Chowan College - Chowanoka Yearbook (Murfreesboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1958 volume:

- ' Whitaker Librarv Chowan Colle - t)o not take from library Whitaker Library Chowan Col ' . ge Oor ottakelrom Mify. Chowan College MURFREESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Home of THE BRAVES THE 1958 CHOWANOKA TOWARD NEW HORIZONS ' ■ i m In the belief that this has been a truly momentous year in Chowan College ' s history, the 1958 Chowanoka Staff has selected, Toward New Horizons, as the Yearbook theme. The many and significant steps toward an ever-widening horizon that Chowan has taken this year, have inspired us to capture in the pages of this Yearbook, something of her future place of leadership in the field of Christian Higher Education. Because of the initiation and success of the Enlargement- Development Effort, Chowan College will soon be in a construction program which will see the seven proposed buildings become realities. Sketches of these proposed buildings will appear as division pages throughout the Yearbook. Chowan College now stands at the threshold of even greater service to the Northeastern North Carolina and Tidewater Virginia areas. Her steady advance Toward New Horizons will ever enable her to bring encouragement and assistance to the youth of these areas, as they move Toward New Horizons for themselves and for humanity. Bill Byrum Editor THE 1958 CHOWANOKA IS DEDICATED TO . . . Dr. Bruce E. Whitaker It is the men behind every movement who give it purpose and momentum. One of the men who has given such leadership to the Chowan College Enlargement-Development Pro- gram is our President, Dr. Bruce E. Whitaker. It is with gratitude and appreciation that we dedi- cate to President Whitaker, the 1958 Chowanoka. Prexy, Barry, Mrs. and Skippy-dog Whitaker INAUGURATION DAY - OaOBER 11, 1957 ERUDITION DIGNITY SOLEMNITY JOY CHOWAN COLLEGE TRUSTEES Front row, left to right: REV. LONNIE SASSER, REV. MARSHALL WHITE-HURST, H. D. WHITE, MRS. J. C. CHERRY, J. CRAIG REVELLE. Second row: REV. IRBY JACKSON, A. L. BRANDON, REV. OSCAR CREECH, PRESIDENT BRUCE WHITAKER, DR. RALEIGH PARKER, Chairman, W. A. THOMAS. Third row: REV. FELIX ARNOLD, J. HENRY JONES, GEORGE GIBBS, J. E. FEREBEE, CRAIG VAUGHAN, J. D. AMAN, WAIT BREWER. Back row: CHARLES REVELLE, SR., HUNTER POPE, JOHN C. GILL, JR. Absent when picture was taken: J. E. EAGLES, J. C. LEARY, W. DORSEY WELCH, JR., CHARLIE BOY- KINS, REV. COLON JACKSON, ROY SYMONS, LOUIS DANIEL, FRANK SHIELDS, McDANIEL LEWIS, DR. W. D. MORRIS, and E. R. EVANS. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Seated: MRS. J. GRADY BRIDGERS, president; and MRS. R. H. UNDERWOOD, secretary. Standing: MRS. CRAIG REVELLE, executive secretary; MRS. RAY STEPHENSON, vice-president; and MISS REBECCA LONG, treasurer. SKETCH OF Proposed Classroom-Administration Building «( ' . ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS ROSS A. CADLE Vice-president OSCAR CREECH Associate to the President JOHN C. GILL, JR. Director, College Relations DEANS J. IRVING BROOKS Dean of Instruction THOMAS E. RUFFIN, JR. Dean of Men MISS VIRGINIA PARKER Secretary to President MISS PATSY DELANEY Assistant to Bursar MISS MARY O. FITZGERALD Sec, Development Program ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF MRS. NEVA CAMPBELL Librarian MRS. LOIS CADLE Assistant Librarian MISS ARELIA ADAMS Bursar 10 MRS. LINDA CUTHRELL Assistant to Registrar MRS. ESTELLE THIGPEN Sec, College Relations Dept. MRS. J. F. BEAMAN Dietitian ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF MRS. J. IRVING BROOKS Men ' s Housemother MRS. PATSY GRAVELY Secretary to Vice-president JACK VAUGHAN Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds 11 WOMEN ' S JUDICIARY Front, left to right: Kay Powell, vice-president, Janice Cranford, president; Jessica Vann, secre- tary. Back: Bobby Wilson, Patsy Edwards, Reba Hale, and Pat Moore, representatives. MEN ' S COUNCIL Front row: Billy Bray, Bob Davis, Frank Ashfield. Second row: Carro II Greene, Joe Sumler, Mills Pruden, Ed Tippett. Third row: Charl e Whitley, Gene Wil iams. Jerry Wrenn. r f STUDENT GOVERNMENT Mike Johnson, president; Audrey Adams, treasurer; Barbara Rus- sell, vice-president; and Sarah Crisp, secretary. •1% - ' {■% ' t i.-- ' - SKETCH OF Proposed Business Adminstration Building •• % LIONEL L. BISHOP, JR. Mathematics. B. S., East Carolina College; Graduate Student, ibid. FRANKFORD MILAM JOHNSON Chairman, Department of Science and Mathematics. B. S., M. A., East Carolina College. FACu .ry ■ JOHN D. McCREADY Chairman, Department of Eng- lish. A. B., A. M., Columbia Uni- versity; Th. M., Southern Baptist Theological Seminary- LILLIAN V. ROSS Chemistry. B. A., New York University; M. A., Columbia Uni- versity. 14 HAROLD F. BROWN Department of Graphic Arts Ch o- wan College. f -S ' .- BEATRICE C. KEELER Business Education. B. A., Union University; AA. S. University of Tennessee. Graduate Work, George Peabody College and University of Missouri. FACULTY THOMAS E. RUFFIN, JR. Chairman, Department of Busi- ness Education. B. S., East Caro- lina College. WILLIAM BERRY SOWELL Department of Graphic Arts Cho- wan College. 15 CARL G. BICKERS Department of Business Educa- tion. B. B. A., Wake Forest Col- lege. JOHN McSWEENEY Chairman, Department of Graphic Arts. University of Penn- sylvania. Temple University. Mas- ter Printer. FACULTY ISAAC P. DAVIS, JR. Chairman, Department of Physi- cal Education; Director of Athlet- ics. B. A., M. A., East Carolina College. 16 WILLIAM IRVIN MARABLE Department of English and Speech. B. A., College of William and Mary; M. A., University of Virginia; Teaching Fellow in Eng- lish, Duke University. BELA UDVARNOKI Chairman, Department of Social Science. University of Budapest; University of Hamburg; Th. M., Ph. D., Southern Baptist Theologi- cal Seminary. DAISY LOU MIXON Chairman, Department of Reli- gion. B. A., Winthrop College; B. R. E., M. R. E., Carver School of Missions and Social Work. FACULTY FRANCES ELIZABETH WHITE Department of English. A. B., Radford College; B. AA. T., Carver School of Missions; M. R. E., Gen- eral Assembly ' s Training School. MARION EUGENE WILLIAMS Chairman, Department of Modern Languages. B. A., University of Richmond; M. A., Duke Univer- sity Premier Degree, L ' Universite de Dijon. 17 MRS. ESTHER WHITAKER Physical Education. B. S., Appa- lachian State Teachers College. M. R. E., Carver School of Mis- sions. M. A. George Peabody College. JAMES WILLIAM BRISSON Chairman, Department of Music. B. A., Wake Forest College. M. M. Cincinnati Conservatory of Music- FACULTY JOHN DANIEL PARKER Chairman, Department of Agri- culture. B. S., North Carolina State University. CHARLES F. LLOYD Physical Education. Assistant Coach. B. Ed., University of Miami. 18 PlAAHicXltiOH SKETCH OF Proposed Addition to Graphic Arts Building GROVER EDWARDS, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF THE CHOWANIAN Seated left to right: GROVER EDWARDS, Editor-in-Chief; CHLOE WARD, News Editor; KAY POWELL, Reporter. Standing; CAROLYN EDWARDS, Co-Editor; BETTY JEAN OLIVER, Re- porter; JANE WINSLOW, Reporter; WALLACE RIDDICK, Reporter; JOE ROBERTSON, ' Re- porter; DR. JOHN D. MCCREADY, Advisor; REBA HA LE, Reporter; MIKE ROUSE, Reporter; FRANK BALLANGER, Business Manager; WILLIAM O ' NEAL, Circulation Manager; BILLY NORVELL, Reporter; BETTY JEAN EVERETT, Reporter; A. C. HALL, Reporter; LINDA CAROL WATSON, Reporter; BOB JOHNSON, Photographer. Absent from picture LOUEEN BRYANT, Sports Editor. 20 BILL BYRUM, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF THE CHOWANOKA Seated: BILL BYRUM, Editor-in-Chief, and PATSY CODY, Associate Editor. Standing, left to right: BERT JOHNSON, Advertising; BOBBY WILSON, Advertising; ED WORLEY, Business Manager; JULIAN MILLS, Sports Editor; LORRAINE ROBINS, Sophomore Class Editor; TOM COLLINS, Advertising; PAT MOORE, Feature Editor; ROBERT EARL WILLIAMSON, Art Editor; JEAN HENRY, Typist; VIVIAN PUGH, Advertising; SARA BURRUS, Typist; MITZI ODEn ' , Freshman Class Editor; ELOISE SCRUGGS, Typist. Absent from picture: CHARLES THOMP- SON, Snapshot Editor; JOHN C. GILL, Sponsor. 21 QUI...ET!! BRAINS AT WORK LUCKY, LUCKY EDITOR! THINK A STUDY IN CONCENTRATION BEAUTY AND THE BEAST 22 Av x:-v X : v j N ? N A ' rf, 7 SKETCH OF Proposed Men ' s Dormitory CLASS OFFICERS COLLINS, BISHOP, KENT and ADAMS PRESIDENT Phil Collins, Raleigh VICE-PRESIDENT Dick Kent, New Bern SECRETARY-TREASURER Audrey Adams, Durham FACULTY SPONSOR Leo L. Bishop, Jr. 24 AUDREY LEE ADAMS Durham, N. C. Medical Technology WILLIAM GRAHAM ALLIGOOD Windsor, N. C. Graphic Arts WILLIAM GASTON ALLEN Raleigh, N. C. Liberal Arts FRANK ASHFIELD Ahoskie , N. C. Liberal Arts JOHN W. ASKEW Winton, N. C. Liberal Arts 25 ALMA ELIZABETH BAINES Suffolk, Va. Medical Technology EUGENE WALLACE BARBEE Varina, N. C. Graphic Arts HELEN EVELYN BLANCHARD Norfolk, Va. Liberal Arts ALVESTON GARDNER BLOUNT Elizabeth City, N. C. Liberal Arts WILLIAM FRANK BRAY Hertford, N. C. Liberal Arts THOMAS EDWARD BRITT Elizabeth, City, N. C. Liberal Arts 26 LEON ELLIS BRITTON Margarettsville, N. C. Business WILLIAAA EUGENE BYRUM Winfall, N. C. Liberal Arts HERBERT BURNETTE Castalia, N. C. Graphic Arts LOUEEN WHITE BRYANT Harrellsville, N. C. Medical Technology PATSY ELLEN CODY Statesville, N. C. Medical Techno oo KERRY WAYNE CARAWAN Mesic, N. C. Liberal Arts DELMAR CARTER Suffolk, Va. Business 27 PHILLIP EDWARD COLLINS Raleigh, N. C. Liberal Arts THOMAS BROWN COLLINS Whaleyville, Va. Liberal Arts JANICE CRANFORD Mooresvllle, N. C. Business SARAH MARGARET CRISP Mooresville, N. C. Medical Technology FLOYD ESTEL DAVIS, JR. Hamptonville, N. C. Liberal Arts 28 JAMES ROBERT DAVIS Rocky Mount, N. C. Liberal Arts MARSHALL WAYNE DAVIS Branchville, Va. Liberal Arts PAUL ROBERT DICKINSON Ahoskie, N. C. Liberal Arts JIAAMIE DALE DAVENPORT Creswell, N. C. Liberal Arts JAMES CURTIS DOUGHTIE Eure, N. C. Business ANN DUNNING Ahoskie, N. C. Genera Cultural 29 CAROLYN PAIGE EDWARDS Franklin, Va. Business GROVER W. EDWARDS, JR Rocky Mount, N. C. Graphic Arts WILLIAM JOSEPH GARDNER Windsor, N. C. Libera Arts EMERY B. GOODWIN Victoria, Va. Liberal Arts CARROLL GREENE New Bern, N. C. Libera Arts OLIVER DANIEL GRIFFIN Red Oak, N. C. Graphic Arts 30 OSCAR MILTON HARRELL Hobbsville, N. C. Liberal Arts RICHARD LAMAR HASTINGS Mobile, Alabama Liberal Arts RUSSELL N. HARRINGTON Rich Square, N. C. Business WILLIAM CARLYLE HARRELL Columbia, N. C. Business TOMMY D. HOBBS Hobbsville, N. C. Business LOIS JEAN HENRY Nashville, N. C. Liberal Arts LEBERT WOODARD HILL New Bern, N. C. Liberal Arts 31 ARTHUR BURRIS HARRIS Branchville, Va. liberal Arts RICHARD TELFORD HUBBARD Havelock, N. C. Liberal Arts WILLARD HUMPHRIES Fentress, Va. Liberal Arts WANDA GAY JAAAES Kernersville, N. C. Business MICHEAL HENRY JOHNSON Hamilton, N. C. Business 32 O. B. JOHNSON, JR. Emporia, Va. Business ROBERT SHERWOOD JOHNSON Delco, N. C. Graphic Arts ROBERT RAY JOHNSON Smithfield, N. C. Graphic Arts CORNELIUS LASSITER Potecasi, N. C. Liberal Arts BETTY ANN LIVERMAN Winton, N. C. Business 33 RICHARD HOOD KENT New Bern, N. C. Libera Arts SHELDON JEAN LONG Hertford, N. C. Music CLARENCE E. LUPTON Edenton, N. C, Liberal Arts JAMES P. LYNCH Blackridge, Va. Liberal Arts WILLIAM C. AAANNING Williamston, N. C. Graphic Arts JESSE RAY MANSFIELD Hertford, N. C. Liberal Arts RICHARD FRANK MEADOR Reidsville, N. C. Graphic Arts 34 GILES ROBERT MILLER Bealeton, Va. Graphic Arts KENNETH G. NADING Winston-Salem, N. C. Graphic Arts EDWARD LEE NORRIS Alexandria, Va. Liberal Arts WILLIAM L. NORVELL, Jr. Seaboard, N. C. Graphic Arts ALVIN H. OWENS Plymouth, N. C. Liberal Arts EDMUND PARKER Roduca, N. C. Liberal Arts 35 JAMES EDWIN PARKER Morehead City, N. C. Liberal Arts JOHN H. PARKER Jacksonville, N. C. Forestry GORDON EVERETTE PEOPLES Williamsburg, Va. Libera Arts BILLY CHERRY PERKINS Stokes, N. C. Liberal Arts PATRICIA KAYE POWELL Roanoke Rapids, N. C. Bus ' mess SIBYL PRESSON Wakefield, Va. Liberal Arts 36 WADE HAMPTON PRIVETTE Black Creek, N. C. Liberal Arts MILLS ARTHUR PRUDEN Suffolk, Va. Liberal Arts WILLIAM KELTON RAY Raleigh, N. C. Graphic Arts ELVA LORRAINE ROBINS Achilles, Va. Liberal Arts THOMAS DANIEL ROSS Ahoskie, N. C. Pre-engineering BARBARA JEAN RUSSELL Hertford, N. C. Medical Techno ogy 37 HAROLD SMITH Morrisville, N. C. Liberal Arts MARION G. SMITH Boykins, Va. Pre-Engineering WILLIAM L. STEELE, JR. Seaford, Dela. Liberal Arts MARGARET ANN STRICKLAND Middlesex, N. C. General Cultural ASHLEY TYLER Rich Square, N. C. Liberal Arts AGNES E. UNDERWOOD Colerain, N. C. Business 38 JESSICA LOUISE VANN Murfreesboro, N. C. Business PATRICK WARREN Rocky Mount, N. C. Graphic Arls ROBERT HENRY WAINWRIGHT Hampton, Va. Liberal Arts RUBY VIRGINIA WEBB Stantonsburg, N. C. Medical Technology JOANNE WHITE Dobson, N. C. Liberal Arts CHARLIE THOMAS WHITLEY Murfreesboro, N. C. Liberal Arts 39 JAMES C. WILLIAMS Franklin, Va. Liberal Arts CARLYLE R. WIMBISH Portsmouth, Va. Business DERL GRAY WINSLOW Belvidere, N. C. Liberal Arts NOT PRESENT WHEN PICTURES WERE TAKEN GEORGE BENJAMIN Elizabeth City, N. C. Liberal Arts OSCAR LEE AAULICAN Norfolk, Va. Pre-Engineering THURAAAN YATES BRICKHOUSE Hopewell, Va. Liberal Arts LETHA IRENE PURVIS Bethel, N. C. Liberal Arts RICHARD COLLIER Elizabeth City, N.C. Liberal Arts ROBERT CORDELL SHIPMAN Bladenboro, N. C. Liberal Arts JAMES P. LAYTON Louisburg, N. C. Liberal Arts GENE W. WILLIAMS Capron, Va. Liberal Arts CLYDE MORGAN Elizabeth City, N. Liberal Arts 40 JOHN CALVIN YOUNG Maxtor), N. C. Liberal Arts SKETCH OF Proposed Women ' s Dormitory CLASS OFFICERS Seated, left to right: BARBARA WILLIAMS, FAYB ADAAAS, REBA HALE. Stand- ing: MRS. F. O. MIXON, TOMMY NORVELL, JERRY WRENN, LANNY ROOF. PRESIDENT Jerry Wrenn, Cedar Grove VICE-PRESIDENT Tommy Norvell, Seaboard SECRETARY Paye Adams, New Bern TREASURER Reba Hale, Conway SOCIAL CHAIRMAN Barbara Williams, Harrellsville Lanny Roof, Enfield FACULTY SPONSOR Mrs. F. O. Mixon V ' • ' • ' DAVID EARL ADAMS Liberal Arts FAYE ADAAAS Liberal Arts JACK AAAAN Liberal Arts JACKIE APPLEWHITE Agriculture SHIRLEY ASKEW Secretarial WILLIAM BAILEY Agriculture FRANK BALLENGER Liberal Arts JOHN BEACH Business JERRY BEAN Liberal Arts JOSEPH BLAND Liberal Arts ROBERT BRADLEY Business ANNE BROWN Secretarial BENJAMIN BROWN Graphic Arts HARRY BOOTH E Liberal Arts WILLIAM BOWLING Business THEODORE BOYEHE Graphic Arts RANDOLPH BRITTON Liberal Arts JOHN BRYANT Business f I t- m f ' Ai iii JAMES CALDWELL Liberal Arts JOSEPH CALLICUT Liberal Arts LILLIAN CARTER Music MORRIS CARTER Business SELLAS MARTIN CARTER Liberal Arts JAMES CARLISLE Liberal Arts VICHAI CHAVENGSAKSONGKRAM Business RAYMOND CLYBURN Liberal Arts PHILLIP COLLINS Liberal Arts DWIGHT COMPTON Liberal Arts RODERICK COTTEN Liberal Arts SIDNEY COX Business SHELBY CROCKER Music WILLIAM DANSEY Liberal Arts JIM DARDEN Business ROBERT DARDEN Business JAMES DAUGHTRY Liberal Arts LILLIE MAE DAUGHTRY Secretarial WILLIAM DAUGHTREY Liberal Arts DONALD DAVIS Business PHYLLIS DAVIS Secretarial WILLIAM DAVIS Liberal Arts CLYDE MILTON DAY Liberal Arts CARLTON DEBNAM Business JAMES DUELL Liberal Arts JAMES DUNN Graphic Arts GASTON EASON Liberal Arts MADISON EDWARDS Graphic Arts JONAS EDWARDS Graphic Arts PATSY EDWARDS Secretarial GWENDOLYN EURE Liberal Arts BETTY JANE EVERETT Secretarial WARNER EVERETT Liberal Arts JEWEL FELTS Liberal Arts MILDRED JOY FERGUSON Secretarial WILLIAM FLINT Graphic Arts iAittHi f= .- Ql wiitfliM HiinAii ' i I i FRANK FORTESQUE Liberal Arts JAMES FOSTER Liberal Arts ALENE FUTRELL Secretarial DAVID FUTRELL Liberal Arts ROBERT FUTRELL Liberal Arts SARA FUTRELL Liberal Arts NATHAN GAY Liberal Arts ELMO GASKILL Liberal Arts JIMMY GIBBS Liberal Arts KERMIT GODFREY Liberal Arts EILLY GODWIN Graphic Arts JOHN GRIFFIN Liberal Arts MILDRED GRIFFITH Secretarial EDWARD GRISSOM Graphic Arts GEORGE HAISLIP Business REBA HALE Secretarial ANDREW HALL Liberal Arts JANET HARLOW Liberal Arts REX HARRIS Liberal Arts BILLIE HARRIS Liberal Arts AUTHUR HARRISON Liberal Arts JOE HASTY Business CARROLL HAWKINS Liberal Arts JOHN HEMINGWAY Liberal Arts GARY HENMAN Liberal Arts MICHAEL HICKS Liberal Arts PATRICIA HIGH Liberal Arts WALTER HILL Liberal Arts JOHN HOGAN Liberal Arts JAMES HOOKS Liberal Arts HUBERT HOYLE Graphic Arts PERRY JAMESON Liberal Arts JAY JEFFRIES Graphic Arts BOBBY JENNINGS Business ROSE JERNIGAN Secretarial HENRY JOHNSON Liberal Arts r jgoj i H r ife 1 1 J, ( Ik Ml ' i TIMOTHY JONES Graphic Arts DAVID JOYNER Liberal Arts LAWRENCE KEARSON Graphic Arts ALBERT LASSITER Liberal Arts BETTYE JO LASSITER Liberal Arts CHARLES LEONARD Business JERRY LEONARD Business SANDRA LIVERMAN Libera! Arts BOBBY LOCKEMY Graphic Arts DENNIS LOOPER Graphic Arts GEORGE MAGUS Business JOHN MAHLE Business SIDNEY MALLORY Business JOE MANN Business AUBREY MARKS Liberal Arts HILDA MELTON Secretarial JULIAN MILLS Liberal Arts WILLIAM MITCHELL Business MARK MOORE Agriculture PATRICIA MOORE Liberal Arts FLOYD MORGAN Business MEADE MORRIS Agriculture NANCY NEWSOME Secretarial THOMAS NORVELL Liberal Arts MITZI ODEN Liberal Arts KENNETH ODOM Business BETTY JEAN OLIVER Secretarial WILLIAM O ' NEAL Graphic Arts BARBARA OVERTON Secretarial LEXINE OWENS Secretarial GENE PAGE Graphic Arts JOSEPH PARKER Business NICHOLAS PAUL Business NOEL PAUL Liberal Arts CHARLES PERLICK Liberal Arts JACKIE PETITT Business r-i r?. ' l ,n m: J Aftirl NORMAN PHILLIPS Business KENNETH PRINCE Liberal Arts VIVIAN PUGH Secretarial BETTY JANE RHODES Secretarial WALLACE RIDDICK Liberal Arts JOHN RIGGS Liberal Arts ELTON ROBERSON Liberal Arts MARCELLUS ROBERSON Liberal Arts LANNY ROOF Liberal Arts HOWARD RAY ROSE Graphic Arts NORMA ROUNTREE Secretarial TREENA ROUNTREE Secretarial PHILLIP SANDERLIN Liberal Arts JAMES SATTERWHITE Liberal Arts RODNEY SAWYER Liberal Arts CHARLES SCHURR Graphic Arts ELOISE SCRUGGS Secretarial ALPHEUS SEYMOUR Graphic Arts EDWARD TIPPETT Liberal Arts RAY TURNER Liberal Arts JOHN UPCHURCH Liberal Arts JAMES VAUGHAN Agriculture BLAND SMITH Liberal Arts DAVID SNELL Liberal Arts PHILLIP STALLINGS Graphic Arts ROBERT STRICKLAND Graphic Arts JOSEPH SUMLER Graphic Arts GLORIA SUMNER Liberal Arts ROBERT SWINEFORD Liberal Arts JOHN TART Liberal Arts GARY TAYLOR Graphic Arts JUDY TAYLOR Secretarial ROBERT TAYLOR Liberal Arts HENRY TEMPLE Graphic Arts SALVADOR THOMASSON Business CHARLES THOMPSON - . r.- Liberal Arts i i ttl ii ii ii I CLYDE VICK Liberal Arts AAELVIN VINSON Business CHLOE WARD Liberal Arts LINDA WATSON Liberal Arts JOHN WHITLEY Liberal Arts ROBERT WHITAAORE Liberal Arts BARBARA WILLIAMS Secretarial EUGENE WILLIAMS Graphic Arts GENE WILLIAMS Liberal Arts ROBERT EARL WILLIAMSON Music BOBBIE JEAN WILSON Secretarial EDWARD WILSON Graphic Arts JANE WINSLOW Liberal Arts THOMAS WOODALL Graphic Arts JAMES WOODRUFF Liberal Arts EDWARD WORLEY Liberal Arts JERRY WRENN Liberal Arts GRAHAM YATES Business SKETCH OF Proposed Cafeteria Meet Miss Chowanoka This year ' s ' ' Miss Chowa- noka was selected from por- traits of the young ladies whose pictures appear on the following eight pages, by the popular head basketball coach of Wake Forest College, Horace Bones McKniney. Trying to officiate a con- test like this is a real tough job ' said ' Bones ' , b u t I ' ve tried to call it as I saw it. (Thanks Mr. Bones -Editor) of 1958 54 kapp vajirii m. A thing of beauty is a joy forever. —Keats MISS SARAH BURRUS . . sponsored by the chowanoka staff . . nut brown hair . . expressive eyes . . tantalizing charm . . reserved. 56 Beauty is the gift of God. —Aristotle A MISS BARBARA OVERTON . . sponsored by the men ' s council . . eye- catching . . graceful . . quiet spoken . . feminine in every respect. 57 Beaufy is not caused. It is. —Dickinson AAISS REBA HALE . . sponsored by the monogram club . . cooperative friendly . . dewey freshness . . personality plus. 58 ' True beauty dwells in deep retreats. —Wordsworth MISS BARBARA JEAN RUSSELL . . sponsored by baptist student union quiet enthusiasm . . poised . . trusting air . . natural beauty. 59 Thoughtless of beauty, she was beauty ' s self. —Thomson MISS IRENE PURVIS . . sponsored by the woman ' s judiciary . . radiant versatile . . epitome of loveliness . . piquant. 60 A handsome woman is a jewel. — Saadi AAISS CHLOE WARD . . sponsored by the chowanian staff . . regal bear- ing . . infectious smile . . hazel-green eyes . . magnetic. 61 How near to good is what is fair. —Ben Johnson MISS AUDREY ADAMS . . sponsored by the college choir . . understand- ing . . ready smile . . quiet manner . . alluring simplicity. 62 MISS BARBARA OVERTON of AHOSKIE HOMECOMING QUEEN ON THE WAY TO THE GAME-L. to R., Chloe Ward, Freshman Class Representative; Janice Cranford, Sopiiomore Class Representative; Queen Barbara; Irene Purvis, Sophomore Class Representative; Judy Taylor, Freshman Class Representative. CHOWAN HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL QUEEN for 1958 President Whitaker placing the crown on the head of Queen Annie Lou. On the night Chowan ' s basket- bailers played Campbell, repre- sentatives from 20 North Caro- lina and Virginia High Schools were on hand to compete for the title, Chowan High School Bas- ketball Queen for 1958. The young ladies and their escorts were guests of honor at a ban- quet preceding the game. After their appearance before the judges and the crowd at the game, Annie Lou Billups of En- field was awarded the coveted crown. Jewel Snipes of Ahoskie was first runner-up and Jane Lawerence, Mars Hill High, was second runner-up. HiiSHfiifriiHUROtlKtlJ Mrs. John Gill, wife of Chowan ' s public relations director, pinning a corsage on runner-up Jewel Snipes while her escort Charlie Bolton looks on approvingly. THE MAY QUEEN MISS SARAH BURRUS of HATTERAS THE QUEEN AND HER ATTENDANTS. Front, left to right: Patsy Edwards, Maid of honor; Queen Sarah; Pat AAoore. Second row: Barbara Russell, Chloe Ward, Lillian Carter, Billie Harris. Rear: Audrey Adams. 65 THE KING AND QUEEN OF HEARTS BILL BOWLING FAYE ADAMS 66 AciluitieA. SKETCH OF Proposed Library THE A CAPPELLA CHOIR First row, left to right: Shelby Crocker, Pat High, Audrey Adams, Janet Harlow, Kaye Powell. Sec- ond row: Bob Wainwright, Jean Long, Gloria Sumner, Treena Rountree, Joanne White, Lillian Carter, Bert Johnson. Third row: Russell Harrington, Robert Earl Williamson, Robert Davis, Bill Norvell, John Askew. Absent when picture was taken: Anne Brown. The College Choir, directed by Profes- sor James Brisson, Chairman of the De- partment of Music, gave a number of outstanding performances throughout the year. The Christmas and Spring Concerts were exceptionally well received by the public, as were the Choir ' s other public appearances before churches, civic clubs and other organizations. 68 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL ; : ,1 First row, I. to r.: Patsy Cody; Wayne Davis, Vice-President; Jesse Ray Mansfield, President; Barbara Russell; Loraine Robins, Secretary. Second row: Miss White, Faculty Advisor; Bill Byrum- Joanne White; Bob Wainwright; Jessica Vann, Treasurer. Third row: Frank Meador ' ; Sherwood Johnson; The Rev. Roland Pruet e, College Pastor. BAPTIST STUDENT UNION GREATER COUNCIL First row, I. to r.: Patsy Cody, Wayne Davis, Joanne White, Jesse Ray Mansfield, Barbara Russell, Loraine Robins, Jessica Vann. Second row: Bill Byrum, Frank Meador, Bob Wainwright Sherwood Johnson, Bobbie Wilson, Miss White. Third row: Jean Henry, Pat Moore Norma Rountree, Billie Harris, Wanda James, Betty Baines, Shelby Crocker. Fourth row: Ed ' Wilson Dinky Whitley, Charles Perlick, Pat High, Eloise Scuggs, Bert Johnson, Mr. Pruette YOUNG WOMEN ' S AUXILIARY Front row, left to right: Betty Baines, Kaye Powell, Barbara Williams, Joy Ferguson, Patsy Cody. Second row: Janet Harlowe, Anne Brown, Shelby Crocker, Bobbie Wilson, Jane Winslow. Third row: Lorraine Robins, president, Joanne White, vice-president, Gwen Eure, secretary, Treena Roun- tree, Pat High, Norma Rountree, Barbara Russell. Mrs. Charles Lloyd, sponsor, was absent when the picture was taken. MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE Front row, left to right: Dinky Whitley, Ed Woriey, Charles Thompson. Second row: Julian Mills, secretary, James Layton, president, Jesse Ray Mansfield, Bill Byrum. Absent when picture was taken: John Hemingway, vice-president, Oscar Harrell, Tim Langston, Aubrey Marks, Walter Hill, J. C. Daughtrey. 70 BLOCK C CLUB Front row, left to right: Sammy Cutler, Sonny Davis, Kerry Carawan, Carl Wimbish, Jimmy Parker, Dan Griffin, Ed Norris, Jesse Ray Mansfield. Second row: Gene Page, Clyde Vick, Lanny Roof ' , Lawrence Kearson, John Hogan, Bill Steele, Donnie Upchurch. Third row: Carlton Debnam, Murphy Smith, Richard Murray, Norman Phillips, Billy Perkins, Jerry Bean, Jim Martin, Jerry Wrenn. To qualify for membership in the BLOCK C Club, these young men won the varsity monogram for their participation in inter- collegiate football, basketball, or baseball competition. The various teams were directed b y Head Coach Ike Davis and Assistant Coach Gig Lloyd. Lloyd Davis 71 PHI THETA KAPPA PHI THETA KAPPA is the Junior College equivalent of Phi Beta Kappa in the Senior College. Member- ship is based upon outstanding ability in scholarship and citizenship, and upon high standards of character. Front row, left to right: Mrs. F. O. Mixon, Faculty Sponsor; Billie Harris; Janet Harlowe; Audrey Adams, Secretary; Lillian Carter; Bettye Jo Lassiter; Loraine Robins, Treasurer. Second row: John Hemingway; Robert Earl Williamson; Charlie Whitley, Vice-president; Richard Hastings; John Beach. Third row: John Riggs; Robert Taylor, Robert Davis; Williard Humphries; Mike Johnson, President; Joe Hasty. Absent when picture was taken: Frank Forteque, Robert Darden, Norman Phillips. DELTA PI EPSILON The young ladies shown above are the charter members of Chowan ' s chapter of DELTA PI EPSILON, a national honorary society which reconizes outstanding ability in the secretarial field. Left to right: Betty Jean Oliver, Treena Rountree, Bobbie Wilson, Norma Rountree, Betty Jane Everett. Mrs. Beatrice Keeler (standing) is th Faculty Sponsor. Bfio iti Last fall, AAr. Hunter Pope, a Chowan trustee from Enfield and an outstanding Wake Forest College netter some years ago, decided that the College ' s tennis courts needed a new face. So, Mr. Pope donated a sum of money for the pur- pose of providing the cement courts pictured above— another step forward in Chowan ' s progressive development pro- gram. 73 GRIDIRON .41 45, 2 27 3e 44 ' 34 COACHES Ike Davis Gig Lloyd Chowan Chowan 13 Chowan 7 Chowan 7 Chowan 7 Chowan 12 Chowan Frosh 6 Chowan Frosh 25 74 WARRIORS . '  t S m:% ;io ifnmm • • ' •PU - ' , .■- « iij ij , ■. fifi p EastCarolina J. V ' s 19 Bullis Prep 7 Apprentice School 13 Wingote 14 Fork Union 34 Columbian Prep 6 Elizabeth City 13 Washington 7 CAPTAINS 75 Hunk Smith Phil Collins CHOWAN - EAST CAROLINA J. V. 19 The Braves opened their season in Ahoskie against a much larger ECC Jayvee eleven and gave the Baby Pirates a rock-em, sock-em battle before bowing by a 19-0 count. However, the game was much closer than the score indicates. The scrappy young Indians fumbled away numerous scoring opportunities and made the Pirates fight for every inch they gained. ROUGH, READY, VETERAN LINEMEN CHOWAN 13 - BULLIS PREP 7 The Braves home opener was played in a driving rain- storm. On the second play of the second quarter half- back J. C. Young dove over from the one-yard line for the first Indian tally. Lanny Roof capped a scoring drive in the third period by sprinting 6 yards around end into paydirt for the winning touchdown. The Braves vicious play up front was the difference in the two clubs. The hardcharging Indian line repeatedly stopped the high-powered Little Admiral backs when- ever the goal line was in danger. CHOWAN 7 - APPRENTICE SCHOOL 13 In their next outing, the Braves traveled to Newport News and dropped a close one to the rough and ready Apprentice School Shipbuilders. The Builders scored first but Lawerence Kearson put the Indians back in the game with a six-pointer which climaxed a 74-yard sustained drive. Hogan converted and the Braves went into the dressing room at the half on the long end of a 7-6 score. A costly Brave fumble on the first play following the second half kickoff gave the Shipbuilders an easy TD. The Indians threatened re- peatedly in the last two periods but never could cross the last white stripe again. Kneeling, Center Pat Warren and Tackle Kerry Cara- wan; Standing, End Phil Collins and Tackle Gordon Peoples. CHOWAN 7 - WINGATE 14 Wingate, ranked fourth among the nation ' s Junior Colleges, had to come from behind in the second half to defeat an aroused band of Braves in a game played on Wingate ' s home gridiron. The Braves led 7-0 at the half after John Hogan had sneaked over from the one and added the extra point with a place- kick. In the last half the powerful Wingate eleven began to move and put 14 points on the scoreboard while holding the Braves scoreless. It was a tough one for the Indians to lose for they had several other excellent opportunities to score; but they came home with a moral victory over the nationally-ranked Win- gate team. 76 RUGGED NEWCOMERS UP FRONT Kneeling, I to r. Guard Gary Henman, Tackle Jim Woodruff, Tackle Tommy Daughtry; Standing, End Jerry Bean, End Salvador Thomasson, Guard Bob Gotten. CHOWAN 7 - FORK UNION 34 In the annual R u r 1 1 a n Bowl Game at Deep Creek, Va., the Blue Devils of Fork Union Mili- tary Academy ran roughshod over the Braves. It v as just one of those nights when the Indians could do nothing right and the Cadets could do nothing wrong. The Fork Union backs— by far the best the Braves faced all sea- son—piled up tremendous yard- age and their human battering ram, fullback Lowell Vaught, was everybody ' s All American on that particular night. Clyde Morgan, the leader in an impotent Braves offense, scored the only Chowan tally on a 21 -yard gallop through center late in the final period. SHIFTY, SOPHOMORE BACKS Kneeling, I to r, Jimmy Parker and Clarence Lupton; Standing, Bill Steele, Floyd Davis and J. C. Young. 77 CHOWAN 12 - COLUMBIA PREP 6 The Braves ended their season in a blaze of glory as they outscrapped the gridiron warriors of Columbian Prep, Washington, D. C. It was a bruising homecoming battle from the opening whistle and the game was highlighted by savage play on the part of two well-coached lines. The Cadets got the game ' s first tally, but J. C. Young made it 6-6 just three minutes later when he went over from the one-yard line. Late in the third period the Braves wrapped it up when Carawan recovered a Prep fumble and Lanny Roof pitched a perfect strike into the waiting arms of Captain Phil Collins in the end zone for the winning touch- down. THE SCRAPPY BRAVE BACKS Kneeling, I to r: Roof, Kearson, F. Morgan, Mitchell, Griffin, Duell, Foster, H. Smith, Young, and Parker. Standing: Hooks, Edwards, Hogan, R. Sawyer, Davis, C. Morgan, M. Smith, Steele, Rober- son, and Phillips. Head Coach Ike Davis developed a potent offense from the fleet of backs pictured above. John Hogan, freshman quarterback from New Bern, was handling the team like a veteran when the season closed. Three fine and powerful fullbacks were a real joy to Coach Davis: Lawerence Kearson and Lanny Roof were consistent and dependable and Clyde Morgan was the squad ' s leading ground gainer for the sea- son. Halfbacks J. C. Young, Jimmy Foster and several others were constant break-away threats. The pass- ing of Jimmy Parker and the kicking of Bill Steele were other backfield highlights. 78 THE STALWART BRAVE LINEMEN Kneeling, I to r: Clyburn, Collins, Woodruff, Henman, Daughtry, Gotten, Peoples, Bean, and Kent. Standing: Wimbish, Dickerson, Swineford, Bailey, Warren, Compton, Martin, Harring- ton, Thompson, Coach Lloyd, and J. Sawyer. Assistant Coach Gig Lloyd handled the Chowan linemen pictured above. Although short on returning lettermen, he worked his prosects into one of the finest Junior College lines in the state. In the middle of the Brave line, center Pat Warren and guards Joe Bland, Gary Henman, and Bob Cotten were outstand- ing. At the tackle posts. Tommy Daughtry, Gordon Peoples, Kerry Carawan, and Jim Woodruff were the standouts. On the flanks, Phil Collins, Jerry Bean, Jim Martin, and pass-catching Salvador Thomasson were the shining lights. CHOWAN FRESHMEN 6 ELIZABETH CITY 13 The Baby Braves lost a close one to the Yellow Jackets who later won the state AA crown. Cho- wan scored first, but the Eliza- beth City boys put together two sustained drives of 67 and 68 yards for the win. The freshmen played this game after only eight days of practice. CHOWAN FRESHMEN 25 WASHINGTON HIGH 6 The freshmen Braves had only one other contest— a meeting with the strong Pam Pack at Washington. End Sally Thomas- son scored two of Chowan ' s four touchdowns; Billy Mitchell and Lawerence K e a r s o n got the others. Lanny Roof ' s 70-yard punt return was the game ' s highlight. 79 BUCKET Chowan 58 Med. Col. of Vo. 60 Chowan 61 Southeastern Sem. 65 Chowan 78 Pembroke 79 Chowan 51 Pembroke 97 Chowan 57 P.J.C. 64 Chowan 49 Campbell 75 Chowan 73 Med. Col. of Va. 62 Chowan 66 Louisburg 76 Chowan 72 P.J.C. 51 BOMBERS Chowan 84 Wilmington 83 Chowan 69 E.M.I. 72 Chowan 56 Oak Ridge 63 Chowan 68 Oak Ridge 59 Chowan 61 Campbell 70 Chowan 60 Louisburg 68 Chowan 44 Wilmington 89 Chowan 91 E.M.I. 100 Chowan 64 Wilmington 75 (Tournament) THE BRAVES IN ACTION ,- ) n n Dan Griffin Murphy Smith 75. Richard Murray Donnie Upchurch sJ g Willis Hoyle Bob Futretl 82 Ed Tippett jji Vance Pittman I I Jerry Wrenn U Carroll Hawkins Billy Perkins Clyde Vick I THE STARTING QUINTET— These five men led the Brave attack all season. They were a much tougher ball club than the won-loss record indicates, as their opponents across the state will testify. Left to right, Murphy Smith, Jerry Wrenn, Co-captain Phil Collins, Co-captain Dan Grif- fin and Vance Pittman. THE SQUAW BASKETEERS f These young ladies won 9 out of the 10 games they played against high-school, all-star, and junior college teams. Kneeling, left to right: Ruby Webb, Jessica Vann, Reba Hale, Margaret Strickland. Second row: Coach Jimmy Parker, Sandra Liverman, Joanne White, Vivian Pugh, Hilda Melton. Absent when picture taken: Pat Mocre and Loueen Bryant. 83 MEN OF THE DIAMOND n .n H - r . ? Kneeling, left to right: Joe Sumler, Ray Rose, James Foster, Jimmy Parker, Hunk Smith, John Hogan, Lawrence Kearson. Second row: Coach Lloyd, Vance Pittman, Richard Murray, Salvador Thomasson, Kenneth Odom, Manager Woody Hill. Third row: Jonas Edwards, Carroll Hawkins, Clyde Morgan, Murphy Smith, Coy Tillett, Joe Bland, Bill Steele. The Brave Baseballers have not played their first game and it is time to go to press with the Chowanoka. Therefore, no re- sults can be listed for the sched- ule shown on this page. The way the boys have performed in prac- tice thus far indicates that this year ' s nine will be one of Cho- wan ' s greatest baseball clubs. Returning lettermen are: Bill Steele, Jug Morgan, Hunk Smith, and Jimmy Parker. March 18 Louisburg Here March 20 Pembroke Here March 23 Pembroke There March 29 P. J. C. There April 4 North Carolina (Freshmen) There April 12 North Carolina Here (Freshmen) April 15 Campbell Here April 18 E. M. 1. There April 19 Wilmington There April 23 Wilmington Here April 26 E. M. 1. Here April 29 Campbell There May 3 Louisburg There May 8 P. J. C. Here May 9 Wake Forest (Freshmen) There May 10 W ske Fore-It (Fres imen) at Mills Home, Thomasville 84 FIRST BASE SECOND BASE SHORTSTOP THIRD BASE Murray CENTER FIELD Morgan Hogan MOUNDSMEN Parker PITCHER Pittman Smith Hawkii Smith Odom RIGHT FIELD UTILITY MEN Bland Edwards Sumler Thomasson Tillett Kearson THE TONSIL TWISTERS Bettye Jo Lassiter Joanne White Vivian Pugh Agnes Underwood Wanda James Chloe Ward Barbara Overton Janet Harlowe Jean Henry THE BERMUDA BRIGADE STUDENT ROSTER 1957-1958 Adams, Audrey Route 5, Box 560 Durham, N. C. Adams, David Earl Route 1 , Vanceboro N. C. Adams, Faye Route 2, Box 474, New Bern N. C. Allen, William, Jr., 2606 Lewis Farm Road, Raleigh N. C. Alligood, William 407 Belmont St., Windsor, N. C. Alston, James E Route 1, Windsor, N. C. Aman, Jack RFD 1, Box 105, Maysville, N. C. Applewhite, Jackie M Courtland, Va. Ashfield, Frank Catherine St., Ahoskle, N. C. Askew, John P. O. Box 324, Winton, N. C. Askew, Shirley Star Route, Conway, N. C. Bailey, William Roger Route 1, Raleigh, N. C. Bains, Alma Elizabeth 761 Carolina Road, Sulfolk, Va. Ballenger, Frank Lee 501 Hilltop Terrace, Alexandria, Va. Barbee, Eugene Varina, N. C. Barnes, Sandra Woodland N. C. Beach, John Route 1 , Oak City, N. C. Bean, Jerry 502 Highland Ave., High Point, N. C. Benjamin, George Brothers Drive, Elizabeth City, N. C. Blanchard, Helen 4937 Shafer St., Norfolk, Va. Bland, Joseph, Jr 419 W. Main St., Williamston, N. C. Blount, Alveston 1 104 Honeycutt St., Elizabeth City, N. C. Bowling, William S Route 1 , Broadway, N. C. Bradley, Robert Jefferson Street, Jackson, N. C. Bray, Wlllim Frank Route 3, Box 249, Hertford, N. C. Brickhouse, Thurman 209 Crescent Ave., Hopewell, Va. Britt, Thomas Edward 208 E. Burgess St., Elizabeth City, M. C. Britton, Leon Ellis Route 1, AAargarettsville, N. C. Brown, Barbara 6 Carl Road, Portsmouth, Va. Brown, Benjamin 464 College St., Jacksonville, N. C. Brown, Margaret Ann Route 1, Box 97, Gates, N. C. Bryant, Loueen Harrellsville, N. C. Buchman, Robert 355 W. Princess Ann Rd., Norfolk, Va. Burnette, Herbert P Box 351, Castalia, N. C. Burrus, Sarah Hatteras, N. C. Byrum, William Eugene Star Route, Winfall, N. C. Ca dwell, James R 404 Shephard St., Havelock, N. C. Callicutt, Joseph H 1421 Bay St., Asheboro, N. C. Carter, Delmar rFD 3, Box 312, Suffolk, Va. Cambell, Harold Joseph Route 1, Box 124, Norfolk Va. Carter, Lillian Clair Woodland, N. C. Carter, Morris Belvjn Kennedy Home, Kinston, N. C. Carter, Sellas Martin RFD 3, Box 312, Suffolk, Va. Carawan, Kerry Wayne Mesic N C Carlisle, James L V.V.V Whitakers ' N. C. Clyburn, Raymond 5426 Powhatan Ave., Norfolk, Va. Cody, Patsy . Route 3, Box 58, Statesville, N. C. Co her, Richard D sio ' j W. Main St. Elizabeth City, N. C. Co ins, Thomas Brown RFD 1, Box 19, Whaleyviile, Va. Collins, Phillip Edward 509 Adams St., Raleigh, N. C. Compton, Dwight B ox 234, Cedar Grove, N. C. Copeland, Mrs. Martha Box 1, Cofield, N. C. 87 Gotten, Roderick L., Jr 1620 Rheue Ave., New Bern, N. C. Cox, Sidney Barbee, Jr Route 1, Glen Allen, Va ' . Cranford, Janice 243 W. McNeeley, Mooresville, N. C. Creekmore, John E 1511 Chestnut Ave., Norfolk, Va. Crisp, Sarah 138 E. Wilson Ave., Mooresville, N. C. Crocker, Shelby Jean Route 1, Box 120, Nashville, N. C. Darden, Jim London Bridge, Va. Darden, Robert Box 673, Broadvy ay, N. C. Daughtrey, William T 8100 Buffalo Ave., Norfolk, Va. Daughtry, James C Lasker, N. C. Daughtry, Lillie AAae Route 1, Box 155, Murfreesboro, N. C. Davenport, Alfred V Columbia, N. C. Davenport, Jimmie R F D 2, Creswell, N. C. Davis, Donald Richard Routel, Kingsdale St., Franklin, Va. Davis, Floyd Estel, Jr Hamptonville, N. C. Davis, James Robert 303 Eastern Ave., Rocky Mount, N. C. Davis, Phyllis Columbia, N. C. Davis, Wayne Branchville, Va. Davis, William Lister Route 4, Box 314, Elizabeth City, N. C. Day, Clyde Milton Route 1, Box 146, W. Hortonsville, N. C. Debnam, Carlton Ray Route 2, Zebulon, N. C. Dickinson, Paul Robert 509 Memorial Drive, Ahoskie, N. C. Doughtie, J. C Eure, N. C. Duell, James J., Jr Smithfleld, Va. Dunn, James L 1805 S. Fayetteville St., Asheboro, N. C. Dunning, Ann 412 Church St., Ahoskie, N. C. Edwards, Carolyn P R F D 3, Box 123, Franklin, Va. Edwards, Grover, Jr Route 3, Rocky Mount, N. C. Edwards, Jonas F Routel , Macclesfield, N. C. Edwards, Madison Routel , Spring Hope, N. C. Edwards, Patsy V Carolina Drive, Murfreesboro, N. C. Eure, Gwendolyn Eure, N. C. Everett, Betty Jane P. O. Box 173, Harrellsville, N. C. Everett, Warner 1230 Chesapeake Ave., S. Norfolk, Va. Felts, Jewel Boykins, Va. Ferguson, Mildred Joy R F D 3, Washington, N. C. Flint,, William R 635 Graydon Ave., Norfolk, Va. Fortesque, Frank W Tyner, N. C. Foster, James Sebrell, Va. Futrell, Hazel Alene Route 1, Box 65, Conway, N. C. Futrell, Robert C 4 Lawerence Ave., Hampton, Va. Futrell, Sara Harrell 321 Catherine St., Ahoskie, N. C. Futrelle, David M R F D, Murfreesboro, N. C. Gardner, William Joseph Route 3, Windsor, N. C. Gaskill, Elmo, Jr Atlantic, N. C. Gay, Nathan Henry Route 1, Manassas, N. C. Gibbs, Jimmy Lasker, N. C. Godfrey, Kermit L Sunbury, N. C. Godwin, Billy R 204 N. Layton Ave., Dunn, N. C. Goodwin, Emory R F D 1 , Victoria, Va. Greene, Carroll 171 1 Greenpack Rd., New Bern, N. C. Griffin, John W 104 S. Broad St., Edenton, N. C. Griffin, Oliver Daniel Red Oak N. C. 88 Griffith, Mildred C AAurfreesboro, N C. Grissom, Edward S Courtland Va. Haislip, George Hamilton, N. C. Hale, Reba Dare Conway, N C. Hall Andrew C 305 N. Main St., Wake Forest, N. C. Harlow, Janet Glenn Route 2, Littleton, N. C. Harrell, William C Columbia, N. C. Harrington, Russell Norfleet Rich Sqare, N. C. Harris, Arthur Branchville, Va. Harris, James Rex Route 1, Box 6, Roanoke Rapids, N. C. Harris Willie Lee Route 3, Box 224, Elizabeth City, N. C. Harrison, Arthur E., Jr Barco N C. Hastings, Richard Lamar 2059 Eslava Drive, Mobile, Ala. Hasty, Willie J., Jr 913 Rapids St., Roanoke Rapids, N. C. Hawkins, Carroll L Route 2, Cedar Grove, N. C. Hemingway, John D Corapeake, N. C. Henman, Gary Lee 3213 E. Sewells Point Rd., Norfolk, Va. Henry, Lois J 1 1 6 N. Hillard St., Nashville, N. C. High, Patricia A Box 1 16, Red Oak, N. C. Hill, L. Woodard 309 Hancock St., New Bern, N. C. Hobbs, Tommy D Hobbsville, N. C. Hogan, John 2-F Pembroke Dr., Havelock, N. C. Hooks, James A Route 1, Whiteville, N. C. Hoyle, Herbert W Route 1 , Box 306, Henderson, N. C. Hubbard, Richard T 2-J Pembroke Drive,, Havelock, N. C. Humphries, Willard Fentress, Va. Hutton, Charles E 509 Cedar Lane, Hopewell, Va. James, Wanda Route 3, Kernersville, N. C. Jeffries, Jay Sanford, N. C. Jameson, Perry H P. O. Box 246, Jackson, N. C. Jennings, Bobby Lee 415 Florida Ave., Portsmouth, Va. Jernigan, Rose Box 313, Littleton, N. C. Johnson, Michael H Hamilton, N. C. Johnson, O. B., Jr Box 387, Emporia, Va. Johnson, Robert Ray R F D 1 , Smithf ield, N. C. Johnson, Robert Sherwood Route 1, Box 92, Deico, N. C. Jones, Joel T Box 6, Red Oak, N. C. Joyner, David W 617 Spring Ave., Murfreesboro, N. C. Kearson, Lawerence Henderson, N. C. Kent, Richard H P. O. Box 843, New Bern N. C. Langston, Timothy Eure, N. C. Lassiter, Albert Wood 238 Hamilton St., Roanoke Rapids, N. C. Lassiter, Betty Jo Route 2, Box 62B, Ahoskie, N. C. Lassiter, Cornelius Potecasi, N. C. Layton, James P Route 4, Box 359, Louisburg, N. C. Livermcn, Betty Ann Winton, N. C. Liverman, Sandra Faye Woodland, N. C. Lockemy, Vernon B 926 Champion St., Henderson, N. C. Long, Sheldon Jean Hertford, N. C. Looper, Dennis Woods 204 N. Fairview Dr., Lenoir, N. C. Lupton, Clarence R F D, Box 244, Edenton, N. C. Lynch, James Blackridge, Va. 89 Magus, George H 810 Duffy Dr., Williamsburg, Va. Mahle, James Arthur 581 1 Lakeside Ave., Richmond, Va. Mallory, Sidney Oak City, N. C. AAann, Joe Harris 2913 University Dr., Durham, N. C. Manning, William C 311 Church St., Williamstorr, N. C. Mansfield, Jesse Ray Route 1 , Hertford, N. C. Martin, James F., Jr 316 N. Wood Dr., Raleigh, N. C. Meador, Richard Frank Route 3, Reidsville, N. C. Meekins, Wesley M Box 3032, Manteo, N. C. Meiggs, Willard C, Jr 5924 George Washington Highway, Portsmouth, Va. Melton, Hilda Lois Route 1 , Box 522, Hickory, Va. Mills, Julian R F D 2, Box 604, Roanoke Rapids, N. C. Mitchell, Billy 902 Terrace Ave., Hopewell, Va. Moore, Mark B., Jr Route 2, Battleboro, N. C. Moore, Patricia M R F D 1, Box 352, Durham, N. C. Morgan, Clyde G R F D 1 , Elizabeth City, N. C. Morgan, Floyd T Route 6, Raleigh, N. C. Morris, Robert Meade Route 3, Box 405, Enfield, N. C. Mullican, Oscar Lee 1 137 Rock Bridge Ave., Norfolk, Va. Murray, Richard W 626 Augusta St., Hampton, Va. Nading, Kenneth G 134 Sunset Dr., N W, Winston Salem, N. C. Norris, Edward Lee Route 5, Box 340, Alexandria, Va. Norvell, Thomas A Seaboard, N. C. Norvell, William L., Jr Seaboard, N. C. Oden, Mitzi Kay Hatteras, N. C. Oliver, Betty Jean P. O. Box 129, Harrellsville, N. C. O ' Neal William P P. O. Box 782, Manteo, N. C. Overton, Barbara Lee 811 Academy St., Ahoskie, N. C. Owens, Alvin H 317 Jefferson St., Plymouth, N. C. Owens, Lexina Route 2, Box 25, Columbia, N. C. Parker, Edmund Roduca, N. C. Parker, James E 1713 Arendell St., Morehead City, N. C. Parker, John Route 3, Box 422, Jacksonville, N. C. Paul, Nicholas L Route 1 , Pantego, N. C. Pearce, Flora Box 93, Routel , Conway, N. C. Peoples, Gordon 710 Lee Drive, Williamsburg, Va. Perkins, Billy Cherry Stokes, N. C. Perlick, Charles T R F D 3, Box 250, Sulfolk, Va. Phillips, Norman G Route 7, Sanford, N. C. Pittman, Vance Gates, N. C. Powell, Patricia Kaye P. O. Box 144, Roanoke Rapids, N. C. Presson, Sibyl B R F D 1, Box 24, Wakefield, Va. Privette, Wade H P. O. Box 35, Black Creek, N. C. Pruden, Mills Route 3, Box 663, Suffolk, Va. Pugh, Vivian W Route 2, Box 291 , Hickory, Va. Purvis, Letha Irene Bethel, N. C. Rawls, Edward Earl 1131 Winwood Dr.. Windsor, ' N. C. Rawls, Wilton P Mable St., Windsor, N. C. Ray, William Route 2, Raleigh, N. C. Rhodes, Betty Jane Route 1 , Box 1 79, Columbia, N. C. Riddick, James W Hobbsville, N. C. Riggs, John L Route 1 , Box 89, Maysville, N. C. 90 Roberson, Elton M •••••• • • ' ° f ' 1° ' ' ' - • Roberson, James H Route 3, Box 284, Washington, N C. Robins, Elva Lorraine ■ • ■ • •• • • • • A . ' ' 7 ' Roof, Lanny M 205 W. Frankim St., Enf.eld, N. C. Rose, Howard Ray Ro te 2 Sm.thf.dd, N C. Ross, Thomas Dan 509 North St Ahoskie, N. C. Roughton, Joseph E Box 181, Columbia, N. C. Rountree, Norma Mae Hobbsvi le, N. C. Rountree, Treena Leigh • • ■ ■ • Corapeake, N C. Rouse, James M 405 Green St., Warsaw, N. C. Rowe, Claiborn C 41 5 C, C. Road, Ahoskie, N C. Russell, Barbara Jean R F D 3, Hertford, N. C. Sanderlin, Phillip ■ ■ Belcross, N C. Sawyer, Joseph R., Jr Route 3, Elizabeth City, N. C. Sawyer, Rodney 1 14 W. Minister Dr., Jacksonville, N. C. Schurr Charles F-3 New Bernian Apts, New Bern, N. C. Scruggs, Eloise Ann Box 87, Dreweyville, Va. Seymour, Alpheus T ■ • Apex, N C. Shipman, Robert Box 333, Bladenboro, N. C. Smith, Harold Box 7, Morrisville, N. C. Smith, Marion G Boykins, Va. Smith, Theodric, B P. O. Box 582, Edenton, N. C. Smith, William M., Jr Robersonville, N. C. Snell, David E 17 Barclay Ave., Plymouth, Va. Stallings, Phillip M Route 2, Spring Hope, N. C. Steele, William L., Jr R F D 2, Box 167, Seaford, Dela. Strickland, Margaret Ann Route 2, Middlesex, N. C. Sumler, Joseph W., Jr Box 36, Newington, Va. Sumner, Gloria Ann Star Route, Conway, N. C. Swineford, Robert Disputanta, Va Tart, John Henry 700 N. McKay Ave., Dunn, N. C. Taylor, James Robert Box 626, Enfield, N. C. Taylor, Julia Lee 11 1 Church St., Enfield, N. C. Taylor, Lewis Gary Merry Hill, N. C. Thomasson, Salvador Clarksville, Va. Thompson, Charles W Route 2, Box 267, Colerain, N. C. Thompson, Riley A Route 2, Box 213, Windsor, N. C. Tillett, McCoy 215 County St. Manteo, N. C. Tippe ' tt, Edward Route 2, Box 437, Roanoke Rapids, N. C. Turner, ' Ray Ccurtland Blvd., Franklin, Va. Tyler, Ashley Rich Square, N. C. Underwood, Agnes E Route 2, Colerain, N. C. Upchurch, John D 1410 Glenwood Ave., Raleigh, N. C. Vann, Jessica L R F D, Murfreesboro, N. C. Vaughan, James R Lasker, N. C. Vick, Clyde H., Jr Route 2, Box 106. Lynnhaven, Va. Vinson, Melvin 106 Winder St., Murfreesboro, N. C. Wainwright, Robert H 617 Aberdeen Road, Hampton, Va. Ward, Leota Chloe 538 Pearl St., Fayetteville, N. C. Warren, Patrick C 720 Redgate Ave., Rocky Mount, N. C. Watson, Linda Carol Route 1 , Box 108, Conway, N. C. Webb, Ruby V 110 Saratoga Rd., Stantonsburg, N. C. 91 White, Joanne Box 403, Dobson, N. C. Whitley, Charlie 102 W. High St., Murfreesboro, N. C. Whitley, John L 320 W. Main St., Murfreesboro, N. C. Whitmore, Robert B R F D 4, Box 672, Suffolk, Va. Williams, Barbara Harrellsville, N. C. Williams, Eugene Route 2, Box 423, Greenville, N. C. Williams, Gene W Box 81 -A, Capron, Va. Williams, James C, III Route 2, Box 24-E, Franklin, Va. Williams, James Corbitt Capron Va. Williamson, Robert Earl R F D, Cerro Gordo, N. C. Wilson, Bobbie Jean Route 1, Box 46, Scotland Neck, N. C. Wilson, Edward H Box 105, Sims, N. C. Wimbish, Carlyle R 5805 George Washington Highway, Portsmouth, Va. Winslow, Deri Gray Box 1 34, Belvidere, N. C. Winslow, lola Jane Route 1 , Belvidere, N. C. Woodruff, James P Box 260, Lacton, Va. Worley, Edward Dowe Route 1 , Box 92, Whitevllle, N. C. Wrenn, Jerry P Box 41 , Cedar Grove, N. C. Yates, Graham S Box 44, Mooresville, N. C. Young, John Calvin Box 342, Maxton, N. C. SPRING SEMESTER STDENTS FOR 1957-1958 Boothe, Harry Franklin Route 5, Danville, Va. Boyette, Theodore, Jr R F D 1 , Clayton, N. C. Britton, Randolph Vaughan R F D 2, Box 120, Ahoskie, N. C. Bryant, John Henry,lll Box 43, Rescue, Va. Collins, Phillip 1318 Roanoke Ave., Newport News, Va. Dansey, William E., Jr 1217 Elmhurst Dr., Richmond, Va. Eason, Gaston . Gatesville, N. C. Evans, Harry Ray 1317 Huntington Creek Dr., Alexandria, Va. Harrell, Oscar Melton Route 1 , Hobbsvilie, N. C. Hicks, Louis Mike 11 River Rd., Lorton, Va. Hill, Walter F Route 2, Spring Hope, N. C. Johnson, Henry P 5201 Carillo Ave., Norfolk, Va. Leonard, Charles R 1021 Georgetown Rd., Norfolk, Va. Leonard, Jerry Howard 1021 Georgetown Rd., Norfolk, Va. Miller, Giles Robert Bealeton, N. C. Odom, Kenneth Wayne Route 2, Conway, N. C. Paul, Noel Adolph Madam Maoies Lane, New Bern, N. C. Newsome, Nancy Woodland, N. C. Parker, Joseph B Route 3, Box 65, Ahoskie, N. C. Petitt, Jackie V Route 1 , Box 121, Lorton, Va. Prince, Kenneth C 303 Martin St., Alexandria, Va. Roberson, Marcellus Everett, Jr Box 3011, Robersonville, N. C. Robinson, Richard E Route 2, Gates, N. C. Satterwhite, James Brant, II 508 Zene St., Henderson, N. C. Strickland, Robert W 1102 S. Fifth St., Smithfield, N. C. Temple, Henry Route 3, Elizabeth City, N. C. Woodall, Thomas Roosevelt 806 E. Gordon St., Kinston, N. C. Wood, Paige 313 McGlohon St., Ahoskie, N. C. 92 ADVERTISEMENTS The Western Auto Store in Murfreesboro was the first business firm in the Roanoke-Chowan area to pledge 100 per cent to the Chowan College Enlargement-Development Campaign. Manager George Gibbs and his employees— Joe Dickerson, AAable Lois Joyner, and Walter Hill- are pictured above as they received an honor placard from College Relations Director John Gill. Many of the business and industrial firms whose advertisements appear in the following pages also contributed 100 per cent to the Chowan College Development Program effort. ST. REGIS PAPER COMPANY Congratulations from BANK OF AHOSKIE FRANLIN, VIRGINIA F. D. 1. C. Compliments of Two Offices in Ahoskie MEHERRIN VALLEY BANK Branch in F. D. L C. Aulander BOYKINS, VIRGINIA GULF PRODUCTS COMPLIMENTS For all your driving needs OF EDWARD ' S GULF SERVICE STATION Murfreesboro Pharmacy MURFREESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA AAURFREESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA With best wishes to the faculty and students of Chowan Colleg e. Garretfs Furniture Merchants and Farmers Bank 128 West Main Phone 3155 of Franklin FRANKLIN, VIRGINIA AHOSKIE, NORTH CAROLINA MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. For Dairy Products that are CHAS. L REVELLE SONS CONSISTENTLY the finest .... AAURFREESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA always call for dairv products PLANTERS HARDWARE CO. Hardware and Building Supplies Farm Machinery Maola Milk and Ice Cream Company AAURFREESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA AHOSKIE, NORTH CAROLINA BEST WISHES Compliments of HILL CHEVROLET COMPANY VAUGHAN and COMPANY AAURFREESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA BANKERS -Established 1886 - A Member of the Federal Deposit R. H. UNDERWOOD Insurance Corp. ESSO FRANKLIN, VIRGINIA Phones: 446-1 - 922-6 AAURFREESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Congratulations to the Graduating Class RIVERSIDE MANUFACTURING COMPANY MURFREESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA BROWN PARKER OPERATORS Red Apple Service Station Red Apple Supermarket MURFREESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA ROANOKE -CHOWAN GAS SALES, INC. Rulane Gas Service Phone: 3121 MURFREESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Northeastern Oil Co., Inc. — Distributors of — SINCLAIR PRODUCTS Firestone Tires and Tubes Plants in WINTON - WELDON ROANOKE VALLEY OIL CO. — Distributors of — RICHFIELD PRODUCTS MURFREESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Union Bag-Camp Paper Corporation CAMP DIVISION FRANKLIN, VA. Compliments BOOSTERS E. B. LASSITER AHOSKIE DEPARTMENT STORE, Ahoskie AHOSKIE FEED AND FUEL COMPANY, Ahoskie 1 883-Sevenfy-Five Years of Service-! 958 BOYKINS HARDWARE COMPANY, Boykins BURROUGHS STEAK HOUSE, Murfreesboro KILN DRIED NORTH CAROLINA PINE H. O. CARTER, Suffolk CARTER AND SONS FURNITURE COMPANY ROUGH OR DRESSED Franklin and Suffolk LEGGETTS DEPARTMENT STORE, Franklin Phones: Office 2421 Res. 2422 EVANS COMPANY, Murfreesboro MANHATTAN CAFE, Ahoskie POTECASI. NORTH CAROLINA MURFREESBORO APPLIANCE COMPANY Murfreesboro OFFICE SUPPLY STORE, Ahoskie PEEBLES-KIMBRELL STORE, Murfreesboro Compliments RED WHITE SUPER MARKET, Murfreesboro of the RUSSELL AND HOLMES, Franklin RUTH ' S TOT TEENS STORE, Murfreesboro RED APPLE RESTAURANT SNYDER ' S DEPARTMENT STORE, Ahoskie MURFREESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA SPORTSMAN SHOP, Franklin THORNTON LIVESAY FURNITURE, Franklin YOUNG MEN ' S SHOP AND LEUY JEWELERS Suffolk Compliments WALTER ' S GRILL, Murfreesboro of WHITE ' S BARBER SHOP, Murfreesboro THE TIDEWATER NEWS WHITE ' S HARDWARE COMPANY, Boykins Your Home Newspaper WHITLEY ' S TEXACO SERVICE STATION Murfreesboro FRANKLIN, VIRGINIA WHILE IN AHOSKIE MAKE BELK-TYLERS Your Shopping Heodquarfers Nationally Known Merchandise HICKOK CORO CAMEO ARCHDALE REVLON FORTUNGT HELENA RUBINSTEIN ARROW HUAAAAING BIRD KELRAY New - Modern - Spacious - Friendly The New - BELK-TYLERS - Ahoskie The yearbook staff acknowledges its debt to the faculty and personnel of The Roy Parker School of Printing for its invaluable assistance in the production of the 1958 Chowanoka. 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