Chowan College - Chowanoka Yearbook (Murfreesboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1964 volume:

The Students of Chowan College Murfreesboro, N. C. Present ♦ ♦ ♦ ' Wl ' ■• - -s-i ' X The CHOWANOKA ' 64 ■ iW, EDITOR Susie Harpold ASS ' T. EDITOR Charles Stevens r« ' . - -k OV. y:,zjr:- ' - -__ — -.■ :j ;s = ::;_ ?v- ' ' ' :;:: -- - ' t Sf5 ' -■■ ■ ' ' ■ ■— ■ ' ' ' . ' ' ,, .r- =«iR?u._z.. - ' ' ' c ' :- . s 1 g g;--. - ■ ■■ , . ■ ■■■ ' ■ ■-■ - --l «i lSv Chowan Is More Than a College . . . it is the search for knowledge . . . the responsibility of leadership m . . . the will to win . . . the need for humility . . . the desire for friendship. For her contribution to our annual SUSIE HARPOLD Miss Chowanoka of 1964 ' i, I J Table of Contents Introduction Administration Classes Sophomore Freshmen Organizations Sports Features Graphic Arts Advertisements DEDICATION Coach James G. Garrison Athletic Director of Chowan College Coach Garrison talks to his boys at half time. The 1964 CHOW ANOKA is dedicated to Mr. Jim Garrison, Athletic Director and Head Football Coach at Chowan Colleg;e. Through Coach Garrison ' s ef- forts Chowan was able to build a new stadium for the Braves, on which thev compiled a very impressive gridiron record for the 196.3 football season. The college is grateful for Coach Garrison ' s achievements in the field of athletics and is sure that he will continue to help maintain the high standard of Chowan College ' s athletic program. Coach Garrison - [ .i I ward opposing loaches Administration ! ■ ' ■«mm i ' Dr. Bruce E. Whitaker President, Chowan Colle2;e WILLIAM CLAYTON MORRISETTE Dean of Chowan College To Clayton Morrisette, Dean of Chowan College, we wish to express our grateful appreciation for the guidance he has given us through the years. I The Dean spends a great deal 1 of time at work in his office. ROSS A. CADLE Director of Admissions VIRGIL L. McBRIDE Assistant to President JAMES R. MASTERS Registrar BEN SUTTON Business Manager ' ;5s h hy:.:J; .!:i-i:!::l3 DR. HARGLS TAYLOR Chaplain PAUL W. RODEN Director of Development ARELIA ADAMS Bursar SYLVIA GEORGE Vdministrative Secretary MARJORIE JOYNER Nurse MARY PAPPENDICK House Mother and Hostess ELAINE COOK Assistant to Bursar SANDRA FAIN Administrative Secretary ALVA BOWLING Director of Student Union dM dA NITA BEAMAN Dietitian VIRGINIA JEANES Secretary to President SANDRA DAVIS Administrative Secretary ' - ..A PHYLLIS CUTHBERTSON Assistant to Registrar CHARLOTTE BEAMAN Assistant Dietitian MARJORIE SEWELL Secretary to Dean ANN ATAMANCHUK Administrative Secretary ■■ h BROWNIE GEORGE House Mother and Hostess iri JACK HASSELL Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds JAMES R. MASTERS Dean of Men MRS. SYBIL GRIMES Dean of Women Deans L. M. WALLACE. JR. Assistant Dean i ' hfC MR. GEORGE PAPPENDICK Assistant Dean b MISS ANNA BELLE CROUCH Assistant Dean MRS. A. O. GEORGE Assistant Dean MRS. ALVA BOWLING Assistant Dean BETTY L. BATCHELOR English LOIS C. CADLE Assistant Librarian Faculty PALL L. BAUMGARTNER Music NEVA F. CAMPBELL Librarian ROBERT WILSON BROWN Music NELL BOWERS CRAVEN Business JAMES G. GARRISON Cliairman Department of Pliysiral F.ihiealinn I « ANNA BELLE CROUCH Speech and Nancy Taylor Instructor PATRICLA BRITT EDV ' ARDS lUlsiiiess JERKY LEE HANNKINS Phvsical L.lucatii.n -i 1 T ' fe ' ■ ' W HERMAN W nE GATEWOOD ( Jrapliic Arts ELIZABETH HAMILTON EiiKllsh JOHN McSWEENEY Chairman Deparlment of Graphic Arts ,J r :-r ' -iiilM JAMES I!. MASTERS Business ' -%• HAKol.l) DEAN MOSER Sim iai Sr il-nci- DAISY LOl iMl () (Jiairnian Department of Religion VV. CLAYTON MORKISETTE Social Science LESTER J. REAVIS Math UILLIAM R. PHILLIPS English IHOMAS E. RUFFIN. JR. Chairman Department of Business JOY SANDIFER Assistant Librarian CHARLEY L. SANDIFER Chairman Department of English WILLIAM B, SOWELL Graphic Arts Jt :. 