Chowan College - Chowanoka Yearbook (Murfreesboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1968 volume:

The 1968 Chowanoka luxetXveritas: • m • 7%e Annual of Chowan College Murfreesboro, North Carolina The 1968 Chowanoka Volume XXV Linda Elaine Nixon Literary Editor Clarence Preston Hunter Production Editor William B. Sowell Charles P. Stevens Advisors Miss Chowanoka LINDA ELAINE NIXON For her contribution to our annual iLE OP CONTmTS Aamnistration Faculty I I Academics Mi, V DEDICATION Dr. Ella Pierce We dedicate the 1968 Chowanoka to one who has dedicated her life to the educa- tion of young people. Her dedication to her work and her enthusiasm for life is a constant source of inspiration to the entire Chowan College family. It is with great pride and pleasure that we .how our appreciation for her untiring efforts by ded.catmg the 1968 Chowanoka to Dr. Ella Pierce. U- ' -m Dr. Pierce spends many hours in her office preparing lectures and counciling her students. In iifmortam Catherine Ann Massey May, 1949 -• December, 1967 It is not growing like a tree In bulk, doth make Man better be Or standing long an oak, three hundred year To fall a log at last, dry, bald, and sere; A lily of a day Is fairer far in May, Although it fall and die that night- It was the plant and flower of Light. In small portions we just beauties see; And in short measures life may perfect be. — Jonson — Michael Obler January, 1949 -- October, 1967 In iMFmnrtam Mr. Walter Moose August 12, 1918— March 11, 1968 On March 11. 1968, the hearts of the entire Chowan College family were saddened by the death of Mr. Walter Moose, a distinguished member of the college faculty. Life! we ' ve been long together Through pleasant and through cloudy weather; ' Tis hard to part when friends are dear; Perhaps t ' will cost a sigh, a tear; Then steal away, give little warning, Choose thine own time; Say not, Good night, but in some brighter clime Bid me Good morning. ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS W. Clayton Morrisette Dean of the College Mr. E. Frank Stephenson, Jr. Director of Admissions Dr. Bruce E. Whitaker President Mr. Ben Sutton Business Manager Mr. A. Paul Thompson Dean of Student Affairs t Mr. Virgil L. McBride Director of Developement ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS Miss Arelia Adams Bursar rk 99 d 0 Mr. Clifton S. Collins Dean of Men %}. I I ' l ' irWw i .J Mrs. Dell L. McKeithan Dean of Woman Mrs. Wanda Edwards College Nurse Mr. Harvey Harris Director of College Relations «.. Mr. Jack Hassell Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Dr. Hargus Taylor Chaplain 10 ilk Mr. Paul Gilbert Cafeteria Manager Mr. Carlyle Whimbish Director of Alumni ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Mrs. Elaine Cook Gen Sen Chu Mrs. Rose Drake Issistant to the Bursar Assistant Librarian Secretary to College Relations V Mrs. Herman Gatewood Mrs. David Hare Mrs. Geraldine L. Harris Mrs. Jeanne Houghton Assistant to the Bursar Secretary to the Business Assistant Librarian Assistant to the Registrar Manager Mrs. Marie Landing Secretary to the President Mrs. Ruth Marks Secretary of Graphic Arts Mrs. Edna Martin Faculty Secretary ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Mrs. Edith Parker Switchboard Receptionist Mrs. Wanda Pearce Secretary to the Director of Admissions Mrs. June Powell Secretary to the Dean of Student Affairs Mrs. Sue H. Rose Assistant to the Registrar Mrs. Majorie Sewell Secretary to the Dean of the College Mrs. Carole Sexton Assistant Librarian Miss Jane Elizaheth Taylor Secretary to Dean of Women and Dean of Men Mrs. Mildred Tyler Secretary to the Chaplain, Director of Athletics Mrs. Jeannette West Secretary to the Director of Development ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF i rtS s y ' •= Tt- f Mrs. Nita Beamon Mrs. Alva Bowling Mrs. Irnia Callis Dormitory Advisor Dormitory Advisor and Book Store Manager Dormitory Advisor Mrs. Ann Falkener Dormitory Advisor t M Mrs. 0. A. George Dormitory Advisor Mr. Bill Horton Dormitory Advisory Mrs. George Pappendick Dormitory Advisor Mr. George Pappendick Dormitory Advisor Mrs. Doreatha D. Thompsoir Dormitory Advisor Mr. A. C. Wright Dormitory Advisor DEPARTMENT CHAIRMAN i James M. Chamblee Music W. Calvin Dickinson Social Science James G. Garrison Physical Education John McSweeney Graphic Arts Daisy Lou Mixon Religion Almira H. Ockerman Nursing Ella J. Pierce English Elmer C. Powell Mathematics and Science Thomas E. Ruffin, Jr. Business M. Eugene Williams Languages m Dorothy M. Adkins Business FACULTY tiJk Ernest L. Badgelt English Miss Adkins explains accounting procedures to he business class. Undine W. Barnhill English Mr. Badgelt during a discussion in his English class. Betty N. Batchelor English Shirley W. Bowers Science 15 Ann Bowser Nursing FACULTY ijji ' , V Robert W. Brown Music Mrs. Burgwyn is found scoring shorthand letters in her office. Trelles G. Case Music Billie Burgwyn Business Frances W. Coleman Religion 16 Morris E. Carson Language Mr. Carson teaching Spanish to an attentive class. Jf ' V Janet A. Collins Physical Education FACULTY Anna Belle Crouch Business James B. Dewar Science Phyllis Dewar Science Mr. Dewar listens intently to a student in the science lab. Dr. Dickinson and Miss Barnhill return to class after a brief break. Jane C. Dickie Mathematics Roberta Sue Eagles English 17 Patricia B. Edwards Business FACULTY f i -a Mk Deaton R. Faucette Science Herman W. Gatewood Graphic Arts John P. Harris Science Mr. Wooten explains a math as- signment to one of his students during his office hours. Mr. Sexton caught correcting his history tests. ili Ann L. Harter Librarian Jerry Lee Hawkins Physical Education George L. Hazelton Mathematics FACULTY Charles A. Helms Business Kathryn Anne Hesse Nursing Mary Annette Jordan Mathematcis Mr. Helms busy at work at the blackboard . Jean F. King English Rebecca Kinnamon English Edith Larson English 19 B Mary R. Lawrence Music FACULTY ■ Sylvia H. Liverman Business Coach McCraw and Coach Gar- rison advise students as they reg- ister for their classes. O B. Franklin Lowe, Jr. Religion William I. Marable English William P. McCraw Physical Education 20 Robert G. Mulder, Jr. English FACULTY Charles Paul Social Science Rachel N. Pittman Business Roland S. Pruitt Religion Mr. Simmons and Mr. Sexton enjoying a few moments chatting with students. Miss Russell takes time to stop and help a student in her typing class. Hattie Elizabeth Russel Business Warren G. Sexton Social Science 21 Carl H. Simmons Mathematics 1 William B. Sowel Graphic Arts FACULTY ill Charles P. Stevens Graphic Arts Sarah B. Tankard Nursing Mrs. Whitaker takes time after class to discuss the lecture with some of her students. Gilbert A. Tripp Science x y r L. M. Wallace, Jr. Business 22 Esther A. Whitaker Religion FACULTY Veronica A. Williams Nursing Mary Wood Science mk Edward Wooten Mathematics Mr. Hazelton patiently explains a math problem to one of his stud- ents. Mr. Williams and Vli find time to visit betuppn c lass 23 ■ ' SlfctS ' f r ' ACADEMICS 24 School of Graphic Arts Mr. McSweeney at work in his office The Chowan College Department of Graphic Arts was established in 1952, by newspaper pub- lishers and commercial printers who saw the need for the education and training of young people for the industry. The Department of Graphic Arts is now recognized throughout the country, and its graduates are advancing in the industry-some now in supervisorv-managenient positions. It is one of the best equipped schools of printing and offers an industrial curriculum on a backdrop of liberal arts courses. Preston Hunter developing an offset plate Professor Stevens explains platemaking 25 Science Department The Science Department offers courses in Botany, Zoology. Anatoni) . Physiology, aiifl Chemistry. Students attend class lectures and have the advantage of lah practice in all sciences. Botany students apply their knowledge gained in the classroom on a field trip. Specimens found are brought hack to tlic lal. for further study. Nursing Department Chowan College offers a complete thirty-three mnilh iiur. iiig course which is completed with ad- vanced study at Duke Uniyersity. It also offers a pre-uur ing curriculum which prepares students for further study . Student nurses reluming to the lam|lu after a day of wiirk and study at the Roanoke- Chowan Hospital. 