row one ' Karen Ruhlin. Steve Sharett. Kath ,one. Row two: Carolyn Brinkley, Elinor Bishop, Shirley Harris, onna Grover. Row three ' Mr. Helms, sponsor; Betsy Craig. Jaime rooks. Tommy Latta. ALPHA PI EPSILON- Row one Sue Clark, president; Terry Batten, secretary; Mary Taylor Crowder. Linda Jenkins. Row two ' Elizabeth Jenkins. Carolyn Brinkley. Nancy Edwards, .Mrs. Wallace, sponsor. 110 To U R N, H O, R CHOWAN TOLRINC CHOIK- Ko« onr: k,,lln Bakn. Joannr ChImUI. I ' .r.n.la Carp.rUn. Brt-ii- (la Meadows. Boiiita TicadwaN. Row Iwci: Martha Iiiman. Maigari-t Spanvr, Marga- iit Harris. MaiiKn Di on. Paula Wikh. Kalln Joins. Row three: Tom Lewis, Ed Buhl. Cha- rles Gardner. Howard Harrison. Burl Holt. Row lour. Kenneth Hamillon, Roger Cope, Mark Stev- ens. William I ' ollanI, Jack Nelson. I ' ianisl-Maieia Allshrook. Row one- Kaltn Halier. Bels Sherman. Bettie Slaughter. Jo Anne Corbetl. Brenda Larp.-nter. Sis Wlutehi-ad. Dianna Milln. B.iiiila Treadway. Row two; Linda Gill, Kathy Gurganus, Ann While, Margaret Sparrer, Brenda Meadows, Ann iek. Jan Mitchner, Margaret Harris, Marilyn Di on. Laura Cranuiier. Row three: Scott Woodard, Susan Daniels. Amelia Vann, Norman Satterfield, Tom L.wis, Ed Buhl, Burt Holt, Howard Harrison, Paula Weleh. Katin J(m,s, Martha Innian. Row four- Brian Hutehins, Mark Ste%ens, Charles Gardner. Mall Crawlod, Ken Hamillon. John MeCloud. Roger Cope. Malt Col.l,. W illiam Pollard. Jaik Nelson. Dorsey Gilli.-. Ill Row one: Linda Mulder, Sandy Wilson. Priscella Renn, Dee Shumaker, Becky Gantt. Row two- Bonnie Scott, Donna Collier, Nancy Kol, Martha Hill, Jenny Flowers, Jbdv Isles, Jean Massev. Bliss Lamm. Row three: Barbara Ballard, Patricia Francis, Dale White, Rose Drake, Mrs. Collins, sponsor, Nancy Mohr. Joan Co . Lilly Riddick. VARSITY W. R •A. Jr. VARSITY Vicki Gilbert, Patricia Francis, Rose Drake, Dalt White. Karen Lynch. Dianne Williams, Mrs. Col lins, Beyerly Chilly, Jeannie Gay. Carol English, Deborah Dawson, Miriam Walter, Martha Dodd. Pauline Robinson. Priscilla Renn. BASKET BALL 112 Row one: Ann Duncan, Roliin H R A D R V O B Row on.- D.r SIminak.r, Pallida Fran. IS D„nn . F, -,,„ uu in Ro«lu.. Caiol.n Livlish Vickie GilL).rl, Dale White. Karen LmicK, Mi . Collinv. coach, and Dian.- Williams. 113 B R V Tf Kow one: Susie Smith. Page White. Linda Tornlin. Mar J(.ni . Diane Averitt. co-commander. Row two: Sarah Burney, Joan Cox. co-commander. Phvli s Ruuntree. Phyliss Kirby. Beverly Cobb, Kathy Murrey, Pam Edenton, Mary Ghent. M A J O R Marianne Tudor, Kathy Gurganus, Donna Fesperman, Carol Gunter, Betty Beamon, Gwen Beasley, Kay Pierce. Connie Pope. Kneeling is Bonita Treadway. captain. s 114 s. N. E. A. Row one: Page Childrey, Debbie Smith. Row two: Belinda Parrish, Gay Lafoon, Judith Apple- while, Eil.in Criikiiu)!!-. Marvin Lassitri. Row three: Bevirly Chilly. Marlha Inmaii. Rose Drake. Cinilv Hill, Mrs. Faucetle, sponsor. s. N. Row one- Randy Jones, Ellen Matthews. Nancy Trayer, Betsy Sowers, Judy Boyd, Ann Hobgood, Gwen Hyatt, Nancy Perry. Row two: Marcell Cooper, Gail Mauchoire Velda Gardner, Jacike Davis. Gail Libby House, Cynlhia Joyner. 115 B.S.U nginp; ari uiiil llir |iiaii.i i .in irijovaMc pasllime Chaplain Ta lor and Slr r Pickard planninj: ! I ri ' ii- Row OII1-- Anila Dasi , Loia Cult-man. Riiw twci ' Jolinnv Edwards. David hitt. Krn Hamilto David Htiiin . B. i.l.- lu inf. Ih. coll.-r chaplain. Di. T. InuN Imi. ' lo up.-i i .