Chowan College - Chowanoka Yearbook (Murfreesboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1972 volume:

Archives VvniiaAer Liorary Chowan College Do not take from library Whitaker Library Chowan College Do not take from library - K 3-- ■5 - Poems, Prayers, and Promises mm-iMi: liM . CHOW ANOKA 1972 VOLUME XXIX CREDITS EDITORS Roger Mc J lit on Mark Klevence PRODUCTION MANAGER Rick Merritt SPORTS Robert Abernathy CLASSES Mike VanCuren SPECIAL EVENTS Eden Eu re Eddie Beach FACULTY AND STAFF Olive Fobs I ADVISORS W. So we II H. Perry ' ve been lately thinking about my life time All the things Vve done .How its been And I can V help believing : dLLia4i ' v - ' e i Vm going to hate to see it end I ' ve seen alot of sunshine I ' ve slept in the rain Vve made all kinds of friends And what about our dreams? And things that we believe in THE GOOD TIMES THE BAD And All The Memories We Shared 10 Some of Us Were Lucky How Right It Is To Care 12 And Wonder About Tomorrow 13 So Many Things My Mind Has Known 14 Can Say It Now . . . It ' s Been A Good Life All In All 15 poems prayers and promises All The Things I ' ve Done How It ' s Been And I Can ' t Help Believing I ' m Going To Hate To See It End I ' ve Seen A Lot Of Sunshine I ' ve Slept In The Rain I ' ve Made All Kinds Of Friends And What About Our Dreams And The Things That We Believe In The Good Times And The Bad And All The Memories Weve Shared Some Of Us Were Lucky How Right It Is To Care And Wonder About Tomorrow So Many Things My Mind Has Known I Have To Say It Now It ' s Been A Good Life All In All I ' d Like To Sail Away And Talk Of Poems Prayers and Promises 16 TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication 20 Special Events 23 Faculty And Administration 30 Sophomores 74 Freshmen 122 Sports 174 Organizations 226 Sophomore Directory 230 Dormitories 261 17 c H O w A N I M P R E S S I O N S Mrs. Jean F. King 20 Since 1964 she has devoted her teaching talents to Chowan College. Her love for Chowan and dedication for its students are evident to all. It is for these reasons and so many more that the students of Chowan College dedicate this yearbook to Mrs. Jean F. King. In this way we wish to thank her for her understanding, for her dedication to the students and the Chowan Family , and for her kindness to all. Thank you Mrs. King. 21 It has become tradition at Chowan in the past for the Yearbook to be dedicated to an outstanding member of the faculty or administration. It is the dream of each yearbook staff to set tradition aside and aim for the new with hopes of making their ' ideas tradition of the future. Instead of choosing this person ourselves, the staff this year let the student body choose, by ballot in chapel, the faculty member whom they felt diserved this honor in hopes of making tradition. Here are the members of our faculty and administration who have had this honor in the past seven years. ROSS A. CADLE - 1965 Director of Admissions MR. JACK HASSELL - 1966 Supt. of Buildings and Grounds MR. L. M. WALLACE - 1966 Asst. Dean of Men WILLIAM B. SOWELL - 1967 Professor in Graphic Arts DR. ELLA PIERCE - 1968 Dept. of English DR B. FRANKLIN LOWE, JR. - 1969 Dean of the College MR. JERRY HAWKINS - 1970 Coach MRS. DAISY LOU MIXON - 1971 Department o Religion 22 23 HOMECOMING 1971 Homecoming Queen Miss Betsy Sullivan (left) Homecoming Princess Miss Debbie Alley (right) 24 L jk « M0 Sf HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES 25 Homecoming Queen Miss Betsy Sullivan 26 Homecoming Princess Miss Debbie Alley 27 Miss Eden Eure tSt k  - f ' •■f Miss Debbie Coleman 28 Miss Carole Strawderman Miss Sandra Rice 29 Miss Doris Smith dMl UWl Miss Judy Satterwhite 30 Miss Virginia Kay Carroll Miss Barbara West 31 HOMECOMING REFLECTIONS 32 CHOWAN 500 33 Ides Of March 34 PROJECT LIFE 35 the old and the new 1971 Queen Miss Faye Overstreet 1972 Queen Miss Patti Fallis 1972 Princess Miss Debbie Alley 36 u SPREMG PAGEANT 37 1 1 II 1 J SPRING PAGEANT 38 SPRING 1 1 PAGEANT 39 Queen Of Spring Miss Patti Fallis West Hall 40 1 Miss Sandi Rice Sophomore Attendant East Hall Miss Doris Smith Sophomore Attendant South Hall 41 Miss Linda Thompson Sophomore Attendant Day Students Miss Mark Burns Sophomore Attendant Mixon Hall 42 PRINCESS OF SPRING Aliss Dcblyie Alley South Hall 43 Miss Carole Henderson Freshman Attendant Columns Miss Sheryl Whitehead Freshman Attendant Day Students 44 QUEEN OF SPRING 45 spring Pageant 46 spring Pageant 47 spring Pageant I If! ; Tjr A 13 u 48 spring Pageant A 49 50 51 DR. BRUCE E. WHITAKER Presedentofthe College ■ If ' - I. J 52 DR. B. FRANKLIN LOWE, JR. Dean of the College R. CLAYTON LEWIS Dean of Students 53 JAMES EARL DILDAY Dean of Men VICKI TOLSTON Dean o Women 54 BEN C, SUTTON Business Manager BOBBY S. CROSS Director of Development ADMINISTRATION K HAKGUS TAYLOR Chaplain to the College 55 PHILLIP L. ROYCE Director of College Relations DARRELL H. NICHOLSON Registrar E. FRANK STEPHENSON, JR Director of Admissions CLIFTON S. COLLLWS Director of Guidance and Counseling and Director of Student Financial Aid W.J.PARKER Bursar 56 JAMES JOYNER SWAIN Director of Aluntni Affairs CLARENCE S. WILLIAMS Assistant Director of Admissions SARAH G. WRIGHT College Nurse JACK HASSELL Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Pi PP % B. THOMAS V ANN Director of Housing 57 58 BETTY N. BATCHELOR English, Spanish UNDINE W. BARNHILL English SHIRLEY WILLIAMS BOWERS Science ilfe ROBERT W.BROWN Music STEVE FRANKLIN BRANNON English, Drama 59 JAMES M. CHAMBLEE Chairman. Department of Music MORRIS E. CARSON Spanish ft K . JANET A. COLLINS Physical Education JAMES B.DEWAR Science ANNA BELLE CROUCH English £M 60 JANE C. DICKIE Mathematics PHYLLIS D. DEWAR Science ANDREA T. EASON Business ANNS. EMERY English WANDA G. EDWARDS Nursing 61 GARTH DALMAIN FAILE Chairman, Department of Science DOUGLAS E. EUBANK mk ERIN C. FAILE History JAMES G. GARRISON Chairman, Department of Physical Education BRUCE CHARLES FRYER History 62 JAMES EUGENE GIBBS Science M HERMAN W. GATEWOOD Chairman, Department of Graphic Arts JOHN W. GOSNELL Socio! Science GERALDINE HARRIS Assistant Librarian ACHESON A. HARDEN, JR. Mathematics 63 JOHN P HARRIS Science JERRY LEE HAWKINS Physical Education GEORGE L. HAZELTON CHARLES A. HELMS Business JOSEPH ROBERT HERFORD Biology 64 JEAN F.KING English ROBERT N. JONES Business WILLIAM I. MARABLE English, Languages DELLL, McKEITHAN English WILLIAM P. McCRAW Physical Education 65 DAISY LOU MIXON Chairman, Department of Religion and Philosophy ALMIRA H. OCKERMAN Chairman. Department of Nursing EARL H.PARKER Religion i CHARLES L. PAUL Social Science HAROLD D. PERRY Graphic Arts 66 RACHEL N.PITTMAN Business, Government ELLA J. PIERCE English KENNETH R. PROCTOR Acting Chairman, Department of English k ' '  iii - i- EDITH M. REGISTER Nursing ROWLAND S. PRUETTE Refigion ' i f ' •Ki ' : - iLirn 51 67 THOMAS E. RUFFIN, JR. Acting Chairman, Department of Business HATTIE ELIZABETH RUSSELL Business f f MERVILLE W. SESSOMS, JR. English V - CAROL S. SEXTON Assistant Librarian WARREN G. SEXTON Acting Chairman, Department of Social Science ■V i 68 f CARL H.SIMMONS Acting Chairman, Department of Mathematics fik WESLEY L. SHREWSBURY Mathematics ibiiL WILLIAM B. SOWELL Graphic Arts SHIRLEY DIANE THORNE Mathematics MARY ANN STONE Social Science 69 GILBERT ALLEN TRIPP, JR. Science IM LINDA E.TRIPP Bio ogy IKM ft DOROTHY A. WALLACE Business L. M WALLACE, JR. Business RICHARD WARREN Mathematics Wf - I- 70 ESTHER A. WHITAKER Religion M. EUGENE WILLIAMS Chairman, Department of Languages NORMAN EDWARD WOOTEN Mathemtaics STAFF MRS. MARIE LANDING Secretary to the President MRS. MARJORIE SEWELL Secretary to the Dean of the College 71 MRS. BERTHA BROWN Assistant to the Bursar MRS. MABEL L. SLAUGHTER Assistant to the Bursar MRS. PEGGY HARE Secretary. Business Manager MISS LE VEIDA TILLERY Secretary. Dean of Students MRS. KAY EDWARDS Secretary, Department of Development MISS JAME DAVIS Secretary. Departn ent of Development MRS. RUBY HOLOMAN Assistant to the Registrar MRS. ROSE DRAKE Assistant to the Registrar MRS. RUTH MARKS Secretary. Director of Graphic Arts 72 MRS. EDITH PARKER Switchboard Receptionist MRS. LYNN GRAY Secretary. Chaplain. Director of Nursing MRS. JEAN CUCINOTTA Secretary, Faculty MRS. BEVERLY MARKS Secretary, Director of Guidance and Counseling, MRS. NELL BURGESS Secretary, Library MRS. CANDACE COLLIER Secretary, Associate Deans of Students MRS. KATE VAN HORN NOE Secretary MRS. EARLINE FUTRELL Secretary. Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds. Director of Athletics MRS. MARIE S. ELLIOTT Licensed Practical Nurse 73 FFHTI m Robert F. Abernathy James B. Acker f 4 Eveann H. Adams Marh W. Aiherx Carroll Aldridge II Dean J. Alexarjder Larry W. Allerj Sandra E. Allen 76 Monica R. Alvarado Harriet F. Anderson Cheryl L. Anderson Robin P. Andrews m tM Robert W. Ashe Kenneth B. Askew Robert N. Austell Donald W.Bagby 77 W m t- ' sasi Elwood C. Bailey mm Harrv W. Barnes. Jr. Paula K. Bass Judith C. Barrett J. Edward Beach. Jr Jewel F. Bellamy Blair D. Bennett 78 James S. Bennett Susan H. Bennett f S9 J h Terrell G. Bennett William L. Bennett Randy S. Benson Deborah E. Best William M. Bickel Paul E. Black 79 z «% Joyce M. Blackmon John R. Blanchard. Jr Linda M. Boeggeman Steven C. Bohannon Carol M. Bowen John M. Bradshaw Jerry Lee Bray Kay J. Brigham Gary M. Brock Robert C. Britt fPH Donna M. Brown Wallace F. Brown 81 Harry S. Broaddus Timothy M. Brown William T. Bryan, Jr Deborah L. Bryant V- ' ' V k Thomas 0. Bryant % dh David P. Buchanan William J. Bundick, Jr William Z. Burnette Mary N. Bur rough 82 Maria W. Burns Elizabeth C. Byrum Terry E. Cagle Bruce W. Callaway Edward G. Canada Hubert S. Cansler Linda L. Carawan Charles A. Carroll Pamela S. Carroll VV i Sum- David H. Caudle 83 rss . Jan D. Chamblee k ,.r W 5 } 1 Frank L. Chandler. J, Gary L. Chantry Robert P. Cherrix, Jr. Ned Christian Hubert H. Clark. Jr. Thelma R. Clay Darius W. Clifton 84 Deborah L. Clos -■ f mM Donald C. Coffelt Milton B. Collier Joern L. Connelly William C. Cooley Patsy A. Copeland Thomas R. Corbitt Elizabeth A. Cornell 85 William L. Crigler Thomas L. Cullipher • ' Jk Rebecca L. Culver Robert L. Culver, Jr. Rebecca A. Cummings Carl W. Cunnirtgham, Jr. John A. Daughtry, Jr. Dorothy A. Davidson 86 Judy A. Davis iVoud . J. Davidson I Leslie C. Davis Ann C. Davis Willie F. Davis II TTiomas R. Day Ginger C. DeBerry 87 Richard G. DeMarchi William T. Dent Jane E. Dilday Kathleen T. Dowd Everett 1 . DLint , tm Gary J. Downey Jennie A. Easineil 88 Debra A. Drake r.i , ■ ' -H I ' iA ' ii ' ;. Norman D. Eddleton Elizabeth S. Edwards k James E. Eggleston David U. Eley liaiikhn T. Elliot James R. Engel Samuel E. Enin Hilda A. Escobedo A V %A John J. Esposito Eden E. Eure Shirley E. Eure Cynthia S. Eutsler John N. Evans Nancy C. Evans ( Ed Nard W. Fair ess 90 Patricia D. Faffis Deborah D. Faulkner Deborah A. Ferettirxo Aubrey W. Ferguson Steve M. Ferguson Joseph C. Fernandez William C. Fest Alice E. Fitchett Edward G. Fleet William T. Flippen Joseph B. Forbes Mark L. Francis Diane M. Freda Holly M. Free Norman A. Fuller Clementine Futrell 92 Steven P. GnUlla ' Paul E. Gorhaw Deborah R. Grainger Joseph M. Gray Phillip V. Greene Alvin J. Griffith 93 Ted Grissom Glenda F. Grizzard Donald L. Guthrie Debra L. Hackworth 79 : ♦ iii Donna L. Hardy Jeffery Hardee Barbara E. Harrell 94 BK tB 1 ...