Chowan College - Chowanoka Yearbook (Murfreesboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 230 of the 1970 volume:

, j lv Thp volume XXVII f i I W ' Chou anoka Carol Cunter Editor Phillip Ferguson Production Manager Nelson Jeff rci|S Assistant Editor pp A 4 V R E F L E C T I O N 5 THE TIMES REFLECTED Reflections of a time, when I was tjoung Endless dreams under the sun; But I awoke one fateful dai| To see those dear skies now are groq The world it seems is crumbling down; I see ugli{ scenes in evenj town; What is right? What is wrong! How can I know] Where do I go7 ifc..:: 11 Ib s K, v x - ■ - tt-i I! writ ' ■ ' . t il iH 11 ■ ■ Mi( song will tell of marwi things; hate, riots, air pollution, destruction, war, and strife! But, onlij remeger it ' s a song of life. The song reflects a war in southeast Asia U here two must fight Q. I. and Charlie. Is this war for an unknown cause Or for freedom, but not for all? Reflecting disease and starvation Rampant in thousand nations- Hundreds dqing in the street U hile fat poodles feast on meat. Reflections of a place where none con Love an of his brothers Because of his features or his color And there, even hate between the children. Discrimanation, interrogiation, population running wild Corruption in everq place qou look Qoing up! Crashing down Is there anq peace around? Theq scream corruption, decadence of i outh Fine things to saq about Mother ' s babi Put me down! Push me around! Your world is not for me! I put this question to the ijouth. U hat will we do about this earth, ' ! U ill it die or survive? The answer is in qou. I am reflecting on a blessed land U here love, peace, and brotherhood united stand; Take n hand. I beg qou all. Help me find it before we fall. ■ ' 1 !■ ' HMI HP ' 1 HpNlF ' flH H ■Fv! 1 B i SSn( MV - 1  1 r jB 1 Wjm [ R:i:l.-.-.: ■■ .™--Ji B k ' mI 1 H i| DEDICATION Mr, Jerrq Hoxiukms DEDICATfON The 1970 volume of THE CHOWANOKA is dedicated to one whom we the staff feel is more than deserving. He has served well in his capacities as an instructor as well as a coach. He is an active and respected citizen of Murfreesboro and the Chowan campus. It is indeed with great pride that the 1970 edition of THE CHOWANOKA is dedicated to Mr. Jerry Hawkins. m: Table of Contents Special Events 1g llll Administration 46 Sophomores 59 Sports ,111 Freshman 144 Organizations 184 Sophomore Directorq 212 16 The reflections on the u ater Here todaq, gone tomorrou Life is like that too, qou knou Then onlij these reflections u ill remain. WMM% S k ' ■ ; ' t; J kt T rf Special Events Alice Cosnahan Monogram CJub M H Chcn l Fishcl Student National Education Amelia Garner Chou an College Chorus 1 9 6 9 7 20 Tommq Armstrong Belk Hall Marq Jones East Hall Patsi| Goodw in Phi Thcta Kappa Eddie Brown Pennn Infirmarq Carol Cunter Chou anoka Annika Kritz Circle K Donna Martin Da i Student Organization Cai| Lafoon Spanish Club Pom Martin Qibbs House Fern Lovette Stone Hall Debbie Picket McDou ell Columns Buckq Griffin Alpha Pi Epsilon Skctter Kei| U omens Recreational Association Julia Pott ell West Hall u H Marianne Pugh Sn oke Signals Cindi{ Scott Superintendants Barracks Richard Thornton College Street Hall Dale U (Hard DeltaJPsl Omega U H Steve Vease Jenkins Hall Jennq Wong Mixon Hall 969-70 The events of the 1969 Homecoming started on Friday with a dance starring Billy Stewart and his Band. Planned for the following day was the Home- coming parade downtown. The floats were made by the dorms and clubs. For the afternoon the Chowan-Montgomery Jr. College game. Fans came with unbrellas-m-hand to watch Chowan conquer Montgomery. Entertainment for the evening was a semi-formal dance. When the band did not show up, a combo from the college offered to play. 1969-70 a£: ' ' i ' ' ■ «, ; Ann Hobgood Queen 26 t Cherijl Dozicr Sophmore Attendant mm t969-7§ Undo Moqer Freshman Princess Patricia Clifton f Sophmorc Attendant Elizabeth Athcij Frcshn an Attendant Mont R ' tchie Sophmore Attendant X Sheri ¥ ]ond Freshman Attendant | ffl - -- ,,9« . H 1 1 .... Ktmi ' % Pauline Kobinson Sophmope Attendant j 1 - Mono Mfdgett ¥ res vi Qt Attendant HAPPEN1NQ5 AROUND CHOWAN Progress for Chowan!. .Chowan has had the opportunity for the first time in its history to have dances on campus. They were also honored with many concerts and a coffee house. Intramural sports. . .Chowan Player ' s performances. . . Talk in sponsored by Dean Lewis. . .Spanish Christmas story. . .Faculty play. . .March of Dimes campaign with whipped cream pies to help pay the ransome for the kidnapped college President. . .Spring Festival being more everntful than ever. . .Honors Day. . .and finally with graduation the close of another good year. HAPPENINQ5 AROUND CHOWAN y What do u e d o next ? ' H l facultq pS Plaq Amuses Audience Under the direction of Paul Gilbert, the Thomas Cafeteria tried to improve the quality of the food for the students and faculty. Not only did they plan the meals for the student body but served dinners for the Presidents meetings and special oc- casions such as the Veterans dinner and sports participaters. Spring Festival . . III ■ niw n r c VVVVC V NVVti WvvvV Man| Ritchie Queen Debbij Picket Princess Debbie Minson Superintendents Barracks ts -t . ■• I . Spring Festival Donna Burnette Belk Hall Paige Buren Jenkins Hall 38 spring Festival Suson Brothers McDou ell Columns Pat Oifton Jenkins Hall Amelia Qordner Qibbs House and College St, Hall Spring Festival Pauline Robinson Mixon Hall 40 ,, Featured the Drifters 41 students participate in March of Din es Can paign The major riot held on the Chowan campus was neither a race, war, nor student dissatisfaction riot, but one for charity. Two Chowan professors, Mr. William Sowell and Mr. Charles Helms were the co-chairmen of the March of Dimes campaign in Hertford County. It was their idea to have a student march and gather- ing to raise funds for this worthy cause. The activities began with the kidnapping of Dr. Bruce E. Whitaker, President of the College. Dr. Whitaker ' s ransom was $75. This ransom was to be paid by students, faculty and staff of the college. In the afternoon students staged a march on campus. They carried signs which bore slogans in support of the campaign. After the march, students met on the football field for a car bash and pie throwing contest. The car bash was a success in that it provided a tension release as well as raising funds for the campaign. The wreck- ed cars were decorated with the names of favor- ite faculty members. Each bash cos ' 10 cents. The pie throw contest was fun as we as profit- able. The targets of the messy cream pies were Billy Graham, campus security officer and Roy Whitley, assistant cafeteria manager. Each pie thrown netted 25 cents for the fund. The evenings events were topped with a dance in the gym featur- ing the Huckleberry Mudflat combo. The total contributions from Chowan College to the March of Dimes campaign was $200. This was one riot that proved profitable in all respects. 45 Dr, Bruce E, U hitaker President of the College Dr. B. Franklin Lou e, Jr. Dean of the College R. Claijton Leu is Dean of Student Affairs Dell L. Mckeithan Associate Dean of Students-U omen James Earl Dildaij Associate Dean of Students- Men 48 Ben C. Sutton Business Manager Arelia Adams Bursar James T. Cooke, Director Student Financial Aid Administration Phillip L. Royce, Director College Relations E. Frank Stephenson, Jr. Director of Admissions James Swain, Director Alumni Affairs R. Hargus Taylor Chaplain Sarah Wright Nurse Darrell H. Nicholson Registrar r Facultq Mr. Wooten takes time out from correcting math tests to Undine W. Barntiill look at other figures, English Betty N. Batchlor English, Spanish Shirley W. Bowers Science Spanish Trelles G. Case Music James M. Chamblee, Chairman Music Department Barry M. Cohen History k •V. (Photograph not Available) Steve F. Brannon English Robert W. Brown Music Maryiva Carpenter Nursing Jik!!. Janet Collins Physical Education 50 Faculty WellesleyT. Corbett, Jr. Sociology Anna Belle Crouch English James B. Dewar Science Phyllis D. Dewar Science Jane C. Dickie W. Calvin Dickinson, Chairman Mathematics Social Science Department Andrea T. Eason Business Wanda G. Edwards Nursing V Irene Elliot Assistant to Librarian Deaton F. Faucette Science Garrett W. Fox Psychology Elizabeth Francis Business Facu(ti( James G. Garrison, Chairman Herman W. Gatewood Physical Education Department Graphic Arts James Eugene Gibbs Science Samuel B. Green Physical Education (Photograph not Available) C. Jefferson Ishee Music Geraldine L. Harris Assistant Librarian John P. Harris Science Ann Long Harter Librarian Jerry Lee Hawkins Physical Education George L. Hazelton, Acting Chairman Science Uepartment Malcolm C. Jones, Chairman Graphic Arts Department Faculty Edith Larson Drama, English Sylvia H. LIverman Business William P. Marable English, Latin William P. McCraw P. Douglas McCullers Daisy Lou MIxon, Chairman Physical Education Mathematics Religion Department Robert G. Mulder English Almira H. Ockerman, Chairman Earl J. Parker Nursing Department Religion Charles L. Paul Social Science Facultq r Ella J. Pierce, Chairman English Department £ Rachel N. Pittman Rowland S. Pruette Thomas E. Rutfin Jr Business. Government Religion Acting Chairman Thomas E. Rutfin, Jr Acting Chairman Business Department Carl H. Simmons Mathematics William B. Sowell Graphic Arts Charles P. Stevens Graphic Arts Claudia M Stomnnger English Facultq Tzeng Hsiang Sun Mathematics Sarah B. Tankard Nursing Gilbert A. Tripp, Jr. Science Linda E. Trjpp Science Sammie Sue Wade English Dorothy A. Wallace Business L. M. Wallace, Jr. Business Richard Warren Mathematics Esther A. Whitaker Religion Eugene Williams, Chairman Languages Department N. Edward Wooten, Mathematics 55 Mrs. Alva Bowling Mrs. Irma Leigh Callis Head Resident, Gibbs House Head Resident, Belk Hall Mrs. Elaine Cooke Assistant to the Bursar Mrs. Virginia Curl Assistant to College Nurse mm M Staff Miss Janie Davis, Secietdry Mrs. Rose Drake, Secretary Department ot Development Department of Development i mk Mrs. Louise Dunn, Secretary Registrar Mrs. Ann P. Falkener Head Resident. College Street Hall Mrs. Betty Lou Futrell. Secretary Dean of Students Mrs. Aldeen Gatewood Assistant to the Bursar Mrs, A. 0. George Head Resident, Jenkins Hal! 56 Mr, Paul A. Gilbert Food Service Directo Mr, William Grahan Security Officer Mr. Robert Griffin Head Resident, East Hall i i Mrs. Peggy Hare, Secretary Business Manager Mrs. M.itie Lan ding, Secretary President Mrs. J. W. Moose Library Clerk Mrs. Editti Parker Switchboard Receptionist i Mrs. Wanda Pearce, Scretary Mr. David Rich Director of Admissions Head Resident, MIxon Hail Mrs. Peggy Rich, Secretary Mrs. Marjorie Sewell, Secretary Dean of the College Dean of the College Mrs. Margaret Stallings, Secretary Guidance and Counseling Mrs. Doreatha Thompson Post Office Supervisor Mrs. Mildred Tyler, Secretary , in-e Vann, Secretary Chaplain, Athletics Faculty 57 Margaret Brokow Rita Burgess Marcell Cooper Diane Couch Qraduates in Nursing The Chowan College nursing program is unique in that it com- bines a complete liberal arts background, plus courses in nursing in the same program. This program leads to an Associate in Arts degree as well as a Diploma. The students begin their thirty three month program at Chowan College. They take regular college courses and begin their nurs- ing experience at nearby Roanoke Chowan Hospital. After four semesters plus one summer session at Chowan, they then go to Duke Hospital in Durham, N.C. to complete their nursing experi ence. Here they remain for twelve months under the supervision of Chowan College faculty members stationed at Duke. When they have satisfactorily completed the programs requirements, they are awarded the A. A., degree from Chowan, and are eligiable to take the State Board of Nursing examination. This program is completely under the direct ion of Chowan College, and is adminis- tered by The Chairmen of the Department of Nursing Mrs. Almira Ockerman, R.N., B.S., and M.S. Cynthia Hall Gwenda Hyatt Julia Liles Evelyn Moore Nancy Perry Frances Redwine Judith Wiggins Brenda Winberry (not pictured is Diana Pearce) Martin S. Aderhold Sophomores Roy C. Abee Thomas L. Alligood James W. Ailsworth Lewis G. Ambrose Edward C. Allen, III - Oliver L. Anderson Robert K. Aiitozzi Thomas H. Armstrong Sophomores Edward E. Armstrong Roy D. Arnett Thomas E. Ashley Wilson E. Askew William M. Aycock Sophomores H.irold W. B.ibb Warren E. Bailey ,Diiiiyia Z. Barakey Bertie A. Baggett Robert H. Ballard Russell Barnes Kathryn M. Barnhill 62 Sophomores Vickie L. Barrett Dabney Beattie James C. Basnight Leroy S. Beaman pr |f Thomas M. Best Gwen E. Beasley James W. Bass 63 Sophomores Mildred C. Borum Charles E. Bittle Judy S. Boelt Paula L. Borum Frances G. Blackwell John R. Bowen Julie F. Boone 64 Sophomores James T. Boyce William V. Brann Leon A. Boyd Gary E. Boyd Carolyn F. Brinkley William T. Boze Judy K. Boyd 65 Sophomores William A. Brisbois Barry J. Brown Walter D. Brown Elliot H. Brown Mary S. Brothers Anne L. Brown Raymond D. Bryant. Jr. 66 Carl D. Bunn Bob R. Burgess i . i ifrv A I 1 Gerald W. Burgess Sophomores Joseph R. Burton fe John C. Burnam James H. Butler Sara E. Burney 67 Sophomores r Bruce E. Carpenter f lr Julia W. Capps Carol C. Cannon Arnette Calioon Brenda J. Carpenter Robb W. Camp Sophomores Bonnie L. Clary Scott N. Charnock Richard T. Clary Thomas Clarke -t Robie P, Childrey Patricia L. Clifton Pamela L. Clifton 69 Sophomores f - Charles R. Collier Beverly L. Chitty Doris J. Colson Patricia J. Coffey Burwell W. Colermn Katherine 8. Comstock 70 Sophomores Joan L. Conner William T. Corbett Roger D. Cope John T. Cooke James E. Cotter Jane L. Corbell Larry D. Copper Linda A. Cratch Sophomores John S. Cruickshanks Kathryn C. Cuthrell Ernest J. Daniel Matt N. Crawford i -. ' U.. Ravniond Guiles WiMiam R. Daniel Robert N. Darnell Jacqueline A. Davis Sophomores Halton M, Daughtery Rebecca E. Davis Deborah A. Dawson Wilson C Davis Johnny S. Davis 73 Daniel P. Dayvault Sophomores Clifton B. Dodson Claudette Denny MelbaC. Dozier BillC. Delbridge ' ' ' . Virginia M. Dodd Brenda G. Draper Sophomores John W. Duncan Bobby T. Dundalow  - James B. Dunning, Jr. Deborah K. Edwards V - Nancy L. Edwards James T. Edmonds. Jr James R. Dunn 75 1 Sophomores Everett R. Elliot. Ji Teen W. Ennis Joyce F. Ellis Janet G. Ellis Carolyn A. English Eddie H. Everett Timothy C. Felton Gary L. Fentress Sophomores Cheryl D. Fishel Stephen E. Flack Fred E. Flora, Jr. Frances M. Foulei Phillip R. Ferguson 77 Sophomores Jennifer C. Forrest William D. Futrell Mary L. Freeman Mary K. Ghent Thomas V. Gillespie Dorsey R. Gillis Thomas R. Garner. Jr Kenneth L, Goodman Thomas R. Graham Sophomores Osborne Gray James H. Green Dianne S. Griffin Michael T Gtiffm. William F. Granger 79 Sophomores Ronald L. Harrell Robert S. Griffin Elizabetfi A. Harper largaret H. Harris Kathy A. Gurganus Ricfiard T. Harrison Kennetfi B. Harrell 80 Sophomores ly W. Hartranft George P. Hawkins Hoyle A. Hartsoe Douglas S. Helmkamp Herman A, Henderson, - Alii, Donald Hensley Bruce S. Hawkins Sophomores vs V ichael H. Herbstreith Bonnie S. Higgins Donna J. Hicks i c:. Olivia A. Hobgood Ri ' ticrt b Hodges m Jimmy C. Hillard William H. Honaker 82 Sophomores Freddie E. House Bryan W. Hudgms Teresa L. Humphrey Shannon L. Humphreys Mark S. Hunike Fred B. Howes Sophomores ' ■ s. Steve Jackmowski Harry P. Jenkins Donald L. James r James R. Johnson Arlie Jackson Lee E. Johnson Barry J. Jenkins Sophomores Teresa A. Johnson Georgie E. Johnston Mary L. Jones Jenny C. Jones Wayne Keetei Carter W. Jones 85 Thomas W. Keithley Richard A. Kelton Sophomores Teresa F. Kirk Lionel S. Key Susan E. Kirkland r% Howaul 1 . Kiiii; Robert V. Kitchm Terry L. Koufman 1 - I Richard J. Lj Londe Sophomores Richard P. Lee Labon T. Lewis did H Ligon Roxanne M. Lindsay Charles D. Lee 87 Harry E. Lindstrom, Jr Sophomores Peter H. London Peggy J. Lucy Karen J. Lynch Thomas L. Lively Susan Long Joseph E. McClenny. Jr Todd C. McConnell Ronald L. McDaniel Sophomores Tom D. McGuirt George D. McKinney Freddie L. McLean James S. Mann Sterry M. McGee 89 Thomas Manning Sophomores Robert L. Masse i Laura J. Martin Wilcher E. Marks 3i£r Jean V. Massey David A. Mashaw Donna D. Matthews v-v Ellen F. Matthews Larry N. Matthews Sophomores Gail B. Melchiorre Stuart G. Mercer Vickie L. Mercer Robert M. Merntt Warren M. Mayes 91 Sophomores . ! 3K ii Janet C, Moore Didiui L. Miller 1 J - ii Richdid M. Monaity Kathryn A. Murray Rebecca A. Mohorn Thomas E. Neale Aim L Moore 92 Sophomores i . Vetly L. Newton ' nm ht Delores Oakley Richard Paden Butch Osborne J:3i V f - JiL i Gene A. Parker El nest Oveiby Rita S. Osborne 93 James W. Parker Sophomores Hilton Phillips 4 Martha G. Pollock Ella J. Powell Donnie R Phillips 1 Kay F. Pierce Larry W. Proffitt Sophomores Maurice C. Piuett Xl Jimmy D. Reaves John W. Raymond Richard Ragan Dalton G, Rector David H. Reames, III Mary A. Rascoe 95 i « 1 ftm i 1 ' f Sophomores Richard H. Shaia Robert R. Sheffield Diedra J. Schumaker Gary W, Shelton Thomas E. Siceloff James N. Shook Claud C. Shell 99 Norman E. Satterfield Edna E. Schotell Sophomores Carl J. Scholl Rebecca K. Self Joan L. Setllff Cynthia L. Scott Richard D. Seward Gary L. Simmons John E- Simmons Sophomores V Ronald K. Simpson i . Ray C. Sizemore IfT June L. Slater Bettie M. Slaughter Harvey L. Smith 100 Sophomores Lucy A. Smith Betty A. Sowers William C. Smith John D. Sobnto 5fv Margaret R. Sparrer Jean M. Soule Edith A. Smithwick 101 Beliiul.i F. Staftotcl riiom.is D. Staiiges Sophomores s Hany P, Stdiiiey Stanley Starke ,1: Mary L. Stevenson Pamela Stillman Robert Strayhorn Sophomores James B. Stroud Emogene Summerlin Michael D. Sweeney Harvey W. Taylor Micheai D. Taylor Rowland L Taylor Michael A, Swartley 103 William S. Taylor Sophomores f Angela Thorne Roger K. Thorpe Larry Tice William A. Terwilliger John R. Thornton Joseph D. Tiller 104 Linda R. Tomlin Thomas Trader Sophomores c Brenda L. Trimmer F Glenda C. Turner Amelia K. Vann Diane E. Trump Nancy K. Trayer 105 James D. Vaughn Bessie A. Vick Sophomores Raymond R. Viverette Tommy L Waddell Teresa D. Wall Elmo L. Walls i9 Miriam R. Walter 106 Sophomores Reuben J. Warren .Jack R. Watkins Russell L. White Donald R. White Sharon N. White Richard T. White Paula M. Welch 107 Sophomores Wz A m Barbara A. Wiggins Sheila V. White Dan S, Whitehead Gary L. Whitley George R. Whittemore Pamela D. Willard James L. Williams Sophomores Jeanne G. Williams John T. Williams I Steve L. Williams Helen M. Willis Richard V. Wilkinson Russeli L vVilloughby Ronald W. Williams 109 Ronald W. Wills Frances S. Woodard Sophomores James M. Worrell Roger F. Wyatt Kenneth Wright Rebecca L. Wright 110 Chowan 16 Gardner-Webb 14 Chowan 14 Baltimore 14 Chowan 29 Potomac State 12 Chowan 6 Ferrum 24 Chowan 13 Lees-McRae 21 Chowan 27 East Carolina Frosh 33 Chowan 20 Montgomery 6 Chowan 14 Wesley 41 Chowan 7 Davidson Frosh 6 Chowan (won by forfeit) Croft liiL LudChes and the Tri-Captains, from left to riglit, first row, Sam Green, Jim Garrison, and Jerry Hawkins. On the second row are, Michael Swartley, Carroll Hart, and Kenny Johnson. The Chowan College Braves are: front row, from left: Herman Henderson, Joe Burton, Greg Hartranft, Donnie Phillips, John Casazza, Nick Shook, Bill Holt, LeeCopeland, Steve Driscoll, Mike Swartley, Jim Fair, Pete London, Dan Dayvault. Second row, Steve Veasey, Morris Newlin, Claude Shell, Vince Maggie, Earl Gibson, Mark Carnes, Ricky Eason, Bob Kilbourne, Jimmy Thomas, Ronnie Jarman, Bill Harris, Floyd Jackson, and third row, Jerry Winnette, Tim Dudley, Kent Ferguson, Chip Issaacs, Bob Underwood, Ken Johnson, Carroll Hart, Greg Park, Bill Whymeyer, Tom Graham, Donald Patton, and Norman Cage. The fourth row: Tom Gregory, Charles Whitlow, Wayne Storey, Joe Flora, Linwood Ferguson, Bob Kent Jr., Ronnie Robertson, Danny Croom, Mickey Outten, Chip Burden, Bob Comerford, row five: Bill Jones, Ray Ewing, John Bowles, Laverne Parker, Peyton Barton, Ivan Insignaries, Bob Daganhart, Gary Mier, Lynn Spears, Neil Peterson, and John Llewellyn. 113 Dan Dayvault John Casazza Billy Harris Greg Park Earl Gibson Bobby Comerford The Braves Have A Winning Season Chowan ' s football season got off to a rousing start this year with a victory over Gardner-Webb College. Contrary to popular belief, the Braves were a good match for this four-year school, and this was proven when the Braves moved up from a losing score to win the ball game in the last nine seconds of play. The final score? A beautiful 16-14 tally for Chowan. Next on Chowan ' s list was strong Baltimore Junior College. Chowan tied this fine team by 14-14. With a tie and a win under their belt, Chowan ' s Braves traveled to Keyser, West Virginia to test their skill against Potomac State College. After a superb ball game, the Braves brought home the bacon with a victory of 29-12. After having had a game forfeited to them by Croft Junior College, the- Braves traveled to Ferrum Junior College looking for a win. The Braves played a trying ball game, and returned home with their first loss behind them. The game had ended by a score of 24-6 against Chowan. Greg Hartranft Dan Dayvault on a power play against E. C. Frosh. Donald Patton Lee D. Copeland Nick Shook v. Chip Burden Bob Dagenhart Starting with the Ferrum game Chowan seemed to go into a short losing streak. Both Lees McRae College and the East Carolina Freshman team took advantage of Chowan during this time, as Lees McRae won by eight points with an end result of 21-13, and E.C.U. Frosh. won with a tally of 33-27. With only three games left in the season, the Braves went ahead to make a good football season for Chowan. Montgomery Junior College was the next school to be brought down by the Braves, and they were crushed by a terrific score of 20-6. In the next ball game scheduled for Chowan, Wesley Junior College did not have such an easy team to beat. After pulling ahead in the first half of the game, Wesley won over the Braves by a 41-14 tally. The season ended on a happy note for the Chowan Braves when they played the Davidson College Freshman team. Davidson played a good ball game, but could not match the Braves. Chowan won with a 7-6 final score. Overall, the Braves had a good football season. Kent Ferguson Ronnie Jarman Good Defensive Pursuit Mickey Outten Vince Maggio Peter London fc Mark Carnes Bob Comertord tackling while Nick Snook looks on. Gary Mier Claude Shell tackling man from Ferrum behind the referee as Bob Kent is rushing to assist. Herman Henderson Michael Swartley Joe Flora Neal Peterson Norman Cage Don Phillips 117 Ricky Eason Steve Veasey Peyton Barton Claude Shell Ivan Insignaries Floyd Jackson 118 Robert Kent Wayne Story John Bowles Jerry Winnett Tom Dudley Danny Croom 119 Reflections of the Braves m Action a iiiLttl uAiM ii ' r..-, ' -.11 I .- - - Sfc-v ' - ' W ' i- ' .L % Pn Hkifc Ray Ewing Robert Underwood Bill Holt BobKilbourne Joseph Burton Leo Derrick John Lew Llewellyn Dennis Richards William Waymeyer Charles Whitlow Ronald Robertson 123 Basketball 1969-1970 124 Chou an Encounters Disappointing Season Chowan ' s season in basketball was not all it was hoped to be this year. Even though the team played hard, some unfortunate turns of fate changed close games into heartbreaking defeats. The members of the Chowan College Basketball team are. from left to right, front row: Karl W. Yankey. Steve Flack, Jim Thomas, Bert Brown, Tom Ashley, Larry Howard, Paul Battaglia, Earl Arrington; second row: Kenneth M. Byrd, Burrus T. Chappell, Todd C, McConnell, Nathan Sosebee, Clifton L. Faison, Leon IVIarrow, Coach William McCraw, and Mike Bennett. 1969-1970 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE NOVEMBER Chesapeake College 97 Chowan 91 Univ. of Richmond Frosh. 117 Chowan 70 DECEMBER FEBRUARY Ferrum Jr. College 126 Chowan 81 Christopher Newport 110 Chowan 77 Mt. Olive Jr. College 74 Chowan 69 Louisburg Jr. College 80 Chowan 79 Louisburg Jr. College 100 Chowan 61 Ferrum Jr. College 104 Chowan 59 E. C. U. Freshmen 123 Chowan 87 Mt. Olive Jr. College 68 Chowan 58 College of Albemarle 76 Chowan 81 Southwood Jr. College 69 Chowan 72 JANUARY Kittrell Jr. College 85 Chowan 68 Chesapeake College 82 Chowan 81 Fred. Military Academy 85 Chowan 72 South Eastern 80 Chowan 78 Southwood Jr. College Chowan South Eastern 100 Chowan 89 Christopher Newport Chowan Kittrell Jr. College 111 Chowan 61 TOURNAMENT College of Albemarle 78 Chowan 69 Cavalier Tarheel at Nashville 126 BASKETBALL REFLECTIONS Chowan had a disappointing year in reguard to basketball, but we hope to make a come back for a season to remember in 1970-71. One of the main reasons Chowan ' s team was not as good as was expected is that three of the five starters of the team were dropped during or before the season. Harry Flip Flippmg, the lead- ing rebounder of this region was dropped before the season began, and so was Jack Ross. Jack was our top freshman prospect. We also suffered the loss of Mike Bennett from our team during the season. The loss of these three of our best players was the thing that hurt our season the most. Had it not have been for this loss Chowan ' s Braves would have been an absolute top notch basketball team. One of the players who showed the most im- provement throughout the season was Clifton Faison, one of our freshmen. Chowan hopes to have him on the squad next year. has been Tod McConnell. With much improve- ment in his game, Tod has added a lot to the per- formance of Chowan ' s basketball team. He has been one of the leading scorers and rebounders through the whole season. The only drawbacks the Brave ' s squad had this season were slowness in the backcourt and short- ness in front court. This is another combination against the Braves. There were no starters taller than six feet four inches. This may have cost the Braves the extra few points needed to win some of the home games, as three games were lost only by one or two points. Bigger boys are being recruited for next year, as are some new guards, so Chowan should be one of the top teams in the region in 1970-71. Basketball 1969-1970 K -Jf 1 ■1 ■ B ' S i i i ' E 1 1 H H HM n 1 3v J i n H k 71 1 B mmm 1 1 ffl n Reflections of the Braves in Action 130 1- w From left to right: Judy Thomas, Jill Wagoner. Becky Hamby, Jud i Morrisette, and Debbie Pickett. CHEERLEADER REFLECTIONS A fine squad of pretty cheerleaders graced Chowan ' s athletic events this year. They led the Braves on to some exciting victories, and kept a strong heart after Chow an ' s defeats. The cheerleaders worked with dili- gence and skill, and put forth great effort for Chowan ' s athletic organizations. The squad began the year with nine girls, and finished the year with five. They were Becky Hamby, Head Cheerleader from ' orktown, Va: Jill Wagoner, McLean, Va: Debby Pickett. Richmond Va: Judi Morrisette, Vir- ginia Beach, Va: and Judy Thomas from Lawrence- ville. Va. After a year of service to Chowan the girls had these words to say; We would like to thank the whole student body for their support throughout the year. 134 Mrs. Janet Collins Advisor to the Cheerleaders CHEERLEADER REFLECTIONS First row: Pete Carpenter, third and outfielder; James Parker, catcher; Steve Driscoll, second baseman; Leroy Beamon, outfielder; Second row: Louis Hildreth, pitcher; Doug (Gus) Roberson, first baseman; Fred Mclean, shortstop; Don James, shortstop; Thomas Graham, pitcher; and backing up the team is Coach Hawkins. Pitching over home plate is letterman Louis Hildreth. m BASEBALL BASEBALL REFLECTIONS The Chowan baseball team had ten returning members this season, nine of whom were lettermen. Three of these returning members pitched for the team, two played first and second base, two were outfielders, one a short- stop and one a catcher. All of these men together helped to make the baseball team one of Chowan ' s best. The Brave ' s baseball team this season was, according to Coach Hawkins, a well balanced ball club. We were a little stronger and a better team than we were last year. The team had several promising new players, including four pitchers, one catcher, and two outfielders. With such great prospects, how could Chowan ' s team have had any- thing but a great baseball team? ijr m Wet- ' • I • HW BIMB ■ l H g ■ : Leroy Beamon makes it to first base in his stride Come on Baby! says Don James The members of the Chowan College golf team are, from left to right: David Sobrito. sophomore of Richmond. Va.; Leon Marrow, freshman of Henderson. N. C; Hilton Phillips, a sophomore of Exmore. Va.; Gilbert E. Wood- ard. sophomore of Conway. N. C; John Perkins, sopho- more of Norfolk. Va.; George Fisher, freshman of Nor- folk. Va.; Chip Sullivan, freshman of Camp Lejeune, N. C; Jimmy Hillard, sophomore of Farmville. N. C; and Grant Parker, freshman of Portsmouth. Va. 138 qOLF right) Golf Coach Jim Garrison Nine men went out for golf this year, four of whom were veterans at the sport returning from last year. Since that 1969 golf team placed nineth in the nation, high proficiency was indeed the goal of this year ' s golf stars. Since Chowan ' s golf teams in the last three years have been on top most of the time, no great change was expected in quality of per- formance this season. One of the top pros - pects that helped the team to gain high stand- ards for 1970 was George Fisher, a past Virginia high school golf champion. With these fine evidences of ability at the beginning of the season Jim Garrison, the golf coach, stated his prediction in this way: Our team looks good for another strong year in golf. We hope to find our way to the national tournament. Our team this year is just as fine and maybe better than last year ' s. Such were the hopes of all for this year ' s golf team. John Perkins demonstrates his putting ability. Chip Sullivan follows thru after teeing off while others look on. 139 Lonnle Rightmjer follows through for a good return. The members of the Chowan College Tennis team are, from left to right; Bridger L. Hodsden, Ronald E. Adams (driving), Paul F. Silver, Jack D. Hallett Jr., Gerald W. Burgess, Carter W. Jones, James E. Morton, Hugh E. Knickerbocker Jr., John T. McCloud, and below is Lonnie J. Rightmier. TENNIS Tennis started out well for Chowan this year with a top team. All the tennis players were quite experienced at the sport when the semester began, and the experience our men possessed proved itself in some exciting matches. Chowan tied Ferrum Jr. College last year tor the regional championship, and looked forward to putting that team out of competition this year. There was a twelve-match schedule this year for Chowan. Among the adversaries were Christopher New- port College, Virginian Wesley College, Louisburg College, Ferrum Jr. College, Mt. Olive College, and Lenoir College. One of the top prospects at the beginning of the season was freshman Jim Morton. Another fine player was return- ing sophomore Tom Garner. These two players performed well against the other schools, both being able to play singles or doubles. Chowan was able to have more tennis players this season, practicing even at night. This was made possible by the new lighted courts built at the beginning of the year. The team could practice only during the day ' i pre- vious years because of lack of lights for night play. 140 Practice makes for well worn equipment. Knick Knickerbocker playing the net to return the baJI. 141 SPOKTS CANDID 142 -t-f iJ- -i i ; J-H 143 ' 0B$ Freshmen Abernathy, Dwayne H. Abrams, Mark, E. Adams, Mike W. Adams, Ronald E. Akers. Betty C. Albertson, Gary T. Alexander. David M. Alexander. Linda R. Allen, James, K. Anderson, Harriett F. Andrews, Ronnie W. Armfield, Steven F. 146 Freshmen Ashley, Doughlas M. Ashworth, William E. Athey, Elizabeth W. Arnngton, Earl D. Austin, Bonnie J. Baily, Charles E, Barber, Ruth A. Barnard, Marguerite E. Barrett, Betsy N. Barrett, Judith C. Basnight, Cynthia B. Bass. Rodney L. Students receive the keys to their Brand new room. ' 147 Freshmen Bates, Stephen G. Battaglia, Paul V. Batten. Michael A. Bell, Eldon A. Bennett, Wayne A. Beamon, William A. Bingh am, Joe T. Black, Richard N. Bonner, Gerald ivi. Bourne, Susan S. Bowen, Mary J. Bowers, Lynn M. Bowles, Joan M. Bowling, Ronald G. Boyd, Wallace E. Boykin, Brenda J. Brackett, Marlow J. Bradley, Charles F. Brady, Suzanne Brammer, David W. Brandenburg, John M. Bridgers, Linda C. Brinkley, Lorraine L. Britt, Ashbel R. Jtl Freshmen Raindrops fallin ' on my Head 149 Britt, Donna F. Broadbelt, Richard W Brooks, Mary F. Brown, Charles C Freshmen Linda Meyer, Freshman princess represents the class at Homecoming 3rown, Larry A. Srown, Donna M. 3rown Mary C. Brown, Mary E. Brown, Evelyn R. Brown, Mailyn E. 150 Brackett, Erie L. Broyhlll, Susan C. Buehner, David 8. Bunch, Philip B. Bunn, Donald R. Burden, Wingate R. Buren, Eleanor P. Burnam, James F. 1 Burrell, Wayne E.  .fc- , Butterton, Dave W. Byrd, Kenneth M. Campbell, Whitmo G. F r e s h m e n Freshmen get into the Academic svKing, 151 •ri . Cheerleaders give a big hand for the Braves- Canada. Kenneth A, Carnes. Mark P. Carrie, Thomas C. Carroll, Joy L. Carter, Winslow L. Carver. Nancy L. Chambliss, Susan Chapman, Michael L. Chappell. Burrus T, F r e 5 h m e n 152 Chesser, Robert C. Chinault. Thomas J, Chrietzberg, Joseph Cicero, Maria Z. Clark. Jerry D. Clark, Carol E. si ' ' Freshman receive special instruction upon arriva Freshmen Clary, Carl D. Coalter, Henry U. Coates, Adder B. Collms, Barry J. 153 Freshmen Cornell Elizabeth A. Covington, Jacqueline L. Cowan, James B. Creech, Judith E. 154 Creekmore, David Critcher. Charlotte Crooks, Carlton L. Crosby. Patricia A. Cross, Terry G. Crowe, Charles E. Daniel, Thomas A. Daniels, Donald G. Darby, Cheryl A. Darden, Peggy A. Dagenhart, Robert L. Davinport, Margaret D. Dinner on the green is a nice change for everyone. F r e 5 h m e n 155 Davis, Biliie L. P Davis, William T. T Derrick, Eustis L. r e s Dew, Carolyn M. h Dew, Roderick B. 9 • Dews. Kenneth, K. m e n Dibling, Debby J, Dickerson, Thomas H. Diffendal, Charles J. 156 Din, Edward W. Dodson, Joyce A. Dodson, William D. Doyle, James A. Draper, Nancy G. Drew, Sharon N, Dudley, Timothy R, Duffee, Frank F. Sometimes one must be alone. DuPree, Susan E DuPriest, Gary L. Freshmen 157 Mrs. Crouch and assistant extended a warm smile do the new fiesh F r e s h m e n Eason, Beverly A. Eason, Ricky E. Edens, Randy R. Edwards, John T. Elks, Timothy W. Ellen, Nancy E. Ellen, Donna A. Elliott, Joannie L. LLL Elliott, Richard G. Estes, Steve A. Evans, Cynthia L. Evans, Nancy C. 158 i Faircloth, James S. Faison, Clifton L. Fanshaw. Frank L. F r e Feagans, Maxine P. 5 Fendley, Thomas L. Fenstermacher, Rhonda R. h m e Ferguson, James K. Fields, James S. n Finch, Roger W. Registration is a busy day for all. L ' ■ wMJr . Fischer, George M. Fish, Sharon K. Flanagan, Albert B. Fleming, Linda K. F r e 5 h m e n The winner of the cake race, claims his prize. Flora, Vernon J. Flynn, Ellen C. Flynn. Irene M. Flythe, Sandra G. Fogie, Greg Forrester, Gene A. Foster, Larry M. ,M Q | ' ' ft:- Fox, Thomas A. Francis, Gwendolyn B. Frazer, Philip G. Frazier, Dave B. Freeman, Ernest C. Freeman, Ford W. Futrell, Willard D. Gallop, Derwood E. Freshmen The first day of classes for freshmen is always one of confusion. Gander, Nancy 0. Garner, Amelia L. Gaskins, Robert E. Gaskins, Shelia G. Gibson, Earl Gibson, Mike L. Gimenez, John M. Glover, Jimmy R. Gray. Carol A. Gregory, Brenda L. Gregory, Charles E. Gregory, Thomas E. Griffin, Kathy A. Griffin, William 0. Grinnalds, John E. Grjssom, Ina K. Grissom, Martha R. Haake, Gregory V. Haas, Morris F. Hale, Larry R. Freshmen Hall, William H. Hamby, Rebecca S. Hamlett, Curtis M. Hampton, Mary R. Freshmen took an active part in ttie Nifty Shop. F r e s h m e n Handel, Deborah A. Hardee, Arthur K. Hardin, Sherry F. Hardy, Deborah G. Harner, Ronald S. Harper, James W. Harrell, Carlton R. Harrell, Joseph D. Harris, Billy G. 163 Harris, Charles L. Hams, George E. Harris, Patricia G. Harrison, Bobbie L Busy, busy. busy. Freshmen Hart, Michael T. Hartman. Debbie Har ton. John D. Hastle. Lewis C. Hathaway. Henry S. Hathcock, Martha L. Hawkins. Thomas L. Herbert. Abner T. 164 Hermann, Janet F. Hernadez. William E. Herndon, Charles M. Hill, William W. Hinton, Quentine P. Hirschler, Gary P. Hobson, Debora L. Hodsden, Bridger L. Hoke, John W. Holland, David L. Holland, James L. Holland, Michael J. Freshmen Hollomon, Tony L. Hoskins, Julia L. Howell, Phil E. Huff, Jerre R. 165 Hulings, Drena J. Hunt Mary S. Hunt. Robert W. Hurdle, Betty L. Hurry, James A. Ingram, Raleigh M. Isaacs, Everet E. Ivey, William E. 166 F r e s h m e n Johnson, Ernie R. Johnson, Jerry W. Johnson, Sara J. Johnson, Turner C. Jones, Donna L. Jones, Russell S. Jones, Willia B. Jones, William E. Jordan, John C. Jova, Henry N. Joyner, David L. Justice, Charles E. Cards are a favorite past time of many students. students look on with enthusism. Karunungan. Ronaldo A. Kleinhaut, Alan I. Kline, Irwin H. Knickerbocker, Hugh E. Knight, Linda J. Knox, Marshall B. Koonce, William R. Kritz. Anika E. F r e s h m e n Lancaster, Lloyd J. Lassiter, Kenneth A. Lav, Jay W. Leake, Randolph C. 168 1 Leafherwood, Jack M. Lee, Herbert C. Leggett, Arthur K. LeHew, Carroll S. Freshmen Leidolf, Harbeson H. Leonard, James R. Lewis, Denise D. Lewis, Mitchell E. Link, Wayne C. Lippincott, Paul V. Litchfield, Raymond S. Lockwood, Pamela G. 169 Long, Leslie W. Longest, Irene B. Lovegrove, William S. Lovett, Fern D. Lowe, Roy D. Luce, Andrea K. Lumpkin, Alice G. McAden, James H. McAdoo, Gala P. McCampbell, Allen C. McClellan, Robert E. McCormick, Walter L. f reshmen Matheny, Glenn E. Matter, Foster J. F r e s h m e n Maurer, Richard L. Mayo. David H. Melvin, Andrew C. Merritt, Larry L. Midgett, Mona T. Miles. Ernest J. Minor, George R. Mizelle. Ernest H. Moody, Ran dy S. Moore, John W. loore, Linda P. Moore, Robert J. I Some Freshmen brought their own roommates. IVloran, Melvin J. Morgan, Marsha A. Morgan, Pamela A. Morgan, Thomas L. Morris, Dora L. Morris, Hubert T. Morris, Linda G. Morton, Everette E. The Rings and Things entertained In the Student Union. Morton, James E. Morton, Richard L. Motzno, Nanette Mozingo, Troy D. Freshmen 173 Osteen. Ken A. Outten, Milton A. Overstreet, Marilyn F Owen, Ronald E. Page. Charles T. Parker. Genie W, Parker, Katie V. Parker, Oscar E. 174 Parker, Sharon L. Parker. Vickie V. Patton, Donald K. Payne, Glenn J. Pell. Evelyn F. Pemberton, Jackie R. Peterson, James N. Pickett, Deborah L. Freshmen A typical scene. Plttman, Dennis A. Potora, Edward J. Potter. Thomas H y Powell. William 175 Pressley. John G. Price, Felix V. Proffitt. Peggy L. Pugh, Nancy M. Pulley. Richard H. Raglns. Cheryl E. Ralph, Charles R. Ramsey, Barry A. Reason, Cathy Redding, Deborah Reid, McKinley Richardson, Edwin D. Freshmen Richardson, Frederick H. Rideout, Robert 0. Rightmyer, David C. Robertson, Henry R. Robinson, David S. Robinson, James Robinson, Susan B. Rocl well, Keith Those •$-%-? machines never work! m£ Freshmen Roper, Elmer E. Rose, Thomas W. Ro sser, Richard D. Sager, Richard A. Samules, Jack E. Sapienzo, Anthony W. Saunders, Ann M. Seay, Patricia A. g £A 177 F r e 5 h m e n Rain, sleet nor snow will keep the Chowanians away from the Cafeteria. Seay, Robert W. Sellers, Rosemarie A. Seward, Frederick W. Sexton, Herbert C. Shiflet, Joan L. Shriver, James M. Simmons, Larry D. Slay, John K. Smith, R. Wayne Smith, S. Bruce Snyder, Frank M. Sontheimer, Susan C. 178 Freshmen stone. Robert S Story, Perry W. Stover, David H Strait, Charles Sorenson, Howard W. Spain, Gary A. Spears, Linwood R. ■ , .; Spencer, Lee T. Spencer, Patricia H. Springs, Sarati A. Stainback, Claude W. Stallings, Edward W. Stansbury Betty S. Steinbeck, Edwin B. Stevens Kenneth R. Stone, Cathy E. Chowan maintains a friendly atmosphere. Many freshmen will never forget Rat Court. F r e s h m e n Streetman, Ricfiard C. Stutts. Beverly C. Taylor, Charles L. Taylor, Douglas C. Taylor, George B. Taylor, Johnnie R. Taylor, Leslie W. Tew, Glenn A. Thomas, Judy W. Thomas, Michael D. Thompson, Craig D, Thurston Larry E. 180 Tilton, Donna J. Treger, Michael A. Trump, Donald F. Truxillo. George R. Tyree. Andrew W. Underwood, Robert 0. Vandltord, Elizabeth A. Veasey, Stephen B Freshmen H ■ W , £ jjjgg 1 1 l s Mr Collins looks for a Freshman ' s file Via, George E. Vick, Milton F. Viersem, Donald L. Vir son, Debbie L. 181 Freshmen Walker, Larry B. ' SSmSSS Walker. Benny E. ChO ' .van has many strange students. JJ Wall. Lana R. Wallace, Bunny P. H © :•« Waller, Beverly G. Walston, William N. Warden, Jackson W. Warden. Mary K. Warren. Shirley R. Waters, Maxwell I. Weede, Belinda A. West, Frank M. Whitaker. James A. White, Burdon E. White. Phyllis R. Wilkins, Vernon P. 182 Williams, James A. Williams, Patsy M. Willis, Margaret C. Wilson, Norman Winslow, Wallace J. Winstead, Sue L. Womble, Oliver J. Wondergem, Diane Wong, Jenny L. Woodard, Linda A. Woodworth John F. Wooten, James M. Freshmen students take a restful break between class. Wright, Judy G. Yankey, Karl W. Yeoman, Virginia P. 183 o A N Z A T I O N S 184 s T U D E N T Q O V E R N M N Lee Dunn, President; Mr. Ed Wooten, advisor; Bucky Griffin, Vice-President; Carolyn Brinkley. secretary. ASSOCIATION Chowan College recognizes the educational value of student co-operation and leadership. The admin- istration and faculty delegate to the student leader- ship groups the supervision and control of certain affairs. This is done to the degree that the students are able and willing to assume the responsibility involved. Students are encouraged to accept respon- sibility for the improvement of conduct in the dormi- tories, cafeteria, student union building, and in other areas of vital interest to them. This is imple- mented on a democratic basis by a Men ' s Council and a Women ' s Judiciary. Students elected to mem- bership in these organizations jointly constitute the all-campus btudent Senate, which is headed by the president and other student body officials. Faculty members selected by the administration serve as advisers for these groups. Lee Dunn, Desperado , before the kidnap- ping of Dr. Whitaker. 186 STUDENT SENATE S.G.A. Senate: Row one: Tom Kelthley, Larry Tice, Earl Gibson, Lee Dunn, Bucky Griffin, Carolyn Brinkley, Mr. Wooten. Row two: Priscilla Renn, Carol Gunter, Luis Hasting, Jim Bass, Bertie Ann Baggett, Susan Kirkland, Ronnie Harrell. Row three: Lilly Riddick, Roger Cope, Todd McConnell. Julie Boone, Luis Revelle, Harold Babb, Barry Brown. S.G.A. officers await ttie President ' s reception. Women ' s Council: Dale Willard, Betty Sowers, Teresa Wall, Priscilla Renn, President; Betty Sowers. WOMEN ' S COUNCIL Dale Willard, Vice-president: Priscilla Renn, President; Betty Sowers, Secretary. 188 MEN ' S COUNCIL The function of the Men ' s Council is to promote a Christian atmosphere by improving social and academic conditions, to promote a spirit of cooperation, to improve the appearance and the prestige of the College and develop loyalty. f .ni Mens Coun li Pete Smith Ernest Overby, Ray Viverette, Larry Matthews, David Sobrito, Tom Keith!. -y President Marvin Daugherty. ReLoidint, beLietary Martin Aderhold, Jeff Scholl, Larry Thurston. Not pictured - Oscar Kevin Kuhn, 189 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Sophomore Class Officers: Claude Schell, President; Ken Wright, Vice-President. Standing: Faye Robinson, Secretary; Steve Flack, Male Social Co-Chairman; Peggy Lucy, Female Social Co-Chairman. 190 WEST HALL West Hall Dormitory Officers: Tom Neale, Gary Whitley, Barry Brown, Harold Babb, Bob Strayhorn. 191 BELK HALL Belk Hall Dormitory Officers: Bertie Ann Baggett, Vice-President; Gail Draper. Secretary-Treasurer; Gail Melchlorre, Nancy Trayer. Elizabeth Harper, Donna Burnette, President: Pat Coffey. 192 JENKINS HALL Jenkins Hail Dormitory Officers: Jane Corbell, Julia Boone, Mary Jones, Becky Mohorn. Row two: Diane Williams, Juanita Colson, Beverly Williams. Scott Woodard. COLLEQE STREET HALL College Street Hall Dormitory Officers: Margaret Harris, Lilly Riddick, Kay Pierce, Carolyn Brinkley. WOMAN ' S RECREATION ASSOCIATION Women ' s Recreation Association: Mrs. Collins, Joan Cox, Sara Burney, Diane Williams, Priscilla Renn, Rose Sellers, Jenny Wong, Diane Wondergem, Libby House, Kathy Warden, Jeannie Gay, Lorraine Brinkley. Kathy Gurganus. Martha Dodd, Rebecca Hamby, Marianne Pugh. Jea nne Montgmery, Susan Long, Arnette Cahoon, Gayle Morris, Karen Lynch. Basketball: Mrs. Collins, Martha Dodd, Susan Long, Gayle Morris, Jeannie Gay, Gloria Simons, Vicki Gilbert, Deborah Dawson, Amy Wynns, Irene Flynn, Arnette Cahoon, Manager. Bottom: Karen Lynch, Diane Williams. Volleyball: Row one: Arnette Cahoon, Man- ager; Susan Long, Earline Brown, Jenny Wong, Lorraine Brinkley, Miriam Walter, Pat Crosby, Martha Casilear, Mrs. Janet Collings. Row two: Jeannie Gay, Gayle Morris, Joy Carroll, Deborah Dawson. Row three: Karen Lynch, Dianne Williams, Co-Captains. 194 The majorette squad of Chowan College is one of. three pep squads sponsored by the Women ' s Recreation Association. Through the guidance and leadership of Mrs. Janet Collins and their advisor. Mrs. Vickie Griffin, the majorettes were able to perform quite diligent- ly during the fall of the school year. Homecoming was a spectacular perfor- mance. At this time the majorettes led the band in the annual parade. During pre-game the squad did a striking dance and twirling routine. During the remainder of the semester the girls participated in the Ahoskie and Murfreesboro Christmas parades. One of the greatest contributions of the Majorettes was their assistance with the marathon for the Murfreesboro Rescue Squad. At this time the Majorettes devoted their en- tire Sunday collecting funds for this cause. Appreciation for this was displayed by the College, the Rescue Squad, and the town. Kay Pierce, Kathy Gurg pictured: Carol Gunter. Jackie Pemberton 195 Row one: Dee Lewis, Kay McKeown, Row two: Elizabeth Athey, Paula Borum, Rhonda Fenstermacher, Maggie Barnard. Ro three: Teresa Wall, Sara Burney, Joanie Elliot. B R A V E T T E The Chowan College Bravettes ar e a marching drill team consisting of twelve girls chosen during tryouts at the begin- ning of the fall and spring semesters. They entertain during half-time programs at home football games and at other special events on campus. They also march in various parades, such as Homecoming and Christmas parades. Dance routines are a part of the Bravettes performances as well as drill routines. 5 196 STUDENT NURSINQ ASSOCIATION student Nurses Association: Row one: Judy Boyd, Treasurer; Gail Meichiorre, Second Vict- Piesident: Terry Johnson, Secretary, Joan Clarke, First Vice-President; Row two: Nancy Edwards, Ellen Matthews, Jeanne Montgomery, Faye Overstreet, Rhonda Fenstermacher. Row three: Dunya Barakey, Jackie Davis, Betty Sowers, Melba Fowler, Billie Davis, Cindy Scott, Maria Cicero. Darlene Rondeau, Belinda Weede. Row four: Julie Cole, Nancy Trayer, Joan Cox, Priscilla Renn, Faye Robinson. Jennifer Forrest, Kathy Warden, Donna Brown, Jackie Covington, Libby House. Not pictured— Velda Gardner, President. Student National Education Association Student National Education Association: Ruth Manson, Secretary-Treasurer; Roxane Lindsey, Delores Oakley, Gay Lafoon, Mrs. Deaton F. Faucette, Advisor; Vicky Mann, Cheryl Fishel, Bobbie Harrison, Second Vice-President; Jim Bass, President; Ray Viverette, First Vice-President; Thomas Gregory, Stephen Flack, Reporter;. Not pictured— Jerry Lee Newton. 197 Barry Brown. Miss Claudia M. Storminger, Advisor; Luis Revelle, President, Bottr Vice-President; Jimmy Walker. Powell. Secretary; Randy Wagner, CHOWAN COLLEQE SURFINQ The Chowan College Surfing Association was formed in the Spring Semester. The purpose of the club is to promote an interest in surfing on the campus. Several activities planned by the club included various movies. The best example being Free and Easy which was quite a success among the students. Also planned were weekend surfing trips to Cape Hatteras. During the Spring Holiday, the club part- icipated in an intercolligiate surfing meet with other East Coast colleges. The club was sponsored by Miss Claudia M. Storm- inger and Mr. Wellesley T. Corbett, Jr. It had a membership of some twenty students both male and female. ASSOCIATION 198 CHOWAN COLLEGE SKY DIVING ASSOCIATION President, Dave Frazier, Secretary. Row two; John Parker, Edward Aimsttong, Tommy Stanges, Tom Dickerson. Row ttiree: Joe Parker, Jesse Erwin, Row four: John Erwin. 199 M O N O M The Monogram Club Is made up of young men who have achieved a letter in one of the following sports: football, basketball, baseball, track, cross country, tennis or golf. Member- ship in the club is voluntary. The club is very active on the campus and helps with such projects as parking cars for athletic events, soliciting for blood donors, sponsoring turkey shoots and presenting talent contests. The club awards each member a letter jacket for his service on the field and in the club. u B 1ST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Kenny Johnson, Herman Henderson, Vice President; Todd McConnell, President; Coach Hawkins, Advisor; Joe Burton, Secretary-Treasurer; Tom Garner, Project Chairman; Nick Shook. 2ND ROW: Bob Kilbourne, Steve Driscoll, Richard Thornton, Martin Aderhold, Don James, Claude Shell, Greg Hartranft, Morris Newlin. 3RD ROW: Bill Jones, Billy Harris, Tom Gregory, Dancing Dan Dayvault, Ricky Eason, Uncaged , The Kid , Bob Comerford. 4TH ROW: Dennis Richards, Bert Brown, Jim Flash Fair, John Tennis Shoe Bowles, Laverne Honey Bear Parker, Dan Wildman Croom, Baxter Ray South Carolina Ewing, Brother Don Phillips. 200 Circle K International is a service organ ization tor college men which develops future leaders and citizens whose philo sophy is founded on freedom, initiative, the American and Canadian heritage, and unselfish service to others. ChovKan Circle K has been active both on campus and in the community. It w,is the club ' s duty to park cars at various college activities, sell dunks at various school functions, and help the faculty and staff in the registration of students for the semester. Circle K also helped various campaigns in the area, such as the Blood- mobile program, and the fight against emphysema, tuberculosis, and air pollution. Chowan Circle K has only one mam goal in mind; service to others. Chowan Circle K was one of the most active service clubs in Chowan ' s history SITTING LEFT TO RIGHT: Frank Snyder, Steve Marlowe, James Burnam. 2ND ROW: Gary Bord- elon. President; Kenneth Goodman, Secretary- Treasurer; Charles Bradley. David Reames. 3RD ROW: Tom Keithley, Vice-President; Ernie Freeman, Jack Grinnalds, Skip Gallop, Gary Whitley, John Parker, Social Chairman, Marshall Knox. 6ty99 K U B Raising the flag is only one of the Circle K Club ' s civic and community activities. 201 ALPHA PI EPSILON Front to Back: Kay Modlin, Donna Tilton, Arnette Cahoon, Mrs. Wallace, Sponsor; Mrs. Edwards. Sponsor; Carolyn Brinkley, President; Marylin Browne. Not pictured - Jeannie Gay. Secretary; Sheron Smith. PHI THETA KAPPA ROW one: Gay Lafoon. George Raymond. Pauline Robinson. Diane Trump. Mary Rascoe. Steve Davis. ROW two: George Whitt- more, Jimmy Herman, Bill Futrell. John Parker. Row three: Tom Keithley, Ronnie Harrell, Richard Kelton, Ray Viverette, Rick Clary, Tommy Waddell. 202 MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE I he campus Ministerial Alliance is com- posed of those students who have chosen the Christian ministry as a profession. The Alli- ance seeks to acquaint students vith some of the aspects of their future piofessional life through special programs and confer- ences on the role of the minister, and by affording occasional opportunities for con- ducting worship services in local churches or institutions. Phillip Frazier, Jeff Ewell, Roger Cope, President, Ernie Mizelle. BAPTIST STUDENT UNION The Baptist Student Union seeks to be the kind of loosely-organized community through which the col- lege student may nuture his own faith, through which he may be of service to others, and in which he may be challenged to expand his own vision of the Christian life. Meetings are held weekly for purposes of meditation, discussion, and instruction. The local campus group main- tains a close relationship with the North Carolina Baptist Student Union and with the total ministry of the Student Department, Bap- tist State Convention of North Carolina. While carrying the title Baptist , the organization wel- comes the participation of students of all Christian denominations. SITTING: Leon Boyd, Kathy Jones, Claudette Denny, Margaret Harris, Sue Anne Jackson, Margaret Sparrer. STANDING: Charles Brown, Chaplain Taylor, Roger Cope, Mary Hampton, Paula Welch, Winslow Carter, Reggie Dunn, Barry Whitaker. 203 SPANISH Advanced Spanish students: Row one: Joyce Dodson, Ann Zepp, Carol Gunter, Randy Whittemore, Gil Woodard, Mr. M. Carson. Row two: Joe Parker, Jimmy Stroud, Jackie Stubbs, Steven LeHew. Bucky Griffin, Bucky Taylor. Not pictured— Steve Davis, John Gimenez. Intermediate Spanish students: Susan Broyhill, Marv Rascoe, Gay Lafoon. Delores Oakley, Pat Clifton, Miriam Walter, Peggy Proffitt. Row two: Bill Jones, Jimmy Smith, Tommy Waddell, Mike Weirich, Lonnie Rightmier, Henry Lee, Jimmy Parker. Row three: Mr. Carson, Wayne Burrell, Fred Talmage, Irving Kline, Carroll Elliott, Bucky Taylor, George Truxillo, Marvin Daugherty. The Spanish Club is composed of approximately fifty interested members who have had at least one year of college Spanish or its equivalent. The club provides an opportunity for students to use their knowledge of Spanish in real life situations outside the classroom. Each year the club presents an assembly of songs and music in Spanish. This year the club brought foreigh exchange students from South America to the Chowan campus. The club is sponsored by Professor Morris Carson. Intermediate Spanish students: B. Slaughter, V. Barrett, P. Hoover, M. Stevenson, J. Capps, D. Mashaw, Mr. Carson, Row two: G. Bordelon, D. Reames, E. Wilkerson, R. Hodges, G. Woodard, K. Harrell. 204 CLUB The Spanish Christmas Program. Officers of the Spanish Club were Gay Lafoon, Social Co-Chairman; Mr. Carson, Sponsor; Rick Clary, Social Co-Chairman; Carol Gunter, President; Randy Whitte- more, Vice-President; Ann Zepp, Secretary; Steve Davis, Treasurer; John Williams, Reporter; Pat Clifton, Chaplain. The activities of the Spanish Club began in September with La Comida Mexicano, attended by the officers. The fiesta was held in the home of the club ' s sponsor, Mr. Carson. In October, Miss Page Langstrom, and Amer- ican exchange student to Latin America; presented a program about her summer in Latin Amer- ica. During the Christmas season, the club was responsible for the Spanish Christmas program given in assembly. Danzas Venezuelas! Ola! 205 DELTA PSI OMEQA SITTING: Pauline Robinson, President. Mrs. Larson, Advisor. 2ND ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Skip Holland, Billie Davis, Libby House, Diane Trump, Vice-President; Meredith Kennedy, Mary Joyce Bowen. 3RD ROW: Susan Brothers. Secretary! Winslovu Carter. David Mashaw, Russell Jones, Al Jackson, Michael Herbstreith. Chowan College is one of nine colleges in North Carolina that has a chapter of Delta Psi Omega, a national, dramatic, honorary fraternity. Only students who have worked in drama- tics and who have promoted college theatre are eligible. 1970 marks the first year they have sponsored a Dramatic Scholarship, open to incoming freshmen, and based on their audition scores. 206 CHOWAN COLLEQE PLAYERS The Chowan Players is an organiza tlon open to any student interested In drama. Participation In this group offers different and exciting work; creating a role, painting scenery, making costumes, applying make-up, or Installing lights. In November a group of three one-act plays was given — Spoon River Anth- ology , The Brute , and The Nifty Shop . In March a Shakespeare comedy, The Taming of the Shrew was presented. From April 13-17, a select group was taken to 14 elementary schools. Thou- sands of children saw live theatre and enjoyed the Chowan Players ' Interpretlon of The Red Shoes. ' «,.St 207 CHOIR m Kt k -- ' i 1 B ■ ■ ■ B t B Bik ■ ' ' ' ' - ' - ' BBHr [B v. The Choir is made ot those that are paiticulaily intuiubtud in music and ones who enjoy singing. The main purpose of the organization is to give students a chance to use their singing talent to serve the college and the students. TOURINQ CHOIR 1ST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Michael Hopkins, Leon Boyd, Ken Lassiter, Andy Merrill, Fred Talmage, Jim Krone. 2ND ROW: Mary Hampton. Bonnie Austin, Debbie Brown, Claudette Denny, Amy Garner, Brenda Carpenter, Evelyn Brown, Betsy Smith. 3RD ROW: Dennis Richard, Dorsey Gillis, Margaret Harris, Paula Welch, Kathy Jones, Amelia Vann, Larry Tice, Tom Currie, Mike Gibson. 208 S OKsS n Ais Anne Handel, Larry N. Matthews, Business Manager; Barry Brown, Julie Hoskins, Marianne Pugh, Drina Huling. Seated is Pauline Robinson, Editor. The Smoke Signals is the student newspaper of Chowan College. Its purpose is to serve as the voice of the campus and inform its readers of events taking place relevant to student interest. Published bi-monthly, it is edited by Pauhne Robinson. Julie Hoskins serves as the associate editor and Larry Matthews as the business, manager. CHOU ANOKA STAFF Section editors of the yearbook were, Libby House, Shannon Humphreys, Steve Bates, Barbara Watson, Billie Davis. Standing: Jackie Covington, Dennis Pittman, Karen Nix, Elaine Ellen. Not pictured — Gary Whitley. Discusing the next deadline is Carol Gunter, Editor and Phil Ferguson, Production Editor. 210 The yearbook staff is composed of students interested in journal- ism, printing, and photography. The yearbook is a permanent record of the college year. By working on the yearbook, stu- dents are able to understand how to express themselves through a literary device. The Chowan- oka also serves as a learning experience for students interest- ed in printing technology. All printing is done on campus by students of Graphic Arts. The entire book is designed and edited by the student staff. The staff numbered fifteen stu- dents who worked in various capacities according to interest. Carol Gunter served as editor. Phillip Ferguson, Production Edi- tor was in charge of all printing processes. The associate editor was Nelson Jeffreys. Faculty adv- isors were Mr. Charles Stevens, Mr. Herman Gatewood, and Mr. William B. Sowell. Tommy Daniel, Head Photographer; swings oft to shoot another picture. Folding pages of The Chowanok.i is N Kon Jeffreys, Associate Editor and Lynn Njudjin, Associate Production Editor. Jackie Covington appears to be working hard on a layout. Silouetted by darkness, the staff works into the late hours of night in order to make the press in the morning. 211 Sophomore Dircctorij ABEE. ROY CARL Greenville. N. C. Pre-Educatlon ADERHOLD, MARTIN STEPHEN Ridgewood, N. J. Graphic Arts Track (Letterman) 1; Men ' s Council 1, 2; Monogram Club 2 AILSWORTH, JAMES WILLIAM Keysville. Va. Pre-Education ALLEN III. EDWARD CARLTON Portsmouth, Va. Business Administration ALLIGOOD. THOMAS LEWIS Hampton. Va. Business Administration ANDERSON. Jr.. OLIVER LAFAYETTE Scotland Neck, N. C. Pre-Pharmacy ANTOZZI. ROBERT KAVANAUGH Petersburg. Va. Pre-Education Football 1; President - East Hall 1. ARMSTRONG. EDWARD EUGENE Fairfield. N. C, Pre-Law ARNETT. RAY DENNIS Virginia Beach. Va. Pre-Education ASHLEY. GLENN BARRY Suffolk, Va. Business Administration ASHLEY, THOMAS EDWARD Durham. N. C. Pre-Educatton Basketball 2. 6 BABB. HAROLD WENTZ Portsmouth. Va. Business Administration Itramural Sports Manager 1.2; Vice-President. West Hall 2; Surf Club 2: S.G.A. Senate 2. BAGGETT. BERTIE ANN Windsor. N. C. Liberal Arts B.S.U. 1. Council Member 2: YM.fK. President 1; S.G.A. Senate 1, 2; Sophomore Advisor 2, President- Belk Hall 2. BAKER. BETSY RUTH Zebulon. N. C. Pre-Nursing Phi Theta Kappa 1.2; S.N. A. 1; Intramural Sports 1,2; History Seminar 2; Who ' s Who in American Junior Colleges 2. BAKER. SETH KOLBY Nashville. N. C. Graphic Arts BARAKEY, DUNYIA ZANE Petersburg. Va. Thirty-three month Nursing S.N. A. 1,2. BARNES. RUSSELL HOWARD Murtreesboro. N. C. Accounting Honor Roll 2; Who ' s Who in American Junior Colleges 2. BARNHILL. KATHRYN M. Stokes. N. C. Liberal Arts BARTON. Jr. CARROLL PEYTON Tappahannock. Va. Pre-Education Football 1. 2; Head Resident - East Hall 2. BASS. JAMES WRIGHT Lucama. N, C. Pre-Education S.N.E.A. president 2. S.G.A. Senate 2. BEAMAN. LEROY STATEN Ahoskie. N. C. Pre-Education Baseball 1. 2; Honor Roll 2. BEATTIE, DABNEY E. Richmond. Va. Pre-Medical BENNET. GENE ALTON Rich Square. N. C. Liberal Arts Honor Roll 2. BENNETT, MICHAEL E. Washington. D. C, Business Administration Varsity Basketball 1.2; Intramural Basketball - Coach 2. BERRY. Jr.. RONALD DENNY Wendall, N. C. Pre-Engineering BEST, THOMAS MURRAY Goldsboro, N. C. Pre-Education Intramurals 1. Unit Manager 2. BOELT. JUDITH SUBLETT Povi hatan, Va. Pre-Education BOONE. JULIA FRANCES Colonial Heights. Va. Liberal Arts Chowan Band and Orchestra 1; President- Jenkins Hall 2; S.G.A. Senate 2. BORUM. MILDRED CARTER Burkeville. Va. Pre-Education BORUM, PAULA LORANE Norfolk, Va. One-year Secretarial Bravettes Sargeant at Arms 1,2. BOYCE Jr.. JAMES T. Woodland. N. C. Graphic Arts BOYD. GARY EDWARD Hazlehurst. Ga. Graphic Arts Aviation and Parachute Club, Vice-President 2; Executive Committee 2. BOYD, JUDY KAYE Pinetown, N. C. Thirty-three month Nursing S.N. A. 1. treasurer 2. BOYD. LEON ALONZO Gloucester. Va. Music Football 1; Track 1; B.S.U. 1; social co-chairman 2. Touring Choir 2. BOZE, Jr., WILLIAM T. Richmond, Va. Pre-Education BRANN. WILLIAM VERNON Village. Va. Graphic Arts BRINKLEY. CAROLYN FAYE Corapeake. N. C. Secretarial Administration Phi Beta Lambda 1; Vice-President- College Street Hall 1; Graduation Marshall 1; Alpha Pi Epsilon Scholarship Award I; Alpha Pi Epsilon Vice-President 1; President 2; S.G.A. Secretary 2. Honor Roll 1; Women ' s Council 2. S.G.A. Senate 2, Who ' s Who in American Junior Colleges 2; William Roberts Scholarship Award 2. BRISBOIS, WILLIAM A. Virginia Beach. Va. Pre-Education Intramural Representative 1. BRITTINGHAM. CYNTHIA A. Hampton. Va. Liberal Arts Spanish Club 1; Dormitory Council 2. BROTHERS. MARY SUSAN Walstontaurg. N. C, Liberal Arts Delta Psi Omega 1; Spring Festival Court 2. BROWN. BARRY JOSEPH Hampton. Va. Graphic Arts Vice-president - Mixon Hall 1; President - West Hall 2. S.G.A. Senate 2. BROWN. ELLIOT HERBERT Norfolk. Va. Pre-Education Varsity Basketball 1; co-captain 2. BROWN. JAMES MICHAEL Rocky Mount. N. C. Pre-Education BROWN, WALTER DOLPHUS Roanoke Rapids. N. C. Graphic Arts BRYANT Jr., RAYMOND DAVIS Newsoms, Va. Business Administration 212 BURGESS, GERALD WAYNE Richmond, Va. Business Adniinistration Choir 2; Tennis Team 2. BURNETTE, DONNA LEE Newport News, Va. Legal Secretarial Administration Graduation 1; President Belk Hall 2. Who ' s Who in American Junior Colleges 2; Spring Festival Court 2; Housing Committee 2. BURNEY, SARA ELIZABETH Rockingham, N. C. Business Education Bravettes 1, Captain 2. BURTON, JOSEPH RUSSELL Staunton, Va. Pre-Educatlon Football 1,2; Monogram Club 1, Secretary 2. BYRD, Jr., KENNETH MORTON Richmond, Va. Pre-Education Varsity Basketballl. CAHOON, ARNETTE JOYCE Columbia, N. C, One Year Secretarial Assistant Manager-Girl ' s Varsity Basketball, Volleyball Team 1,2; Who ' s Who in American Junior Colleges 2; W.R.A. Executive Board 1,2; Honor Roll 2; Alpha Pi Epsilon secretary 2. CAMP Jr., ROBERT WAYNE Chesapeake, Va. Business Administration Intramural sports 1,2. CAPPS, JULIA WHITE Conway, N. C. Liberal Arts CAPPS. WILLIAM R. Ahoskle, N. C. Pre-Education Spanish Club 2. CARPENTER, BRENDA JEAN Hampton, Va. Music Touring Choir 1,2; Girl ' s Ensemble 1. CARPENTER, BRUCE E. Virginia Beach, Va. Pre-Education Baseball (All-Conference)- (Honorable Mention in All-Stars) 1, Co-Captain 2, Intramural sports 2. CARPENTER, BRENDA JEAN Hampton, Va. Music Touring Choir 1, 2; Girl ' s Ensemble 1. CARPENTER, BRUCE E. Virginia Beach, Va. Pre-Educatio Baseball (All-Conference) (Honorable Mention in All-Stars) 1, Co-CaptaIn 2; Intramural sports 2. CARTER JR., LEWIS T. Richmond, Va. Business Administration CHILDREY, ROBBIE PAGE Richmond, Va. Pre-Education Cheerleader 1. CLARK, JOAN PARKER Winton, N. C. Thirty Three Month Nursing S. N. A, Vice-President 2; Student Nurse Award 2. Who ' sWholn American Junior Col leges 2. CLARK, ROBERT STEVEN New Bern, N. C. Pre-Pharmacy CLARKE, THOMAS A., Ill Hobbsville, N. C. Pre-Education Scuba Club 1; Aviation and Parachute Club 2. CLARY, RICHARD THOMAS Lawrencevllle, Va. Pre-Journalism Phi Theta Kappa 2. Dean ' s List 2; Spanish Club 2. CLIFTON, PAMELA LEE Blackstone, Va. One-year Secretarial Honor Roll 1; Intramural Basketball 1, Women ' s Council 2. Who ' s Who in American Junior Colleges 2. CLIFTON, PATRICIA LYNN Blackstone, Va. Pre-Educatlon Homecoming Princess 1; Honor Roll 1, 2; Spanish Club chaplain 2; W. R. A. 1, 2; Homecoming Court 2; Spring Festival Court 2. COLE, JULIA ELIZABETH Wakefield, Va. Thirty-three month Nursing Intramural Basketball 1; S. N. A. 1, 2; B. S. U. 1, 2. COLEMAN, BURWELL WAYNE Virginia Beach, Va. Science Circle K social chairman 2; Aviation and Parachute Club 2. Track 2. COLLIER, CHARLES R Roanoke Rapids, N. C. Business Administration COLSON, DORIS JUANITA South Mills, N. C. Thirty-three month Nursing Intramural Basketball 1, 2; S. N. A. 1, 2. CONNOR, JOAN LEWIS Emporia, Va. Pre-Education W. R, A, 1,2. COPE, ROGER DALE Mocksville, N. C. Pre-Education Choir 1; Tourlne Choir 1: B. S. U. President 2; Ministerial Alliance 1, 2; Chowan Players 2. CORBELL, JANE LYNN KIM Devil Hills, N. C. Pre-Education Intramural Volleyball 1; Choir 1; Touring Choir 1; Dormitory Assistant 1; President-Jenkins Hall 2. COTTON JR., JAMES ERWIN Cofield, N. C. Business Administration COX, JOAN CAROLYN Norfolk, Va. Thirty-three month Nursing Bravettes 1; co-captain 2. Dormitory Council 1; Intramurals 1; W. R. A. 1,2; Faculty Student Committee 1; Vice-President S. G. A. 2. Newspaper Staff 2. Bridge Club 2: S. N. A. 1, 2; Homecoming Court 2; Who ' s Who in American Junior Colleges 2. S. G. A. Senate 2. W. R. A. Special Events Comittee (Chairman 2. CRATCH, LINDA A. Virginia Beach, Va. Pre-Education W. R. A. 1,2. CRAWFORD, MATT NORRIS Roanoke Rapids, N. C. Sophomore Advisor 2 CRIBB, MITCHELL JOE Pawleys Island, S. C. Pre-Education CRUICKSHANKS III, JOHN STIRLING Richmond, Va. Pre-Engineering CUTHRELL, KATHRYN CAROL Enfield, N. C. One-year General Clerical W. R. A. 1,2. DANIEL, WILLIAM ROBERT Richmond, Va. Graphic Arts DARNELL, ROBERT M. Babylon, Long Island, N. Y. Pre-Education DAUGHERTY, WALTON MARVIN Kinston, N. C. Business Administration Men ' s Council 1, secretary 2. Spanish Club 2. 213 DAUGHTRIDGE. WILLIAM WAYNE Rocky Mount, N. C Pre-Educatlon DAVIS. JACQUELINE ADAMS Ashland. Va. Thirty-three month Nursing S. N. A. 1. 2. DAVIS. JOHNNY STEVE Belmont. N. C. Liberal Arts Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2; Honor Roll 1.2; Spanish Club 1, treasurer 2. DAVIS. REBECCA ELLEN Scotland Neck. N. C. Pre-Education DAVIS, WILSON COLIN Warsaw. Va. Pre-Education Chowan Players 2; Intramural Basketball 2. DAWSON. DEBORAH ANN Lawrenceville, Va. Pre-Education Intramural Sports 1.2. Varsity Basketball 1.2; Volleyball 2, DELLBRIDGE, WILLIAM C. Spring Hope. N. C. Business Administration Intramural representative 1. DENNY. CLAUDETTE Roxboro. N. C. Music Touring Choir 1.2; Girl ' s Ensemble 1. B. S. U. 1.2; Choir vice-president 2. DODD. VIRGINIA MARTHA Emporia, Va. Pre-Education W. R. A. 1.2; Basketball 1.2; Social co-chairman-Belk 2; Dormitory Council 2. DONAHUE. WILLIAM E. Tampa, Florida Pre-Education Bridge Club 2; Intramural Sports 2. DOYLE, JR., EDWARD COLLINS Richmond, Va. Liberal Arts Intramural Sports 1,2. DOZIER, MELBA CHERYL Rocky Mount. N. C. Homecoming Sweetheart 1; Homecoming Court 2; Spring Festival Court contestant 2. DRISCOLL. STEPHEN LEONARD Charlottesville. Va. Pre-Education Football 1.2; Baseball 1. co-captain 2, President-Gibbs House 2. Monogram Club 2. Housing Committee 2. Intramural Sports 2. DUKE, ORLONDO BERNARD Richmond. Va. Pre-Dental DUNN III. GROVER LEE High Point. N. C. Pre-Law President-Freshman Class 1; President-S. G. A. 2. DUNN, JAMES REGINALD Roxboro. N. C. Liberal Arts B. S. U. 2, DUNN. ROBERT GLENN Richmond. Va. Pre-Education Transfer: Southwood Junior College. EASON JR., ROBERT W. Durham N. C. Pre-Education EDMONDS IV, HENRY JETER Kilmarnock, Va. Pre-Medical Band 1,2; Choir 1,2; Dance Band 1. EDWARDS, BETTY ANN Pendleton, N. C. Secretarial Administration EDWARDS, DEBORAH KAYE Blackstone, Va. Pre-Education Intramural Sports 1,2, Chowan Players 2. EDWARDS, NANCY LEIGH Portsmouth. Va. Legal Secretarial Administration Alpha Pi Epsilon 1 ELLINGTON. THADDEUS GRAY Raleigh. N. C. Pre-Law Sophomore Advisor 2. ELLIOTT. JR., ROBERT EVERETT Portsmouth. Va. Pre-Education Surf Club 2. Ellis. Joyce Faye Holland. Va. Thirty-Three Month Nursing S. N. A. 1. 2. English, Carolyn Ann Drewryville, Va. Graphic Arts Basketball 1; Volleyball 1; Intramural Sports 1, 2; B.S.U. 1. Etheridge, Sally Ross Virginia Beach, Va. Secretarial Administration Intramural Sports 1. Euler, John P. Norfolk, Va. Pre-Engineering Honor Roll 1. Fair. James Robert Norfolk, Va. Pre-Education Football 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2. Vice-president East Hall 2. Housing Committee 2; Monogram Club 2; Intramural Sports 2. Fentress, Gary Leigh Virginia Beach, Va Liberal Arts Ferguson, Phillip R. Newton Square. Penn. Graphic Arts Yearbook Associate Production Editor 1; Production Editor 2; Resident Assistant. West Hall 2. Who ' s Who in American Junior Colleges 2. Fishel. Cheryl Dawn Winston-Salem. N. C. Pre-Education S.N.E.A. Parlimentarian 2; Homecoming Sweetheart 2. W.R.A. 2; Transfer: Davidson County Flack, Stephen E. Petersburg, Va. Pre-Education Basketball 1, 2. Treasurer, West Hall 1; S.N.E.A. 2; Treasurer. Sophomore Class 2. FLINT. THOMAS WAYNE, Charlottesville, Va. Pre-Education ' Football 1; Track 1.2; Intramurals 1.2. FLORA JR.. FRED ELTON Murfreesboro. N. C. Accounting FLOYD. JOE BENNETT Green Sea. S. C. Pre-Education Transfer: Spartanburg Junior College Southeastern Community College FORREST. JENNIFER CAROL Poquoson. Va. Thirty-three month Nursing S.N. A. 1.2; Choir 2. FOWLER, FRANCES M. Morehead City. N. C. Thirty-three Month Nursing S.N. A. 1.2. FREEMAN. MARY LOU Oxford. N. C. Two-year Secretarial Administration FULCHER. GEORGE L. Norfolk. Va. Pre-Education Baseball (Letterman 1; Intramurals (All-Star) 2. FUTRELL. WILLIAM DAVID Conway, N. C. Pre-Engineering Phi Theta Kappa 1.2; Honor Roll 1. •214 GARCIA. DENNIS R. Virginia Beach. Va. Pre-Education GARNER, JR., THOMAS ROY Newport, N. C. Liberal Arts Newspaper co-Editor 1, staff 2; Delta Psi Omega 1.2; Tennis 1,2; Monogram Club 2; Events Committee 2. GAW, JR., WILLIAM HENRY Newport News, Va. Business Administration Track 2. GAY, JEANNIE L. Charlottesville. Va. Pre-Education Varsity Basketball 1,2; Volleyball 1,2; Intramural Sports 1,2; W.R.A. 1; president 2; Alpha Pi Epsilon 1,2. GHENT, MARY KATHRYN Alexandria, Va. Business Administration Bravettes 1. GILLESPIE, THOMAS VERNON Richmond, Va. Liberal Arts GILLIAM, RUDOLPH W. Portsmouth, Va. Business Administration GILLIS, DORSEY ROBERT Roxboro, N. C. Pre-Education Band 1,2; Choir 1,2; Touring Choir 1,2; B.S.U. 1,2 GOODWIN, PATRICIA ANN Newport News, Va. Science Phi Theta Kappa 1,2. GRAHAM, THOMAS RANDOLPH Williamsburg. Va. Pre-Education Dormitory Resident Assistant 1.2; Baseball 1,2; Student Activities Committee 2. Intramural Committee 2. GRANGER, WILLIAM FRANKLIN Elizabeth City, N. C. Graphic Arts Newspaper 1,2; Yearbook 1,2; N. C. Press Association Mechanical Conference Award 1; Who ' s Who in American Junior Colleges 2. GRAVES, SYDNEY ELLEN Auburndale, Mass. Thirty-three month Nursing S.N.A. 1.2 GREEN, JAMES HOWARD Victoria, Va. Business Administration GRIFFIN II, CLARENCE A. Clinton, N. C. Liberal Arts Basketball 1; President-Mixon Hall 1; Freshman Orientation Committee Chairman 1; Student-Faculty Committee 1, Housing Committee 1; S.G.A. Senate 1,2; Spanish Club 2; Vice-President-S.G.A. 2; Constitutional Revisions Committee chairman 2. GRIFFIN, DIANNE SHARON Portsmouth, Va. Accounting Chowan Players 2 GRIFFIN. MICHAEL THURMAN Boykins, Va. Graphic Arts GUNTER, SARA CAROL Durham, N. C. Liberal Arts W.R.A. 1,2; Majorette 1,2; S.G.A. Senate 1,2; Intramural Volleyball 1; Spanish Club 1, president 2. Special Events Committee 1; Honor Roll 1; Yearbook Associate Editor 1, Editor 2; Homecoming Sweetheart 2, Publications Committee 2; Student of the Month— Murfreesboro Exchange Club 2. GURGANUS, KATHY ANN Rocky Mount, N. C. One-year Secretarial Choir 1,2; Majorette 1, head 2; WRA 1, executive board 2; Chowan Players 2. H HAGWOOD, MARTIN L. Zebulon, N. C. Pre-Engineering Intramurals 1; Intramural baseball (All-Star) 2. HAMPTON, NANCY ARIANNE Plymouth, N. C. Pre-Nursing HARDEE, GLENN OLIVER Fayetteville, N. C. Business Administration HARPER, ELIZABETH ANN South Hill, Va. Accounting Dormitory Council 2. HARPER. NANCY CAROL Newport News. Va. Secretarial Administration HARRELL, KENNETH BROWN Coleram, N. C. Liberal Arts Spanish Club 2. HARRELL, RONALD LEE Murfreesboro, N. C. Pre-Law Honor Roll 1; Phi Theta Kappa 1,2; Day Students Organization president 2; S.G.A. Senate 2 HARRIS, MARGARET HELEN Farmville, N. C, Pre-Education Choir 1.2; Touring Choir 1.2; Girls Ensemble 1. B.S.U. 1.2; Vice-President — College Street Hall 2; Spring Court Festival Contestant 2 HARRISON JR., RICHARD JAMES Portsmouth, Va. Business Administration Honor Roll 2 HART, CARROLL ROYSTER Oxford, N. C. Pre-Education Football (Letterman) 1, tri-captain 2; Monogram Club social co-chairman 1,2 HARTRANFT, GREGORY WAYNE Fulton, N. Y. Pre-Education Football 1,2 HAWKINS, GEORGE PHILLIP Sparyville, Va. Pre-Education HELMKAMP, DOUGLAS SHERLOCK Ahoskie, N. C. Pre-Education HENDERSON JR., HERMAN ALLEN Hopewell, Va. Pre-Education Football 1,2; Monogram Club 1, vice-president 2 HENSLEY, DONALD WALKER Burlington. N. C. Business Administration HILDRETH. EDWARD LOUIS Norfolk, Va. Pre-Education Baseball 1,2; Intramurals— Football (All-star) 2, Basketball 2; Monogram Club 2. President-East Hall 2 HILLARD. JAMES CARL Farmville, N. C. Pre-Education Golf 1,2 HOBGOOD, OLIVIA ANN Blackstone, Va. Thirty-three month Nursing S.N.A. 1; Spring Festival Court — Freshman Princess 1; Homecoming Queen 2; Special Events Committee chairman 2 HOGGARD, THOMAS EARL Hampton, Va. Graphic Arts HONAKER JR., WILLIAM ANDERSON Carrolton, Va, Pre-Education Choir 2 HOUSE, FREDDIE ELIZABETH Rocky Mount, N, C. Thirty-three month Nursing S.N.A. 1,2; W.R.A, 1.2; executive board 2; Chowan Players 1,2; Delta Psi Omega 1,2; Yearbook 2; Corresponding Secretary- District S.N.A. 1.2 215 HOWELL, PHILIP BRETT Como, N. C. Pre-Engineering HUDGINS, BRYAN WARNER Eure, N. C. Pre-Education HUDSON, JOHN NEIL Manassas, Va. Liberal Arts HUMPHREY, TERRY LYNN Norfolk, Va. Pre-Education Transfer; Old Dominion University HUMPHREYS, SHANNON LYNN Norfolk, Va. Liberal Arts Spanish Club 1; Yearbook 2 HUNIKE, MARK STEPHEN Durham, N. C. Intramural Sports 1,2. JACKMOWSKI, STEVEN MICHAEL Richmond, Va. Business Administration JAMES, DONALD LEE Norfolk, Va. Pre-Education Baseball (All-Conference) 1, co-captain 2; Intramurals-football (All-star) 2, Basketball 2; Monogram Club 2. JENKINS, BARRY JAMES Conway, N. C. Pre-Education JENKINS, HARRY PAYNE Conway, N. C. Science JOHNSON, ANTHONY LYNN Roanoke Rapids, N. C. Pre-Education Honor Roll 1 JOHNSON, KENNETH MACK Erwin, N. C. Pre-Education Football 1,2. JOHNSON, LEE EUGENE Onancock, Va. Business Administration JOHNSON, TERESA ANN Conway, N. C. Thirty-three month Nursing S.N. A. 1, secretary 2: Spring Festival Contestant 2. JOHNSTON, GEORGIE ELAINE Littleton, N. C. Pre-Education JONES JR., CARTER WALLACE Winton, N. C. Pre-Law Tennis 2; Day Students Organization vice-president 2. 216 JONES, JAMES LEE Lewiston, N. C. Business Administration JONES, JENNY CATHERINE Durham, N. C. Music B.S.U. 1. vice-president 2; Touring Choir 1,2; Girl ' s Ensemble 1; Who ' s Who in American Junior Colleges 2. JONES, MARY LOUISE Woodridge, Va. Pre-Education Bravettes 1, Homeconing Sweetheart 2 Secretary-Treasurer- Jenkins Hall 2. KEETER, PERRY WAYNE Roanoke Rapids, N. C. Pre-Dental KEITHLEY, THOMAS WARREN Charlottesville, Va. Science Men ' s Council 1, president 2; Circle K 1, vice-president 2; Phi Theta Kappa 1,2; Who ' s Who in American Junior Colleges 2. KELTON, RICHARD ALAN Virginia Beach, Va. Sc ience Phi Theta Kappa 1,2; Surf Club 2. KIRBY, PHYLLIS A. Alexandria, Va. Pre-Education Bravettes 1. KIRK, TERESA FAYE Durham, N. C. Secretarial Administration KIRKLAND, SUSAN ELIZABETH Lawrenceville, Va. Science Social co-chairman-Freshman 1; S.G.A. Student Secretary 2. LAFOON, MARILYN GAY Lawrenceville, Va. Pre-Education Phi Theta Kappa 1,2; Dean ' s List 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2; S.N.E.A. 2; Who ' s Who in American Junior Colleges 2. LEE, CHARLES DAVID Fredericksburg, Va. Business Administration LEWIS JR., JOE B. Hampton, Va. Accounting LEWIS, LABON THOMAS Nassawadox, Va. Business Administration Choir 1; Touring Choir 1. LIGON JR., GERALD HAWKINS Emporia, Va. Business Administration LINDSEY, ROXANE MARGARET Alexandria, Va. W.R.A. 1,2; Volleyball 1,2; S.N.E.A. 2 LITTLE JR., ERNEST THOMAS Roanoke Rapids, N. C. Pre-Education Intramurals 1,2. LIVELY, THOMAS LEE Charlottesville, Va. Pre-Education LONDON, PETER HAYWOOD Hampton, Va. Graphic Arts Football 2; Monogram Club 2. LONG, SUSAN BEATRICE Wilhamston, N. C. Pre-Education W.R.A. 2; Basketball 2; Volleyball 2. LUCY, PEGGY JEAN Dolphin, Va. Secretarial Administration Social co-chairman-Freshman Class 1; Social co-chairman- Sophomore Class 2. LYNCH, KAREN JANE Selbyville, Del. Pre-Education Intramural sports 1,2; Volleyball 1,2; Basketball 1,2, M McCLESS, JAMES STUART Wilhamston, N. C. Liberal Arts Intramurals 1. McCLOUD, JOHN THOMAS Wayne, Penn Pre-Education Tennis 2. McCONNELL, TODD CHRISTOPHER Canton, Ohio Pre-Education Basketball 1, co-captain 2; Sophomore Advisor 2; Monogram Club president 2. McKEE, CONNIE JEAN Richmond, Va. Transfer: John Tyler Community College McLEAN, FREDDIE LEE Angler, N. C. Pre-Education Baseball 1. McNAMARA, CHARLES FRANCIS Richmond, Va. Pre-Education MAGGIO, VINCENT JOHN PAUL Queens, N. Y. Pre-Education Football 1.2. MANN. JAMES SPENCER Farmville, N. C. Pre-Educatlon MANNING, THOMAS C. Teaneck, N. J. Graphic Arts MASHAW, DAVID ANDREW Virginia Beach, Va. Liberal Arts Intramural sports 1, Chowan Players 1,2; Delta Psi Omega 2. MASSE, ROBERT LEROY Mechanicsville. Va. Pre-Engineering Track 1,2. MASSEY, JEAN UPSHAW West Point, Va. Pre-Education W.R.A. 1; Volleyball 2. MATTHEWS, DONNA DUKE Murfreesboro, N. C. Secretarial Administration Day Student Organization 2. MATTHEWS, ELLEN FRANCES Milwaukee, N. C. Thirty-three month Nursing S.N. A. 1,2; Dormitory Council 2. MATTHEWS, LARRY L. South Hill, Va. Graphic Arts MATTHEWS, LARRY N. Nashville, N. C. Graphic Arts Newspaper Business Manager 2. MAYERS, WARREN MITCHELL Raleigh, N. C. Pre-Forestry MEARES, JAMES P. Clarkton, Va. Pre-Engineering Football 1; Resident Assistant 2. MELCHIORRE, GAIL BRYAN Norfolk, Va. Thirty-three month Nursing S.N.E.A. 1, vice-president 2; Dormitory Council 2. MERCER, JR., STUART GRAY Charlotte, N. C. Pre-Engineering MERCER, VICKIE LEE Portsmouth, Va. Medical Secretarial Administration MERRITT, ROBERT M. Roanoke Rapids, N. C. Liberal Arts MILLER, WALTER HARRINGTON Williamston, N. C. Liberal Arts President-McDowell Columns Dormitory. MITCHELL, GLORIA DIANE Ahoskie, N. C. Pre-Education MOHORN, RECBCCA ALLEN Weldon, N. C. Pre-Education Dormitory Officer-Jenkins Hall2. MONTGOMERY, JEANNE GRAY Graham, N. C. Thirty-three month Nursing W.R.A. 1, corresponding Secretary 2; S.N. A. 1,2. MOORE, ANN L. Windsor, N. C. Pre-Education MOORE, JANET CHRISTINE Durham, N. C. Medical Secretarial Administration Spring Festival Committee 1. MORIARTY, RICHARD MICHAEL Alexandria, Va. Business Administration MURRAY, KATHRYNE ANNE Alexandria, Va. Pre-Nursing Bravettes 1. N NEALE, III, THOMAS EDWIN Norfolk, Va. Pre-Education Dormitory Officer West Hall 2; Sophomore Advisor 2. NEWTON, JERRY LEE Wilson, N. C. Pre-Education Chowan Players 1; S.N.E.A, reporter 2. NORWOOD, ROBERT WILLIAM Richmone, Va. Liberal Arts OAKLEY, DELORES LEONA Oxford, N. C. Liberal Arts Spanish Club 2; S.N.E.A. 2. OSBORNE JR., CLARENCE High Point, N. C. Graphic Arts ORMSBY, GLENN DAWSON Chesapeake, Va. Pre-Educatlon OSBORNE, RITA SUSAN Chesapeake, Va. Secretarial Administration Secretary-College Street Hall 2. OVERBY JR., ERNEST MAYNARD Richmond, Va. Business Administration Track (Letterman) 1,2; Men ' s Council 2. PADEN, RICHARD EMIL Hampton, Va. Graphic Arts PARKER, GENE ASHLEY Lumberton, N. C. Pre-Education Football 1. PARKER JR., JAMES WILFRED Sussex, Va. Pre-Education Baseball 1,2; Intramural Sports 2. PARKER, JOHN FREDERICK Virginia Beach, Va. Liberal Arts Phi Theta Kappa 1,2; Circle K social co-chairman 2; Aviation and Parachute Club 2. PARKER, JOSEPH PAUL Virginia Beach, Va. Liberal Arts Phi Theta Kappa 1,2; Aviation and Parachute Club 2; Spanish Club 2. PERKINS, JOHN E. Norfolk, Va. Pre-Education PHILLIPS, DONNIE RAY Erwin, N, C. Pre-Education Football (Letterman) 1,2; Monogram Club 1,2; Sophomore Advisor 2. PHILLIPS JR., HILTON 8. Exmore, Va. Pre-Education Golf (Letterman) 1,2. PHILLIPS, JAY JARVIS Zebulon, N. C. Pre-Education PHILLIPS II, RALPH ADOLPHUS Scotland Neck, N. C. Liberal Arts Transfer: Louisberg Junior College PIERCE, KAY FRANCIS Portsmouth, Va. Legal Secretarial Administration Maiorette 1,2; Dormitory Council- College Street Hall 2. POLLARD, DREW WILLIAM Kinston, N. C. Science POLLOCK, MARTHA GAIL Hampton, Va. Thirty-three month Nursing S.N. A. 1,2. 217 POPE, BARRY LEE Rich Square, N. C. Pre-Educatlon POWELL, ELLA JULIA Windsor, N. C. Liberal Arts POWELL, LESTER E. Alexandria, Va. Liberal Arts Surf Club Secretary 2. PRICE JR., FELIX V. Rocky Mount, N. C. Business Administration PROFFITT, LARRY WAYNE Amelia, Va. Science Intramural Basketball 2. RASCOE, MARY ANNA Atioskie, N. C. Pre-Education Dean ' s List 1; S.N.E.A. 1; President ' s List 1,2; Phi Theta Kappa 1,2; Spanish Club 2; Who ' s Who in American Junior Colleges 2. RAY, JACK PHILLIP Ahoskie, N. C. Pre-Education RAYMOND JR., JOHN WESLEY Chesapeake, Va. Science Phi Theta Kappa 1, president 2. President ' s List 1,2. REAMES III, DAVID HERBERT Petersburg, Va. Pre-Pharmacy Dormitory Treasurer 1; Library Committee 2; Circle K 2; Sophomore Advisor 2. RECTOR JR., GEORGE DALTON Vienna. Va. Business Administration Dormitory vice-president 2. REVELLE, LUIS ANTHONY Newport Beach, Calf. Science Surf Club president 2; S.G.A. Senate 2; Resident Assistant- West Hall 2. REW, MARK DOUGLAS Parksley, Va. Liberal Arts RICHARDS, DENNIS CARL Wakefield, Va. Music Touring Choir 1,2; Chowan Players 2. RICHARDSON, REGINA MAY Richmond, Va. Pre-Education RIDDICK, LILLY HOOKER Alliance, N. C. One-Year Secretarial W.R.A. 1,2; President- College Street Hall 2. RIGHTMIER, LONNIE Virginia Beach, Va. Liberal Arts Tennis 2. RIPPEY, GARY LYNN Durham, N. C. Pre-Dental Aviation and Parachute Club 2; Track 2. RITCHIE, MARY MELINDA Asheboro, N. C. Liberal Arts Spanish Club 1, Secretary-Freshman Class 1; S.G.A. Senate 1,2; Social Co-Chairman— S.G.A. 2; Homecoming Court 2; Spring Festival Court. Queen 2. ROBERSON JR., HERMAN BRINKLEY Rocky Mount, N. C. Pre-Pharmacy Circle K 2. ROBINSON, FAY BERNICE Garland, N. C. Thirty-three month Nursing S.N.A. 1,2; Secretary- Sophomore Class 2. ROBINSON, PAULINE BELL Ahoskie, N. C. Liberal Arts Homecoming Sweetheart 1; Chowan Players 1.2; Delta Psi Omega Vice president 1, president 2, Basketball 1; Chief Graduation Marshall 1; Highest Freshman Average Scholarship 1; Newspaper society editor 1; Editor 2. Phi Theta Kappa treasurer 2, Homecoming Court 2; Spring Festival Court 2; Hospitality Committee 2; S.G.A. Senate 2; Student of the Month— Murfreesboro Exchange Club 2; Publications Committee 2; Who ' s Who in American Junior Colleges 2. RODGERS, SUSAN NASH Portsmouth, Va. One-year Secretarial RONDEAU, DARLENE ELLEN Poquoson. Va. Thirty-three month Nursing S.N.A. 1,2. ROUNTREE, ALVINT. Eure, N. C. Pre-Law Competitive Scholarship Award 1; Men ' s Council Advisor 2. SADLER, REBECCA ANN Winterville. N. C. Thirty-Three Months Nursing S.N.A. 1,2. SAWYER, JULIAN HAROLD Chesapeake, Va. Graphic Arts SCHOFIELD, EDNA ELIZABETH Araphoe, N. C. Pre-Education SCHOLL, CARL JEFFREY Richmond, Va. Business Administration Golf 1,2; Men ' s Council 1,2. SCOTT, CYNTHIA LEE Durham, N. C. Thirty-Three Months Nursing S.N.A. 1; Homecoming Sweetheart 2. SELF, REBECCA KERR Fredericksburg, Va. Graphic Arts B.S.U. 1, 2; Intramurals 2; W.R.A. 1, 2. SETLIFF, JOAN LEE Alexandria, Va. Pre-Nursing S.N.A. 1; Choir 2; Chowan Players 2. SEWARD, RICHARD D. West Point, Va. Pre-Education Intramural Sports 1. SHEFFIELD. ROBERT RANDOLPH Waverly. Va. Pre-Education Intramural Sports 1,2; Secretary- treasurer ■ McDowell Columns Dormitory 2; Resident Assistant 2. SHELL, CLAUDE CABELL Dinwiddie, Va. Pre-Education President-Sophomore Class 2; Football 2; Resident Assistant 2. SHOOK, JAMES NICHOLAS Windsor, N. C. Pre-Education Football (Letterman) 1,2; Monogram Club 1,2. SICELOFF, THOMAS EDWARD Richmond, Va. Business Administration Dormitory Social Co-Chairman 2. SILVER, PAUL E. Richmond, Va. Pre-Education Tennis 2. SIMMONS, GARY LEE Crewe, Va. Business Administration SIMPSON, RONALD KEITH Greesboro, N. C. Graphic Arts SIZEMORE, RAY CARTER Halifax. Va. Liberal Arts SLATER, JUNE LEFTWICH Hanover, Va. Accounting Intramural Sports 1,2; Women ' s Council 2. SLAUGHTER, BETTIE MARIE Ahoskie, N. C. Music Women ' s Council 1,2; Girl ' s Ensemble 1; Spanisti Club 2. SMITH, Jr., HARVEY LEON Roanoke Rapids, N. C. Graptiic Arts Honor Roll 1; Men ' s Council 1,2; Sophomore Advisor 2. SMITH Jr., WILLIAM CLIFTON Rawlings, Va. Pre-Education Ctioir 1. SMITHWICK, EDITH ANN Windsor, N. C. One-year Secretarial B.S.U. 1, social co-ctiairman 2. SOBRITO, JOHN DAVID Rictimond, Va. Pre-Education Golf 1,2; Men ' s Council 1,2; Soptiomore Advisor 2. SOSEBEE, NATHAN DEWEY Newport News, Va. Pre-Education Basketball 1,2. SOULE, JEAN MARIE Aylett, Va. Business Education Dormitory Council-Belk Hall 2. SOWERS, BETTY ANN Lexington. N. C. Thirty-three month Nursing Volleyball 1; S.N. A. 1,2; Women ' s Council 2. SPARRER, MARGARET ROANE Seaford, Va. Music TouringChoir 1,2; B.S.U. 1,2; Girl ' s Ensemble 1. STANCES, THOMAS DAVID Alexandria Va. Business Administration Football 1,2. STANSBURY, BETTY JANE Littleton, N. C. Pre-Education Honor Roll 2. STEVENSON, MARY LOUIS Elizabeth City, N. C. Liberal Arts Spanish Club 2. STILLMAN, PAMELA Windsor, N. C. Pre-Education Dean ' s List 2. STRAYHORN, ROBERT JAMES Alexandria, Va. Pre-Law Intramural Sports 1,2; Secretary- treasurer - West Hall 2. Men ' s Council Advisor 2. STROUD, JAMES B. Chase City, Va. Liberal Arts Spanish Club 2. STUBBS Jr., JOHN B. Plymouth, N. C. Liberal Arts Spanish Club 2. SULLIVAN, CHARLES HARVEY Camp LeJeune, N. C. Pre-Education Golf 1,2; Most Valuable Golfer Award 1. SUMMERLIN, EMOGENE Warsaw, N. C. One-year Teletypesetter Perforator SUTTON, ANTHONY DALE Roanoke Rapids, N. C. Transfer: Wingate College SWARTLEY, MICHAEL ALLEN Steelton, Pa. Pre-Education Football 1, tri-captain 2; Monogram Club 2. SWEENEY, MICHAEL DENNIS Richmond, Va. Pre-Education SYKES Jr., LONNIE RAY Norfolk, Va. Pre-Education Treasurer-Freshman Class 1; Treasurer- S.G.A. 2; Delta Psi Omega 1; Spring Festival Committee 1; S.G.A. Senate 1,2. TALLEY, CHARLES ALEXANDER Richmond, Va. Pre-Law TAYLOR, MICHAEL DEANE Portsmouth, Va. Accounting TAYLOR, ROWLAND LEON Boykins, Va. Liberal Arts Phi Theta Kappa 1,2; Spanish Club 2. THORNE, ANGELA LEE Castalia, N. C. Pre-Education THORNTON, JOHN RICHARD HOTT Durham, N. C. Business Administration Men ' s Council 1; VicePresident Gibbs House 1; Track Team (Letterman) 1; Clothing and Etiquette Committee 2; Sophomore Advisor 2; Sophomore Host 2. THORPE, ROGER K. Newsoms, Va. Pre-Enginerring THURMOND, PAUL L. Greensboro, N. C. Business Administration Football Team 1. THURSTON, LARRY EDWIN Virginia Beach, Va. Pre-Law Men ' s Council 1,2. TICE, LARRY J. Virginia Beach. Va. Pre Law Intramural Representative 1,2; Social Co-chairman 1; TouringChoir 1,2; Touring Choir President 2; S.G.A. Senate 2. TILLER, JOSEPH DAVID Richmond, Va. Pre-Education Track Team 1; Social Co-chairman 1,2. TOMLIN, LINDA RUTH Newport News, Va. Pre Education Bravettes 1; Choir 2. TRADER, THOMAS WAYNE Arlington, Va. Business Administration TRAYER, NANCY KAY Suffolk, Va. Pre-Speech Therapy Student Nurses Association 1; Dorm Council 2. TRUMP, DIANE ETHERIDGE Franklin, Va. Liberal Arts C howan Players-Student Director 1,2; Delta Psi Omega 1,2; Phi Theta Kappa 1,2. u UPCHURCH, OTHO GRANT Chapel Hill, N. C. Pre-Education Tennis 1. VANN, AMELIA KATHLEEN Murfreesboro, N. C. Pre-Education VAUGHN III, WILLIAM ARTHUR Roxobel, N. C. Pre-Education 219 VICK, BESSIE ANN Beaufort, N. C. Pre Education Chowan Players 1. VIVERETTE Jr., RAYMOND REGINALD Enfield, N. C. Pre-Education Intramural Sports 1,2; Honor Roll 1 2; Dean ' s List 1; Phi Theta Kappa l ' 2- Competative Honor Scholarship 1; SN.E.A. vice-president 2; Men ' s Council 2. w WADDELL, TOMMY LEE Whiterville, N. C. Liberal Arts Football 1; Honor Roll 1; Honors Religion Seminar 1; Spanish Club I; 2; Phi Theta Kappa 1,2; F.O. Mixon Memorial Scholarship 1. Sophomore Advisor 2. WAGNER, RANDY S. Alexandria, Va. Pre-Education Surf Club vice-president 2. WALKER, JAMES ROBERT Virginia Beach, Va. Graphic Arts Honor Roll 2; Surf Club. Meherrin River Surf Contest Winner 2. WALKER, ROBERT FRANKLIN Yorktown, Va. Pre-Education WALL, TERESA DEE Durham, N. C. Business Education Women ' s Council 2; Bravettes Secretary WALLS III. ELMO LAMBDEN Wilson, N. C. Pre-Education WALTERS, MIRIAM RUTH Skippers, Va. Liberal Arts Varsity Volleyball 1,2; Varsity Basketball 1, Competitive Honor Scholarship 1; W.R.A. 1,2; Spanish Club 1.2. Honor Roll 1,2. WELCH, PAULA MARIE Arlington, Va. Music Touring Choir 1,2; B.S.U. 1,2; Chowan Players 2. WIGGINS, BARBARA ANN Ahoskie, N. C. One-Year Secretarial WILKINSON, RICHARD VERNON Mebane, N. C. Pre-Education Basketball 2. 220 WILLARD, PAMELA DALE Frederick, Maryland Pre-Education Homecoming Sweetheart 2; Delta Psi Omega 2. Chowan Players 1, Women ' s Council Vice-president 2. WILLIAMS, DIANNE South Mills, N. C. Pre-Education Varsity Volleyball 1,2; Varsity Basketball 1.2; W.R.A. 1.2; Intramura Chairman 2, WILLIAMS, Jr., JAMES LESLIE Henderson, N. C. Pre-Engineering Phi Theta Kappa 1. WILLIAMS, JEANNE GAYLE Colonial heights, Va, Pre-Education WILLIAMS, Jr., JOHN THOMAS Morehead City, N. C. Liberal Arts Spanish Club 1,2. WILLIAMS, STEPHEN LOYD Raleigh, N. C. Pre-Education Baseball 2. Intramural Basketball. Football, Volleyball 2. WILLIS, HELEN MARIE Arapahoe, N. C. Pre-Education WILLIS, RONALD WHITE Virginia Beach, Va, Pre-Education WILLOUGHBY, RUSSELL LOWELL Norfolk, Va. Business Administration WHITE, BURTON E. Richmond, Va. ; Business Administration WHITE, RUSSELL LEE Seaboard, N. C. Graphic Arts WHITLEY, GARY LEE Arlington, Va. Graphic Arts Circle K Club 1, Reporter 2, Yearbook 1.2, Social Co-Chairman, West Dorm. WHITLOW, Jr., CHARLES W. Blackstone, Va. pre-Education Football 2. WHITTEMORE, GEORGE RANDOLPH Union Level, Va. Accounting High Grade Average Scholarship 1; Phi Theta Kappa Vice-President 2. Spanish Club Vice-President 2; S.G.A. Senate 2, Who ' s Who in American Junior Colleges WOMMACK, RICHARD FELTON Weldon, N. C. Science WOODARD, DOUGLAS GIBSON Kenly, N. C. Pre-Education WOODARD, FRANCES SCOTT Enfield, N. C. Secretarial Administration Cheerleader 1,2; Dormitory Council 2. WOODARD Jr., GILBERT E. Conway, N. C. Liberal Arts WORRELL Jr., JAMES MILTON Newsoms, Va. Pre-Education WRIGHT, KENNETH Richmond, Va. Pre-Law Vice-President - Freshman Class; Vice-President - Sophomore Class, Sophomore Advisor; Chairman, S.G.A. Constitutional Revision Committee 2. WRIGHT, REBECCA LOU Hampton, Va. Pre-Education W.R.A. 1,2; Spring Festival Contestant- Mixon Hall 1; Yearbook 2. WYATT, ROGER FRANKLIN Mattaponi, Va. Accounting ZEPP, VIRGINIA ANN Roanoke Rapids, N. C. Liberal Arts A Tribute to Graphic Arts The School of Graphic Arts is responsible for all printing , processes incorporated in the 1970 volume of THE CHOWANOKA. All special effects seen in the book is due to the knowledge and techniques employed by the instructors and students. Special recognition is awarded to those students who worked many long hours to insure that this volume of THE CHOWANOKA would be an outstanding example of fine workmanship. To the School of Graphic Arts is offered a sincere thank you for its help and cooperation. THE PORTRAITS IN THIS YEARBOOK WERE MADE BY SMITH STUDIO Photographers of Raleigh Official Photogropfiers For The 1970 CHOWANOKA You may order any type pictures from us on the portraits appearing, for we keep these negatives in our files. 14 E. Hargett Street Raleigh, N. C Carol Quntcr Editor Robert Nelson Jeffreys Associate Editor Lqnn B, Naudain Associate Production Editor Phillip R, Ferguson Productio n Editor The Staff Steve Bates Jackie Covington Elaine Ellen Shannon Humphreys Richard Paden hAarianne Pugh Qanj U hitleq Barr Brou n Billie Davis Libbq House Karen Nix Dennis Pittman Barbara Matson Rebecca Wright Photographers Thomas Daniel, Chief Frank Granger Larrq Hov ard Ken Lassiter Larrq N. Mattheu s Production Ad isors Mr. William SovneW Mr. Charles Stevens Mr. Herman Gatewood Special Literanj Ad ' tsor Mr. Robert Mulder From the Editor