26 Physical Education Department Chowan College offers courses in basic physical ediualion for holh men and women sludenls. It als. offers such special courses as elementary and advanced swimming, recreational games, and tumblin aparalns. Basic work on the trampoline Music Department The courses offered in the music department are designed to serve three purposes. They provide tho- rough training in music for those students who wish to concentrate on music in the liberal arts curric. ulum; they offer a solid foundation for those .stu-dents who plan to major in music; and they pro- vide students in other departments with elective courses in music. Courses of academic study and applied music are offered. ► Mr. James Chamblee, Chairman of the Music Department 27 English Department Chowan Collfge offers courses ranging from basic English principles to [he study of American and English literature. JPniriiU ' Tf Lecture hours are backed up by many hours of research Ml. Bob Mulder leading a discussion Language Department Cour.ses are offered in French, Latin, aiul Spanish for ihnse .students who have had no previou s study of the language and for those more advanced sturlents ho wish to continue their study of the language. Mr. Carson supervising the use of the language tape lab. 28 Department of Business Chowan Ci)llcge offers comprthensive programs to train young ladies in the field of secretarial science. The Secretarial Administration program includes training in general office skills as well as in the use of all types of office machines. Chowan also offers specialized training for legal and medical secretaries. Secretarial Administration majors learn to use all types of business machines includ- ing the dictaphone and the A. B. Dick Mimeographer. Business Administration majors The Nancy Taylor course 29 Department of Religion A survey is made of the Old and New Testament for the purpose of giving the student an understanding of the history, and literature. Mrs. Whitaker in one of her lectures. Department of Mathematics The courses offered in the Mathematics Department are designed to help the student understand the different types of math ranging from Algebra to Trigonometry. pLii Mr. Woolen explains a math problem to his students. 30 CLASSES 31 SOPHOMORE CLASS 32 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President James O ' Neill Vice-President David Flynt Secretary Mary Ferguson Treasurer David Lord Female Social Co-Chairman Elizabeth Livingston 33 SOPHOMORES Lavance Adams Merry Hill, N. C. Nancy Aldridge Mineral. Va. Terance Adams Merry Hill. N. C. Armid Allen Farinville. N. C. Raymond Adkins Va. Beach, Va. Leaman Allen Pantego. N. C. Cornelius A gee. HI Buckinshani. Va. Helen Allslirook Favetteville. N. C. 34 SOPHOMORES John Andrews, Jr. Farmville, N. C. Parker Baine Norfolk, Va. Patricia Annunziata Norfolk, Va. Alice Baines Gatesville, N. C. Eddie Bage Waverlv, Va. Jerry Barkley Elm City, N. C. Reljerca Badgett Aulander, N. C. .0 Robert Barnes Powellsville, N. C. 35 SOPHOMORES James Barrett Chapel Hill, N. C. Larry Bass Nashville, N. C. Mellie Bartletl Centerville, Md. J Alliert Beale Wakefield, Va. Ashton Baskette Richmond, Va. Marshall Beale. Jr. Crittenden, Va. Jean Bass Courtland. Va. Betty Beamon Suffolk, Va. i4 36 4 ■V, SOPHOMORES Katheiine Heart] Fayelteville, N. C. Rand Bernhaid Raleigh, N. C. Stephen Beasley Petersliiiig, Va. Jo Ann Berry Orange, Va. Julie Beatley Richmond, Va. Thomas Blackburn Greensboro, N. C. Paula Bedgood Roanoke Rapids, N. C. John Blake Burgaw, N. C. O J L M '  i 37 SOPHOMORES Henry Bowen WiUiamston, N. C- ff Charles Bradshaw Weldon, N. C. William Bowen Windsor, N. C. . John Bradsher Stem, N. C. I A Diana Boykin WiUiamston, N. C. Donna Brame Creedmoor, N. C. U ' illiani Bradley Emporia, Va. Leland Brandt Hubert, N. C. a. ' t) 38 SOPHOMORES Jenny Biaswell Rocky Mount, N. C. Roger Brooks Fredericksliurg, Va. Carlton Brinkley Suffolk, Va. Amy Brown Colerain, N. C. Jackie Britton Williamston, N. C. Louis Brown Colerain, N. C. George Brooks Oxford, N. C. Dawn Bryant Gaston, N. C. 39 kt SOPHOMORES William Bryant Warsaw, Va. f , Charles Byrd Murfreeslioro, N. C. i Deborah Bunting Selbyville, Del. Fanny Byrd Ahoskie. N- C. ' yik ' Henry Butler Springfield. Va. Carol Carneal Milford, Va. Carol Lancaster Hopewell, Va. Edward Carr Dinwiddle. Va. _ t X ■ J .- 40 SOPHOMORES Glenda Canoll Sealjoaid, N. C. Frances Cliapinan Swansboro, N. C. Mildred Carter Roanoke Rapids. N. C. William Chapman, Jr. Swanslioro, N. C. Larry Castle Durham, N. C. Phen Chintamayakool Kensington . Md. Edward Chandler Virgilina. Va. A Nancy Chong Richmond. Va. H mm ■ H 1 1 ML i SOPHOMORES Charlotte Clark Te- %y Vl. Fayetteville, N. C. Hai-vey Collins Suffolk. Va. M George Clements Yorktown. Va. Charles Cook Dillw-vn, Va. Kenneth Coffey Gladstone, Va. Mary Cook Portsmouth. Va. . nita Cohoon Springfield, Va. David Cox Belhaven, N. C. 42 SOPHOMORES Carol Crawford Roanoke Rapids, N. C. Edward Cullitoii Newport News, Va. Terry Crigger Va. Beach, Va. Charles Cunninghar Radford. Va. Sharon Crockett Hampton, Va. Sadie Curl Littleton, N- C. Warren Crouch Hendersonville, N. C. John Curtis Liherty, N. C. 43 4tti SOPHOMORES Robert Ciitts Durham, N. C. Brenda Davis Virgilina, Va. Stephen Dale Ayden. N. C. Janie Davis Seaboard, N. C. Loren Daniel Denton, N. C. Judith Dawes Rocky Mount, N. C. William Darby Temperanceville, Va. Shirley Dawson Portsmouth, Va. f AA SOPHOMORES Arthur Uenipsey Jamesvillp, N. C. Martha Doughtie Murt ' reeshoro, N. C. Brian Denl)y Scottsville, Va. Thomas Doughtie Mui-fiee.slioro. N. C David Dennier Richmond. Va. j Margaret Dowd Richmond, Va. Samuel Dickens Littleton, N- C. Mt .■!