- M 1 ., ( H Nancy R. Harrell John D. Harton Ronald Haskins Wesley D. Hatchell Nancy E. Hayes John R. Hays William S. Heath Jennifer J. Helmkamp 95 WilUam R. Henley Janet F. Hermann Charles E. Herring Edward J. Herring Lynda S. Hill Thomas F. Hirsch Howard H. Hirzel Alan Hobeck 96 William A. Howell Paul H. Howard. Jr. Velma L. Howell Nancy W. Hoy Clarence C. Hundley James T. Hunter Betty L. Hurdle 97 William M. Hutchens Sue A. Jackson Jerry C. Jarvis Graham V. Johnson d Robert B. Kauffman Frank S. Kellam Earl S. Killmon Mark C. Klevence George G. Kesler Charles C. Kochel ' ' ' -: - H ' It David L. Koeer Deborah A. LaMastra 99 m atm ' i Mencie A. Lassiter Steven Latham -. fi jj •Liki  j«uj ! iife « Charles M. Lawrence Roger N. Lawrence Herbert C. Lee, Jr. • yl - - . , Ruth M. Lee Kenneth G. Ledford Pauline R. Lewis TOO Richard Leonard Anthony W. Levi Ermel M. Liddle James E. Lineberry Christine M. Lobi Sidney E. Loflin Sally Long John D. Longest 101 Roy E. Loyd Martha B. Lynch Shirley R. Mason W ' «ri Rose W. Massey Donald E. Mover. Jr. Priscilla J. McAdams 102 Roger N. McJilton Michael J. McKiUips Herbert R. Merritt Anita L. Middleton Anthony S. Midgette Marlene K. Miller 103 Lynda A. Miller Sharyn E. Miller Theodore E. Minatel Thomas B. Molin Austin N. Moore Kathy A. Moore Charles F. Muse Scott R. Napier Allen E. Nobles Brenda S. Noble Jackie S. Noble David L. Norton V Stephen D. Oden Dennis W. Overby Michael R. Peede Ann-Ella Pell N - u Janice L. Perkinson Ronald L. Perry Charles R. Peiius ; Cheryl J. Petty 106 Thomas E. Philopena Joan E. Pitkin Clyde L. Poole, Jr. James T. Pope Alfred W. Powell Margaret E. Powell Debra F. Privette John W. Rawls. Jr. Michael D. Reid Dillon E. Revelle Johnnv S. Rhodes Sandra Rice Elizabeth Y. Richey 108 Susan L. Riggin Virginia Roberts David L. Rockwell Norman W. Roles James T Rulfc Joel W. Rose 109 Glenn T. Rountree Fred J. Runyan Dale G. Salyers James M. Schaible Madalyn L. Schlegel no Eugene W. Schultz. Jr 1 Robert B. Settle John C. Scrubs Cheryl B. Selby Aubrey L. Shelton, Jr. Larry D. Simmons Bernice L. Smith Diane L. Smith Haywood A. Smith 111 Lula D. Smith Robert C. Smithdeal Paul T. Stevenson Michael G. Sternburg Dean W. Stevens James B. Stewart Ann B. Stokes iic; . CL Dean B. Stover Laveeta S. Strickland F. Ragan Stroup Wilbert L. Suggs Betty J. Sullivan Starrord M. Swann. Jr. Clifton W. Taylor III Walter H. Taylor Terry L. Thomas Ann R. Thomas Craig D. Thompson Danny T. Thompson Linda J. Thompson 114 Michael L. Thon pson Mictey C. Thompson Robert D. Thompson Martha T. Thorne li} i Mary E. Tilley Mary R. Townsand Stephen G. Trent Frances J. Turner William B. Twine 115 Shelia K. Vanlandingham Joseph N. Vaughn Samuel C. Vicfe, Jr. David S. Vreeland Terry C.Vulcannon Nicky C. Walker Robert J. Wallace 116 Gary F. Warren Robert R. Watkins Charlie J. Watson Herbert B. Watson Richard W. Watson Roger D. Waxmunski 117 Barbara I. West Richard L. Whaley Delories A. Whedbee Brent Whetstone Donald B. White Llovd G. Whitehurst 118 Sarah E. Wiggins John S. Williams Gregory D. Willis Allen A. Wilson Charles E. Wilson Rachel D. Winn 119 Olivia E. Winslow Janice M. Wise Brenda Y. Wood in Patricia G. Worley Barbara L. Yopp Lewis C, Young William J. lack Adolph J. Zahradka. Jr. M. April Zelley 120 121 122 123 Medora F. Abbott Douglas B. Ackerman Edward P. Adams Patricia A. Adkins i w L I . v.; Michael R. Albertson Clinton B. Albright Debra D. Alley Joseph C. Alston Roy W. Alston [ 1 I H 1 j 1 1 P™ ' ' PWP8 1 t- — n J 1 - m l V 1 1 l . i Sharlene S. Alston Brady H. Anderson Jeanne S. Anderson James W. Arthurs, Jr Deanie K. Askew ' Virginia L. Askew Mark G. Ayers Allan S. Bailey Donna J. Bailey 124 Mark G. Bailey David S. Baird Joan C. Baker Lena K. Baker Mary E. Ballance John A. Banks, III Michael L. Banton Gaye M. Bardon Cindy L. Barham James Barnes Michael E. Barnes William A. Barnes Sidney J. Bartholomew Teresa D. Bass Raymond J. Bates William A. Beasley Marian F. Beeks Stephen D. Benoit 125 Stephen G. Bennet Steven L. Bennett Deborah J. Betts Harry S. Bishop. Jr. Jan E. Bishop Robert L. Bishop James F. Bobo Chester M. Boles Williani R. Bonnell Conley J. Bordeaux ( Patricia E. Borntrager Gary W. Boyd Kenneth D. Boyd Barry A. Bradberry ■1 d Elizabeth C. Bradley Berry C. Brame Thomas A. Branton. Jr. Kenneth E. Bremner 126 Henry H. Briggs Michael E. Brigham Richard L. Bright William J. Bright, IV Jackie R. Brinkley Charles A. Brinson Wayne A. Brenson Francis E. Bristow Sl Duran R. Broadhurst Sandra M. Brody Adrian E. Brooks Connie L. Brown Jack R. Brown Calvin R. Bryant David W. Bryant Aruna G. Buchanan Billy E. Buchanan James P. Bullard 127 Katliy A. Bunting Gerald W. Burgess Louis D. Burnes Donald Burns Joyce A. Bush Brenda C. Burton John R. Byrd Brenda C Byrum V Earlene F. Byrum Therman S. Cain. Jr. i Michael D. Canada Deborah L. Capps Virginia K. Carroll William B. Carroll Susan E. Castlebury William D. Cearley Sidney B. Chappell William J. Clark 128 Gary N. Clayton Michael L. Clements Robert A. Clemnions Bryce W. Cobia Terry P. Cogbill Philip R. Coggin, Jr. Gary S. Cole Debra J. Coleman John W. Cooke Debra J. Corbetl Richard L. Corkran Carol L. Cornwell Pamela R . Costabile David B. Costner Pete W. Covington Susan A. Cranford Carolyn J. Craven Donna E. Crawford 129 Charles R. Creamer. HI Robert Dean Crusco Steven A. Culpepper Richard A. Culver t. ' Patricia D. Cumbo Ester E. Curley Patricia G. Currie Charles C. Curtis i, A Cynthia L. Curtis George E. Dalaras John G. Daniel Rita F. Daniel Hilary A. Danko Radnoosh Davari 1 Patsy J. Davis Danny A. Davis Jerry D. Davis Susan E. Davis 130 Phyllis A. Davis Thomas C. Davis Thomas M. Davis Dolores A. Day Roxanna E. Dempsey Walter M. Day Lyne C. Dennis Michael E. Denning Rachel C. Denton Edward C. Desjardins David L. Dew Rachel J. Dickerson Gennene L. Dikeman Karen R. Dillqw Edward M. Disharoon Edward A. Dollinger «k Jo A. Dowdy Tamra L. Downen i 131 Sandra L. Drake Joan G. Drewry James H. Driggers Earl C. Driver Galaspa C. Duck, Jr. Martha J. Duckworth Herman W. Duke Joseph W. Dunkley James E. Earp Labarbara D. Edlov ■Jr ' ' Randolph Edmonds Cathy L. Eldridge Mike Ellington Gayle R. Ellis Larry C. Ellis Marsha F. Ellis Robert C. Ellis Vernon W. Ellis 132 Ckl i;:-.:i;. ' r.i Susan N. Elwood Elizabeth L. Ely Charles J. Emory Marvin E. English, Jr. William S. English Allen D. Ennis Patricia A. Espinosa Janet E. Eure Duane G. Paris Rhoda J. Felts Jeanne A. Ferguson Thomas M. Ferrell Marcelle M. Ferro Sarah L. Earless ' ■4 Susan C. Farmer Nancy E. Fedder Alan T. Felton Robert C. Felton 133 Kell W. Fleshood Howard D. Flippen Claude A. Floyd. Jr Michael P. Fhnn Brenda K. Flyth Evelyn N. Forrester Franklin M. Fostek Carlo M. Freeman Susan K. Fulcher Mary C. French Judy A. Futrell Sarah Belle Futrell William T. Gaither, Jr Panulla G. Gallup Denis C Garrett John R. Gano Janet L. Gaskins Susan L. Gatewood 134 Joseph L. Gayheart Peter Geyer Elizabeth Gibbs Debra A. Giles Arcadia L. Gil O. Palmer Gillis, Jr. Daphne D. Glover Dowell L. Godwin Robyn L. Gomer Jerry E. Goney Patricia F. Graves Joseph K. Graham Robert L. Gray Ronald M. Green Dennis L. Greene Joseph D. Gro Debra A. Gross Janet M. Griffin 135 Laura J. Griffin Dermis T. Griffith Deborah R. Gunter Cynthia P. Hall Donald S. Hall Richard D. Hall Mary M. Hamel Paul R. Hare Linda L. Harmon Julie M. Harrell Norman T. Harrell James B. Harrington Victoria L. Harrington James M. Harris Robert W. Harris Mary L. Harris Richard D. Harrison Mark A. Harrup 136 ik John G. Hart Alvatynda Hartley Alice L. Hassell Hunter W. Haslett Anne E. Hatch Joan C. Henderson Dennis R. Henegar Stephen Henry Kevin B. Hester iM Ralph C. Hewitt William B. Hicks Judith A. Higgins Arkie O. Hines David E. Hinson Marcellia E. Haggard Arthur W. Hague Vanessa D. Holder Susan J. Holton 137 Donald S. Holts Francis N. Hope Marilyn G Hosea Sam A. Hourmouzis Karen M. Howard LaNell Renee Howard Samuel B. Howell John A. Hodgins Duncan P. Hughes. Jr. Harold E. Huling John R. Hunt IL l 5 Robert S. Hurst. Jr. pdf R Charles H. Isenhour Jf ' Cheryl D. Ives Jifl li Nancy K. Ives Gary B. Jackson George P. Jackson Babel W. James 138 A - Martha L. Jeter Sharor M. Johnson Robert A. Johnson Bruce W. Johnson William J. Johnson William L. Johnson Michael I. Johnson Cynthia R. Johnston Rebecca A. Jones William A. Jon es William C. Joyner Michael S. Jurniga n John P. Kelly Gregory R. Kenan Calvin E. Kerstetter Mitzi M. Keeter Robert S. Kellam Marc A. Kempe i 139 Charles E. Kirkpatrick Lesley L. Kirsch Deborah A. Klaus Freddy M. Knight M hk Kathleen E. Kress Constance M. Kritzer William C. Lancaster Randall C. Lane Woodrow D. Lankford Joan L. Larsen Nicky E. Lassiter Benjamin B. Lee Rebecca L. Lemm William M. Leinbach i X tf Gerald M. Linn, Jr. Jody A. Litweinowicz Benjamin J. Liverman, U Robert O. Locklair, Jr. ? , i 140 Michael L. Long Nancy L. Long Terry W. Long Robert L. Lovick Kenneth Lucas Stanley J. Lucas Thomas K. Macon Eugene T. Mangum N Harvey C. Mangum Donna K. Ma nning Keith W. Maples Robe t B. Marks. Jr. Luanne M. Marsh Gerald A. Marshall Rebecca J. Marshall Susan L. Massengill Katherine H. Matthews Luellen Matthews iy i Y 141 Melody J. Matthews Ralph S. Matthews Willian} H. Mayo Judv M. McCain Marsha L. McClelland John A. McCorsley Daniel A. McDonald Michael E. McGee I N r it Edward R. McGrate James E. McLane Gary T. McNaniara Lynnette J. Meador Dave B. Meehan Delbert N. Melton £ Richard J. Mercure John G. Michael Alan W. Michalek Mary E. Midgette 142 Robert D. Miles. Jr. Betsy L. Miller Elma Y. Mitchell Evelyn L. Mitchell Lynn G. Mooney Thomas L. Mountcastle Joseph P. Mucci Cindy L. Mulhern Rita D. Murray ' S . I Rick L. Marrow Marsha L. Mustian Shervl J. Neal Chester E. Neals William M. Netzer. Jr Larry C. Nine Fletcher Noe John B. Norfleet. Ill Dean J. Norris. Jr. 143 Nancy R. Norton Rebecca G. Nutter Vernon H. Nye Terry E. Oatman ( ' k - p m % Linda C. O ' Berry Thomas P. O ' Bryan Anthony E. Odion-Esene Donna L. Oleyar Donavon L. Olive Kent W. Oliver Michael C. Oliver David L. Oliver Deborah S. Olphin Robert A. Ormond % Glenn K. Osborn Gregory O. Overton James R. Owen Roger K. Owen 144 Jerome M. Owens Faye R. Ownbey Plouton J. Pana e Peter J. Pappas Julian K. Parker Linda S. Parker Betty L. Parks Edward W. Parry. Ill Hal B. Paschall Ronald J. Pasko Deborah J. Patterson Weston Patterson William G. Paulson Shelley Peace Carol A. Pearce Gary W. Penny William N. Petree Shetia E. Pitt 145 David E. Pleasants Olive E. Pobst Rodd L. Polk August K. Ponstingel Conway B. Powell Carl E. Porter Laura K. Porter Caro le J. Porterfie Id Dora lid G . Potter Linda F. Po well Charles A. Price Joseph K. Price Teddy A. Proctor Mickel B. Pruden ih Rupert W. Quaintance Elwood L. Raborg. Jr. Jerry L. Raines Ray A. Rawls 146 Phillip H. Reams John Rebman, IV Joe D. Reece Benjamin S. Rennold Dehaghani H. A. Rezvani Michael D. Ribet Jeffrey C. Rice Marvin S. Richards Rodney D. Richardson Catherine H. Riley Betty R. Roark Gregory L. Roberson Kenneth L. Rockwell Laurie J. Roden David L. Rogers Jennie L. Rollins Timothy L. Rollins William F. Rose 147 Jacquelyn A. Rose Linda F. Rountree Michael J. Rousseau Jayne T. Rowe tet-,, i. Rebecca S. Rushton Andrew L. Rutherford Japheth E. Saecker Kambooz Salehi Nathan S. Sanders David C. Sanderson George L. Sands Steven W. Sanford Judy L. Satterwhite William L. Sawyer Enrique A. Schutte Deborah L. Scott J Susan C. Shajer A Elizabeth 0. Sharpe 148 Barbara A. Shaw Van A. Shaw Gerald D. Sheppard Keith R. Sholar Iva T. Shoulders Jay S. Sidrer Steven R. Sinikins Mitchell C. Sintmons M Dannv S. Slade i Dayton F. Slayter Roland L . Sledge David N. Slye Donna C. Smith Freda J. Smith James D. Smith. Jr Michael D. Smith Philip G. Smith Rebecca J. Smith 149 Richard L. Smith Stanley Smith Stephen M. Smith Ronald P. Snapp Rodney O. Sprangler John C. Spears Thomas R. Speight Richard C. Spruce Morgan L. Stafford John B. Stanford Ted W. Stanton David N. Steeg James A. Stephens Howard W. Stewart ' A mi Joseph N. Stinson Terry V. Story Carole C. Strawderman Dwig ht Z. Sullivan 150 Gwendolyn S. Sullivan Carlos R. Sultan Nancv E. Sullivan Mark W. Sutton Gary F. Swain Jane T. Swett Barbara A. Svkes Laura V. Tabor 1 m David B. Talton . fir=-. £fe n Frank W. Taylor Steven C. Taylor Stephen R. Taylor Thomas W. Taylor Clayton L. Terretta Kenneth J. Thomas Sandra G. Thomas Deborah L. Thompson 151 James K. Tilley Willis C. Tilley Parker E. Timberlake, III John C. Tope r . Harrietta C. Tsioumas Bradley K. Turner Robert G. Turner William A. Turnbull tf Lvnn B. Turnley — wi ■ ■ PI M A n 1 ■ vJr3 j3s«...r- Hi £ Pau A. Tutt e Patricia G. Twisdale Martina L. Tyler Marjorie L. Vanderslice Alice D. Vann Robert R. Vaughn Ellen L. Verner Preston M. Vernon Thomas P. Viele 152 Lindsey S. Vincent Danny R. Vinson Sanford B. Vint. Jr. William B. Voliva. Jr Ernest E. Vowel , Charles M. Wade Harvey R. Wadman Rodney Lee Wadsworth fk L aiiu_i ' atrick L. Waguespack Kathryn M. Walsh 0 fff Joyce G. Ward Bobbv C. Wallace Ellen L. Wallace Robert F. Ware Hal R. Washington John O. Watkin Sandra K. Watson Howard H. Way LM 1 . 