Chowan College - Chowanoka Yearbook (Murfreesboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1963 volume:

To ci rculate within the library From the estate of W. I. Marable Wlfttak r ICihrary CHOWAN COLLEGE tAURFREESBORO. NORTH CAROLINA CMOWANXOLLEi provides for PROPOSED NEW l Ae ( oee uto4a 6S MEN ' S DORMITORY Presented by the student body of Chowan College, Murfreesboro, N. C. Editor Beverly Waldrop Asst. Editor Rell Taylor Business Manager Susie Harpold Our Story unfolds (rnd we TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction 1 . 15 Administration ..._ 1(5 . 27 Classes _ _ 28 - 89 Sophomore Freshman Activities 90 - 99 Organizations 100 - 111 Sports 112 - 133 Features - 134 - 145 Advertisements 146 - 156 Autograph pages 157 - I6O attempt to poi tray the opportunities i A setting so lovely we ' ' U never forget ... a challenge and the tools for its fulfillment.,, quiet seclusion for study and concentration. . . The Columns Building Science Building The Library FRIENDSHIP ... EXCITEMENT I I The Gibbs Huuse Student Center opportunity to act create (ichieve personal, Drama gives us a chance to express ourselves artistically. Students use the ltbrar - for research and a pleasant atmosphere for studying. Participation in a team sport necessitates the forgetting of one ' s must function as a whole in body and in spirit. identity, for the team oals., . to grow through mi Cirile K puts on movies for the f Many of us will enter into tlie bu ,.,too world after graduation. Commercial classes give us the necessary preparation. Leadership and Experimentation Graphic art students have an opportunity to create. 12 Pop and his cactus :i8mg«W8!s;r r ' iWiHt 4 ( Aote a oii o 963 DEDICATION Throughout the years the class of 1963 will remember Uncle Buck , for it was through his guidance, patience, and understanding that we were able to achieve a strong foundation for our future stud- ies. Not only did he teach us from books while we were in his class, but his influence and advice were so valuable in helping us to be people of the best character. We dedicate the 1963 CHOWANOKA to Mr. William I. Marable. Uncle Buck coaching the Monagram Club basketball team. Mr. Marable in one of his many classes. m ' a. ' ■i% ADMINISTRATION Dr. Bruce E. Whitaker— President William Clayton Morrisette — Dean His untiring efforts have made our college campus a better place to live. His fairness, co-operation, and guidance have won him the friendship of all. I1M« ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS K t . Ross A. Cadle Director of Admissions Virgil L. McBride Assistant to President James R. Masters Registrar Ben Sutton Business Manager Dr. E. V. McKnight Chaplain NOT PICTURED Paul W. Roden Director of Development Arelia Adams Bursar Elaine Cook Assistant to Bursar Virginia James Secretary to President Photograph Not Available Majorie Sewell Secretary to Dean Alva Bowling Director of Student Union Phyllis Cuthbertson Assistant to Registrar Brownie George House Mother and Hostess f ' -K Charlotte Beaman Assistant Dietitian Photograph Not Available Jack Hassell Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds DEANS James R. Masters Dean of Men Mrs. Sybil Grimes Dean of Women L. M. Wallace, Jr. Assistant Dean ilfe Miss Anna Belle Crouch Assistant Dean £l Mrs. A. O. George Assistant Dean . % Mrs. Alva Bowling Assistant Dean FACULTY BETTY L. BATCHELOR, Business English B. A., Atlantic Christian College M. A., University of North Carolina Additional Graduate Study, University of North Carolina PAUL L. BAUMGARTNER, Music B. M. Heidelberg College N. M. Eastman School of Music Additional Graduate Study, Florida State University PATRICIA ELEN BRITT, Business B. S., M. A., Appalachian State Teachers College LOIS C. CADLE, Assistant Librarian B. A. Westhampton College B. M. T., Carver School of Missions and Social Work NEVA F. CAMPBELL, Librarian A. B., Chowan College B. S., in Library Science University of North Carolina CARLA S. CHAMBLEE, Music B. A., Graduate Study, University of North Carolina JAMES M. CHAMBLEE, Chairman, Music Department B. A., University of North Carolina M. A., Columbia University NELL BOWERS CRAVEN, Business ANNA BELLE CROUCH, Music, Religion B. S., Southeastern Missouri State College M. R. E., Carver School of Missions and Social Work Additional Graduate Study, School of Sacred Music of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, East Carolina College, Union Theological Seminary, Columbia University Teachers College W. CALVIN DICKINSON, Social Science B. A., M. A.. Baylor University Graduate Study, University of North Carolina JAMES G. GARRISON, Chairman, Department of Physical Education A. A., Gardner-Webb College B. A. Western Carolina College M. A., East Carolina College Additional Graduate Study, East Carolina College MURRELL K. GLOVER, Science A. A., Blue Ridge Junior College B. A., Bridgewater College B. D., Duke University M. A.. East Carolina College Graduate Study, University of North Carolina JERRY LEE HAWKINS, Physical Education A. A., Gardner-Webb College B. S., M. A., Western Carolina College CHARLES A HELMS, Business B. S., M. A., Appalachian State Teachers College OPEY D. JEANES, Science B. A., Atlantic Christian College M. A., George Peabody College for Teachers WILLIAM I. MARABLE, English, Languages B. A., College of William and Mary M. A., University of Virginia Graduate Study, Duke University 24 FACULTY £i£a FACULTY JAMES R. MASTERS, Business B. S., Berea College Additional Graduate Study, University of Tennessee JOHN McSWEENEY, Chairman, Graphic Arts B. A., Bissell College Graduate Study, University of Penn., Temple University Master Printer DAISY LOU MIXON, Chr. of Department of Religion B. A., Wmthrop College Additional Study, New York University, Union Theological Seminary W. CLAYTON MORRISETTE, Social Science B. S., M. A., East Carolina Graduate Study, Duke LESTER J. REAVIS, Math B. S., N. C. State College M. A., Appalachian State Teachers College Graduate Study, N. C. State EMMA R. PARKER, English B. A., Berea College M. A., Appalachian State Teachers College CHARLES RIDGEWAY, Graphic Arts B. S., Jacksonville State College Graduate Study Carnegie Institute of Technology THOMAS RUFFIN, Chr., Department of Business B. S., M. A., East Carolma Graduate Study, Northwestern University .1 y 4 - iMt k MisM . ' nty- Mil FACULTY MRS. MARY HAMILTON, English A. B., W. C U. N. C, Greensboro M. A,, A. S. T. C, Boone FRANCES W. WHITE, English, Religion B. A., Radford College B. M. T., Carver School of Missions and Social Work M. R. E., Presbyterian General Assembly Training School Additional Graduate Study, Duke University BILLY WILLIAMS, B. S. Memphis State University M. Ed., University of Virginia Additional Graduate Study, Memphis State University, Tennessee M. EUGENE WILLIAMS, Chr., Department Languages B. A., University of Richmond M. A., Duke University Premier De gree, L ' Uni ersity de Dijon ROBERT E. WILLIAMS, Mathematics B. A., Waynesburg College M. A., Additional Graduate Study, Columbia University MARY E. WOOD, Science B. A., Waynesburg College M. A., Additional Graduate Study, Columbia University - 1 S Ytf i CHARLEY L. SANDIFER, Chr., Department English B. A., Mississippi College Th. M., New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary M. A., Additional Graduate Study, University of Mississippi JOY SANDIFER, Assistant Librarian B. A., Graduate Study, Mississippi College Graduate Study, New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, University of Mississippi WARREN G. SEXTON. Social Science A. A,, Lees McRae Junior College B. S., M. A., Appalachian State Teachers College WILLIAM SOWELL, Graphic Arts Diploma in Graphic Arts Continued Study, Chowan College BELA UDVARNOKI, Chr.. Department of Social Science Undergraduate Degree, University of Budapest Th. M., Ph. D., Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Additional Graduate Study, University of Hamburg L. M. WALLACE, Business B. S., M. A., East Carolina Additional Graduate Study, Colorado State College MACON M. WEAVER, A. B., University of N. C. Science M. S. P. H., University of N. C. ESTHER A. WHITAKER, Religion, English B. S., Appalachian State Teachers College B. M. T., Carver School of Missions and Social Work M. A., George Peabody College FACULTY CLASSES ,tL ..X!. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Bill Slate Sam Harahan Sandra Simmons Gwen Foy Jerry Ford President Vice-President Secretary Social Co-Chairman Social Co-Chairman Another year has rolled around, and another Sophomore class will be leaving Chowan campus and many memories. This year things were a little different. We had a Braves Week , ended by Braves Court, to promote school spirit instead of the one Rat Day that we, Sophomores, are sure will never forget. The Fight Song, written by the Sophomore Class, was an addition to Brave Week, It was an unusual sight to visitors during Braves Week, to see the entire Freshman class dressed in blue and white headbands. The weather put a damper on our Homecoming and our Floats, but a good time was had by all. Chapel programs have been enjoyed this year, and squirrel hunting has been fine. Yes, another year and four seasons for some have gone by, but we, the Sophomores, will always remember Chowan. 30 ,isS Douglas Norman Addington Earl Dean Allen - • « mt Rose Ann Anderson William Benjamin Anderson Howard Clayton Andleton Charles Douglas Bailey diM Bonnie Virginia Baker George Clarence Baker Geraldine Renee Ballard George Hayes Barr ♦ Ak jT 1 Reginald Clifton Barrack Russell Braceland Barnette William Thomas Bass Newton Beach Rj wk ' - bulie Brown Bigger Kenneth Max Blanchard Sue Anne Blanchard David Blythe Earl C. BIythe Margaret L. Bolton :;?S9 Derwin E. Booker, Jr. John Bowden i Melvin Lewis Bowles Jack Brinkley 4 - Julian Bristow Freda Merle Britt - Hugh Pete Britton, Jr. Jimmie Dean Brown fetf Bobby Joe Browning Lewis Brumberg Sb- t (5 © Henry McCall Bugg Wayne Maurice Bunting Penny Leigh Burch Susan Anne Cameron George Kenneth Carson WiUiam Thomas Carter Fred Norris Chamberlain Philip Sidney Chamberlain, Jr. 1 r ti - 7 Robert Miller Chamberlain Mae Belle Chappell Aaron B. Chilton Alan Bruce Clark ik l - - Graham Beasley Clark Gene West Cole ii i Wallace W. Collins ■ • _ William Cooke dEik Shirley Jean Cooper Kenneth G. Copley Ray Cox John Edwin Crowder John Currie Clara Victoria Daniel Elizabeth Daughtridge Luther Joyner Daughtry ' c!:r:: N m ' . James G. Davenport Norman Dale Davenport Lawerance Davis Ronnie Leslie Davis ■J -C _N iMmh Stephen Deal Marion Casey Dean Troy Edward Dean Cynthia Jane Dickerson M iilHi John Avent Dollar jj; - G. A. Downs, Jr. Pricilla Dozier Gene Lewis Draper mh Charles Lee Edwards Clifton Otis Edwards 1 f f Prince Albert Edwards, Jr. Katherine Ellington £a Jack Lee Evans Robert Lloyd Evans Judith Ann Ferrell Sherman Allen Fields : «i li fe John Richard Fine Gerald Melvin Ford Gwendolyn Rose Foy Anthony M. Futrell fe- fin i Joe Galloway Thomas McMinn Gardner Everett Warner Gee, Jr. Butch Thomas Gibson Patricia Goodwin John Thompson Gormley Minnie Green Wallace Lydon Gulford, Jr. ik Bradley Lloyd Haithcock Dorothy Hale W Edward Davis Hale Raymond Arnold Hale ' . A A Samuel Ford Harahan Jane Scott Hardin Ellen Bruce Hardy Nancy Rae Hare Fred Turner Harmon, Jr. Edwin Philip Harper Jerry Earl Harper Emily Harrell Enid Fitchell Harrell Robert Harris Robert Thomas Harris Jerry M. Hayes Ernest L. Hazelwood, Jr. Claude Marvin Heath Larry Lee Heath Nan Puckette Helms Wallace Reid Herring Diane Marilyn Hill Jack Lyn High Jimmy Thad Hodges 1 « ■ H ' t 4- t w- 1 Samuel Holder, Jr. Tony Miles Holder Carolyn Pretlow Holland Edward Eugene Holloman Evelyn Lorene HoUoman David Larry Hollowell Patricia Ann Holt Dwight Franklin Hooker n v I Jerry Lee Hunt Wayland Hunter Julian Dewey Hursey, Jr. John Irby Donald Jackson Michael Franklin Jeffers Wayne Jenkins Garland Wayne Jernigan dt Betsy Johnson Charles Johnson Christine C. Johnson Judith Ann Johnson .P 5S| Nancy Carolyn Johnson Ralph W. Johnson Charles Jones Michael Edward Jones Phillip Samuel Jones, Jr. Ronald Jones Ted Malcalm Jones Thomas Earl Jones Jf g «-i i « Junior Hayworth Kidd Wingate Ray Kimbrough Joseph Jacobs Kimmel, III Clarence Cole King, Jr. Lela Eunice King Mary Lou Kirk James Ralph Kirkpatrick Robert Arnold Koeppel l Thomas Bernard Lambert Betty Jean Lassiter William Waverly Lassiter Frances Jean Leggett f. Rubie Lewis Sarah Nesbeth Lewis Sandra Lowden Lanneta Lowe Berkley Lewis Lucas Charles P. McAdams Kay Lynette McBride Joan Ellen McCants Jimmy Dwight McKinney James Richard Martin, Jr. Carroll Davis Mann Brenda Fay Martin Jerry Ray Martin Thomas Wesley Martin Charles Lee Mason Vivian Carol Mason Frederick Wayne Mays Billy Edward Medlin Charles Edward Medlin Donald Lee Mook Joan Bennett Morris Margaret E. Morris Barbara Jane Morrison Trudy Nan Murray William K. Muse John Powell Myers Dallas Paul Nance Hugh Davis Nelson Robert A. Nelson David Earl Neville Claude Johnston Nicholson Lloyd Carroll Nixon D k Julian Randolph Norell Marilyn Joyce Norville John M. Nottingham Walter Lawrence Osborne ih Henry Elvin Parker John Stephen Parker George Washington Parrish William H. Peeler Jimmy Taylor Perkinson Judith Randolph Perrow d k Rhea Phelph Herman Pierce, Jr. dm k Richard Stanley Pierce James A. Pollard James Ronald Pulley Olin Keith Rackley Robert Lewis Rapp Judith Murrell Rasberry Thomas Gorman Redman Thomas Otis Reese I CSC mIM Louis Craig Richards Alice Richardson Margaret Ann Rideout James O. Riley Peggy Jane Roscoe George Parham Rose Peggy Jo Roundtee Gerald Boyd Rowland Hf Carolyn Wilson Royster Horace G. Rozier Louis Ryan Robert Ryan j - l X 4.. Eugene Carol Satterthwaite Reginal Scott Sandra Faye Simmons William Slate, II l i John Wesley Smart Raymond Franklin Smith Thomas Luther Smith Ronald Edward Sowers Robert Arthur Spain Ann Corkran Spratt Bruce Wayne Speight Lewis Branchford Stratton mhM ,i . WiUiam Henry Strobel Harvey Sutton, III I Karen Nelson Sutton Quentin Harris Swann % J % Jesse Thomas Sykes Bonnie Lee Tatum ' V. Richard Forest Tharrington George Thomas Delores Tillett Jarvis Hartley Tolson Harold Townsend William Howard Triplett Charles Tripp James Wilson Vinson Clark Walden Beverly Lewis Waldrop •1. ' James Wallace Walker Peggy Ann Walker William T. Walker Richard Douglas Walsh Gale Lee Warner Mary Lee Worrell Marian Warren Claude Nelson Washburn Barbara J. Waters Ira Sidney Weaver Harry Weldon Webster Leon Randolph Whichard Earl Bryant White Linda Ehzabeth White Arthue Williams Wanda Kay White k Garnet Anne Williams Roger Freeman Williams Gilbert Claton Willie Kenneth Frank Wilson Susan Woodward John G. Wooldridge, Jr. Dorothy Joyce Wright Billy Charles Yates fW. _N Garlda Clifford Wright Hey smile! It ' s great to be married! 75 ■r ; . v: ;•-. . ii. . ■ ' ' ■r FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Val Valentine Oscar Beasley Lucille Finger Jerry Hamill Boots Horton President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Social Chairman Social Chairman Our Freshman year at Chowan will be one well remembered. The bull sessions at the Student Union, gatherings m the Pastime, and the annual visit from the Brown Lady , have helped to make our year complete. Who could ever forget Brave Week and all we struggled through in Brave Court . It was rough, but we enjoy- ed every minute of it. Returning next year as Sophomores, will be our long awaited goal. This one will pass, and others to come; we will conquer together as the class of ' 64. 76 Sue Allen Grace Allgood Charles Andrews Morris Andrews Jessica Ange Sandra Anthony Betty Archer Alex Asble Aubrey Asby Gilbert Askew Phyllis Askew Michael Atamanchuk Charles Bailey Mary Bailey Gary Baker o FRESHMEN © © 0- il Sandra Baker Walter Baker William BaUowe Joe Barkley Judith Barnes Nancy Barnes John Barrett John Bass Walter Basnight Ann Beal Margaret Beale Katherine Beaman Oscar Beasley Sidney Bell Nancy Benfield Shirley Benton Barbara Best William Bloxom David Bobbitt William Boswell, Jr. Kaye Bowers Blanton Bracey Richard Bradshaw Sherry Breon William Brewer Herbert Brickhouse James Brickhouse Fred Brink Ellen Bristow Billy Brooks . : O P Cs p D FRESHMEN i f) B f ( p p 9 n 9 • Paulette Brooks Carolyn Brown Ruth Brown Judy Burnette Peggy Byrd Katheryn Byrum Jerry Carter Richard Carter Robert Carter Gloria Carver Herbert Carver Patricia Casada Frank Casper David Cave Ray Cecil Mary Chalkley Joseph Chapman Angelus Christopher George Clark Glenn Clark Linda Clark James Clayton Ann Cobb John Combs John Cook Linda Cowan Betty Cowell Robert Cox William Cox Robert Cross MAU FRESHMEN Earl Ciithbertson Marlyn Daniel Mary Daniel Cameron Daniels Mary Jane Daughtry Ann Dawson Emily Dilday Joan Dixon Ritchie Dodd Jimmy Dunbar Ellen Duncan Stewart Dunn Susan Durfey Frankie Eaton James Edwards Jeannette Ellis Victor Ellis, Jr. Donald Engle Kenneth Enright Roger