- all B.S.L. aili ili. ' dlMU M..ii plaN- an B.S.I . rnci-tiri 116 Row one: Joyce Ellis, Bertie Ann Bap};el, Gail Draper, Marie Carpenter. Row two- Linda Muiiler, Pliyliss Williams, Ann Sniithwick, Cindy Jones. Y. W. A. f «•   r ' « J 1 f ! |L (TjIl r Jtt V — H| ' jf mi j mm ' 9 M Joiinny Edwards, Charles Garnder, Benny Dunning and Roger Cop I A N L I L S I T A E N R C i E A L 117 s p C A L N U 1 B S H Left to right, row onr Mr. Carson, sponsor. Martha Hill. Ann Shafer. Row two- Hugh Forrest. Bonnie Scott, Durantl Ward. Marie Ekiridge. Row three: Bill Carr. Bill McThenv. Ronnie Dunn. Maria Gamio, an exchange student from Lima. F speaks at one of the monthly meetings of the Spanish ( The Spanish Club provides an opportunity for students to use their knowledge of Spanish in real lile situations outside the classroom. The cluls membership consists of interested students who have had at least one year of college Spanish or its equivalent. The meetings are held once a inonth and this year it has approximatly sixty students. Row one; Ann Zi.pp. Kalh Gurjianus. MavN Ras, ,„■. Julie Boon,. CaN Lafoon. Pat Clifton; R..« two: Phil Blaikwell, To,nin Erliardl, Ronald Dunn. Str ,. Tredu.dl. KenuN (,ieen. Durarid Ward: Row three- Bill .McThenN. Bill Carr. Roger Martin. Jinnnix Williams. Donnie Mikmnev. Roderick Lower). 118 Row one: Gerry Eaton, Shannon Humphreys; Row two: Hugh Forrest, John Williams, Russ Hodges, Ronald Joyner, Mr. Carson. Row three: William Johnson, Donny Morgan, Robert Waldrop, Ronnie Wells, J. C. Nunnally, David Hunter. LOS CONQUISLADORES Row one: Bonnie Scott. Emma Parker, Martha Hill, Besy Jones, Becky Griffin; Row two ' James Par- ker, Ann Shaffer, Patsy Duren Carol Gunter, Jane Cherry; Row three: Tommy Waddell, Robin Woodell, Luke Griffith, Steve Davis, Victor Wu; Row four: Wayne White Ron Adlejnan, Jim Conner, Freddie Midgett, Ray Whitmore, Ronnie Jarman, 119 Row iinr- Ko Manning. Allan Buk lili.1,1. J,„- FSra.llnnl. Row two Tim F,lt( Gr.-y, J.-iry Rowland. Row ihrcf T.-il Edwanl . a nr Griffin. Ron Ad.luKi in. Mikr Bowl. ' n. Daxr Wc.odl . Oz R. ' 1 ff K Row on,- Strat Faddi . Don K.rn. BilK Tavlor, Rud Ward. Ronni,- Jom,,-,. Andx ft ani Row two Coach Hawkins, sponsor. John T.haull. Rick B,-nd,r. Harrv Gr,-y. San. Napier. Linwood Wright. Winfrey Johnson. 120 ELEPHOHE A d m i n $ t r a t i o n F a s c t u a 1 f t f y 123 Dr. Brucr E. Whilak.i PresiiJent of the College Dr. B. Franklin L,. r.Jr Dean of the College Administration Ll: lr. l.l,, l,,M l,,ui- Deiin (, Sli„lrnl.s Mrs. Dell McKeilhan .4ssociate Dean of Sludetili 124 A D M I N I S T R A T I O N Miss Arrlia Aclai Bursar Mr Virgil LMcBrid.. AisisaiU to the President Ml. Clili.Mi S. C.llu Direetor of Guidane and Counseling Mr. Darrell H. Nicholson Registrar Ml. HaiArv W. nam- Director oj College Relations Mr. E. Frank Stt-phrnson Director of Admissions Mr. Ben C. Sutton Business Manager Dr. R. Hargus Taylor Chaplain to the College Mr. CarlylcR. Wimbish.Jr. Director of Alumni Affairs 125 Mrs. Hrnry K. Burgw „ virs. Patricia B. Edwards Mr. Charles Helms Mrs. Sylvia H. Liverr Business Department Mr. Thomas E. Ruffin. Jr Chairman Mrs. Rach.-l N. Pittman 126 Mrs. Edith Larson Mr. William I. Marabli- Mr. Robert G. Mulder, Jr. Miss Claudia M. Storming.i Mrs. Betty N. Batchelo English Miss Rebeccali Ann K iiiiiaiTion Miss Sanimie Wade Department Mrs. Jean F. King Miss Anna Belle Crouch Mrs. Undine Weeks Bainhi Dr. Ella J. Pierce Chairman 127 Mrs Dais. Lou Mi ori Chairman Mr. RolamI S. Pruett,- Mrs. Eslliir A. Whilaker Religion Department Mr. M. Euseiif WilUam Chairman Language Department Mr. Morris E. Carson Graphic Arts Department Mr. Malcolm Jon.- Chairnian Mr. H.rnum Gal.woo,! Mr. William B. S Mr. CharlrsP. Slr ,-n Ml. Rolieit Wilson Blown ' y«  Mr. Trelles Case Mrs. Mary Rose Lawrenr N m Music Department Mr. Jarm-s M. Cliaml.l Chitirman Mrs. Ann Long Hartrr Chairman Library L Mrs. Wair.-n V,. S.-nI,, Mr. (;.n SeiiCliu Mrs. John P. Harris 129 Mrs. Shii lr Williams Bowers Mr. James D. Dewar Mrs. Phyllis D. Dewar n Mr. Eln..rC. Po Chairman M m ' t: e_ s m n, --?, Mrs. Janr Dickie . lis. DeaU.iiK. Fauclt 130 Ml. J. P. Ha Mr. George L. Haz. ' ltun Mis Mar Annilli- Jordan Mr. Richaril N. Plau Miss Marv E. Woo l Mr. Garr.-lt William Fox Mr. Charles L. Paul Mr. Larrv H. Pearce Rev. John D. Da li. Varnn(;. S. |.: Dr. C.iKin Dickii Cliuinmui Social Science Department Mr. Janifs G. Garrison Cfiairman C Physical Education Department .ir Mr . J,iii.lC .l! Mr. Saimiel B. Gr.-.n Mr. Jrrr Ler Haw kin.- 132 Mr. William P. McCravv Nursing Department Mrs. A.H. Ock.rman. R. N. Mrs. Sara), B. Ta„kar,l Mi An,. Bmvs.-r. R. N. Miss Vvronira A. Willia 133 Staff Mrs. Alva Bowling normitory Advisor and Book Store Manager Mrs. Irma Leigh Cal Head Resident . li . D,„utli Clui .4ssistant lo llie Registrar Mrs. Elain,- Cook.- l, s. R„s, I), ak, Mrs. Wan.la G. E.lwa Assistant to the Bursar iiecreKiry to the Director of College Nurse College Relations W- All,, I ' . Kalk.i .Mrs. BriU Lou Fulnll Seeretary lo the Dean nini Associate Dean o Students Mrs. Aldftn Gati-wood Seerelnry lo the Bursar 134 Mrs. A. O. G.orf Head Resident Staff Mr. Paul A. Gilbert Mrs. 1 ' . i t v lla,. .., Har, Food Service Director Secretary to Business lUanager Mr. Jack Has.-ll Mrs. Ruliv HoIUmiuiii Suf l. of Buildings and (Grounds Assistant to the Registrar Mrs. Marir I.arulirif; Secretary to tlie [ ' resident Mrs. Ruth Marks Secretary to Graphic Arts Mrs. J. W. Moose Library Clerk Mr. George Pappeiuliek Head Resident Mr. Steven Crauii Head Resident 135 Staff Mrs. Giorgf Papprmlick Head Resident Mi . E.lilh Paik.i Swileliboard Receptionisl Mrs. Wanda Pt-arcc Secretar to Director of Admissions Head Resident Jun,- Powrll to the Director oj • and (. ' oH i.si ' mt Mrs. Marjorir Scw.-ll Mrs. Shirley H. Swain Secretary to Dean of the College Assistant to the College Nurse Mr. Bill Ramson Head Resident Ml-. I)..r. Mlh.i D- lh..M,|,. Head Resident .Mr-. lil ll.,l IM,.| Scrctary I,, the Chiipl,! Ml- Ah,, iini Sccrit u ,, i, hii nlt MissJaniiDiui- Secretnry to the Direclnr 11 Decelojjnient 136 These pages are in lidnor ol Preslnii HuiUei vli(i--e l;iillilul work on annual has been unceasing. He has given many i u dI lii tune In ih because of this The Chowant ka staff feels he shouM be hoiumd. One can scarcely imagine the many laces ami processes thai riui l be h fine product. It is with determination and fervor that such a jmblicatid approached. Preston has demanded this kind oi pe-rfection, and we hope th; it to some degree. He has shown determinatit)n and willingness lo work b in and to reach the highest standards possible bir that belief. Withoiil his unceasing help and guidance we would not lune made il these reasons that we wish lo show him as we ha e n-u him on these pai: It is on behalf of the staff that we wish for Preston llie be l of luck in eonfideni ihal be will succeed in wliali ' M ' r he altem])l . Ibi- and 1 ist ve ar s 1- 1 ul lie; lion and ake 1 t 1 arrive il a )n ; bi rnus be al w 1- Ul ■ reai be.l ir w lu lb. beli ■ves lo P ' es Il is b.i .;e . Ibe (i lure . We an Lavins; uiit luinual icrnuil Starting the priss for the actual run RrfoMinfiaiuiiiil-ijifMlui Preston checks for picji. i la out. E ariiinin{; fini heil [iriMlint SUSAN MARY CLARK LINDA FAYE JERNIC.AN JOAN CAROLYN COX EMMA LOUIS BROOKS SYDNEY LEE LEWIS Outstanding Chowan students honored ' J EDWARD LEE BUHL Tho i;MiH-(i!l edition ol WHOS WHO AMONC STU DENTS IN AMERICAN JUNIOR COLLEGES will carry the names of 22 students from Chowan College who have been selected as being among the country ' s most outstanding campus leaders. Campus nominating committees and editors of the annual directory have included the names of these students based on their academic achievement, ser- vice to the community, leadership in extracurricular activities and future potential Outstanding students have been honored in the an- nual directory since it was first published in 1966 Students named this year from Chowan College are; Mary Ann Barnack, Murfreesboro; Sue James Barnes. Murtreesboro. Teresa Gayle Batten, Durham. Joe Charles Bradford, Reidsville, Emma Louise Brooks, Fayetteville, Edward Lee Buhl, Hampton, Va., Robert Allan Burchfield, Chesapeake, Va. . Thomas Silas Campbell. Luray. Va, Susan Mary Clark. Church- ville. Pa.. Joan Carolyn Cox, Norfolk, Va. ; Rose Jean Drake, Como, Ted D le Edwards, Newport News, Va., Howard