Chowan College - Chowanoka Yearbook (Murfreesboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1980 volume:

To ci rculate within the 1 i brary Table of Contents Dedication 2 Theme 8 Administration 13 Departments 18 Photo Stories 40 Special Events 60 Etc ™ Sports 10 ° Feature Section I 42 Class Section 150 Decade Section 207 Student Directory 220 THE CHOWANOKA CHOWAN COLLEGE Murfreesboro, North Carolina 1979-80 Volume XXXW CHOWANOKA DEDICATION The person we honor with this yearbook edition is relatively new to the faculty of Chowan College, and is completing his second year of ser- vice in the life and progress of this institution. Even in this short span of time, he has gained the high respect and esteem of his students for dedica- tion to the teaching profession, and for his deep concern and genuine in- terest for his students. In addition to his many duties and responsibilities in the photography classrooms and laboratories, he has unselfishly given countless hours in his role as academic advisor to this publication. Our token of appreciation is small and inadequate; however, we, the yearbook staff of 1980, do gratefully and affectionately dedicate this volume of THE CHOWANOKA to our friend and professor . . . Douglas Lloyd Gleason Chowan College Board of Trustees Mrs. Kate M. Allen Rev. J. Felix Arnold Mr. Norman S. Beeks Mr. Edwin Branch L. M. Brinkley Mr. Randy V. Britton Mrs. Sally Cherry Mr. T .L. Craft Rev. Clyde Davis Mrs. Grady P. Davis J. E. Ferebee James H. Ferebee Alvis Poe Flemming Mr. Shelby Freeman Mr. W. Monroe Gardner Rev. Clarence E. Godwin J. J. Harrington Bob F. Hill, Sr. Mr. E.L. Hollowell Mike H. Johnson Rev. Phillip King Mr. Norfleet O. McDowell Rev. Joe D. McLean Charles L. Revelle, Sr. Mr. J. Guy Revelle, Jr. Mr. C. Urbin Rogers Mr. Henry Skinner, Jr. Mr. John Sledge Mrs. Charles Lee Smith, Jr. Mrs. Ethel K. Smith Mr. Robert B. Spivey Miss Emma G. Stephenson Mrs. Etta Stokes Jennings B. Teal Mr. Dewey W. Wells Senator Vernon E. White HONOR ' S DAY 79 Intramural Championship (Female) First Floor Jenkins Hall Intramural Championship (Male) Mixon Hall Exchange Club Scholarship Hal Henderson Joseph Lee Parker Scholarship for Physical Fitness Chet Wade Maxey Most Outstanding Athlete (Female) Anita M. Durham Most Outstanding Athlete (Male) Vincent F. Lococo Alpha Pi Epsilon Scholarship Award Pamela Mary Hall International Scholarship Award Surachai Fongamornkul Outstanding Graduate in Graphic Arts Ronald Joe Stephenson Outstanding Graduate in Photography Wilson Wise Hitchings Outstanding Graduate in Newswriting Susan Lynn Pate and Allen Davis III Outstanding Sophomore in Art Nancy Steelman Drama Award David Shea Baker Mary Pierce Music Scholarship Keith Dills Department of Business Academic Award Cynthia Lee Drake Social Science Club Award Craig Ammons Mary E. Wood Science Award Ann Elizabeth Bueche Day Student Scholarship Award Patricia J. Langley Best All Around Student Pamela Mary Hall Superior Citizenship Award Tandy Dunn Merit Award Bertha Mokake Highest Scholastic Average (Freshman) . . . Pamela Gayle Cross andRochel Mary Roland Highest Scholastic Average (Sophomore) Jean Elizabeth Sexton GRADUATION OF 79 Rainy weather ruined student ' s hopes for an outdoor graduation in Squirrel Park. Last minute preparations are made in the auditorium of McDowell Columns. Above: Mr. Nicholson makes sure all are present and instructs graduates prior to commencement. Right: Tandy Dunn receives his gold tassel. n ri w Students get ready . for the big event. The time finally arrives and students sit in an- ticipation. The Class of ' 79 becomes official. Commencement Marshals Pamela Cross, Co-Chief Rochel Roland, Co-Chief Cynthia Gray Karen Hopwood Mitchell White WE ' RE SOMETHING SPECIAL! During the 1970 ' s, Chowan College experienced a decade of change, evaluation, and continued progress. The early years brought a dramatic increase in the enrollment, which soared to a high of almost 1,500 students. This growth had been made possible by the opening of a new men ' s dormitory during the decade. The new $1.3 million science-engineering facility was opened in January, 1973. The new $2.5 million gymnasium- physical education center was nearing completion in December, 1979. Also, during the ' 70s, extensive repair and renovation work was done to McDowell Columns. Two interior walls were replaced and the chapel-auditorium was completely renovated. During the 1972-73 academic year, Chowan faced a new challenge brought on by a sharp enrollment decline and ris- ing costs. The reduced enrollment to approximately 985 had been anticipated by the administration and Board of Trustees. The college responded by seeking ways to tighten its belt without sacrificing the quality of its academic pro- gram. Chowan also embarked on a period of evaluation and study. The college emerged with new programs and emphases, geared to broaden its service to students. As a result of a study of the interests and needs of its students, a number of career education programs were initiated during the ' 70s to complement Chowan ' s traditional emphasis in liberal arts. These include photography, newswriting and advertising, comercial art, and merchandising management. All have proved popular with students. Additional services and personnel were provided through the Department of Student Development in the areas of guidance and counseling and residence hall living. More attention was given to helping provide students with finan- cial aid. The college reaffirmed its heritage as a Baptist college devoted to helping the individual student realize his poten- tial through mental, physical and spiritual growth. With the change of status of Wingate College to a four-year school, Chowan was left as the only two-year college sponsored by the Baptist State Convention of North Carolina. This has proved to be a plus for the college. Campus evaluation was accelerated by the participation of the college in the institutional self-study during the 1977-78 calendar years. This led to Chowan receiving reaffirmation of its accreditation. Chowan has been strenghtened by this period of study and innovation. Since the mid-seventies, the enrollment has stabilized in the area of 1,000-1,100 students. Another cause of optimism as Chowan enters the ' 80 is the level of financial support the college enjoyed during the past decade. The Annual Giving Fund goal has been met each year since the program was launched in 1974. The amount received has increased from $50,000 the first year to over $65,000 during 1978-79. The success of the Annual Giving Fund Program has helped Chowan to continue to operate in the black, something the college has done for the past 22 years. Chowan alumni have increased their support. A Parents Association has been formed and is providing support. The $2.5 million Chowan received in pledges and gifts for its new gymnasium doubled its previous largest campaign to construct the new science-engineering facility. Chowan is now emphasizing its general endowment program. Endowment has reached $2 million and the college has announced a goal of $5 million within three years and a goal of $50 million within a generation. During the ' 70s, Chowan ' s athletic teams brought acclaim to the college. Among the more notable achievements are the basketball team winning two straight regular season conference championships and placing second in the regional meet in 1979; the football team compiling a record of nine winning seasons and sending scores of players, including a number of all- Americans, to senior colleges; and the baseball team compiling an enviable won-loss record. The women ' s varsity program has also been strengthened. The 1979 volleyball team placed second in the regional tournament, its highest finish ever. The 1979-80 women ' s basketball team compiled one of the school ' s best records ever. During the past decade, Chowan became known, more than ever before, as the area ' s cultural and fine arts center. The art program was begun within the Fine Arts Department and the Chowan Art Gallery opened. Many attractions in dance, music and drama have been presented to the enjoyment of the campus and the larger community. In its growth to a place of prominence as one of the nation ' s finest private, two-year colleges, Chowan has been helped by many different people. Among the forefront of the volunteer leaders and workers have been the members of the board of Trustees and Board of Advisors. The student body and alumni have played an important role in Chowan ' s progress and in molding the college into what it is today. The closeness of the faculty and staff and their mutual respect and appreciation for each other is a strength from which will spring even greater success and progress during the 1980s. —President Bruce E. Whitaker A Little Unusual... DR. WHITAKER Although a college president is expected to have everything under control at all times, the family dog, Trixie, ' frequently gets out of line. On one oc- casion, the faculty and student alike enjoyed wat- ching my reaction in chapel when I was making a very important address to the Chowan community. I noticed that low-down dog in the back of the auditorium after I had started to speak. She heard and recognized my voice, so she started trotting down (at that time) the middle aisle. When she reached the front of the auditorium, she looked up. sniffed and dashed up the steps to the stage and started gleefully jumping up and down on my leg, wagging her tail and yapping! By the time Dean Lowe picked her up and took her away, Trixie was so scared by the wild applause that she had her tail bet- ween her legs. I guess that goes to show that even college presidents have skeletons in their closets! PHILROYCE I guess the thing that stands out most in my mind as being memorable in relation to my job oc- curred in the field of sports. In 1970, Chowan entered its annual football game with Ferrum, our arch-rival, possessing a 6-0 record. It was a tremen- dously hard fought football game, but Chowan emerged victorious when our halfback broke loose on a 50-yard touchdown run. This kept us undefeated and advanced us in the national rank- ings. DEAN WINSLOW My most interesting incident contains a very subtle type of humor. Several years ago, the Iranian students held a sit-in around the pine trees and boycotted classes because they felt I was treating them unfairly. In fact, they even hung me in effigy in front of the Columns Building. Dr. Whitaker finally broke up the rally. MR. NICHOLSON We had a student one year come in for an excuse because of a death in her immediate family. When I asked her who died, she paused and said, ' my grand- mother. ' She had missed a critical test and wrote a note and signed her mother ' s name on the note — it looked fishy to me. I had to call her home to verify her excuse. When I asked her mother who had died, she said, ' Was it her aunt? ' I said, ' You ' re not even close. She said it was her grandmother. ' Her mother then answered. ' Oh, that ' s right. It was her grandmother. DEAN LEWIS It was a spring evening, after mid- night, with a beautiful full moon when I heard about some disturbance on campus. At that time the Dean of Men and I went over to investigate. While we were in- vestigating that incident in a residence hall, we kept hearing some kind of strange noise. We couldn ' t tell whether it was a student in trouble or what, but we did determine that the sounds were com- ing from the lake area. The Dean of Men walked down the walkway toward Parker Hall and the security man and I drove down. When we got there, it was apparent the noise was coming from the lake. As we arrived at the spillway, we saw two guys in an old pontoon boat on the lake singing Joy to the World. They paddl- ed the boat right up to shore as they hadn ' t discovered we were there yet. The Dean of Men called them by name and asked them what they were doing out on the lake. They replied that they had been drinking and had discovered they were too drunk to go back into the residence hall. At the time they were only concern- ed with not bringing undue notice to themselves. 10 CHAPLAIN TAYLOR DEAN LOWE The unusual is usual for the office of the Dean of the College. Two examples follow. The first of these occurred while I was in the office of the Dean; the second occurred during the time of my predecessor: 1. A student came in to see me. He appeared upset, claiming that he needed to go home for several days due to the death of his uncle, who was his legal guardian. While the student was sitting in my office talking with me, the telephone rang. The dead uncle, in very good health, was calling to check on his nephew. 2. A student had been making long distance calls on a pay phone and charging these to numbers that he picked at random from the telephone book. On one evening, he placed such a call and gave to the operator the number to be charged for the call. In picking a number from the telephone book, he had accidently picked the home phone number of the operator. The operator casually put the call through, and then called the police. The police picked up the student while he was still talking on the phone. Once a security guard on campus approached me with a question, ' You ' re the new chaplain, aren ' t you? ' ' Yes, ' I answered. ' You ' re a doc too, huh? ' ' Yes. ' ' Well, I ' ve got this sore on my elbow and . . . ' , replied the guard. ' I ' m sorry about that but that ' s not the kind of doctor that I am; I had to reply. DOUG GATEWOOD Doug Gatewood, working in admissions as a recruiter for the college, has had many experiences related to his position at Chowan. However, his most memorable involves not being recognized as an administrative member: It was my first year at Chowan, the fall semester of 1978. Most student worries were over and the first dance, the ' welcoming dance, ' was go- ing over well. When I arrived to help out with the dance, being a new face on campus, I was refused admission to the dance without proper identification. After much embarrassment, I was eventually allowed to enter. CLIFTON COLLINS In filling out the North Carolina Legislative Tuition Grant ap- plication, students are asked to give their residentiary ad- dress, which is where the student actually lives. Very often, students give their post off ice box as their address when they should have given their route number. Mr. Collins often wonders, How does a student live in a post office box? 11 other stuff... TWO CHOWAN TEACHERS NAMED OUTSTANDING NORMAN EDWARD WOOTEN DWIGHT G. COLLIER 12 Nations Represented At Chowan Chowan College has 1,124 students on campus representing 20 states, the District of Columbia and 12 foreign countries. Of the 1,124, 81 are International Students, representing the countries of Brazil, Columbia, Ghana, India, Iran, Japan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Liberia, Micronesia, Nigeria, and Thailand. According to Mr. Rowland Pruette advisor and personal counselor to these students, 38 of the 81 students are returning students, either from summer school or the fall term. The International Students are encouraged to participate in all the ac- tivities of the college, Prutte stated. He also mentioned that contacts are made through the area church groups. Chowan College also has 629 students from 20 other states, the District of Columbia, or from a U.S. Territory. They are Alabama, Con- necticut, Deleware, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusettes, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Vermont. Virginia, and West Virginia. One student comes from Puerto Rico. 1 12 ADMINISTRATION Dr. Bruce E.Whitaker President of the College Dr. B. Franklin Lowe, Jr. Dean of the College R. Clayton Lewis Dean of Students Ben C. Sutton Business Manager 13 Bobby S. Cross Director of Development James G. Garrison Director of Athletics STAFF R. Hargus Taylor Chaplain to the College Jack Britt Director of Safety and Security Clifton S. Collins Director of Financial Aid Carla S. Chamblee Counselor-Upward Bound Kenneth Douglas Gatewood Admissions Jack Hassell Superintendent of Buildings and G rounds Steve C. Nelson Director of Student Center and Student Activities II Darrell H. Nicholson Registrar Linda Owens Director of Counseling and Career Development Philip L. Royce Director of College Relations E. Frank Stephenson, Jr. Project Director-Upward Bound Ron Thompson Director of Food Services Alice D. Vann Director of Residence Hall Life B. Thomas Vann Director of Housing Charles H. Watson, Jr. Assistant Director of Development 15 Aldeen Gatewood Bookstore Manager Linda Thompson Snack Bar M anager Larry Lassiter Assistant Director of Food Services Marcella Coburn Head Resident Belk Hall Marie Elliott Assistant Director of Health Services 16 ASSISTANTS Sue Rose Jean Sanderlin W Lois Slaughter MarjorieSewell Sharon Taylor 17 18 DEPARTMENTS 19 RELIGION ROWLAND S. PRUETTE B.A., Wake Forest Universi- ty, B.D., M.A. Duke Univer- sity. DAISY LOU MIXON B.A., Winthrop College, B.R.E, M.E.R., Southern Baptist Theological Semi- nary. 120 DR. EARL H.PARKER B.A., Wake Forest Universi- ty, M.Div., Yale University, Ph.D., University of Edin- burgh. ESTHER A. WHITAKER B.S., Appalachian State University, M.R.E., South- ern Baptist Theological Seminary, M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers. 21 LITERATURE LANGUAGE i KENNETH WOLFSKILL Acting Chairman, B.S., San- ford University, M.A., University of Kentucky, Ph.D., Candidate, Universi- ty of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. UNDINE W. BARNHILL B.A., Meredith College, M.A., East Carolina Univer- sity. BETTY N. BATCHLOR B.A., Atlantic Christian Col- lege, M.A., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill SANDRA N.BOYCE B.A., University of North Carloina at Greensboro, M.A., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. •J 12 ANNA BELLE CROUCH B.S., Southeast Missouri University, M.R.E., Southern Baptist Theo- logical Seminary, M.A., Col- umbia University. ANNS. EMERY A. A., Averett College, A.B., Baylor University, M.R.E. South Western Baptist Theological Seminary, M.A., West Virginia University ROBERT G. MULDER JR. A.A., Chowan College, B.S., M.A., East Carolina Univer- sity. DR. RUFUS A. PRIDGEN B.A., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, M.A., East Carolina Univer- sity, Ph.D., Florida State University. DR. WILLIAM RAMSEY A.B., Bates College, M.A., Ph.D., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. DR. FLEMING VINSON A.B., M.A., University of Georgia, Ph.D., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. 23 MATHEMATICS CARL H.SIMMONS Chairman Department of Mathematics, B.S., Union University, M.A., West Virginia University. ACHESON A. HARDEN Math. B.A., Williams Col- lege, M.A., North Carolina State University at Raleigh. GLYNN MCFADDEN B.S. North Carolina State University, M.Ed. East Carolina University. WESLEY SHREWSBURY Math, B.S., Concord Col- lege, M.Ed., University of Georgia. 24 BROWNIE H. STANCIL A.B., University of North Carolina, Greensboro, M.A., East Carolina University. Chowan Students discussing acute isosceles triangles and probability while relaxing behind Thomas Cafeteria. EDWARD WOOTEN Math, B.S., Wake Forest University, M.A., Wake Forest University. 25 BUSINESS THOMAS E. RUFFIN, JR. Acting Chairman, B.S., M.A. East Carolina Univer- sity,. mi ■ -xt . ' jfl ANDREA EASON A. A. Independence Com- munity College, B.S. Kansas State College, M.Ed. Virginia Polytechnic In- stitute. PATRICIA B. EDWARDS B.S., M.A. Appalacian State University. ELIZABETH L. FRANCIS B.A.,Hollins College. HATTIE R.JONES B.S., Concord College, M.Ed. Virginia Polytechnic Institute. 26 H ,vM J Ml DR. DENNIS SCHILL B.S., University of Tampa, M.B.A., M.A., Ph.D., Tulane University. DOROTHY WALLACE B.S., Radford College, M.S., Virginia Polytechnic In- stitute. L.M.WALLACE, JR. B.S., M.A., East Carolina University. 27 SCIENCE DR. GARTH D. FAILE Chairman Department of Science, B.S., University of Alabama, M.A.T., Universi- ty of Montevallo, M.S., Auburn University, Ph.D., Auburn University. Not Pictured JAMES B.DEWAR B.A., M.A., East Carolina University. PHYLLIS D. DEWAR A.B. East Carolina Univer- sity, M.S.T., Illinois Weselyan University. JOHN P. HARRIS A. A., Louisburg College, B.S., M.A., East Carolina University. 28 GEORGE HAZELTON B.S., East Carolina Univer- sity, M.A. Wake Forest University GILBERT A. TRIPP. JR. B.S., Campbell College, M.A., East Carolina Univer- sity. Jk LINDA E.TRIPP A. A., Campbell College, B.S., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, M.A., East Carolina Univer- sity. 29 SOCIAL SCIENCE DR. JOHN W. GOSNELL B.A., Bridgewater College, B.S., Bethany Theological Seminary, M.A., DePaul University, S.T.M., Boston University, M.A.C.T., Ph.D., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. 30 CHARLES L.PAUL A. A., Chowan College, B.A., Carson-Newman College, B.D., Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, M.A., East Carolina University. WARREN G. SEXTON A. A., Lees-McRae Junior College, B.S., M.A., Ap- palachian State University. 31 FINE ARTS JAMES M. CHAMBLEE Chairman Department of k n Fine Arts, B.A., University k Jte. Mj of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, M.A., Columbia University, Ph.D., Universi- ty of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. ROBERT BROWN B.A., Atlantic Christian, M.- Ed., Florida State Universi- ty- HUGH MIDDLETON, JR. B.M., Mississippi College, M.M., North Texas State University. 32 STANLEY A. MITCHELL B.F.A., M.A., East Carolina University. DAVID W.PARKER B.A., M.A., East Carolina University. Not Pictured RINDAMETZ A.B., Indiana University, M.A., Tulane University 33 GRAPHIC COMMUNICATIONS HERMAN GATEWOOD Chairman, Department of Graphic Communications, Graphic Arts Diploma, Chowan College, Additional study, Chowan College, Old Dominion University. DWIGHT G.COLLIER A.G.A., Chowan College, B.S., East Carolina Univer- sity. DOUGLAS L. GLEASON A.A.S. Randolph Technical Institute, B.A. University of South Florida, M.A. Univer- sity of Florida JAMES B.GRAHAM B.A., University of Mary- land, B.C.S., Benjamin Franklin University. 34 MARIANNE P. JACKSON TTS Diploma, A. A., A.G.A., Chowan College, B.S.E., Arkansas State University. WILLIAM B. SOWELL G.A. Certificate, A. A., Chowan College, B.S., East Carolina University, Not Pictured MARK D. WOLFE A.A.S., B.S., Rochester In- stitute of Technology. 35 LIBRARY 1 M r p n r 1 GERALDINE L. HARRIS B.S., M.A. East Carolina University. CAROLS. SEXTON A. A., Lees-McRae Junior College, B.A., North Carolina Wesleyan College, M.L.S., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. 36 KATHERINE R. WOOD B.A., Meredith College, M.A.E., M.L.S., East Carolina University- LIBRARY STAFF Kay Vinson Doris Taylor 37 PHYSICAL EDUCATION l Hi DANIEL C. SURFACE Chairman, Department of Physical Education A.B., Guilford College, M.S., University of Tennessee. JANET A. COLLINS B.S., Westhampton College of the University of Rich- mond, M.Ed., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. JERRY HAWKINS A. A., Gardner-Webb Col- lege, B.S., M.A., Western Carolina University. W.JERALD SMITH B.S., Campbell College, M.A. Ed., East Carolina University. 38 iiSSavjLjbflB 7 Flag football has become very popular at Chowan. Jeff Speight shows off his muscles in a weight lifting class. 39 . Directions for Opening PQ Bates ' 1 Turn combination dial times • end s ori first position 2 Tvim combination dial past f st position and - at I second i 3 turn combination dial oru J at third position 4 Turn tWimb bolf and pull box door open 111 1 1 40 OUR CAMPUS: PICTURESOF PLACES 41 THE BOOK STORE Where can you buy anything from textbooks to toiletries, posters to pens? The College Bookstore is the place. About four weeks a year, the College Bookstore is one of the most visited places in Murfressboro. The store is pack- ed at the begining of each semester as students line up to buy the seemingly hundreds of books needed for classes. The bookstore serves two purposes: first, it is a place where students can purchase needed school supplies; and se- cond, it provides students a place to buy toiletries and all the other essentials of dormatory life. Almost every type of clothing made is available and is mark- ed with a Chowan College emblem and on display. The store also has some of the best posters to be found in the area, as well as a collection of notebooks, drinking glasses, tennis balls, photographic supplies and various Chowan memorabilia. The bookstore also serves as a convienent stopping place when checking the mail, heading for the Munchette, or just passing by in between classes. A venture in town could often be avoided merely by making a quick stop at the College Bookstore. 42 Mrs. Gatewood is the well organized proprietor of the store. V ){Zs 43 ASKEW STUDENT UNION The Askew Student Center houses the student recreational facilities for Chowan Col- lege. Under the direction of Coach Steve Nelson, the center offers students a place to gather and associate with other students. It is often considered the focal point of enter- tainment at Chowan and is known as a comfortable place where students can meet in a casual, friendly atmosphere. Open daily from 1:00 pm to 11:00 pm, the Askew Student Center offers foose-ball, ping-pong, television viewing, a large assortment of magazines and a new addition this year — canoeing. 11 Jane Bridgeforth and Jonie Graham involved in a friendly game o f foose-ball. Unidentified student relaxes at the edge of the pool, (located across from the Student Center). 45 THE MUNCHETTE There are times in every semester when the average Chowan student can not stand anymore of the nutritious, but dull, cafeteria food. Limited on finances, the student heads for the Munchette, Chowan ' s snack bar where good food can be found at surprisingly low prices. Conviently located on campus, the Munchette is open until 11:00 p.m. nightly so that any case of the munchies can quickly be satisfied. A popular treat, the Braveburger, is a welcome alternative to the typical fast food burger found in town. A popular place to gather after the home sporting events, the Munchette is a great place to meet people as well as catch up on the local news while enjoy- ing some good conversation. Chowan ' s snack bar even has its very own television with a sectioned off area for quiet viewing. The television area has become a popular place for catching up on the soap opera scene in the day time or enjoying a sit-com at night. Always a good place to study bet- ween classes, the Munchette is the spot on campus to grab a bite or a quick drink. Hi The food is really good — especially the cheeseburgers — mmm, they ' re somethin ' special! 47 CAREER DEVELOPMENT pg__y« y ¥ Don ' t pass through college so fast that you loose track of which curriculum is best suited to your abilities. At the Career Development Center in Stone Hall, specially train- ed counselors are available to discuss educational, personal, social and career concerns as well as other matters related to individual development. Counselors Patricia Owens and Diane Wood, together with student aides, can help solve a variety of problems or dilem- mas that any Chowan student may face. The development center is full of interesting catalogues and brochures from schools all over the country that can help a student deter- mine which school is best suited for his occupational goals. The Career Development Center has many specialized programs that serve the students. Classes dealing with study skills, programs for human potential, and sessions about self-management are available to all students. They even have information that can help prepare for examina- tions, giving tips on how to study, and conquer the problem of nervousness. Our tireless counselors are Diane Wood and Linda Owens. 4S Counselor Diane Wood posts information on job opportunites. Kathy Fisher in the catalog section. A variety of information on almost every subject is available. (Above) Jeff Jewel and Tony Green read a pamphlet on the evils of alcohol. Grant Maness looks into a prospective college. 49 THOMAS CAFETERIA ' ■■■ ■i  u g  ii B| BMI Are you ready for an interesting change of taste? you are? When you ' re at the Chowan College Cafeteria, you ' re at the right place. The cafeteria staff consists of talented, dedicated workers who always have new and interesting surprises for the students at Chowan. Although serving 1,000 people isn ' t easy, the cafeteria staff accepts the challenge three times per day. Just think how many hours go into the planning and preparation of one meal! The staff must really think the students at Chowan are something special. T,() Bob Laws enjoys a Chowan breakfast. - sa 1 N wmi] US Can I see your I.D.? Remember the lines? Although there was a lot of criticisim about the cafeteria food in 1979-80, Chowan students had little reason to complain. In comparison with other colleges throughout the state, Chowan ' s food ranked among the best. During second semester, students were given the opportunity to choose the menus, which satisfied many of the cafeteria dissidents. 51 PENNY INFIRMARY Penny Infirmary is a special building on the Chowan College campus. Built in 1964, it has played an important role in the lives of Chowan students. The modern well-equipped facility is open to any student seeking medical at- tention. Students can go to the infirmary day or night and receive treatment from the trained and skillful nurses on duty. The friendly nurses can help to remedy anything from a common cold to a sprained ankle. Students who may be too ill to attend classes, or those sick with a possibly contagious disease, can stay comfortably at the infirmary. Recuperation under the nurses ' care can be less painful. Students with questions concerning their health and hygiene can go the the infirmary for advice. Students can feel assured that they have a place to go in a time of need. 52 LEFT- Sarah G.Wright RIGHT- Marie Elliott 53 LIBRARY Whether to escape a noisy dorm room or to find an interesting novel to take their minds off their studies, many Chowan students find peace within the friendly confines of spacious Whitaker Library. The students work with the patient staff to locate, among other things, research materials, misplaced books, or a seemingly unavailable newspaper. The newspaper and periodical racks are perhaps the library ' s most popular features as both students and faculty seek news of local and personal interest. The card catalog and the copying machine are probably next in popularity. However, this in no way lessens the importance of the other parts of the facility. In short, Whitaker Library offers something for virtually everybody as most Chowanians have discovered. 54 55 HOUSING MAINTENANCE BKSH HH Ever wonder why you ' re in the room you ' re in? Ever lost your room key? Dropped your valuable engagement ring down a drain? If you ever have, you are probably familiar with the friendly people in the housing and maintenance department. Under the direction of Bennie T. Vann, the Housing Department is responsible for assigning students rooms and assuring their satisfaction. The department of buildings and grounds keeps campus buildings in working order. Superintendent Jack Hassell supervises maintenance of the dormitories as well as other campus structures, while Steve Davenport heads the custodial branch of the department. All work together to see that the students get a room that is in the best possible condition. Repairs of damaged property are also per- formed by the housing and maintenance department. They also register students ' refrigerators as well as distribute room keys. These people behind the scenes help to guarantee the smooth functioning of the domestic side of college life. 56 The people who keep us going stay busy. From repairing College vehicles to pain- ting signs, fixing windows and killing rodents — they are always available to help out. 57 SECURITY SECURITY A campus the size of Chowan needs top security twenty-four hours a day. The Security Department of Chowan College is always on the lookout for student ' s safety. Headed by Jack Britt, Security is composed of three full-time guards who are aided by eighteen part-time students. The issuing of parking tickets, party control, hall saftey and student relations are the dominant roles of security. STUDENTS WORKING FOR SECURITY McKinnley Ashe Curtis Forbes William Gambrell James Guffey Michael Grant William Hammonds Reginald McLendon Chris Miller Charles Partin Cleo Randolph James Stanton Michael Tighe Willie Lester Arthur Washington George Kenworthy James Knowles Rory Gibson 5S i (Above): The badge of Britt , (Right) The perilous job of patrolling the halls of Jenkins. 59 60 SPECIAL EVENTS 61 PRESIDENT ' S RECEPTION New students are met by Dean and Mrs. Lewis, President Whitaker and Chaplain Taylor at the President ' s home. Mike Burke, SGA President, introduces himself to incoming freshmen. Here Burke talks to Steve Laney. Jim Thomas, Carol Farmer and Terry Grizzard take care of refreshments (above), while (right) students relax and enjoy the punch and cookies. 62 FALL CONVOCATION College Stadium September 3, 1979 Fall Convocation is a special assembly of Chowan students held at the beginning of each school year. It is the first gathering of the entire student population and an inspiring hour of encouragement from college leaders. During the Fall Convocation, which is presided over by Chaplin R. Hargus Taylor, the purpose of the college is made clear. Its purpose is simple: ...to provide quality higher education and to help students gain a philosophy of life which will lead to their development into responsi- ble Christian leaders and citizens. At the 1979 Fall Convocation, Dean of the College, B. Franklin Lowe, Jr., gave an interesting and informative address about the purpose of Chowan College and how the student fits into its purpose while fullfilling his own purpose. College President Bruce E. Whi taker gave an inspiring address about Getting the Most Out of College, in which he encouraged students to grasp at their chances of a better education and improve themselves in the pro- cess. 63 FOUNDER ' S DAY McDowell Collumns Auditorium October 10, 1979 Founder ' s Day is a Chowan tradition stretching back many years in which the founding of the college is celebrated. Held in October of each year, Founder ' s Day honors those who found- ed the college as well as those first female students who were there that historic day, October 11, 1848, when the Chowan Female Institute was formally opened. During the Founder ' s Day celebration in 1979, College Chaplin R. Hargus Taylor addresses the assembled students about the importance of the Homecoming Tradition, and Anna Belle Crouch introduced the candidates for Homecoming Court. Pretty Gayle Boniface would be named Homecoming Queen for 1979 on Homecoming Day, thus joining a list of queens beginning in 1956 with Homecoming Queen Betty Ann Liverman. Few of those present at the founding of Chowan 132 years ago could have imagined the suc- cess Chowan College and those who attended it would achieve in the years to come. FOR THE RECORD Year Homecoming Queen 1956 Betty Ann Liverman 1957 Barbara Overton 1958 Reba Dare Hale 1959 Jacqueline Anderson 1960 Vivian Burgess 1961 Jane Riggan 1962 Jane Dickerson 1963 Mary Ellen Roosendaal 1964 Susan Gregory 1965 Marilyn Jane Floyd 1966 Judy Lynn Hancock 1967 Pamela Jean Rosser 1968 Susan Sturtevant 1969 Ann Hobgood 1970 Debbie Pickett 1971 Betsy Sullivan 1972 Joyce Ward 1973 Kathey Porter 1974 Wanda Davidson 1975 Paige Heishman 1976 Francis Townsend 1977 Mary Overman 1978 Joanne Collins 1979 Gayle Boniface 64 PARENTS DAY An unidentified parent heads for Belk Dormitory. SPRING COURT CANDIDATES Joy Marcia Braswell Veronica Danita Stevens Martha Meredith McGraw Annie Marie Harrison Suzanne Lee Bradley Helen E. Lindsey Carol Anne Clark Bettie Jo Darden Nancy Claire Stephenson Pamela Louise Harris Karen Gay Withrow Diane Elizabeth Canaday Teresa Lane Arnold Elizabeth Denton Paffe April 28, 1979 9:45a.m.-10:45a.m Registration of Guests. Pine Walk. (In case of rain. McDowell Columns). 10:00 a.m. -10:50 am Reception for guests. Lawn of the President ' s Home (In case of rain. McDowell Columns). 10:00 a. m. -11:45 a. m Alumni Registration and Reception Marks Hall Auditorium 10:15 a. m Reunion of classes — Marks Hall (1900-1923, 1924. 1929. 1934, 1939, 1954, 1959, 1964, 1969, and 1974) 11:00 am General Alumni Meeting (for all alumni) Marks Hall — Election of officers. 1 1:45 a.m Alumni Luncheon (for all alumni) President ' s Room, Thomas Cafeteria Cost $2.50 per person 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m Chowan College Student Art Exhibit Daniel Hall Art Gallery 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m Photography Exhibit McSweeney Hall 11:00 a. m.-l 1:45 a.m Assembly for Parents and Students McDowell Columns Auditorium 1 1:30-1:00 p.m Lunch Thomas Cafeteria ($2.50 per person) Music provided by Professor Bob Brown ll:30a.m.-2:00p.m Residence Hall Visitation 1 :00 p.m.-2:00 p.m A Lazy Afternoon in Squirrel Park (country music, ice cream, horse shoes, volleyball, etc.) (In case of rain, veranda of McDowell Columns.) 2:00 p.m.-3:45 p.m Spring Concert Chowan College Choir and Band 3:45 p.m.-4:00 p.m Intermission 4:00 p.m. -4:30 p.m Coronation of the Queen of Spring Dr. Bruce E. Whitaker, President of Chowan College 4:30 p.m. -6:00 p.m Dinner, Thomas Cafeteria $2.50 per person 6:30 p.m Banquet for Spring Festival Court 9:00 p.m.-l :00 a.m Spring Festival Dance Thomas Cafeteria Chowan College Parents ' Day Spring Festival Sponsored by the Student Government Association April 28, 1979 65 HOMECOMING Teresa Holly Whitaker HOMECOMING October 20, 1979 is a day Miss Gayle Ann Bonifas (left) will never forget, for she was crowned in Chowan ' s football stadium. The Braves capped the afternoon with a thrilling 24-13 victory over Hudson Valley College before alumni, students and friends of the college. Miss Teresa Holley Whitaker was also a lucky lady on this beautiful fall afternoon, as the vivacious freshman was selected Homecoming Princess for the day. fe Annette Denise Bouyer Theresa J.Davis 66 Heather Annette Holt 4? s- Kathy Susan Ferrell Heather Sanborn Love Cynthia Diane Palmer Gloria Jean Williams Lisa Gaye Woodward 67 DANCES The Student Government Associa- tion sponsored a number of dances throughout the school year. These free dances gave students a chance to get away from their books and vent their pent up energies on the dance floor. Honored by the presence of bands like Sandcastle, Tracks, and Staircase, Chowan College students were rocked and rolled, discoed, and mellowed right into the early morning hours. Other bands such as Casper, Buster, and the Catalina ' s, were also the stars of Thomas Cafeteria for one night. Some dances were organized to celebrate specific activities and holidays, while others were scheduled to break up the monotony of day-to-day college life. 68 I k ■r • • m k 69 Lv • • • v Lv • • • v Lv • • • v- L v • • • Lv • • • v Lv- • • • V- Lv • • • v L v • • • t L v • • • v L v • • • v Lv • • • v Lv • • • v Lv • • • v Lv • • • v Iv • • • v L v • • • v tv • • • v L v • • • v Lv • • • v Lv • • • v L v • • • v tv • • • v L v • • • v Lv • • • V Lv • • • v Lv • • • v LL • • • 70 v Lv • • • v- Lv • • • v Lv • • • v Lv • • • v- L v- • • • v Lw • • • V L v- • • • V- L v • • • Lv • • • v L v • • • v Lv • • • v L v • • • V Lv ' • • • V Lv • • • v Lv • • • v. L v- • • • L v- • • • v L v • • • v LV • • • V Lv • • • v Lv • • • v- Lv • • • v Lv • • • v Lv • • • v Lv • • • V Lv • • • v Lv • • • 71 COMPETITIVE HONOR SCHOLARSHIPS Listed below are the recipients of the Competitive Scholarship pro- gram at Chowan for 1979-80. There are five $1000 scholarships of- fered, with eight $500.00 and ten $300,000 offered. Adams, Geffery A. Allison, Denise M. Atkinson, Sherrie Banks, Sharon F. Benjamin, Dorothy L. Boone, Charlotte V. Csigi, Patricia A. Despagna, Eileen Drake, Michael W. Dunlow, Judy K. Fisher, Mary K. Gray, Cynthia Getz, Donna M. Gorse, Deborah J. Grizzard, Terry L. Hall, Stanley M. Hankinson, Donna L. Jarman, Stephen R. Johnson, Linda Loy, Nancy E. Mackenzie, William D. Martin, Karen D. Midgett,KayeW. Moseley, Teresa A. Perry, Charles E. Pittman, Anita D. Robertson, Donald W. Roland, Rochel M. Spivey, Desiree Vick, Patsy L. 72 WHO ' S WHO IN AMERICAN JUNIOR COLLEGES 1st row (left to right): Terry Grizzard, Patricia Csigi, Nancy Loy, Leeann Barlow, Terry Nanney, Rochel Roland, Pam Harris, Denise Martin, Connie Towns. 2nd row: Scott White, Harry Pickett, Steve Whittemore, Freddie Davis, Greg Kaserman, Steve Jarman, Greg Benton, Tom Poston, John Fakakun, Ron Thompson. Thirty-two sophomores were nominated by Chowan College for inclusion in the 1979-80 edition of Who ' s Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges, one of the most prestigious awards a junior college student can receive. Membership in Who ' s Who, a recognized institution of the American academic com- munity, is conferred yearly upon outstanding student leaders. Over the past years, more than 600 junior colleges have adopted this program as part of their annual campus honors. Selections are made by campus nominating committees and are based on decidedly above average academic standing, community service, leadership ability and future potential. As evidence and recognition of this honor, a certificate was presented to each Chowan student. As a lifetime Who ' s Who member, the students become eligible to use the Reference Placement Service maintained for the exclusive assistance of nominees seek- ing postgraduate employment, fellowships, or admission to the various voluntary service organizations. There is never any charge for these services. The 32 students chosen to represent Chowan in the annual edition of Who ' s Who, forms one of the largest groups in the school ' s history. 73 LEEANN KAY BARLOW Leeann is from Chesapeake, Virginia. She is studing Accounting and also plans to get a cer- tificate in Word Processing. Leeann is a member of Phi Theta Kappa and is the President of Alpha Pi Epsilon. Also, Leeann is a Resident Assistant in Belk Hall. After graduating from Chowan Leeann plans to be married. MICHAEL R.BURKE Mike is a native of the small North Carolina town of LaGrange. He majored in Music for three semesters and then changed last semester for a study of Business Management. He plans to use this study to start his own sales business. Mike sang a year and a half with the college con- cert and touring choir and was vocal soloist with the college stage band his freshman year. He serv- ed this past year as Student Government Presi- dent and as a student leader at Camp Cale. Mike loves the outdoors and enjoys all sports, especially tennis, softball, and water skiing. PAMELA G. CROSS Pamela Cross is from Ahoskie, Noth Carolina. Her major at Chowan College is education and she plans to major in English. At Chowan College Pam is a member of the SNEA and a member of Phi Theta Kappa. She was co-chief marshal at the 1979 Chowan graduation cememonies and was co- recipient of the honor for freshman with the highest scholastic average in 1979 at Chowan. Her hobbies include photography and sports. PATRICIA A. CSIGI Patricia Csigi is from Liverpool, New York. She graduated from Cicero High School in June, 1978. Pat, at the age of 21, will graduate from Chowan College with an Associate ' s Degree in Accounting in May 1980. Pat has achieved many things while being enrolled at Chowan College. As a freshman she was a member of the Chowanoka staff. Pat is a member of Phi Theta Kappa, Alpha Pi Epsilon, held the office of social co-chairperson for women ' s activities in the SGA, presiding officer for the In- terclub Council, member of the Faculty Student Relations Committee. Special Events Committee, Entertainment Committee and many other SGA related Committees. Pat was also an RA for second floor Belk. Pat plans on attending a four- year university, majoring in Accounting or Computer Programing. FREDDIE DAVIS Freddie is a graduate of Freedom High School in Morganton, N.C. He is President of Phi Theta Kap- pa, a member of the Inter-Club Council, SGA representative, Stage Band, and a member of the varsity baseball team. He is majoring in Business Administration and has plans to become a Cer- tified Public Accountant. TIM ELLIOTT Tim Elliott is a native of Raleigh, North Carolina, majoring in Printing Technology at Chowan College. He will receive an Associates Degree in May 1980. He has been involved in Phi Theta Kappa, serving as secretary during the 79-80 school year. Upon graduation from Chowan he will be employed with Sample Publishing Com- pany of Garner, North Carolina, holding a manage- ment position in production. CYNTHIA GRAY Cindy is a native of Richmond, Virginia. She is a Legal Secretary major. Cindy belongs to Phi Theta Kappa, Alpha Pi Epsilon where she is Vice- President, SGA Auditor and enjoys reading and music. In the future Cindy plans to return to Rich- mond and work as a secretary in a law firm. She also plans to take night courses in the para-legal field at the University of Richmond. TERRY G. GRIZZARD Terry is from Capron, Virginia. Her major is Secretarial Administration. After graduating from Chowan, she plans to major in Business Ad- ministration at Radford University in Radford, Virginia. While at Chowan, she was a member of the Hospitality Committee, Alpha Pi Epsilon, and Phi Theta Kappa. Her hobbies are cooking, music and handwork. PAM HARRIS Pam Harris, a sophomore from Crossett, Arkan- sas, is an elementary education major. While at Chowan, Pam has been involved in Cheerleading, the Day Student Organization, Monogram Club, and the Student National Education Association. Her hobbies include working with small children, biking, jogging, swimming, and camping. After graduation in May, Pam will enroll in the educa- tion curriculum at Elon College. STEVE JARMAN Steve Jarman is a native of New Bern, North Carolina. His major is Printing Technology and he will receive an associates degree in May 1980. He is a member of Phi Theta Kappa and served on the screening committee. After graduation, he plans to go to work. RENEE LAMBERT Renee came to Chowan from Danbury Con- neticut, where she has lived for the past six years. Her major at Chowan is Printing Technology. Renee belongs to the Circle K Club and served as president for the 1979-1980 term. She is also a member of Phi Theta Kappa, Inter-Club Council and is an R.A. for Jenkins Hall. Her hobbies in- clude Horseback riding, Dungeons Dragons , camping and fishing. After graduation Renee plans to work in the sales field and to marry. 7 1 GREGORY A. KASERMAN Greg Kaserman hails from Dale City, Virginia. He is a graduate of Gar-field Senior High School. He is a Printing Technology major at Chowan. Greg is a member of Phi Theta Kappa. He is also a Student Government Executive Officer as Social Co-Chairperson for Men. Other duties indclude Inter-Club Council Co- Charman, member of the Student Activities Committee, member of the Faculty Student Relations Committee, and many other SGA Committees. Greg is an Honor Student and a Resident Assistant on second floor Parker. His hobbies include the playing of wargames and Dungeons Dragons . He enjoys photography and history. Greg ' s plans for the future include service to the country in the U.S. Army Special Forces (Green Berets) as a Medical Specialist at Ft. Bragg. He would also like to con- tinue his schooling to become a teacher. NANCY E.LOY Nancy Loy is from Fairfax, Virginia where she graduated from W. T. Woodson High School. She entered Chowan College in 1978 seeking an associates degree in accounting and a diploma in word processing. Nancy is Vice-President of the Student Govern- ment Association, a member of Phi Theta Kappa and Alpha Pi Epsilon. She is also a Resident Assis- tant in Belk Hall. In her spare time, Nancy helps with the production of the yearbook. As to future education, Nancy plans to attend High Point Col- lege and Florida Institute of Technology to earn a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Ad- ministration with a minor in computer Sciences. Her employment plans upon completion of college are geared toward the computer field. DENISE MARTIN Denise is a commercial art major from Roanoke, Virginia. In her two years at Chowan, she has serv- ed as a cheerleader, Resident Assistant, and member of Phi Theta Kappa and the Monogram Club. She has a special interest in photography, and children. She enjoys football, tennis and water- skiing. After leaving Chowan, she plans to transfer to Elon College where she will major in Elementary Education. TERRY NANNEY Terry Nanney, of Raleigh, N.C. is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Nanney. Terry, a Prin- ting Technology major, will graduate in May. In her free moments she plays a part in BSU, likes to take photographs, and enjoys the guitar and singing. She also enjoys the out doors, studying the Bible and learning more about God. After graduation Terry plans to transfer to East Carolina University to continue her education. HARRY PICKETT A Newswriting and Advertising major- from Shallotte, N.C, Harry is editor-in-chief of Smoke Signals . As a freshman he served as associate editor of the school ' s newspaper. Harry is reporter for Phi Theta Kappa and a member of the Baptist Student Union. Currently serving as sports editor of the Chowanoka , he is a member of the Photography Club and Intra Club Council. A member of the Publications Committee, he is the Braves basketball publicist. He has been on both the Dean ' s List and Honor Roll at Chowan. The sophomore enjoys playing tennis, chess, reading, writing features, short stories and follow- ing the local, state and national political scene. A sports enthusiast, Harry will enroll at Appalachian State University, majoring in the field of com- munications. ROCHEL ROLAND Rochel Roland, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence N. Roland of Greensboro, N.C. is a photography major. While at Chowan, she has been included on the President ' s List, worked as co-editor of the Chowanoka , was a member of Phi Theta Kappa, and the Photography Club. For enjoyment Rochel writes, plays the guitar, and keeps up with her photography. Graduating this May she plans on continuing her education at East Carolina University. CONNIE TOWNS As the daughter of Mr. Leo and Willie C. Towns, Connie comes from Williamston N.C. She is now completing her two-year study at Chowan in hopes of receiving an A. A. in art education in May, 1980. During her stay at Chowan she played a part in the BSU organization through which she sought to strengthen her Christian faith. After she graduates, Connie will seek to further her educa- tion by attending a 4- year institution to receive her B.A. in art education. In her spare time, she likes to draw and paint, participate in sports, listen to music, spend time outdoors and talk with friends. SCOTT WHITE Scott White is the son of Mr. William J. White and Sue L. White of Woodbridge, Virginia. Scott has been a member of the SGA, a resident assis- tant for Parker Dormatory, President of the Photography Club, a member of Phi Theta Kappa, a Commencement Marshal for the 1978-79 graduating class, associate editor of the Chowanoka his freshman year and the co- editor of the Chowanoka for the 1979-80 school year. Scott plans to continue studying photography and graphic design at East Carolina University next year. 75 ALPHA PI EPSILON 1st row (left to right): Mrs. Edwards, Judy Belch, Sara Boone, Diane LaBreux, Nikki Goss. 2nd row: Nancy Loy, Leeann Barlow, Cindy Gray, Karen Hopwood, Terry Griz- zard, Betsy Brown. 3rd row: Charolette Boone, Julie Britt, Tina Copeland, Pat Csigi, Nancy Flthe, Cindy Forehand, Cindy Hendrix, Desiree Spivey, Patsy Vick, Ann Mosely. Alpha Pi Epsilon is a national honorary scholarship society for secretarial students. The organization ' s motto is: First in scholarship, leadership and cooperation, ' ' while its purpose is to professionalize the status of college trained young men and women. All members of the society must have at least a 3.0 average in business and liberal arts. The members must also possess the qualities of accuracy, initative, and dependability and be recommended by the Department of Business faculty. Through the baking of cakes for special occassions. Alpha Pi Epsilon raises money. 7.; STUDENT JUDICIARY COUNCIL 1st row (left to right): Ron Thompson, Sherri Motley, Janet Whitaker, Danny Williams, Laura Askew, Travis Baulware, Gerri Moran. 2nd row: Roy Winslow, Dana Johnson. Greg Benton, Keith McFadden and Bob Lumpkins. The Student Judicial Council is a seven-member panel which rules in cases involving minor violations of Chowan College policy. The Council serves in an advisory capacity to Residence Hall Councils and works in cooperation with the Student Government Associ ation and the college administration. The board, which is being phased out in favor of a joint student-faculty judicial council, also serves as an appellate board over the Residence Hall Councils. 77 PHI THETA KAPPA D0K Phi Theta Kappa is a recognized honorary scholarship society whose object is to promote scholarship, to develop character, and to cultivate fellowship among the students of both sexes in the junior colleges of the United States. In order for a person to become a member of Phi Theta Kappa (Iota Delta Chapter) one must have and maintain a 3.0 grade point average. Also one must be of good moral character and possess recognized qualities of citizenship as judg- ed by a screening committee. Iota Delta attends Regional, Leadership, and National Conventions to learn more about helping improve our campus and bettering our students. The club holds various fund-raising projects to raise money for the conventions. They include doughnut sales, gas donations, carnation sales, and a pre- season Softball tourna- ment. Also Iota Delta has several service projects such as visiting rest homes, singing Christmas carols, and picking up trash around the campus. OFFICERS Freddie Davis — President Lee D. Freeman III — Vice President Tim Elliott — Secretary Ross Newcombe — Treasurer Harry Pickett — Reporter MEMBERS 1979-1980 Geff Adams Terri Arnold Leeann Barlow Dottie Benjamin Bennie Bridge water Betty Lou Brown David Bullock Tony Byrd Raymond Chappell Bert Childress Pam Cross Patricia Csigi Freddie Davis Tim Elliott Bill English Mickie Evans Kathy Fisher Lee D. Freeman III Terry Grizzard Keith Hoffler Karen Hopwood Steve Jarman Renee Lambert Dean Lowman Ruthie McCollum Bernie Miller Randy Murphy Ross Newcombe Harry Pickett James Phillips Kathi Riddick Ricky Roberts Rochell Roland Kate Scherrer John Sullivan Cheryl Umphlette Janet Whitaker Scott White Steve Whittermore Denise Allison Edison Amachree Sharee Atkinson Sharon Banks Judy Belch Charlotte Boone Sarah Boone Janet Boyd Mike Britt Terrie Bunch Elaine Chapman Tina Copeland Joe Crowder Kathy DeHart Jonathan Dekle Michael Drake Belinda Elmore John Fakankun Patricia Fleming Heidi Gentry Donna Getz Carol Giandonato Nikki Goss William Greggs Ray Harrell Nathaniel Hawkins Lisa Huffman Richard Jernigan Gabriel Jumbo Sam Kayea 1980 Darlene Keene Steve Laney Keith Lawson Diane LeBreux Nancy Loy Grant Maness Karen Martin Duke May Chet Maxey Kaye Midgett Maureen Mitchell Teresa Moseley Bill Nash Michelle Newborn Mary Paul Deborah Plyer Beverly Price Kenneth Pridgen Kathy Riddick Mike Ritchie Donald Robertson Lisa Rossborough Rickie Tang Bill Thweatt Ron Thompson Ann Vaughan Patsy Vick Andrew Wheeler Steven Williams Patricia Willis 7,S CHOIR 1st row (left to right): Arlene Gibbs, Valerie Johnson, Rema Fraizer, Cynthia Wills, Brenda Jackson, Susan Newman, Charlene Parkin, Cynthia Everette, Valerie Carter. 2nd row: Becky McQueen, Rosetta Gant, Deborah Sidney, Yolanda Parker, Bernadette Campbell, Deborah Plyler, Terri Bunche, Sonja Evans, Professor Hugh Middleton. 3rd row: Dr. James Chamblee, Gene Jenkins, Bernie Miller, Dennis Smith, Simeon Williams, Steve Harrison, Mike Owens, Antonio Locklin, Jonathan Carey, Joe Hailger, Leslie Smith. Classical, jazz, pop, and folk music are all a part of the repertoire of the Chowan College Choir. In addition to having a wide range of voices, from soprano to bass, the choir sings a wide range of music which includes both religious and secular music, and they have even learned songs in Latin, French, and German. The full choir, which is comprised of 46 members, presents a Christmas and Spring concert each year. The Touring Choir, which is a smaller group of 22 students, travels to various churches and sings primarily religious music. In the past, the Touring Choir has taped a 30-minute Christmas show in Washington, North Carolina and sung in Greenville at the Baptist State Convention. The Chowan College Choir not only has a wide range of music, but a wide range of talent, too. 1st row (left to right): Penny Jones, Becky Brasie, Charlene Parkin, Susan Newman, Brenda Jackson, Deborah Plyier. 2nd row: Bernie Miller, Gene Jenkins, Joe Haigler, Rema Fraizer, Deborah Sidney, Steve Williams. 3rd row: Dennis Smith, Antonio Locklin, Professor Hugh Middleton, Joe Mayes,, Dr. James Chamblee, Leslie Smith, Andy Borrell. 79 BAND 1st row (left to right): Lisa Beamon, Barbara Draper, Tom Vetters, Dixon Smiley, Donna Hankinson, Ed Michaels, Bern Davenport, David Robertson. 2nd row: Bobby Cunningham, Jonathan Dekel. Andy Galarza. 3rd row: Bryan Carr, Robert Parker, Keith Dills, Bryan Meeks. John Batchelor, Director Bob Brown, Donald Grekle. The Chowan College Stage Band is a group of talented and dedicated musicians who perform at various functions and represent the school in band competitions. The band is open to all students who are interested in playing band music. SI) STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION 1st row (left to right): Thomas Crumdy, Bennie Bridgewater, Hal Austin, Mike Burke, Dean Lowman. 2nd row: Patsy Vick, Susie Moore, Marian Rose, Ann Kellam, Nancy Loy, Terry Arnold, Cindy Gray, Pat Csigi. 3rd row: Lawrence Mumford, Alice D. Vann, Steve Whittemore, Eddie Butler, Gerry Moran, Jim Thomas. The student legislature consist of one represen- tative who is elected to represent various student halls. Each hall elects a representative that they feel can best express their ideas and suggestions in the SGA meetings. During the 1979-80 school year the student legislature organized many activities that helped to serve and entertain the college students. Events such as Parent ' s Day, Homecoming and Spr- ing Festival were sponsored, while several campus clubs and organizations were lent money to finance important activities that could not be financed in other ways. The legistature tackled problems rang- ing from the cafeteria to student apathy. OFFICERS: 1st row: Bernie Miller, Historian: Mike Burke, President: Steve Whittemore, Treasurer. 2nd row: Alice D. Vann, Advisor; Nan- cy Loy, Vice-President: Terry Arnold, Secretary; Cindy Gray, Auditor; Pat Csigi, Social Co- Chairperson for Womens Activites. 81 CHOWAN PLAYERS The Chowan Players, an organization composed of students interested in drama and drama production on the college level, produced two major plays during the 1979-80 school year. Under the direction of advisor Sandra N. Boyce, the Players presented Woody Allen ' s comedy Don ' t Drink the Water and Thorton Wilder ' s Pulitzer Prize winning Our Town. Don ' t Drink the Water was performed October 3, 4, and 5 before moderate but responsive crowds. Excerpts from the farce, an adventurous tale of tourists being suspected of spying in an Iron Curtain country and subsequently taking refuge in an in- ept American embassy, where also shown to both Monday and Wednesday assembly con- gregations. Key roles were staged by Dan White (Father Drobney), Rhett Coats (Axel Magee), Beckie Brasie (Marion Hollander), Aubrey Cuthrell (Walter Hollander), Laura Askew (Susan Hollander), Kevin Wilson (Sultan of Bashir), and Bobby Cunningham (Kilroy). Other participants were Kevin Cole, Steve Whittemore, John Sullivan, Darleen Keene, Penny Jones, Jamille Aceves, and Bruce Walbert, Penny Jones assisted Mrs. Boyce with the production and direction of the event. The spring production, Our Town, was presented during the month of March. S2 If Pictures from the Chowan Players production of Don ' t Drink the Water. 83 SCIENCE CLUB 1st row (left to right): Bert Childress, Kate Scherer, Laura Forbes, Pam Hall, Kathi Rid- dik. 2nd row: Mike Stewart, Henry Wilson, Bennie Bridgewater, Kenny Poole, Haverson Ward, Jimmy McLamb, Gilbert Tripp. The Chowan Science Club is an important campus organization devoted to the learning and better understanding of science. The club was organized for the benefit of science oriented students and is affiliated with the North Carolina Collegiate Academy of Sciences. Its main purpose is to stimulate interest in the sciences by introducing the lesser known fields through informative programs and projects. 84 SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB Left to right: Rosetta Gant, Nancy Theirry, Larry Stukes, Victor Holland. The Chowan College Sociology Association is an organization that promotes interest in community service projects. The club sponsors field trips and guest speakers in order to expose members to information on the development, structure and function of human groups conceived as processes of interaction or as organized patterns of collective behavior. The club ' s advisor is Dr. John W. Gosnell. 85 SNEA 1st row (left to right): Kenney Pridgen, Mary Paul, Kay Wallace, Charline Parkin, Pam Harris. 2nd row: Rory Gibson, George Jarrett, Don White, Jackie Bass. The Student National Education Association is a national organization for students who are interested in a career in education. The SNEA was founded in 1937 as a chapter of the National Education Association and has served more that one million members across the country since its inception. The SNEA bylaws state the purpose of the organization — ...to develop an understanding of the educational profession, to provide for a united student voice, to influence the conditions under which prospective educators are prepared, to advance the interests and welfare of students preparing for a career in education, to promote and protect human and civil rights and the highest ideals of pro- fessional ethics, standards and attitudes. 86 GOSPELCHOIR 1st row (left to right): Phyllis Greer, Margaret Hayes, Rosetta Gant, Deborah Sidney, Cynthia Wills, Brenda Williams, Connie Towns, Yolanda Parker, Rema Frazier. 2nd row: Lloyd Graham, Michael Norman, Randlph Mason, Tony Locklin, Kevin Foust, Tony Daniel, Michael Owens, Bernadette Campbell, Steven Harrison, Thomas Crumdy. The Chowan Gospel Choir is an organization run by students which seek to further the cause of Christ. Under the leadership of Jerry Hendrick, the group has developed pro- gresively. 87 BSU-CCF 1st row (left to right): Denise Allison, Charlene Parkin, Larry Stukes, Gabriel Jumbo, Harry Pickett, Kirk Byerly. 2nd row: Connie Towns, Fran Morrison, Barbara Draper, Cecilia Yau, Marie Gaver, Terry Nanney, Chaplain Taylor. 3rd row: Jeff Nichols, Tim Fortune, Pat Willis, Jon Dekle, Joe Mayes. 4th row: Blaine Garrett, Dennis Smith, Johnny Stafford, Tony Laughlin. Being a two-year co-educational college owned and supported by the Baptist State Convention of North Carolina, Chowan attempts to instill Christian ideals in each and every student. The Baptist Student Union-Campus Christian Fellowship, more than any other organization on campus, gives the Christian student a chance to express his religious convictions before fellow students. Under the direction of the chaplain of the college, Dr. R. Hargus Taylor, BSU-CCF meets weekly in Room 201 of Daniel Hall. Group members attend religious-oriented camps, workshops and seminars to further enhance their religious growth. Over the past several years, Dr. Taylor and his students have made it a project to visit the elderly at Pine Manor Rest Home in Ahoskie. Membership in BSU-CCF is open to all students regardless of race, nationality or religious beliefs. CIRCLE K 1st row (left to right): Niki Goss, Linda Rigsby. 2nd row: Fran Morrison, George Hazelton, Bob Downie. 3rd row: Mike Stewart, Dan Revell, Renee Lambert. Circle K is a campus club that offers both service and special opportunities to the stu- dent. The club is affiliated with Kiwanis International and stresses the student ' s per- sonal leadership skills and contributes in the growth of personal initiative in analyzing the needs of our environment and finding solutions to some of our problems. Through Circle K, students can find ways to be more active in their communities, as well as play an active role in student affairs. The organization is open to both men and women students with 2.0 or better grade point averages. 89 DAY STUDENTS 1st row, (left to right): Julie Britt, Clark Francis, Scott Emery, Buddy Wright, Stan Hall, Mrs. Betty Batchelor. 2nd row:Rick Jernigan, An- thony Futrell, Ray Har- rell. President, Dan Revelle, William Herbert, Adebole Aivonaike The Chowan College Day Student Organization is composed of all students classified as communting students. The objective of the organization is to encourage the involve- ment of day students in college sponsored activities. Th e group elects one representative to the SGA Legislature. It also sponsors many student functions. 1st row (left to right): Pat- sy Vick, Brenda Joyner, Mary Speed, Sarah Whitley, Thomas Curry, Willie Mae Walton. 2nd row: Lisa Woodard, Bert Tyler, Eddie Butler, War- ren Sexton, Jr., Larry Thomas, Ahmed Ab- dulrazak, Tony Marra. Abahagi Ashiek 90 INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS The International Student Organization is an organization designed to enhance the relationship between national and international students at Chowan. The students can meet and discuss some of their differences and similarities as well as learn more about different countries and life styles. The group is open to all students. BRAZIL Pessoa, Antonia Sarkis, Sirrame COLUMBIA Barranco, Margarita HONGKONG Yau, Cecilia IRAN Afshar-Nadari, Nader Azmayesh-Fard. Mohammod Boortalary, Farood Farsani, Arzhing Fazelnia, Davood Ghaffari, Farhad Ghaffari, Farzad Ghods, Mohammed Mojabri. Said Reza Massomzadeh, Massood Memarpour. Manijeh Ossemi, Cyrus Paykamian, Shakrokh Shekoohi, Shahram Zeinali, Hamid ISRAEL Hamed, Mohammed International Students JAPAN Al-Khadher, Yousef NIGERIA Arai. Massyoshi Al-Longhani, Basemi Abba-Aji, Ashiek Chiba. Yoshiki Al-Marzouq, Abdulrahan Abdulmumini. Yousef Kali, Naomi Al-Muraifea. Kahled Ahmadu, David Suzuki, Rumiko Al-Osaimi, Ahmad A. Ahmed, Abdulrazaoq Wakiyama, Shigeko Al-Rakhis.Muhammiad Akinwale, Yinka Al-Rakhees, Saleh Said Amachrie, Edison JORDAN Al-Saffer, Yousaf Audi, Dawado Abdah.ImadM. Hamdah, Sami A. Awonaike, Adebola Abu-Mahfouz, Hisham Katherm, Yousef Batuba, Maureen H. Hameih, Ismail Mohammad, Adel H. Ezeh, Ifeaniyi, Felix Mahmoud, Abdelraham Fankankun, John Saleh, Samir LEBANNON Halilu, Abdulla Salameh, Salah Braish, Bassem Idris, Muhammad Samarah, Yasar Ousta, Houssam Jiba, Ahmed H. Yousef, Mohammad, Akel Jumbo, Gabriel Zayyat, Maher LIBERIA Karikarisei, Albert Zayyat, Raed Hiull, Garmi Mohammad, Murtala Kayea, SamE. Okunbar, Samson KENYA Onyriimba, Martin MICRONESIA Ortoho, Philip Ngwiri, Zakayo Emangitil, Benny Sodipo, Abiodum S. Gabriel, Telephina Welle, Eric KUWAIT Johnny, Vicky Al-Arian. Khaled Maluwelmeng. Simon QUTAR Al-Asawsy, Mussaed Otto. Aity Al-Fadila, Ahmad A. Al-Asousi, Adnau Ruben, Retain Al-Bannai, Abdulmuhsen Paul, Julie THAILAND Al-Fadhel, Abdulah Sarofaitil, Philip Fongamornkol, Surachai Al-Hagerty, Abdul Rahman Urlanto, Andrew Yangcharoenying, Suthep 91 INTER-CLUB COUNCIL 1st row (left to right): Jean Kelly, Nancy Thierry, Betty Jo Darden, Bill Gambrell, Darleen Keen. 2nd row: Bob Bailey, Harry Pickett, Ray Harrell, Renee Lambert, Victor Holland, Gary Joyce. 3rd row: Alice D. Vann, Ron Thompson, Bert Childress, Freddie Davis, Mike Burke, Steve Laney. 4th row: Bob Lumpkins and Rory Gibson. The Interclub Council allows the organizations at Chowan College to discuss and plan activities while insuring each organization a voice in student affairs. Presidents of each club meet twice each month to review and plan matters of interest to the general student body in relation to the wishes of the organization they represent. 92 MONOGRAM CLUB 1st row (left to right): Johnny Johnson, Jackie Bass, Randy Murphy, Percy Godette, Mike Grant. 2nd row: Rayfield Zeigler, Rory Davis, Annette Johnson, Bettie Jo Darden. 3rd row: Dean Barrow, Dale Horn, Kathy Ferrell, Lynn Carter, George Jarrett. 4th row: Marvin Hunter, Woody McDaniels, Lee Freeman, Kemp Page, Harold Williams, Kathy Pickens. 5th row: Paul Turner, Chris Didlake, Steve Knowles, Mike Hayes. 6th row: Jeff Speight, Helen Pitts, Eric McDaniels, Danny Mayo The Monogram Club is one of Chowan College ' s most prestigious clubs. Any student who is a member of a varsity athletic team and who participates in an intercollegiate ac- tivity is eligible for membership. Athletes in the Monogram Club come from a wide varie- ty of sports such as baseball, basketball, football, golf, softball, tennis, volleyball, and wrestling. 93 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB (left to right): Harry Pickett, Bennie Bridgewater, Bob Lumpkins, Scott White, Rochel Roland, Billy Chasteen. Since Chowan has many students majoring in photography, the Photography Club is one of the most popular clubs on campus. Members meet and discuss new photographic ideas as well as display some of their photography projects for some constructive criticism. Members of the Photography Club strive to help their associates and themselves improve their photographic abilities and develop their talents with the camera. 94 SAR Above, Bruce Hoff shows the campus to a prospective student. Other SAR ' s are: Louis Mangus, Lynn Carter, Leeann Barlow, Joseph Morgan, and Terri Tatem. The Student Admissions Representatives are students who volunteer their free time to show prospective students the Chowan campus. This tour gives a view of the campus from the eye of the student rather than the paid dorm administrator who just might not tell it in the same manner. Prospective students can be free to ask questions and find out the good and the not so good points of the school. 95 SMOKE SIGNALS (left to right): Co-Advisors Marianne Jackson and James B. Graham, Dean Lowman, Belinda Elmore, Harry Pickett, Nancy Keen, Jane Bridgforth, Kathy Fisher, Barbara Parker, Shelly Jankosky Harry Pickett-Editor Belinda Elmore-Associate Editor Dean Lowman-News Editor NEWS STAFF Greg Bassett Jane Bridgforth Kathy Fisher Menf ord Grisewould Nancy Keen Shelly Jankosky Penelope Jones Barbara Parker PHOTO STAFF Janet Herzing J. P. Leong Randy Murphy Nancy Thierry Bill Williamson The staff of Smoke Signals feels this year ' s student newspaper was the best in Chowan ' s history. Smoke Signals editor, Harry Pickett, says that his paper ' s primary objective was to tell the truth. Students found the bi-monthly medium a means of entertainment and complete school information, and not just another flimsy gossip sheet hurried to the nearest trash can or picked up for the sole purpose of wrapping fish. Smoke Signals was noted for its controversial news coverage, especially its reporting on alleged scandals within the Student Government Association, and for its hard hitting editorials, which were thought-provoking and concise. Smoke Signals , published and edited by students in the Chowan School of Graphic Communications, is co-advised by James B. Graham, a former reporter of the Washington Post , and Mrs. Marianne Jackson. 9« THE CHOWANOKA The purpose of a yearbook is to capture the memories of the past year with photographs, captions, and the like. The Chowanoka, being the annual publication at Chowan College, presents the indepth life of Chowan ' s students and faculty, and for the future, offers countless rememberances. Scott White and Rochel Roland, co-editors of Chowan ' s annual, feel they and the staff have collaborated in the 1979-80 edition to compile a year ' s worth of memories that will last for a lifetime, in the lives of all Chowanians. Advised by the photography professors Douglas Gleason and Mark Wolfe, the Chowanoka is edited and published by students in the Chowan School of Graphic Communications. EDITORS Co-Editors Rochel Roland Scott White Associate Editor Copy Editor Gary Joyce Dean Lowman Sports Editor Harry Pickett Layout Editor Jim Thomas Art Editor Bob Lumpkins STAFF Photography Rock Murphy Bennie Bridgewater Dennis Loan Bill Chasteen Elaine Chapman Pattie Bolgosano Sam Kayea J.P.Leong Brenda Williams David Fletcher Sisi Sarkis Copy Staff Sharon Banks Tanya Smallwood Deborah Sidney Nancy Loy Layout Staff Thomas Curry Debora Schwenk BillThweat 97 CHEERLEADERS! Chowan ' s cheerleaders strike a pose. From left, kneeling, Fredda Powers, Denise Reynolds, Kathy Ferrell, Diane Palmer, Jackie Bass and Pam Harris, co- captains; Denise Martin. Carol Culp, Deb- bie Molnar, Annette Johnson, standing, Eddie Tomlin and Johnnie Carsten, Big Brave. Nothing can make a football or basketball game more exciting than a good high-spirited squad of cheerleaders leading the fans in support of their team. The 1979-80 Chowan cheerleading squad was just that kind of squad: one that could make a boring lop-sided game into an exciting rout and make a loss seem like an even closer hard fought game. As in years past, the Chowan cheerleaders kept enthusiasm high no matter what the scoreboard read. Chowan ' s tradition of winn- ing was upheld along with its tradition of active fan participation. The cheerleading squad can take some credit for assuring both traditions, as they urged the Braves ' teams to victory while making the crowd a deciding factor at every home game. Under the direc- tion of their sponsor, Mrs. Alice D. Vann, director of residence life, the cheerleaders did their job of develo- ing sportmanship among Chowan students, maintain- ing enthusiasm and school spirit, and improving the relationships between Chowan College and other teams at athletic events. Slf ' IS BUT 98 Pam Harris Co-Captain — Cheerleading at Chowan College is open to both male and female students. Tryouts are held early in the Fall Semester. Cheerleaders are selected to maintain enthusiasm and school spirit, to promote and develop a sense of good sportsmanship among the students, and to better the relationship between Chowan College and other teams at athletic events. 99 I 100 SPORTS 101 FOOTBALL Jim Garrison in his 22nd year as head coach of the Chowan Braves, led the gridders to a second place finish in the tough Coastal Conference Here Garrison talks strategy with quaterback Xavier Love dunng play against nval Lees McRae. 102 Chowan finished its 1979 football season with a bang, demolishing Coastal Conference foe Nassau 34-0 in New York. For the season, however, Coach Jim Garrison ' s of- fense wasn ' t as potent, and his tribe settled for a 7-4 record and a second place conference standing behind arch-rival Ferrum. Garrison, who completed his 22nd season here at Chowan, won his 115th game, which ranks him fourth among active junior college coaches in the nation. The Braves relied on its nationally ranked defense for the better part of the season to come up with the big plays. Giving up a stingy 8.9 points an outing, Chowan ' s defense was led by the Bookends , defensive ends Robert Brown and Hal Henderson. Henderson, an all-American last season as a freshman, and Brown an all-conference selec- tion, terrorized opposing quarterbacks on Saturday after- noons, to the delight of Garrison. Chowan ' s biggest victories came over two four-year universities in the form of Duke ' s JV and East Carolina ' s junior varsity, winning 10-7 and 13-6 respectively. Tailback Percy Godette again led the conference in rushing, and was the starter in the Seventh Annual Coastal Co nference all-star team, along with Brown and Henderson. Chowan quarterback Xavier Love was the games Most Valuable Offensive Player. Chowan, at one time ranked as high as sixth in the coun- try by the Associated Press, had two new coached on the scene this season in Scott Colclough and former Chowan defensive coach Dan Surface. For the 22nd consecutive season, Jerry Hawkins was the offensive line coach. After a hard fought victory over Duke ' s JV, Coach Jim Garrison lauds the play of his troops. Jim Garrison, puffing on his traditional cigarette, looks pensively as the offensive team attempts to move the ball in the Braves 7-0 loss to Lees McRae. 103 MEET THE BRAVES 8 Mike Stewart 54 Jimmy Allen Ray Bryson 10 Eric McDaniels 55 Walter Poston William Dalton 11 Sam Hill 57 Mike Grant Chris Didlake 12 Mike Arrington 58 James Fraser Joey Edwards 13 Kenneth Phillips 59 Jeff Gordon Don Elko 14 Xavier Love 60 Tim Sechrest Thaddeus Farrar 15 Leroy Zimmerman 61 Jeff Speight McArthur Gatewood 16 Burgest Coles 62 Leonard Gray Don Grukle 17 Anthony Leonard 63 Craig Lovett Jim Guffey 18 Amos Jordan 64 Brad Emerson Dave Guthrie 19 Anthony Gregory 65 Chuck Amos Bill Harris 20 Jerry Hedrick 66 Ronwood Harris Adam Herman 21 Gaffney Jackson 67 Amos Twitty David Leman 22 Keith Petty 68 Rayfield Zeigler GregMcDaniel 23 Mike Irvin 69 Jody Schulz Reginald McLendon 24 Micky Newsome 70 MikeRudd Richard Maher 25 Gary Wells 72 Charles Brooks Norman Marsh 26 Jose Matos 73 Danny Mayo Duke May 27 Mike Sheppard 74 David Dean Steve Millen 28 Elliott Washington 75 Rick Thornton Jerry Mills 29 Whit Bradham 76 Kemp Page Alan Murphy 30 Travis Boulware 77 Danny Jones Charles Newton 31 Terry Tenney 7S Julian Stray horn Willie Nimmons 32 Percy Godette 79 Keith McFadden Rick Peters 33 Calvin Munden 80 Harold Williams Don Robertson 34 Delbert Melvin 81 Deno White Jerry Settle 35 Richard Cox 82 Carl Turner Dennis Skeeter 36 Arthur Washington h:s Todd Moore James Springs 37 Tommy Jones si Rory Gibson Vince Sumter 38 Henderson Ware 85 Robert Brown Keith Taylor 39 Donald Winters si; Hal Henderson James Tillis 50 Steve Knowles 87 Herb Sanderson Robert Williams 51 Mike Carter ss Julius Sessoms William Wright 52 Alonza Cady 89 Mike Hayes 53 Robert Paul John Paul Bennett 104 ' Famous Amos is all by his lonesome. After a rough day on the sidelines, will Coach Gar- rison take his frustrations out on Coach Hawkins? SCOREBOARD N.C. StateJ.V.s East Carolina J.V.s Newport News Apprentice Potomic State College Duke J.V.s Ferrum Lees McRae Hudson Vall ey Westchester Wesley Nassau Chowan Opponent 2 22 13 6 32 14 20 2 10 7 14 7 24 13 1 11 13 34 2nd Place: Coastal Conference Offensive Guard Tim Sechrest gets a bum-rap! 105 All eyes are focused on the uprights as Mike Hayes (89) and kicker Chuck Amos look to see if the attemp- ted field goal is good, in the Braves ' 24-13 Homecoming victory over Hudson Valley College. Richard Cox says Chowan is Number One after the victory over Duke! This is certainly a pain in the 106 Chowan ' s All-American defensive end Hal Henderson prepares to lower the boom on this N. C. State quarterback. Xavier Love (14) turns up the option against N. C. State. Sophomore full back Tommy Jones (37) breaks through the Lees McRae line with the blocking of Darrell Nolls (50). The Braves dropped this one, however, 7-0. 107 PERCY GETS STOPPED! Percy Godette (above) gets stop- ped for a short gain against Hud- son Valley in Chowan ' s homecom- ing contest. At right, Coach Scott Colclough (kneeling) and Coach Dan Surface look on with players as the Braves win their homecom- ing game 24-13. 108 1979 ALL-STAR GRIDDERS Hal Henderson, DE All- America, All-Region 10, All-Conference Co-Most Outstanding Lineman t Robert Brown, DE All-Region 10, All-Conference Co-Most Outstanding Defensive Lineman. :3m James Fraser, OG All-Region 10, Most Outstanding Offensive Lineman. Danny Jones, DT All-Region 10, All-Conference 109 1979 ALL-STAR GRIDDERS Elliott Washington, DB All-Region, All-Conference Richard Cox, DB All Region 10 Mike Shepard, DB Led Coastal Conference in interceptions(8), All-Region 10, All-Conference, Most Outstanding Defensive Back Percy Godette, TB Coastal Conference Leading Rusher All-Conference, All-Region 10 Most Outstanding Offensive Offensive Back 110 BRAVES ARE TOUGH! in 1979 VOLLEYBALL The 1979 Chowan Volleyball team is (from left, front row), Karen Wheelhouse, Belva Tharpe, Terri Tyler, Georgia Ross, Wanda Bacote, Kay Wright, (back row) Managers Jay Hilton and Bettie Jo Darden; Heather Holt, Kathy Pickins, Susan Whalen, Marina Hewett, Scottyn Patrick, Lisa Huffman and Ann Vaughan. VOLLEYBALL Coach Janet Collins and the 1979 women ' s volleyball team represented Chowan College well this year, finishing the season with a surprising 10-13 record, one of the best finishes in recent history. The lady spikers finished second in the tough NJCAA Region X tournament in the fall, improv- ing its third-place finish of 1978 when they were 7-17 overall. Three players were selected to the all-Region team, as well as being selected Chowan ' s top spike rs. Wanda Bacote of Charlotte was named the outstanding offensive player, while Terri Tyler, freshman co-captain from Raeford, earned the honor from the defense. Sophomore co- captain Georgia Ross of Charlotte was named the team ' s most valuable player. Collins was pleased especially with the late surge the ladies displayed at the end of the regular season when they compiled a record four- game winning streak, in which two of the vic- tories came against senior colleges. All-Region: Ross, Bacote and Tyler 112 SPKERS IN ACTION 113 1979 VOLLEY BALL Managers: Lisa Huffman, Ann Vaughan, Bettie Jo Darden, Jay Hilton DISCUSSING STRATEGY ! ! ! Managers The managers didn ' t receive much recognition or glory this season, but their role was a vital one. They not only handled the chore of washing sweaty uniforms, handing out towels, dishing out the water and all the other morbid things managers are known for; they were also good for team morale. Coach Collins counted on these high-spirited per- sons for encouragement, enthusiasm and a lot of good ole hollern ' . Watch Out! ! ! 114 WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL The 1979-80 LADY BRAVES are (front) Sandra Brown, Sandy Dixon, Queenie Torrence, Debra Brown, Wilhemina Wilson, Tina Midiri, Laura Brailsford, Jennifer Cherry (back), Coach Roy Winslow, Manager Kay Wright, Terri Tyler, Nancy Fleming, Judy Douglas, Jackie Gore, Donnie Stephens, Gale Batts, Sandra Morrison, Cissy Browning. Improving on a 5-12 season of a year ago, Coach Roy Winslow and his Lady Squaws finished the 1979-80 basketball season with a fine 17-9 campaign. The final season standing is the finest women ' s finish in the school ' s history. During the season Winslow started a young, but very talented group of hoopsters. Six players shared starting duties and five were freshmen, with the most talented be- ing 6-1 freshman forward, Donnie Stephens. Stephens, an All-Region 10 selection and a member of the Eastern All-Region 10 Tournament, led the ladies in scoring, rebounding and field goal percentage. She pop- ped the cords at a 17.8 clip, brought home 11 rebounds and fired a blistering 53.9 percentage from the floor. Chowan ended its season with a 91-70 loss to defending national NJCAA finalists Louisburg in Raleigh. Winslow feels it was his finest season as coach of the ladies and cites that next year he will have an abundance of talent, leadership, but most importantly, experience. Captains Debra Brown (left) and Wilhemina Wilson with Coach Roy Winslow. 115 I should get this shot patented ' It ' ll never work, coach. ' Willie, I don ' t care what Dr. Whitaker said. 116 Donnie Stephens, the Lady Braves ' star player, goes up with one of her devastating shots. Stephens and the rest of the girls finished with a 17-9 record, the best in the school ' s history. Teamates Nancy Flemming, Jackie Gore, and Sandra Brown come in to assist. COME UP WITH SOMETHING NEW, COACH! ' 117 1979-80 WRESTLING 1980 Regional Champion Chowan wrestling team. 1st row (left to right|:Earl Sheppard, Charles McCook. Brian Meek, Doug Saunders, Lewis Johnson, Kenny Barbour, Russell Moore. 2nd row: Don White, Ricky Griggs. Joe Bass, Jeff Cristos, Lawrence Blackwell, Steve Miltsakakis, Mike White. 3rd row: Coach Steve Nelson, Mike McGinnis, Mike Rosamilia, Bill Corser, Jerome Mitchell, Mark Davis, David Leman, Andy Galarza, Henderson Ware, Mark Davidson, Jeff Armstrong and manager Joni Graham. Sophomores on the 1979-80 Braves wrestling team are (front), Charles Mc- Cook, Doug Saunders, Andy Galarza (back) Coach Steve Nelson, Steve Miltsakakis and Ricky Griggs. 118 GRAPPLERS ENJOY BEST CHOWAN SEASON EVER! Chowan ' s 1979-80 wrestling team made the finest showing of any Chowan wrestling in the school ' s 132-year history. The Braves concluded their season with a 12-0 dual record, which prompted Coach Steve Nelson to call the season a super team effort. Other accolades the team received included a seventh place finish in the Natonal Junior College Athletic Associa- tion ' s annual national finals in Worthington, Minnesota, where two Chowan wrestlers picked up their share of glory. The wrestlers also managed to win the Southeast ern.Regional Tournament title in Cocoa, Florida. Chowan nosed out Chattahoochee Community College by one-fourth of a point to bring home the championship. The Braves were paced by Doug Saunders in the 134-pound division and Steve Miltsakakis in the 190-pound class. Both sophomores won individual championships. Placing second for Chowan were Earl Sheppard (118), Ken- ny Barber (150), Donald White (158), and David Leman (heavyweight). Saunders and Miltsakakis took their act to Minnesota in March and represented Chowan well in the nationals. Saunders won the 134-pound title and Miltsakakis claimed third place in the 190-pound weight classification. Both were named to the NJCAA All-America teams. Saunders was a first-team selection and Miltsakakis a second-team member. 119 1979-80 ALL-STAR DOUG SAUNDERS NJCAA 134-LB. NATIONAL CHAMP NJCAA FIRST-TEAM ALL-AMERICA NJCAA SOUTHEASTERN REGIONAL CHAMP 25-4 RECORD 120 1979-80 ALL-STAR STEVE MILTSAKAKIS 3RD PLACE NATIONAL NJCAA 190-LB. NJCAA SECOND-TEAM ALL-AMERICA 3RD O.D.U. MONARCH TOURNAMENT NJCAA SOUTHEASTERN CHAMP 21-2 RECORD 121 BASKETBALL BRAVEST The 1979-80 edition of the Chowan Braves basketball team is: 1st row (left to right): Haywood Evans. Chuck Maness Larry Canady, Captain William Barnes, Johnny Johnson, Paul Owen and Mark Hunter. 2nd row: Assis- tant Coach Scott Colelough, Manager Fred Glover, Elton Mosely, Richard Dickerson, Douglas Stevenson, Hassom Jones, Kim Griffin, Andre Cobb, Jean Earl Williams, Mark Moore. Floyd Fortune, Mark Murdock and Coach Jerry Smith. Despite owning a fine 22-8 record during the 1979-80 season, the Chowan Braves basketball team feels they had a mediocre year. For the first time since Coach Jerry Smith took over the reigns as head coach in 1977, the tribe did not win the Eastern Tarheel Conference race. The team fell to a secondplace tie with Louisburg College, both showing 5-3 marks. The two years previous. Coach Smith ' s teams went undefeated through the conference slate, posting impressive 8-0 records. This season, however, Southeastern Community College, the Cinderella team of the ETC, took the top spot in the league with a 7-1 record. Individual ETC Tournament honors went to Johnny Johnson and William Barnes. The two sophomores were named to the ETC all-conference teams. Johnson was a first-team selec- tion and Barnes second. Dr. R. Hargus Taylor, Captain William Barnes, and Coach Jerry Smith. 122 ' Listen to me and we ' ll rule the world. 123 TWO!!! Freshmen played a large role in the Braves 22-8 season, showing unusual leadership abilities and uncanny court savy. Mark More (left), a freshman from Fairfax, Va., lofts one over Mt. Olive defenders in the semi-finals of the ETC Tournament. Kim Griffin, a rookie out of Durham, looks for center William Barnes against Ferrum Col- lege in the Newport News Invitational Tournament. 124 WATCH IT! (Above) Sophomore guard Mark Murdock of China Grove, N.C., prepares to take Louisburg ' s Tony Autry to the basket in a Braves home contest. Johnny Johnson (below) cradles the 1st place trophy the Braves received after defeating Louisburg in the championship game of the ETC Tip- Off Tourney. Team- mate Andre Cobb (right) admires the brass. 125 SCORING! 126 1 ' BRAVES FINISH 22-8 127 BASEBALL 1980 Diamond Squad. 1st row (left to right): Richard Goodwin, Sam Kayea, Keith Atwell. Dale Horn, Woody McDaniels, Dean Barrow, Fran Fitzgerald, Mike Duly. 2nd row: Donald Winters, Mike Cook, Mark Disharoon, Mike Thomas, Clint Biggs, Chris Didlake, Lynn Carter, Dwayne Pridgen, Manager Don Newsom. 3rd row: Coach Jerry Hawkins, Rory Davis, Stephen Cooke, Freddie Davis, Floyd Fortune, Lewis Warren, Eric Mcdaniels, Marvin Hunter, David Bowen, Dwight Mangum, Manager Wesley Carter, Assistant Coach Dwight Collier. OOPS!!! Chowan Braves all-conference catcher Fran Fit- zgerald stumbles off-balance while attempting to find this foul ball through the glaring spring sun. The Braves graduated a talented group of sophomores last year when Coach Jerry Hawkins ' crew won 15 games. This year, Fitzgerald and 12 other sophomores were looked on for leadership. The Braves got off to a slow start, but represented the school well with their inspiring play and great sportsmanship. Dwight Collier, a former Braves baseballer and now a graphic communications instructor, took over the assistant coaching reigns this spring. 128 HI Catfishjr. 55 Marvin Hunter, nephew of former major leaguer Jim Catfish Hunter, goes through the motions in the Braves home contest against Mount Olive College. Hunter, a Hertford resi- dent, fired a two-hitter at the Trojan nine. Dean Barrow (below) hits the deck in an exciting game against Hagerstown Community College, as Lewis Warren takes in the action. 1 - 129 ' Here ' s the target. ' ' Here it comes Fritz! Fran Fitzgerald (above, left) gives Chris Didlake the strike- zone target in th e Braves 7-2 conference win over Mount Olive College. Chris (above) grits his teeth and fires the fast one by the Trojan hitter. Dean Barrow rides the pine, but he ' s still all smiles, as the Braves complete the con- ference double-header with a 2-0 victory. ' I ' m practicing for a Colgate commercial. ' 130 THERE IT GOES!!! ' So long ball! ' ' This helmet doesn ' t fit my curls. ' 131 ' Floyd, there ' s the Goodrich blimp above us. ' ' I don ' t want to hear it. ' I lost track of the score, coach. 132 SOFTBALL 1980 Lady Braves Softball team. 1st row (left to right): Sandra Dixon, Elaine Chapman, Keva Smith, Lori Carter, Kim Mello, Earlyne Collette. 2nd row: Katherine White, Karen Wheelhouse, Kay Wright, Wanda Bacote, Ola Payne, Lisa Huffman, Lynn Ebert. 3rd row: Ken Pridgen, Bonnie Harris, Terri Tyler, Alice Diez, Katie Weir, Nan- cy Keen, Coach Linda Owens. Linda Owens took over as head coach of the Lady Braves Softball team this spr- ing, bringing with her charisma and the much needed knowledge of the game, to propell the squaws to a super showing this season. The team is a young one, and Owens feels next year ' s season... will even be bet- ter... as she prepares for her second year at Chowan as a coach and guidance counselor. ' Let me out, please!!! 133 ' Hit this one, ' fatso! Blowing bubbles is my game. ' I double dare you to throw it. 134 TENNIS 1st row {left to right): Mike Perry, Bob Skinner, Lee Freeman, Tim Walker. 2nd row: Kevin Wilson, Randy Murphy, Helen Pitts, Ray Harrell, Nick Belmonte, Coach Tim McKasksy. Chowan ' s, tennis team got off to a great start in 1980, winning its first five matches, and becoming favorite to capture the Eastern Tarheel Con- ference crown. Coaches Tim McCasksy and Jerry Smith directed the netters to the suc- cessful campaign, developing a winn- ing foundation. Michael Perry, a returning letterman from the 1979 team, recieved all- con- ference honors. Perry and Randy Rock Murphy teamed up to capture the ETC doubles title. ' Bring it on, says Kevin Wilson. 135 ' Jimmy Connors, eat your heart out. Lee Freeman charges for a low one. 136 Who needs Ballet? Tennis Anyone? Kevin Wilson (above, left) displays his versatility, showing perfect form with his backhand. Tim Walker (above) is seeded second on the team, as he shows his fancy moves. Lee Freeman grits his teeth and rips out a backhand. Some backhand, huh? 137 GOLF Golf team members are (left to right) Coach Bill Sowell, Eddie Blackstock, Bill Corser, Bryant Reese, Chip Stanley, Dave Owens, Chip Cutrone and James Rainwater. Members of Chowan ' s golf team ramble in the bushes for the golfball that got away (left). Under the guidance of Coach Bill Sowell, the linksters have vastley improved over recent years. Sowell ' s men have represented the school well in con- ference and regional contests. The team was young this season, with five fre shmen and two sophomores leading the way. Sowell looks for an outstanding season next spring. Where is it? 138 FORE!!! Chip Stanley drives one home. Bill Corsen readies to chip. Chip Cutrone shows PGA form. Bill Corsen concentrates. 139 SPORTS BANQUET A.T Wake Forest assistant coach, Dennis Hagland, tells an amusing story to Chowan athletes. Jim Garrison, football coach and athletic director, chuckles over the tales. Mrs. Janet Collins poses with her volleyball stars, Wanda Bacote, Georgia Ross, and Terri Tyler. Most valuable defensive lineman awards went to All- Conference choice Robert Brown and Ail-American Hal Henderson. Both have scholarships to Virginia Tech and South Carolina, respectively. 140 CFL MOST VALUABLE Former Chowan football star, David Green, visits the campus in January after being named MVP in the Canadian Football League in 1979. Green tours the new gym with Charles Wat- son, associate director of development. Green being interviewed by college relations director Phil Royce and student newspaper editor Harry Pickett. « Green ' s daughter, wife and mother. 141 FEATURE SECTION HISTORIC mURFRJEESBbRb OUR TOWN Before we came to Chowan College, many of us knew very little of Mur- freesboro, N.C. As we arrived in this small town in the northeastern region of North Carolina, we found it to be a small community, but a community enveloped with proud, industrious and independent persons. For the last year, and two for others, Murfreesboro has been home away from. Because of it ' s historic significance, quaint environment and hospitable residents, being a Chowan student has been a worthwhile experience — educa- tionally and socially. For your endurance Murfreesboro, North Carolina, we salute you. I % BRETTS MOTEL ' Hardees a popular eating establishment of Chowanians. Brett ' s Motel ML ' Un The Tarheel Bank (above) and the College Pharmacy (below) are located a few blocks from the campus. Belk (above — for the sophisticated female) and Jack ' s Music Center, Laundromat (below). X CADA Jlaundromat - Fast Fare pleasure. — open 24 hours for your purchasing V -v CHOWAN COLLEGE WE ' RE SOMETHIN ' SPECIAL 143 FEATURE... PANTY RAID ERRUPTS INTO VANDALISM HUNDREDS INVADE DORMS By DEAN LOWMAN News Editor Although it started out as a seemingly harmless prank characteristic of college life, a midnight panty raid created a sense of panic, confusion and fear and caused much destruction to the Chowan College community on October 18. Hundreds of students, both male and female, invaded the various residence halls in the late-night venture, trking items ranging from underclothes to dresses and trousers. In addition, doors and windows were broken and some students almost suffered serious injury. We were taken completely by surprise, commented Renee Lambert, head resident on fourth floor of the Columns Building. One of my girls went into shock, another suffered an asthma attack, and yet another almost had a stroke because of the rapid in- crease in her blood pressure. The Columns building was the site of the most damage. Three d oors were damaged as was one window. Belk Dorm endured a broken glass door in its lounge while a window in a room in Jenkins Hall was damaged. Total cost of repairing the damages is $201.09. As for the determining of proration, Jack Hassell, head of the Maintenance Department, feels that the respon- sibility for determining how the pro- rate will be distributed for damages done in something like a panty raid is left with the head residents of the dorms and the deans. Hassell admits that he ' s not sure whether the residents of the damaged dorms will have to pay for the repairs if the guilty parties aren ' t determined. However, Hassell adds that he feels the cost, approximately 20 cents per person, will probably be charged to every student. What caused the event to change from a mere panty raid into a destructive venture? Apparently, some of the par- ticipants were under the influence of alcohol and got caught up in the festivities, commented Dean Roy Winslow, dean of men. This caused their inhibitions to be lowered and allowed them to be talked into invading the dorms and, in some cases, invading the rooms. Winslow added that he felt panty raids are part of college life and could be accepted more readily by the administration if they (the students) hadn ' t gone overboard. Most of the concern exemplified by the students surrounds the reluctance of the participants to return clothing obtained in the raid. Mrs. Alice Vann, director of residence life, is serving as the coor- dinator of the recovery effort. Mrs. Vann reports that items are being returned very slowly: Only a few items, such as a dress and a little bit of underclothing have been turned in to me. I have also had a lady ' s watch turned in — this has not been claimed yet. She also believes that many students are keeping articles of clothing as souvenirs. However, Mrs. Vann ad- vocates the students returning the more expensive items such as shirts, blouses, dresses, etc. Some of the students ' rooms were completely ransacked and several complete wardrobes were taken, she lamented. My guess is that the whole thing was organized as a type of joke which simply got out of hand, commented Dean Clayton Lewis, dear, of students. Though the event caused a great disturbance on campus, the ad- ministration did not become overly concerned until the students made illegal entries into the dormitories. Lewis indicated that the college could not tolerate that behavior which violates school policy and remain the type of institution that it professes to be. If the students remain outside the residence halls, that ' s fine as it ' s traditional, concluded Lewis. But, if they enter the residence halls in future raids, they will probably be dealt with more severely if caught. 144 THE BLOODMOBILE Blood Gifts Exceed Goal « By DONNA SWICEGOOD The Red Cross Bloodmobile visit to the Chowan campus on September 27 was deemed an overwhelming suc- cess by Steve Nelson, director of Stu- dent Activities. Chowan exceeded its 200-pint goal by 85 pints. 308 persons participated, while 23 were given medical referrals which brought the total donations to 285 pints. This was the largest single collection of blood in Hertford County in the last five years, Nelson emphasized. The Blood Cup was won by Halifax Community College last year with near- ly the same percentage of donors as Chowan had this year, according to Nelson. We could be in the running for the Blood Cup this year. Nelson main- tained. Cris Roe, Red Cross regional representative, presented programs in assembly on Monday (Sept. 24) and Wednesday (Sept. 26) where he ex- pressed his appreciation to Chowan. He also said that the Chowan Program is one of the best programs ever, ac- cording to Nelson. - . . ;iJJ «tJ|l 145 FEATURE... NEW GYMNASIUM NEARS COMPLETION As the 1979-80 academic year drew to a close, the new $2.5 million gymnasium-physical education facility was com- pleted and ready for use. An anonymous half-million dollar contribution was received for the structure ' s completion, with a stipulation that it be named in honor of Senator Jesse A. Helms. The gymnasium contains three full-size basketball courts, two classrooms, a weight room, a mini-gym, three courts for handball and paddle tennis, steam-bath, sauna, therapy room, laundry room, and an Olympic size swimming pool. The structure ' s completion really makes Chowan somethin ' special! :• Ml; ■ A side view of the building. 146 MOMENTS FROM THE (jjiftljgj WARM WEATHER FUN - Bernard Miller displays Hubert which he caught in Lake Vann on campus TO THE EDITOR To the Editor: I have been here at Chowan now for four weeks and, for the most part, I ' m thoroughly impressed with what I see. I like my classes, professors, and my schedule. All the guys on my floor get along well and are able to help each other out if anybody needs it. In general, the peo- ple are friendlier, even more so than at my high school, which is the size of Chowan ( approximately 950 students ) . The planned activites are adequate enough to take the place of most city ac- tivities. The other activities are filled by going to Hill ' s Pub; and the Pig Pickin ' s, sponsored by the students of the different dormitories on campus. The dorms and library provide good study habits, except when students who have nice stereo systems begin to show them off by cranking the volume. The one aspect that doesn ' t con- tribute to good study habits is the food served in Thomas Cafeteria. Most of the food served in there is basically starch. The best part of the cafeteria is its salad bar, but I look at it this way, who can mess up a salad? For breakfast you get running scrambled eggs, hash browns, toast, pastry, and cereal; all basically starch, not a well balanced diet at all. I don ' t eat lunch very often, so I don ' t know what ' s generally served. For sup- per, however, we ' re served tasteless food and fatty meats which is just as bad as starch. This college has it made with modern facilities and a good reputation, but if the administration wants to make a perfect place — spend a little more on the food! ! Sincerely, Gary Joyce COLD WEATHER FUN - Unidentified student gets a ski tow along Jones Drive around Squirrel Park during one of last winter ' s snowy days. 147 FEATURE... SGA PRESIDENT ALLEGEDLY LEADS PANTY RAID By HARRY PICKETT Smoke Signals Editor Michael Burke, Student Government Association president, will not be impeached or suspended from office as rumors had it in early December after his actions following an attempted toothbrush raid at Belk Hall. It seems that Burke, allegedly one of the instigators in a panty raid in October, squirted shaving cream on girls who were chasing him outside of East Hall after the raid. After being summoned to SGA advisor and Residence Life Director Mrs. Alice Vann after the incident, Burke denied his frivilous shaving cream escapade, but later had to own up to it, as Smoke Signals photographer Randy Rock Murphy unveiled photos of the incident. Asked if he denied telling Mrs. Vann that he was not involved in the melee, Burke, said, I don ' t know if I told her that or not. I could have. I don ' t recall. Clayton Lewis, dean of students, said he disapproved of Burke ' s motives. He said he did not know the president was involved until late the next morning. He was informed by a member of the Student Development Staff. The night of the spoof toothbrush raid, Burke said he was in his room when he received a phone call from a girl. The girl was probably from Columns Hall, he noted, because he has received threats and nasty letters from them all year. She said I had better lock my door or they were going to get me, Burke explained. They thought I was in the last raid. Burke, who stays in Parker Hall, said the girl said she and her friends were coming to raid the whole dorm. Burke said the girls were going to make sure they were going to get me. Burke said he then immediately went to Scott Colclough, head resident at Parker, to tell him of the girls ' intentions, but he was out. He then went to Greg Kaserman, resident assistant on second floor, and Kaserman locked the doors to Parker Hall. The student executive said he then called Mrs. Marcella Buffaloe, head resident at Belk Hall, to warn her that some Parker men were on their way over to the girls ' dorm. But he insisted he never went to Belk Hall to start the raid. I only wanted to stop the raid. According to bystanders, the attempted raid was broken up by members of the administra- tion. Then Burke emerged on the scene with shaving cream in hand at East Hall, squirting his rivals with the white foam. Certainly I don ' t approve of his (Burke ' s ac- tions) or the young ladies going into residence halls to raid for toothbrushes, Lewis said after the incident. There is competition or conflict between Mike Burke and the girls in Columns. Burke and Lewis had a conference two days later. I didn ' t tell him he would be suspended, Lewis offered. I told him of the prospect of an officer being relieved of his duties, but I wasn ' t specifically talking about him. I told him we couldn ' t have it, Lewis con- tinued. As an officer he couldn ' t behave in such a manner, particularly since he was SGA presi- dent. Burke said he didn ' t know why he was called to Dean Lewis ' office at the time. I don ' t know for sure, but I think it was because of a news reporter. The SGA president claims the photos taken of him by Smoke Signal ' s Murphy were fake prints. This is a school of Graphic Arts and this is a good school for photography. I think they could do trick photography if they wanted. I told Dean Lewis that Harry Pickett (Smoke Signal editor ) was out to get me. Lewis said Burke is capable of being an effec- tive SGA president but noted, however, that past presidents have been suspended at Chowan for improper behavior. Mike Burke has got to learn a lesson that Richard Nixon had to learn, Lewis said. Nixon had to learn that he was not above the law. If you play, you pay. 148 - IMF ; ■r 149 150 CLASS SECTION Z sJ£%- pjT i O r ft V) n o) 151 Abba-aji, Ashiek Abdulmunini, Yusufu Abshar, Naderi Adams. Geffrey A. Adams, Terry Afsharjalili. Dariosh Ahmadu, David Ahmed, Abdulralaag Akinwale, Yinka Amachree, Edison Anderson. Barbara Arnette. Jon R. Arnold. Teresa Ashe. McKinley B. 152 Class of 1980 Askew, Laura Babson, Roger Bailey, Robert E. Baker, Stanley E. Barlow. Leeann K. Barnes, Deborah Barnes, Timmy Barnes, William Bass, Jacqueline Batts, Gale Batubo, Maureen Bawtinhimer, Jonathan Bclmonte, R. 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Oral Victor Holleman, Joseph Honeucutt, Joe Hopwood, Karen L. Horn, Dale Howell, Sandra J. Hughes, Sandy E. Humphrey, Debby Jackson, Eugene C. 162 Jacobs, Kenneth L. Jankosky, Michelle R. Jarman, Stephen Jiba, Ahmed K. Johnson, Denise Johnson. Johnny Frank Johnson, Sandra C. Jones. Tommy Jones. Willie Daniel Jumbo. Gabriel Karikarisei. Albert Kaserman, Gregory A. Keith. Russel L. Kelley. Jeanne Marie 163 Kello, Antionette Lambert. Renee R. Laughlin, Rodney Laws. Robert E. Leonard. Anthony Lesesne. Robert D. Locklin, Tony Lowman. Harold D. Loy. Nancy E. Lumpkins. Robert Madueme. Cosmes Magee, Philip M. 164 K a ok yf fl ll T 9 m f 1 ■ ; : i | -5 — - - — ■ _ — — .. d Class of 1980 Martin. Denise Maxwell, Beverly Maxey.Chet Mayne, John McEachern, Kathryn McKiney, Ronald M. McLamb, Jimmy D Miller, Bernard Miller. Christopher Mitchell, Maureen Mizelle, Ellen Mohammed, Murtala Moran, Geraldine 165 Morris, David Morrison, EUen F. Mostafavi, Seid Motley. Sherri Mumford, Lawrence Murphy, Randy Murr, Sandy Nanney, Terry Neilands, Michael Nelson, Martha Newbern, Michelle D. Newsome, Mickey M. Otto, Aity Newton, Kay 166 Class of 1980 Owens. David E. Paffe, Elizabeth Palmer, Diane Parker, Barbara Parker, Volanda Paul, Robert if i Pender, Judith Peoples, William Perry, Mike Phelps, Schnell Phillips, James Pickens, Cathie Pietrocola, Laur; Pitts, Helen H. 167 Poston, Walter Alien Powell. Sara Prince. Douglas T. Purgason. Donna Rainwater. James R. Randolph. CleoM. Rawls. Tammie Ricks. Dietrich Ricks, Keith Riddick, Kathy Riley. Harvey Ritchie, Michael Roberts, Richard V. Roland. Rochel 168 Rose, Marian T. Rose, Michael D. Rose, Steven Ross, Georgia Sampson, Okunbar Sanders, Steve Scherer, Kate Schmidt, William Schwenk, Debbie Siavosh, Ermadi-Kojabadi Sillery, JohnM. Smith, Bryan Smith, Kenneth Smith, Dennis V. 169 Sodipo, Steven A. Stafford, JohnS. Stallings, Debbie Stephenson. Nancy Stewart, Michael G. Stewart, Michael K. Strickland, Daryl Stokes, Brenda Stukes, Larry Sullivan, John Sweeney. Garrett Sweeney, Robert Taylor, Angela Taylor, Florenda 170 Thierry, Nancy Thomas James H. Thompson. Ronald D. Tice, Theodore E. Tomlin. Eddie Torrence, Queenie Towns, Connie Tretola, Loretta Turner, Forrest K. Turner. Mark A. Tyler, Taylor Umphlette. Cherly Vick, Patsy L. Ward, Haverson 171 Watson, Jeffery A. Weaver, Cindy Welle, Eric Westry, Joseph P. Whalen, Susan Wheeler, Andrew Wheeler, Thomas Whitaker, Doris R. Whitaker, Janet White, Deno White, Mitchells. Whitfield. Dianne E. Whittemore, Stephe Williams, Charles A. 172 Class of 1980 Withrow, Karen G. Wright, Simon E. Yau, Cecilia Williams, William H. 173 Abtahi, Ahmadreza Adelstein, Edward T. Al-Asousi, Adnan Albertson, Floyd L. Alexander, Sharon Allison, Denise M. Anderson. Allen Anderson, Arlene Arai, Mike M. Armstrong, Jeffery T. Arrington, Michael Asbell, Jeryl L. Askarzadeh, Mohammed Askew. Paul T. 174 Atkinson, ShareeC . Ault, Nancy Jo Austin, Harold E. Azmayesh, Mohammed F. Bacote, Wanda J. Bagley, Cecil Baines, Teresa Banks, Sharon Barrett. Eugene Beaman, LisaC. Beilsmith, Tracy Bell. David Earl Belch. Judy C. Bell. Dora Ann 175 Bell, Kathleen M. Benbow, Diana L. Bennett, John P. Benthall. Frances Bess, Rodney O. Best. Candy Jo Biegel, Roy Jay Blackwell. Lawrence Blanchard, Teresa Blubaugh, Marque Bobbitt, Hilda G. Boone, Charlotte V. Boone, Sarah M. Borrell, Jay 176 Class of 1981 r 1 Bowen, David Bowles, David K. Boyce, Ernest E. Boyce, Hope A. Boyens, Kahla R. Bradham. Paul W. Brasie. Rebecca G. Bray, Edward J. Brewer, Everett L. Bright. Bruce S. Britt. Julie Ann Brorein, Margaret Brown, Ronald Bucher. Kathleen A. 177 Bulter. Donna Bunch, Terrie L. Burke, Susan M. Byerly, Kirk Joseph Calloway, Calvin Campbell. Bernadette Carmine, John R. Carneal. Susan F. Carrow, Kirk Carter, Everett Carter. Lorraine Carter. Teresa A. Carter. Wesley Carv, Jonathan 178 Cavanaugh. Christopher Chapman, Elaine M. Chasteen, William F. Childress, Thomas R. Claud, Robin O. Cole. Kevin S. 179 Culp, Carol Lynn Cunningham. Bobby Curry. Thomas H. Dalton. William M. Daniel, Tony J. Daniels. Jeffery J- Dardashti. Abbas F. Daves, Richard D. Davis, Rory Davis. Wayne Dean. David B. DeHart. Kathy Deibler, Holly J. Dekle. Jonathan 180 Class of 1981 Dixon, Sandra M. Dorris, Patrick W. Douglas, Judy L. Drake, Michael W. Draper, Audrey F. Draper. Barbara Duckies, John L. Dunlow. Judy Duval, Cary P. Earley, Pennv L. Eatmon, Doffes Edwards, Joey Elko. Don J. Ellis. Chuck 181 Elmore. Belinda J. Emangitil, Benny Emerson, Bradley Emory. Scott L. Ezeh. Felix Fazelnia, Davud Fazzi, Joe Felty. Bonnie Ferguson. Robin Fleming, Nancy Fleming, Patricia Fletcher, David Forehand, Michelle Fortune. Andrew K. 182 Class of 1981 Fortune, Floyd E. Fortune, Timothy Foust, Kevan Frazier, Elizabeth French, Judith Gay Gabriel, Telephina L. Gardiner, Martin Garrett, Clyde B. Gatewood. McArthur Gaver, Helen Marie Gelot, Deepakkumer Getz, Donna M. Gevinski, Christopher Ghaffari, Farzad 183 Giandonato, Carol Gibson, Rory Gilchrist. Julius Giles. Bernard M. Gilliam. Kirshna P. Glover. Frederick Goddard. Donald Gooding. Eugene M. Goodwin, Kenneth Goodwyn, Richard E. Gore. Jacqueline Gorse. Debbie Graham. David D. 184 Graham, Joni S. Graham, Lloyd Grant, Michael Greer, Brenda Green, Anthony Greggs, William Gregory, Anthony Gregory, Teresa Griswould, Menford Guffey, James Hall, James Hall, Stanley Hankinson, Donna Harbour, Norman 185 Hardenstine. James R. Harper, Edward, E. Harrell. RayO. Harris. William Hartwell. Andrea Hassell. Diane L. Head. Gene Hedrick, Jeremiah Hejazi, Ahmad Hendrix, Cindy Herbert. William Herring. Jo Lynn Hocutt. Keith W. 186 «rm: z i W j E 1 -V- - Class of 1981 Hoff, Bruce E. Hogan, Noreen Hoggard, Amy J. Hoggard, Gay M. Hoggard, Mary Homsher, Christine Hudson, Alison B. Huffman, Lisa Humphries, Kim Hunter, Donald Hunter, Mark Inly, Kim Iravani, Mohammed Jackson, Brenda 187 Jackson. Gaffney Jackson, Sylvia Jackson, Wayne Jarrett, George Jenkins, Eugene C. Jenkins. Terry V. Jennings. Maudie M. Jernigan. Richard Jeter, Gayla D. Johnson, Annette Johnson, Glenda M. Johnson, James H. Johnson, Lewis Johnson, Linda ' !■■ ' £ 188 Class of 1981 Johnson, Valerie Jones, Ashby T. Jones, Junius Jones, Penelope Joyce, Gary G. Joyner, Brenda Kaji, Naomi Kathem, Yousef M. Kayea. Samuel Keenan, Sherry Keene, Darlene J. Kelshaw, Alvan Kennedy, Matthew Kenney, Michael 189 Keogh, Tim P. Kilbourne. Drew Kimber. David Kitson. Beverly J - Kizer. Harvey C. Knight. Uliam Laney. Steven R. Lassiter. Agatha Lawson. Keith LeBreux. Diane Lee, Erica Leemore. Zelbra Leman. David Lennon, Felicia K. 190 Leong, Jane P. 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Wakiyama, Shigeko Walbert, Bruce C. Walker, David Walston, Douglas Walton, Kevin Ward, Richard Ware, Henderson H. Warren, Earl P. Warren, Lewis Washington, Arthur Lee Watson, Lynn Ann 203 Weikel. Denise Wheelhouse. Karen Whitaker. Teresa White. Ann A. White. Donald White. Kathryn S. Williams. Benson A. Williams. Brenda Williams. Gloria Williams. Martha Williams, Robert Williams. Simeon L. Williams. Steven Williams. Virginia 204 Williams, Wilson Williford, Angela E. Willis, Patricia A. Willis, Walter Lee Wills, Cynthia Wilson, Henry B. Winters, Donald R. Woodard, LisaG. Wright, Barbara Kay Wright, Douglas Wright, George L. Wright, James R. Wright, William R. Yousseff, Kazem 205 Zambito, Joseph K. Zare, ShannehE. Zimmerman, Leroy Kellam, Ann 206 207 Break out the flag, strike up the band, light up the sky. — President Ford, July 3, J 976 The American spirit hit bot- tom, and it ' s on the way back up again. — John Warner, Bicentennial Administrator In the 200 years since we weaned ourselves, every other nation in the world has been turned upside down, and ours is still right side up. — Paul Harvey, ABC News Commentator Watergate was worse than a crime, it was a blunder. — Richard Nixon, November 1978 I have a very deep regret . . . (but) if they want me to get down and grovel on the floor, no. Never. — Nixon I did not take the sacred oath of office to preside over the decline and fall of the United States of America. — Gerald Ford September 1975 I think the President is the on- ly person who can change the direction or attitude of our na- tion. — Jimmy Carter June 976 I want my President to have some class. I ' m not ready for a blue-jean image in the White House. — Max Naylor, Iowa Grain Farmer America has never been defeated in the proud 190- year history of this country, and we shall not be defeated in Viet Nam. — Richard Nixon, April 1970 My God! My God! They ' re killing us! — Ron Steele, Kent State Freshman May 1970 It has been a long and hard fight and we have lost . . . Saigon signing off. — Last message to Washington during Viet Nam evacuation, April Z975 208 The barrier of distrust that has been between us during the last 30 years has been broken down in 35 nours. Amazing! Really! — Anwar Sadat, after visit to Jerusalem, November J 977 Blessed are the peacemakers. — Jimmy Carter, after Middle East peace treaty signing, September 1978 Peace now celebrates a great victory for the na- tions of Egypt and Israel, and for all mankind. — Menachem Begin, after Camp David meeting, September 1978 If someone had once told me I would be Pope one day, I would have studied harder. — Pope John Paul II September 1978 ' You got a Pope who knows how to Pope. — Protestant minister to Catholic neighbor during Pope John Paul It ' s U.S. visit, October 1979 Dad has brought us this far; my vote is to go with Dad. — People ' s Temple cult member arguing for suicide in Jonestown, Guyana, November 1978 It ' s beautiful to die. — The Rev. Jim Jones All we did was cry until we couldn ' t cry anymore. — Jonestown survivor Anybody can kill anybody. — Lynette ( Squeaky ) Fromme, before her September 1 979 attempt on President Ford ' s life We cannot allow a handful of terrorists to destroy the nucleus of international cooperation and good will . . . The Games must go on. — Olympics President Avery Brundage in Munich, Septmeber 1972 I am a soldier in the people ' s army. — Patricia Hearst, two months after her February 1974 kidnapping It ' s terrible! Sixty days ago, she was a lovely child. Now there ' s a picture of her in a bank with a gun in her hand. — Randolph A. Hearst 209 No one should have to dance backwards all their lives. — Jill Rucleshaus Now we have women marching in the streets! If only things would quiet down! — Arthur Burns, then Federal Reserve Chairman We demand as a human right a full voice and role for women ... — Declaration of American Women, Houston Convention, 1977 That ' s the old American way — if you got a good thing, then overdo it. — Record Executive Phil Walden Life itself is the proper binge. Ju o Child Survived Three Mile Island — T-shirt slogan ... the most serious accident within the lifetime of the reactor program. — Nuclear Regulatory Commission official We didn ' t injure anybody. We didn ' t overexpose anybody. We didn ' t kill a single soul. — Consolidated Edison administrators of Three Mile Island 210 The ' 50s had its Marilyn Monroe type. In the ' 60s everything was straight hair. I guess I ' m the 70s woman. — Model Cheryl Tiegs describing herself The longer I am out of office, the more infallible I appear to myself. — Henry Kissinger. I ' ve got five backup systems. The fifth one is called the Lord ' s Prayer. — Evil Kinevel just before failing o hurdle Idaho ' s Snake River Canyon in his Sky Cycle, September 1974 Ml I SOTTA REffiMBER . All I OTA REMEMBER IS WHICH WAY l§ ( IS TO WATCH OUT FORWARD! r ' FOR BRIDGES - : J, P THE AMERICANS REFUSE TO EXTRADITE THE SHAH, YOUR AYATOLLAHNESS - BUT THEY Nb AGREE TO THRU OVER HIS GALL U ER IN EX; . CHANGE FOR FIVE HOSTAGES praise allah! tell thenv vjeil free ten more for a hand.... 211 FOOttF KITES . . . took over windy spring days? There were different kinds and types: Box, Bird, Dia- mond . . . anything that would get off the ground and into the sky. It was great to take it to the beach and let it fly. Or even in the street hoping that it wouldn ' t get caught in the wires. Seeing the color ful kite in the air, floating free, while every once in a while giv ing a tug on the string to keep it up took up hours at a STREAKING . . . was the number one pastime of young and old alike? So famous was this pastime that Ray Stevens ' single about it sold over a million copies. One could never tell when they might get moonstruck, whether it be day or night. time. Sometimes we ' d get daring and make that famous kite do circles in the air. We couldn ' t wait for those win- dy days. BIKING . . .was a relaxing thing to do on a sunshiny summer day? Call- ed the English racer or 10 speed these bikes had skinny tires and brakes on the handlebar. Going up high hills took quite a bit of pumping action, but coming down was with ease and at a very fast pace. We all remembered not to use the front brakes real quick because from experience we knew that a head over heels trick would happen. ROLLERSKATING . . . meant going to the skating rink on Saturday morning (cause Mom needed a few hours of peace and quiet), pulling on those heavy boot-type skates, and cruising around the rink listening to your all-time favorite waltzes? This was the image of roller rinks until disco hit the scene. Today, with the help of the disco craze, roller rinks are a place for enjoyment for everyone. The waltzes have been put away and replaced with disco or rock n ' roll music. The old booty skates have been replaced with lighter and more attractive disco skates. In general, the atmosphere has changed causing rollerskating to become a popular hobby and sport. JOGGING . . . first entered the physical fitness scene? It was a chore to decide what kind of jogging suits to buy, how far or long to jog, and what shoes would best satisfy the joggers needs. To date, jogging is the fastest growing ex- ercise for physical fitness and is recom- mended highly by many physicians as a good way to get in shape. Besides that, it makes for an interesting afternoon in the park for those guy and girl watchers. DANCES . . . were held in the junior high gym and you had to meet your date there? How about your Junior and Senior Proms when you stayed up all night learn- ing the latest steps. Steps like the Twist, the Shag, the Slide, the Hustle, the Bump, the Fish, the Bunnyhop, the Rock, the Bus Stop, and the Pretzel. Do you remember when you danced at your first Chowan dance. ' ? 212 NKJLr SKATEBOARDS . . . became the popular transpor tation of all of the neighborhood kids? It was a task to master that simple four-wheeled contraption but once you did, the sky was the limit. So popular did this hobby become that special equipment and parks were established for those loyal and devoted riders. Those not so devoted riders settled for the sidewalk, pavement, or blacktop and only hoped that the skateboard would not do them in. YO-YO ' s. . .were the big craze during the ear- ly 70 ' s? The Duncan Yo-Yo Corporation held tour- naments statewide, challeng- ing all comers, to establish the Duncan Yo-Yo champion. Par- ticipants came from near and far to vie for the championship with their Duncan Butterflies, Duncan Glow-in-the-Darks and the famous Duncan special. They performed tricks such as rock the baby, round the world, ' ' and the dreaded spider ' s web. Do you remember when you might have entered some of these contests? SLANG . . . used to be Peace Brother, Like Wow, Heavy Man, Groovy, Give Me Five, Love and Flower Power? What sed to be is gone and now it ' s What ' s Happening, Get Off, Decent, Go For It, Jive Turkey, Do You Love Me or What?, Let ' s Talk Some Trash, and That ' s Life! FRISBEES . . . would go zinging by when you were at the beach, in the park, at the schoolyard, or in the dorm hall? It didn ' t matter whether you had an official sportsman frisbee, a moonlight special, or one of those cute little Burger Chef specials, but what did matter was the enjoy- ment of watching it sail throught the spring or summer air, taking dips and dives, toward its human or animal receiver. PET ROCKS . . . first ap- peared in novelty shops across the continent? This was truely a unique trend. Millions of people went to their favorite variety or novelty store and purchased their very own pet rock. Homes were set up, names were given, and instructions were read as to the best care and maintenance for the various types of rocks. Can you remember when you bought you own pet rock and the name you gave it? Something more interseting to think about is the price you paid for owning a glorified rock! ! WATERSLIDES . . . were constructed at the beach? What a great feel- ing to climb thoses 30 or 40 steps to the top of the slide, jum- ping on that cushioned mat and speeding down the slippery slide to the cool, clear pool waiting at the bot- tom. Waterslides have become a major at- traction of beachgoers and what a a great way to beat the heat of a hot summer day. 213 214 215 pin stripe suits K Qf ' lacosta « s tf J? levis ...FflSH 216 test tube babies t.v. games V calculators 217 RESIDENCE HALL STAFF Belk Hall Marcella Coburn- Residence Director Suzie Whalen-Associate Residence Director Denise Martin (1st floor) Sandra Brown (1st floor) Pat Csigi (2nd floor) Hannah Harper (2nd floor) Nancy Loy (3rd floor) Leeann Barlow (3rd floor) Jenkins Hall Dereatha Thompson-Residence Director Terri Davis (1st floor) Renee Lambert (1st floor) Janet Whitaker (2nd floor) Jacki Bass (2nd floor) East Hall Bennie Bee Bridgewater-Residence Director Randy Stogner (1st floor) Mark Strickland (2nd floor) Chris Creswell (3rd floor) Mixon Hall Charles McCook-Residence Director Rodney Peters (1st floor) Norman Marsh (2nd floor) West Hall Mike Britt-Residence Director Bob Lumpkins-Associate Residence Director Dennis Loan (1st floor) Mike Bosch (1st floor) Scott Boniface (2nd floor) Ken Benjamin (2nd floor) Steve Harrison (3rd floor) Parker Hall Scott Colclough-Residence Director Lynn Carter-Associate Residence Director Kim Griffin (basement) Rayfield Zeigler (1st floor) Greg Kaserman (2nd floor) Steve Whittemore (3rd floor) Steve Sanders (4th floor) Scott White (6th floor) Grant Maness (7th floor) Dietrich Ricks (8th floor) 218 INTRAMURALS MEN ' S BASKETBALL First Place — Seventh Floor Parker Hall Second Place — Basement Parker Hall GIRL ' S BASKETBALL First Place — First Floor Jenkins Hall Second Place — First Floor Belk Hall MEN ' S FOOTBALL First Place — Second Floor East Hall Second Place — First Floor Parker Hall GIRL ' S FOOTBALL First Place — First Floor Jenkins Hall Second Place - Third Floor Belk Hall MEN ' S VOLLEYBALL First Place — Seventh Floor Parker Hall Second Place — First North West Hall GIRL ' S VOLLEYBALL First Place - Third Floor Belk Hall Second Place — Columns FOOTBALL SKILLS(MEN) 1. Walt Willis, Third East 2. Dale Horn, Fourth Parker FOOTBALL SKILLS(GIRLS) 1. Kim Mello, Third Belk 2. Martha Break, Third Belk TENNIS Men ' s Singles — Costin Craven, Mixon Girl ' s Singles — Lynn Watson, First Jenkins CROSSCOUNTRY First Place — Doug Sanders, Third South West Second Place — Tori Cambell, Fifth Parker 219 1979-1980 STUDENT DIRECTORY SOPHOMORES WOMEN A Adams, Terry Lynn 212BritweUDr. Chesterfield, VA 23320 Alexander, Jeanette Joan Rt. 5 Box 362 Mechanicsville. VA 23111 Anderson, Barbara Jean 25 Larchwood Dr. Goshen, NY 10924 Arnold, Teresa Lane Rt. 1 Boxl58-A Garner, NC 27529 B Barlow, Leeann Kay 2021 Ames Circle North Cheasapeake, VA 2 3321 Barnes, Deborah Christina P.O. Box 114 Roxobel, NC 27872 Bashara Sharon R 1351 PelhamSt. Norfolk, VA 23505 Bass, Jacqueline Marie 3302 Dearborn Dr. Durham, NC 27704 Batts, Gale Rt. 1 Box 29-F Pikeville, NC 27863 Behboody, Pari Tehran, Iran Benjamin, Christa 414 Beechtree Dr. Cincinatti, Ohio 45224 Benjamin, Dorothy Lynn 9419 E. 400 N. VanBuren, Ind. 46991 Bolgosano, Patrica M. 218 Lawrence Lane Glen Love, NY 11542 Bonifas, Gayle Ann 1826 Sequoia Dr. Vineland, NJ 08360 Bouyer, Annette Denise 313 N. W. 6th Ave. Fort Lauderdale. Fl. 33311 Boyd, Janet Lynn 1424 Stapler Place Wilmington. Del. 19806 Brailsford, Laura A. 109 South Blanding Sumter, SC 29150 Brake, Martha Louise 736 Cokey Road Ext. Rocky Mt., NC 27801 Braxton, Kathy L. Rt. 2 Box 7-B Pittsboro, NC 27312 Brown, Beth Lou P.O. Box 82 Ocracoke, NC 27960 Brown, Deborah Ann Rt. 1 Box 71 Huger. SC 29480 Brown, Sandra Diane Rt. 2, Box 251 Roaring River, NC 28669 Browning, Cecelia Lee Rt. 2 Box 250 B Enfield, NC 27823 Bryant, Deborah E. 1522 Jamestown Rd. Williamsburg, VA 23185 Bryant, Patricia Gay 660 Green Valley Dr. Va. Beach, VA 23462 Bulluck, Helen Brock 3609 Goshawk Ct. Portsmouth, VA 23703 Bunche, Terrie Denise 1509B Burgundy St. Raleigh, NC 27610 Carpenito, Lisa Ann P.O. Box 252 Courtland. VA 23837 Carter, Valerie A. 1323 23rd St. Newport News, VA 23607 Chase, Patricia May R.O.I Bath. NY 14810 Cole, Nancy G. 2714SoapstoreDr. Reston, V A 22091 Conner, Teresa Ann Rt. 1 Arden, NC 28704 Cross, Phyllis E. 149ChappellDr. Suffolk, VA 23434 Csigi, Patricia Aileen 7431ThunderbirdRd. Liverpool. NY 13088 D Darden, Bettie Jo Rt. 1 Boxl5F.S. Pinetops. NC 27864 Despagna, Eileen 229 Cochran PI. Valley Stream, NY 1 1581 Diehl, Teresa A. 713 Adams Rd. Williamsburg, VA 23185 Evans, Mickie K. Rt. 5 Box 541 Canton, NC 28716 Evans, Sonja A. 410 East Thomas St. Rocky Mount, NC 27801 Farmer, Carol A. Rt. 1 Box 534 Aulander, NC 27805 Farrar, Julie M. 322 Green Meadows Dr. Wilmington, NC 28405 Ferrell, Kathy 935 Raleigh St. Roanoke Rapids, NC 27870 Fisher, Mary Katherine Rt. 1 Box 179 Nathalie. VA 24577 Fletcher. Linda Kay Rt. 1 Box 75 Sutherlin. VA 24594 Forbes, Laura B. 315 Jonaloska Rd. Boone. NC 28607 Forehand. Lucinda Joan 3421 Battlefield Blvd. S. Chesapeake. VA 23322 Fowler, Cynthia Marie Rt. 1 Box 7 Courtland. VA 23837 Franke, JaneE. Main Street Felts Mills, NY 13638 Frazier, Rema Patricia 112 Williamson Dr. Williamsburg, VA 23185 Frye, Lissa Louise Rt. lBox 14 Fairmont, NC 28340 Gabriel, TekoW. Pulap Truk Moen Truk 96942 Gatling, Belinda Patrice Rt. 1 Box 51 Sunbury. NC 27979 Gentry, Heidi M. Chowan P.O. Box 325 Murfreesboro, NC 27855 Gibbs, Arlene P.O. Box 61 Engelhard, NC 27824 Gray. Cynthia Jean 4814BurtfieldDr. Richmond, VA 23231 Greer, Phyllis Delores Rt. 1, Box 550 Aulander, NC 27805 Greggs, Janice Renee Rt. 1 Box 79 West Point, VA 23181 Grizzard, Terry Lynn Rt. 1 Box 69 Capon, VA 23829 H Hailey, Kandy L. 1 109 Craftman Dr. Apt. 101 Va. Beach. VA 23464 Harper, Hannah L. 626PeachtreeSt. Rocky Mount, NC 27801 Hartney, Cathy Jo 50 Goose Creek Rd. Hubert. NC 28539 Harris. Pamela Louise 1 400 Cedar Street Crossett, Arkansas 220 Hayden Audrey Carrie 2321 Windward Shore Dr. Va. Beach V A 23451 Hayes, Margaret Clarice 2411 Vestal Ave. Fayetteville, NC 28301 Herzing. Janet Arlene Box 126 Avon, NC 27915 Hill, Suzanne 909N.E.2ndSt. Belle Glade, Fl. 33430 Hobbs, Yuvonne Marie 347 E. Nelson St. Mt. Otive, NC 28365 Hopwood, Karen Lee 8438 Portal Rd. Norfolk, VA 23503 Humphrey, Debbie L. Scratch Gravel Road Marion. VA 24354 Iarocci, Kim Norma 5 Charlotte St. Rye, NY 10580 Jankosky, Michelle Rene 5101BallahackRd. Chesapeake, VA 23322 J olinson, Lillian Denise 1805 Lake Dr. Laurinburg, NC 28352 K Kello, Antoinette Lee Rt. 1 Box 377 Courtland, VA 23837 Kelley, Jeanne Marie 70 Lawton Ave. Hartsdale. NY 10530 Lambert, Renee R. 20 Eastwood Rd. Danbury.CT 06810 Loy, Nancy Elaine 9242 0klaDr. Fairfax, VA 22031 M Mai.qum, Angela F. 207 Plaza Dr. Garner, NC 27529 Martin, Julie Jane 808 Woodmont Dr. Chesapeake, VA 23322 Martin, Karen Denise 150 Laconia Ave. N.E. Roanoke, V A 24012 Maxwell, Beverly Anne 1303TulaneRd. Wilmington, Del. 19803 Mello, Kim A. 633 Meadows Dr. Va. Beach. VA 23462 McCollum. Ruth Ina Rt. 4 Box 239 Louisburg, NC 27549 McEachem, Mary K. 3006 Madison Ave. Greens boro, NC 27403 Mitchell, Maureen Kaye 820 Dorsey Ave. Henderson, NC 27536 Mizille, Ellen Frances 304 Winston Lane Windsor, NC 27983 Moran, Geraldine A. C 17 Coffee Run Cond. Hockessin. DE 19707 Morrison, Ellen Frances 4214 Shannon Hill Rd. Alexandria, VA 22310 Mostrowfi, Moideh No. 5 Bahar Abadan, Iran Mostowfi, Shohreh Abadan, Iran Motley, Sherri Page 8101 Walmsley Blvd. Richmond, V A 23235 Murr, Sandra J. 313WynwoodRd. York, PA 17402 N Nanney, Terry Marlene 2820 O ' Shanter Place Raleigh, NC 27604 Nelson, Martha Anne 7336 Elvin Court Norfolk, VA 23505 Newton, Leslie K. 1701 BiscayneDr. Greensboro, NC 27410 o Otto, Aety S. P.O. Box 735 Truk, ECI 96942 Paffe, Elizabeth D. 818 Quaker Lane High Point, NC 27262 Palmer, Cynthia Diane 2002 Biltmore Dr. Fayetteville, NC 28304 Parker, Barbara Faye Rt. 1 Box 125 PoUocksville, NC 28573 Pender, Judith Louisa Rt. 1 Box 65 Parkton.NC 28371 Phelps, Zachelle Schnell Rt. 1 Box 3 Corapeake, NC 27926 Pickens, Cathie Lynne 60 Frederick Dr. Dover, Del. 19901 Pietrocola, Laura Ridgewood, NJ 07450 Pitts. Helen H. 5 Westwick Rd. Richmond, V A 23233 Powell, Sara Lynn 3622 CleaTwater Dr. Fayetteville, NC 28310 u R Rader, Lisa Q. 3500 Sloan Ct. Raleigh, NC 27606 Rawls, Tammie Lynn P.O. Box 96 Kelford, NC 27847 Roland, Rochel Mary 709 Westminster Dr. Greensboro, NC 27410 Ross, Georgia Mae 1821 Cliffwood Place Charlotte, NC 28203 Saylor, Susan K. 11008EvilfordRd. Richmond, VA 23235 Scherer, Kate 206 Fort Worth St. Hampton, VA 23669 Schwenk, Debbie 431 E. Pennington Dr. Mt. Holly, NJ 08060 Smith, Randy Crest 700 Hadley Rd. Raleigh, NC 27610 Spicer, Doris P.O. Box 547 Sneads Ferry NC 28460 Stallings, Debbie Ann Rt. 1 Box 122 South Boston, VA 24592 Stokes, Brenda Gale Rt. 2 Box 645 Williamston, NC 27892 Swicegood, Donna Marie Rt. 12 Box 444 Statesvilie, NC 28677 Taylor, Florenda Rt. 3 Box 146-D Ahoskie, NC 27910 Thierry, Nancy Lewis 2413 Shoreway Lane Va. Beach, VA 23454 TUlett, Andrea L. P.O. Box 160 Manteo. NC 27954 Towns, Connie Colette 905 Roberson St. Williamston, NC 27892 Tretola, LorettaG. 617ShennandoahSt. Portsmouth, VA 23707 Umphlette, Cheryl Annette 1420Greenway Rd. Suffolk, VA 23438 w Weaver, Cynthia Ann 15891 Melody Lane Dumfries, VA 22026 Weitzel, Michaela C. 18 Seminary Ave. Gettysburg, Pa 17325 Whalen, Susan Gay 1225 N.Bay Shore Dr. Va. Beach, VA 23451 Whitaker, Doris Rocelia Rt. 1 Box 239-A Scotland Neck, NC 27874 Whitaker, Janet Kay 22 Kennedy Dr. Portsmouth. VA 23702 Wilson, Wilhemina P.O. Box 159 Ivy. VA 22945 Withrow, Karen Gay Rt. 10 Box 64 Shelby, NC 28150 Y Yau, Cecilia Box 25 V.R. Tuapong, Ghana West Africa MEN Abba. Aji Ashiek P.O. Box 35 Maiduguri, Oorno Adams, Geffery Alan 8621 Executive Dr. Norfolk, VA 23503 Afshar, Jalili-Dariosh No. 34 Andisheh 8 Abassabad Ave. Tehran, Iran Akinwale, Yinka Akintonde E9-930, Femi Olusola St. Ibadan, Oyo Nigeria Allen, James Ray 5819 Oak Furnace Dr. Va. Beach, VA 23462 Amos, Charles David 853 John St. Cangelotn. PA 15054 Andrassy, Greg C. 1040 Curlew Dr. Va. Beach. VA 23451 Armstrong, Brien Cyrus Rt. 5, Box 266 Elizabeth City, NC 27909 221 Arnette. Jon R. Rt. 3. Box 385 Dillon. SC 29536 Audi, Davuda 140Fu.ntu.aSt. Kaf.. Mig. B Babson, Roger Gordon 1835 Hawthorne Road Wilmington NC 28403 Baker. Stanley Earl 101 Bullock Dr. Louisburg, NC 27549 Bailey. Robert Edward Box 139-B Waverly. VA 23890 Barnes. Timmy Lee Rt. 2, Box 358 Colerain. NC 27924 Barnes, William E. 401-B Cadillac St. Greenville. NC 27834 Batubo, Maureen H. Dabaye 33 Uyo Street Port Harcourt Rivers State, Nigeria Bawtinhimer, Jonathan E. 68 Mulwal Paingville. Ohio 44077 Belmonte, R. Nicholas 616 Temple Emporia, VA 23847 Benjamin, Ken L. 94 Mountain Rd. Rochester, NY 14625 Benton, Gregory Love 607 G. Lynrock Apts. Eden. NC 27288 Blackstock, William Edward 1513-A MemoNas. Pax River. MD 20670 Bodsford, Mark Stephen Rt. 6,Box61-A Mocksville. NC 27028 Boniface, Scott Robert 14LyellsCt. Wilmington, DE 19808 Bosch, Michael A. Box 800 Williamsburg, VA 23185 Boulware, Travis Leon 1319 Camden Avenue High Point. NC 27260 Bradham, Paul Whitney 503 N. General Lee Ave. Dunn. NC 28334 Bradley, James A. Rt. 4. Stafford Dr. Lancaster. SC 29720 Bridewater. Bennie B. Rt. 6, Box 409-b Richmond. VA 23231 Brinson. Gary Wayne P.O. Box 213 PoUocksville. NC 28573 Britt, Michael Leroy P.O. Box 343 Louisa, VA 23093 Brooks, Charles Boyce 1 1 Rt. 1, Box 666 Wingate. NC 28174 Brown. Patrick T. 2809 Elsmore. St. 1 Fairfax. VA 22031 Brown. Robert Lee Rt. 2. Box201-H Edenton, NC 27932 Bryson. Ray Arnold 714 Whittier Ave. High Point. NC 27260 Buie. Charles A. P.O. Box 424 Red Springs. NC 28377 Bullock. David Lee 116 WoodrowSt. Fugnay-varina, NC 27526 Burke, Michael Ralph 114 Circle Dr. LaGrange. NC 28551 Butler. Anthony R. P.O. Box 578 Hot Springs. VA 24445 Byrd. Tony West Rt. 4. Box 65 Four Oaks. NC 27524 Carr, Richard Bryan 900 N. General Lee Dunn. NC 28334 Carstens, Johnny Lee 506 Monroe Cape Charles. VA 28310 Carter, Lynn Turner Box 12 A Milford.VA 22514 Carter. Michael T. Gen Del Charleston SC 29470 Champion. Carl Joseph 706 Doris Ave. Jacksonville. NC 28540 Chappell, Raymond James Rt. 1. Box 344 Habbsville, NC 27946 Childress, Wilbert J. Rt. l.Box 130 BB Sandston, VA 23150 Claeys. Phillip Claude 21 10-C Haven Rd. Top of Hill Apts. Wilm. DE 19809 Clark, Craig Alan 5344 Basilica Circle Va. Beach, VA 23462 Cobb. Barry D. 655 Turlington Rd. Suffolk, VA 23434 Cook, Glenn Robert 919 Juniper PI. Alex. VA 22304 Cook, Michael C. 431 Ridge St. Houesdale. PA 18431 Cowart, Carl Douglas 2407 Watson Dr. N. Myrtle Beach. SC 29582 Coward. Dexter J. Rt. 2. Box 379 Vanceboro. NC 28586 Cox, Richard M. 4201 RiverridgeCt. Chesapeake. VA 23321 Creswell, Charles Christopher 340 Circleview Dr. Shelby, NC 28150 Cromwell, James M. 620 Heron Pt. Circle Va . Beach, VA 23452 Crumdy. Thomas Eugene 1407 Grace Wilmington, NC 28401 Cuthrell, James Aubrey Box 88 Kill Devil Hills, NC 27948 D Davis, Freddie Havana 103 South Amity St. Morganton, NC 28655 Davis, Rory Curtis 16RouceSt. Honea Path, SC 29654 Delano, Mark P. 1459 Dewberry Ct. McLean Va 22101 DelSanto, Eric Lee P.O. Box 208 New London, NC 28127 Didlake, Richard C. 7307 Harlow Rd. Richmond. VA 23226 Dills, R. Keith 1213 Charles Rd. Shelby, NC 28150 Disharoon W. Mark 1301 Earle Ave. Chesapeake. VA 23324 Downie, G. Robert 3 Providence Sq. Greenville. SC 29615 Duley. Michael Van 4507 Sanders Lane Catharpin, VA 22018 Eemaili-Kojabadi, Siowosh Tabrig, Iran Eley, Raymond W. Box 6336 Portsmouth. VA 23703 Elliott, Timothy J. 2604 Rockwood Dr. Raleigh. NC 27610 English, William Dougl as III 2706 Country Club Road New Bern. NC 28560 Estelle, James Lyle 260 Allenwood Rd. Wall. NJ 07719 Evans. Haywood West 1 17 Ridgewood Rd. Lone Pine Tarboro. NC 27886 Fitgerald. Francis J. 37-27 Victoria Rd. FairlawnNJ07410 Fongamornkul, Curachai 366 Siphya Rd. Bangkok. Thailand Forbes, Curtis Lee Rt. 1 Box 72M Tappahannock, V A 22560 Francey, Julian Terry 8265 SW 149 Dr. Miami, Fla. 33158 Fraser, James 3784 Fiddstone Circle Va. Beach, VA 22645 Freeman. Lee Dix 202 Woodhaven Dr. Darlington, SC 29532 Fritz. Floyd A. 1003 Robinwood Aberdeen, NC 28315 Fryling, Charles Robert 806 Rosetree Lane Seaford, Del. 19973 Galarza, Andre 1055 Jerome New York, NY 10452 Gambrell, William E. 3024 Lynnhaven Drive Va. Beach, VA 23451 Garner, Thurston Franklin 100 Sherwood Blvd. Beaufort, NC 28516 Garrett, Milton J. Rt. l.Box 408 Whitakers, NC 27891 Garrett, William Ray Rt. 1BOX71C Rougemont, NC 27572 Glandon. Mark Rudolph Box 473 Hokessin, Del. 19707 Godette, Percy Dale Rt. 1 Box59B Havelock, NC 28532 Gordon, Jeff Gaile 322 Matthews Mint Hill Rd. Matthews, NC 28105 Gray, Leonard Alphonso Rt. 1 Box 39A Fork Union, VA 23055 Griggs, Rickey 3136WaddellDr. Columbus, Ga. 31907 Grimes, David 2607 Stephenson Dr. Wilmington. Del. 19808 H Haigler, Joseph Henry Wake. VA 23176 Hall. David Wayne 301 JessupSt. Elizabeth City. NC 27909 Hammonds, William Alex 1430 Sprunt Ave. Lumberton. NC 28358 Harris. Ronwood Lyndale 2708 Bromley St. Raleigh. NC 27610 Hayes. Michael T. 1816 Porter Ave. Suitland. MD 20023 222 Heinwietz. Colon Clifton Box 72E Divinding Rd. SevernaPark,MD21146 Henderson, Hal 2637 Tillman St. Charleston, SC 29403 Herring, Terry C. Rt. 7 Box 107-A Fayetteville, NC 28306 Hilton, J. W. 511 GlenviewRd. Enfield. NC 27823 Hobson, William L. 1205 Stony Run Dr. Wilmington, Del. 19803 Hoffler, Keith David Rt. 1, Box 111 Sunbury. NC 27979 Holland, Oral Victor 2100 Chesapeake Ave. Cheasapeak,VA23324 Holleman, Joseph Dale Rt. 2 Box 103 Knightdale, NC 27545 Hooker, MelvinC. 117 PineviewDr. Elizabeth City, NC 27909 Horn. E.Dale P.O. Box 346 Havelock, NC 28532 Hunter, A. Marvin 509 West Grubb St. Hertford. NC 27944 Irvin, Charles Michael Jr. 1880 Salem Pkwy. Westlake, Ohio 44145 Izadi, Ardavan Tehran, Iran Jacobs, Kenny L. Rt. 2, Box 89-A Pembroke, NC 28372 Jarman, Steve Robert 2404 Thomas Ave. New Bern, NC 28560 Johnson, David Clinton Rt. 2, Box 26-J Vanceboro, NC 28586 Johnson, Johnny Frank 1009 E. Northern Blvd. Tarboro, NC 27886 Jones, Tommy Derek 7247 Stall Road Lot 24 Charleston, SC 29405 Jones, Willie Daniel Rt. 4, Box 230 Hayesville, NC 28904 Jumbo, Gabriel B. William-Cyons Jumbo ' s Compound Banny. Nigeria Keigler. Edward M. 3805 William Denn. Va. Beach, VA 23452 Keith, Russell Louis 681 Presidential Ct. Va. Beach, Va 23452 Kelly, Michael L. 531 Piney Point Rd. Yorktown, VA 23692 Kenan, Daniel H. Rt. 1, Box 453 Rose Hill NC 28485 Kennedy, Mark Anthony 3627 Colewood Dr. Raleigh, NC 27604 King, Kevin P. Rt. 3, Box 130 Advance, NC 27604 Kissiah, Kenneth R. 2827 Temple Lane Charlotte, NC 28205 Knowles, James Steve Rt. 1, Box 88 Providence, NC 27315 Lacivita, Stephen P. 301 Pendleton Dr. Greensboro, NC 27409 Laughlin, Rodney Samuel 879 Lassister Lake Road Clemmon s.NC 27012 Laws. Robert Earl Jr. 1425 Second Street Altoona, PA 16601 Lee, Larry P. RD 3, Box 752A Milford, DE 19963 Leonard, Anthony Wayne 641B Cottonwood Dr. Petersburg, VA 23803 Lesene, Robert D. Route 1 Timmonsville, SC 29161 Loan, Dennis N. Rt. 5 Box 135 Covington, V A 24426 Locklin, Antonio Jerome 402 Suttle St. Shelby, NC 28150 Long, Jeff Wade 2110OakengateLa. Midlothian. V A 23113 Lowman, Harold Dean Jr. P.O. Box 128 Hildebran. NC 28637 Love, Xavier J. 580 N. W. 6th St. No. 1 Miami, Fla. 33150 Lumpkins, Robert Kevin 3 Colonial Ct. Rockville, MD 20852 M Marsh, Norman P.O. Box 978 Apo, NY 09238 Massey, William R. Ill Box 534 Jackson, NC 27845 Maxey, Chet W. Rt. 3, Box 129 Scottsville, VA 24590 May, Duncan III Rt. 2, Box 58 Mount Airy Road New Freedom, PA 17349 Mayne, John C. 4276 County Line Rd. Fairport. NY 14450 McDaniels, Woody Ross Rt. 6. Box 258 Elizabeth City, NC 27909 McFadden, Keith A. Atlas St. Charleston. SC 29405 McKinney, Ronald Matthew Rt. 2, Box 359-A Scottsburg, VA 24589 McLamb, Jimmy D. 1308 S.W. Blvd. Clinton, NC 28328 Miller, Bernard Griffin 7500 Fiesha Way Raliegh, NC 27609 Miller, Chris Wayne 914 Herrin Ave. Charlotte, NC 28205 Miltsakakis, Stefanos A. 808 Glenwood Ave. Raleigh. NC 27605 Mohammed, Murtara S. E.99S-Gari Mimma. Nigeria Moore, Edward Reginald 2378 Princess Anne Rd. Va. Beach. VA 23450 Morgan, Joseph M. 9 Charter Ct. Dix Hills, NY 11746 Morris, David Eugene 106 Kings Ct. Fort Mill, SC 29715 Munsford, Lawrence C. 1123N. RoxboroS. Durham, NC 27701 Munden, Calvin 329 Southgate Ave. Va. Beach. VA 23462 Murdock. Mark A. P.O. Box 606 Landis, NC 28088 Murphy. Randy Earl 1900 Chestnut Ave. New Bern, NC 28560 Myers, Steve Lynn 4810 Greenbrier Rd. Raleigh, NC 27603 N Newcombe, William R. Sear Rt. 1 Wolfeboro. NH 03894 Newsome. Mickey Martin 251 Georgetown Rd. Jacksonville, NC 28540 Nibley, Reed Jr. 11220 Sovell Ridge Charton, VA 22124 Nimmons, Willie J P.O. Box 51 Scotia, SC 29939 o Okunbor. Samson Aigboro 58 Ekehuan Rd. Benin, Nigeria Ortoho, P. A. Cabolco, Benue Owens, David E. 438E.MahonoySt. MahanoyCity, PA 17948 Paul, Robert G. 407 Kentberry Dr. Charlotte, NC 28214 Peoples, William Henry Rt. 2, Box 167-C Bear Creek, NC 27207 Perry, William Michael 186 Hawthorne Dr. Winchester. VA 22601 Phillips, James Wesley Rt. 4, Box 157 Leland, NC 28451 Pickett, Harry Rt. 3, Box 1020 Shallotte, NC 28459 Poston. Walter Alien Rt. 2. Box 241 Andrews, SC 29510 R K Kaserman, Gregory A. 3601N.FreemontPl. Woodbridge. VA 22193 Magee. Philip Michael 12701 Lewis Rd. Chester, V A 23831 Manos, George Clay 39 Forest PI. Elizabeth City, NC 27909 Naderi, Nader Absher Tehran, Iran Neilands, Michael A. 238 Cedar Rd. Poquoson, VA 23662 Rainwater. James R. 3401 Vinton St. Hopewell, VA 23860 Reitz, Richard J. 428 Big Pine Drive Va. Beach, VA 23452 Ricks, Deitrich 1920 Com Sq. Warner Robbins AFB GA 31093 Ricks, Edward Keith P.O. Box 216 Boykins, VA 23827 Riddle, John C. 3489 Borum Dr. Winston-Salem, NC 27107 Riley. Harvey W. 26 Meadow Garden Lane Dover, DE 19901 Ritche, Michael D. 224-C Scott Rd. Richmond, VA 23227 Roberts, Richard Vernon Rt. 1, Box 584 Chapin, SC 29036 223 Rudd. Michael P. 2608 N. E. 37 Dr. Ft. Lauderdale. Fla. 33308 Saunders. Douglas W. Rt. 2. Box 49A Woodlawn, VA 24381 Sanders, Steve F. 1514 Rehm Ave. New Bern. NC 28560 Schmidt. William F. 120S.W.EyerlyAve. Port St. Lucie, Fla. 33452 Sechrest, Timothy Dwight 625 Dogwood Circle High Point. NC 27260 Sheppard. Michael 1604 Boyle St. Alexandria. VA 22314 Sherman, Brian K. 9130 Cherry tree Dr. Alexandria. VA 22309 Smith, Bryan A. 2007 Bertie St. Greensboro, NC 27403 Smith, Dennis V. Box 73 Southport, NC 28401 Smith, Leslie J. Jr. 3654 New Hampshire Ave. Washington, DC 20010 Smith, Kenneth M. 130 Mercer Ave. Wilmington NC 28405 Stanton. James E. Rt. 1, Box 117 Cilo, SC 29525 Stephens, Charles Valentino Rt. l,Box301-B Spring Hope. NC 21882 Stewart, Michael Glenn Route 3 Marshville, NC 28103 Stewart, Michael Keith Rt. 4. Box 799 Morganton, NC 28655 Stogner, Randy Allen Rt. 3, Box 279 Fort Mill, SC 29715 Strickland. Daryl 1520 Clark St. Rocky Mount. NC 27801 Strickland, Mark L. 6661 Barrett Rd. Falls Church, VA 22042 Stukes, Larry A. 101 Charter Dr. Wilmington, NC 28403 Sullivan, John Patrick 4403 Holborn Ave. Annandale. VA 22003 Sutton, Stven D. 601 Union St. Murfreesboro. NC 27855 Sweeney. Garrett 817 Ridgewood Ave. Ridgewood. NJ 07450 Sweeney, Robert, J. Knickerbocker Drive Belle Meade, N J 08502 Tenney, Terry W. 11 3- A Strawberry St. Marion, SC 29571 Thomas, James Henry Jr. 765 Nashville Road Rocky Mount, NC 27801 Thompson, Ron D. Rt. 3. Box 187A Canton. NC 28716 Tice, Theodore Even 1029 Decatur Rd. Jacksonville. NC 28540 Tomlin, Edward W. Rt. 1, Box 491 Buena Vista, VA 24416 Troup, Greg John 8301 McNeil St. Vienna, VA 22180 Turner, