Catawba College - Sayakini / Swastika Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1963 volume:

LIBRARY of CATAWBA COLLEGE from the Library of President and Mrs. Donald Curtis Dearborn For Reference Not to be taken from this room ft) MA mm m ■Be HI p 1 ' ' :■■ .:■-■; ■n r 1963 SAYAKINI PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF CATAWBA COLLEGE SALISBURY, NORTH CAROLINA SALLY FRITZ— EDITOR SUSAN HUNTER— BUSINESS MANAGER ' |i i i ..« ' 4.  ultmMoter Down in the verdant Southland High on the Piedmont plains, There ' s a tower that is piercing the heavens And a campus of fond memory lanes. Higher than the walls of man ' s making Are the thoughts of my sojourn there ; Brighter than the sun upon waking Are the friendships time cannot outwear. Fair Catawba, my Catawba Symbol of life and right; We, thy sons and daughters, Hail thee, Queen of light! Rich and glorious be thy future, World of influence wide. And with us who bear thy culture, May thy precepts and spirit abide. ««13 tX M $S : - M -Xi : ' ■-■ ' ■ ' HfM ' -ff ■ - - ' , . ■.-. ■ -77 ■ ' , ■ ■ ■ ' ■ , ■ - - _ - ,1-  .; .. k ■ ■ - ...•■; ■■ andAmnp tf Ma , ■ 5,;, _ . .L+. : «?£ «£ ■■ : jSWif • ::- 1 mM • 5 .JD ■ -zm ' «%s l f: k S . - dfaS ffAB A . ' .)• S s ' ' J ' ■ ■■ ' CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION 8 CLASSES 26 | ACTIVITIES 76 SPORTS 120 Htf ADVERTISEMENTS 146 -3 a (W - «$t M pr ■- DR. A. R. KEPPEL Dr. and Mrs. Keppel in their home. Wl The debt which Catawba owes Dr. and Mrs. A. R. Keppel can- not be measured. For twenty years they have enriched the lives of all who knew them. The dedication of this annual is an all too insufficient tribute to the lives of two people whose unsel- fish service is a constant inspiration for those of us who have had the opportunity to come under their influence. It is with sincere humility, immense pride, and genuine love that we dedicate this 1963 SAYAKINI to our friends and Ca- tawba ' s faithful servants — Dr. and Mrs. Alvin Robert Keppel. ' ■ IKS ;- ' ■ •  . -TV •$% 5 .v H£ ' ■ P ;  iw- ■ • ' , . v -w --• D 1 M 1 N 1 Hrs - , H£5iSra5Mfc • ' ■■:;, flp - Mass Make p «M JRb .j - «l Mf •HWnMM . - A •• - Rfl • Tl t ■ iBthi Up |T Iffii KIMg It LrJiMVMwmH ■ ■ ■(■mbiH T Lm Mm S Kf-st - K SjkBmI -W£ T V 3MT ? .-••.. - BJ R - ijMfBmdtomZ- SB - ' f ' i i B A mm A ' : v -« l HHWw -9 jwto£ - -.. T 1 N PRESIDENT- DR. A. R. KEPPEL - To the Members of the 1963 Graduating Class It is only right that you should feel proud over your accomplishment of having earned a bachelor of arts degree from an institution of higher education which itself has reason to be proud of its distinguished his- tory and its distinguished alumni. But, at best, such pride is unwarranted and extravagant unless it truly springs from an innermost spirit of abject humility. It was indeed a man who possessed such a mixture of these qualities who once said, Education is some- thing I always think I have until I get more of it. This, I trust, has become your own philosophy as you pause momentarily on this high pinnacle of your de- velopment, and I congratulate you most heartily on your achievement. But I also earnestly trust that the philosophy of education and of life which you have consciously or unconsciously made your own during your college years comprehends certain other basic tenets — so basic, that without them, your philosophy would be shallow and meaningless. And these tenets I believe I can most effectively impress upon your minds and hearts by a quotation from a commencement address made by the Executive Vice President of Ford Motor Company, Mr. Ernest R. Breech, who, when speaking to another grad- uating class like yours, said: I hope that you will not concentrate exclusively on your hands and your head, important as they are ; but rather that you will remember also the supreme dimen- sions of your soul. You will find that it has inexhaus- tible resources for noble and exalted living which will deepen and round out this high adventure you are about to undertake. It will lead you to the only real security man has ever found — spiritual security. It will help you to hold fast to those ideals and principles which go to make up the good life. You have a long head start toward a life of service and accomplishment. Live it well ! With my very best wishes always, I am Most sincerely, A. R. Keppel DONALD CURTIS DEARBORN, Ph.D. Professor of Mathematics Dean of the college RAYMOND JENKINS, Ph.D. Professor of English Dean of the Faculty DEANS DAVID J. SESSOMS, JR., M.S. Associate Professor of Political Science Dean of Men NAR WARREN TAYLOR, M.A. Dean of Women W ■ i ■ - w .r- MILLARD F. WILSON, M.A.E. Associate Professor of Commerce CARL GORDON BICKERS, JR., M.B.A. Associate Professor of Commerce ROY C. DERTING, M.B.A. Assistant Professor of Commerce BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ROGER M. CLITES, M.A. Associate Professor of Commerce W. GUY PROPST, M.Ed. Assistant Professor of Commerce poo EDUCATION J. LEON COULTER, Ed.D. Assistant Professor of Education J. C. McCOLLISTER M.Ed. Assistant Professor of Education LILLIAN BIRD ZACHARY, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Education ENGLISH LILLIE HALL ANTONAKOS, Ph.D. Associate Professor of English LILYAN COLSON, M.A. Associate Professor of English and Speech NELL HARDEN, M.A. Assistant Professor of English LAWRENCE B. BOND, M.M. Assistant Professor of Music LUCILE EPPERSON, M.M. Associate Professor of Music FINE ARTS LIDA ETTA RICE, M.M. Instructor of Music MARVIN D. WIGGINTON, Ed.D. Associate Professor of Music HOYT McCACHREN, M.A. Assistant Professor of Drama and Mathematics FREDERICH B. VACHA, M.A. Associate Professor and Acting Chairman of the Drama Department I DONALD H. WALTERS, M.A. Assistant Professor of Drama HOME ECONOMICS EDITH B. CORRIHER, M.S. Instructor of Home Economics KATHARINE FRENCH, M.A. Associate Professor of Home Economics mSm IBs ■i LANGUAGES NITA ANDREWS, Ph.D. Professor of Foreign Languages HANS E. ROEMER, M.A. Instructor of Foreign Languages JEAN P. ROSE, M.Ed. Instructor of Foreign Languages JOHNNY L. YOUNG, Ph.D. Associate Professor Romance Languages DANIEL E. KIRK, Ph.D. Professor of Biology JANE P. HOLT, M.S. Associate Professor of Biology EDMOND BRUCE NEWELL, M.S. Associate Professor of Biology 1 ;;; j ; jiii ' liill i: ; 1 i III NATURAL SCIENCES ANTONIOS ANTONAKOS, Ph.D. Professor of Physics HE ' . W ; .. GLENN W. DEAL, JR., M.A. Assistant Professor of Chemistry MAURICE CARY POWERS, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Geology and Astronomy MATHEMATICS WENDELL E. DETTY, Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry n JmmL HENRY HORACE GATEWOOD.M.S. Instructor of Mathematics WILLIAM EDWARD GIBBONS, M.A. Associate Professor of Mathematics RALPH B. JOHNSON, M.A. Associate Professor of Mathematics PHYSICAL EDUCATION EARL B. RUTH, Ph.D. Professor of Physical Education and Director of Intercollegiate Activities Y i — -4-4 r 4 ftL ' ? «§1IR H™ 1 FIB ' - £w : ' ' 4 x nH mmm )u m BETTY STANSBURG LOMAX, M.Ed. Assistant Professor of Physical Education SAMUEL A. MOIR, JR., M.A. Assistant Professor of Physical Education and Head Basketball Coach DON W. MAPHIS, M.S. Assistant Professor of Physical Education and Assistant Football Coach JOHN HARVEY STRATTON, M.A. Assistant Professor of Physical Education, Head Football Coach and Head Baseball Coach RELIGION PORTER W. SEIWELL, B.D. Campus Pastor and Assistant Professor of Religion ' A, ' : DAVID EARL FAUST, Ph.D. Professor of Bible and History DONALD J. SELBY, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Religion JAMES KING WEST, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Religion SOCIAL SCIENCES CHARLES GREGG SINGER, Ph.D. Professor of History PETER PENN COOPER, II, M.A. Associate Professor of Sociology and Political Science ERNEST L. JOHNSON, Ed.D. Associate Professor of Psychology ELISABETH RUSSELL SCRANTON, M.A. Professor of History BRUCE A. WENTZ, Ph.D. Professor of Philosophy and Psychology 5@£Ibw8£ AL BROWN, A.B. Director of Public Relations and Publicity FRED CORRIHER, JR., A.B. Director of Alumni Affairs REID JANN, M.A. Associate Professor of English and Registrar MARION M. RICHARDS, M.A. Director of Admissions DAVID E. SETZER, A.B. Assistant Director of Public Relations and Publicity LIBRARIANS MARY V. FISHER, M.S.L.S., Reference Librarian; LULU RUTH REED, Ph.D., Librarian and Professor of Library Science; MARGARET H. CRESS, B.A., Assistant Reference Librarian; FRANCES DECKER WENTZ, B.S., Assistant Librarian. HEAD RESIDENTS MRS. EVELYN DEAL Head Resident, Zartman Hall MISS DORIS KANEKLIDES Head Resident, Claremont Dorm MRS. ANNIE FULMER Head Resident, North Hall DOROTHY Y. KIZZIAH Dean of Residence FORREST G. PRI DGEN Superintendent of Building ' s and Grounds T Jf w m LAURA and CHARLES BILL SMITH Managers of the Canteen, Bookstore, and Post Office MARY EMMA KNOX, B.S. Dietitian ETHEL GOODLOW, Registered Nurse EVELYN KLIPPEL, Registered Nurse BUSINESS OFFICE Seated: M. Adele Swain, Bursar; Albert Carpenter, Busi- ness Manager. Standing: Eloise Peeler, Telephone and Mimeograph Operator; Shirley P. Rhinehart, Budgetary Control; Ruby Barringer, Accountant; Telca Elium, Ac- countant. SECRETARIES Seated: Frances Lee, Secretary to the President. Stand- ing: Mary Ann Cline, Secretary to the Directors of Public Relations and Publicity and of Alumni Affairs; Arlene Wyrick, Secretary to the Director of Admissions; Eleanor W. Randall, Secretary to the Dean of the College and to the Dean of Women; Barbara S. Hill, Secretary to the Dean of Men. r . r yn Memoriam JANIE E. ANDERSON Miss Janie is no longer with us. For more than 37 years Catawba College was her life. Her gift to Catawba was loyalty. Her reward was the friendship of the thousands whose lives she touched. No one has ever been more devoted to Catawba. ■I mm ■ Wm . , y -. ■ y. - ' rt; ' ■V . ... • • ? ' : ,Wr ... ■ _ - ■ u -n: .V ' • p „ ' i Wm •Vf P HJ C L A S S E S $ «K, £ , bl 1 W m u tm)mw ■ ■ ■■ i .«. ' - ■ m Oh, you lucky boy! A dink, name card, and a brown paper bag — how nice ! FRESHMEN FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Sue Crouse, Secretary; Joan Staley, Treasurer; Danny Fesperman, President; John Golladay, Vice-President. Excitement filled the air as we, the Freshman Class, entered the Catawba College scene those beginning days of school in September. For the first few weeks we were the most popular class on campus ; events were even held in our honor. After awhile we were no longer new and were distinctly labeled the lowest of the underclass- men. As the year rolled on, our former feelings of be- wilderment, confusion, and uncertainty turned into confidence as we became quite familiar with our new alma mater and everything related to it. We were becoming an integral part college life. We look forward to summer vacation, but with the coming of next fall will anxiously anticipate our return to Catawba College. ■ ■■■■ ' ■ JEAN ADDERHOLDT Lenoir DENNEY ALBERTSON Riverton, N. J. BRENDA ALEXANDER Landis MARY ALLEN Burlington WANDA ALPHIN Kinston DONNA ANDERSON Elon College JANE ANTOINE Nazareth, Pa. JANE ARROWSMITH Lancaster, Pa. CAROLANN AUSTIN Worcester, Mass. WILLIAM BAIR Reading, Pa. EDDIE BAKER Dallas BECKY BEACHAM Marston PAT BEATTY Wilmington, Del. CHARLES BENTON Wilmington WILFRED BERLIN . . . North Plainfield, N. J. SAM BOYD Danville, Va. HELEN BRICKER Lancaster, Pa . FAYE BRINKLEY Cana, Va. MARIAN BROCKMAN . . . Silver Spring, Md. EDWARD BROOKES Hillside, N. J. LARRY R. BROWN Salisbury WAYNE BURNS Hamlet JUDY CAMERON Lexington DAVE CAMPBELL Bethel Park, Pa. KATIE CAMPBELL Concord EDWARD CANNON Salisbury ANN CARLETON Dewitt, N. Y. PAMELA CARNES Madison ALBERT CARPENTER Salisbury CAROL CARTER Hoffman WILLIAM CASHION Mooresville MARY LINN CELL Raleigh BRENDA CHANDLER Burlington JANE CHIDESTER St. Louis, Mo. BOBBY CHILDRESS Mt. Airy STU CLAASSEN Mountain Lake, N. J. ELLIS CLINE Newton LINDA CLINE Shelby CAMERON COLEMAN Huntersville MARY COPE Pensacola, Fla. KATHY CORRIHER China Grove LYNDA CRAVEN Concord SUE CROUSE Dry Run, Pa. SHARON DEAL China Grove GARY DIEHL Bethlehem, Pa. LARY DIEHL Harrisonburg, Va. DORATHEA DILLON Martinsburg, Va. JOHN DOMYAN Bethlehem, Pa. AUDY DOVER Harrisburg MILLIE DOWLING Stewartsville, N. J. NEIL ENSSLEN Williamstown, N. J. BILL EUBANKS Lenoir SUELLEN EVANS Mooresville DAVE EYSTER Frederick, Md. NORMA FAGGART Salisbury ELLEN FAIRCHILD Conover LINDA FESPERMAN Mooresville DICK FISHER Bethlehem, Pa. ROBERT FISHER Salisbury JOHN. FOARD Newton HORACE FOIL Mt. Pleasant BRUCE FRACE Lancaster, Pa. MARCEL FUBER Branchville, N. J. SUSAN FURR Salisbury ORBE GARCIA Honduras ROBERT GARRETT Lancaster, Pa. RICK GILLIAM Alexandria, Va. GEORGE GLUCK Riverton, N. J. MARILYN GODDARD Lancaster, Pa. JOHN GOLLADAY Woodstock, Va. SAM GOLLADAY Woodstock, Va. EDWARD GOMEZ Goldsboro BARBARA GOODMAN Annandale, Va. LYNDA GOODWYN Hamlet JEFF GRADY Landis JOHN GRAY Durham JOAN GRIMES Drexel Hill, Pa. GERALD GULDEN Quakertown, Pa. ANNE HALL Cleveland BILL HALL Newton mm B m LEO HAMMER Asheboro PHIL HARBINSON Taylorsville PAT HARRISON Salisbury RAINEY HARTMANN Wyomissing, Pa. JOAN HARTSELL Salisbury MARY ALICE HASTY Cooleemee RUSSELL HATFIELD . . North Tazewell, Va. PHYLLIS HEFNER Conover KENNETH HEIDLER . . . Newport News, Va. WILLIAM HEIM Mitchellville, Md. JIM HELM Lancaster, Pa. DENNIS HERMAN Hanover, Pa. EMMETT HERMAN Newton JOHN HEYL Allentown, Pa. NANCY JO HIGGINS Burlington BETTY HILL Lumberton JAMES HILL Kittanning, Pa. MICHAEL HINSON Landis MARGARET HOKE Walkersville, Md. LIBBY HOLSHOUSER Cramerton NORWOOD HOWARD Thomasville PHYLLIS HUFFMAN Charlotte SUSAN HUNTER Salisbury ARNOLD HUSSER Advance JOHN ISENBERG Salisbury CAROL JEBENS Bethesda, Md. BEVERLY JOHNSON Columbus, Ohio JUDY JOHNSTON North Wilkesboro JUDY JONES Clemmons JANIE KEISLER Claremont FRANK KELLER Stratford, N. J. INEZ KENNEDY Seagrove BEN KESLER Salisbury CHOON KON KIM Seoul, Korea JO ANN KIRSCH Salisbury ANN KLUTTZ Burlington LAWRENCE KRIEBEL Duhlin, Pa. JEANETTE LAMBETH Thomasville JANNA LANDIS Churchland, Va. JAMES LANIER Concord DALE LEFLER Salisbury LINDA LEINBACH Newton DONNY LEMMOND Charlotte MARGARET LENTZ Greensburg, Pa. RICHARD LEWIS Concord JEAN LITTLE Cleveland CAROL LODGE Wilmington, Del. TOM LONEY Pittsburgh, Pa. CHARLES LONG Falls Church, Va. TREY LOY Malvern, Pa. FRANCES MACHINSHOK . . Marlboro, N. J. DIANE MANTAK Newton ANN MARTIN Lancaster, Pa. SHARON MARTIN Arlington, Va. DON MATTHEWS Carthage TIFFANY MAUK Roaring Spring, Pa. JOHN MAY Lancaster, Pa. WILLIAM MAYES Lamar, Pa. LORRAINE McELHONE Marlton, N. J. MYRA MEADOWS Oak Ridge MARY JO ' MELVIN . . . Colonial Heights, Va. JUDITH MILLER Claremont JOYE MILLS Mooresville EDWARD MISENHEIMER Salisbury JAY MONTROSS Riverside, Conn. JOAN MOORE Bethesda, Md. JAMES MOYER Perkasie, Pa. SHIRLEY MYERS Clemmons RONALD NANTZ Mooresville EDWARD NESTER Mt. Airy GENEVA NIXON Pilot Mountain JAMES OLMSTED Spencer, Mass. BONNIE O ' NEAL Durham JANE OSGOOD Springfield, Va. MARY OVERCASH China Grove HOWARD PALMER Thomasville IRV PARNELL Salisbury ROY PATTERSON China Grove GENE PEELER Salisbury VOHN PEELER Faith Tajnjffl CONNIE PITTMAN Burlington RICHARD PLYLER Lancaster, S. C. LARRY PRAETORIUS Orefield, Pa. SALLY PROSSER Lancaster, Pa. WILLIAM PRUITT Rockingham SOLOMON PUSEY West Grove, Pa. HARRIET PUTNAM Chapel Hill MARY ANNE REEDY . . . West Reading, Pa. CALVIN RICE Worcester, Mass. DONNA RIDGWAY Arlington, Va. LYN RINEHART Norristown, Pa. CHARLES ROBERTS East Spencer TIM ROJAHN Dallastown, Pa. JAN ROSS Burlington PATCHES RUNNION Prospect Park, Pa. JAN RYERSON Litchfield, Conn. JOHN SCOTT Blackwood, N. J. ZELL SETZER Newton CAROLYN SEWELL Bethesda, Md. BARBARA SHADE Gilbertsville, Pa. ANNE SHADE McLean, Va. SHARRELL SHIMP Millersville, Pa. PATSY SHOEMAKER Charlotte WILLIAM SHULENBURGER Salisbury JUDITH SIEGEL Millersburg, Pa. LINDA SIELSKI Bethlehem, Pa. STEVE SILLS Lancaster, Pa. MARIAN SIMONS Alexandria, Va. ANNE SKILES Arlington, Va. KATHY SLABACH Brownstown, Pa. FREDDY SMITH Pilot Mountain JAMES SMITH Berlin, Pa. JANICE SMITH Rural Hall CHARLES STAFFORD China Grove JEAN STALEY Mt. Joy, Pa. JOAN STALEY Mt. Joy, Pa. SHARON STARK Somerville, N. J. SIDNEY STELPSTRA . . Midland Park, N. J. CAROLE STOKES Lancaster, Pa. SANDRA STOUT Arlington, Va. KENNY TEMPLETON Statesville MARY LYNN THIEL Burlington MARGARET THOMAS Hanover, Pa. KATHY THORNETT McLean, Va. KAY TILLEY Summerfield ELTON TREXLER Salisbury MOLLY TUTTEROW Mocksville JANE VIRTS Hamilton, Va. PETE WAGNER Onancock, Va. LAWRENCE WALSER Lincroft, N. J. MARVIN WALTERS Lumberton SHARON WARRINGTON . . . Haverson, Del. DIRK WATERHAM Slagharen, Holland JEAN WATSON Hoffman JOYCE WEANT Kannapolis JANE WEBBER Hickory DAVID WENTLING Lansdale, Pa. SHIRLEY WHEELER New Bern LINDA LOU WHITENER Hickory DIANA WHITTINGTON Lexington JAMES WILEY New Bern JOYCE WILKINSON Tunstall, Va. JANET WILLIAMS Salisbury HUGH WILSON Morrisville, Pa. TREVA WINGO Silver Spring, Md. MARTHA WINTERS Lancaster, Pa. WILLIAM WINTERS Rochester, N. Y. DAWN WITHERS Bethesda, Md. JANE WOOD Salisbury SYLVIA WOOLEN Reidsville H. GIBBONS YOUNG Newark, Del. How angelic the sophomores look when they are all dressed-up for the Sophomore- Senior Dance. Linda Jones pauses to admire the beauty of our campus in the fall of the year. SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Bettye Shoffner, Treasurer; Terry Wolf, Vice-President; Marsha Deal, Secretary; Brooks Doyle, President. Upon our arrival in September, we were not filled with the same excitement that is charac- teristic of all freshmen ; we felt an emotion of our own. How good it was to return to college a second year, to see familiar faces — some of which we were at a loss as to a name to identify with them. Being sophomores, we were now of- ficially upperclassmen — to the frosh anyway. It wasn ' t long before we were back in the rou- tine of life as students at Catawba College. As we struggled through this year we took time out to smile inwardly at the freshmen who were mak- ing many of the same mistakes as had we. The end of the academic year approaches and we realize that as the next year comes we will be returning, not as undecided and as unsure as before, but with more of a definite goal to which we will aspire through our remaining years at Catawba. u CHARLES ABERNETHY Salisbury DIXIE ANDREW Greensboro GENE APPLER Littlestown, Pa. GEORGE AULT Holsopple, Pa. SUE BAKER Greensboro JOSEPH BALLARD Hamlet PAMELA BARBER Spencer WILLIAM BARRIER Mooresville JAMES BEAVER Rockwell JERRY BEAVER Landis CARLTON BELAND Wilson PHILLIP BERRIER Mt. Airy MARTHA BOGER Clover, S. C. LARRY BOST Mooresville RACHEL LEE BOSTIAN Salisbury JOHN BOYD Statesville BEVERLY BOYER Boalsburg, Pa. MARY ANN BRADY Salisbury PAT BREITENSTEIN Boone RON BRENDLE Hanover, Pa. ANN BROWN Salisbury BUDDY BRUNNEMER Gastonia BETTY BURNER Elkton, Va. CHARLES CALL Spencer JAMES CAMPBELL Purlear NICOLE CASTELLANO Sarasota, Fla. WANDA CHILDERS Kannapolis THOMAS CLARK Mifflinburg, Pa. PHILLIP CLEAVER Stroudsburg, Pa. RAYMOND CLINE Newton BERNARD CONNERS Salisbury MIKE COOKE Mooresville GENE CORRIHER Landis JUDITH CROUSE Littlestown, Pa. JANE CRUNKLETON Arlington, Va. RICHARD CRUSE Allentown. Pa. JOHN DAVIS Philadelphia, Pa. ROBERT DAVIS Martinsburg, Pa. EDMOND DEAL Mooresville MARSHA DEAL Arlington, Va. JOHN DENLINGER Mounteville, Pa. GAYLE DITTMAR Chambersburg, Pa. THOMAS DOUB Ellicott City, Md. BROOKS DOYLE Nazareth, Pa. WAYNE DUNN Kannapolis CURTIS EASTER Cana, Va. JEANNE ELGIN McLean, Va. DAN ENGLER Nazareth, Pa. RICHARD EVANS Ridgewood, N. J. DIANNE FALLS Lawndale BARRY FILLMAN Pipersville, Pa. SUE FINK Faith WAYNE FINNEY Kannapolis JERRY FOLTZ Hagerstown, Md. SHERON FULK Rural Hall CAROLYN GARMAN Woodstock, Va DAVID GARNER Lexington PRESTON GARRISON Morganton ELAINE GENTRY Maxton JOE GEORGIANA Nazareth, Pa. LARRY GIONET Jacksonville Beach, Fla. GEORGE ANNA GLENN Salisbury SAUNDRA GOETZ Greencastle, Pa. TOMMY GOODRUM Mooresville JANE GRAHAM Winston-Salem RICK GRAVES Southmont ROBERT GRIFFITH West Haven, Conn. TOM GROTE Latrobe, Pa. CAROLYN HAMPTON Elkin PAUL HARING Hightstown, N. J. FRED HARTZEL Biglerville, Pa. STEVE HAVNAER Conover DIANE HEARN Laurinburg LIBBY HEDRICK Lexington RONALD HEIST Allentown, Pa. DON HENDERSON Pittsburgh, Pa. GARY HERB Hegins, Pa. JOANN HILL Manchester, Vt. BILL HINCKLEY Hellertown, Pa. JUDY HOLLAR Claremont LOYE HOLLOMAN Concord EDITH HOLSHOUSER Salisbury TRINA HOLT Albemarle DAVID HONBARGER Salisbury JEANNE HOWARTH Taneytown, Md. DAVID HUMPHRIES Waynesboro, Va. BILL HUNDEMANN Pompton Lakes, N. J. MARY HUNSUCKER , . . Conover NANCY HYDE Bloomfield, N. J. EDITH JAMES Greensboro JULIE JONES York, Pa. LINDA JONES Thomasville RICHARD T. JONES Salisbury DALE KEENER Maiden HENRIETTA KEISLER Claremont SALLY KENNEDY Thomasville BONNIE KEPLEY Salisbury ALICE KLUTTZ Salisbury KENNETH KLUTTZ Cleveland GRANT KNOWLTON Huntersville GEORGE KUPER Easton, Pa. GARY LACKEY Wilkesboro CYNTHIA LAKE Hellertown, Pa. KATHY LANNING Westminster, Md. BARRY LEONARD Lexington DAN LEONARD Burlington LINDA LINVILLE Winston-Salem JOHN LITTLE Conover LOXI LOHMAN Chatsworth, Calif. FRANK LOOS Richland, Pa. STEVE LOVEKIN Churehville, Pa. BETH LUCAS Sanford m M m JOHNNY MARKLIN Mocksville NAT MARTIN Chambersburg, Pa. CAROLINE MAUNEY Cherryville JERRY MAYE Charlotte LARRV MAYHEW Mooresville EUGENIA McCACHREN Concord CAROLYN McCARN Badin DAVID McCOY Jenkintown, Pa. JIM McDOWELL Dallastown, Pa. john Mclaughlin Mooresville CASSIE McMANUS Wilmington, Del. ELLEN MIDKIFF Concord JUDI MILLER Scotch Plains, N. J. ARENDA MILLS Laurinburg DICK MINNICH Lititz, Pa. VINCE MIZERAS Fair Lawn, N. J. GALE MOON Salisbury JUDY MUHLHEIZLER Richfield SALLY NEWPHER Arlington, Va. CAROL NICHOLES Princeton, N. J. JOANNE NICODEMUS Martinsburg, Pa. BILL NIFONG Clemmons ALAN NITCHMAN Cranbury, N. J. TOM NOLL Wheeling, W. Va. ERIC OLANDT Pitman, N. J. THOMAS OVERCASH Salisbury DAVE OYER York, Pa. ;■: ' f CHARLES ANNA PARRISH Thomasville fli GARY B. PATTERSON Wilmington, Del. f§| JIM PATTERSON Monroeville, Pa. PAT PEELER Kannapolis KHAMPHOUT PHANTHAVONG Laos r JERRY POOLE China Grove DIANE POWL Lancaster, Pa. BETTY PUTNAM Granite Falls ANN RAUP Catawissa, Pa. KATHY REINBOLD Allentown, Pa. ROY REYNOLDS Sparta, N. J. ED RHODES Lexington JOE ROBINSON Newton PHYLLIS ROBINSON Salem, N. J. BOB ROSENBLOOM Shamokin, Pa. ANN ROWE Newton fl f- MANDY RUSSELL Thomasville WILEY RUTH Salisbury : RONNIE SCRONCE Hickory ELEANOR ANN SCRUGGS Spencer JIM SESSOMS Mt. Airy BOB SHAAK Lebanon, Pa. Sll. l; SHKPHKIil) Saiifunl ? j ' W CHAL REID SHERRILL Mooresville ]C St Jti GARY SHIVE Kannapolis BETTYE ANNE SHOFFNER Charlotte JOHN SHULTS Clark, N. J. ROBERT SHUPING Salisbury ELEANOR SIFFORD Salisbury WILLIAM SITES Fayetteville, Pa. WAYNE SLOOP Mooresville GAIL SMITH Altoona, Pa. JANET SMITH Mooresville MARTIN SMITH Asheboro PAUL SMITH Catasauqua, Pa. TOMMY SMITH China Grove MARY ANN SOWERS Lexington JANE SPATZ West Reading, Pa. JOHNSIE STAFFORD Salisbury JOHN SYKES Spencer JOHN TALBERT Salisbury CLAUDE TAYLOR Arlington, Va. PHYLLIS TAYLOR Laurel, Del. DAVID THOMPSON Burlington MIKE THOMPSON Arlington, Va. TONY THREADGILL Asheboro TONY TRANSOU Boonville LEON TREXLER Salisbury WAYNE TREXLER Salisbury TOMMY TROUTMAN Salisbury HOWARD VICTRY South Boston, Va. JIM WADE Martinsville, Va. MARY JO WARREN Charlotte TOMMY WATKINS Rockingham mwmmwammm JANE D. WEBBER Charlotte GUY WENCK Baltimore, Md. MARY LOU WILLARD Winston-Salem LYNN WINTERS Statesville TERRY WOLF Leola, Pa. BILL WOODRING Freeland, Pa. A penny for your thoughts. ' Hey, who ' s that new girl ? ' f I ■V ' ;-. ;n| :. Wm I i -4 ! VX Studying or Sleeping — take your pick. These two could pass for twins ! Better not pocket that money, boy! JUNIORS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Tom Golladay, President; Marvin Teer, Vice-President; George Pate, Treasurer; Faye Kerr, Secretary. September arrived and the routine of returning to college was continued. Once again it was back to the ole stomping grounds at Catawba, our home away from home where we have actually spent the major part of these past three years. Beginning to feel somewhat superior, classified as juniors, we did not look down on the underclass- men but were fully aware that our goal of ob- taining a college degree was half met. All of us had now entered our specific fields of study and were quite conscious of the rapidly approaching future. As the year closes many thoughts run through our minds : Next year we will be the leaders. Deep friendships have developed; can time outwear them ? We must continue to strive in making the Class of ' 64 the best! MIKE AMICK Burlington SCOTT BAILEY Falls Church, Va. WILLIAM BARKLEY Winston-Salem PAUL BARNHARDT China Grove TOM BASHORE Salisbury CHARLES BELCHER Oxford JUDY BLACKWELDER Charlotte SUE BOGER Rockwell ANNE BORTNER Asheboro WAYNE BOWERS Lexington SALLYANN BROWN Denver, Pa. JOHN BROWNELL Westfield, N. J. JOHN C. BURDETTE Salisbury SUE CAMPBELL Raleigh JANE CARLISLE Long Branch, N. J. PETER JAMES CHAGARIS New Bern JIMMY CHAMBERS Kannapolis TERRY CHANDLER Slatington, Pa. MITCHELL CHAPMAN Salisbury TOM CHILDRESS Mt. Airy NED CLINE Concord REECE COOK Concord ROBERT COOK Greensboro HARRY CORRIHER China Grove SUSAN COTTRELL Hickory JIM DAYVAULT Kannapolis REBEKAH DAYVAULT Kannapolis RALPH E. DERMOTA York, Pa. HAROLD DEVOE Rutherford, N. J. ROY DIVINEY Altoona, Pa. CAROL DIXON Sea Cliff, N. Y. DUDLEY DOMMERICH . . Old Greenwich, Conn. DOROTHY DONALDSON Glenside, Pa. ELEANOR DONALDSON Glenside, Pa. SYLVIA DOVER Harrisburg JOHN EYSTER York New Salem, Pa. LINDA FENSTERMACHER . Silver Spring, Md. MARY JANE FOWLER Salisbury JACK FRANTZ Newton ?6813 SALLY FRITZ Lancaster, Pa. WILLIAM EARL FUOSS . . . Swarthmore, Pa. JOAN GAVRON Salisbury ,l ■ ■ ■ : LEE GILLEN WATER Baltimore, Md. TOM GOLLADAY Woodstock, Va. RHONDA GREENE Salisbury GENIE GRIGGS Salisbury JUDY GROFT Westminster, Md. ROBERT GRUBBS Spencer GERALD HAIN Reading, Pa. KAY HAMMETT Concord ROBERT HARE Lansdale, Pa. JOHN HARTPENCE Easton, Pa. ALICE HEDRICK Winston-Salem DWIGHT HEDRICK Lexington PAT HESSON Hanover, Pa. ANGIE HOBBS Statesville GAYE HOLSHOUSER Concord HAROLD HOLSTE Rock City, 111. SUSAN C. HUNTER China Grove ROBERT REID JANN Salisbury AL JOHNSON Roanoke, Va. KENNETH KALLAM Mt. Airy CHARLES KARRIKER Mooresville i.V,7i : JOHNNY KARRIKER Mooresville LINDA KELLY Salisbury FAYE KERR Mooresville STEVE KIGER Rural Hall RICHARD KIRK China Grove ROBERT KLUTTZ Salisbury ED KNIPPLE Littlestown, Pa. PAUL KOLTERJAHN Rockport, Mass. DREW KRAUSE Lancaster, Pa. SARAH LANIER Welcome SUE LENTZ Rockwell PHILIP LEONARD Vale LINDA LITAKER Concord NORMA LONDON Punxutawney, Pa. GENE LONG Kannapolis MARTHA LONG Elizabethtown, Pa. PENNY LOVE Monroe MARLENE MACK New Haven, Conn. ROBERT McCANLESS Salisbury WILLIAM McDEVITT .... Williamstown, N. J. SUSIE McDOWELL Dallastown, Pa. TOMMY McINTOSH Salisbury ANITA McNEILL Lincolnton LINDA MILLER Salisbury BUTCH MOORE Madison MARY ALICE MOORE Washington, D. C. LINDA MORGAN Salisbury BOB MORTON Hatfield, Pa. GEORGE MOSS Rockingham JOHN A. MOWER Auburn, Pa. SANDRA MULLIS Salisbury SUE MUSSELMAN Salisbury JOHN NEWELL Salisbury THAYER NIEDERRITER Swarthmore, Pa. JUDY NOSS Westminster, Md. FOSTER OWEN Salisbury VALARIE PARADIS Branford, Conn. GEORGE W. PATE Hamlet ANNA PEELER Charlotte ANDY PERETIN . St. Michael, Pa. BUCKY POPE Pittsburgh, Pa. JAMES H. PRICE Kannapolis DENNIS RASCOE Burlington BARRY RITCHIE China Grove NANCY ROSEVEAR Alexandria, Pa. SARA ROYALL Winston-Salem JOHN SANDERS Greensboro PRANK SCHAFFER Slatington, Pa. FRAN SCHREYER Milton, Pa. WAYNE SCHWARTZ Biglerville, Pa. SALLIE SHEEK Winston-Salem JAN SHIVE Concord SARAH SIMS Spencer CARL DEAN SLABACH .... Brownstown, Pa. PERRY SLOOP Landis GERRY STIREWALT China Grove CHARLES STONER Hagerstown, Md. BILL STROUPE Salisbury MARVIN TEER Hillsboro NANCY THOMAS Glenside, Pa. JIM TRIPLETT Lenoir LINDA VAN SANT Erwenna, Pa. RON VENABLE Mt. Airy IP BRUCE WAGNER East Brunswick, N. J. JOHN WALLER Salisbury MAC WASHAM Davidson JAMES WHITE Mooresville WILBER WINSLOW High Point ROBERT F. WISEMAN Newland JIM WITMER Hanover, Pa. JOE WOODIE Statesville DON YOST Salisbury JOYCE YOUNTS Lexington PHIL ZAMPINO Massapequa, N. Y. JOE ZAPATOCZNY Altoona, Pa. A typical night in the canteen. K rfMH H -■° ; i ■ Pr J B l m j H d ■ Let me see, what else was on that test? ' ' I wonder what it feels like. ' m si Those in the educational block program meet outside on a warm fall day. Our lovely Miss Catawba as she is ready to enter the Christmas parade. Ken Money diligently studies in the library. SENIORS Ken Money, President; Kathy Boone, Treasurer SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Brenda Thomas, Secretary; Brenda Goodson, Vice-President; Seniors at last! After three years of being underclassmen, we, the Class of ' 63, finally reached the top. Come to think of it, the time did fly. This is our last chance to leave our im- pressions at Catawba as undergraduates. Upon approaching graduation we have mixed emotions : an eagerness to leave our campus of fond memory lanes and approach future chal- lenges but also a dubious feeling of having to uplift our roots from Catawba and re-orientate ourselves in a new environment. Looking back upon these past four years, vivid memories are implanted on our minds of our many experiences had here at our alma mater. Each one of us is able to assert that he has gained something through his interaction with Catawba College. BONNIE MAXINE ADAMS Hellam, Pennsylvania A.B. Sociology, Elementary Education S.G.A. Treasurer 2; Kappa Tau Kappa 3,4; North Hall Dorm Council 1; Blue Masque 3,4; S.C.A. 1,2, Co-Secre- tary 2; SAYAKINI 1,2; Fine Films Club 4; Junior-Senior Committee 3. JANIE BONDS ALLEN Salisbury A.B. English May Day Court 1; Freshman Class Favorite; Freshman Class Secretary; Adelphians 1; Choir 1,4; S.C.A. 1,2; S.G.A. Treasurer 1, Senator 4; S.C.A. 1,2; S.G.A. Treas- urer 1, Senator 4; Dean ' s List 2,3; Kappa Tau Kappa 3,4; Phi Epsilon 4; Who ' s Who Among American Colleges and Universities 4. THOMAS RAYMOND ALLEN Kannapolis A.B. Accounti ng, Business Administration College Rotarian 4; Senior Class Favorite; Advertising Club 2,3,4; Accounting Club 2,3,4, Second Vice-President 4. DANIEL GILBERT BARBEE Lexington A.B. Political Science, History, World Government Intramurals 1,2,3,4; S.C.A. 1,2,3; International Relations Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 4; College Community Commit- tee 4; Men ' s Dorm Council 4; United Nations Model As- sembly Delegate 3,4; Track 2; Fine Films Club 1,2,3; Kappa Tau Kappa 4. WINIFRED JANICE BARNES Rockledge, Florida A.B. Secretarial Science, English Blue Masque 1,2,3,4; Ars de Musica 2; Cheerleading 2,3; S.C.A. 4; International Relations Club 4; Canterbury Club 2,3,4, Secretary 3; Debating 3; State Student Legislature 4; Dean ' s List 1,2,3. SADIE CAROLYN BARNHARDT Cooleemee A.B. English Band 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2,3, Representative to S.G.A. 3; S.C.A. 4, Student Life Committee Sec. 4; W.A.A. 3,4. wm ANN BARRINGER Conover A.B. English, Elementary Education . S.C.A. 1,2; Kappa Tau Kappa 3,4, Second Vice-Pres., 4; Junior-Senior Committee Chairman 3; May Day Court 3; Wilson Warlick Scholarship 2; PIONEER 1; Fine Films Club 1,2,3. BETTY BROWN BEAVER Salisbury A.B. Psychology Pfeiffer College 1,2. JAYNE CAROLINE BISHOP Ft. Myers, Fla. A.B. History Claremont Hall Dorm Council 2; Band 2,3; Choir 3,4; Modern Ensemble 3,4; International Relations Club 3,4; Fine Films Club 1,2,3,4; S.CA. 1,2,3; Canterbury Club 3. RONALD H. BLACKBURN Kannapolis A.B. Physical Education Major ' s Club 1,2,3,4; Blue Masque 2; Coach 1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. Student Baseball BARBARA BOGGS Spencer A.B. English, French Sigma Pi Alpha 2,3,4; S.CA. 1,2,3,4; PIONEER 1,2; Baptist Student Union 2,3,4; Writer ' s Club 1; Fine Films Club 1. KATHRYN BOONE Burlington A.B. English, Drama Cheerleading 3; S.CA. 1,2; Claremont Hall Dorm Presi- dent 4; Senior Class Treasurer; Choir 1,2,3,4; Modern Ensemble 4; Student Union Committee Co-Chairman 4; Ars de Musica 1,4; Blue Masque 1,2,3,4, Representative 4; Fine Films Club 1,2,3,4. LARRY WAYNE BROWN Mooresville A.B. Business Administration Accounting Club 1,2; Fine Films Club 1; Advertising Club 2,3,4; Dean ' s List 2,3; Intramurals 2. DONALD R. BRUNNER Don Ridgeway, Pennsylvania Blue Masque 1,2,3,4, Social Chairman 2, Treasurer 3, Presi- dent 4, Off -Stage Award 2,3; S.CA. 1,2,3, Treasurer 2; S.G.A. Student Union Committee 2; Adelphians 4. ROSE NELL BRUORTON Hemingway, South Carolina A.B. Physical Education Wingate Jr. College 1,2; Major ' s Club 3,4, Secretary 4; W.A.A. 3,4; S.CA. 3; Homecoming Queen 3; Cheerleading 3,4, Co-Chief 4; Kappa Tau Kappa 4; Miss Catawba 4. WANDA THOMAS CALLOWAY Salisbury A.B. English, Elementary Education S.CA. 1,2; Student Union Committee 2; Kappa Tau Kappa 3,4, Secretary 4. Ill m ■■.■ ' ■ ' ■( FRANKLIN DEWITT CARRIKER Concord A.B. Business Administration, English Mars Hill College 1,2; Accounting Club 3; Advertising Club 3,4. MARY CARSWELL Morganton A.B. Physical Education Majors ' Club 3,4, Vice-President 4; W.A.A. 3,4, Spring Sports Head 3; Choir 3,4; North Hall Dorm Pres., 4; Athletic Representative for S.G.A. 4. MARTHA JANE CARTER Marty West Point, Virginia A.B. English S.C.A. 1,2. LONNIE RAY CHANDLER New London A.B. Physical Education Majors ' Club 2,3,4; Kappa Tau Kappa 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; S.C.A. 1. REBECCA CHASTEEN Becky Charleston, South Carolina A.B. Biology Mississippi College 1,2; PIONEER 3,4, Assistant Editor 4; W.A.A. 3; Choir 3; Band 3; Dean ' s List 3. PAUL KENNETH CLIFTON Cliff Salisbury A.B. History PIONEER Advertising Manager 2,3; Track 2; Cross Coun- try 3; Blue Masque Publicity Chairman. JAMES HAROLD CLINE Mount Pleasant A.B. Spanish Wingate Jr. College 1,2; Sigma Pi Alpha 3,4, Historian Reporter 4; International Relations Club 4. BEVERLY LYNN CORELLE Salisbury A.B. Chemistry, Mathematics Seymour Scientific Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 4; Sigma Pi Alpha 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4; Phi Epsilon 3,4, Sec. Treas. 3, Pres. 4; Blue Masque 1,2; SAYAKINI 1,2; Dean ' s List 1,2,3,4; Academic Honors Scholarship 1,2,3,4; Jack Kelly Memorial Scholarship 3; Dr. John Elliot Chem- istry Prize 3; Freshman Chemistry Achievement Award 1; Junior Marshal; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities 4. DOROTHY COVER Salisbury A.B. COMMERCIAL EDUCATION STANLEY COX Kannapolis A.B. Sociology Public Relations Office Photographer 1,2,4; PIONEER Photographer 4. KENNETH CRANFIELD Concord A.B. Music Education Band 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, President 3,4; North Carolina All-State Intercollegiate Band 1. JUDY LEE CRESS Judi Salisbury A.B. Biology Sigma Pi Alpha 1,2,3,4; Seymour Scientific Club 2,3,4, Secretary 4; College Community Committee Chairman 4; Kiwanis Scholarship 1; Day Student Council 4; Stu- dent Union Committee 2,3. MYRNA PEELER CROCKER Faith A.B. English, Drama Blue Masque 1,2,3,4; Fine Films Club 3,4; Majorette 1; Band 1; Cheerleading 3,4; W.A.A. 1,2,3,4; May Day Chairman 4; Kappa Tau Kappa 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Student Union Committee 3; Miss Basketball 3. GEORGE GLYNN DAVIDSON, JR. West Haven, Conn. A.B. History, Elementary Education S.C.A. 1,2; U.S.F. 3,4; International Relations Club 3,4; Kappa Tau Kappa 2,3,4, President 4; Sigma Pi Alpha 3,4. PATRICIA ANN DEES Patsy Salisbury A.B. Biology Sigma Pi Alpha 1,2,3,4; Seymour Scientific Club 1,2,3,4; SAYAKINI 1; Dean ' s List 2,3; Kiwanis Scholarship 3; Fine Films Club 3,4. BARBARA BERNHARDT DEESE Salisbury A.B. Physical Education Majors ' Club 2. flU w CHARLES EUGENE DOLL, JR. Hagerstown, Maryland A.B. History, Religion — Philosophy Choir 1; Band 1,2,3; Adelphians 1,2,3,4; U.S.F. 2,3,4; Track Manager 2,3. WADE H. DYSON, JR. Mocksville A.B. Biology S.C.A. 3; Seymour Scientific Club 3,4; Fine Films Club 2,3; Methodist Student Movement 3,4. MYRA KATHLEEN EASTEP Lexington A.B. English, Elementary Education Claremont Hall Dorm Treasurer 3; Band J; Majorette 1,2,3,4, Chief 3,4; Kappa Tau Kappa 3,4, First Vice- President 4. WILLIAM LEE EDWARDS Salisbury A.B. Chemistry, Mathematics PATRICIA JANE EGOLF Pat Mann ' s Choice, Pennsylvania A.B. Music Education S.C.A. 1,2,3; North Hall Dorm Council 2; Ars de Musica 1,3,4, Secretary 1, Vice-President 3,4; Band 1,2,3; Choir 1,2,3,4; Fine Films Club 2,3; Modern Emsemble Accom- panist 3,4. JOHN ESHBACH Lancaster, Pennsylvania A.B. Psychology, Sociology Kappa Tau Kappa 3,4; S.C.A. 1,2,4; Fine Films Club 1,2,3; International Relations Club 4. RICHARD EVERHART Salisbury A.B. Psychology, Economics Band 1,2; Fine Films Club 3. JAMES EYSTER Seven Valleys, Pennsylvania A.B. Business Administration Cross-Country 2,3; Advertising Club 3,4; S.C.A. 1,2. FRANK RAE FEENEY Salisbury A.B. Sociology, Psychology University of North Carolina 1; S.G.A. Day Student Representative 4; International Relations Club 2,3; Fine Films Club 3; Advertising Club 4; Baptist Student Union 2,3,4, Vice-President 2, Co-Founder 2, President 3, Publici- ty Chairman 4. ROBERT ALAN FOSTER Bob Island Park, New York A.B. Economics DONALD J. FRANK Hagerstown, Maryland A.B. Business Administration Lees-McRae College 1,2; Advertising Club 3,4, President 4; College Rotarian 4; Who ' s Who Among American Col- leges and Universities 4; S.G.A. Men ' s Representative 4. CONSTANCE SARAH GILSON Connie Almonesson, New Jersey A.B. Political Science, History W.A.A. 1; Zartman Hall Dorm Council 2; United Nations Mock Assembly 2,3,4; Junior Class Treasurer; S.G.A. Legislative Board 3,4, Senator 3; International Relations Club 2,3,4, President 3, Program Chairman 4; S.C.A. 1,2,3; Fine Films Club 3; North State Student Government Alternate Delegate Fall Conference 3, Delegate Spring Conference 3, Coordinator Spring Conference 3,4, Secre- tary 3,4; Who ' s Who Among American Colleges and Uni- versities 4. LARRY ROBERT GODWIN Salisbury A.B. Biology Junior Class President; Chief Junior Marshal; S.G.A. President 4; Chairman Judicial Board 4; North State Student Government Association Delegate 3, Chief Dele- gate 4; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities 4; Seymour Scientific Club 1,2,3,4; Sigma Pi Alpha 3,4; College Rotarian 4; S.C.A. 3,4; Methodist Student Movement Treasurer 3. BRENDA KAYE GOODSON Denver A.B. English S.C.A. 1,2; Phi Epsilon 3,4; Sigma Pi Alpha 3,4; West- minster Fellowship 1; S.G.A. Secretary 3; Sophomore Class Secretary; Senior Class Vice-President; Junior Marshal; Zartman Hall Council 2; Who ' s Who Among American Colleges and Universities 4; Dean ' s List 1,2,3; Homecoming Court 2,4, Queen 2; Sophomore Class Favor- ite; Kappa Delta Pi Medal 2; May Day Court 2,3. ENOLA ALLEN GRIFFIN Kannapolis A.B. Psychology Mitchell College 1,2. VAN D. GRIMES Faith A.B. History S.G.A. Senator 2. mm JAMES ALLEN HALL, JR. Payetteville A.B. History Montreat-Anderson Jr. College 1,2; International Rela tions Club 3,4; S.C.A. 3,4; Intramurals 3,4. BARBARA HARRINGTON Belmont A.B. Sociology Fine Films Club 1. JOHN E. HARRISON Lenoir A.B. Religion — Philosophy, History Hedrick Hall Dorm President; S.C.A. 1,2,3; Adelphians 1,2,3; Student Union Committee, Co-Chairman 3; Hedrick Hall Dorm Counselor 3; Fine Films Club Selection Com- mittee 3; Blue Masque 1,2. LINDA LOUISE HARTLEY Mocksville A.B. English S.C.A. 1; SAYAKINI 1,2,3; Choir 1.2,3; Sigma Pi Alpha 1,2,3; International Relations Club 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Dean ' s List 3. JACQUELINE ANN HEGE Salisbury A.B. English, History Montreat-Anderson Jr. College 1,2; Choir 3; Westminster Fellowship 3,4, Program Chairman 4. ARNOLD LAWSON HEILIG China Grove A.B. Business Administration Accounting Club 1; S.G.A. Judicial Board 4. ■ •fc JAMES RAY HILL Granite Quarry A.B. Accounting, Business Administration Accounting Club 2, ,4; Advertising Club 4; S.C.A. 1. DANIEL M. HOGUE, JR. Salisbury A.B. Business Administration PIONEER Associate Editor 1; SAYAKINI Staff Sports Editor 4; Advertising Club 3,4; Accounting Club 2; S.C.A. 1,2,3. EMILY JANE HOKE Walkersville, Maryland A.B. Home Economics SAYAKINI Staff 1,2,3,4, Editor 3; Home Economics Club 4, Historian 4; Homecoming- Court 2; May Day Court 1,2. WILLIAM LLOYD HOLLAND Bill Statesville A.B. Accounting, Business Administration Wake Forest College 1,2; Accounting Club 3,4; Dean ' s List 3. CAROLYN FESPERMAN HOLSHOUSER Mooresville A.B. English, Elementary Education MAMIE LORRA LEE HOLSHOUSER Mooresville A.B. Christian Education Womans College of University of North Carolina 1; Kappa Tau Kappa 4; S.C.A. 4. CAROL WILCOX HUGHEY Chattanooga, Tenn. A.B. Political Science S.C.A. 2,4; International Relations Club 3,4; Choir 2,3,4, Librarian 4; State Student Legislature 4; W.A.A. 2. HARRY OWEN IBBOTSON Slatington, Pennsylvania A.B. English, Elementary Education Hedrick Hall Dorm Council 1; S.C.A. 2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Kappa Tau Kappa 2,3,4. NANCY HAPPEL JARRETT Salisbury A.B. Biology Choir 1,2,4; Sigma Pi Alpha 2,3,4; Seymour Scientific Club 2,3,4; Adelphians 1,2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 2; S.C.A. 1,2,3,4; S.G.A. Judicial Board 4; Dean ' s List 1. RONALD LEON KEEVER China Grove A.B. Psychology Blue Masque 1,2,3, Front of House Award 2,3; S.C.A. 1; Cheerleading 3. CAROLINE LOIS KIRKPATRICK Salisbury A.B. Christian Education, Elementary Education S.C.A. 2,3; Kappa Tau Kappa 3,4. JOHN KLOOS Philadelphia, Pennsylvania A.B. History, Social Studies Junior Marshal; Cross-Country Track 1; Fine Films Club 1,2,3; International Relations Club 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. JAMES COLUMBUS KOONTZ Jim Salisbury A.B. Physical Education Day Student Council 1; Student Union Committee 1; Majors ' Club Treasurer 3, President 4. RICHARD ALLEN KURNIK Ellsworth, Pennsylvania A.B. Physical Education Major ' s Club 1,2,3,4; Varsity Football 1,2,3,4; Intra- murals 1,2,3,4. MARY RHOADES LATIMER Winston-Salem A.B. English Wing-ate Jr. College 1,2. CHARLES PHILIP LAUCKS Reading, Pennsylvania A.B. Religion — Philosophy Hedrick Hall Dorm Council 1; S.R. Dorm Council 4; S.G.A. Senator 1; Choir 1,3,4; U.S.F. 1,2,3,4, Vice-Presi- dent 2; President 4; S.C.A. 1,2,3,4; Board of Review 4. MARTHA ELIZABETH LEONARD Lexington A.B. English, Elementary Education Kappa Tau Kappa 3,4; S.G.A. Athletic Representative 4; W.