Leroy Harrison. Williamston. Martha Franklin Hill, Murfreesboro, Clarence Preston Hunt- er, Elizabeth City.: Linda Faye Jernigan, Richmond, Va.; Sydney Lee Lewis, Hampton, Va.; Stephen Ray Pickard. Norfolk, Va . David Wallace Stephenson, Portsmouth, Va , Mark Edwin Stevens, Virgilina, Va ; Bonita Lester Treadway, Newark, Del. ; and Joseph Anthonv Ward, Meltane SUE JAMES BARNES PRESTON HUNTER TERESA GAYLE BATTEN JOE CHARLES BRADFORD ROSE JEAN DRAKE DAVID W STEPHENSON MARTHA FRANKLIN HILL BONITA TREADWAY JOSEPH ANTHONY WARD MARY ANN BARNACK STEPHEN RAY PICKARD 139 HOWARD L HARRISON Freshmen Class Officers Kt-n Wright. Jini kCoimatk. I Dunn, hu Rilchi.-. I ' .l.- S k.-. Aliee. Roy Acai. Stephen Aderhold. Martin Ailsworth. James Allen. Dorothy Allec. Edwarcl Alligood. Thomas Allsl)rook. Spencer Freshmen Ahman. Francis Anderson. Oliver Anlo i, Roherl Armstronfi, Edward Ashley. Glenn Barry Askew. Palrii ia A (oek. Williajn A ers. Sidnev L. Bal.h. Harold Ba ;pell. Bertie Ann Bailex. Warren Baker. 8.1m Ruth 142 Barakey. Dunyia Zane Barnes. Russell Howard Barnes. Dianne Elizabeth Barrett. Vickie Lee Basniplil. James Clyde Bass. James Bazemore. Martha Lynn Beale. Brenda L nn § Freshmen Beamen. Leroy Beaslev. Gwen Beattie, Dabney Belleville. John Bennett. Michael Best. Thomas Binder. Richard Bishop. Gerald Blair. Janet Boelt. Judith Bohannon. Steven Bolt. Rodne 143 Freshmen Bovce. James BomI. Gaiv Edward Bovd.Jud Kayp Bun d. Leon AloMzo B,,Nd. MaiiluiLf.. B,«f. ViillialMTa lor Bradsll,■I. J,,|inOllio Braiin. William Bridgei . Jolm Ives Bridfier . lirmir Raid Bridge-.. Kcimelli Brinkle . CaroKii ? 9 r i t A Hi. Cf ( ll  fi £t A xHi ji mk . d 144. Brins.iii. William Hii li..i . William Brilliiitiliani. Cuulv Biuuks. Lfwis Hiollieis. Mary Bnnvn. Aiiiie Brctwii. Barr ' Broun. Breiula Freshmen Brown. Cassandr; Brown. David Brown. Deliorali Brown. Donald Br.,wn. Ed«ar,l Brown. Ellioll Brown. Mi,:ha. ' l Brown. Patricia Brown. Waller Biowninp W arivn BruMd.er;;. BerU BrNanl.RaMuond 145 k M, Bryant. Walter Brvson. R(il.erl Bucktier. Ronalil Bullard. Henrietta Burgess. Gerald Burnam. John Burnette. Donna Burnev. Sara Freshmen Burton. Joseph Butler. Jo Marie Butler. James Bsr.l. Au(lre Cahoon. Arnelle Cahoon Brsari Caldwell. Lin.la Camp. RoI.erl W ax Canada. Jaeipjelim Camion. Carol Capp .Jnlia While Carpi-nler. Bienda ii ii i 146 Carpenter. Bruce Carr. Charlie Carroll. Clyde Carter. Lewis Carver. Wheeler Carvvile. GeraM Ca iness. Lois Chalin. Rodney m diM it Freshmen N kism - ... WS t ' - iifei Chandler. Allen Chanlder. Asa Neal Chaney. Raymond Charles. Elizaheth Chase. Richard Childres. Rohl.ie Chitty. BeyerK Chlomoudis. Kaliopi Christian. John Clark. Joan Parker Clark. Rohert Steven Clarke. Thomas 147 p «:i Clarke. Warren Clary. Bonnie Clarv. Richard Claud. Leslie Clifion. Pamela Clifton Patricia Col li. Beverly Coffey. Patricia Freshmen Cole. Julia Elizaljclli Coleman. Wa ne C.dlier. Charles C dlier. Donna Diane Collier. Oren Edward C(dlin . Cnu Fletrher CoUon. Doiis Juatulit Comslock. kalhi-rine Condit. Elizalieth Conner. Joan Cooke. John Th.Muas Cooper. Bett 148 Cooper. Larry Dale Cope. Roger Dale Copelaiicl. Lee CorbelL Jane Corliett. Joanne Corbett. William Cotton. James Erwii Cox. Melvin Freshmen Cramer. Laura Lee Crandell. Bobbv Gary Crawford. Matt Norris Criljb. Mitchell Joe Crowiler. Marv Taylor Cruickshanks.Jobn Cummins. Susan Curies. Raymond Currin. Wilson Custitlero. Louis Culbrell. kathr n Daniel. William Robert 149 m Darnell. Ri.he. t Daughertv. Walu.n Da is. Dianne Car il Davis. Diipont Davis. Ja -(:|ueline Davis. Jnlinnv Steve Davis. Relieeca Ellen jLi Davis. Wallei Frankli Freshmen Cawson. Deliorah Ann Dell. ridge. William Denn . Claudelle De«,- .R,,l,erl Andrew Dixon. Marilvn Jean Donahue. Willian Donnrll. Mark Downs. Margaret Aim Doxle. E.luard Collins Do ier. MelhaClierNl Dra|ier. Bi en.la Clail Drisroll. Stephen J4lfk 150 Druiinvright. Tomiin Duke. Donna J,-an Duke. Orlon.l,, Duncan. Juhri