1 A CARL H. SIMMONS Math MACON MOORE WEAVER Science BILLY JAMES WILLIAMS Science FRANCES E. WHITE Religion and English MARY E. WOOD Science M. EUGENE WILLIAMS Chairman Department of Languages CLASSES SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS— Buddy Hickman, President; Judy Monday, Secretary-Treasurer; Bob Prince, Social Co-Chairman; Jeanne Walker, Social Co-Chainnan ; Ludie Romano, Vice-President. Eugene Anderson Charles Andrews ( Carolyn Allen CLASS M Jessicia Ange Melda Aycock Michcal Atamanchuk Cary Bake Mt Walter Baker Charles Bailey OF 1964 t ReainaM Barrack - m . William r.allov ik Jiulitli Barne Alan Ba-ni;;lu Xanrv Piazprnorc Andrew Barrett CLASS ;-- J ' . Marnari ' l Beal I Kalhnriiip Rcaman O-rar Roa-Ic Sidney Be Beverly Bell James Bennett OF 1964 Daviil Bobbitt S% 1 I ' W 4 :? . d ii Barbara Best William Bloxon Ronnie Bost M CLASS 4j Blanton Bracey - 1 W illiarn l)Os vt Kave Rowers William Brewer Fred Brink OF 1964 4. Ellen Bristow Lewis Brumlierc Judy Buniette « Clarke Bnice CLASS Nancy Car Uicliard Carter 4ir- Jcrry Carter David Cave Mary Clialkley Gloria Carver OF 1964 James Clayton Angelus Christopher Lamar Clark Ray Coffey 4.- Ann Cobb ( L . ±i i r „ir Robert Cox Liiula Cowan Belty Cowell Sleveii Crawley Nancy Crew I ™ ?% tv 1 W illiaiii (.o OF 1964 Joan Dixon % Dixie Davis Ann Dawson James Dunbar Jeanettc Duncan 4. m I Ml itchie Dodcl CLASS Earl Eanes  Jf . Stuart Dunn Am Phillip Durrette James Edwards ■any I ' duavds «% « v. Frankie Eatmon £M OF 1964 Martha Evans SPI ■ ?■■ «Sf- I ' ririr,- Fdwards Donald Engle Ron Evans Patricia Faifon ' K !fe. Doui ' las Evans CLASS Ann Farrar Lucille Finirer Nancv Fersuson Palri( ia FIviiii [ ' hullKI Fijil OF 1964 nercnire Folkc I V £ Philip Gardner rrceinai Belli Foul.-r Ricliard Godwin if Bennie Gibbs CLASS Kenneth Gossom Knv Gioon %-► M Wayne Giioilr Ciirll OraTil OF 1964 VumM Hall f iki fe Wallare Ciiilfurrl nonal.l Hall nVui,-,- Har(li OM Kll.-ii H;i.ilv -3 W- dih Karl Uan-.u CLASS K.I.Im ' liar  a U -1 K.luar.l Ha Rol.l.v Hav. ' s Flel.lin Ha ' Hayrnoiul Hairison OF 1964 rhar.l Hri„lnH-,M ss KineM Ha rl«,..„| J,.vce Hcalli Milton Hickman Geoffrey Hiirsinliotliam N Cookie Hess CLASS ( Willlaii; H .2aanl u.ivi.i Hi: m I IJnIuM HlMTnUllI - Larry HoiieyciUt George Hope Lawrence Hollister OF 1964 George Hudson Susan Houf Dorotliv Hudson (Jeorsie Jakemaii r Nancv Ja « w| iu Larrv Hiinte CLASS ih WaMM . Uolurt Jones 1 - l l,illi|, Joia Jerry JoyTior Siancy JuyiuT CliiTyl Joyce OF 1964 Danl Key ff m «r TS V ' Mrlviii Katz (:a li.lin Kirk K Jam.- Kiikpalilik V I 6  9 i. - MaiN ki ii C x . 1a aJ l.in.ki Knl; lil Priscilla Kowal ki ,rl,„kl Ko-n r.ubcrt I.aiiil Harold Landis ' ■«)ki  fvoliin Kreamer I (PiBj, SMi r OF 1964 James Lee - i 1 Linda Lane Edward Lee Thomas. Lcvincr Carole Lindsay mtk William Lippy CLASS Elaine Lo.kwoo,! Joseph l.i t ' rmaM Ellierl Lon Tliomas Lucas 4 ' th i OF 1964 mm Rol.ln Lv.uh « «€ p. d ii l.awiciRO Lull Jiiuniv Lviitli liaiKi M.( l,-nii,-v llouni,! Mar ' if % ■ a..l 1. iilc C X uriA3o l;, Milrlir I H ( I, ' .. l.l. Ir. ' ll J . OF 1964 Carol Mood t I ' ....,:n 1,mI Ami Morston Ronald iMiilfdR •i Aik Claiulc Mflinl.o - Noel Morpiiis C x- . 1a a3 Aiulr; XoMp Gcoi-ne iSit ' liolsoii mk Carolyn Oveniiaii ««v - i Lee Overslipot Eilsrar Outlaiid OF 1964 £x Jolni Parker i k Robert Over-tri-pl Jiitlitli (Jweii Ellis Paul Charles Payne ife C X . 1a3o IJnnir P,.,rv David I ' liillips Carol Powell Delores Pollard OF 1964 RoLert Priiire Peggy Rascoe ir William Prince William Ramsey Kirliy Rector Craiof Ricliaids %►- Atfe 1 Ricliaril Ray C x jLaJa Gene Roherson Joyce Ricleoiit Patricia Rockefeller ife William Rollins Edward Roberts OF 1964 James Rose I Lewis Romano Mary Ellen Roosendaal Sammy Ros: •-■ -% .-t  . ' Walter Rosjpal Ronald Ross CLASS ,, 55 Sieve Russo Raymond Satterfield j «wt ' ' Woodie Safrit Suzanne Savage Jit ' 1 OF 1964 Ronald Shelto . ' f ' V lo- h Robert Sevila Barbara Simpson Ricliard Skinner Carolyn Shiflet L l J±i i3 .■ iiiiK Richard Staunch James Smith Margaret Stem James Stephenson Sue Stephenson OF 1964 Dav ul Stutzm lan t V - s S. % Kenneth Sterling Sara Stone .. ' ' K Carl Taylor 5S Robert Sykes Cyx T-A O illiam Taylor DoiiaM Tavlui Lorellc Taylor RorialJ Thomas RoljciL Thonia-on | OF 1964 I, any Tucker r  i Mack ril01111);U lialpl. Tiukliani Everett Uzzell Ernest Vadersen ..