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3, President 4; S.C.A. 1,2; North Hall Dorm Secretary 2, Vice-President 3. NANCY LORETTA LEONARD Lexington A.B. Christian Education Blue Masque 2,3,4, Secretary 4; S.C.A. 1,2,3,4; Adelphians 1,4; W.A.A. 1,2; Zartman Hall Dorm Secretary 2, Vice- President 3, President 4; Women ' s Residence Council 3,4; Band 1,2,4; Fine Films Club 1,2,3,4, Editor 3,4. MYRA LIPPARD Albemarle A.B. English, Elementary Education LARRY ARNDT LOFTIN Newton A.B. Business Administration Accounting Club 3,4; Advertising Club 1,2,3; Fine Films Club 1; SAYAKINI 3; S.C.A. 1; Intramurals 1,2. jSjnwi ROBERT ALAN LONG Bud Richlandtown, Pennsylvania A.B. Sociology, Psychology Cross-Country Track 1,2; Track 1,2; S.C.A. 1,2,3; Junior Class Vice-President; Junior Class Favorite; Board of Review 2; Student Union Committee Co-Chairman 4; Cheerleading 3,4; Archery Club 4. WADE H. LOWDER Salisbury A.B. Business Administration, Accounting Wingate Jr. College 1,2; Accounting Club 3,4; Intramurals 3,4. LOUIE EDWARD MARETT, JR. Statesville A.B. Business Administration University of North Carolina 1,2,3; Accounting Club 4. JUDITH McCONNELL Fair Lawn, N. J. A.B. English, Elementary Education W.A.A. 1,2,3,4; North Hall Dorm Representative 1; S.C.A. 1,2,3,4; Kappa Tau Kappa 2,3,4; International Relations Club 1,2; May Day Committee 1,2,3. DAVID HENDERSON McCORKLE Burlington A.B. Drama Blue Masque 1,2,3,4, Executive Board: Class Representa- tive 1,2,3,4, Blue Masque on the Air 1,2, Augustine Daly Award 3, Sidney Blackmer Onstage Award 3, Theatre Speech Certificate 2, Theatre Movement Award 3; Fine Films Club 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Ars de Musica 3,4; Can- terbury Club President 3,4; Who ' s Who Among American Colleges and Universities 4; Dean ' s List 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM C. McRAE, JR. Asheboro A.B. Biology Seymour Scientific Club 4; Fine Films Club 2,3; Intra- murals 1,2,3; S.C.A. 1. nCHrU am ZONA JEAN MILLER Bedford, Pennsylvania A.B. Accounting, Business Administration S.C.A. 1,2,3; PIONEER 1,4; W.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Accounting Club 3,4, Treasurer 4; Advertisting Club 3,4, Secretary 4; Dean ' s List 4. KENNETH L. MONEY Lexington A.B. Chemistry Track 1,2; Cross-Country Team 1,2; Hedrick Hall Dorm Vice-President 1; Sophomore Class Vice-President; Senior Class President. EVELYN CAMPBELL MORGAN Salisbury A.B. English, Sociology Fine Films Club 2; Dean ' s List 3. DUARD F. MURPHY Kannapolis A.B. Religion — Philosophy Choir 2; Band 3. JONCYE BURTON MURPHY Salisbury A.B. English, Elementary Education Appalachian State Teachers College 1,2. JOHNNY LEE NESBITT East Spencer A.B. Physical Education Major ' s Club 2,3,4. JAMES RICHARD NICHOLS Spencer A.B. Physical Education Majors ' Club 2,3,4; Intramurals 3,4. DEAN RAY NORMAN Boonville A.B. Business Administration Hedrick Hall Dorm Council 1; Accounting Club 3; Advertising Club 3,4; SAYAKINI 2,3; Intramurals 1,2. WALTER OLDHAM Glendon A.B. Business Administration Advertising Club 4. JULIA B. OWEN Spencer A.B. English, Elementary Education Kappa Tau Kappa 3. m CLAUDE OVERCASH Kannapolis A.B. History ROBERT WILLIAM PATTON Altoona, Pennsylvania A.B. French Pennsylvania State University 1; Football 2,3; Sigma Phi Alpha 2,3,4, President 4; College Rotarian 4; Judicial Board 4. RALPH JEROME PEELER, JR. Salisbury A.B. Business Administration Accounting Club 2,3; Fine Films Club 1,2; S.C.A. 1,2; Intramurals 1,2,3; Advertising Club 2. SAMUEL A. PENNINGER, JR. Sam Matthews A.B. Business Administration Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Accounting Club 3,4; Fine Films Club 2,3. Hj: ' - ■ m BRENDA LEONARD PICKEL Asheboro A.B. Psychology S.C.A. 1,2; Blue Masque 1,2; Fine Films Club 1,2,3; Sigma Pi Alpha 1,2; Kappa Tau Kappa 3,4. RAY PICKEL Walnutport, Pennsylvania A.B. Psychology Band 1; Choir 1; S.C.A. 1,2,3,4; Seymour Scientific Club 1,2,3; Kappa Tau Kappa 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Adver- tising Club 2; Fine Films Club 2; Hedrick Hall Dorm Council 1. 1 ! ■ ■ H STANLEY JOSEPH PIELOCH Oceanside, N. J. A.B. History International Relations Club 3,4; Junior Marshal; Sigma Pi Alpha 2,3; Blue Masque 1; Kappa Tau Kappa 3; S.C.A. 1,2; Intramurals 2,3. GLENDA DEAL POOLE China Grove A.B. Music Education Choir 1,4; Band 3,4; Clef Club Treasurer 4; Ars de Musica 1,3,4, State Secretary 3,4; Ingle Music Medal 3. DARRYL HAMPTON PORTER Lexington A.B. Accounting, Business Administration Accounting Club 3,4; Intramurals 1,2; Advertising Club 3,4; Fine Films Club 1,3; Seymour Scientific Club 1. LINDA RUTH POTEAT Spencer A.B. English, French Blue Masque 1,2,3; SAYAKINI 2,3,4, Business Manager 3; Day Student Council 4; Sigma Pi Alpha 2,3,4; PIONEER Assistant Advertising Manager 2; S.C.A. 2; Cheerleading 4; Methodist Student Movement President 3; Vice-Presi- dent 4; Dean ' s List 2,3,4; State Student Legislature 4; Fine Films Club 2,3. MARTHA S. POWER Lexington A.B. English, Religion JUNE QUACKENBUSH Winston-Salem A.B. Christian Education, Drama, Speech Choir 1,2,3,4; Adelphians 1,2,3; Blue Masque 3,4; S.C.A. 12 34 Co-Pres. 4; Westminster Fellowship 1,2,3,4; Can- terbury Club 4; PIONEER 1. KAREN EIDE RAWLING Salisbury A.B. Political Science, History, English, French Who ' s Who Among American Colleges and Universities 4; Rebecca H. Frantz Essay Prize 3; Fischback Award 3; Middle South Model United Nations General Assembly 2,3,4, Catawba Delegation Chairman 3,4, Best Delegate Award 3; State Student Legislature 4, Interim Council 4, Catawba Delegation Chairman 4; Best Speaker in Senate Award 4; North State Student Government As- sociation Parliamentarian 4; Carolina Collegiate Press Assoc. Board of Directors 3, Honorable Mention Best Col- lege Newspaper Article 3; Academic Honors Scholarship 1,2,3,4; Dean ' s List 2,3; Phi Epsilon Vice-Pres. 4; Sigma Pi Alpha 2,3,4; S.G.A. Judicial Board 3; Legislative Board 2,4; PIONEER 1,2,3, PIONEER Key 2,3, Editorial Board Chairman 2,3; SAYAKINI Literary Editor 2; Interna- tional Relations Club 1,2,3,4, Program Chairman 3; S.C.A. 1,2,3,4, Cabinet 3; Blue Masque 2; Debating 3. CHARLES GALEN RIDER Dillsburg, Pa. A.B. Business Administration Advertising Club 1,2,3; Choir 1; S.C.A. 1; Accounting Club 3,4, First Vice-Pres. 4; Fine Films Club 1,2; SAYAKINI 3; Intramurals 2,3; Dean ' s List 4. ROBERT TALLEY ROAKES Salisbury A.B. Business Administration Fine Films Club 1,2; S.C.A. 1,2,4; Advertising Club 2,3,4; Accounting Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 3, President 4; In- tramurals 1,2,3,4; Day Student Council 3; College Rotarian 4; S.G.A. College Community Committee 3. JAMES COLUS ROBBINS West Point, Virginia A.B. Business Administration Freshman Class President; Hedrick Hall Dorm President 1; Band 1,2,3; Choir 1,2; Advertising Club 1,2,3,4, Treas- urer 4; Accounting Club 1,2,3; Blue Masque 1,2; S.C.A. 1,2; Intramurals; Men ' s Residence Council 1. Dean ' s List 4. TOM ROBERTS Salisbury A.B. Chemistry Varsity Basketball 2,3,4. KATHERINE FRANCES ROHE Baltimore, Maryland A.B. Christian Education Towson State Teachers College 1; S.C.A. 2,3,4, Corres- ponding Secretary 3; U.S.F. 2,3, Program Chairman 3; Westminster Fellowship 4; Fine Films Club 3; Adelphians 2,3,4. CHESTER JAMES ROSE Jim Altoona, Pennsylvania A.B. Physical Education Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; S.G.A. 1; Majors ' Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; College Rotarian 4; Athletic Represen- tative 2. ANN CALDWELL SCHOFIELD Durham A.B. Home Economics, Elementary Education S.C.A. 1,2; Home Economics Club 2,3,4, Treasurer SAYAKINI 3; Blue Masque 4; Kappa Tau Kappa 3,4. MARTHA LONG SEIWELL Marty Salisbury A.B. Secretarial Science W.A.A. 1,2,3,4; S.C.A. 1,2,3,4; North Hall Dorm Council Treasurer 3; Accounting Club 2,4; Advertising Club 3,4; S.G.A. College Community Committee 4; SAYAKINI 3,4; Dean ' s List 4. CAROLYN HEOELMEYER SIMMONS Salisbury A.B. Sociology George Peabody College for Teachers 1,2. ■ ' Jk£3BS ■— AUGSTA JANE SINK Lexington A.B. Chemistry S.C.A. 1,2,3,4; W.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Sigma Pi Alpha 1,2,3,4; Seymour Scientific Club 1,2,3,4; Dean ' s List 1; Chemistry Achievement Award 1. CHARLES SKUTCHES Slatington, Pennsylvania A.B. Biology S.C.A. 2,3; S.G.A. 3; Seymour Scientific Club 3,4, Vice- President; Junior Marshal; Student Union Committee 4. GROVER SMITH Wadesboro A.B. Business Administration Monogram Club 1,2; Advertising Club 3,4, Vice-President 4; Accounting Club 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Fine Films Club 1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. WAITE HOYT SNIPES Landis A.B. Political Science Student State Legislature 4. WALTER S. SNOWA, JR. Richmond, Virginia A.B. Religion — Philosophy, History Blue Masque 4; U.S.F. 1; S.C.A. 1,2,4; International Rela- tions Club 3,4; Dean ' s List 3; Adelphians 1,2,3,4, Vice- President 3, President 4. LARRY LEE STAMBAUGH Hanover, Pennsylvania A.B. Business Administration Accounting Club 2,4; Fine Films Club 2; Advertising Club 3. JOHN R. STIREWALT China Grove A.B. Business Administration, Accounting Accounting Club 2; Fine Films Club 3. GARNEITA JANE STOUT Neita Salisbury A.B. Home Economics Home Economics Club 1,2,3,4, President 4; State Home Economics College Clubs Section Vice-President 3, Presi- dent 4; S.C.A. 1,2; Homecoming Court 2; Junior Class Secretary; May Day Court 3; Dean ' s List 1,2,3,4; Who ' s Who Among American Colleges and Universities 4; Phi Epsilon 4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Modern Ensemble 3,4. CORA ELLEN STROUD Mocksville A.B. History, English W.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 4; North Hall Dorm Coun- cil 3; Blue Masque 2,3,4; PIONEER Art Editor 4. w .;.:::.. :: BRENDA GAYE THOMAS China Grove A.B. English Choir 1,3,4, President 4; S.C.A. 1,2,3; Freshman Class Favorite; Homecoming Court 1; May Day Court 1; Baptist Student Union 2,3,4, President 4; Phi Epsilon 3,4, Projects Chairman 3; Junior Marshal; Senior Class Secretary; Choir Vocal Ensemble 3,4; Dean ' s List 1,2,3; Who ' s Who Among American Colleges and Universities 4. MARTHA THREADGILL Asheboro A.B. English, Elementary Education S.C.A. 1,2; Dean ' s List 2,3; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Claremont Hall Dorm Secretary 2, Vice-President 3; Kap- pa Tau Kappa 2,3,4, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4; Sigma Pi Alpha 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3, Phi Epsilon 3,4; Choir 3,4, Secretary 4; Modern Ensemble 3,4; Junior Class Favorite; S.G.A. Student Union Committee Secretary 4; Who ' s Who Among American Colleges and Universities 4; May Day Court 2; Junior-Senior Committee 3. HENRY LESTER TROUTMAN Statesville A.B. Accounting Mitchell College 1,2,3; Accounting Club 4; Fine Films Club 4. MIKE WACHTER Greensboro A.B. Mathematics Advertising Club 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Fine Films Club 2,3. GARRY N. WATKINS Salisbury A.B. English S.C.A. 1; Sigma Pi Alpha 2,3,4. ■■ ' ■- JOHN LAMAR WHITE Gastonia A.B. Physical Education Majors ' Club 2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4. DON WILLIAMS Concord A.B. Physical Education, History, Biology Football 3,4; Majors ' Club 3,4. LINDA G. WILSON Collingswood, N. C. A.B. French, Spanish Sigma Pi Alpha 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Modern Ensemble 3,4; S.C.A. 2,3,4; Indian Archers Secretary-Treasurer 4; Dean ' s List 1,2,3,4. BONITA LOUISE WITMER Loysburg, Pennsylvania A.B. English S.C.A. 1; Cheerleading 1,2,3,4, Chief 3,4; International Relations Club 4; W.A.A. 2,3; May Day Court 4. SHIRLEY KAY WOLFE Mercersburg, Pennsylvania A.B. English, History- Blue Masque 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 2; Co-Social Chairman 3, Historian 4, Sidney Blackmer Onstage Award 2; SAYAKINI Sta ff 1,3; International Relations Club 3,4, President 4; Who ' s Who Among American Colleges and Universities 4. Really, it ' s from my mother ; I swear it is. What ' s going on here ? Nothing but dust again. 1 PH JP A C T I V I T I E S qfi SENATE MEMBERS, First Row, left to right: Anna Peeler, Women ' s Representative; Libby Hedrick, Treas- urer- Larry Godwin, President; Judy Noss, Secretary; Janie Allen, Senator. Second Row: Frank Feeney, Day Student Representative; Don Frank, Men ' s Representa- tive; Foster Owen, Senator; Jack Frantz, Vice-President; Dave Campbell, Freshman Representative. Missing are the Advisers, Dr. Powers and Mr. Bond. STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Larry Godwin, President The Student Government Association claims each student of Catawba College as its member. The organization has a major responsibility on campus. Through its elected Senate and officers and by way of its joint student-faculty committees, the association strives to protect the good name and the liberties of our institution and ourselves ; to promote peace and tranquility in our halls ; and to strive diligently to promote sound thinking and right acting among all our mem- bers. Its eight hundred fifty-six members should realize that this organization is work- ing for them, by them, and through them for their benefit with the help of advisers, Mr. Bond and Dr. Powers. m Iktd M IF HEDRICK HALL DORMITORY COUNCIL, Seated: Danny Fes- perman; Bill Pruitt, Richard Lowder. Standing: Tom Bailey, Charles Benton, John Scott, Ken Templeton. SALISBURY-ROWAN DORMITORY COUNCIL, Seated: Mr. Johnson, Phil Laucks, Dean Norman. Standing: Bob Morton, Don Frank, Representative; Andy Peretin. ' WOMEN ' S RESIDENCE COUNCIL, First Row: Martha Thread- gill, Loretta Leonard. Second Row: Anna Peeler, Representative; Mary Carswell, Miss Taylor. Kathy Boone was on the council first semester. ATHLETIC COUNCIL: Martha Leonard, Carswell, Ronnie Crouse. Bill McDevitt, Mary DAY STUDENT COUNCIL: Don Yost, Judy Cress, Frank Feeney, Representative; Mr. Wilson. JraSKFs STUDENT GOVERNMENT BOARDS JUDICIAL BOARD The members of the Judicial Board hear all disciplinary cases referred to it. Members include: Miss Taylor, Alice Hedrick, Judy Noss, Nancy Jarrett, Miss Harden, Arnold Heilig, Mr. Jann, Mr. Sessoms, Larry Godwin. LEGISLATIVE BOARD The Legislative Board acts upon all legislation passed to it by the Senate. Members include: Connie Gilson, Julia Jones, Dr. Ruth, Karen Rawling, Judy Noss, Jack Frantz. BOARD OF REVIEW The function of the Board Of Review is to review the various club activities on campus. Members in- clude: Phil Laucks, Gaye Holshouser, Mrs. Corriher, Jack Frantz. V ' T cjx -itf INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB The Purpose of the International Relations Club is to promote the understanding of world events. First Row, left to right: Dr. Faust, Jayne Bishop, Bonita Witmer, Shirley Wolfe, President; Linda Hartley, Connie Gilson, Khamphout Phanthavong. Second Row: Steve Lovekin, George Davidson, Phil Cleaver, Robert Davis, William Nifong. Third Row: John Eshbach, Dick Waterham, Choon Kon Kim. Fourth Row: Steve Sills, Dan Barbee, Stan Pieloch. ARS de MUSICA The purpose of the Ars de Musica Club is to en- courage performance of good music and to partici- pate in musical activities. Seated left to right: Miss Epperson. Standing: Genie Griggs, Ralph Dermota, Wanda Childers, Sally Kennedy, Norma London, President; Kathy Boone, Carolyn Hampton, Norwood Howard, Ann Raup, Dave McCorkle. T J! m jgpK First Row, left to right M. Threadgill, H. Keisler, A. Skiles, M. Deal, W. Childers, N. London, M. Sowers, T. Doubs, T. Threadgill, C. Hampton, J. Hill, S. Stout, G. Griggs, K. Boone, N. Stout. Second Row: Mr. Bond, M. Brady, M. Long, M. Willard, B. Boyer, A. Hedrick, N. Howard, D. Oyer, G. Patterson, G. Ault, G. Wenck, R. Hatfield, N. Rosevear, J. Allen, L. Craven, S. Griggs. Third Row: S. Fulk, L. Wilson, S. Baker, J. Quackenbush, J. Spatz, S. Bailey, V. Mizeras, T. Goll aday, J. Foltz, D. McCorkle, D. Eyster, J. Denlinger, C. Carter, G. Poole, J. Bishop, P. Egolf. Fourth Row: S. Martin, C. Hughey, J. Noss, R. Dermota, F. Owen, J. Mower, E. Olandt, P. Smith, R. Black, J. Shults, P. Laucks, B. Jann, M. Carswell, B. Thomas, S. Kennedy, C. Austin. CATAWBA COLLEGE CHOIR Combining fine music, service, and fun, the Catawba College Choir renders a great service to the school and the community. In addition to presenting concerts at Christmas and in the spring, it provides sacred music for Vespers, Chapel, and Baccalaureate services. These per- formances of fine music are given for the en- tertainment of others and for the valuable ex- perience and pleasure of the choir members. L s ' jsr: psmm v e y r- ■■ f , l if • — v v Jm T r. f ; - •?«,■ ' . M9S I BH!SH1 S£ atS .- . 5«WvTV« l MODERN ENSEMBLE, Seated: G. Patterson, S. Bailey J. Shults, T. Doub, R. Dermota, E. Olandt, J. Denlinger. Standing: N. Stout, L. Wilson, J. Bishop, J. Noss, B. Thomas, P. Egolf, J. Quackenbush, C. Hampton, K. Boone, M. Threadgill. Mr. Bond is directing. CHOIR OFFICERS: Brenda Thomas, Presi- dent; Foster Owen, Vice-President; Martha Threadgill, Secretary; Bob Jann, Business Manager; Genie Griggs, Treasurer. The Catawba College Choir singing for the ground-breaking ceremony for the new chapel. W g i First Row, left to right: T. Goodrum, S. Wheeler, M. Mel- vin, C. Barnhart, K. Hammet, M. Eastep, E. Mldkiff, L. Leonard, K. Slabach, L. Praetorius, W. Brown. Second Row: H. Corriher, J. Lanier, G. Poole, D. Slabach, G. Knol- ton, J. Newell, G. Gluck, K. Jones, S. Kennedy, K. Moyer, T. Wingo, Dr. Wigginton. Third Row: K. Cranfield, G. Shive, W. Schwartz, N. Howard, R. Hatfield, Z. Setzer, J. Marklin, A. Husser, H. Wilson, P. Zampino, J. Denling- er, D. Herman. P CATAWBA COLLEGE BAND Athletic events, parades, and many other as- pects of campus life are brightened by the Ca- tawba College Band. In the spring the band travels around the surrounding community giving con- certs. Eligibility is based upon ability to play a wind, brass, or percussion instrument. The offi- cers are Ken Cranfield, president; Harry Cor- riher, vice president ; Carolyn Barnhardt, secre- tary; and Glenda Poole, treasurer. First Row, left to right: Dr. Faust, Karen Moyer, Treva Wingo, Kathy Rohe, Beverly Boyer, Anna Peeler, Dixie Andrew, Nancy Rosevear, Dr. Wentz. Second Row: Don Brunner, Mary Jo Warren, Charles Doll, Jane Virts, John Hartpence, Ralph Dermota, Walter Snowa, Harold Holste, Jerrold Foltz, Lary Diehl, George Ault, Barry Fillman, James Smith, William Mayes, Frank Schaffer. ADELPHIANS The purpose of the Adelphian Society is to promote Christian fellowship, study, and service in the field of religious activity. Therefore it is open to all students interested in any kind of pro- fessional Christian activities. During the year this organization sends members to the Veterans ' Ad- ministration Hospital and deputation teams to the nearby churches. Publishing their own monthly newspaper is another project of this active club. ADELPHIANS OFFICERS, Seated: Beverly Boyer, Secretary-Treasurer; Walter Snowa, President; Anna Peeler, Co-Chairman of De- putation. Standing: Ralph Dermota, Vice- President; Dr. Faust, Adviser; Dr. Wentz; Harold Holste, Co-Chairman of Deputation. I I J First Row, left to right: D. Brunner, S. Cottrell, D. Dil- lon, S. Warrington, L. Leonard, S. Wolfe, D. Humphries. Second Row: T. Wingo, S. Crouse, P. Lentz, P. Runnion, L. Sielski, C. Sewell, M. Fowler. Third Row: W. Barnes, D. Withers, D. Newell, R. Brendle, J. Cress, B. Adams, A. Mills, J. Wilkinson. Fourth Row: W. Snowa, D. Engler, W. Winslow, E. Olandt, J. Davis, D. McCorkle, M. Mack, L. Gillenwater, Mr. Walters. Fifth Row: K. Boone, K. Campbell, A. McNeill, P. Thomas, J. Miller, I. Kennedy, L Leinbach, L. Whitener. BLUE MASQUE BLUE MASQUE OFFICERS, Seated: Shirley Wolfe, Historian; Loretta Leonard Secretary; Anne Bort- ner, Treasurer. Standing: Dave Humphries, Social Chairman; Don Yost, Vice-President; Mr. Walters, Adviser; June Quackenbush, Social Chairman; Don Brunner, President. If a play can possibly be made a success, the Blue Masque will do it. Every year this fine dra- matic organization produces at least one of the plays presented by the drama department and co- operates closely on all the productions. The Fan- tasticks was the play chosen as the club ' s main production of the year. The Catawba Blue Masque is organized to pro- mote dramatic interest and appreciation on the campus and in the community. Besides dramatic productions, the football concession stand and the Fine Film Club are under the capable leadership of this club. An additional activity added to the agenda this year was a debate between the Blue Masque and the Adelphians. F i y frj T|i ipm V ' -■J ■ ' ■■V : -- - Practice makes perfect. A small cast makes a big success of The Fantasticks. ' Up goes the wall again. Sganarelle, in Don Juan, was as funny as Bill Harlow is himself. The magnificent death scene featuring Dave McCorkle. tr- - ' - B Br j Wj I m Im J r ' ■ pr r ' r H 1 1 £- - -- ' - — ' - ---:■- ' r The purpose of the Pioneer is to stimulate an interest in school activities by publishing cur- rent news articles. This essential part of Catawba is issued by-monthly and more often when needed. Although its job is chiefly to publish the paper, this active staff finds time for other activities. They plan to work with Phi Epsilon in publishing a literary magazine. Members are chosen on the basis of willingness to work and interest in jour- nalism. Picnt t Editor: Alice Hedrick News Reporters: Seated, left to right: Judi Miller, Joan Gavron. Standing: Mary Ann Sowers, Shirley Myers, Kathy Reinbold, Martha Hutson. News Reporters, Seated, left to right: Jo Ann Kirsch. Standing: Karen Moyer, Susan Furr, Mary Alice Moore, Zona Miller. : -: Business Staff, Seated: Left to Right: Linda Kelly, Typist. Standing: Judy Jones, Advertising Assistant; Bill Nifong, Advertising Manager; Mary Ann Reedy, Circulation As sistant; Dorothy Donaldson, Circulation Manager. Advisers: Mr. Jann and Mr. Cooper. Editorial Staff: Bob