Wallace Du]in,(;r(iver Lee Du.ni. James Dunn. Ju.ie Can. Imi Duiui. RnI.erl VAfV.u .i Freshmen %4j-v A h I ' Ea.sle . Patricia ' iope Eason. RoLierl Wilson E,ln,on,ls. Henr E,hn..n,ls. James E.luar.K. Beth Ann,. E,l anls. Connie laii, E.luanls. Del.oiah E,U,ar,ls. Cove, E,l«a.,ls. Nan, Leiuh E.luai.U. I ' hilli|, E,l ai,U. William Ellin lo,,. Tha.lcl.ii- 151 Elliiill. Barry Lynne Elliull. Cynthia Lou Ellis. Joyce English. Carolyn Elheriilge, Sally Ross Eiuf. Brenda Zoe Eyerelt. Eddie Fair. James Roherl Freshmen iiln . (,arN L,., h il,r. . Janie. MarlHi l ' fM-l,M,„. J, Fer:;UM,ii. I ' hilli,, Kiej:el. ToMia Lm Killv J .C.lli Klaek. Mr,, hen Eai Klinl.ll,. n.„.-. F,v,l Ell,,,, KI,. ,T.. J,-„„ii, K,,|| Ella j., t . i kd 4iu mki 152 Forehand. Erie Sawfor(.l Forfhaiul. Rdliert Elt.iii Fuiresl. Jennifer Freeman. Mary Lou Frennil. James Baslin Fulclier. George Lallian Kulrell. W ' illiani Gangaware. Robert Freshmen k Garcia Dennis Garner. Thomas Genlr .Bill Gethriclge. George Glienl. Mary Gill. Linda Gill. Robert Gillespie. Thomas Gilliam. Rudolph Gillis. Dersex Glazebrook. David Goddin. Charles 153 Gu.lwin. Miles C.ins. J,.,- Gniicllliail. Kfllllflll (iiHMlwin. I ' eiliiii;! Gra(l . Laura Rcjsf Granj;,-,. Williai Green. Jai Freshmen Greene. Brenda Griesiiieser. John Griffin. Clarence Griffin. Diane Griflin. Gar Griifin Micliael Griffin. Rofiert Groves. Charlie Guiiler. Sara Carol Gur ' ianii-.. Katin GuMon. Donald Hagwood. Marvin 154 Hancock. Steven ni. Dana cc. CAvun Han: Have I. Haul Hani Har(. Hai] i.J,.|,n n. Nanc 1. ElizaLclli r. Naiicv Hancll. ki ' iuielh Freshmen Harrell. R„nnie Lee Haiiinpliin. Jii|inn Harris. Margaiel HaniMin. Ricliaicl Han. Cam, II RunMci Hawkins. Biuce Hawkins. George Hehnkan,i,.J„l,n Henderson. Herman HenslcN.Donalil Herl.slreilli. Micl.acl Hcrrins. Ronald 155 Herrington. Meriam Hicks. Donna Jean Higgins. Bonnie Strain Hildreth. Edward Louis Hill. Fred Martin Hinckle. Arthur Hobgood. Olivia Hodges. Robert Freshmen Hoggatt. Barbara Jo Holder. Robert Ra Honak er. William House. Jasper Hubert Howell. Phillip Brett Hudgins. Brvan Warm Hudson. Horace Huds.in. John Neil Hughes. Donald Craig Hughes. John Huniphrev. Teresa Hutcbeson. Kalhv 156 liisley, Carolyn Lynn ackmcnvski. Sieve ackMin. Arlie lacdli. Fieilerick lanie . Dunalil Ler lames. W ill eii Stanle lannan. Rcmald I,. Freshmen Jaiiall. iri inia iMikiri . Ilarrv Jenkins. James J..lins,,n. Aiithon lin on. Ncni Joliiisun. LeeEufi Jolms|,.ri.(;eoi. Junes. Cailei Junes. Ccilia Am; J 57 Jones, James Lee Jones. Jenny Jones. Mary Louise Keithley. Thomas Killon. Richard Aller Kilpalriik. UavicI Kino. Roherl Kirh . I ' ln His Anita Freshmen Kirk. Teresa Kaye Kirkianil. Susan Kilchen. Ruherl Vicl.i Kuhn. Oscar Lafoon. Marilyn Lah.ri.lc. Richard Lainh. Ginger un. Chcrvl gMon. Janice ■ cnrc. Ruherl •au.on.Jnha .cc. Cliarlc. Daird «Air ikihdi 158 Lee. Hemv Westbronk Lee. Riclianl Patrick Lee. Tana Jeanne Lewis, Joe Bnivvn Lewis. Labon Thomas Ligon. Gerald Lindsav. Ro ane Lindslrom. Harry Freshmen i i (i t, 4 )p itMli £ ifi Ji Little. Ernest Thomas Litlh-. Martha Anne Lively. Thomas Lee Liverman, James Lohdell. Sim.ine London. Peter Loiig. Susan Long. Wayne LoRusso, Co Lucy. Petigy Je Lynch. Peggy Jean McCloud. John 159 w i k w McComsey, Bettv Lynn McCnnnell. Todd McGee. Sterrv Michael McGeoch, Charles fe mk McGuirl. Ton McKinnev, George McLean, Freddie Lee McNamara. Charle Freshmen Mann, James Spencer Manning, Thomas Marks, Wilcher Edward Martin, Laura Jean Martin, Peter .Mashaw. David Masse, Roherl Massey, Jean Matthews, Ellen Matthews, Larrie Matthews, larr Maves, arreii 160 Meadows, Brenda Meares. James Melchiorre. Gail Mercer. Stuart Mercer. Vickie Lee Miles. Vicki Ann Miles, William Miller. Diana Lee -; , i A lli t -- Freshmen dk Kiiii £ ' k t i Miller. Mary Patricia Miller. Walter Mills. John Mitchiner, Mary Mohorn, Rebecca Montgomery. Jeanne Mooney. Edith Moore Harold Moore. Janet Moriarty. Richard Mulder. Linda