153 George D. Wells Harry L. Wesseils Elizabeth A. West Robert E. Whaley .t Larry W. Whitaker Lowell G. White Randall C. White S iervl E. Whitehead Roy K. Whitfield ■•• ' iiC Jane Whitley Sandra J. Whitmore Harry L. Whitt John R. Whittaker David G. U ' ilkinson Malcolm S. Williams Wilmont H. Williams Curtis A. Williamson Marche S. Wilson 154 William M. V ingo John R. Womble Joseph T. Wood ' nnie R. Woodard Brian R. Woodard Bennie G. Woodlief Ronald P. Woodward Vicki L. Woolard Robert L. Wrenn Charles D. Wright Jan es W. Wright, Jr Michael G. Wright Joseph Wynns Joseph B. Wynns Karen J. Ylonen Gregory R. Young 155 ««5s ! f :-: m, ' ? ' i ' lf iSaL_ 156 157 Twenty-Three Chowan Students Named to Who ' s Who Bottom Row: Linda Carawan, Faye Bellamy. Judy Davis, Patsy Copeland. Mary Evans. Donna Pullen. Top Row: Gary Brock. Ray Brigman, Jim Hunter, Michael Sternburg. Doug Wingerter, Jim Acker, Tim Brown, and Jerry Morris. Twenty-three Chowan College sophomores have been selected for inclusion in Who ' s Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges. Dr. B. Franklin Lowe. Jr.. dean of the ccollege. said the students were nominated by a committee of faculty and staff members and ap- proved by Who ' s Who. Lowe explained that the students were selected on the basis of academic achievement, participation in extracurricular activities, general contribution to the campus and community, and - promise of future potential. The 23 chosen are indeed honor students, Lowe commented. We at Chowan are proud of them and pleased with the recognition they have received. The 10 men and 13 women represent six states. They are: James Brewington Acker. Ray Jennings Brigman, Timothy Michael Brown, Gary McKenzie Brock, Sterling Calvert Catling, James Thomas Hunter, Jerry Andrew Morris, Michael Gary Sternberg, Robert Watkins, 11, Anton Douglas Wingerter, Miss Robin Andrews, Miss Faye Bellamy, Miss Linda Lee Carawan, Miss Patsy Ann Cpeland, Miss Judy Davis, Mrs. Mary Gay Taylor Evans. Miss Rhonda Fenstermacher. Miss Glenda Grizzard, Miss Betty Hurdle, Mrs. Rose V illey Massey, Miss Faye Overstree, Miss Donna Pullen and Mrs. Due Ella Garner Willis. 158 Rose Aluwt WHO ' S WHO IN Robin Andrews AMERICAN JUNIOR COLLEGES Sterling Galling 159 CHOWAN AT RALEIGH STATE FAIR 160 NORTH CAROLINA STATE FAIR 161 GROUND IS BROKEN FOR NEW SCIENCE ENGINEERING FACILITY The new science-enginerring facility will serve the students by providing space for eleven laboratories, equipped for learning in biology, mathematics, chemistry, botany, physics, microbiology and anatomy-physiology. Students will also receive the benefit of an en- vironmental study area, eleven modern classrooms, lecture hall, library and resource area. The three-story, 43,000 square foot facility will be located to the rear of McDowell Columns building and will join Robert Marks Hall as the second major classroom facility at the college. Based on bids, which were received earlier this year, the cost of the facility will be ap- proximately $1.2 million equipped. A Mission Possible development program was completed to raise $1 million toward the cost of con- struction of the new building. Groundbreaking ceremonies for the structure was held on Monday, February 21. The public was invited to the ceremoney, and was held following a joint meeting of the Board of Trustees and Board of Advisors in the Whitaker Library. The new building will replace the overcrowded and underequipped Green Hall, center of the science program which was constructed in 195S when Chowan ' s enrollment was 250. The college now has an enrollment of 1,533 in the fall of 1971 and officials have declared the present building inadequate to accommodate the present enrollment. 162 V IM: -kmjgf.. A- ' ' .uiif Department Chairman Dr. Faile Breaks Ground . . . as students look on. 163 YEARBOOK PRODUCTION Chowan College is unique in the sense that its Graphic Arts Department publishes the college annual. There are only a few who realize how many student hours actually go into the publication of the annual. It is the hope of this year ' s staff that the new few pages might give a better understanding as to how THE CHOWANOKA is put together. In the fall semester, the Graphic Arts Department selects two editors to head the annual staff. As editors, they receive scholarships from the college and are responsible for the coordination of all operations involving the book. The Graphic Arts Department also chooses a Production Editor who is responsible for all stripping and printing operations. After a semester and a half of hard work, the printed pages are folded and shipped to the binder, where the finished annual receives its cover. The Graphic Arts students who helped in the printing of THE CHOWANOKA deserve the gratitude and respect of each student and faculty member and many thanks from the Editors for a job well done! a job well done! 164 Editors Roger McJilton and Mark Klevence discuss layout with Graphic Arts Department Chairman Herman Gatewood. It is Roger and Mark ' s responsibility to oversee all yearbook operations. Yearbook Advisor William Sowell discusses some of the many problems involving production with Mr. Herman Gatewood. :m k:T Mr. Perry and Mr. Sowell show that yearbook production involves much work and some play. 165 PHOTOGRAPHERS Frank Dunton Randy Benson Lyne Dennis 166 After pictures are developed and sized, they are taken to the copy room where they are made into halftones. David Oxendine, the yearbook ' s best, shoots halftones for the Special Events section of the yearbook. Here copy is being prepared by JoErn Connelly. iM mmf ' .ma ' M- 1 PlJi-J tL k. ,V 167 After pictures have been shot and developed, they are ready for the stripping process. Joe Rogers, a sophomore at Chowan, is attempting this process while Editors Mark Klevence and Roger McJilton look on. Mr. Harold Perry, advisor in charge of the stripping and platine making operations, demonstrates excellent stripping techniques as head stripper Joe Rogers looks on. STRIPPING 168 The book is now ready to be printed. Willie Davis is running the Chief. The final step before shipping is the folding operation of the book. David Oxendine performs this operation. The Graphic Arts students who spent many hours making this edition o THE CHOWANOKA possible should be congratulated for a job well done! Editor Roger McJilton looks on during printing operations. 169 Production Manager ' s note: As Production Manager of this years Chowanoka I would like to express my appreciation to the students of the Graphic Arts Department. It is hard to say thank you to everyone who helped put this book together. I would like to give special thanks to Joe Rogers, Dave Oxendine, Bill Fest, Willie Davis, James Bobo, Charlie Martin, Wilber Suggs, Donald White, Craig Bailey, Mr. William Sowell, and Mr. Harold Perry. This book was born with a combination of many thoughts, ideas and feelings. I hope the yearbook staff has achieved the true feeling of campus life. ' Rick Merritt Production Manager 170 i m 171 mm m ii iiS ' -If: 172 173 s p o R T S 174 175 FOOTBALL COACHES IN ACTION Head Coach James Garrison, well liked fay his team and all people on campus, strives earnestly to produce a good team every year. He does it with hard work and determination and pride in what he does. Every person who has been coached by Coach Garrison can say he has learned something. Coach Jerry Lee Hawkins is known for his faithfulness and moral support for the Chowan Braves. His ruggedness and d urability have been an essential factor to the success of the Braves in the past and will be in the future. Although only in his second year on the Chowan coaching staff, his asset has been greatly shown. Thank you. Coach Dan Surface for your all-out effort. 176 1971 CHOWAN FOOTBALL TEAM ii 1 1 1 ' ? Js« Row; Ed Love. Horace Bush, John King Alvin Porch. Semmie Taylor. Billy Soots. Allen Nobles. Jeff Shellito. Gary Brock. Paul Black Dale McCafferty. Fred Knight. Bill Leinback and Mark Francis. Chowan 14 Baltimore 14 23 Potomac State 27 21 East Carolina 7 6 Ferrum 27 8 39 Lees-McRae 10 Harford 49 12 52 Montgomery 7 Wesley 14 Evans n 2nd Row; E.F. O ' Berry. Vance Johnson. Mark Paschuck. Bryce Cobia. Jerry Borum. Bobby Bntt. Ricky Leonard. Delbert Melton. Chip Bishop. Bill Shultz. Gary Chantry, Terry Wells. Joe Gro. and Percell Booth. 3rd Row: Joe Alston. Ricky Harrison, Harry Vann. Tom Wright. Bradley Hewitt. Jim Stanko. Dan Nance. Page Marshall. Greg White. Stuart Christian. Phil Reams. Terry Cagle. and James Butler. 4th Row; Greg Willis. Jerry Goney, Charles Wyatt. George Sands, Pat Waguespack, Ed Adams. Terry Sandy. Mike DeBlaker. James Starke, Joe Gayheart, Rodney Richardson, Derald Potter, and Julius Smith. 5th Row: Bobby Clemmons. Arthur Hague Tom Evans, Ken Eisenhart, Mike Flynn. CCrl Porter. Cooper Alston. Bill Lynch. Jimmy Thomas. Robert Seals. Ralph Zehler. Steve Boyd. Back: Greg Tribble and Reubin Herbin. 177 Wright Our Quick Offense 178 Strong Defense Chantry Christian Sandy 179 Look, Coach! ■ns? My Boys Where ' s the other team ? That ' s a No-no Come on, Man! 180 Cheer Mhi v Me, Coach? Bust his teeth in! 181 Withdesire and strength, Stuart Christian Ipad the defense of our football team. His love for the game and his great ability were the greatest asset to our team. Putting all of this together you have an A ll-American. Stuart Christian ALL-AMERICAN 182 ! f I fm ikif Sfl jyjs Wr. fciife iiiLii PC h ' L ' - The men behind the scene Give me some slack, Man! 183 ■ ti . -. i - 4 - BASKETBALL Coach William McCraw leads his basketball team with a tremendous amount of spirit, and during every contest he is seen on his feet to boost his team onward. Although the 1971-72 season was not a good one as far as the record books will show, but it was a year in which the entire team played with team spirit and did their best. Coach William McCraw 186 THE BRAVES 71-72 BASKETBALL RESULTS 1971-72 Chowan 83 Chesapeake 78 Chowan 71 Mt. Olive 78 Chowan 75 Chesapeake 88 Chowan 87 College of Albemarle 85 Chowan 102 Kittrell 97 Chowan 72 Southwood 78 Chowan 74 Frederick Military Academy 76 Chowan 75 Chesapeake 77 Chowan 68 Old Dominion F reshman 98 Chowan 57 Louisburg 59 Chowan 65 College of Albemarle 70 Chowan 66 Kittrell 74 Chowan 74 Southwood 59 Chowan 80 Ferrum 101 Chowan 76 William Mary Freshman 88 Chowan 80 Sandhills 101 Chowan 70 Louisburg 74 Chowan 74 College of Albemarle 75 Chowan 61 Ferrum 104 Chowan 75 East Carolina Freshman 71 Chowan 69 Mt. Olive 80 Chowan 63 Sandhills 71 Chowan 54 Old Dominion Freshman 63 Chowan 38 Ferrum 61 (tournament) LEFT TO RIGHT: Harry Jackson Pat Callahan Nat Wright John Spears Rodd Polk Mike Oliver Don Johnson Jeff Sohlich Chester Neals Ray Rawls Ray Brigman Scott Holts William Joyner KNEELING Co-Captains : Randy Michie Norman Roles 187 Co-Captains Randy Mitchie Norman Roles { (1 w i-4 krl .j - ' ' = if I Bi BfEiKi i 1 ■ t™ 189 Harry Jackson Nat Wright John Spear Mike Oliver Jeff Sohlich Chester Neah 190 Ray Brigiiian VVi Ik-j .i l , tu Randv Michie Norman Roles 191 192 193 WfH H WIv ' ' ' R H Hl m - S S E ftrsr 8f Vnc B H ! fcl jy lfiri JxM P 1 HBOl ' H pg IHB i kc PVy! 194 195 B A S E B A L L Uj , PTf ' tf«kff ti ' f ' ' C t ' l i ' FRONT ROW (LEFT to RIGHT) - Pat Waguespack, David Wincoff, Gary Brock, Mike Sweezey, Jim Stanko, Ed Herring, Freddie Knight, Dennis Waxmunski. MIDDLEHOW (LEFT to RIGHT) - Nickie Walker, Ron Perry, Lou Willis, Ricky Leonard. Tom Philopena. Ronnie Powell, Randy Michie, Pat Callahan. BACK ROW (LEFT to RIGHT) - Coach Hawkins, Ray Rawls, Larry Lewis, Ron Albertson, Ted Dent, Carl Lancaster, Darius Clifton, Bill Henley. Andy Pervis (Manager). 72 1971 RESULTS Chowan 10 U Durham College 3 1 COA 5 11 3 1 5 Lenoir Comm. Col. 13 Kitrell Salisbury State Kitrell Louisburg 10 5 Southwood 1 3 COA 3 Sandhills Southwood Southwood Ferrum Louisburg Durham College CO-CAPTAINS Ed Herring, Bill Henley Coach Hawkins 196 1972 Schedule MARCH n Chesapeake College 18 Durham College 22 College of the Albemarle 25 Sandhills Community College 27 Eastern Connecticut State 30 College of the Albemarle 31 Baltimore Community College APRIL 6 Chesapeake College 7 Durham College 8 Ferrum College 11 Louisburg College 15 Sandhills Community College 19 Southwood College 21 U.N.C.