Jann, Business Manager; Jerry Foltz, News Editor; Stanley Cox, Photographer. Editorial Staff: Beverly Boyer, Feature Editor; Cora Stroud, Cartoonist; Rebecca Chasteen, Assistant Editor. Photographer: John Mower Editor: Sally Fritz SAYAKINI Picture Staff: Kay Hammett, Judy Groft, Faye Kerr. Advisers: Miss Harden and Mr. Bickers. Business Staff, Seated: Susan Hunter, Business Manager. Stand- ing: Gerry Stirewalt, Linda Poteat, Sylvia Dover. Typist: Marty Seiwell. As we leave our campus of fond memory lanes many pleasant memories are imprinted on our minds. The 1962-63 SAYAKINI staff has diligently attempted to put together a yearbook which will enrich these memories. You have before you a pictorial record of the campus highlights for this past academic year. Sports Editor: Marvin Teer. Literary Staff, Seated: Margaret Hoke, Mary Alice Moore, Eleanor Donaldson. Standing: Pat Beatty, Diane Powl. CABINET MEMBERS, Seated, left to right: Dorothy Donaldson, Mr. Seiwell, June Quackenbush, Reece Cook, Dr. Zachary, Guy Wenck. Standing: Harold Holste, Nancy Rosevear, Valerie Paradis, Marty Long, Sue Baker, Linda Linville, Ralph Dermota. STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION The Student Christian Association is a club or- ganized to serve the campus and the community in both religious and secular activities. Each year the Student Christian Association ' s five commit- tees sponsor a wide variety of activities which in- clude volunteer work at the Nazareth Children ' s Home and Veterans ' Administration Hospital. This year a great deal of interest was drawn to the Student Christian Association ' s seminar on Marriage. Desire and interest in Christian endeavors are the only requirements for membership in this worthy organization. In order to help finance their projects the club publishes the student directory and sells flowers at the Homecoming game. The profits are used in the true Christian spirit to the best advantage. te s COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMITTEE, First Row: D. Mantak, E. Donaldson, D. Donaldson, C. Sewell, J. Wilkinson. Second Row: J. Virts, B. Boggs. Mrs Seiwell, P. Beatty, W. Alphin, Third Row: J. Patterson, M. Tutterow, H. Holste, S. Campbell, J. Moscar. Fourth Row: J. Shultz, P. Thomas, M. Reedy, C. Dixon, P. Carnes, J. Wiley. Fifth Row: S. Pusey, D. Waterham, L, Gionet, N. Martin. RELIGIOUS LIFE COMMITTEE, First Row: J. Smith, W. Mayes, D. Albertson, T. Noll. Second Row: T. Wingo, N. Rosevear, R. Dermota, J. Siegel. Third Row: S. Wheeler, H. Bricker, G. Dittmar, S. Baker. Fourth Row: K. Rawling, W. Snowa, A. Peeler. CAMPUS LIFE COMMITTEE, First Row: D. Fesperman, R. Heist, E. Brooks, J. Hartpence. Second Row: P. Shumaker, L. Linville, M. Deal, B. Goodman, M. Winters, D. Withers, S. Crouse, A. Martin. WAYS Dover, AND MEANS COMMITTEE, First Row: K. Campbell, S. J. Grimes. Second Row: D. Wentling, J. Denlinger, A. Dover. WORLD SERVICE COMMITTEE, First Row: K Rohe, D. Krause, J. Groft. Second Row: F. Schreyer, M. Seiwell, M. Warren, A. Taylor. I w First Row, left to right: Sharrell Shimp, Sue Boger, Sue Campbell, Rachel Bostian, Mary Lou Willard. Second Row: Judy Siegel, Ann Scruggs, Wanda Alphin, George Anna Glenn, Miss French, Joyce Weant. Third Row: Mrs. Cor- riher, Florence Armstrong, Diane Shugars, Harriet Put- nam, Edith Holshouser. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB HOME ECONOMIC S CLUB OFFICERS, Seated: Miss French, Adviser; Sue Boger, President. Standing: Neita Stout, Advisory President; Mary Lou Willard, Secretary; Emily Roberts, Reporter; Mrs. Corriher, Adviser; Sue Campbell, Vice-President. The Home Economics Club hopes to give an opportunity to each member to participate in ac- tivities which formal classes cannot offer. Any home economics student who wishes to improve her skills and appreciation for home life may become a member. The annual spaghetti supper is a popular project of this organization, but there are many less publicized activities. At Christmas the eighteen members give gifts to persons at the Smith Old Folks ' Home. Through- out the year they attend demonstrations, have teas, and hold informal parties. First Row, left to right: Stu Claassen, Patsy Dees, Beverly Corelle, Larry Godwin, Phil Cleaver, Charles Skutches. Second Row: Dave Wentling, Nancy Jarrett, Jane Sink, Alice Kluttz, Lee Gillenwater, Monica Holcomb, Bob Mor- ton. Third Row: Mr. Deal, William Cashion, Linda Morgan, Dan Leonard, Tony Barkley, Wayne Bowers, Wilbur Wins- low. SEYMOUR SCIENTIFIC CLUB SEYMOUR SCIENTIFIC CLUB OFFICERS: Bob Morton, Treasurer; Beverly Corelle, President; Charles Skutches, Vice-President. Interest in the sciences is stimulated by the Seymour Scientific Club. Students must be cur- rently enrolled in a science course or have at least one semester of a science credit in order to be eligible for membership. The club has various speakers, judges the high school science fairs, and participates in the North Carolina Collegiate Aca- demy of Science activities. In order to raise money for their activities, the thirty members sell lab aprons, lab coats, and chemistry and physics hand- books. M fflgfim. First Row, left to right: Mr. Wilson, Mr. Derting, Mr. Clites, F. Hartzel, G. Lackey, T. Doub, A. Domerick, R. Cook, D. Rascoe, Z. Miller, Mr. Propst. Second Row: Mr. Bickers, D. Frank, T. Smith, D. Wood, W. Scwartz, F. Feeney, D. Hogue, G. Smith, J. Marklin, M. Wachter, B. Wiseman. Third Row: L. Brown, J. Sanders, M. Teer, W. Pate J. Biesecker, D. Porter, J. Cress, D. Caldwell, J. Eyster, B. Ballard, C. Belcher. Fourt Row: M. Washam, B. Moore, D. Hedrick, M. Chapman, S. Kiger, J. White, D. Norman, J. Robbins, C. Karriker, D. Gardner. ADVERTISING CLUB The Advertising Club aims to bring students of Catawba College information concerning the busi- ness world and opportunities for practice and ex- perimentation in the various fields of business. The organization strives to provide facilities for the advancement of its members in the general fields of business and to provide recreation and social activities. Special projects are held in the fall and spring to raise money to cover club ex- penses. An annual event is the joint picnic with the Accounting Club held each spring. This ac- tive organization welcomes as members anyone who is interested in learning more about business. ADVERTISING CLUB OFFICERS, First Row: Grover Smith, Vice-Pres- ident; Zona Miller, Secretary; Jim Robbins, Treasurer. Second Row: Don Frank, President; Mr. Derting, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Propst, Advisers. Salesman Robert Cook presents sales pitch to Ralph Dermota during candy sale. Distributing of candy by sales chief, Charles Karriker, to Robert Cook un- der the watchful eye of Don Frank. r. mw, — mm mmvt m — fjTJ First Row, left to right: L. Marett, G. Lacky, A. McNeill, S. Sheek, M. Seiwell, Z. Miller, A. Hobbs, Mr. Propst, Mr. Derting, Mr. Wilson. Second Row: C. Rider, B. Roakes, W. Schwartz, J. Marklin, M. Teer, J. Chagaris, G. Herb, A. Domerick, M. Amick, B. Moore, R. Scronce. Third Row: H. McKinnon, J. Woodie, D. Rascoe, D Caldwell, T Allen, D. Keener, J. Hill, C. Easter, J. Burdette. Fourth Row: V. Mizeras, G. Moss, S. Kiger, W. Pate, L. Stambaugh, G. Cooper, R. Peeler, R. Cook, J. Dayvault, D. Porter. Fifth Row: D. Garner, J. Little, R. Wisman, M. Washam, L. Loftin, J. Robinson, J. White, C. Karriker, D. Hedrick, W. Hamel. ACCOUNTING CLUB America ' s business and accounting futures are surely safe in the hands of Catawba ' s future busi- ness executives. Through the efforts of the Ac- counting Club, business, commerce, or accounting majors are helped to build a better understanding of business problems they will encounter. Their yearly sales of fruit cake and candy help the club finance the Loan and Gift Scholarship Fund to aid the club members in meeting educational financial problems. ACCOUNTING CLUB OFFICERS, First Row: Bob. Roakes, President, Chuck Rider, First Vice-President. Second Row: Tommy Allen, Second Vice-President; Howard MacKinnon, Secretary; Zona Miller, Treasurer. Third Row: Mr. Bickers, Mr. Wilson, Mr. elites, Advisers. Bob Roakes presenting Dr. Dearborn with a check as a supplement to the scholarship fund. Larry Loftin and Jim Chagaris show- ing the fruit cakes sold annually by the club. Catawba College Library PHI EPSILON Women of the junior and senior classes can become members of Phi Epsilon. These women are chosen on the basis of their prom- inent traits of scholarship, leadership, char- acter, service, and other desirable character- istics. The aims of the organization are to promote an interest in the welfare of Ca- tawba, to stimulate scholarship, and to de- velop character. To be chosen a member of this organization is a great honor for any woman student. PHI EPSILON OFFICERS, Seated: Karen Rawling, Vice-President; Beverly Corelle, President. Standing: Anna Peeler, Projects Chairman; Sarah Lanier, Sec- retary-Treasurer. Seated, left to right: Sarah Lanier, Martha Threadgill, Alice Hedrick, Norma London, Judy Noss. Standing: Bev- erly Corelle, Janie Allen, Brenda Thomas, Anna Peeler, Brenda Goodson, Neita Stout. I r ftU SIGMA PI ALPHA If one has a B in a second year language course, then he can become a member of Sigma Pi Alpha. This club aims to stimu- late interest in foreign countries and to im- prove relations between those countries and the United States by increased knowledge about them. This year the honorary society heard Mr. Roemer speak about the German education system and organized a Spanish table in the dining hall each week. The an- nual newsletter and language week are spe- cial projects of the language club. SIGMA PI ALPHA OFFICERS, Seated: Beverly Corelle, Secretary; Sarah Lanier, President during second semester. Standing: Bob Griffith, Treasurer; Harold Cline, Historian-Reporter. Absent: Bob Pat- ton, President during first semester. First Row, left to right: Dirk Waterham, Bob Griffith, George Davidson, Charles Stoner. Second Row: Judi Mil- ler, Harold Cline, Judy Groft, Nancy Jarrett, Patsy Dees, Beverly Corelle, Martha Threadgill, Mary Jane Fowler. Third Row: Orbe Garcia, Dean Slabach, Karen Rawling, Gary Watson, Penny Love, Barbara Boggs, John Hartpence. saw First Row, left to right: Sally Fritz, Wanda Calloway, Myra Eastep, Martha Threadgill, Judy Groft. Second Row: Carol Dixon, Anna Peeler, Ann Barringer, Ann Schofield, Caroline Kirkpatrick, Sue Musselman. Third Row: John Hartpence, Fran Schreyer, Judy McConnell, Nell Bruor- ton, George Davidson. KAPPA TAU KAPPA KAPPA TAU KAPPA OFFICERS, Seated: Myra Eastep, First Vice-President; Martha Threadgill, Treasurer; Wan- da Calloway, Secretary. Standing: George Davidson, Pres- dent; Ann Barringer, Second Vice-President. The Kappa Tau Kappa strives to increase professional and social advancement of stu- dents interested in the teaching profession. Debates, guest speakers, and projects make this goal attainable. The organization is open to those having a B in an education course and having maintained a C average. First Row, left to right: G. Dittmar, T. Holt, J. Smith, S. Fink, J. Koontz, E. Midkiff, J, Carlisle, P. Taylor. Second Row: T. Childress, T. Agner, C. Dixon, J.Rose, N. Martin, L. Beightol, B. Lutz, T. Threadgill, C. Little. Third Row: W. Ruth, R. Blackburn, J. White, L. Wagner, J. Nesbitt, L. Gionet, R. Nicewonger, Mr. Moir, Mr. Stratton. Fourth Row: Dr. Ruth, R. Diviney, A. Johnson, B. Kluttz, J. Gar- rison, B. Pope, G. Appier, R. Black, A. Peretin. MAJORS ' CLUB MAJORS ' CLUB OFFICERS, Seated: Nell Bruorton, Secretary; Mary Carswell, Vice-President. Standing: Jim Rose, Treasurer; Jim Koontz, President. The basketball game between the Var- sity and the Alumni is one of the activities of the Majors ' Club. Its aim is to promote character and scholarship in athletics and to build better sportsmanship. Freshmen are not eligible for membership, but any mem- ber of the upper classes who is planning to major in physical education may join. This year the fifty members helped the archery club to clean off a place for and build an archery range. ' r--;- -- ' -;:-; « ' W 1 . ! « rtr isH ' Jink - Vfcf - JB fc-vB BlB B k T iW - £ F H iB B ■ f - 1 m. Ah liVjff ■ i 1 1 • • I m ■ M l :-B 1 ■! ' I J W 1 I Bi- I bm -y y • ■■ IRk i 1 . H HR ml W ' i H K Wi ' Bfci i iTr ir V Kneeling, left to right: Shirley Wheeler, Ann Martin, Carol Dixon, Sue Crouse, Cora Stroud, Judy Groft, Marilyn God- dard. Standing: Gaye Holshouser, Penny Love, Jane Virts, W.A.A. OFFICERS: Martha Leonard, Julia Jones, Linda Linville, Jane Carlisle, Barbara Cole, Lynn Winters, Penny Love. Joan Staley, Sallie Sheek, Martha Winters, Martha Seiwell, Fran Schreyer, Jane Carlisle, Sue Fink, Pat Hesson, Mrs. Lomax. WOMEN ' S ATHLETIC All girls are eligible for membership in the Women ' s Athletic Association. Team or in- dividual participation is the only require- ment for becoming a member. This organiza- tion strives to promote sportsmanship and leadership and to develop skill and an inter- est in sports among women students. The seasonal managers set up programs of hoc- key, volleyball, basketball, tennis, and ping- pong. These programs are held throughout the year for all interested women students. Two special events of the organization are May Day and Sports Night. Each of these projects is met with good response. . ■ BASKETBALL m VOLLEYBALL 3 : ASSOCIATION FIELD HOCKEY wa.i xi .: ' ' ■■ V T :mm F E A T U R E S FRESHMAN Dorathea Dillon Bobby Childress CLASS SOPHOMORE Diane Powl Marsha Deal Eddie Rhodes mm JUNIOR Anna Peeler Joe Zapotoczny FAVORITES m.r SENIOR Brenda Thomas Tom Allen HOMECOMING COURT MISS SUSAN McDOWELL, Queen MISS BRENDA GOODSON MISS SYLVIA DOVER MAY QUEEN MISS BRENDA THOMAS ;■■ , ■ ■■.■• ' ' ■ ' ■ ' ■ MAID OF HONOR MRS. EMILY ROBERTS Miss Linda Fesperman Miss Sue Crouse I . ' fi - Miss Donna Anderson MAY DAY ATTENDANTS Miss Marsha Deal Mrs. Judy Crouse Miss Carolyn Hampton ■ mm Miss Faye Ken- Miss Sally Fritz MAY DAY Miss Susan McDowell ATTENDANTS Miss Bonita Witmer Miss Shirley Wolfe Miss Nell Bruorton WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES Janie Allen Salisbury Beverly Corelle Salisbury Don Frank Hagerstown, Md. Connie Gilson Almonesson, N. J. Larry Godwin Salisbury Brenda Goodson Denver John Hartpence Easton, Pa. Alice Hedrick Winston-Salem David McCorkle Burlington Anna Peeler Charlotte Karen Rawling Salisbury Neita Stout Salisbury Brenda Thomas China Grove Martha Threadgill Asheboro Shirley Wolfe Mercersburg, Pa. HP Ear m t . s s p R T S Kneeling, left to right: Dorothy Donaldson, Linda Poteat, Nell Bruorton, Bonita Witmer, Cassie McManus, Carol Stokes, Eleanor Donaldson. Standing: Jean Staley, Carl Sehultz, Bud Long, Rick Gilliam, Jim Olmsted, Phyllis Taylor. CHEERLEADERS Bonita Witmer Chief Cheerleader Nell Bruorton Co-Chief Cheerleader s FOOTBALL Coach Harvey Stratton, in his first season as head coach, brought Catawba College three wins, six losses, and one tie. The team was exciting to watch because of his new multi-pro offense. Ex- cept for a few bad breaks and a few mistakes, the Indians would have had a very impressive season. Ron Nicewonger and Bucky Pope won All-Con- ference honors. Ron Crouse was the nation ' s lead- ing small college punter. On offense the backfield consisted of Bill McDevitt, Bucky Pope, Ron Crouse, and Grover Smith. The players in the line were Mike Harris, Roy Diviney, Joe Zapotoczny, Andy Peretin, Charles Little, John Sanders, and Eddie Gomez. However, on defense the line con- sisted of Jim Triplett, Gene Appier, Ron Nice- wonger, Tom Bailey, Richard Kurnik, and Don Williams. The linebackers were Larry Beightol and Charles Belcher. The position of safety was played by Ron Crouse. The halfbacks were Jim Rose and Butch Moore. S E T V ( « 5 With most of the lettermen back again this year, Coach Sam Moir enjoyed a winning sea- son. As the season progressed, the Indians found that their main disadvantage was lack of height. This difficulty was overcome by playing with the desire to win. Co-Captain Al Johnson won All- Conference honors in the 1961-1962 season. The starting lineup of Coach Sam Moir ' s team was usually John Garrison, center; Eddie Rhodes and Al Johnson, forwards ; Jim Wade and Bucky Pope, guards. Tommy Childress and John White were substitutes for the starting five players. WSEBALL Coach Harvey Stratton ' s baseball team won fif- teen games and lost eleven games during the 1962 season. At the close of the season the Indians were in third place in the conference standings. Heavy hitting, sharp fielding, and the most im- portant factor of all, the will to win, carried the Indians through another fine baseball season. The returning lettermen include 1962 All-Con- ference selections Jerry Maye and Carlton Beland along with Jim Wagoner, Andy Peretin, Martin Smith, Ed Knipple, Mitchell Chapman, Richard Kirk, Bill McDevitt, and Buddy Brunner. m V- First Row, left to right: Buddy Cayton, Barry Lutz, Tom Tracey, Butch Moore, Bill McDevitt, Jim Rose, David Campbell, David Wood, Grover Smith, Max Mills, Ken Templeton. Second Row: Andy Peretin, Jim Triplett, John Sanders, Eddie Gomez, Fred Arnold, Richard Jones, Ron Crouse, Bish Ballard, Mike Wachter, Larry Beightol, Carl- ton Beland, Bobby Childress, Joe Zapotoczny, Ron Nice- wonger. Third Row: Charles Belcher, Mike Harris, Tom Bailey, Charles Benton, Gene Appier, Tom Loney, Richard Kurnik, Bucky Pope, Sam Boyd, Dallas Campbell, Roy Diviney, Don Williams, Charles Little. Gene Appier Tom Bailey Larry Beightol Carlton Beland .a. to « ' m i y Charles Belcher Coach Harvey Stratton CATAWBA INDIANS Coach Don Maphis Coach Sam Moir Catawba College Library Mike Harris Bill McDevitt Co-Captains Guess what I did on Thanksgiving Day. He was here just a second ago. Dallas Campbell David Campbell Bobby Childress Ron Crouse Roy Diviney ' X WM0 -i Eddie Gomez Richard Kurnik Charles Little Barry Lutz Butch Moore Man, am I glad that I wasn ' t in on that play. Catawba Catawba Catawba 14 Catawba 26 Catawba Catawba 83 Catawba 27 Catawba 3 Catawba 8 Catawba 21 Davidson 21 Newberry 27 ECC 15 WCC 13 Elon 16 Naval Apprentice Wofford 25 Guilford 7 Lenoir Rhyne 35 Appalachian 21 Ron Nicewonger Andy Peretin Bucky Pope Jim Rose John Sanders Grover Smith Jim Triplett Mike Wachter Don Williams Joe Zapotoczny But, Coach, he got me from behind! I wish every plan would be like this one. nsa mm 1 1 . i ■ First Row, left to right: Jim Wade, Bucky Pope, John ond Row, left to right: Tommy Childress, John White, Garrison, Eddie Rhodes, Jim Sessoms, Eddie Nester. Sec- Wiley Ruth, Al Johnson, Tom Roberts, David Campbell. w Ind they call it basketball The Big C on offense. N ' 42 «A f R ■ ' W , ' , ' ' :■ ' I ' •• j ; . ' , i; t-msmim 5« , $381 fl t i it . 1962-1963 SEASON Catawba 69 Pfeiffer 58 Catawba .... 62 Atlantic Christian . 39 Catawba .... 54 Belmont Abbey ... 65 Catawba .... 72 Newberry 59 Catawba .... 39 Western Carolina . 40 Catawba .... 72 Campbell 58 Catawba .... 64 Newberry 62 Catawba .... 55 Maryville 48 Catawba 64 Mercer 52 Catawba 48 High Point 58 Catawba .... 50 Lenoir Rhyne .... 62 Catawba . . : . 67 Elon 65 Catawba .... 60 Western Carolina . 56 Catawba . . . , 62 Appalachian 60 Catawba 62 Elon 87 Catawba 72 Pfeiffer 52 Catawba 99 Guilford 65 Catawba .... 54 High Point 44 Catawba 61 Campbell 50 Catawba .... 58 Lenoir Rhyne 69 Catawba 83 Guilford 64 Catawba .... 89 Atlantic Christian . 74 Catawba .... 62 Appalachian 49 yZy — . .„-. „,-„„_ V Zt ' Cat U on defense. Two points for T.C. The tournament at Lexington M X . ,■ ' .■ ■ - ■ ' - ' ■■ u ,- : u HH nUk I9KKMfl First Row, left to right: Buddy Brunnemer, Andy Peretin, Martin Smith, Ed Knipple, Danny Bost, Donny Lemmond, Larry Gionet. Second Row: Coach Stratton, Eddie Gomez, Jerry Maye, Jim Wagner, Mitch Chapman, Carlton Beland, Bill McDevitt, Coach Blackburn. ' At di. ib The pitching staff for the Indians. Carlton Beland Mitch Chapman Coach Harvey Stratton and Coach Ron Blackburn. Now, the correct way to bunt is . . . fa ' ' WW 1 ft ,-? , T r %sv k j: ■1 HBBHIBWU-1 js 1 1 I Ed Knipple Bill McDevitt The Big Three. The men up front. Jerry Maye Jim Wagner New Faces for the Big C. First Row, left to right: Danny Bost, Donny Lemmond, Arnold Chamberlain, Bobby Fisher. Second Row: Ron Crouse, Barry Lutz, John McLaughlin, Eddie Gomez. Jat v • ' P Martin Smith First Row, left to right: Ronnie Scronce, Mike Cooke, Steve Sills, John Gray, Brooks Doyle. Second Row: Dick Evans, Nat Martin, Tom Noll, Garry Diehl, Charles Long. Third Row: Tommy Childress, Bill McDevitt, Hugh Wilson, Bill Hinckley. Fourth Row: Al Johnson, Joe Robinson, Wilfred Berlin, Tom Groft, Bud Long, Bill Eubank s. We run for Catawba. TRACK The High Jump waWPSSfiK GOLF i : afe gsgp Sg Getting ready for the big match. Fore! Left to right: William Bair, Gib Young, Larry Mayhew, Bruce Frace, Tim Eojahn, Tex Reynolds, Gene Corriher. INTRAMURALS The men in action. I ' ve got it! m I play goalie for the Big C. ■ i 1 28 pi ■ In the Linn-Corriher Coliseum i M2 H vKzBbb I was a 98 pound weakling. In the mature male . Si¥t« : - . Two more points for North Hall, m Ping Pong Catawba College Library | and in the mature female . Boys, can ' t you do anything right? All right, who started it? It ' s now or never. u It ' s time for tennis. Give it to me. The lineup. ■ m c m A D V R • . . •• • • M N Catawba College Library We Appreciate The Opportunity of Writing Your Student Insurance. 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