Ethridge Ronald Evans Virginia Everrett Patricia Faison James Albert Farley Ann Farrar Nancy Ferguson Gerald Finch Lucille Finger Thomas Fish Berry Folkes FRESHMEN Beth Fowler Gustav Franke Lois Freeman Richard Frith Nancy Futrell Ann Gardner Phillip Gardner Thomas Garrett Clara Gaskins Sharon Gerkens Bennie Gibbs Kenneth Gossom Curtis Grant Kay Green Annette Hall Donald Hall Ronald Hall Karl Hanson Jerry Hamill LaVoice Hardison Susan Harpold Ed Harris Rita Harris Edward Harris Frances Hasty Robert Hatcher Bobby Hayes Fletcher Hayes William Haynes Joyce Heath ci ,o. p p mk th i mk - P P FRESHMEN i ' «. •i I W P P - hss . kl Atfi Richard Henderson Patricia Hess Milton Hickman Jeoffery Higginbotham Jerry Hill Ronald Hiserman William Hoggard Lawrence Hollister Larry Honeycutt Boots Horton Julie Hovis Susan Howell Dorothy Hudson Larry Hunter Emily Hurdle Astor Hurley Jane Jackson George Jakeman Nancy Jamison Carolyn Jarvis Dianne Johnson Janet Johnson James Johnson James Johnson, Jr. Margaret Johnson Elizabeth Jones Daniel Jones Jean Jones Lynda Jones Robert Jones FRESHMEN -  r m V  Robert Jones Jerry Joyner Sidney Joyner Phyllis Keel Carole Kennedy Betty Kerfoot Stanley Kerns Daniel Keys Mary King Carev Kirk Linda Knight Jane Knowles Brenda Krevonick Linda Lane Bobby Lee James Lee Edward Lee Richard Lee Robert Leuiner Carole Lindsay Joseph Liverman Elaine Lockwood Elbert Long Joseph Lohr Horace Lucas Jimmy Lynch Robin Lynch Jesse Lyon Robert Lyon Edward McAuley fv rP n P h ' f . h i FRESHMEN Robert McLees Dana McClenney Mary Sue Massey Carolyn Manning Howard Manning Phyllis Martin Robert Martin Ann Marston Donald Matthews Sandra Maurice George Melchoir Doug Miller James Miller Cleo Mitchell Peggy Madlin Judy Monday Frederick Monroe Carol Moody Glenda Moore Noel Morphis Donald Mowles Furman Mulford Wayne Munden Alice Musser Donnie Lou Neather Robert Newsome, Jr. George Nicholson Audry Noble Blair Nolde Wayne Nunnally g FRESHMEN James O ' neal Elizabeth Outlaw Carolyn Overman Mike Overton Robert Overstreet Peggy Overton Judith Owen Lmda Owens Sukit Pachimsawat Johnny Parker Sandra Parker Ellis Paul Charles Payne Mary Linn Pearce James Perry Jack Perry Jane Pettigrew David Phillips Dan Phillips Norma Pierce Robert Pirie William Pleasants Charles Pool Carol Powell Robert Prince William Prince Franklin Procter Kenneth Pruett Julia Putney William Ramsey P P 9 FRESHMEN UMik r2 W i ' « =i j M Mdthm Kirby Rector Jay Reed Annette Richards Alice Riddick Gwendolyn Rhodes Joyce Rideout Robert Riggs Gene Roberson Edward Roberts Patricia Rockefeller Glenn Rollins Lewis Romano Samuel Ross Walter Rosypal Ronnie Rountree 85 Molly Russell Jerry Russell Steve Russo Jean Sandifer Raymond Satterfield Susan Saval Robert Sevila Larry Scott Carolyn Shiflet Ronald Shelton William Shelton Richard Skinner John Simmons Barbara Simpson James Smith %h ,, 9 ir tk4l V £ik dk FRESHMEN 0 ' -- r mh «l 2; %- ' £ik itk ' tf p H ' Q ) X M i James Smith Larry Smith Kay Southerland Patricia Spence James Stansbury Tom St. Clair Margaret Stem James Stephenson Sue Stephenson Kenneth Sterling Robert Story Joyce Stringfellow Allen Swain James Swain Robert Sykes John Tadlock Carl Taylor Donald Taylor Quena Taylor Louis Tayon, Jr. William Teagle Ronald Thomas Robert Thomason Lonnie Thompson Ralph Tinkham Carole Turner Sharon Tyler Fred Underwood, Jr. Linda Uphold Carol Ann Utley A • ■ .. 4iM f J L FRESHMEN (T C i rM Everett Uzzell Thomas Vaden Melton Valentine William Vann Carolyn Van Ness Ronald Vaughn Mary Wade William Wade William Wakefield Carol Walker Jeanne Walker Larry Edwards Walker Roscoe Walker Thomas Wall Lary Wallace Ronald Wallace Ronald Ward Marianna Warren Ray Warren Rudy Waters James Watson Ronny Webber, Jr. CUfton Weeks David Whaley Richard White Mary Whitt James Wiggs Judy Williams Nancy Williams Sylvia Williams P) 4iii[i .9 9 O, g}M © 3. FRESHMEN O tiMl fi ifediA V Victor Williams Willie Williams Elizabeth Willis Terry Wills Martha Willson Lianne Wilson William Wilson Willis Wilson Richard Winstead Charles Wolfe Archie Woody Ernest Witcher Dons Wright Nellie Yelton Julia Yokely Carson Young %  - Tfe David Young V MA FRESHMEN ACTIVITIES p ? ' r r 1 1 V b The Chowan Brave, G A. Down makes his appearance