■ David Downes Va. Beach, Va. A . V I M 45 SOPHOMORES Betty Drewery Newports News, Va. Doniiie Dunlow Franklin. Va. Alston Dunbar Pantego, N. C. tfife Mary Duncan Front Royal, Va. - T ■ Charles Driggs JL Luthei-viUe. Md. ■p ■(k Earl . T Earl Edmonds Huntly. Va. Alan Edwards Franklin, Va. 46 SOPHOMORES Carol Edwards Ebony, Va. Trudy Eggleston Richmond, Va. x - Gloria Edwards Margarettsville, N. C. Donald Eisenberger Williamsport, Pa. Pamela Edwards Richmond, Va. Nancy Elder Smithfield, Va. Roger Edwards Selma, N. C. Kaye Eley Norfolk, Va. 47 SOPHOMORES Robert English Drewryville, Va. Myrtle Ennis Sandston, Va. Nina Fentress Norfolk, Va. Mary Ferguson Sandston, Va. Margaret Farley Franklin, Va. Beverly Fisher Whiteville, N. C. Henon Farmer Fredericks! mrg, Va. David Flynl Liberty, N. C. 48 SOPHOMORES William Folkes Va. Beach, Va. Rol)ei ' t Francis, Jr. Edenton, N. C. Dianna Foreman Washington, N. C. Howard Frizzell Norfolk. Va. James Foster Kintson, N. C. Teresa Gallagher Mount Holly, N. J. John Foster Greensboro, N. C. Douglas Garber Waynesboro, Va. « ' m 49 SOPHOMORES jf Consuelo Garcia Greenville, N. C. Bruce Getman Arlington. Va. David Garner Newport, N. C. ffK Betty Gibbs Englehard, N. C. T r Aim Garrett Va. Beach, Va. Forrest Gibson Waynesville, N. C. Melinda Gay Seaboard, N. C. ' r- ,1 ' %0 ' William Gillette Capron, Va. 50 SOPHOMORES Lynde Gilliam Portsmouth, Va. C Julia Griffin Williamston, N. C. Darlene Goforth Kaniiajmlis. N. C. Carolyn Grissom Newport News, Va. Harry Gray Roliersonville, N. C. Timber Gronan Fredericksburg, Va. Betty Greene Leesbure, Va. Donald Gupton Henderson, N. C. 1 ' V ' SOPHOMORES Linda Guy Onancock, Va. David Hancock Richmond, Va. Jacqueline Hankins Kinston, N. C. Julian Harrington Lewiston, N. C. Arlene Harris Pinetown, N. C. Rachel Harris Hollister, N. C. Emily Hansley Yorktown, Va. George Harris Townsville, N. C. 52 V fl . . p ' ftev SOPHOMORES Carol Hart Lewes, Del. Roliert Hawthorne Arlington, Va. Charles Hassen Suffolk, Va. Donald Heath Dover, N. C. Charles Hawthorne Arlington, Va. Anita Helton Arlington, Va. Jeanne Hawthorne Newport News, Va. Deborah Hemness Falls Church, Va. ik 53 SOPHOMORES Alvin Henderson Charlottesville, Va. 9 ' 1 ; r me John Heulii. Jr. Fredericksburg, Va. iii James Herring Kinston, N. C. Charles Heiier Auther Glen, Va. iH Martha Herring Goldsboro, N. C. Carol Hewitt Arlington. Va. Larry Hester Durham, N. C. Edward Hicks Hampton, Va. 54 SOPHOMORES Brenda Hill Trenton, N. C. Betty Holleman Hampton. Va. i Horace Hines Franklin. Va. i 1 ■ - Ronald Holt Montpelier, Va. Carleton Hinnant Goldsboro, N. C. Jimmy Honeycutt Williamsburg, Va. Byron Hitchings Chesapeake, Va. Deborah Hopkins Williamston, N. C. 55 SOPHOMORES Ji iUiam Horton Murfreesboro, N. C. Roger Huifman Greensboro, N. C. Daniel Howell Rockv Mount, N. C. Frederick Huii ' steller Newport News. Va. john Huber Wilmington, Del. ■ ■3 ' Joan Hurdle Sunljury, N. C. Robert Huffiness Durham, N. C. M Wilma Hutchison Greenslioro, N. C. 56 -T SOPHOMORES Ernest Inge, 111 Hampton, Va. Dianne Jaivis Newport News, Va Thomas Inscoe Dnrham, N. C. Louise Jernigan Colerain, N. C. Ronald Ivey Lumljerton, N. C. Stephen Jilcott Roxobel, N. C. iife Charlie James, Jr. RoLersonville, N. C. Virgil Jockisch, Jr. Apex, N. C. 57 f1 SOPHOMORES Anne Johnson Norfolk, Va. Ellen Jones Richmond. Va. -- f John Johnson Onancock, Va. James Jones Springfield, N. C. Winfrey Johnson, III Richmond, Va. James Jones New Bern. N. C. Steven Joiinston Va. Beach, Va. Thomas Jones Roanoke Rapids. N. C. 58 M SOPHOMORES Clifton Joyner Norfolk. Va. Onie Kemp Clarkton, N. C. Allen Keene Chesapeake, Va. Robert Kent Richmond, Va. Douglas Keeter Roanoke Rapids, N. C. Larry King Liberty. N. C. Jimmie Kelly Henderso-!, N. C. Ronald Klingensmith Annandale, Va. 59 SOPHOMORES Daniel Knighton, Jr. Orange, Va. Vicky Lawrence Markers Island, N. C. WHp Barbara Lambert Richmond, Va. David Lawson South Boston, Va. Lawrence Lancaster Roanoke Rapids, N. C. Benny Lednum Ramseur, N. C. Robert Laughon Richmond, Va. Gerald Leonard Newport News, Va. 60 If SOPHOMORES James Lewis Crewe, Va. iifc David Long Severna Park, Md. Jesse Lilley, Jr. Williamston, N- C. Roijeit Luce Hampton, Va. Elizajjeth Livingstone Petersliurg, Va. Cecil Lynch, Jr. Roanoke Rapids, N. C. Herljert Long Richmond, Va. Michael McBride Norfolk, Va. ' 61 SOPHOMORES . ' Samuel McCaskey Aulander, N. C. Claire Marche Alexandria, Va. Sylvia McCraw Madison Heights, Va. Benjamin Marks. Ji Courtland, Va. Julie McDaniel Alexandria, Va. Gerald Mathews Aneier N. C. George McMasters Silver City, N. C. Mary May Durham. N. C. 62 SOPHOMORES f- ik Melody Mead Beverly, N. J. James Miller Sherryville, Va. Fred Michael Lexington, N. C. Riley Milliner Norfolk, Va. Ray Michael, Jr. Middlei)urg, Va. Lawrence Minnick Lynchljurg, Va. Stephen Michael Va. Beach, Va. David Minshew Williamston, N. C. 63 SOPHOMORES Dawn Monroe Rockingham, N. C. Jerry Morris Hampton, Va. Robert Moody Portsmouth, Va. Marvin Morris. Jr. Waverly, Va. Leslie Morgan Franklin, Va. Thomas Morris Denton, N. C. Janet Morris Hampton, Va. Donald Mozingo FarmviUe, N. C. f T «r 64 SOPHOMORES Herman Murray, Jr. Virailina, Va. Juanita Newton Columbia. Va. Alton Myrick Norfolk, Va. John Nobrega Suffolk, Va. Samuel Napier High Point, N. C. Johnny Norris Gaston, N. C Patrick Neal Warrenton , N James O ' Berry Newsoms, Va.  Shi!Wi----:iH 65 SOPHOMORES James O ' Neill Wilmington, Del. Charles Owen Richmond. Va Bailiaia Orange Ricliniond, Va. Ella Parker Trenton. N. C. Glenda Ormond Kin.ston. N. C Haywood Pearson Roanoke Rapids, N. C. Milton Ottley Chesapeake. Va. Donald IVel iliiain lon. . C. 66 SOPHOMORES James Pennington Murfreeshoro, N. C. White Pharr, Jr. Tar Heel, N. C. George Perry, Jr. Colerain. N. C. Herman Piland Ook City. N. C. dk James Perry, Jr. Wake Forest, N. C. Teressa Pleasants Wake Forest, N. C. Robert Perry Durham, N. C. Michael Plemmons Va. Beach, Va. 67 SOPHOMORES Fred Posey Hampton, Va. Deborah Proctor Bethesda, Md. Constance Post Langley A.F.B., Va. Donna Puckette Castalia, N. C. Jacqueline Presley Lynchburg, Va. Robert Pullen Castalia, N.C. Mary Presley Lynchburg, Va. James Purkall Richmond. Va. r Sk 68 tk mM SOPHOMORES Ava Qiiincy Va. Beach, Va. Rickmond Rice Chesapeake, Va. William Rayne Berlin, Md. Doris Ricks Conway, N. C. Nellena Reinhardt Raleigh, N. C. m Hubert Riddick Scotland Neck, N- C. M Kelly Reynolds Bolivia, N. C. Karen Riddle Richmond, Va. 69 SOPHOMORES William Ridout Colonial Heights, Va. George Roliertsoii Knightdaie, i . C. Earl Ritchie Va. Beach. Va. Doris Roliinsoii Garland. N. C. Howard Roberts Clarksville, Va. Jerry Rol)inson Richmond. Va. Jean Rolierts Scotland Neck. . C. Mary Rose Goldsljoro, N. C. 70 V SOPHOMORES Pamela Rosser Hampton, Va. y Meredilli Schooiiover New|)oit News, Va. 1% 1 Kemielli Ryals Emporia, Va. •=.J William Schwartz Ashland, Va. ynda Rvland South Hill, Va. Jerome Sears New Carrollton, Md. Jeanne Salvia Arlinston, Va. Meredith Shifflet Richmond, Va. 71 SOPHOMORES Loretta Shockley Snow Hill, Md. Donald Smith Roanoke Rapids, N. C. Linda Siegfried Richmond, Va. Gary Smith Stantonhiir;;. N. C. renda Simmons Springfield. Va. Gerald Smith Frederickslmra. Va. Donald Smith Nashville. N. C. Joseph Smith Greenville. . . C. 72 SOPHOMORES Mamie Smith Franklin, Va. William Spransy Chapel Hill, N. C. 1 Paul Smith Liberty, N. C- Anna Stallings Elizabeth City, N. C. James Snoddy Madison, N. C. Larry Stancill Chocowinity, N. C. Thomas Soter Hampton, Va. Suzan Stitzel Chantilly, Va. 73 SOPHOMORES James Stokely Springfield. Va. Linda Talley South Boston, Va. David Stone Lauiinliurc, N. C. Bruce Tanner Newport News, Va. Roliert Sweeny Mexandria, Va. Donald Tarhet Richmond, Va. Gilliert Sykes Emporia, Va. C. B. Tart. Jr. Durham. N. C. i4 74 SOPHOMORES Clinton Taylor Newport News, Va. MaiTin Taylor Seaboard, N. C John Taylor Emporia, Va. Robert Teel Farniville, N. C. Leonard Taylor New Church, Va. Steve Teele Roanoke Rapids, N. C. Lloyd Taylor, II Chester, Va. Rebehah Terrell Ahoskie, N. C. 75 SOPHOMORES William Thomas RichmoiKl. Va. Carol Ti vn ( ' n(i PorlMiKiiilh. V; John Thompson noo nvillf. N. C. James TihIm ' i (jfuc. Va, lames Tiiorpe Roanoke Kapids, N. C. Nancy Turna e (Ihesapcake. Va. Larry Tofld Ahoskie, N. C. Lilly Tyson Spring Hope, N. C. 76 ' o SOPHOMORES Robert Underhill Arlinaton, Va. Laurie Vann Conway, N. C. Benjainiii Ussery, Jr. Boykins, Va. Jerry Wade Mebane, N. C. Dudley Vann Pendleton, N. C- Daniel Walter Hallwood, Va. Earl Vann MurfreesJ)oro, N. C. VI Louise Walter! Gates, N. C. 77 SOPHOMORES f William Ware, IV Toano, Va. M A 0% fkm W N. Beverly Watson Conway, N. C. Junius Warren Murfreesboro, N. C. Deborah Watson Gaithersburg, Md. Richard Warren Roxlioro. N. C. William Watson Roper, N. C. Robert Waters LaCrosse, Va. Betty Weaver Vauehan. N- C. 78 SOPHOMORES James Wells Gaston, N. C. Cornelia Whitaker Fayetteville, N. C. Curry Wertz Roanoke, Va. Patti White Farmville, Va. Ronald West Birdnest, Va. Stephen Whitehorne Portsmouth, Va. Pamela Wetmore Hampton, Va. Cherry Whitney Alexandria, Va. 79 SOPHOMORES Paul Wilhelm Chesapeake. Va. Arthur Williams Aulander, N. C. Loretta Wilkins Manassas. Va. John Williams Arlington. Va. Clare Williams Colonial Heights, Va. O ' Max Williams Chesapeake, Va. Jack illiams Waycross. Ga. Gail Wilson Richmond. Va. 80 SOPHOMORES John Wilson, Jr. Townsville, N. C. Judith Wiiihorne Holland, Va. Paul Wilson Winston-Salem, N. C. Allen Withers Kinsale, Va. Verlon Wilson Roanoke Rapids, N. C. Beverly Wolfe Greensboro, N. C. Raymond Wimhrougli Portsmouth. Va. ik Wade Woodruff Rockv Mount, N. C- 81 SOPHOMORES Catherine Wooten Wliiteville, N. C. Linwood Wright Hampton, Va. Elizalieth Wooten Norfolk, Va. Betty Wynne Williamston, N. C. 4 Alton Wright Rocky Mount, N. C. Susan Wynne Mt. Airy, N. C. William Wright Ahoskie, N. C. 82 FRESHMEN CLASS 83 FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Piesidenl Andy Ward Vice-President Allan Birchfeild Secretary Bonita Treadway Treasurer Emma Brooks Female Social Co-Cliairman Lou Walker Male Social Co-Chairniaii Tom Landers 84 f% Regina Adams Fayetteville, N. C. Joseph Adams Fredericksburg, Va., i «.— - M - r Paula Adams fly Ss ift«k A Lumberton, N. C. HT Wm Jean Adkisson Norfolk, Va. I f 1 « Ronald Adleman B Richmond, Va. ' ' Roberta Alberti Portsmouth, Va. John Algco Montgomery, Ala. Irvin Allcox Grifton, N. C. FRESHMEN j m i-. Phillip Alston Portsmouth, Va. Ralph Apicella Richmond. Va. Willie Ashworth Chase City, Va. Joyce Averitte Fayetteville, N. C. James Raggett Jr - - ' ' L ij ' ' Ahoskie, N. C. y ' ■ ' v- Ms K ■ Thomas Baird ™ ■■ ■ Roanoke Rapids. N. C. Deborah Baker Harrellsville. N. C. Allison Baker Winston-Salem. N. C. . ifc i. y Baker mf mt New Chm M J-.difeiii New Church, Va. Steve Baker New Church. Va. Thomas Ballancf Norfolk, Va. Barbara Ballard Winston-Salem, N. C. 85 ilk dkl mM Laura Blalock Millersville. Md. Katherine Boone Suffolk. Va. Richard Boswell Richmond, Va. Michael Bowler Hampton. Va. SSUlk ik . Vi. Brenda Bowling .■ ■V , JSk. Raleigh. N. C. Reuben Boyetle Zebulon. ' N. C. Jane Boykin Williamston. N. C. William Boze FRESHMEN Lee Bozcman Chesapeake. a. Dianne Braddv Hohgood, N. C. Joseph Bradford Reidsville, N.C. Carolyn Bradshaw Hamphon. Va. f m O ( Robert Brady fl H IT Kk Mebane. N. C. A. Kirby Braxton Vanceboro, . C. Thelma Brister Greenville. ( Debra Britt Conway. N. C Peggy Briltingham Pocomoke. fd. Margaret Brokaw Webster. N. V. Emma Brooks Fayetteville. N. ( ' . Daniel Brown Wheaton, Md. im A f i 86 Mary Bamack Murfreesboro, N. C. William Barns Fredericksliurg. Va. Susan Barton Chesapeake, Va. Russell Bass Rocky Mount. N. C. Teresa Batten Durham. N. C. Larry Beale Ivor. Va. Diane Bearekman Richmond, Va. Jennifer Beaslev Dunn, N. C. ' FRESHMEN iii Ail ii Majorie Beasley Aylett, Va. Aileen Beck Hertford. N. C. James Beddard Roanoke Rapids. N. ( Charles Belote Newport News. Va. Reade Belote Cape Charles, Va. John Benson r „. W Burgaw, N. C. ttlftk h:t til j- f k W P ' I Samuel Bishop • f ' Z ' • T , W Dinwiddie. Va. Phil Blackwell Ayden. N. C. William Blair Harrisonburg, Va. Wayne Bibee Roanoke. Va. Carol Birkhead Richmond, Va. Ruth Bishop Pocomoke, Md. 87 1f 10- AA - i mk Deborah Brown Tarboro, N. C. India Brown Enfield, N. C. James Brown Ma N. C. ?r7 dTM ! ' liV. :?- V ,9 k Ralph Brown Youngsville. N. C. William Brown New Bern. N. C. Becki Brumbcrg SelbyviUc, Del. Roger Brunell Murfreesboro. N. C. Cynthia Bryant Murfreesboro, N. C. FRESHMEN James H. Bryant Jr. Battleboro. .N. C. Pamela Buchanan Portsmouth. Va. Edward Buhl Hampton, Va. Richard Bullard X illiamsburs. a. Carl Bunn Zebulon. iS. C. Gary Burch Yorktown, Va. Emily Burruss Richmond. Va. Ronald Burruss , Highland Springs. Va. Anne Butler Norfolk, Va. Franklin Butler Richmond. a. Thomas Campbell Luray, Va. James Cameron Front Royal. Va. ■ - mk Mkk L%L ife i I ik Judy Canada Hampton, Va. Joseph Cardwell Urbanna. Va. Howard Carpenter New Bern, N.C. Cornelius Carwile Jr. Hampton, Va. Cecil Chacon Henderson, N. C. Gary Chambliss Hampton, Va. Mittie Chaney Reidsville, N. C. Scott Charnock Tappahannock, Va. FRESHMEN iit $ V 1 I iM iii Eddie Chernault F ' armville. Va. Jane Cherry Rocky Mount. N. C. James Cherwa Va. Beach, Va. James Clark Rustburg. Va. Susan Clark Church ville, Pa. Matt Cobb Pinctops. N. C. Tiffany Cockrell Burgess, N. C. Lora Coleman Woodsdale, N. C. Janice Collie Reidsville. N. C. Raymond Coltrain Oak City, N. C. John Conner Buxton, N. C. James Cooper Newport News, Va. 89 Marcell Cooper Como. N. C. Robert Corbitt Bellcross, N. C. Diane Couch Rocky Mount. N. C. Joan Cox Norfolk. Va. Pamela Cox Va. Beach, Va. Steven Craun Alexandria, Va. Peggy Cross Ashland. Va. Sharon Crossland Carrsville, Va. FRESHMEN Edward Crute West Point, Va. Curtis Cunningham Ettrich, Va. Fred Curtice Emporia, Va. Alton Dail Gary, N. C. Carolyn Daniel Windsor, Va. Jeff Daniel FuquayVarina, N. C. Fredrick Daniel Wake Forest, N. C Marvin Daniel Oxford. N. C. Edmund Davenport Washington, N. C. Carol Daves Durham, N. C. Anita Davis Wilson, N. C. Carolyn Davis Aulander, N. C. 90 Linda Davis 4 Athens, Ga. i  .« - Sandra Davis 1 - - J Conway. N. C. Highland Springs. Va. Wilson Davis Ashland, Va. Colin Davis Warsaw. Va. Shirley Davis Portsmouth, Va. Carolyn Day Arlington, Va. Richard Deleo Richmond, Va. £k i m ikkH ' m dM FRESHMEN li i i A Mabel Dilday Ahoskie. N. C. Diane Dodge Alexandria, Va. Shephanie Doxey Chesapeake, Va. Samuel Doyle Hampton, Va. Rose Drake Como, N. C. g aM£ i ' KK - ■ Sherry Dronen Hampton. Va. Christine Dryden Poquoson, Va. Kathleen Dudley Va. Beach. Va. William Duke Newport News. Va. Alan Duncan Sprucepine, N. C. Judy Duncan Richmond, Va. Ronald Dunn Ahoskie, N. C. 91 James Dunning Aulander, N. C. Douglas Earley Canton, N. C. Louise Eaton Hampton. Va. lioliert l•cl,lin Zehnlon. . C. Pamela Kilenton Va. Beach, Va. Susan Kds erton New Bern, N. C. Jiihtniv Edwards Belliaven. .N. C. Ted Edwards Niwport News. Va. FRESHMEN Marie Eldridge Hoanoke Rapids, N. C. l{..naid Ksies Ealls Church. Va. George Etheridge Portsmouth, Va. Donna Evans Va. Beach, Va. Jcrrv Evans Boxohel. N. C. Jill Evans Murfreesboro. N. C. Peter Evans Williamsburg. Va. Strata Faddis South Hill. Va. Jerry Fagan Jamesville. N. C. Robert Fallis Edenton. N. C. James Falwell Lynchburg, Va. Timothy Felton Chesapeake. Va a 9 p 92 Slantnn Ferguson Roanoke Rapid?, N. C. William Ferguson Lynchliurg, Va. Donna Fesperman Chesapeake, Va. Louis Fiore Hazelton, Pa. Chervl Fishel Vi ' inston-Sajeni. N. C. l. la Floyd Roanoke Rapids. N. C. f d Jan ire Flythe Conway, N. C. Michael Foley Fairfax, Va. V -I Ik FRESHMEN mk mk d 4 i k m f. ' arol Fnrlies Manleo. N. C. Paul Follies Norfolk. Va. Melha Fowler Chapel Hill, N. C. Patrieia Francis Cadron. Va. .Sao Paulo, Brazil Reliecca Gantt Winston-Salem, N. C. Charles Gardner Lynchhurg, Va. Sue Gardner Front Royal. Va. Velda Gardner Macclesfield, N. C. Larry Garri.ss Conway, N. C. Lynn Gihbons Waterv ' liet. N. Y. Vickie Gilbert Winston-Salem, N. C. 93 John Glass Dinwidrtie, Va. Howard Glover Raleigh, N. C. ' illiam Glovor lialeigh. N. C. Laula Glunt Woodstock, Vs Walter Godwin GatesviUe, N. C. Marina Goldsmith Hazard, Ky. Idelle Goodwin Hampton, Va. Sarah Goolsby Hampton, Va. FRESHMEN M!liam Grant Washington, D. C. Sydney Graves Arburndale, Mass. Osborne Gray Avon, N. C. Kenneth Greene Parksley, Va. Harrison Greenlaw Fredericksburg. Va. Jamie Griffin Smithfield, Va. Rebecca Griffin Windsor, Va. Wayne Griffin Portsmouth. Va. William Griffin Mamers, N. C. James Grigg Smithfield, N. C. Betty Griggs Chesapeake, Va. James Grizzard Emporia, Va. mk 94 Donna (jro er Va. Beach. Va. t ami (liipnther Hirlim.in.l. i. Aiiluir llackn x ■■Mlh Bu.i,i„. , -Maiiai, Hadlfv Kmporia. a. K .i Hnll ' ..nuav. . (_. knien Hall • anion. . (., Iiaion Hallama Fall? Churrh. ' a. Carol Hallev Xorfolk. ' a. FRESHMEN A 4 M iHi ii Ha Kenneth Hamilton . orfolk-. Va. W avne Hamilton Four Oak-. . C. Harry Haiifork Courtlanc!. ' a. Juanila Harmon V arrenloji. . ( . • John H, ii i- Arapahoe. . C. Adalia Harrell Wc?l Point. a. Ro! erl Harrell AIiirfree?lioro. . C. Kdwartl Harris Koanoke Rapid.-. . . C. fifna. -; Leron Hairi- Hoaiiokr KapiiK. . C. hirlr Harri- Fall- (hnrrh. j. Heni Hairi-..n Hopeu.ll. a. 95 Sk £ 1 Howard Harrision William lon. N, C. Insephine Hart l?an.lallsto«M. M,l. Jerry Haualil Annaiidale. a. Weslev Hauler East Rent). . C. Kdward Healh Richmnnd. Va. David Herring Harrisonliiir . Va. Cynthia Hill Mnrfreeshoro. N. C. Martha Hill Murfreeshoro. N. C. FRESHMEN orman Hill Woodl.nry. N. J. Donald Hines Petersburg. ' a. Albert Hinson Winston-Salem. N. C. Freddie Hinton Zebulon. N. C. William Hohgood Henderson, N. C. Catherine Hodgin Greensboro, N. C. Walter Hoffman lioseland, Va. James Hoggard Va. Beach, Va. Benny Holland Lucama. N. C. Steven Holliday Roanoke Rapids, . C. Joseph HoUoman Colerain. N. C. June Holt Rorkville, Va. t - ' i k h 96 Jamp ' Horlon Zehiilon. N. (;. Belly HousehoMer Front Royal. ' a. Wiliam Howard Kinslon. N. C. John Howerloii Richmond. Va. Mary Howland Morehead Cily. N. C. Roger Hudson Selliyville. Del. Linda Hughes Colerain. N. C. Faye Humphlell Ritlimond. a. -f mMm FRESHMEN f % i A M Boford HunI Poquoson. Va. Geraldine Hunt Roanoke Rapids. N. C. David Hunter Murfreeshoro. N. C Preston Hunter Flizai.eth Cilv. N. C. Charles Hurst Rohersonville. N. C. Dianne Hyatt Vi ' inflon-.Salem. N. C. W anda Ingle Clyde. N. C. Michael Ingram High Point. N. C. Martha Inman Shallolte. . . C. Linda Jenkins Courlland. Va. Linda Jernigan Richmond. Va. Christine Johnson Kinslon. N. C. 97 KennPlh Johnson Portsmouth. Va. Larrs Johnson Oak City. N. C. Ronnie Johnson High Point. N. C. William Johnson Conwav, N. C. Lee Johnson Scotland Neck. N. C. Woodford Johnson Laneview. Va. Kdwin Jones Bruinston. Va. Kric Jones LaCrosse, Va. FRESHMEN Janice Jones Williamston. N. C. Louise Jones Warsaw, N. C. Mary Jones Murfeeslioro. . C. Linda Jordan Petersburs. a. IJoyd Jordan Va. Beach, Va. Charles Joyner Farmville. N. C. Cynthia Jovner Ahoskic ' N. C. Rcliecca Jovner Aho ie. N. C. Ronald Joyner Richmond. Va. Joseph Kanipe Bloxom. Va. Edward Kca Ivor. Va. Jimmie Keith Youn sville, N. C. 98 v-. ' 1 Judy Keith Raleigh. N. C. Katherine Kelley Annandale, Va. Francis Kempster Williamsburg. Va. Claudia King Durham, N. C. Vicki King Vienna. Va. Paul Kline Hampton. Va. Thomas Knight Boykins, Va. Nancy Kolb Petersburg. Va. FRESHMEN dM i Patricia Kooba Vienna. Va. Paula Lamm Williamston. ; . C. George Land Richmond. a. Thomas Landers Richmond. Va. Wade Lanning Hopewell, Va. Marvin Lassiter Weldon, N. C. Sidney Lassiter Thomasville. N. C. Thomas Latta Creedmoor, N. C. Harold Lawlor Richmond, Va. William Lawrence Gates, N. C. Glenn Leggett Williamston. N. C. Sydney Lewis Hampton, Va. 99 Eugene Lewter Richmond. Va. Tommy Linelierry Severn. N. C. Ocille Liverman Murfreeslioro. . C. Micheal Llo il Halifax. Va. ! amuel Loii Greensboro. N. (.. Jacqueline I-onawdrlli Va. Beach. a. William Love Va. Beach. a. Susan Luke Columbus. Ohio FRESHMEN Jacqueline Lyerly Newport News. Va. William McAllister Hopewell. Va. Thomas McCotter Portsmouth. Va. William McElroy Morehead Citv. . C James McLean FuquavVarina. . . C William McTheny Wilmington, Del. Charles MalBon a. Beach. Va. Kdward Mallison Hampton. Va. Ann Malpass ;olds|,oro. X. C. Ken .Mangum Creensboro. . . C. Virginia Mann Pendleton. . C. James Maiming S illiamston. . . C. dik Ak 100 Claudia Markham Newport News. Va. Linda .Marks Capron. Va. Uixon Marsh Fayelteville. - . C. Donald Martin Vienna. a. Georgie Martin Jamesville. N. C. James Martin Richmond. ' a. Ora Martin Zuni. Va. Mark Mattare Falls Church. ' . m 1 r i ,. ■ d m I FRESHMEN dk i ik Gloria May Orange, Va. .Stephen Maynard Alexandria. Va. Timothy Merrilt . yde ' n, N. C. Stephen Michael Va. Beach. a. Alfred Midgette Manns Harbor. . Jane Miller Sherryville. Va. Lawrence Miller Norfolk. Va. Brenda Mills Mt. Airy, N. C. Janice Mills Trenton. N. C. Joseph Mitchell Hampton. Va. Linda Mitchell Crewe. Va. Margaret Mitchell Covington. Va. riA tA Kol.t-rt Mitchell Zebulon, iV. C. i homas Mitchell Lewiston, N. C. i ancy Mohr Hampton, Va. Jeanne Monroe Arlington, Va. Linda Montie Ahoskie. N. C. Wanda Monts Irmo. S. C. Melissa Moody Newport News, N. C. Ann Moore Windsor, N. C. FRESHMEN Eveyn Moore Watha, N. C. Judy Moore Farmville. N. C. Charles Morgan Va. Beach, Va. Pamela Morgan Portsmouth. Va. Molly Morris Sunhury. N. C. Keith Moselv Jackson. N. C. Jiidv Moss Roanoke Rapids. N. C. Donna Mowery Ft. Camphell. Kv. James Mnllis Roanoke Rapids. N. C. Brenda Mini ford Zuni. Va. Ralnh Mnrrav ' ireilina. . h-Hn Mver. Win-toti ' alcm. N. C. 1 r.-f ja i i 102 David Nance Beaufort. N. C. Kav Xelson Atlantic. N. C. Margaret IVichols Chesapeake, Va. Linda Nixon Roanoke Rapids. N. ( ' Johnny Xowcll Jr. Ahoskie. N. C. Catherine Nunnery Selma. N. C. lioliert O ' Bannon Woodville. Va. William O ' Brien Jr Franklin, Va. FRESHMEN jt iiA Ai 1 ( il iKii i ii jyK ; Rita Oden Hampton. Va. Alexander Oliver Burlington, N. C. Maureen 0 Sullivan Fayelteyville. N. C. Fredie Overman Richmond. Va. Claud Owens Mears. Va. Charles Packham Litchfield, S. C. Carolyn Page Chesapeake, Va. Larry Page Poquoron, Va. Vernon Page Poquoson, Va. Charles Palmer Richmond, Va. Bryant Palmore Petersliurg, Va. Jordan Parker Powellsville. N. C. 103 X ' V iK f J ilk l fiiiP Radolph Parker Rich Square. N. C. Emma Parker Murfreesboro, N. C. James Parker Suffolk. Va. Kenneth Parker Murfreesboro, N. C. Peter Parker Chesapeake. Va. Belinda Parrish Hampton. Va. Phillip Parrish Graham. N. C. Donald Patt illo Florence, S. C. FRESHMEN Jane Pearce Zeliulon, N. C. Nancy Perry Pittsboro. N. C. Virginia Perry Colerain. -N. C. Edward Petrella Richmond. Va, Stephen Pickard Norfolk. Va. Venice Piner Arapahoe, N. C. Thomas Pitkin Va. Beach, Va. William Pollock Kinston. N. C. Wilbern Poston Norfolk, Va. Hal Potter Aurora. N. C. Jeffrey Prendergast Richmond, Va. Thurston Price Zebulon, N. C. 104 Roberta Prince Aylett, Va. Maurice Pruitt Oxfort, N. C. Bonnie Pruvis Bethel, N. C. Samuel Raiford Newsoms, Va. Matthew Rainey South Hill, Va. William Ransom Irvington. N. J. Murphy Ratcliff Pantego, N. C. Ernest Redding Rocky Mount, N. C. FRESHMEN tl lk 1 5 . «K f. mt i idHi Frances Redwine Shallo tte, N. C. James Rhinehardt Old Fort. N. C. James Richardson Providence Forge, Va. Linda Ricks Conway, N. C. James Riggan Henderson, N. C. Linda Riggins Bridbeton, N. J. John Riley Va. Beach, Va. Douglas Roberson Rocky Mount, N. C. George Roberson Oak City, N. C. Carol Robinson Richmond, Va. Ronnie Rodgers Newport News, Va. Fredrick Rogers Va. Beach. Va. 106 3 gih William Rollings Penclnim. Va. D.Miii Rooks Riilimotiil. Va. Riilinidiul. a. Susan Hiiulli Hear Creek. N. C. Ip f f- —f yc j Earle Rowe m! Wayneslioro. N. C. Jerrv Kn«la„.l Halifax. Va. Karen Rnlilin Freeporl. N. Y. Harvey Rumfelt Ahoskie. N. C. Peggy Sadler Creedmoor, IN- - Wanda Saunders Crewe, Va. Joy Sawyer Spot, N. C. Bonnie Scott Kenly, N. C. Jerry Scharnus Laurel, Md. Rebecca Self Fredericksburg, Va. John Scott Norfolk. Va. Walter Scott Highland, Va. Sally Snow Va. Beach, Va. Ellen Sessoms Windsor. N. C. Thomas Seymour Apex, N. C. Ann Shaffer Woodstock, Va. FRESHMEN a iA d mi 107 Sandra Shaw Winston-SaJem William Shaw Weldon, N. C. Betsy Sherman Newport News, Va. Kenneth Shipley Williamston. N. C. Paul Shirley Tarboro, N. C. Deborah Shorter Richmond, Va. Deidra Shumaker Temperanceville, Va. Lynne Siewers Fayetteville, N. C. A nm iii r li FRESHMEN , V r A il dh Mikik i Ai m I Kathryn Singletary Waynesville, N. C. Robert Skiba Norfolk, Va. George Skinner, Jr. Portsmouth, Va. Robert Slaughter Norfolk, Va. Jamesroy Slayton Newport News, Va. Edwin Smith Burlington, N. C. Glenwood Smith Chesapeake, Va. Mamie Smith Franklin, Va. Judith Snead Fork Union, Va. William Snipes Roanoke Rapids, N. C. Robin Stallard Newport News, Va. Catherine Stallings Winston-Salem 108 ' f 1 %i ( A% i FRESHMEN Terry Starliiis Four Oaks. N. C. Pamela Steffee Fayetteville. N. C. Carolyn Stephenson Whaloyville. Va. David Stephenson Portsmouth. a. Elizalieth Stephenson Como. N. C. Mark Stevens Virgilina. Va. Robert Stevens Petersburg. Va. James Stewart Richmond. Va. Anne Stilley Portsmouth. Va. Snsan Strawn Fayetteville. N. C. Susan Sturtevant Va. Beach. Va. Robert Sivers Battleboro. . C. James Suracc Franklin. Va. Robert Swope Alexandria. Va. nrman Tadlock. Jr. Bolcross. . C. William Tarkington. Norfolk. Va. Mvra Tatum Bolivia. N. C. Billy Taylor Raleigh. N. C. Henry Taylor Gumberry. N. C. Larry Taylor Merry Hill. N. C. i i ih i- OlM 109 John Tebault Chesapeake. Vp. Robert Tennett Front Royal. Va. Larry Thomas Temperanceville. Va. Thornton Thomas Drewryville. Va. Pamilia Thompson Hillsborough. N. C. Janet Thornton .Norfolk. Va. Sandra Tillery Murfreesboro. N. C. Arthur Tinkham Eure, N. C. FRESHMEN mmtm mmm. 9 Gilbert Tinkham Murfreesboro, N. C. Emmitt Totty Chesapeake. Va Parker Trader Hogue. Va. Bonita Treadway Newark, Del. Steve Tredwell Winston-Salem, N. C. Bruce Trew Newsoms. Va. Lewis Tripp Ayden. N. C. Charlene Trogden Coats, N. C. Dane Tudor Roanoke Rapids, N. C. James Lpchurch Durham. N. C. Renea Vann Murfreesboro. N. C. Boliby Vargo Hopewell, Va. A Jackie Vick Rocky Mount, N. C. Ellen Vick Ahogkie. N. C. Ann Vimpeny Powhatan, Va. Margaret Wachsmann Stony Creek, Va. Hugh Wade Newport News. Va. ' fyC7 ' Ym B T James Wagener Richmond, Va. Lettie Walker Windsor, N. C. Gloria Wall Roanoke Rapids, N. C. FRESHMEN David Walls Wilmington, Del. Joseph Ward Mehane. N. C. Ben Warren Murfreeshoro. N. C. Linda Wells Wcldon. N. C. Ronald Wells Crewe. Va. Charles Weston Richmond. Va. Gail Whedbee Ahoskie. N. C. Ann White Sealioard. N. C. Donna White Poquoson. Va. Earl White Oxford. N. C. Karen White Whaleyville. Va. Peggy White Merry Hill. N. C. 4 i jTi ii K .. ,V, MiTfe Thomas Whitehead Winsdor. N. C. Carol Whitehorn Norfolk. a. Suzanne W ' hilehiirst Rocky Mount. N. C. Rita Whitley Murfreeslioro. N. C. David Whitt Aylett. Va. Penny Wilde Richmond, Va. Barl ara Williams Roanoke Rapids, N. C. Brenda Williams Jackson, N. C. kim FRESHMEN Henry Williams Merry Hill, N. C. James Williams Highland .Springs, Va. Keith Williams Denton, N. C. Ronald Williams Suffolk. Va. William Williams Franklin, Va. Mary Wilson Chesapeake, Va. Nancy Wilson Weldon. N. C. Sandra Wilson Va. Beach. Va. Brenda Winlierry Robersonville. N. C. William Windley Mt. .Airy. N. C. Danny Winstead ■Spring Hope, N. C. James Witcher Norfolk, Va. 112 FRESHMEN Richard Wojdyla Roger Wood David Woodliury John Woody Mary Worsley Lvnchburo. Va. Scottsville. Va. Wilmington. Del. Chesapeake, Va. Rocky Mount. N. C. m :ii gm Herbert Yates Vi illu i ' i_ 1 Richard Zeitz Kenneth Zuraw Norfolk. Va. Richmond, Va. Newport News, Va. Richmond, Va. 13 student Nurses Chowan College Student Nurses completing their tr aining at Duke University V Si l k ' : i i% . k¥ ' r n f - , -••- m -mm Miss Gwendolyn Adams Mrs. Helen Brown Miss Frances Brown Miss Susan Fidler w -r ■ ■ I 14 student Nurses Frances Smith Miss Kathy Kelly Miss Emma Kiser Miss Ingrid Sokes .- ?. h Miss Deborah Moraii Miss Rena Taylor Miss Cwciulolyn Tharrington Mrs. Frances Parker i I 15 CAMPUS 16 ARKS HALL I 17 BELK HALL JENKL fS HALL 118 COLLliGE STRKKT HALL MIXON HALL 19 EAST IIM.I, ' ■-, - . fSBMfe - n WEST HALF, 120 THOMAS CAFETERIA I t PENNY INFIRMARY 121 GREEN SCIENCE HALL THE ASKEW STUDENT UNION 122 FEA TURES 123 1967 Homecoming Queen li-- r.inifl.i Jean Rosser 24 Vni f ,.. Mi s B ecky Gantt Freshman Princess Miss Lynda Siegfried Sophomore Attendant 25 Miss Carol Hewitt Sophomore Attendant Miss Diana Boykin Sophomore Attendant 126 Homecoming Court Miss Audrey Stocks Freshman Attendant Miss Gerry Eaton Freshman Attendant 127 Homecoming Court Miss Janet Morris Sophomore Attendant Miss Carol Birkhead Freshman Attendant 128 Homecoming 1967 A lovelv and excited Homecoming Court. ..f— l(j| special guest of the day. Miss Sally Steadman, Miss North Carolina. An enthusiastic crowd gathered to watch the South rise again. Who could ever forget this adorable pa ir? 129 130 m Caledonia Romero Sons The Beaux Arts Trio 131 Raymond Michalski 132 Swinging Medallions 133 Danny and Emma The Platters 34 David Brinkley 35 Christian Focus Week March 10-15 The Courage To Be... Christian Focus Week affords the opportunity to examine our per- spectives, to recognize challenges, and to set worthy objectives for our lives. For this purpose, a group of able leaders were invited to our campus, whose achievements and experiences qualify them as interpreters of the urgent needs of our world, demanding the services of trained, intellegent, and dedicated young people. Students enjoyed the opporiunity of chatting with our guest on a variety of subjects during the week. One of the most popular aspects of the week was the nightly bull sessions in the dorms. Mrs. JoAlice Halsell visited some of the classes to deliver guest lectures. 36 Spring Festival Court ■ Emily Clare Williams Queen of Spring 137 Spring Festival Court m : Miss Linda Nixon Freshman Princess Miss Eniriia Brooks Freshman Attendant 38 Spring Festival Court If H Miss Sue Gardner Freshman Attendant Miss Carol Townsend Sophomore Attendant 39 Spring Festival Court Lli .iliflli I iMiig ioiie Sophomore Attendant Miss Jenny P rgus ' )ii Sophomore Attendant 140 Spring Festival Court ' !.! ■• l4 i Miss Nancy Turnage Sophomore Attendant Miss Teresa Batton Freshman Attendant Spring Festival Pageant Spring Festival Pageant W? ' mvm ' ' f m immmgmm immftuim. ' s «pw w«iiiiiiiwwi ilwraiwiifii t.ftS,aLjJ ORGANIZA TIONS student Government Association PURPOSE The Student Government Association strives to achieve a more democratic society on Chowan ' s campus. The organization works to promote the best interests of the College; to further the welfare of the Student Body; to cooperate with the administration and facuhy in regulatmg matters pertaming to the conduct of the students, and to represent student opinion in student facuhy admmstration rela- tions. The Senate composed of the presidents of all organizations on campus and the Student Govern- ment Officers assists the S. G. A. in its efforts to promote a more efficient and democratic governing hody. The SGA sponsors concerts and off campus socials. These groups in conjunction with one another phu a vital role in the lines of Chowan students. Mr. L. M. Wallace is advisor of this group. J= f ' f ■ - — I Woman ' s SGA il.-lil: Anne Carter. Pain l!i --ir. Del. Lie V atson. Lea Ennis. Linda Ni oii. Jaiicl M.piii-. Aiince Oatiiian. Betsy Craig, Becky Bad- eell. Dianne Boykin. liol.erla Ml.erti. !45 Men ' s Council The men ' s rounc 1 is a judiciary group under the rai al.l.- di (■(lion of th eD ■an of Men, Mr Clifton S. Collins. It strives to maintain and develop a sp rit of nuperat i..n among the ma le stude nts. faculty. and administration while developing loyality. ui lily of .|nrit and a fee ling of respon sibility. In keeping with the constant pace of progressive Ch owan ( dirge. he 1 inniril has revised both its purpose and responsil ility. Left to right: Winfred Jolinson, Ray Long. Rae Brown, Jim Tucker, E. Darljey, Ben Usury. Emmie Totty. Mike I ' li niiiniii-, Davi- Dowi ' 146 student National Education Association Standing (left to right) ; Ua Ennis. Kelly Reynolds. Ronnie West. Rose Drake, Mrs. Coleman. Seated (left to right); Jim Thorpe, Cindy Hill, Gene Adkins, Jo Hart, Wavne White, Margarite Dowd. Circle K Club Back Standing: Brian Hirschler, Michael Bowler Johnny Johnson. Eddie Darbey. Allan Edwards, Robert Moody, Howard Bounds HI. Row 2: Andy Ward. Eddie Morris, Carroll Vann, Chuck Huer, Jim Olazbrook. ... ,. ir i - u Row 3: Jim Thorpe. Robert Burchfield. Joe Bradford, Gerald Leonard, James Wright 147 Phi Beta Lamba Front row, 1. to r. : Beverley Watson, Martha Doughtie, Debra Hopkins. Second row, 1. to r. : Joe Mc- Phail, Doris Ricks, Meredith Schoonover, Nelly Bartlett, Paula Bedgood, Hilda Lee, Bill Wright. Third row. 1. to r. :John Moulton, Jackie Presley, Jo Presley, Gloria Edwards, Jeanne Salvia, Jim Walker, Miss Russell. Fourth row, 1. to r. : Ed Legg, Don Chandler, Sid Lassiter, Wavne Demcsev. Dan How ell. Ben Usserv, Mr. Helms. Phi Theta Kappa Dannv W r , • ' ' t ' ' }- ' H• ' ' ' Vice-president; Janet Morris, secretary; Danny Walker, treasurer Second row: Bill Carr, Lynde Gilliam, Alston Dunbar Barbara Orange. Gerald Leonard. Rcnee Hawthorne. Carroll Vann. Third row Sydney Lew.s. Robert Moody, Sue Clark, Linda Wells, Becky Baggett, Linda Jenk s ' Sylvm McCraw. Lynn Shockley, Mary Ferguson. Arlene Harris, Cindy Hill Martha Hill 148 Delta Psi Omega First Row L to R: Howard Harrison, Susan Daniel, Ellen Jones, Rita Oden, Lee Cummins Second Row L to R: Becky Terrell, Mrs. Edith Larson, Darlene Go- forth, Harrison Greenlaw, Gayle Harmon, Cliff Joyner, Bonita Treadway, Sylvia Mo- Craw. Alpha Pi Epsilon Standing (LR): Dianne Rirks. Jannie Davis, Beth Stephenson, Carol Birkhead. Terry Batten, Geraldine Hunt, Sue Clark Seated (L-R) : Becky Baggctt. Linda Nixon. Elaine Aldridge, Aimee Oatman Doris Ricks. 149 ■ Spanish Club Officers Janet Morris, President; Julie Beatly, Brian Hirshler, Vice-President; Connie Post, Repor- ter: Mr. Carson, Sponsor. Pam Rosser, David Flint. Program Chairman; Mary Ferguson, Jack Hulier. Social Chairman. Spanish Club First Row: J. ewton. M. Ferguson. A. Harris, R. Hawthorne. J. Thornton. Second row: P. Ros- ser, L. Guy, V. Lawrence, J. Griffin, J. Morris, C. Post. Third row: W. Hendricks, J. Purkall, W. Ware, L. Bass, B. Hibben, J. Beatley. Fourth row: L. Gilliam. S. Johnston. R. Tanner, J. Curtis, J. Miller, Fifth Row: E. Darbey. R. Moody. J. Huber. H. Bounds. J. Lewis. B. Hirschler. Mr. Carson. 150 Young Women ' s Auxiliary Left to Right: Ann Vimpany, Anita Davis. Wilma Hutchinson. Linda Jernigan. Lynn Gibbons. Fanny Byrd. Cindy Hill, Amiee Oatman. Baptist Student Union Executive Council (Rack roi(. L. lo r. ) C. V. Rrinkley. Music Chairman; Gil Crouch. Prcsiilciil: Hc-niiaii Mimav. Vice-President: Johnny Edwards. Social Actions Chairman. i FiotiI row. I. lo r.t Lynda Ryland. Program Chairman: Faniiv l.ne Ryrd. Scintary; Fllen Jones. Pub- liiilv ( ' hairmaii. 151 Ministerial Alliance Back Row. 1. to r.: Patrick Dudley Ncal, Charles Allen Gardner, James Benjamin Dunning. Front Row, 1. to r.: James G. Mclean, Johnny W. Williams, Gary O. Burch. Woman ' s Recreation Association Seated L. to R.: Donna Fesperman, Debbie Watson, Nancy Elder, Connie Post, Linda Talley, Carol Forbes, Francis Chapman, Bonnie Scott. Standing L. to R.: Debbie Brown, Lea Ennis, Su- san Wynne, Dee Shoemaker, Patricia Francis, Dale Bowen, Darlene Goforth. Karen Riddle. Betty Beaman. Mrs. Collins. Pam Rosser. 152 Monogram Club Kneeling L to R: Sammy Napier, Larry Hester Standing: Coach Hawkins, Johnnie Norris, Wayne Beale Scuba Club Steve Dale, Ralph Simpson, Dale Johnson. Carolyn Daniel. Sally Snow, Emily Burruss, Chuck Owen. Martha Doughtie, Mary Bar- nack. Cathy Singletary. Gary Chambliss. Mrs. Simpson. Jack Williams, John Arrington, Maurice Pruitt. Jack Houck, Irvin Allcox. Gerald Leonard, Tom McCotter. Jim Eagles. Harry Whitely, Cecil Chacon, Jody Grizzard. 153 student Nurses Assoication Officers (LR): Sup Gay. Anne Carter, Dawn Bryant. Emy Brown D ' h ' t Front Row: ll,l l: (Jloria Wall. Betty Wynn. Amy Brown. Sue Tyson. Row 2: Nancy Perry, Sharon Hallama. Julia Liles, Vilda Gardner,Cathei ine Woolen. Hrenda Winherry, Orrie Kemp LisaWat.son Ann Thompson, Gwenda Hyatt. Milha Fowler, Evelyn Moore. Row 3: Sue Gay Jenny Herring, Mary Duncan. Ann Carter. Diane Cruuili. Dawn Bryant. Sydney Graves. Patsy David Nancy Keener, Margaret Brokaw. 154 Chowan College Choir capable direction of Mr. James Chamblee. n I T II VS illiam I awrence Marcia Mlsbrook, Judi Snead, Howard Har- Lefl to rif-ht: James Chamblee. Becky Terrell, ' ' ™ ' ' ,7; %„ ' Xa D„u„htie, Kelly Reynolds, Bonita Ttead- rison. Sylvia McCraw. Bert Holt. Emdy B-™ p Li jt Cardt 155 The 1968 Chowanoka Staff If time and effort go hand-in-hand with that which is worthwhile. The 1908 Chowanoka is a valu- able publication. Compiling a book filled with memories which will last a lifetime has been an illusive goal at times but. we on the staff feel this goal has been achieved. The extensive work involved in producing such a treasure as this can be known only by those who have had first-hand experience of participating in it. Hours upon hours have been spent in making pictures, writing copy, putting the right cut-lines with the proper pictures, and many hours spent in layout and design not to mention the time spent in printing this hook. At times tempers were frayed and deadlines violated; but when the entire job was finished there was a feeling of satisfaction in a ta,sk well done. We, the staff, deeply appreciate the honor and the encouragement given to us by our fellow students and by members of the staff. We sincerely hope all of you will be please l with this edition of The Chowanoka. 156 The 1968 Chowanoka Staff Linda Nixon Literary Editor Preston Hunter Production Editor Rose Drake Organizations Editor Cindv Hill Organizations Editor John Rider Atheletics Editor Janice Collie Copy Editor William Sowell Advisor Charles Stevens Advisor TheChowanian Staff John McSweeney Executive Director Herman Gatewood Managing Editor Harvey Harris Literary Editor ■P William Sowell Production Advisor The Chowanian is an award winning newspaper designed, printed and published by the faculty and students of the School of Graphic Arts. The paper carries information to all the members of the college as well as the alumni. Charles Stevens Production Advisor 158 Dawn Monroe, Sue Gaye, Betsy Craig, Linda Siegfried, Faye Hansley, Sara Goolsby, Merdith Schoonover, Paula Bedgood, Carol Corneal, Melody Meade, Marie Eldridge, Debbie Watson. Mammie Wooten, Pam Buchanan Jenkin ' s Hall Officers Belk Hall Officers Pa e Vi ' hite. Phen Chintamavakool. Sharon Crockess, Suzan Stitzel Standing L lo R: Pam Rosser. Linda .xon 59 College Street Hall Officers Gerry Eden, Roberta Alberli Laura Cliinl. Vuki (nlbirl. Bnoic Stott, Su aiine Divane, Carol Halley n r West Hall Officers Roger Hudson, Freddie Huffstetler, Ashton Baslcette, Charles Harris, Ralph Mozingo, Ray Brown, Joe Smith, Ray Long. Eddie Morris, Eddie Edmunds E. Darby, Turk Dedrick 1 60 Mixon Officers o vlu. sr% Marvin Lassiter. Harry Greenlaw, William Ransom, Roger Wood Superin tenden t ' s Barrack ' s Officers Butch Hines Charlie Morgan Norman Tadlock Billy Taylor 161 East Hall Officers Allen Keene, Terry Crigger. Wayne Beale, Howard Bounds, James Riggan McDowell Columns Officers Tommy Lynch, Curry Wertz, Herman Murrav. liii.l Hinnanl. Be ' i I sserv. Itoii Chandler, Ricky Rice, Bryant Palmore 162 A THLETICS 163 Chowan Footbal Team for 1967 — front row, 1. to r., Tom Lindsey, Bill Horton, Buddy Crigger. Robin Dedrick, Robert Perry, Rob- ert Keith, David Gray, Mert Shifflet, 2nd row, 1. to r.. Gray Taylor, Billy Taylor, Hal Glover, Rudy Ward, Walter Scott. Winfrey Johnson, Ray Long, Ted Murray, Ted Lee. 3rd row, 1. to r., Jeff Daniels, Boyd Shaw, Chuck Packham. Norman Tadlock, Jimmy Cameron, Buck Perry, Jerry Scharnus, Tony Maglione. David Stone. 4th row. 1. to r., Don Kern. Ben Ussery, Russ Roberts, Buddy Wise, Steve Aridas. Cecil Chacon, Roger Martin, Jimmy O ' Neill, Tommy Campbell. 5th row, 1. to r.. Larry Adams, Charlie Mor- gan, Buzzy Redding, Ken Ferguson, Bruce Gutherie. Tony Surace, Andy Ward, Sunny Stolings. Back row, 1. to r., Larry Hester, Pete Buscetto, A. C. Wright, David Rideau, Wayne Hendricks, John Norris, Charlie Bradshaw, Ronnie Ivy, Bob O ' Bannon. COACHING STAFF Jerry Hawkins, Jim Garrison Tiny Matthews FOOTBALL SCORES Chowan 6— Lees McRae— 6 Chowan 21— Potomac Slate — 27 Chowan 7 — Richmond Frosh — 19 Chowan 15— Gardner Welili— Chowan 7— Lees McRae — 42 Chowan 6 — Montgomery — 13 Chowan 0— V ' csley- 53 Chowan 7 — Gardner Webb — 27 Chowan 8 — East Carolina Frosh — 32 Chowan 7 — Ferruni — 15 . MANAGERS Chuck Brinkley. Larry Minnick, John Thompson 164 Jerry Schamus Quarterback Jim Cameron Fullback Offensive Starters for 1967  I i ? Jim O ' Neill Halfback Lany Adams Guard Bill Horton Fullback. Captain 165 iuddy Crigger End, Captain Johnny Norris Guard Boyd Shaw Tackle A ' i A Going over a play. Listening to the coach fu change. 166 Buck Perry Halfback David Stone Halfback Defensive Unit for 1967 Buzzy Redding Middle Guard Tony Saurce Linebacker Pete Buscetto Linebacker 167 Buddy Wise Linebacker Tommy Lindsey Tackle Norman Tadlock End Bob Perry Tackle Tommy Campbell Halfback 168 p f f ' i I f V-HQWft 1 tftU ' « 1968 Chowan Baskethall Team-front row, L. to r, Russ Hodges, Ralph Brown. Ron Hardy, Jimmy Floyd, Manager. Monty Ram- ey, Ahon Dail, Sandy Sanderson. Back row, L. to v.. Coach McGraw. Louis Fiore, Roy Henderson, Tom Soter, Howard Wover Mitch Lancaster, Wayne Cook, Harry Gray. CHOWAN COLLEGE BASKETBALL SCORES Chowan -54 College of Albemarle 67 Chowan 68 Mt. Olive 92 Chowan 6: East Carolina Frosh 90 Chowan 90 Southwood 88 Chowan 51 Ferrum 100 Chowan 81 Newport News App. 78 Chowan 78 Fast Carolina Frosh 112 Chowan 82 Chesapeake College 60 Chowan 75 Newport News App. 93 Chowan 74 Frederick Military 76 Chowan 92 Chesapeake College 70 Chowan 84 I uisburg College 79 Chowan 104 Christopher Newport 88 Chowan 79 College of Albemarle 89 Chowan 107 Southwood 81 Chowan 61 Mt. Olive 58 Chowan 49 Ferrum 75 Chowan 80 Christopher Newport 70 Chowan 68 Louisburg 60 Chowan 97 Southwood 88 Chowan 74 Mt. Olive 81 Harry Gray grabs a rebound during a game against Mt. Olive. (69 Wayne Cook Forward and Center Harry Gray Forward Mitch Lancaster Center Chowan Basketball Varsity for 1967-68 Russ Hodges Guard Louis Riore Guard 170 Tom Soter Forward Chowan Basketball Action Chowan player Louise Fiore, No. 11. takes to the air for a basket. The Chowan team being welcomed onto the floor by pretty cheerleaders. Surrounded by the opposing team ' s player ' s, Chowan ' s Tom Soter, No. 21, goes up for two points. J 171 Under the watchful eye of fellow teammates, Wayne Cook scores to keep Chowan rolling, in a game against Chesapeake College. It looks like Mitch Lancaster, No. 31, for Chowan is try- irig to out jump the Chesapeake player, to get the score. Chowan center Wayne Cook, is out jumped by the Ml. Olive center. 172 Girls Basketball (3) 4- t f V % A Girls Varsity Basketball Team, Standing, left to right, 1st row, Debbie Bunting, Betty Weaver; 2nd row. Jane Cherry. Edith Counsil. Jane Boykins, Jane Collins Coach, Dale White. Patricia Francis. I.irida Tallev. Manager. Clrls Junior ar ily Bask.tl.all Team, left to right. Dee Sliiunaker. Carol Forkes. Dale Bowling. Kose Draki- Manager. Donna Fe |)irman. .Susan Hill, Judy Isles. 173 Baseball ' H- ' ' , , v l ' : ,H ' « ° ' - s ' ' ' ¥- ikflo v,J4P. ' i - ' ' ' ' ■ ' i lii-l ,.u I I,. , • i,x,- l!.,k,-i Hnniii,- J,.|i.,M,„. avnr Bt-alr. B..|,1,n Liir.-. Mllv ,ivcl.-r. IJouj; Holier-.n. Ku- H(mI .- Mik,: ( ,.„,. ,l. - ,.,, .,,,1 lou I I,. ,.: Onntn Kniolilon. Tummv Brouk . Jim Ch.-rua. JMh, T, ' |.ault. Buck Palmor,-. (,.nr ..- Fanr|.,tk W. D- MMirk. NuiHin ni,k,-i,.. r,l.- Bnant.fliint n.u 1. to ,.: Juhn Thn„,,,-n„. m jr.: W ,■ Hau-.r. Uo,„l J..h„-o„. Was,..- W at- kiii-. Ml.iri lia.l.ii 11.1,1 Plhli.-. liiarl Hriil.i. R..v Ht-nHn-on. Tim Mfii iti. ( uarli Hau ikn-. Oi r %• Ciiiiii; in ihi- fiaril way! 74 MaW.c Ihis l,„ir Track Front row: George Land, Norman Ashworth, Pike Harrington, Joel Williams, Ronnie Joyner, Strata Faddis, Ralph Apicella, Back row: Eddie Allen, Sam Napier, Walter Hoffman, Dan Finer, Rick Binder, Wayne Roberts, Ronnie West. Boy, I ' m really flying!! - ' Cross Country Runners — hack row. left lo right. Joel.WilHams. Hugh Wade. George Speedy Skinner. Jim Wells. Front row. left to right, Ronnie Brown. Ralph Apicella. Sam Napier. The team was coached by Bill MiGra«. 175 Golf and Tennis Cluman Colf.rs l.fl to rifjlil. Tom Pitkin. Ali-t Philips, Jay Pickus. Lewis Tripp, Steve Whilehorne. Not pictured is John Johr r ! Iv . %:«- Chowar, Tennis Team -left to right. Jimmy Walker. Tom Fiteh, Turn McCotte,. Harry (Jray, A! Keene, Ernie In;;,-, James Upchurch. 76 c H E E R L E A D E R S l.rft 1(1 liiLilil: JiKiiiila New Inn. I.iz I.ivington. Roliin Stallard. Pam lidssfi. I ' li-rkv ( .anil Chief Cheerleader Pan) Rosser There ' s a secret to cheering. 77 Intramurals Afli-r lonj; sliviieoiis |ila in intramural basket- l.all rnrnpelition. 2n(l fi.Mn l!rlk Hall Girls and C.iM- House n„ys emera,i;e,l as the 1968 Basket- liall Cliampiims. Sports Candids 179 Quit That! The bonfire is prepared to boost school spirit. George— watch out for that tree! Snowman ' 68. 180 (t?i Skviliver Before Skydiver After Is that a Pepsi? Suppliosc. And llic) ' said there was more girls than lioys r r fe ai t A little dab will do ya. I ' d rather hold hands with a lobster. 182 I told you about those mini-skirts. Vali-dirtorian of the Sophomore class? Tm % . •--- ■ •■ ■ ,. ,.«jjy Alumni. 183 ' J Green bowls again. Keep up Kid! I thought you did it. 184 SMILE— You ' re on Candid Camera. Futmc- Farnn-rs c.f America 185 Ph.D. From Playboy Magazine I wish I may, I wish I might. Most likely to succeed. Only his hairdresser knows. 186 K.ir • ul.- CHKM ' jy MM ' 1 l£fc ' i.ul to have it! Barney. 187 A Look To The Future Thr Wl.ilak.r l.iliiars .hmI li.ir il- lillilflill- i r |.rl Icii In he ( , .inplrlr, I and rrafly for ii-i- K ill.- Iii-iiiiiriin;i iif ihf fall tfim. Many Chowan College students have made their plans for the completion of their college education by talking wilh the representatives from various schools here on campus. A Message To The Student Jfato rafnA 190 Tutoarai n6 rapt 191 inted hy the Chowan College School ot Giaphic Arts 192