Murray. Kathrvne 161 ,Md Neale. Thomas Edwin Nfttconili. James Newscime. Laura Lou Newton. Verly Lee Mrliols. Ralph einell Nonis, Geor-ie V uoten Norwood. Roherl Nunemaker. CarUon Freshmen Oakley. Delores Och. Marcus Sylvester Oliver. Edwin Grey Orrock. James Osliorne. Clarence Osborne. David Osliorne. Rita Susan OverheN.ErnesI Oewn. Curtis Pace. Thomas Lee Pa.len. Richard Emil I ' a. ' c. DanoN Powell iJ Xji.. f l f- 162 Parker. Delioraii Lee Parker. Gene Aslilex Parker. Henrv Dil.ku Parker. James Willortl Parker. John Kre-tlerirk Parker. J.. sepli Paul Parks. Th...nas Frederick Paulsen. Anna Eli .al elli r £AmM mk f ML,m 1 tk Freshmen iiJ m L I ' eijuer. Slierrx Lvn rkius. Jului EiluanI Phillips. Del.oraliJai Phillips. DunnieRaN ; hillips. Hill, illips. Ja Jarvis ■ree. Ka Frances Hock. Martha Gail .,1. Delherl Edf ar pe. G(.nslauce Ann Lerrrellc Eai 163 l ' M :f 4iA I Powell. Ella Julia Piiwell. George I ' nwell. Lester I ' rice. Benjamin I ' rire. R,,l,i„ Pn.li:rn. Ln-;;ar,-l i ' nv. ..e. R..l.rrl I ' n.llilt. ..u, Freshmen Pugli. Marianne Ragan. Richaril Rascoe. Mar Ra .JaekPl!illi|, Reames. Daviil Reams. Richard Reaves. Jimniv Reclor. George Redmond. James Rerni. Priseilla Reu. Mark Douglas Riihardson. Regina A dm iA ' .64 Riikli.k. l.ilK lln„krl RicUlick. I ' alrick Rippe . Gai L iiii Ritchie. Maiv R„l„Ms„„.R„nal,ll.l..N,l R„l,inM.M. I ' aiilinr BrII R„l.ii,son. Fa .-Bernite W R.ula.-i-s.JanrT.MM Freshmen Rdd-jers. Susan Nash Roiie. James Thomas Rdiuleaii. Dailene Rounlree. Alvin Thomas Rountree. Phyllis Nan Russell. Maiula Russell. Mitchell Reiil R an. Patrick Emerson Sadler. Rebecca Ann Sadler, William Satlerfield. Norman Sawver. Julian Handd 165 Schick, Jeffrey Sclicfcll. E.lna Sclioll. Carl Scliultlieis. Harry Schullz. Rol.crt Sclirieler. Joseph Scott. Ciml Lee Se.arsenl. Rohert Freshmen Scll.JackK,! Ka hri.Joaii Lee var.l. Richar.l Dal.- nv. Slepher. DaNis ■ars. Laur,-nce •riiel,I.Rol ,-rl kihd ll.t:iau.ie llon.(;a a ' rl,U. C.hailr. lok. James uer.Joan IMMle. Jeanne 166 Sicelofl. Thomas Edward SiniitKins. Gary Lee Siiiiiiuins. Jdlin Edward Simpson. Ronald Keith Simpson. Sliirley France? Sizemore. Ray Carter Slater. June Lettwieh Slaughter. Bettie Marie J k Freshmen Smith. Donald Weldon Smith. Harvey Leon Smith. Jo Anne Smith. Stephen Holley Smith. William Clifton Smithwick. Edith Ann Solirilo. John Dayid Soule. Jean Marie South. Brenda Sowers. Betty Arm Sparrer. Margaret Speight. Janet Leigh 167 Mik Freshmen Sli-vi-iisiin. Linda Sti-vensuii. I;ir Slcwarl. Riiliert Si, .Her. William Sims. Janel Marie Slra liiirne. Riiherl Siriiud. James Sullisaii. Charles Summs. Fred Gras Swarlles. Iieliael Sweenes.Micliael S kes. Lciiinie Rax ■%. A g ( Spencer. Charles Sprinkle. Rehecca Stafford. Belinda Stalls. Linda Faye Stanges. Thomas Starke. Stanley Steinmeier. Suzanne Steyens. Vickie in f yr d 168 Talley. Charles Tanl. Phillip Lee Tarki-nhiM. William Taylor. Harold Edwin Taylor. John Gardner Tavlor. Rohert Stevens Taylor. Rowland Theodorakis. Billy Freshmen f i Theofdor. Nick Thompson. Glen Thorne. Angela Thornton. John Thrope. Roger Thrilt. Benjamin Thurmond. Paul Tice. Larry Tolson. Donna Tomlin. Linda Townsend. Robert Trader. Thomas 169 mm Freshmen Trayer. Nancy Kay Trimmer. Brenda Trump. Diane Tuctier. Preston Tudor. Marianr Turner. Glenda L niphlett. Thomas Van Dvke. Joyce Vann. Amelia Vass. Rebecca Lee Vaughan. James Donak Veazle. Mara Sue Vevurka. Robert Vick. Bessie Ann Viverette. Raymond Walker. Robert Wall. Deborah Gave Wall. Teresa Dee Walls. Elmo Lambden Waller. Miriam Ruth ¥■• V f . £ ik 170 Waddell. Tommy Lee Wagner Rainl Warliurloii. Roliert Walkins. Ja( k Rohert Weaver. Sheila Kay Weeks. Hiram Auslin Welch. Paula Marie West. Brenda Rita kif mh ■W M0 A Freshmen ll i Wheeler. Brenda White. Burton Ellis While. Donald Ricks While, Richard White. Russell White. Sallie White. Sharon White. Sharon White. Shelia Whitehead. Whitlev. Garv Whillev. George 171 : .u., ' liille . Harr Whitlow. Charles hittemore. George Wiggins. Barbara Wilkins. William V ilkson. Robert Willar.l. Pamela illiams. Dianne Freshmen Williams. James Leslie Williams. Jeanne Gavle Williams. Phyllis Joanne Willis. Helen .Marie Wilson. Mark . nclrew Wilson. V irginia Ann W iltshire. Robert Wilther. Rachel Sue Womble. Richard Woo.lanl. Frances Scotl W .oilell. Robin Edward Vi orrell. James Millon 172 Worthenglon. Jo Ann Wright Kenneth Dale Wright. Rebecca Wyatt, Beverly Temple Wvatt. Steven Clay Wvatt. Roger Franklin Young. DonaUl Ralph Zehler. Davis Allen Freshmen T R A C K The Chowan track program has been inhanced with a n.w quarter mile hard surface track. The new facility should stimulate interest which will be reflected in the years to come. In 1909. the Braves Cindermen are led h distance man Hugh Wade, Jumper and sprinter Ronald Joyner, supported by a cast of sixteen other track hopefuls to comprise the Braves team. In addition to Wade, the Braves distance runners have been George Skinner, and Martin Aderhold. The field events have been led b Ronald Jovnei. J, din Thornton and others. Wade was our number one man on the Cross Country Harriers ' and has been working toward the national meet in Kansas. Richard Binder, who nearly qualified for the national meet last year, and Ernest Overbe make up the best hurtling team Chowan has had. Martin Aderhold was a real discovery and 1909 presents his first ventur,- in track but he displayed a great deal of determination and dcMre lo become an outstanding distance runner. Steve Shaw. who has shown promise as the top middle distance runner, helped the Braves a great deal in the 440 and mile relav. Other boys who competed for the first time in a Chowan uniform were iavalin throwers Thornton. Tiller ant! Gangaware. The Braves schedule included dual meets with Frederick Mili- tary. Christopher Military, and Sand .lills Community College. Miinbers. of the track team are, front row, kneeling: freshman Richard Thornton, Durham: freshman Martin Aderhokl of Riclgewood, N. J.: freshman Steve Smith of Sanford; sophomore Hugh Wade of Newport News, Va.; second row, left to right: freshman Robert Gangaware of Wihnington, Del.; sopho- more Ronald Joyner of Richmond, Va.; sophomore Strata Faddis of South Hill, Va.; freshman Jim Hurry, Neptune, N. J.; freshman Joe Tiller of Richmond, Va.: Robert Masse, freshman of Richmond, Va ■ third row, left to right: Coach Bill McCraw: freshman Steve Shaw of Richmond, Va.; freshman Leon iJoyd of Gloucester, Va.; sophomore Rick Binder of Virginia Beach. Va.; freshman Ernest Overby of Richmond Va.: sophomore George Skinner of Portsmouth, Va.; and Ray Sizemore of Halifax, Va. 9 6 9 IRobert Masse and Steve Shaw are on the line ready to begin the 440 run. 1 .lo it jU5.t for kicKs TENNIS 1969 Coach Saiuuil Gici-n and ilic Chowan Braves entered the iy()9 season witli slronf; liopis ol winning the Conference Championship like they did last year. The only returning sophomores are Harry Gray and Grant Upchurch. We have two other sophomores that we did not have on the team last year, they are Fred Goddin and Tom- m Garner. Our tennis teajn is a member of the Cavalier-Tar Heels and have a seventei ' n match schedule conlrontinj; thi-in. W ilh our support and spirit mixed with their competitive skills thr hiiuld do exceedingly well this season. Coach Green displays the latest in formal tennis wear complete with coat and tie. The members of the Chowan College tennis team are, from left to right: Fred Goddin, freshman of Newport News, Va.: Stan Moore. Freshman of Lynchburg, Va.: Grant Upchurch. freshman of Chapel Hill, N. C: Tommy Garner, freshman from Newport N. C; Monty Raine . sophomore of South Hill. a.; Harry Gray, sophomore of Rol)ersonville. N. C: and Coach Sam Green. TENNIS CANDIDS 177 3 4 dL ' w iL. ' 4 1 ' M M=4 . Front row: Doug Roberson, second baseman; John Ti- baiiil. pilcht-r; Don James, shortstop; Fred Mclean, hoi