at Ho H M E C M I N G The Homecoming Court for 1962 Jane Diclcerson, HonicLuniinL; Queen tor 1962. was crowned by Miss North Carohna. The Chowan Brave Freshman Attendants HOMECOMING PARADE The winning float Fln;US pa Freshmen paying the penalty Defendant Kirby Rector is found not guilty. Berry Folkes is found guilty. BM VES COURT Judge Mickey Peeler Blair Nolde and Lynda Jones on the way to theii trial. BROWN LADY THE CHOWAN CHOIR DIRECTOR OF CHOWAN CHOIR: Mr Chamblee MAY DAY QUEm iA MAY DAY Beverly Waldrop: MAID OF HONOR Gwen Foy Jane Dickerson A ATTENDANTS Joy Rideout ' . % ■4 ' : Berry Folkes %V Linda Jones 99 ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT GOVERiNMENT OFFICERS President; V President: Sec- Treas.: Social Co-Chairmen: Buzzy Cooke Ronnie Sowers Carolyn Royster Bradley Haithcock Judi Rasberry BAPTIST STLIDENT UNION President: Vice President: Secretary: Social Chairmai Dwight Hooker Freda Britt Joan Morns Carolyn Holland COLUMNS DORM MIXON DORM President: V. President: Sec. Treas.: Social Chairman: 102 Joan McCants Rose Ann Anderson Lynette McBnde Cile Richardson President: V. President: Sec Treas ScKial Co-Chairmen: Bill Slate Jack Brinkley Harry Webster Dave Walley Wallace Collins NEW GIRLS ' DORM President: V.-President: Sec.-Treas.; Social Co-Cha Carolyn Roystei Jeannette Elh: Penny Brouch Jane Knowles NEW MENS DORM President: V.-President: Social Co-Chairmen: John Wooldrige Ed Hale Casey Dean OLD PRESIDENTS HOME Pre sident; Linda Owens V.- ' resident: Annette Richards Sec -Treas.: Marilyn Daniels Soc ial Co-Ch airmen: Dee Linda Pollard Uphold YOUNG WOMEN ' S ASSOCIATION Seated: Bonnie Tatum, Freda Britt. Katherine Ellington. Gerry Ballard. Lome Holloman, Rose Anderson. Standing L. to R.: Carolyn Jarvis, Joan Morris. Linda White, Anne Holt, Nan Murray, Barbara Morrison, Cile Richardson, Joan Dixon, Linda Cowan MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE First Row: Stanley Pierce, Jerry Harper, Benny Gibbs. Mack Thompson. Second Row: Troy Deans, Bob Lyon, James Davenport, Willis Hatcher, Third Row: Mickey Peeler, Dwight Hooker, Junior Kidd, Joe Casper. r l Seated L. to R. Nancy Royster, Linda Owens Camerson, Sue Stephen Gardner, Sherry Breon, Johnson, Jeane Leggett, Sandra Simmons, Gwen Foy, Joan McCants, Carolyn Standing: Carol Lindsay, Carol Powell, Doris Wright, Sara Stone, Sue son. Kay Whitte, Chinkie King, Berry Folks, Carol Mason, Julie Hovis, Anne ..■K:fri- '  rt i V. msm From Left to Right: John Irby, Ed Hale, Ronnie Jones, Berkley Lucas, Bill Slate, Horace Rozier Buzzy Cooke. From Left to Right: Casey Dean, David Bythe, Jerry Ford, Dan Honeycutt Bob Rapp, Manly Carstarphen, Bruce Clark, Wallace Collins. 105 THE CIRCLE K President: Ronnie Jones Vice-President: John Irby Sec. Treas.: Harvey Sutton Advisor: Mr. Dicl inson THE MONOGRAM CLUB 106 7? A c M L A u T B I C s First Row: Becky Allgood, Waynes Jones. C. D. Kirk, Delores Pollard Second Rn ilton, Lianne Wilson, Carol Moody, Diane Hill. Bill Triplet!, Carol Lindsey, First Row: Diannc Hill, Linda Lane, Jimmie Hodges, Chinkie King, Joan Morris, Charles Ed- wards, Second Row: Carolyn Van Ness, Mary Evelyn Wade, Mae Bell Chappell, Nan Helms, Fred Mays, Wayne Jones, Mrs. White. 107 ALPHA PHI EPSILON Seated: Pres. Elizabeth Wright. Standing L, to R. Dorothy Hale, Barbara Morrison. Not pictured: Peggy Rascoe. PHI THETA KAPPA Above: First Row, L. to R Joan Morris. Jeanne Leggett, Ronnie Sowers. Lela King, Carol Mason. Second Row. Gene AnJerson, Charles Johnson, Manly Carstophen, David Blythe. Right: Seated L. to R. Junior Kidd, Bill Slate Standing L to R. John Crowder. Earl Allen, Ronnie Jones. Not Pictured; Horace Rozier. Gerald Rowland, Mrs F, O Mi Christine Johnson, Buzzy Cooke, c 0 Seated: David Phillips Left to Right: Trent Wilson, Allen Basnight, David Cave, Carol Moody Seated: Jimmy Lee Left to Right: Frank Sykes, Larry Hunter Bobby Hnyes. Kenny Wilson THE DEBATING TEAM Seated Left to Right: Ronnie Hall, David BIythe, Bill Muse, Tom Redman. Mr. Dickinson, Bill Slate, Harvey, Sutton, Sam Harahan, Bob Evans. CHOW ANOKA STAFF 110 STAFF MEMBERS SPORTS rsiWr, ' -V- ' ' - ' A ;- - ' ' ' -- - g .a g Left to nglit: 1st row Wihster, Sterner, Whitley, Morphis, Jones, Cooke. Gibbs, Shelton, Brink ley, Clark Dollar, Noel, Vernon, Martin, Gilliam, Massey, Carter. 2nd row: Britten, Sowers, Woody, Conrad, Ford. Landis, Ballowe, Lee. Fish, Moock, Gibson, Lucas, Galloway, Prince, Ro- mano, Wall, Rollins, Lewis, Smith. 3rd row: Coach Jim Garrison, Willie, Clark, Mason, Stevens Bradshaw, Whaley, Jones, Wallace, Poole, Ryan, Beasley, Slate, Vaderson, Vaughn, Jeffers, Wil son, Rapp, Perry, Matthews, Coach Jerry Hawkins. c. c 19 Lees McRae 6 c. c. 6 Potomac State c. c. 25 Gardner-Webb c. c. 6 Ecc Freshmen 7 c. c. 12 Ferrum 12 c. c. 13 Gardner-Webb 28 c. c. 27 Lees McRae c. c. W M Freshmen 6 c. c. 20 U. R. Freshmen 10 Coach Jim Garrison Coach Jerry Hawkins Ronnie Wallace Jerry Ford Pete Britton, halfback, 5 ' 9 , 165 lbs., from Holland, Va., has been outstanding all season as a punter, pass receiver and a very penetrating runner. Chowan is truly proud of number 18. Ronnie Wallace comes to us from New Bern, N. C. He is a fullback weighing 185 lbs. and standmg 5 ' 10 . Ronnie is only a freshman and he is in for a fine college career in football. Our praises for a job well done. Jerry Ford, tackle, is also one of the Braves captains. This is his second year as starting tackle. He is 5 ' 11 , 215 pounds, and is from Richmond, Va. Our congratulations to these fme outstanding players of the year. Robert ■Bob Ryan, 6 ' , 180 lbs., defensive end from Richmond, Va. Jr. College All-American, Honorable Mention; Ail Conference; Tri Captain. Bob is a second year starter for the Braves defensive team which yielded only 23 points last sea- son. Great desire, will power and his love for football made him the outstand- ine athlete he is. d ' A path is cleared for Britton! CHOWAN VS LEES McRAY With the hopes and expectations of a great season, the Braves out classed a tough Lees McRay squad. Having a slow first half, the Braves scored twice in the 4th period submerging a 20-6 victory. CHOWAN VS POTOMAC STATE After a tough game of defense, the Braves scalped another opponent 6-0; the Catamounts from Potomac State. A pass from Whaley to Britton was the lone tally. Brave stopped after lon.c gain Victory is sweet ! ■ . ' t- L k: Braves over for a score ! Coach Garrison discusses strategy. CHOWAN VS GARDNER WEBB Fresh from a resent victory over Patomac State, the Braves continued to roll up impressive scores. The Gardner Webb Bulldogs were tough but fell under pres- sure of the Brave ' s attack 19-0. CHOWAN VS ECC FRESHMEN The trip to the ECC campus was none too pleasing for the Braves and students. Plagued with injuries and penalties, we came out on the short end 17-6. Wallace puts the show on the road r t :JSA _ Whaiey is forced out of bounds. CHOWAN VS U. R. FRESHMEN The remainder of the season was a hectic one for our Braves. With injuries to key players the last three out of five games were miserable ones for Chowan. Rival Ferrum tied the Braves 12-12. Gardner Webb got revenge handing Chowan a 28- 13 defeat. The annual Homecoming was different however. Chowan defeated Lees McRay 27-0 in a runaway ball game. It was a wet and muddy gridiron the week that W M Freshmen defeated Chowan 6-0. The season ended with a sweet victory over U. R. Freshmen 20-10, as the Freshmen walked off the field in the third quarter. Brinkley finds a hole! Whaiey evades would be tacklers! ■WBB ■ Mk i . i ; Dollar finds a hole! Although Chowan College s ' 62 edition did not have one of their more impres- sive records, there was always will and determination. The big factor for the three losses was because of injuries sustained in previous games. The Student Body would like to express their deepest appreciation for repre- senting Chowan so well. Opponent gets behind Chowan defenders! Ui; ;.. iij;lit Tui;ic Pj nt, Mchjn Bowles, Bill Brooks; Ken Wilson. Bob Riggs; Charles Mt- Adams; Ronnie York; Don Jackson; Butch Wolfe; Jay Reed; Hugh Nelson; Horace Rozier; Mor- ris Andrews; Ted Jones. Chowan, Brevard Louisburg Wingate, Chowan Chowan Newport News App. School Chowan W c M Freshmen Williamsburg Louisburg Kembridge, Va. U. R. Freshmen Richmond Louisburg Louisburg Newport News App. School Newport News Bluefield Chowan U. R. Freshmen Richmond Roanoke Ntl. Bus. College Roanoke Bluefield Bluefield East Carolina