-JV 25 Southwood College 29 Ferrum College MAY 3 Louisburg College 197 T R A C K No team picture due to lack of participation. DAVID BRAMMER Most Valuable Player in 1971 1971 RESULTS Chowan 64 Wingate College 80 Chowan 69 Ferrum College 76 Chowan 70 Christopher Newport 75 Chowan 33 Ferrum College III Chowan 51 Sandhills Com. College 17 Chowan 69 Wingate College 76 Co-Captains for 1972 Track: BOBBY BRITT JAMES BOYETTE 198 u . w3!«sMr«i. ftses ? ,-?: 1972 SCHEDULE March 20 Wingate College Away March 27 FerrumCollege Away March 30 Fork Union Away April 10 Elizabeth City State Home April 13 Ferrum College Home April n Wingate College Home April 21 Hargrove Academy Away April 26 Region 10 Meet Brevard, N.C. 199 G O L F Members of Chowan College ' s golf team are. left to right, feneedng; Charlie Herring, Bobby Cfemmons, Steve Bennett. Jim Pedigo. Standing: Warren Hogue, Herb Hirzef, Joe Wynns, Howard Flippen and Coach James Garrison. 1971 RESULTS Chowan 312 Christopher Newport College 326 Chowan 307 FerrumCollege 336 Chowan 321 Sandhills College 342 Chowan 318 Southwood College 323 Chowan 310 Louisburg College 317 Chowan 305 College of Albemarle 365 Chowan 312 FerrumCollege 335 Chowan 307 Salisburg State College 342 Chowan 315 Mount Olive College 317 Chowan 295 Christopher Newport 314 Chowan 306 Louisburg College 314 Chowan 318 Sandhills College 341 Chowan 314 Mount Olive College 307 Chowan 328 Southwood College 347 Chowan 321 College of Albemarle 370 Conference Tournament — 1 st Place District Tournament — 4th Place 200 == :- 201 WRESTLING Chowan College ' s wrestling team is composed of. left to right, front row: Malcolm Williams, Terry Vuncannon. Mike Alberston. Vance Johnson. Bill Bryan. Second row: Delbert Melton. Doug Brasnell. Duane Farris. Jim Schaible and John King. «Pf K ! f P| ? W9 ' . • S ■ ■ 7- ■ i .4JS| r ■ ' ■ 1 BBK?il  V-r-es . e5=« j - — This was the first year of wrestling for Chowan College and because of this, no regular schedule was set up. Our team played East Carolina University. Wingate College and North Carolina State University. Next year, the team will have a regular schedule and have many more matches. We, the student body, would libe to thank Professor Charles Helms for his all-out effort in promoting this new sport. 202 m M ' ' Coach Charles Helms 203 Chowan College ' s tennis team for 1972 are. left to right, first row: Coleman Cof- felt. Bennie Willis. Don Hall. Butch Stinson. John Hatch, BillMoore. Second row: Coach William McCraw. Mike Munsey. Bruce Costler. John Rebmen. Mark Aiken. Mike Hodge, and Robert Archer. 204 . J l , ' ' I Coach William McCraw , ' ,- «  ■ ' fea.i« i.. r «- 205 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Mrs. Collins SCORES FOR 1971-72 SEASON Chowan 10 9 Chowan 15 15 7 Chowan 12 12 Chowan 4 16 12 East Carolina 15 15 Atlantic Christian 17 7 15 East Carolina 15 15 Atlantic Christian 15 14 15 Left to Right- Jackie Rose. Kath. ' ■ ■ ' Ginger Deberry. Judy Higgins, Mrs. Collins, Susan Gatewood, Jean Craven, Nancy Sullivan, Barbara Sykes. -Captains Ginger Deberry Betty Hurdle 206 JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Left to Right: Geri Phillips, Brenda Nobles, Diane Smith, Martha Thome, Debby Cross, Jan Bishop, Nan Forrester, Judy Higgins, Marti Rothrock. Chowan 5 East Carolina 15 16 14 2 15 Chowan 9 Atlantic Christian 15 15 8 15 6 Chowan 3 East Carolina 15 1 15 Chowan 11 Atlantic Christian 15 6 15 No Smiling In This Huddle Please Go Over Please Don 7 Go Over 207 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Left to Right: Ragan Stroup. Nancy Sullivan. Becky Currin, Carol Pritchard. Jean Craven, Geri Phillips and Barbara Sykes. Girls Varsity Co-Captains Becky Currin, Geri Phillips Mrs. Collins 208 JUNIOR VARSITY Left to Right: Nan Forrester, Diane Smith, Debra Gross, Karen Dillow, Vicki Woolard, Cathy Eldridge, Victoria Harrington. 209 MEN ' S INTRAMURAL SPORTS SUMMARY NO. OF TEAMS Flag Football 24 Track and Field 9 Cross Cour try $7 Foul Shooting 30 Volleyball 24 Cards 32 Table Tennis (singles and doubles) 48 Bike Race U Co-Ed Tennis le Totals 210 NO. OF CONTESTS 141 10 1 23 84 1 46 1 II 318 ACTIVITY CHAMPION Our Gang— West 3S Our Gang— West 3S Hole in WallSupt Brks. Wine-0 ' s—South4 Our Gang— West 3 S Bushleaguers — South 8 Wine O ' s— South 4 Applecorp Bushleaguers Faculty MEN ' S INTRAMURAL SPORTS ROUNDUP BASKETBALL There were 28 teams divided into four leagues entered in thi s season ' s competition. Each league conducted its own tournament with the winners advancing to the championship play. The Grunts (East 3N). Southeasterners (East 2S). Phantoms (Mixon IN), and the Baltimore Bailers (South 3) won the playoffs in their respective leagues and advanced to the championship tournament. LEAGUE I Munchies 5-1 Creamers 5-1 Grunts 4-2 Flamers 3-3 Ballbusters 2-4 IPT 1-5 Tarheels 1-5 LEAGUE II Basketballers 5-1 Southeasterners 5-1 Truckers 4-2 Rebels 4-2 Vikings 2-4 Maulers 1-5 Strokers 0-6 After a hard-fought but well-played tournament, the Baltimore Bailers emerged as the champion with a 46-37 victory over the Phantoms. The Grunts from East Hall took consolation honors. The Annual Freshman vs Sophomore All Star Game was played on March 8. The Freshmen emerged as the winners with an overtime, three point victory over the Sophomores. LEAGUE III Faculty 6-0 Bushleaguers 5-1 Hole In Wall 4-2 Phantome 3-3 Hokies 1-5 Applecorp 1-5 Frogs 1-5 LEAGUE IV Wine 5-i Our Gang Maurauders 5-1 Bait. Bailers 3re Bailers 2-4 Rogues 1-5 Deputy Dawgs 0-6 WRESTLING TOURNAMENT The Men ' s Intramural Wrestling Tournament was held on February 15 with eighteen wrestlers entered in the event. All action was held in the gym mat room with Professor Charles Helms as the event official. The weight classes and winners are as follows: 145-150 lb. class — Gary Crayton. 155 lb. Class — Gerald Sheppard: 165-170 lb. class — Joe Price: Heavyweight class — Enrique Schutte (forfeit). The year ' s action was the second annual intramural wrestling tournament. FOOTBALL PLACE KICKING The first annual football place kicking tournament was held in the college stadium on March 1 with 21 par- ticipants. The competition was keen and the field began thinning out as the kickers reached the 20 yard line (30 yard kick). Dale Partner of the Marauders of South Hall emerged as the winner with a boot from the 35 yard line (45 yard kick). The top four place kickers for this event were: (1) Dale Portner — Marauders (2) Richard Cooke — Deputy Dawgs (3) Rex Layman — Our Gang (4) Steve Bates — Wine O, Ed Disharoon — Marauders (tie). Dean Dilday, Intramural Director, was pleased with the participation of this first place kicking event. WEIGHTLIFTING An intramural weightlifting tournament, a new men ' s activity this year, was held on March 7 in the gym weight room. Each participant was given three chances in three different lift categories with the highest total weight of the lifts used to determine the winner in each weight class. The weight classes and winners are as follows: 148 lb. class— Allen Nobles— Hokies (495 lbs): 165 lb. class— Bob Woodard— Third Bailers C%?% lbs.): 1801b. class— Hank Williams— Tarheels f535 lbs.): unlimited— Jack Mingin. The remaining men ' s activities planned for this school year are now underway. Softball, horseshoes, tennis, and badminton. The swimming meet and golf tournament. The Seventh Annual Cavalier-Tarheel Conference Intramural Day will be held at Chowan on April 24, 1972. Representatives from the eight schools in the conference will participate in 6 different events for the conference championship. Chowan won this championship last year. This gives a total of 18 different men ' s intramural activities this year. Percentage of participation in at least one sport will be between 70 and 80 per cent. Last year Chowan won the Cavalier-Tarheel Con- ference Intramural Day Championship for the 4th time in 6 years. Chowan will host this event this year. 210 INTRAMURALS 211 212 213 CHOWAN ' S PRETTY CHEERLEADERS Chowan ' s lovely cheerleaders had a busy year. They were active throughout the football and basketball season. The captains of this year ' s squad were Miss Sandy Rice and Miss Carol Hen- derson. 214 Mwif?? -.- ■ ' - . £ f ib -« ' • 215 MAJORETTES Bravettes on page 215 216 MAJORETTES 217 Parents and boyfriends visit girls , dorms during open house ' THE CHOWAN SCENE Semi annual bull session in girls dorms 218 CHOWAN FIRST Phones in dorm rooms WHERE ITS ALL HAPPENING Chowan on Peggy Mann Show 219 Local rock group gets it on Walters BAR and Grill its all happening here Jm 220 DEDICA TION Work is begun on the new science building . ' ' Chowan ' s own pottery class 221 222 223 rw . 224 225 226 yi 227 STUDENT NURSES ASSOCIATION Members of the Student Nurses Association are, left to right, top row: Joseph Stinson, Jennifer Miller, Deborah Faulkner, Marlene Miller, Deborah Granger, Mrs. Almira Ockerman, Mrs. Wanda Edwards. Bottom row. Donna Brown, April Zelley, Joan Baker, Mary Midyette, Laura Griffin, Debra Corbett, Sherry Neal. Marcellia Hoggard. All students in the nursing programs, in- cluding the pre-nursing program, are eligible for membership in the Student Nurses Association of Chowan College. The purpose of the S.N. A. is to prepare student nurses for the assumption of professional responsibilities after graduation by encouraging high morals, active par- ticipation in nursing activities and the upholding of the Codes of Ethics of the American Nurses Association and the In- ternational Council of Nurses. In addition to supporting the District and State Student Nurses Association, the Chowan S.N. A. has sponsored health oriented programs on campus. The most successful of these has been the co-sponsorship of the Tidewter Bloodmobile on two occasions. Officers of the Student Nurses Association are, left to right: Jen- nifer Miller, Treasurer; Deborah Faulkner, Secretary: Marlene Miller, Second Vice-President: and Deborah Granger, First Vice- President. 228 Chowan Nursing Students at Duke University 1971-1972 Chowan College nursing students who are completing their degree requirements at Duke University Hospital are, left to right, first row: Ann Hobgood, Nancy Edward, Marie Cicero, Cindy Scott, and Belinda Weede. Second row: Shirley Warren, Libby House, Fay Lewis, Rhonda Fenstermacher, and Gail Lane. Third rwo: Billie Davis, Joan Bounds, Junaita Colsoon, Rebecca Wall and Faye Overstreet. Student Nurses Association members who were not present when picture was made are: Donna Bailey, Linda Roundtree, Janet Gaskins, Patti Fallis, Brenda Woodfin, Judy Wright, Faye Overstreet, Belinda Weede, Rhonda Fen- stermacher, Gail Lane and Barbara Smith. Patricia C. Jackson Maryna Carpenter 229 PHI THETA KAPPA | ©K. The purpose of Phi Theta Kappa is to recognize arxd encourage scholarship among junior college students. Working toward this goal. Phi Theta Kappa shall provide an op- portunity for the development of leadership and service. It also provides an intellectual climate for exchange of ideas, lively fellowship for scholars, and stimulation of interest in con- tinuing academic excellence. The requirements for initiation are as follows: The student must have completed 12 hours as a full-time student. In these 12 hours he or she must have attaineda B average and the person is then invited to join the organization. 230 Women ' s Recreation Association This association assists the Physical Education Department in providing athletic and recreational activities for the women of Chowan College. The major activities sponsored by the WRA include the women ' s varsity sports program which includes intercollegiate com- petition in volleyball and basketball, and the Chowan Pep Squad. Members of the WRA also co-ordinate the Homecoming and Spring Festival activities. Bottom — Patsy Copeland, Melody Matthews, Robin Andrews Top — Marti Lynch, Ragan Strope, Becfey Culver, Vicfei Rag and, Gay Barden 231 SPANISH CLUB Left to right: Kathy Ritko, Program Chairman: Martha Lynch, Social Chairman; Jane Paul. Secretary; Eddie Lineberry, Treasurer: Danny Holton, President: Wayne Ferguson. Social Chairman: Dr. Morris Carson, Sponsor: and Richard Jackson, Social Chairman. The Spanish Club is composed of approximately 80 students who have had at least one year of college Spanish or its equivalent. The club provides an opportunity for these students to use their knowledge of Spanish in real life situations outside the classroom. Each year the club presents an assembly of Spanish songs, music and dances. This year the Spanish Club presented its program entitled Mexican Fiesta to high schools in Virginia and North Carolina reaching approximately 6,000 high school seniors. On other occasions Spanish Club members represented the college on television by way of the Mildred Alexander Show and the Peggy Mann Show. For Spring Festival each year, the Spanish Club has a Mexican Taco Booth. The Spanish Club feels that language is a personal in- strument and a communicative art: therefore, its fundamental principal is that of reinforcement of Spanish learned in the classroom. The Spanish Club is sponsored by Dr. Morris Carson. 232 Spanish club in action at their recent ' ' Fiesta ' ' The Spanish club in Durham making a T V show 233 SPANISH CLUB Left to right, front row: Ed Lineberry. Bill Bryan, Wayne Ferguson and Mifee Ribet. Second row: Dr. Carson, Dean Alexander, Jennie Easmeil, Nan Forrester, Ruth Shepherd, Kathy Ritko, and Steve Bennett. Third rwo: David Winecoff, Bill Cearley. Steve Winters, Robert Vaughn, David Eley, Nat Wright, Ray Ross, Kenny Lundquist, Joe Forbes, Mark Aiken, Barry Bradberry, and David Silva. Front row, left to right: Kathy Ritko. Martha Lynch, Judy McKain, Phyllis Colston, Joe Duckworth, Cindy Barham, Jennie Easmeil and Mrs. Carson. Second row: David Ennis. Tom Riggs, Ben Liverman. and Steve Bennett. 234 Front row, left to right: Doris Smith, John Williams, Carlos Sultan, Danny Holton, Jane Paul. Second row: Dr. Carson, David Rockwell, Bill Crigler, Bill Coley, Mark Aiken and Kenny Lundquist. Front row, left to right: John Williams, Jim ACker, Mark Starkey. Second rwo: Madalyn Schlegel, Glenn Jones, Debbi Alley, Phyllis Colston, Sue Strickland. Third row: Dr. Carson, David Rockwell, Clarence Hundley, Joel Rose, Paul Hare, Lynwood Reeves, Jerry Bray, Keith Cobb, Austin Moore, Joe Vaughn. 235 CIRCLE K Circle K is a service organization through which college men and women can find a means of responsible student action in their communities and a more active role in the life of their campus. Circle K is in itself a practical laboratory for the development of personal leadership skills and the ' growth of personal initiative in analyzing the needs of our environment and at- tempting to find solutions for them. The list of services rendered by this club is almost endless. Some services performed are: the raising and lowering of the flag in front of McDowell Columns, the promotion of bloodmobile visits in the community and on campus, ushers for drama productions, food donations given to needy families at Thanksgiving, and support for the Fight Against MS. 236 ALPHA PI EPSILON Alpha Pi Epsilon is a national honorary society, which seeks to recognize young people of good moral character, intelligence, leadership, scholarship and superior competence in secretarial subjects. In order to qualify for membership in APE, a student must maintain a B average on all work and must also possess the qualities of accuracy, dependability and initiative. Alph Pi Epsilon is very active on the Chowan campus, engaging in many service-type projects, as well as those for money. Members act as hostesses at the many and varied social functions on our campus, distribute such helpful aids among the student body as How to Write a Letter of Ap- plication, What to Expect During a Job Interview, etc. Money-making activities include such activities as selling candy and Chowan College stationery. Alpha Phi Epsilon members are, front row, left to right: Mary Evans, Judy Davis, Terry Oatman, Betty Roark, Mrs. Dorothy Wallace, sponsor. Second row: Donna Crawford, Jody Litwinowicz, Jeanne Anderson, Debbie Carter, and Kathy Kress. Third row: Terry Shoulders, Betsy Jordan, Linda Powell and Donna Davidson. 237 Chowan College Science Service Organization The Chowan College Science Service Organization consists of dedicated students trying to do a service to Chowan College and the surrounding community. In the past the CSSO has sponsored many projects in an effort to show the Ecological crisis which is at hand. The organization has sponsored Clean-Up Day campaigns including a glass collection program. They constructed a nature irail and sponsored speakers for lectures on Ecology. 238 In recognition of the work done in dramatics here at Chowan College, fifteen students are members of Delta Psi Omega Dramatic Fraternity, Cast 149. This is a national honor society in college dramatics, recognized in over two hundred colleges and universities. Top row: Linda Carawan. Virginia Roberts, Olivia Winslow, Ellen Ward. Bottom row: Ted Dent Bob Wrenn Delta Psi Omega 239 Student Government Association I: ' Student Government Association officers are, left to right, front row: Barry Bradberry, Linda Hill, Chris Lobi, Mike Sternberg. Second row: Mr. Ed Wooten, Advisor, Joel Rose, Tim Brown, and Bob Culver. The Student Government Association of Chowan College is composed of all students: however, an Executive Council heads up the organization. Members of this council are elected by the students through a popular vote. The purpose of the S.G.A. is to represent students in accordance with rules, regulations, and social functions. Through the initiative of the organization the Constitution may be revised or re- arranged. The Student Legislature is also controlled by the S.G.A. The group meets twice a month in order to discuss any problems that may have come up with the students. Many revisions which take place in the Constitution begin in the Student Legislature in the form of a bill. This bill proceeds through numerous steps and finally ends up in Dr. Whitaker ' s office. It is with Dr. Whitaker and the Board of Trustees that final decisions are made. Of the many social events, the Student Government Association is responsible for the entertainment during Spring Festival, Homecoming, and the rest of the year with dances, movies, concerts, and speakers. 240 The main function of the Chowan Surfing Association is to promote surfing on campus. Because of our location, about two and one half hours from Cape Hatteras and one and one half hours from Virginia Beach, Chowan College attracts many persons interested in surfing. The club organizes trips to the resort cities and on occasion organized meets with other colleges. The club has trips planned to Hatteras on several weekends and over our spring break they plan to head for Cocoa Beach, Florida. m Members of the Chowan Surfing Association are, left to right, Wayne Ferguson, Dave Koger, Preston Vernon, Robert Peanut Johnson, Delbert Milton. Second row, Tom Whitehurst, Jim Yarbrough, Bruce Fryer, Mike Albertson, Mark Bailey and Tom Viele. CHOWAN SURFING ASSOCIATION 241 Men ' s Council is composed of. front row, left to right: Lewis Young, Vice- President; Ray Ross, President: Terry Thomas, Secretary: and Eddie Beach. Sergeant-At-Arms. Second row: Herb Hirzel, Willie Davis, Ted Grissom and Hugh Clark. The Men ' s Council has the authority of the college to hear cases of student infractions of rules and regulations. Us authority extends to all students an equal right to a hearing before his peer group. Decisions of this group are the final word in almost every case. MEN ' S COUNCIL 1 242 WOMEN ' S COUNCIL The Women ' s Council, like the Men ' s Council, has the right to hear cases of student infractions. They extend to all students the right to a hearing before their peers. They also have the final say in passing judgement upon students. Women ' s Council members are, front row. left to right: Debbie Bryant Mary Pat truckles Sue Wells. Brenda Woodfin. Second Row: Barbara West, Hilda Escobedo, Dons Smith. Barbara Harrell. Third row: Marlene Miller President- Ann Pell. Vice-President: Judy Davis. Secretary: and Olivia Winslow. Sergeat- at- Arms. 243 SKYDIVING CLUB ' ■■i The Chowan College Skydiving Club, although not one of the most active clubs on campus, is com- posed of men and women who are interested in the art of skydiving. Members are instructed how to freefall, when to open their chute, and how to land. All jumps are made from the nearby Woodland Airport and the group has their own pilot. 244 CHOWAN COLLEGE STAGE BAND The Chowan College Stage Band, better known as Bob Brown ' s Band, is composed of students of the School of Music. The band has appeared in the college talent show and has also played for fund raising affairs in the community. Although little is known about the group on campus, they are an indispensable part of it. In future years, they will become better known because of student interest. Members of Robert Brown ' s Band are, left to right, first row: Jan Chamblee. piano: Ricky Winters, guitar; Professor Bob Brown, saxophone : Joe Fernandez, saxophone: Chip Brown, saxophone: Andy Yakim, saxophone: Jim McLane, trombone: Donnie Craft, trombone. Second rwo: Wilson Quaintance. drums: Brent Whetstone, trumpet: Dave Silva. trumpet: Carl Tilley, trumpet: John Daughtrey, trumpet: and Tim Timberlake, drums. 245 Monogram Club members are. front row, left to right: Mike Reid. Tom Evans. Coleman Coffelt. Rickv Leonard. Andy Pervis. Micky Thompson. Second row: Eddie Herring. Jerry Goney. Pierce Zehler. Jim Stanko. Simmie Taylor, Gary Brock. Third row: Stuart Christian. Terry Wells. Chip Bishop. Ray Brigman. Mark Aiken and Bill Henley. The Monogram Club is composed of young athletes who have lettered in either football, basketball, baseball, track, tennis, or golf. Membership is purely on a voluntary basis. The club is very active in promoting all around goodwill on campus. MONOGRAM CLUB 246 SMOKE SIGNALS staff members of SMOKE SIGNALS are. left to right. Jim Hunter. Bill Bonnell. Nancy Long. Cricket Strawderman. Pat Suit, and Mary Townsend. The staff is pictured as they compa re notes on the paste-up of the newspaper. Heading the SMOKE SIGNALS staff are. left to right. Carol Denton, Associate Editor: Terry Shoulders. Editor; and Richard Jackson. Sports Editor. 247 CHOW ANOKA STAFF fc '  — .« SSm Editors Mark Klevence and Roger McJilton compare notes over the layout of the organization section of the yearbook. Many hours are spent by the editors and their staff in putting the yearbook together. ■ You, the public, only see the finished product. We, the staff, try to keep you informed in order to stir campus in- terest. Many have taken interest in this book, but also many others have not. ' ' Our Gang 248 STUDENT LEGISLATURE Members of the Student Legislature are. top row, left to right: Bob Culver, Mark Aiken, Joel Rose, Debbie Faulkner. Second rwo: Richard Carlton, Bert Ware, Ashley Massey, Jim Scheible. Third row: Mora Leary, Francis Turner, Ellen Dilday, Paula Bass, Sam Ennis, Ted Dent. Fourth row: Herb Lee, Mrs. Stone, faculty sponsor. E. F. 0. ' Berry, and William Fest. 249 A ABERNATHY, ROBERT FRANKLIN Hope ell. Va Business Administration Sports Editor of the Year Book ACKER III. JAMES BREWINGTON V irginia Beach, Va L ' beral Arts V ' ce President of Sophomore Class Spanish Club Circle K Club Student member of Scholarship Commi Who ' s Who in American Junior College ' Associate Head Resident of west Hall ALLEN, LARRY WILSON Angier, N C Pre Education Intramural Sports AIKEN, MARK WHITNEY A++( EN Asheville. N C Liberal Arts Monogram Club 1 year Concert Touring Choir ■ 1 year Spanish Club 1 year Scuba Club - 1 year Tennis Team 2 years SGA Representative - 1 year ANDERSON, CHERYL Norfolk, Va 33 Month Nursing Student Nurses Association ANDREWS, ROBIN Hurlock, Maryland Pre Education WRA President 2 years Phi Theta Kappa, Treasurer, - 2 years Manager of Volleyball 8. Basketball 2 ' Who ' s Who Among Students in Ame Junior Colleges ALBERTSON, RONNIE Portsmouth, Va Pre-EducatiOn Baseball 2 years Monogram Club ALEXANDER, DEAN JAMES Hampton, Va Pre Law ASHE, ROBERT V, Clinton, S,C. Graphic Arts Surf Club Chess Club ASKEW, KENNETH BRYANT Winton, N C Science AUSTELL, ROBERT N Earl, NX- Graphic Arts AVERY III, C PHILIP Richmond, Va Pre Engineering Phi Theta Kappa 1 year B BAGBY, DONALD W Chattanooga Tennes Pre Engineering Scuba Club Phi Theta Kappa BAILEY, ELWOOD CRAIG New ark, Del Graphic Arts BALLARD. JER RY FRANKLIN Por nouti Pre Education Varsity Basketball 1 year Phi Theta Kappa 2 years Monogram Club 2 years BENNETT, SUSAN HAYWOOD Fayetteviile, N C Pre Education Touring Choir BARNES, DAVID TRAVIS Wilhston, S C Business Administration BARNES, H WALLACE JR. Blackstone, Va, Business Administrtion Intramural Sports Director BARRETT, CINDY Nashville, N C Art BEACH, J EDWARD JR. Richmond, Va Graphic Arts Annual Staff 2 years Men ' s Council ■ Sgt. at Arms 2 years Chowan College Security Bureau 2 year BELL, EARL Rocky Mount, N C Liberal Arts BELLAMY, JEWEL FAYE Chesterfield County, Va. Music Phi Thetta Kappa 2 years Community Choir 2 years Who ' s Who in American Junior Colleges Touring Choir 2 years Spanish Program 1 year Talent Show BENNETT, BLAIR Murfreesboro, N C Business Administration BENNETT, JAMES STEVEN Hurt, Va. Liberal Arts Spanish Club Golf BENNETT, TERRELL GENE Norfolk, Va. Pre Education BENSON, RANDAL S Benson, N C Graphic Arts Photographer for Yearbook - Soph year Photographer for Smoke Signals Soph year Photographer for Chowanian Soph year BERKSHIRE. STAN Salisbury, N.C. Pre Education BERNHARD, RAND Raleigh, N C Business Administration BEST, DEBORAH ELAINE Littleton, N C 33 Month Nursing Resident Assistant of Jenkins Dorm 1 year WRA 2 years Manager of Girls Basketball Team 1 year SNA 1 year BICKEL, WILLIAM MICHAEL Northvale, N J Business Administration BLANCHARD, JOHN R , JR Roxobel, N c Adn strat BSU 70 71 CSSO 70 71 BLANCHARD, WILLIAM Ahoskie, N C Edu BORUM, JAMES A. Ill Portsmouth, Va. Pre Education Surf Club BORUM, JERRY Oliver Spring, Tennessee Physical Education Football 2 years BOUNDS, JOAN COX Durham, N C 33 Month Nursing SNA Dor Sen Cou of SGA Co Captain 8. Captain of Bravettes Smoke Signal Staff Homecoming Court Who ' s Who in American Junior Colleges WRA Special Events Chairman WRA Board Bridge Club Vice-President Student Activities Committee Library Committee Cafeteria Committee Constitution Committee Co Chairman of Spring Festival 8. Spring Pagent Intramural Tennis 8. Volleyball BOWEN, CAROL MICHELLE Chesapeake, Va Pre Education Cheerleader 70-71 Treasurer of Freshman Class Spanish Club BOWERS, FREDERICK J JR. Jackson, N C Pre Education Sports Car Club BRADSHAW, JOHN MICHAEL Hampton, Va Graphic Arts Associate Chief Security Officer of Chowan College Security Bureau 2 years Phi Theta Kappa - 1 year BRADSHAW, VANESSA CLIFTON npto Va. Pre Education BRASWELL, EARL WAYNE Emporia, Va Pre Engineering BRAWLEY, ROBERT A. Salisbury, N C Graphic Arts BRAY, JERRY LEE Remlik. Va Liberal Arts Spanish Club 2 years BOEGGEMAN, LINDA Wil Dela 33 Month Nursing SNA 1 year WRA 2 years BRIDEWELL, TRAVIS Toano, Va. Edu Sen 250 BRIGMAN, RAY JENNINGS Lalta, S.C. Busir Adn Basketball ■ 2 years Phi Thata Kappa 2 years Dorm Officer Wfio ' s Wfio in American Junior Colleges Resident Assistant Soph Monogram Club Phi Beta Lambda Soph BRITT, ROBERT CARLTON, JR. Rocky Mount, N C Graphic Arts Varsity Football 1 year Track 2 years Monogram Club 2 years Intramural Sports 2 years BROADDUS, HARRY STANLEY El Paso, Texas Pre-Engineering BROCK, DAVID H Norfolk, Va. Pre Education BROWN, DONNA MARIE Roanoke Rapids, N.C. 33 Month Nursing SNA 69 70 71 72 WRA BROWN, TIMOTHY MICHAEL Hampton, Va. Business Administration Resident Assistant of College Street Hall year Student Activities Committee - 1 year President of Sophomore Class - 1 year Phi Theta Kappa 2 years Associate Head Resident of South Hall 1 year Faculty Student Relations Committee SGA Executive Board 1 year Who ' s Who in American Junior Colleges BROWN, WALLACE F. Jarratt, Va. Pre Education BROWN, WILLIAM J Murfreesboro, N C Pre Education BRYAN, WILLIAM THOMAS JR. Roanoke, Va. Liberal Arts Wrestling Sophomore year BRYANT, DEBORAH LYNN Durham, N C Pre Nursing Women ' s Council 71 72 BRYANT, THOMAS O Handsom, Va. Pre Education BUCHANAN. BILLY E. Rocky Mount, N C Pre Engineering C.S.S.O. BULLOCK, BETTY ANN Ahoskie, N.C Secretarial Administration BUNDICK, WILLIAM J. JR. Bloxom, Va. Pre Education BURMS, MARLA W. Virginia Beach, Va. 33 Month Nursing Cheerleader 2 years Spring Festival Court . 72 Women ' s Council Summer School SNA 1 year Spring PagenI 71 BUSH, HORACE J Delray Beach. Florida Pre Education Football 2 years BYRUM, ELIZABETH CAROLE Suffolk, Va. Science BYRUM, KATHERINE DAIL Eure, N.C. Liberal Arts English Honor Club 1 year Phi Theta Kappa 1 year c CAGLE, TERRY D. Raleigh, N C. Pre Optometry CANADA, EDWARD JR Richmond, Va Pre Education Tennis - 1 year CANSLER, ROBERT S. Wilmington, Delaware Business Administration Intramural Sports CARLTON, RICHARD WELDON Richmond, Va. • Edu Student Legislature Representive Intramural Sports Captain CARROLL, CAROLYN HADDOCK New Bern, N C. Business Education CARROLL, CHARLES ANDREW Newport i ws, Va. Music Touring Choir 2 years Community Choir Spanish Play Intr CARROLL, PAMELA SUE Chesterfield, Va. Music Touring Choir Community Choir Spanish Play CARROLL, WALTER BRUCE Apex, N.C. Science CHAMBLEE, JAN DANIEL Ahoskie, N.C Music Stage Band 2 years Talent Show 2 years CHANDLER, GEORGE DANIEL Greensboro, N C Adn listr, CHANTRY, GARY LEE Chesapeake, Va Pre Engineering Football 2 years Track 2 years Monogram Club 71 72 CHENGOUETH, B GREG Durham, N.C. Pre Education CHERRIX, ROBERT PARKER JR Snow Hill, Maryland Liberal Arts Spanish Club 2 years CICERO, MARIA ZENOBIA Williamsburg, Va. 33 Month Nursing CLARK, CAROL E. Raleigh, N C 33 Month Nursing SNA 2 years BSU 2 years CLARK, HUBERT K JR Newport News, Va Business Education BSU 7071 BSU President 71 72 Men ' s Council 71 72 Touring Choir 70 72 CLAXTON, CHARLES J Virginia Beach, Va Pre Education CLAY, THELMA RHEA Yorktown, Va. Pre Education CLIFTON, DARIUS W Turkey, N C Pre Education COFFELT, COLEMAN Fayetteville, N C Pre Education Football 1 year Football Manager 2 years Monogram Club 2 years Tennis 2 years COLSTON, PHYLLIS KAY Nashville, N.C. Liberal Arts Spanish Club CONNELL, KENNETH RUCKER Brodnax, Va Pre Agriculture Men ' s Council 7071 CONNELLY, JOERN LOU Greenville, N.C. Graphic Arts Dorm Vice President Intramural Volleyball COOLEY, CRAIG Highland Springs, Va. Pre Law Spanish Club 2 years COPELAND, PATSY Suffolk, Va Pre Pharmacy Secretary of WRA Secretary of Phi Theta Kappa Who ' s Who in American Junior Colleges J V Volleyball J.v. Basketball COTTINGHAM, DOUGLAS R. Williamsburg, Va. Pre Education CLOS, DEBBIE Raleigh, N.C. 33 Month Nursing Resident Assistant of Jenkins Dorm 72 WRA SNA 69 70 COBB, KEITH ANDRE Franklin, Va. Liberal Arts Spanish Club CORBITT, THOMAS RUSSELL JR. Sunbury, N C Pre Education COULBOURNE, TOM Virginia Beach, Va. Pre Education CRAWLEY, JAMES LINWOOD Richmond, Va Pre Education Vice President, Mixon Dorm CRENSHAW, ALBERT Charlottesville, Va Pre Education Basketball 1 year CRIGLER, WILLIAM LEWIS Charlottesville, Va. Liberal Arts CULLIPHER, THOMAS L Colerain, N.C. Computer Science 251 CULVER, BECKY Delmar, Delaware Pre Education WRA 2 years Volleyball Team Freshman Year Basketball Team Freshman Year CULVER, ROBERT LEE JR. Salisbury, Maryland Pre-Law SGA Vice President Student Legislature President CUMMINGS, REBECCA ANN Virginia Beach, Va. Pre-Education Student Legislature 1 year WRA - 2 years D DAUGH- REY, JOHM ALLEN JR. Exmore, Va. Pre Education Band DAVIS, ANN C Locust Hill, Va. Pre Education DAVIS, BILLIE LEDREUX Ouintorj. Va. 33 Month Nursing Woman ' s Council 1 year Annual Stall 2 years Freshman Class Secretary Delta Psi Omega 2 years SNA . 3 years Phi Theta Kappa . 1 ' 2 years Surfing Club 1 year DAVIS, JUDY ANNE Wendell NC Secretarial Administration Who ' s Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges Women ' s Council - Secretary - 1 year Alpha Pi Epsilon - Vice-President, President 2 years Phi Beta Lambda . Secretary 1 year Phi Theta Kappa 2 years DAVIS, WILLIE FOSTER II Henderson, N.C. Graphic Arts Circle K 2 years Men ' s Council - 1 year DAWSON, MICHAEL H Charlotte, N.C Graphic Arts DENT, WILLIAM TED Yorktown, Va. Business Administration Baseball Freshman, Sophomore Vice President ol Freshman Class Drama Club Student Legislature Representative Sophomore Phi Beta Lambda Delta Psi Omega DEBERRY, GINGER Roanoke Rapids, N.C. Art Education WRA - 70-71 WRA Vice President 70 Dorm Council Basketball Team . 70 Volleyball Team 70-71 DILDAY, JANE ELLEN Belhaven, N.C. Business Education DOWD, KATHY Edenton, N C. Accounting DRAKE, DEBRA ANN Pre Education DUNTON, EVERETT FRANKLIN Nassawadox, va. Graphic Arts Photographer lor Yearbook - 2 years Photographer lor Smoke Signals - 2 year Photographer lor Chowanian 2 years EAKES, STUART Franklinton, N C Pre Education EASMEIL, JENNIE ANN Newport News, Va Liberal Arts Spanish Club EDDLETON, NORMAN DOUGLAS Ashland, Va. Pre Education Track . 1 year Touring Cho ir - 1 year Intramural Director 1 year Social Co-Chairman ol South Dorm - 2 years EDWARDS, ELIZABETH JANE Courtland, Va. Secretarial Administration Phi Thata Kappa EDWARDS, NANCY CAROL Branchville, Va. 33 Month Nursing ENNIS, SAMUEL RICHARD JR. Salisbury, Maryland Adn listr. C.S.S.O. Vice-President CSS O President Student Legislature ELEY, DAVID W. Newport News, Va. Liberal Arts ESCOBEDO, HILDA AURORA Fayetteville, N.C. 33 Month Nursing Women ' s Council Sophomore Drill Team - 2 years SNA - Freshman year Phi Theta Kappa - Sophomore WRA 2 years Dorm Floor Representative • Sophomore EURE, EDEN EVANGELINE Hertlord, N.C Nursing Intramural Soltball Annual Staff Homecoming Court Freshman 8. Sophomore years EURE, HENRY CURTIS Eure, N.C. Pre Education EURE, SHIRLEY ELAINE Eure, N.C. Pre Education EUTSLER, CYNTHIA SUE Winchester, Va. Pre Education WRA 2 years EVANS, MARY TAYLOR Franklin, Va. Business Education Alpha Pi Epsilon Secretary 2 years Who ' s Who in American Junior Colleges FAIRLESS, EDWARD WADE Harrellsville, N C Business Administration Intramural Coach 71 72 Science Club - 72 FALLIS, PATRICIA DIANE Norfolk, Va. 33 Month Nursing SNA 2 years Delta Psi Omega 1 year Health Committee Women ' s Council Vice President Vice President ol Belk Dorm Freshman Spring Princess - 71 Queen ol Spring 72 FAULKNER, DEBORAH D. Danville, Va. 33 Month Nursing Surling Club 1 year SNA . 2 years 8. Secretary Student Legislative Represnetative 1 year Phi Theta Kappa 1 year Delta Psi Omega 1 year Homecoming Representative lor College Street Hall - 72 1st Runner up of Spring Festival Pagent - 71 Talent Winner of Spring Festival Pagent - 71 3rd Runner up in Talent Fes tival - 72 Student ol the Month 72 Women ' s Council 72 Secretary ol Belk Dorm - 72 FENSTERMACHER, RHONDA RENEE Cincinnati, Ohio 33 Month Nursing Braveftes Freshman year SNA 2 years Assistant Resident Sophomore year Phi Theta Kappa Sophomore year Who ' s Who in American Junior Colleges Secretary ol Nursing Class FERETTINO, DEBORAH A. Durham, N.C. Pre Nursing FERGUSON, AUBREY WAYNE Newport News, Va. Liberal Arts Surling Association 2 years Treasurer Spanish Club . 1 year Delta Psi Omega 1 year FERGUSON, STANTON HYDE JR Roanoke Rapids, N C Accounting FERGUSON, STEVE MELTON Newsoms, Va. Accounting Day Student Organization FERNANDEZ, JOSEPH CARL Richmond, Va. Music Stage Jazz Band Talent Show Intramural Sports FEST, WILLIAM CHARLES, 111 Mt. Holley, N.J Graphic Arts Student Legislature 1 year Year Book Stall 71 72 FINCH, RANDY KIM Henderson, N.C. Graphic Arts FISHER, STEVEN E. Washington, N.C Business Administration Intramural Sports 1 year FLANAGAN, THOMAS R. Virginia Beach, Va. Liberal Arts Spanish Club Intramural Sports FLEET, EDWARD G. Hartfield, Va. Pre Education FORBES, JOSEPH B. Springfield, Va. English Sports Car Club 1 year 252 7071 PRIVETTE, DEBRA FRANCES Wake Forest, N C, Pre Education FRANCIS, MARK L. Lexington Park, Maryland Pre Education Football 2 years FREE, HOLLY MARGARET Decater, Georgia Liberal Arts GATLING, STERLING CALVERT Murfreesboro, N.C Pre Education GERARD, THADDEUS HODGES Washington, N.C Pre-Law GIANNOTTI, JUDY FAYE Rictimond, Va Business Education GIBBS, STEVEN A Hampton, Va. Pre Education Sports Car Club President Intramural Basketball 72 GLEASON, DONALD WAYNE Greensboro, N C. Pre Education GODWIN, SAMUEL M. Benson, N C. Graphic Arts GOLDFARB, STEVEN PAUL Greensboro N.C. Business Administration Business Club Science Club GOLEMBIEWSKI Norfolk, Va, Business Administration Intramural Basketball 8. Volleyball 2 years GOODIN, GEORGE Richmond, Va. Physical Education GORHAM, PAUL ERIC Seabrook, Maryland Business Administration Circle K Club 1 year GRAINGER, DEBORAH R. Tabor City, NC. 33 Month Nursing SNA 2nd Vice President of SNA- Freshman year 1st Vice President of SNA - Sophomore year President of Belk Hall ■ Sophomore year Student Nurse of the Year - Sophomore year Library Committee . Sophomore year BSU - Freshman year GRIFFITH, ALVIN JAMES Franklin, Va. Pre-LawK GRISSOM, TED A. Newport News, Va. Pre-Law Nen ' s Council Touring Choir President GRISSOM, RONNIE Henderson, N.C Education GUTHRIE, DONALD LEE Raleigh, N.C. Business Administration Treasurer of SGA Student Faculty Relations 1 year 1 year BRUCE EDMUND H HALL, WILLIAM RUSSELL, Norfolk, Va. Pre-Education HARDY, DONNA Morehead City, N. C. Medical Secretarial HARRELL, BARBARA ELLEN Colerain, N. C. 33-Months Nursing Phi Theta Kappa Woman ' s Council HARRELL, NANCY REBECCA Jarratt, va. Accounting WRA 2 years HATCHELL, DALE Roanoke Rapids, N. C. Pre-Medical Day Student Association HAYES, DAVID LEE Elkin, N. C. Science CSSO HAYS, JOHN RICHARD Sarasota, Fla. Business Administration Intramural Hall Manager HAYES, NANCY Newport News, Va. Secretarial Administration HENLEY, WILLIAM R. Virginia Beach, Va. Pre Education Baseball 1971, 1972 Monogram Club - 1971 1972 HELMKAMP, JENNIFER Ahoskie, N C. Pre Education Day Student Association HERRING, CHARLES Ahoskie, N.C. Pre-Education Golf, 12 HERRING, EDWARD J. Virginia Beach, Va. Physical Education Baseball 19711972 Monogram Club HIGGINS, JUDITH ANNE Newark, Del Legal Secretarial Admin. Volleyball Team HILL, DAVID A. Beaufort, N.C Pre. Education HILL. LYNDA SUE Newport News, Va. Liberal Arts Cheerleader SGA Officer Female Social Co-Chairman Spanish Club HINER, BEN M. Kinsale, Va. Science HIRSCH, THOMAS Babylon, New York Graphic Arts HIRZEL, H. HERBERT Wilmington, Del. Pre Education Golf Team 71 72 HOBECK, ALAN R. Chester, Va. Pre Forestry Intramurals HOBGOOD, OLIVIA ANN Blackstone, Va. 33 Months Nursing HO( TON, DANIEL VANCE Wilson, N. C. Liberal Arts Spanish Club HOWELL, PHILLIP E, Plymouth, N C. Pre Education HOWELL, VELMA LEE Waldorf, Md Pre Education WRA. Dorm Council Drama Club HOY, NANCY W. Vienna, Va. Secretarial Administration HUBBARD, PAUL MICHAEL Bennettsyille, S. C. Pre Science HUGHES, DUNCAN P., Jr. Colerain, N. C. Pre Forestry HUNDLEY, CLARENCE C, Jr Smithfield, Va. English Spanish Club HUNTER, JAMES THOMAS Oxford, N. C. Graphic Arts Circle K Officer Phi Theta Kappa Officer Smoke Signals Staff Resident Assistant BSU JACKSON, HARRY LEE, Jr. Virginia Beach, Va. Pre Education Monogram Club Varsity Basketball JACKSON, SUE ANNE Suffolk, Va. 33 Months Nursing W.R.A. Student Nurses Association BSU JEFFRIES, HOWARD L., Jr. Durham, N. C. Pre Education JOHNSON, TOMMY RAY Colerain, N C Pre. Education Circle K Resident Assistant JONES, W BROOK Vienna, Va. Pre Science JONES, DEBORAH LAREE Newport News, Va. Pre Education WRA. JORDEN, BETSY JEAN Petersburg, Va. Legal Secretarial Phi Theta Kappa Alpha Pi Epsilon JORDAN, VAUBAN PAYNE Roanoke Rapids, N. C. Business Administration K KAUFFMAN, ROBERT Wilmington, Del. Liberal Arts KELLAM, FRANK Clinton, S. C Graphic Arts 253 KESLER. GEORGE G. Business Administration Social Co Chairman, South Business Club Tennis Team KILLMON, EARL S., Jr. Norfolk, Va. Graphic Arts President of Dorm KING, JOHN WESLEY Suffolk, Va- Pre Education Football, Wrestling Monogram Club KLAUS, DEBORAH ANN Virginia Beach, Va Pre Education Spanish Club Circle K KLEVENCE, MARK C, Concordville, Pa- Graphic Arts Co Editor, Chowanoka Security Bureau KNAUB, MARTHA JEAN Richmond, Va. Pre Education Choir Majorette KOCHEL, CHARLES CHESTER, Greensboro, N, C Pre Science Science Club KOGER, DAVID LEE Norfolk, Va. Business Administration Surfing Association I LANE, GAIL DRAPER Roanoke Rapids, N. C. 33 Months Nursing LaMASTRA, DEBORAH ANN Norfolk, Va Pre Education LATHAM, STEPHEN REID Mocksviile, N c Pre Education LAWRENCE, ROGER NEAL Morehead City, N C Pre Medical Intramural Sports LEE, HERBERT CARL, Jr Richmond, Va Graphic Arts Student Legislature Member Vice President, West Hall Dorm Council LEDFORD, GEORGE Richmond, Va Pre Education LEICESTEN, WILEY STEVENSON Windsor, N C Pre Education Ministerial Alliance LEONARD, DONALD RICHARD Rocky Mount, N C. Business Administration Football Baseball Monogram Club LEVI, GREGORY H LEWIS, PAULINE Winnabow, N C Liberal Arts Volleyball, 1970 71 Basketball, 1970 71 LINDEN2WEIG, WILLIAM PAUL Hanover, va Pre-Education Student Legislature LINEBERRY, JAMES EDWARD Ramseur. N. C. Pre-Education Spanish Club Treasurer LOBI, CHRISTINE M Springfield, Va. Interior Design Cheerleader S-G-A- Historian Dorm Council LOFLIN, SIDNEY E- Denton, N C- Pre-Education LONGEST, JOHN DAVID Richmond, Va Pre Medical MCKILLIPS, MICHAEL JAMES Ale ndrii Don iiden LOYD, ROY EDWARD Palmyra, Va, Business Administration Circle K LUNDQUIST, KENNETH JAMES Richmond, Va. Liberal Arts Phi Theta Kappa Drama, Set Crew Spanish Club LUSHAO, ROBERTO LOWE Cindar Boh Pre Engineering LYNCH, MARTHA B. Virginia Beach, Va. Spanish Spanish Club 70 72 Social Co Chair Delta Psi Omega 72 Chowan Players 72 WRA Floor Representative 71 72 SGA Floor Representative 71 72 M Ber ' Engineering MARAW, JOHN A Richmond. Va. Health 8. Physical Education MARTIN, CHARLES Roanoke, Va. Graphic Arts MARTIN, DONNIE E Roanoke, Va Graphic Arts MASON, JOSEPH WILLIAM Mocksviile, N C Pre. Engineering MASSEY, ROSE WILLEY Ahoskie, N C Pre-Education WRA Sophomore year Thi Theta Kappa ■ Sophomore year Who ' s Who Among American Junior 72 MATZEN, DEBBIE Virginia Beach, Va. Physical Education Cheerleader - 2 years Cheerleader Captain ■ Sophomore yi MCJILTON, ROGER NORWOOD JR Salisbury, Maryland Business Administration Co Editor of 1972 Chowanoka Dorn Graphic Arts Vice-President of SoutI Intramural Sports Intramural Unit Manager MCNEAR, THOMAS MAXWELL npto Va- Business Administration Treasurer of Circle K Club - 70-71 71-72 Annural Staff 71 72 MERRITT, RICK Ml- Holly, New Jersey Graphic Arts Yearbook Production Manager Men ' s Intramurals Intramural Unit Manager MICHIE, JOHN RANDOLPH Chesapeake. Va Pre-Education Basketball 8. Baseball 2 years Monogram Club MILLER, MARLENE KAY Raleigh, NC- Nursing Delta Psi Omega 2 years Drill Team - Sophomore year SNA - 2 years President of Woman ' s Council Sopomore year President of Belk Dorm 71 MILLER, MARY JENNIFER Princeton. NC- 33 Month Nursing SNA 1 year Resident Assistant Drill Team 2 years Chowan College Health Committee - 2 years Intramural Volleyball 1 year Secretary of Belk Dorm MILLER, SHARYN E. Fredericksburg, Va. Pre Education Drill Team 1 Semester Chapel Choir . 1 Semester WRA - 2 years MINGIN, JACK DAVID Smithfield, Va Pre Education MONTAGN Norfolk, V FRANK PAUL Dorm Legislature 1 year MOORE, AUSTIN N. Branchville, Va, Liberal Arts Spanish Club MOORE. WILLIAM CHARLES Suffolk, Va Pre Education Surfing Club 70-71 SSU 70 71 Varsity Tennis 71 72 Social Co Chairman of West Dorm 71 72 MOORE, KATHY A. Virginia Beach, Va. Nu iing OWARD, JR SNA WRA MOORE, WILLIE South Boston, Va Pre Law President of South Hall 71 MONFALCONE, GEORGE E. Hampton, Va Business Administration MORRIS, JERRY A Haw River, N.C. Liberal Arts Head Resident 70 71 Who ' s Who in American Junic Phi Theta Kappa 2 years Con 1 ye 254 N NAPIER, SCOTT ROSS High Point, N.C. Graphic Arts Men ' s Intramural Football Baptist Student Union Spanish Club Talent Show 71-72 NOBLES, ALLAN EUGENE Hopewell, Va, Pre Education Letterman in Football - 2 y NOLAND, JACKIE S. Newport News, Va. Pre Education Bravettes WRA Spanish Club NORTON, DAVID L Chesapeake, Va, Pre-Education NUCKOLS, MARY PAT Portsmouth, Va- Pre. Education Women ' s Council Secretary of Belk Hall Resident Assistant o O ' BERRY, EDWARD F. Ill New Bern, N.C. Pre Education Football 2 years Track 1 year ODEN, STEPHEN DALE Pinetown, N.C. Pre Education OVERBY, DENNIS WAYNE Boykins, Va. Pre Science Phi Theta Kappa OVERSTREET, MARILYN FAYE ling Representati PARKER, KATIE VAUGHAN Murfreesboro, N.C. 33 Month Nursing PARR, STEVEN D. Charlottesville, Va. Pre Education PAUL, JAYNE MICHELE Orange Park, Florida Elementary Education Spanish Club 2 years Secretary of the Spanish Club PEEDE, MICHAEL ROGER Ahoskie, N.C Pre-Pharmacy PELL, ANN ELLA Chesterfield, Va. Pre Education Freshman Homei College Street Dorm Freshman Spring Pagent Represnetati Belk Hall Sophomore Homecoming Representati Belk Hall Sophomore Spring Pagent Representati Belk Hall Vice President of Women ' s Council PERRY, EDWARD MITCHELL Charlottesville, Va. Business Administration PERRY, RONALD Ahoskie, N.C. Pre. Education Baseball 2 years Monogram PETTUS, CHARLES RICHARD JR Shelby, N.C. Graphic Arts Phi Theta Kappa - 2 years Intramural Council . Secretary 1 year Dorm Council Secretary 1 year PETTY, CHERYL JEAN Chapel Hill, N.C. Q 33 month Nur SNA 2 year Drill Team Women ' s Counc POND, JOHN Chesapeake, Va sterial ng 1 ye Pre Mir BSU 1 ye PORCH, ALVIN QUINTON Lumberton, N.C. Football 2 years 33 Month Nursing Track 2 years Secretary 8. Treasurer of Belk Hall 1 year Monogram Club President of Beld Hall Sophomore year POWELL, MARGARET ELLEN 1st Vice President of SNA . Sophomore year Rocky Mount, N C. President of SNA 3rd year 33 Month Nursing Treasurer of Sophomore Class . Sophomore SNA year Drill Team - Freshman year President of Phi Theta Kappa Sophomore WRA year PREDDY, MICHAEL THOMAS Homecoming Court . Sophomore year Durham, N C. Spring Festival Queen Sophomore year Pre Education Who ' s Who in American Junior Colleges PRITCHARD, DEBORAH OXINDINE, DAVID Portsmouth, Va. Wheaton, Md. Business Education Graphic Arts PRUITT, JUANITA G. Track 2 years Brookneal, Va. p 33 Month Nursing PUCKETT, NANCY EVELYN Rocky Mount, N C. Pre Nursing WRA 2 years Library PALACID, MARK Virginia Beach, Va. Business Administration Men ' s Counvil ■ Sophomore ye QUAKENBUSH, JUDITf- Graham, N.C Pre Education R RAWLES, JOHN WILLIAM JR Newport News, Va. Pre. Engineering RAY, GEORGE THOMAS Haw River, N.C. Math REECE, DON BRADLEY Hanover, Va Pre Education Circle K Club REEVES, LYNWOOD Clinton, N C Liberal Arts REID, MICHAEL DUANE Cape Charles, Va. Pre Education Monogram Club Track Phi Theta Kappa RHODES, JOHN SNEAD Williamsburg, Va Pre Education Baseball Team - Freshman year RICE, SANDI Virginia Beach, Va Liberal Arts Cheerleader 71 Head Cheerleader 72 Floor Representative of Columns in V Homecoming Representative Spring Festival Secretary of Foreign Language Depar 71. 72 RICHARDS, R. LEE Charlottesville, Va. Pre Education RICHEY, ELIZABETH Charlotte, N C Day Student Organization Secreta RIGGIN, SUSAN Richmond, Va Pre Education Touring Choir Treasurer of Sophomore Class Chess Club ROBERTS, GEORGE I. JR. High Point, N C Fine Arts ROBERTS, VIRGINIA Wilmington, Delaware Pre Education Touring Choir 2 years Community Chorus 2 years Alpha Psi Omega ROCKWELL, DAVID LEE Petersburg, Va. Pre Law Intrumural Unit Manager 2 year Spanish Club Sophomore year ROLES, NORMAN W Conemaugh, Penh. Pre Education Basketball 2 years Monogram Club 1 year 255 ROLFE, JAMES THOMAS ROGERS, JOSEPH CHARLES Jersey Graphic Arts ata appa M ! Surfing Club Yea -book Staff ROGERS, ROGER R Williamsburg, Va Pre Education ROSE, JOEL W Clinton, N,C Liberal Arts Student Legislature Chowan Players - 1 Delta Psi Omega ; Student Government Relations Comn Student ( ROSS, RAY W, JR. Chesapeake, Va. Pre Law President of Mens Council ROTHROCK, MARNETTE G Hyatlsville, Md Pre Nursing J V Volleyball Team ■ 71 Dorm Council 71 ROYAL, W SCOTT Virginia Beach, Va. Business Administration RUSSELL, TOMMY Morehead City, N.C. Pre Education s SALYERS, DALE G Atlanta, Georgia Pre-Education BSU 70-71 Skydiving Club 71 72 SAMMONS, EDDIE K. Roanoke Rapids, N C. Pre-Medical SAUIMDERS, MARTIN ALAN Virginia Beach, Va Pre. Education SCHAIBLE, JAMES M Wilmington, Delaware Pre Education NSEA - Vice President Wrestling Team - 72 SCHULTZE, EUGENE WILLIAM JR Selma, N C Pre-Education Football 2 years National Honor Society - 2 years SCOTT. CYNTHIA LEE Durham, N C 33 Month Nursing SELBY, CHERYL BONITA Wilhamston, N C Se reta Adn Resident Assistant of Jenkins Dorm Social Co Chairman of Jenkins Hall SHELTON, AUBREY L JR- Norfolk, Va Fine Arts Men ' s Council 1 year SILVA, DAVID JOSEPH Los Angeles, California Pre Law College Stage Band 1 year Circle K Club 1 year SMITH. BERNICE LONG MRS Seaboard, N C. Education SMITH, BRENDA STOKES, CARY BRELKINRIDGE e, Va Edu STOVER, DEAN BOONE Richmond, Va Graphic Arts Men ' s Intramural Sports SMITH, DORIS STRICKLAND. LAVEETA SUE Wilson, N C Stedman, NC. Liberal Arts Sociology Homecoming Courts 