t stop; Charles (Buck) Pahner. shortstop; Ronnie Johnson, outfielder; George Faircioth, first base; Jim Cherwa. pitcher; George Fulcher. third baseman. Second row: Chuck Bowen, third baseman; Thomas Graham, pitcher; Steve Baker, fielder; Steve Driscoll, second base; Leroy Beaman. fielder; Guss Roberson. first basejnan: Dann Knighton, catcher: I ' etr Carpenter, third and outfielder: Coach Hawkins. Third row Bob Stroupe. Manager; Jim Fair, pitcher: Pete Bennett, lelt fielder; Walter Scott, catcher: Louis Hildrelh. pitcher; Steve Flack, outfielder; Steve Hauser. pitcher: anil Lewis Brooks, pitcher. F Coach Ha kin talking with the team in ihe dugout. 178 i - ., •- it ML Coach i:(i s 3Vfi stiat. witli llii- ti-aiii. Piaclici- makes pt-rli-ct, t pt-cially for our cldens Anolli r liil. .mil wr an- on lia?f - w Coach Hawkins i lining ihi- tram a ftu iioinlns lirtwrrii iiininfi -. , SwinJ: Kill . Ii.iriii.- 1,1 catchi ' iV t;l,. . ' Ilic lial IJ I 111 liiiM-. Juiliiin;; lix IIm GOLF 1969 Till ' fioir tram lliis i ' ar ciijoyi-cl a good season b luniiii; a l .llri Lain uilli more depth. Alex Pliillip «as iIhkI lr,lali t la t year and made All-Arnr[i,aii uoll,!. Ja Tiekiis eein to have a great (l.al ul potnilial an. I |ila e,l I ' xeeedinglx well thi eai. All in all ur had a better team than last ear and tliex li. Id l.i that |iii ili.in. JEFF SCROLL The m.ndiers ultli, ' Chowan Cdlege golf team are. Irom left to riglif Chip SidliNan. Ireshman id Camp Lejime. N. C; JaN I ' tekn . -opli. le ol Riehinond. a.: Alee Phillips. ophoin.ne ,,1 Franklin. a.; Hilton Phillips, a Irishman ol Exmore. a.: David .Sohrilo. Ire hnian ol Riehmond. Va.: Ti.ni Pitkin, ..phinni.re ,,1 irginia lieaeh. a. Jell SchoU. freshman ol Riehmond. a.: and Jinmi HiUaid. treshman ol Riehmond. a. 182 JIMMY HILLARD SW I ' ICKl SWINGIN ' SEASON TOM PITKIN 183 Spring Festival W 3Ww fiK fc Emma Brooks Queen of Spring Miss Supt. Barracks BECKY GANTT Sophomore Altenclant Spring Festival Court liss SupiTinlriuliiil Barracks ANN HOBGOOD Fn-shnmn l ' ri,i,vss 185 (;ERR EATON Sopliiiiitorc Allriiiltiiil Spring Festival Court Mis B,lk Hall PAT COFFEY freslinuin Allcildiail Miss Belk Hall SYDNEY LEE LEWIS Soplioiiioiv AtWndanl Spring Festival Court MissColuiims ROBIN PRICE Frc.-ilimiin Allfiuldnt li .-l ll.ill IIOMI IliKADW S..|,|u„ll„lr AlUiubnil Spring Festival Court liv J,„kiii-Hall JENNY FLOWERS Frrshimin Altnulanl 188 A Salute to Graphic Arts Tills vrarlMiok is a Irilmic In ihr School ofOraphif • rls and lliosc iiuoKcd wilh it. ll is an oulslamliiifj ■ ain|ilc ol llif schoors .■ Cfllrnl vvdlkinaiishi]). Thi ' staff wishes to express their apprei-iation li the iiisliuetors and student ol (irajjliie Art«. uln through llieir time and ellort. rtiade this carhook poss- ible. The Chowanoka Staff ] f 189 Editor ' s Note Now tlial tin last page is done, we owe a dfhl ol graliludf lo main who ludpt-d us this yrar. Thanks to lliosr who iiiadi it on time for picluies and with copy. A special tiiani s lo our ad isor?. Mr. Bill Sowell. Mr. Herman Gatewood. Mr. Charles Ste i ' n . and to my assistant, Phil Ferguson. ll is the liidiefof this staff that you will he ])lease l with this year ' s puhlieation and will enjoy it as much a we have enjoved working on it. The staff has worked hard and long hour and de- serve special recognition for their efforts. Caml (iunler. Marianne Pugh, Margaret Sparrer. Prank (Granger. Gary Whitle . all have done their jolis well. It has been indeed a pleasure and honor to he as- sociated with the (irajihic Arts DcpailuK ' nl and lo he this year ' s I ' roduction Editor. PRESTON HUNTER PRODUCTON EDITOR THE PORTRAITS IN THIS YEARBOOK WERE MADE BY SMITH STUDIO Photographers of Raleigh official Photographers For The 1969 CHOWANOKA You may order any type pictures from us on the portraits appearing, for we keep these negatives in our files. 14 E. Hargett Street Raleigh, N. C. Published By Printed on a Chief 126 Offset Press