Freshmen Greenville Wilmington College Wilmington E. M. I. Salemburg East Carolina Freshmen Greenville E. M. I. Chowan W M Freshmen Chowan Louisburg Chowan Wilmington College Chowan College of the Alberaorle Elizabeth City Coach Jim Garrison and Capt. Melvin Bowles. Jay Reed Melvin Bowles Where could the ball be? Don Jackson Charles McAdams 122 Bob Riggs McAdams makes a valiant effort Jackson goes high for a tap Hugh Nelson Horace Rozier Larry Hollowell 124 From left to right: Durwood Jones, Dan Elks, Butch Paul, Otis Johnson, George Baker, and Sa Harahan. The tennis team at Chowan College performed to near perfection losing only to a very powerful N. C. State Freshman team. The Braves have victories over Wilmington Jr. College(8-l), U. N. C. Freshmen(6-3), Louisburg(6-3) and (8-1) and Ferrum Jr. College. Elks was undefeated in singles, and doubles with Othis Johnson. Returning for this years squad are Butch Paul, Sam Harahan, and George Baker. Coach Garrison .jiifcWJJk:i:iw. Left to right. 1st row; Dallas Nance, John Crowder, Tom Redman, Mack Bugg, Jack Brmkley, and Jim Brown. 2nd row: Earl Wade, John Dollar, Pete Britton, Ronnie Sowers, and Pete Hunter. 3rd row: Nicky Wrenn, Shelby Vaughn, Earl Allen, Harry Webster, Bob Rapp, and Sydney Weaver. Wesley College 3 CC 13 Wesley College 1 CC 17 Wilmington J. C. 3 CC 2 Louisburg J. C. 7 CC 6 Wilmington J. C. 3 CC 2 Louisburg J. C. 3 CC 2 Newport News App. 4 CC 5 Louisburg J. C. 2 CC 5 Louisburg J. C. 2 CC 3 Wilmington J. C. 5 CC 7 Wilmington J. C. 8 CC 3 Newport News App. 4 CC 6 Coach Jerry Hawkii 126 One of Chowan ' s top hurlers. After a season of an S-4 record, the Braves are expecting a fine season this spring. There will be two starting pitchers returning in Pete Hunter and Earl Allen. Gone from last years squad are Tom Redman, Earl Wade, Nicky Wrenn, Shelby Vaughn, Sidney Weaver, and Bob Rapp. :tja..., Ed Hale above the trees! A close for first! Will he make it? i ' - A ■ fdvjt ' i A llk K i ' -s HkHI ' MI ' J |[ 4lioHB  tV ' I B M S 1 Jl M H V M r 11 snTBif From left to right: 1st row: Pete Britten, Paul Haskins, John Irby, Jerry Martin, Buddy Horton David Holley, Lee Boyce, Ed Hale, Bobby Junes. Bern,iid Murdcn JnJ row: Calvin Deenier Edwin Harper, Forest Murphy, Dale Smith, Hank Marriot, Gdbert Willie, Ronnie Jones. Chowan ' s Track team opened its season with a loss to W M at Williamsburg. They then returned home to defeat Ferrum 96-35. At Fetzer Field, the following week the Braves were defeated by the UNC Frosh. 85- 32. At the Triangular meet in Raleigh, the Chowan Braves finished a close third behind N.C. State Fosh and W. F. Frosh. At the second of the two Triangular meets, Chowan placed 2nd behind Newport News App. Also participating was Fredrick College. Coach Garrison 15 Q a The Squad Sarah Lewis Chief M I Jerry Joyner Ann Marlston Judy Burnett INTRAMURAL ALL STARS From left to right: Margaret Rideout, Lintia Cowan, Naon Helms, Jill Barr, Joy Rideout, Ben- ny Barnes, Shirley Cooper, Betty Lassiter, Mary Lou Kirk, Reba Hawkins Waiting! 132 INTRAMURAL ACTION 1. Reba shoots two. 3. Who says its yours? 2. Cooper lays it up and i 4. Rest period. 133 FEATURES i FRESHMAN ATTENDANTS Carol Ann Utley Berry Folkes ; .v :5? ' iA;Si iM l!!t?f!iiiil = irf , ' 3i?p?ii 137 SOPHOMORE ATTENDANTS • -- ■ v-- ' ; Carolyn Royster Betsy Johnson 138 SWEETHEARTS NEW GIRLS DORM Carol Royster, President George Seymore MIXON DORM Sandara Simmons Bill Slate, President SWEETHEARTS FORBES HOUSE Carol Lindsey Willie Hatcher, President MONOGRAM CLUB Judy Owen Bob Ryan, President SWEETHEARTS GIBBS HOUSE Sylvia Williams James O ' Neal, President COLUMNS Joan McCants, President Brad Haithcock SOPHOMORE BEST-ALL-AROUND Carolyn Royster Bussy Cooke WITTIEST Freda Britt Sam Harahan 142 1 A ( - j f M 111 13 WHO ' S WHO MOST ATHLETIC Jane Hardin John Dollar MOST TALKATIVE Margaret Rideout Mickey Peeles Dorothy Hale BEST LOOKING Jane Dickerson Wallace Collins MOST CO-OPERATIVE Gwen Foy Bruce Clark MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Tom Redman Betsy Johnson FRIENDLIEST Bill Slate Beverly Waldrop • LUX etXveritas ! • ADVERTISEMENTS Compliments of Revelle G rain Comp Murfreesboro, N. 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