2 years Phi Theta Kappa 2 years Spring Festival Court English Club Freshman year Maid of Cotton Representative WRA 2 years WRA Spanish Club 2 years Vice President of Spanish Club Sophomore Class Secretary Women ' s Council SUGGS, WILBERT LOUIS SMITH, DIANE LYNETTE Richmond, Va. Graham, N C Graphic Arts Graphic Arts Track Women ' s Varsity Volleyball Team 2 years Wrestling Women ' s Varsity Basketball Team 2 years SULLIVAN BETTY JOSEPHINE SMITH, HAYWOOD ANDERSON Richmond, Va. Hertford, N C Fine Arts Business Administration WRA Representative 1 year SMITH, JOHNNY Dorm President 1 year Smithfield, N C SWANN, STAFFORD M Pre Education Lottsburg, Va Intramural Sports Unit Manager 1 year Pre Education Varsity Track SYDNOR, WAYNE M SMITH, THOMAS OSMAN JR West Point, va. Rocky Mount, N C Pre Education Business Administration Phi Theta Kappa - 71-72 SMITH, VERA E Drama Workshop - 72 Como, N C- Secretarial Administration SMITHDEAL, ROBERT C Richmond, Va. Business Administration SPARWEHIS, CHARLES STANLEY Chesapeake, Va. Business Administration SPENCER, JOHNNIE L Norfolk, Va. Pre-Engineering Chowan College Surfing Associatior SPELL, BARRY SCOTT Durham, NC. Accounting STARKEY, LINDA S. Rio Grande, New Jersey Liberal Arts STARKEY, MARK EDWARD Chesapeake, va Liberal Arts Spanish Club STEPHENSON, NEWTON READ Garysburg, NC Pre Science STEPHENSON, PAUL TAYLOR Gumberry, N C Business Administration STERNBERT, MICHAEL GARY T Will. sburg, Va TAYLOR, CLIFTON W. Onancock, Va. Pre-Agriculture Circle K Club TAYLOR, WALTER H Beaufort, NC Pre Education TAYLOR, SEMMIE ZEMA JR Delray Beach, Florida Pre Education Football 2 years Monogram Club 2 years TAYLOR, STEVEN CURTIS Roanoke Rapids, N C Pre-Education Drama TILLEY, MARY ELIZABETH Durham, N C 33 Month Nursing SNA Freshman year Dorm Council Sophomore year Secretary of Parachute Club Sopho WRA 2 years THOMAS, JAMES Philadelphia, Penn. Pre Optometry Vice President of SGA President of SGA 71 72 Student Faculty Relations Commi ' Cafeteria Committee 71 72 President of Student Legislature Student Activities Committee 71- Entertainment Committee 71 72 STEVENS, DONALD R JR Cambridge, Maryland Liberal Arts STEWART, JAMES Sandston, Va Pre-Engineering President of Chowan Parachute Cli man year Student Senate Freshman year Quartermaster of Chowan Parach Sophomore year •Edu tion Football 2 years THOMPSON, LINDA JO Norfolk, Va Music Touring Choir 2 years Graduation Committee Sophomore year Spring Court Sophomore year Cafeteria Committee Freshman year Community Choir 2 years Drum Bugle Corp. THOMAS, TERRY LEWIS Atlantic, Va Pre Agriculture Men ' s Council 70 71 Men ' s Council Secretary Tresury 71 72 THOMPSON, DANIEL WILSON Halifax, Va- Art Education 256 THOMPSON, ROBERT DREW Martinsburg, West Virginia Pre-Education Track THORNE, MARTHA TAYLOR Nashuille. N,C Pre Education cnoir 1 year Ad Hoc Committee 1 year Dorm Council 1 year Volley Vail Team 1 year THROWER, H MICHAEL Rictimond, Va Liberal Arts Spanish Club TOWNSEND, MARY ROZINE Norfolk, Va. Pre Education Newspaper Staff 1 year Residen t Assistant of Belk Hall— 1 year TRAVIS, ROY FRANKLIN Lexington, NC. Graphic Arts TRENT, STEPHEN GRIMSLEY Portsmouth, Va. Pre Education TUCKER, BRArLEY Raleigh, N C Pre Education TURNER, FRANCES JANE Springfield, Va Secretarial Administration Floor Representative Student Legislature Representative m Spring Festival for Je Dorm Representative for E TWINE, WILLIAM B Norfolk, Va, Pre Education Hcrr V VAN, MIKE CUREN Portsmouth, Va VANN, HARRY SULLIVAN Murfreesboro, N C. otball 71 i AUGHAN, JOSEPH N. Murfreesboro, N C Pre Journalism Spanish Club i AUGN, ROBERT R. High Point, N C Pre Law Spanish Club i ANCANNON, TERRY CHARLES Asheboro, N C Pre Lavii Wre ars w WAGSTAFF, BRINKLEY Wendell, NC Pre Education Golf 1 year WALKER, LARRY Pawley ' s Island, S.C. GraphicArts WALKER, SUSAN Culpeper, Va One Year Secretarial WALL, LANA REBECCA Raleigh, N.C- 33 Month Nursing Women ' s Council 1 year Assistant Resident 2 years Class President of Student Nur WARLICH Windsor , RONALD G, N C WARREN, GARY FINTON Murfreesboro, N C WARREN, PAUL ERIE III Rocky Mount, N C WARREN, SHIRLEY REBECCA 33 Month Nur Won Cou .1 - I ye Student Nurses Associi WATKINS, ROBERT R Suffolk, Va Pre Education Phi Theta Kappa WATSON, CHARLES H Virginia Beat Business Adrr Choviian Cone Chowan Comi T. Va strati Chowan Stage Band 71 WATSON, HERBERT BENSON Atli Va Liberal Arts Spanish Club Track WATSON, RICHARD WILLIAM Atlantic, Va Liberal Arts Spanish Club 70 72 WATSON, SCOTT Norfolk, Va. Art WAXMUNSKI, ROGER DENNIS West Point, va Pre Education Baseball 2 years Monogram Club Unit Manager of Intramurals WEEDE, BELINDA Rocky Mount, N C 33 Month Nursing Vice President of Nursing Class Nomination Committee for State SNA Sophomore Advisor SNA WEEKS, BRENDA KAY Fayetteville, N C. Graphic Arts WRA 2 years Bravettes ■ 2 years WELLS, ELLA SUE Enfield, NC. 33 Month Nursing SNA ■ 1 year Women ' s Council 1 year Phi Theta Kappa 1 year WEST, ALLEN PARKER Littleton, NC. Business Administration Social Co-Chairman of Mixon Dorm man year Phi Beta Lambda Sophomore year WEST, BARBARA JANE Wilmington, Delaware 33 Month Nursing SNA Freshman year Women ' s Council Sophomore year WRA 2 years WHALEY, RICHARD L Ahoskie, N C Pre Education Day Student Organiza WHETSTONE, BRENT ROBERT Columbus, Ohio Music Track Team 71 Stage Band 2 years Circle K Club 1 year WHITE, RANDALL C. Falls Church, Va. Art WHITELEY, ELLA Linwood, Pa. 33 Month Nursing Phi Theta Kappa Student Legislature WRA SNA 1 year WHITEHURST, HILERY THOMAS JR Gibbs Woods, NC Liberal Arts Surf Club 2 years WHITEHURST, LARRY Chesapeake, Va Pre Education WHITEHURST, LLOYD GRANDY Portsmouth, Va Liberal Arts Hall Representative Student Legislature WHITLOW, JOHN HARVEY Virginia Beach, Va Pre Education WIGGINS, SARAH ELIZABETH Cofield, NC Secretarial Administration Intramural Softball Volleyball 70 71 Phi Beta Lambda 70 71 WILKINSON, CHIP Suffolk, Va. Art Stude Intrai Legi WILLIAMS, JOHN SAMUEL Portsmouth, Va Liberal Arts Spanish Club Phi Theta Kappa WILLIS, DAVID BENNIE, JR Morehead City, N C Pre Education WILLIS, GREGORY D. Alexandria, Va Pre Education Football Intramural Basketball Baseball WILLIS, LYMAN EASON III Eastville, Va Edu Baseball 71 72 WILLIS, SUE GARNER Newport, N C Pre Education Who ' s Who in American Junior Phi Thetta Kappa 72 WILSON, CHARLES EDWARD Rocky Mount, N C Pre Education WILSON, MARCHE SUE Richmod, Va. Liberal Arts Absente Committee 1 year POWELL, ALFRES WINFIELD Roanoke Rapids, N C. Adn 257 WINGERTER, ANTON DOUGLAS Durham, NC Pre-Medrcal Who Who ' s in American Junior Colleges WINSLOW, OLIVIA EDITH Norfolk, Va Pre Education WRA Y WRA ■ Student CoCha Women ' s Council Sergeant at Sophomore year Women ' s Council - Alternate ■ Freshi Delta Psi Omega Sophomore year Dorm Council Sophomore year WINTERS, JOSEPH RICHARD JR Portsmouth, Va Pre Education WOOD, DEBBY Ashland, Va. Art Education WOOD, TERRY Richmond, Va. Liberal Arts WOODCOCK, VICTOR ALLEN Rocky Mount, N C Graphic Arts WOODFIN, BRENDA Y NewCanton, Va. Sophomore year YOPP, BARBARA L. Sneads Ferry, N C. Pre-Nursing YOUNG, LEWIS C. Salisbury, Maryland Business Administration Vice-President of Men ' s Council 2ACH, WILLIAM J. Portsmouth, Va. Business Administra ZELLEY, M. APRIL Mt. Holly, N-J- 33 Month Nursing Volleyball 1 year SNA - 1 year WRA ■ 2 years Women ' s Council 33 month Nu mg BSU 1 year SNA . 2 years Corresponding Secretary of SNA Women ' s Council 71-72 Drill Team 72 Beta Kappa 72 WOMBLE, JANET LEE Raleigh, NC. English Liberal Arts Dorm Council 2 years Resident Assistant 1 v Scholarship Committee Cafeteria Committee i Yearbook t year Touring Choir 1 ' 2 yea BSU WORLEY, PATTI Yorktown, Va. Liberal Arts Spanish Club Bravettes WRIGHT, JUDY G Gasburg, Va 33 Month Nursing SNA - 2 years Phi Theta Kappa 2 ye WRIGHT, NAT Charlottesville, Va- Liberal Arts Football Basketball Spanish Club WYNNS, JOSEPH B. JR. Eure, NC. Pre Education Golfl 2 years BSU 258 259 260 M c D O W E L L C O L U M N S Officers of McDowell Columns are, left to right, first row: Linda Carawan, Beth Tilley, Donna PuUen. Second rwo: Mencie Lassiter. and Janet Womble. 261 Officers of College Street Hall are, left to right, first row: Kenny Thomas. Steven Benoit. Second row: Tyke Panagas, Robert Lovick. Top: John Byrd. COLLEGE STREET HALL 262 B E L K H A L L Officers picture was not taken due to lack of cooperation on the part of Belk Hall officers. 263 JENKINS HALL •Wn WWWW-ljIIBai; Officers of Jenkins Hall are, left to right. Betsy Thompson, Chris Lobi, Cheryl Shelby, Ginger DeBerry. and Velma Howell. 264 EAST HALL Officers of East Hall are, left to right: Terry Cagle, President: Joe Gro. Social Co- Chairman: E. F. O ' Berry. Vice-President: and Gary Brock. Secretary. 265 WEST HALL Officers of West Hall are, left to right: Doug Wingerter, Treasurer; Herb Lee. Vice-President: Ricfe Pettus, Secretary: Larry Ellis, Social Co-Chairman: David Longest, President. I ot pictured is Bill Moore, Social Co-Chairman. vsaESi E. 266 M I X O N Officers ofMixon Hall are. left to right: C. J. Bordeaux. President: Jay Tilley, Social Co-Chairman: Danial Musselwhite. Social Co-Chairman. Not pictured are Richard Harrison. Vice-Preisent: and Johnny Brown. Secretary and Treasurer. 267 SOUTH HALL The Officers of South Hall Would Not Co-Operate to the Extent of Gathering to Have Their Picture Made 268 Our special thanks . Aiier VJOl ' def 0.r arV ' eJJ° stu ' M ' repf ento ' lioi ' this cce the Pt ' 1 the 1972 dfO ing e ' bers AVbe joT do nes rne ' ' Cho « this ano oeaf hos Cho ' left ' V e true ,theV in the thr ong ' ,this ' pror ises voos cho sen „odor ' ome- The the tne ..poe ' song ' taffj ::de-- praV« ntf« Ung that ndV Ibun the John penv ,ing poe ' arh. ' it g ' tien • ade ' ,thos , voho oufs Stan ' pass jriend those stW- ron ' ses prof daf ises «° L.rse J rnO ' toy lOll ' ' reftec ' ouf ting pra poe thas ' tns yers e.f.V erie the ene ■11 re ' nil ' mies fien theP bef- ,ure thef ar nua are OUT ' oecv satisi ' ' .ruiV ' aitVv ' nce lion ' the [do cha lie nge the e3 P« ing ence .n e thing neN that {rien ' ,vcfV ' ds, one oeoP nhs ' ,W .itho that ' ohon Ihef ' ne voou ' forg ;hin dness ' pef ' J° ' WilVi ' dto wv del- ship id ' ludar innua adefs tan ' ding Her whe- man the ; ■ ' , for G ' xrithout throu ' vooui ' gVxOV ■ the .n est rxdthe stu ' ,nee : arhr .dhi ' ; dents. andV V itn libie- obbie theif tVieir con ' bine ' deJ Abe rna ' thV oon rulV rna ' Mer the ritt pa ' . Grapi Mts ' Ben _ the rtdi- .dents son ' f ra nh ooh the succ ' voho pun ' ess Cha ' voas .ton ' there ,hose joe «hene ver the Ri ' ch rlie Ma rtin. V fii .llie adtv rne lline ver ' thei ' ' lihe ' .3ctra« nh ,tha ' eoce AU ' jor .breV tVP ' ' She Iton Jor His art ,tha ,r hs ' , dSP« jorg ,tten- the spoT he lea thef see tion Jo lEr- ' onne :IW .d a ' ,ncV rne ' df ,rh .this inP ' .aste- ;that iOnV ,tvxing best reg •dtess eJCpe of P ' nce ' rsona con] enjov PE {ther care i jour crV the 1972 •Cho ' . 0. ' oha eni ' hop ' ,ye ' dp that repi VO ring ' fof the jdito this pu ' blica tion ' m ' .ch ' EDIT Roge jAar OP-S 1972 :H0 At oi ' KVeV ilto ' ' ence 269 THE PORTRAITS IN THIS YEARBOOK WERE MADE BY SMITH STUDIO Photographers of Raleigh OHiciol Photographers For THE 1972 CHOW ANOKA 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 270 Their smiles, their cheerful looks make one think Is this what life is all about . . . This feeling inside is felt in dreams. But dreams go wandering off in the night. They walk along without a care, with a glow of spring. With each and all their happiness to share. To reach this chord is one ' s life ' s hope. The harmony inside. Running through a honey dew field of rippened wheat Or walking along the golden sandy beaches of the ocean, This feeling inside is refreshing to all. Looking up to a cloudy blue sky to see only a single Bird inflight, or watching the waters of a river flowing by . . . and laughing at something that makes one cry. Lying on one ' s back, looking up at a full moon On a clear night, and trying to think what ' s right. These feelings inside, these hopes, dreams bring. Happiness and peace to all mankind. The tide comes in, the tide goes out . . . The world with troubles comes in, harmony goes out. . . Windy it was this day in my mind. .IT 271 Whitaker Library Chowan College Do not take from library