• ' Pv fe 4i Sharon Tyler C X- . 1a3o Carolyn VanNess Melton Valentine illiani Vani Carolyn Vause Mary Wade Mort Vaughan OF 1964 Philip Watle Carol Walker Ronnie Wallace Rudy Waters 4 i Roscoe Walker CLA ' ' William Wibo J (:lifl..n W.vks Lianiie Wilson Ricliaiil W instead Eppa Wimliish OF 1964 Leonard Woodruff :Ofe r Carson Youns Archie Woody Cliarlotte Yates Elouise White Richard White - David Whaley CLASS What ue are all waiting for — Graduation. Louis ' hitlow OF 1964 Sophomore Cheerleaders at the Powder-Puff football game. Martha Willson FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS — George Pittard, President; Cary Bowen, Vice-President; Becky Peeler, Secretary-Treasurer; Jane Taylor and Bill Hickman, Social Co-Chairmen. Grace Austin William Ayers Cecil Bailey Ann Baker Charles Barnes Gloria Barnes Kenneth Barnes Thomas Barnes Patricia Barnette Jack Bateman Muriel Bateman Gary Beck Richard Bell Billy Bennett Charlie Bennett ir FRESHMEN Patricia Benson Roliert Benson Charles Best Pamela Birdsong Daniel Bishop Thomas Blaho Betty Blaylock John Blowe Howard Blythe Arlette Bone Claudia Bone Thomas Bonner III James Boughan Gary Bowen Dave Bovce John Boyce Phyllis Boyd Donald Bridgers 1, « i-w—  Brenda Brodie ' W 4Zl ' ' V T Michael Bromley r 0 ' t Hazel Bryant John Bunch ' • • • Susan Bunch William Burgess Barbara Burns FRESHMEN ■T5r i i jife Kathy Bulla Toni Bullock Paul Burns Gerald Byrum Ronald Caldwell James Camechis Robert Campbell Joe Campen Clarence Capps Julian Carlton Charlotte Carmines Sk f- 1 - Don Carter 3fel ' John Carter Julian Cartwright Benjamin Case 1 % Jerome Costa Mary Ann Crabb John Crane June Crank Michael Crist Harriett Crummey Loyd Daniel Jr. Steve Daniels Alvin Davidson Clyde Davis Jr. Jnhn Davis Edward Deans Donna Deianey Clifford DeVault Brute Dickens i Preston Chandler Sharon Christian James W. Clark James C. Clark Jon Clark Robert Clark Wellington Cleghorn Joann Cogliandro Shirley Cohoon Andra Cone Sandra Cone Gail Conner Lorraine Cooke Carol Corbitt Judith Corbitt FRESHMEN r lt% - S r -t f f, jT o p gmgiM ,: l r-«% George Edwards Patsy Edwards Louise Ehlers Walter Eley Raymond Elliott lioniiic Elliott Kenneth Enright Ronald Enright Patricia Enright Monroe Evans William Evans Jr. Thomas Fields Charles Fipps Jerry Flahive Charles Fleet ' % t — - Diane Dickson Joan Dillon Ivohert Dimock Winston Daughtry Elinor Dowdy Donald Downs Kaye Drewry Faye Drewry l!„si- Dri kili Patricia Duck Judith Duffy Linda Duke Joy Durham Arthur Edwards Faye Edwards FRESHMEN 1 £iMdiM 1 ' f% dM m WM mui Mm M Janet Flinn Henry Foote Bonny Forbes Sandra Fordham John Forehand Jr. Al Forrest William Forrest Jean Fowler Dianne Freeman Jacqueline Futrell Marilyn Futrell Michael Galyen Frederick Gardener Nancy Garner Susan Gatlin 1 : C) iM s . Is I3«, S: % f P P FRESHMEN A rM f! £ iLife ,- -y r (■ Si- l Victoria Gay Charles Ghover Harriett Gibbs Margaret Gibson John Giesen Albert Glasgow Allen Glasgow Paul Glass Larry Godwin Gary Gough Linda Graves Teddy Green Susan Gregory Magdalene Griffen Marshall Gurley Alice Haganian Ronald Hall Paul Harding Jerry Hardison Wayne Hare Jane Harrell Linda Harrell Itiiliert Harrell John Harrington John Harris Rqss Harris Jimmy Harrington tIsI Anna Hayes Raymond Haynie Winston Hellens I J !• •• ' - f r ' ) jD ( O ' FRESHMEN Judith Hendricks Johnny Hewitt William Hickman Joseph High Caroll Hill James Hill Elaine Hill Cheryl Hinnart Carole Hite Chery l Holiday Mary Hodges Loren Hoercher Mvrtl.- Hoflrr Walter Hogue Jane Hollifield n p p, p. FRESHMEN Randal Holt John Hook Harry Horchler Berrie House Ben Howard Jeffery Howard Georgie Hughes Hazel Hunnings William Hurt Dale Hupp Michael Hynson Richard Jaite Ralph Jarvis Charles Jenkins Tommie Jenkins Eric Johnston Faye Jones Roger Jones «r ' - I • - T Maneric Joyner Robert Juberg (;icnn Lassilcr Sli-|)lu-n LauMin John Kellan Ann King Wesley Keing Larry Kitchen Richard Kitelyn o mmukiMm V fife 40 % g SB J jijk FRESHMEN Opal Leicester Jack Lewis Joseph Lewis Larry Livingston Francis LoCrasto Harvey Long Kenneth Long Rudolph Lo wery Barbara Lucy Robert Luke Joseph MacPhail Lloyd Maddrey Roland Magee Hugh Mann Garland Mapp Joe Marett Sherry Marsh Frank Marshall Jesse Marshburn Charles Martin Mary Mathias Betty Melton Linda Metcalf Eunice McClenny Mary McDonald Dana McNair Paula McNair William McNeill Ervin Midgette Luther Miles MiM Joy Miller Robert Miller W=k S-H « Patsy Mitchel Charles Moltz Charles Moore r Geraldine Moore Phillip Moore Robert Moore ' 4 - ' - ' ' ' Eric Moorefield Sylvia Moose Richard Morris t • Nydia Morales . William Morris Jr. Robert Moss Jr. Thomas Moyer FRESHMEN K 15 ' - | . M m J dyMumford (jp «- W . . - ' X _ m - P Cecil Myers - ' V ' -=- J i. ' -- r Wayne Myers iii Kenny Myrick Cheryl Nelson James Nettles Robert Newton Ray Nobles Peggy Norwood Ronald Nunnally Roger Oakes Mary Oakley illiam Osborne I ' rances Otey Horac Overman t ,( - r f ' f =- Hrnula Painter Brian Palazzolo William Parham Barry Parker s ' A V l|r William Parker Daughn Parks Michael Parmer Drenda Paul Ernest Paulson Jr. Edgar Pearce Ewell Pearce Mary Pearce Phillis Pearson Floyd Peed Beckey Peeler 1 ' f £ik mk FRESHMEN Q o f% f Plybon Perry Michael Pintz George Pittard IV Marsha Porter Vernon Porterfield Frances Powell Brenda Prevatt Jerry Privette Joseph Proctor Ronald Pyle Janet Quidley David Rader Elaine Rawls Wanda Ray Milton Raynor f % r iii iyiii i S j l , ,f r .f _f ! 3 . f, i FRESHMEN Xita Reedy Gladys Rice Emily Rich Marjorie Richards Branch Richardson Charles Riley Carolyn Roberts Timothy Roherson Frank Rountree Carolyn Royer William Sasher Charles Saunders William Sawyer Charles Sawyer Johnny Sawyer Allen Seager Joe Seymour Betty Sharber Jacqueline Shirley George Shooter Lcnwooil Shiirt Martha Shott Roby Shuffler Francis Simkins Jr. Margaret Simmons Leonard Skelton Jewel Slaughter Sherill Smart Jack Smiley Elaine Smith d Brenda Stilley KeiiiiPth Stiingfellow Gaye Styron Mary Swindell James Swindell Jeffrey Sullivan Charles Taylor Jane Taylor Larry Taylor Linda Taylor Robert Taylor Linda Thacker Viroj Thaicharoen Charles Thompson John Thompson 1 ?W «rf_ ? FRESHMEN ' mM Billy Smith Edward Smith Dorothy Smith Jacqueline Smith Linwood Smith Nancy Smith Alfred Southern Marie Spears Jane Stafford Sherman Stalls Marilyn Stanaland Mitchel Stanley James Stansbury Albert Starkey Charles Stevens HjH ,fm -sr mkdMi Lee Thompson Ralph Thurston Michael Tilley Barbara Townsend Clifford Trent Mary Trevillian Frank Tucker Thomas Tucker Timothy Turner William Underbill Thomas Vanney Phyllis Vassar Elizabeth Vaughan Robert Vernon Alma Vick FRESHMEN mtm i£fe Miles Vipond Donna Wade Jessie Walker Vernon Walker Ja net Walkingstick Ronnie Walters Cecil Ward Edward Ward Flora Ward James Ward Frank Watson Joni-dwiri Watso Evelyn Weaver Lydio Weeks Billv Welhorn ' illiam Wetty Cailliert Whitaker Brenda White Cliailes ' « ' hite Roy Williams Linda Williams Janet Williams William Wilder David Whidey Elwood White James White Donald Whitehurst Ross Whitfield William Whitfield P £4 O O FRESHMEN -- K N i m - f- ' pt (? . ' .i j - Shirley Williams Thomas Williams Walter Williard Edwin Willis Rodney Wilson Lois Winberry Kay Winfree Stephen Winston Ronald Witchen Tliomas W ' illen William Woodroof Linda Woody Wayne Wrenn LV- w W l K .. r Nancy Wright George Wyatt Organizations - j %(  p«w :c STl DFNT ,OVER MF T A ' OCIATION SENATE— Front row - AnHy Barrett. Mickey Spencer. Al Forrest. Gail Tiitlev. Wa np Jonp« MeKin Katz. Elbert Arled ;e. Seconrl rnv,- • Clarke Bruce. Dan Keyes. Mack Thompson. Sara Stone. Carol Powell. Ellen Morris. Georie Pittard. Buddy Hickman. Third row ■ Joe MacPhail. Tommy Leviner, Frank- lin Barnes. Lamar Clark. Student Government Association STUDENT GOVERNMENT OFFICERS— Roy Mitchell. President: Bob Sevila. Vice-President: Susie Harpold. Sec- retary-Treasurer: Mary Ellen Roosendaal and Steve Russo, Social Co-Chairmen: Mr. Billv Williams. Advisor. The Student Government Association is one of the most important representatives of Chowan College students. It ' s purpose, as stated in the Constitution, is: to promote the best interests of Chowan College; to further the welfare of the individual student; to cooperate with the administration and faculty into regulating matters pertaining to the conduct of the members of the student body; to represent student opininon in student-faculty-administration relations. The S. G. A. sponsnird the apijraja! Mitchell Trio on campus. the Chad Students paying a Student Activity Fee Registra- tion Day are admitted free to Student Government activities. This year ' s officers campaigning at last year ' s election. Baptist Student Union l; S. U. OFFICERS: Mack Thompson, President; Mary Ellen Roosendaal. Secretary. The Baptist Student Union Plans, directs, and stimu- lates Christian activities on campus, including an annual Campus Evangelism Week and annual Christian Focus Week. COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN AND REPRESENTATIVES - Seated: Sue Stephenson, Carol Corbitt, Sherry Breon. Standing: Jimmy O ' Neal. Joan Dixon, Ritchie Dodd. Linda Cowan, Ludy Romano, Jimmy Lynch. Dorm Officers MIXON DORM OFFICERS— Joe MacPhail, PresideiU; Dennis Hogue, Vice President; Allen Glasgow, Secretary Treasurer; Paul Glass and Mike Tilley, Social CoChairmen. A DORM OFFICERS— Clarke Bruce, President; Ronnie Wallace, Vice President; Noel Mor- phis and Richard Henderson, Social Co-Cliairmen. B ' DOKM OFFICEK.S— Tom St. Clair, r e-ident: Mickey Spencer. ViceJ ' rfsident : Tommy Leviner ami Donnie Matlheus. So( ial Ccj-Cliairmen. NKW CIKLS DOKM OFFICERS — Sara Stone. President; June Oank. Secretary: Jeanne Walker and Mark Chaklev. So, ial Co-Chairmen. Dorm Officers miM - Charles White President. Forbes House Charles Jenkins President, Campus View James Asby President. Edwards House COLUMNS DORM OFFICERS— Carol Powell. President; Sue Stephenson. Vice President; Sharon Tyler, Secretary-Treasurer; Lianne Wilson, Social CoChairman. Dorm Officers GIBBS HOUSE OFFICERS— Ellen Morris. President; Martha Evans, Vice President: Elaine Lockwood. Secretary-Treasurer; Dinah Cloud and Rrenda Speight, Social Co-Chairmen. Brenda Brodie Vice President Opal Leicester Secretary Young Women ' s Association Seated — Joan Dixon, Linda Askew. Wanda Ra). Jane Holifield. F.velyn Pierce. Standing — Linda Cowan, Gay Styron, Brenda Brodie. Pat Etheridge. Carol Hite. Jackie Shirley. Opel Leicester. Donna ade, Dianne Freeman. Brenda Stillev. OFFICERS — Mack Thompson, President; Kulicit I ' liie. Vice President; l.( Lamb, Secretary. The Ministerial Alliance is an organization designed for young men going into the ministry and all other religious fields. It is un- der the direction of the chaplain, and its purpose is to have discus- sion in which to share ideas and opinions. Ministerial Alliance Mack Thompson, Jim Turner. Leman Lamb. Ross Harris. RoIktI Piric. Frank Casper. Robert Lyon. ® Circle K Club ® ■ij ' ■¥ ' CIRCLK K OFKICEHS— Amly Barrett. Prcsiclciit: Ludy Romano. Vice-Presi- ' lent; Jimmy Lee. Secrctarv: Tlicdmaii Tait. TrcaMirer. The Circle K International is an honorary organization for college hoys which is sponsored hy the Kiwanis Cluli. It offers hoth service and social opportunity to the student. Monogram Club The Chowan College Monogram Club is composed of students who are members of a varsity athletic team and participate in intercollegiate competi- tion. Last year the Monogram Club sold stools and blankets in order to raise money which helped finance our new stadium. OFFICERS — Lamar Clark. President; Noel Morphis, Vice-Presi dent; Billy Wilson, Secretary-Treasurer. Noel Morphis, Lamar Clark, Billy Wilson, Tom St. Clair, Ronnie Wallace. Ronnie Shelton. Billy Ballowe, Gene Harris, Ernie Vader.son, Terry Wills, Ludie Romano. The Dramatics Workshop is open to students interested in play production, acting, makeup and the other elements necessary to present a play. Members of the group presented the play. Nine North Checota Lane, during Chris- tian Focus Week. The correct application of makeup is necessary to obtain the desired effect. Dramatics Workshop Many rehearsals are needed to insure a perfect performance. -Mtnilier.s of (Ik Nancie Allen, Linda Hendricks. Carolyn Vause, Al Forrest, Bruce Dickens. Philip Durrett, Flora Ward, Priscilla Kowalski, Gay Styron, Carolyn VanNess, Nancie Allen. Wayne Jones, Louise Ehlers, Becky Peeler, Marsha Por- ter, Nancy Garner, Carolyn Vause. National Education Association OFFICERS — Wayne Jones, President; Becky Peeler, Vice President; Nancie Allen, Puhlicity CliaiiiiuiTi; Nancy Garner, Treasurer; Carolyn VanNess, Secretary. Alpha Pi Epsilon is a national hono- rary society for secretarial students who make a two-point-plus average in their studies. One of Alpha Pi Epsilon ' s pro- jects is selling stationery and Chowan mugs in order to raise enough money to offer a $50 scholarship to a return- ing secretarial student. OFFICERS — Gayle Whitley, President; Mary Ann Crabb, Vice President; Nancy Ferguson, Secretary-Treasurer; Nancy Bazemore, Program Chairman; Mrs. W. W. Edwards, Sponsor. Alpha Pi Epsilon Scaled: Donna Wade, . ancy Bazemore. Gayle Whitley. Brenda Brodie. Opal Leicc -Ui. Maiuling: Diannc Freeman, Hazel Hunnings, Jewel Slaughter. Kaye Drewry, Faye Drewry. Betty Blaylock. Pat Etheridge. Linda Woody. Phi Theta Kappa Phi Theta Kappa, a national honorary scholarship fraternity for the junior colleges of America, is one of the most outstanding or- ganizations on campus. Member- ship is open to students with a two- point-average who are recommen- ded by a faculty committee and approved by the student members of the organization. Officers — Mickey Spencer, President; Jerry Joyner, National First Vice President; Sara Stone. Secretary; Bob Sevila, Vice President; Mike Nicholson, Social Co- Chairnian; Jimmy O ' Neal, Treasurer. MEMBERS — (first row) PrisciUa Kowalski, Sara Stone, Fran Lumpkin, Gloria Carver, Cleo Mitchell, Eloise White. Mrs. F. 0. Mixon-Advisor, (second row) Jerry Joyner, Wayne Nunnally, Andy Barrett, Jim O ' Neal, Bob Sevila, Val Valentine, Mickey Spencer, (third row) Mr. Robert Williams-Advisor, Terry Wills, William Taylor, Lawrence Hollister, Mike Nicholson, Gene Anderson. ( ' Chowan Choir The Chowan Choir represents the college in many ways. They sing for college activities such as chapel programs and luncheons, for community groups such as the Ruritan Club, and for state groups such as the Baptist State Convention. The choir is very instrumental in spreading good- will and public relations through- out the state in the name of Chowan College. ANN MARSTOX Accompanist crenda Frivette, Lmda Graves, Betty Cowell, Jeanne Walker. DAVID PHILLIPS JIMMY LEE Chowanian Staff ELBERT ARLEDGE DEAN BARNES The CHOWANIAN is the Chowan College newspaper, published monthly by the students and printed in the Graphic Arts Department. It contains many stories, features, and sports write-ups which provide many hours of enjoyment for the reader. Elliott Swindell, Joe Marett, James Boughan, Pat Shuffler, James HUl 5M0Kft SLSIE HAKPULD Editor CHARLES STEVENS Ass ' t. Editor Chowanoka Staff MIKE TILLEY Sports DONNIE WHITEHUHST Adniinislratioii ALLEN SEAGER Layout PAT SHUFFLER Photographer JAMES BOUGH AN Photographer STAFF— Joanne Cogliandro. Judi Sumerlin, Opal Leicester, Mike Tilky, Joy Miller, Slay Swindell, Kathy Bulla. The 1964 CHOWANOKA was designed and printed by the students in the School of Graphic Arts. It was produced by offset lithography. sports • - - - ■ . .it ' ! ! .- Jb. Football tfiidi JERRY HAWKINS Assistant Coach JAMES GARRISON Head Coach WILLIAM M( CRAW Assistant Coach Football Tho CHOWAN BRAVES, coached by Jim Garrison, had another winning season. They compiled a 7-2-1 record and won the Region 10 Championship of the National Junior College Athletic Association. TRIC-VPTMNS lamai ria.k RohPiince Ronnie Wallare Coach Garrison gives pointers to some of his team. Football Coach McCraw discusses the strategy with members of his team. f IS s, W.: Football All Region Ten Conference Team The football coaches of the Region 10 Conference of the National Junior College Athletic Association selected members to represent their school on the All- Conference Team. The Chowan Braves, Region 10 Champions, placed four on the team. Chosen were Donnie Matthews, Halfback; David Whaley, Quarterback; Bob Prince, Tackle; Billy Ballowe, Guard. Honorable mentions to (he team were Ronnie Wallace, Lamar Clark and Tom Fish. flyMWI|glS ' %. 4 1 BOB PRINCE LAMAR CLARK DAVE WHALEY i. A v DONNIE MATTHEWS ' m%. , iP 9% « RONNIE WALLACE BILLY BALLOWE T0. 1 I l ll Football Junior College All-Americans Chowan College was the only school to come up w ' ith more than one first team selection on the 1963 All-Star football squad selected hy the National Junior College Athletic Association. Chowan had two players, tackle Bob Prince and halfback Donnie Matthews, on the first team. Honorable mention went to Dave Whaley. Chowan ' s quarterback. DAVE WHALEY DONNIE MATTHEWS BOB PRINCE ' ' Player of the Year 99 can n by jvould ito a :essi- of six Here ■ader as of !rage Tiore ' wo- Tl- Halfback Doniiie Matthews CJiowan Star Reaps Honors MURFREESBORO, N.C.-AII- star honors have settled like a London fog on Chowan C o I- lege ' s star halfback, Donnie Matthews. The Chowan speedster started by breaking the college ' s total rushing yardage record by go- ing over the 1,000 mark and was named junior college All- America. Then came the honors as national junior college Back of the Year and also national Northa ' junior college PUyer of the Year. A recent issue of Juco Re- view, the NJCAA national mag- azine, proclaimed iVlatlhews ' se- lection as Back of the Year. And, finally, Coach And Ath- lete magazine, another nation- al publication, announced the former Benvenue High School star as Player of the Year and subsequently presented him with a plaque certifying the award. The 178-pound halfback has signed a football grant-in-aid with the University of Richmond in the Southern Conference, it was announced recently by Spi- der Coach Ed Merrick. Chowan ' s head nient-ar. James Garrison, extended the best of recommendations for Donnie. He said, Donnie pushed with a strong det.ermination and made a good ' team member ' . Matthews plans to major in business administration. Basketball Coach McCraw and team watch the game intently. COACH WILLIAM McCRAW € m: ' This was a rebuilding year for the Braves and the boys made a very good showing. Under the direction of their new coach. Bill McCraw, the Chowan College Basketball Team ended the 1963-64 season with a 12-15 record. y Sophomore Players - Jay Reed. Dale Terrell, Bob Riggs, Togie Payne. MIKE HYSON Basketball TRI-CAPTAINS - Boh Riggs. Togie Payne. Jay Reed. JOHN JENKINS ■ f VS fl 1 1 1 ] 1 ii ■ ▲ I i H Lh VflB ' .;, J ' H K SL Ih GARY BOWEN DALE TERRELL JAY REED WAYNE RILEY JOHN CLARK JOE LAWTER TEDDY CARLTON f . Front row ■ Jim Brown, Dan Keyes, George Jakeman, Billy Yates, John Crowder, John Dollar, Sam Ross, Pete Hunter. Second row ■ Bill Carter, Sarge Webster, Clark Walden, Vic Ellis, Bill Farley, Fletcher Hayes, Pete Britton, Ray Sterner. Third row - Coach Hawkins, Larry Hollowell, Gene Harris, Ernie Vadersen, Dallas Nance, Mac Bugg, Earl Allen, Jesse Sykes. 1963 Baseball Out at third! A long throw, but not in time, puts a Brave safe on first. | t --f- (t . Larry Breedlove. Sam Harahan, Ellis Paul, Bob Spain, Wyatt Jones, Sukit Pachinsawat. SLKIT PACHINSAWAT ELLIS PAUL 1963 Tennis Team «t ' Ray Smith, Mike Jeffers, Bob Barkam, Hayes Barr. HAYES BARR f ' MIKE JEFFERS lA ' Golf Team Don ' t shoot, we give up! Girls ' Linda swishes another half-court shot. A beautiful three-handed layup. Intramurals Does he or doesn ' t he? Coach McCraw gets into the action. Boys ' Jeff Mullens comes off the bench to pull the Forbes House through the eame. Intramurals JUDY BURNETTE ANN MARSTON ROBIN LYNCH SHERRY MARSH %_ ' , If- N The 1963-64 Chowan Cheerleading Squad. a .Yr4 i ' jf H iliti 331 Chowan CAROLE LINDSAY t SHERRY BREON CAROL MOODY SUSAN GREGORY PAT FAISON ! JOANNE COGLIANDRO Cheerleaders Cheerleaders leading the fans at a home basketball game. ) ' --■ SANDRA FORDHAM The college cheerleaders are instrumental in boosting school spirit at athletic events. They add the spark that encourages pep and morale which lets the players know the fans are behind them. The cheerleaders fill a necessary posi- tion and are an asset to the college. Features Mohawk haircuts are symbolic of Freshmen. Getting the haircut is just half the fun. Braves Day Brown Lady rip Ik The Brown Lady, and her friends, come to the campus each Autumn to haunt the Freshmen eirls. Homecoming Parade The Homecoming Parade, with its many decorative floats and pretty girls, was the highlight of the weekend of activities. The floats were products of campus organizations as well as community organizations. The presence of Miss North Carolina added a great deal to the parade. Mary Ellen Roosendaal t V 4 ' J .- Homecoming Queen Mary Bazemore Jeanette Duncan Sophomore Attendants Nancy Wright Magdalene Griffin Freshmen Attendants Fran Otey May Day Queen W Mary Bazemore Susie Harpold Jeanette Duncan Sophomore Attendants mmS tm Mary Ellen Roosendaal Joy Rideout ' . iif w Dee Dickson Judy Mumford Freshmen Attendants . 0- Brenda White Wanda Ray PHI THETA KAPPA Nancy Carroll CIRCLE K Janet Flinn Sweethearts DORM B Susie Harpold FORBES HOUSE Judy Mumford MIXON DORM Wanda Ray • ■ ' i -A3«l fl EDWARDS HOUSE Carolyn Royer Sweethearts DRAMA WORKSHOP Carolyn Vause DORM A Janet Williams Graphic Arts Graphic Arts The Chowan College School of Graphic Arts was established in 1952. Members of the North Carolina Press Association, and other publishers in the area, were instrumental in organizing the school of printing and locating it at Chowan. The School of Graphic Arts has a physical plant valued at more than a quarter of a million dollars. This year alone the school has added a Heidelberg press, which is the fastest and most accurate letterpress made, a copying camera, which is precision built and operated by one central electronic control panel, and an Elektron Linotype, which is the ultimate in automation and the fastest linecasting machine in the world. The School of Graphic Arts produced this year a complete 360 page history of the College, the monthly CHOWANIAN, the CHOWANOKA, and all other printing used by the college. The School of Graphic Arts is a great attribute to a growing Chowan College . JOHN McSWEENEY Chairman School of Graphic Arts WILLIAM SOWELL Instructor HERMAN GATEWOOD Instructor Teletype perforators punch tape to operate Linotype machines auto- matically, which speeds up the production of newspapers. Graphic Arts ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Much credit for this 1963-64 CHOWANOKA is due to the hard work, imagination and preserver- ance of Charles Phillip Stevens, the associate editor. He spent many hours at .night and over week-ends preparing copy, layouts, and on the actual printing production of the CHOWANOKA. He is a freshman in the School of Graphic Arts. Among others who deserve special mention are: Roby Patton (Pat) Shuffler, who is responsible for most of the photographs, other than individuals; Elbert Hubbard Arledge, Jr., and James Edward Boughan, both of whom put in many extra hours to make the CHOWANOKA possible. — Faculty Advisors The students operate the most modern Linotype machines and learn all phases of typography. The Chief 126, the School ' s largest offset press, at work on this year ' s annual. Graphic Arts The exterior part of the new copying camera which has been added to the School this year. r3 S -- ' ■ l-i- m I ■ . ' - :i f Advertisements Compliments of MOONLIGHT ENTERPRISES, INC Murfreesboro, N.C. Compliments of W. J. M. HOLLAND SONS, INC Funeral Directors and Embalmers Established 1887 Murfreesboro, N.C— Franklin, Va. 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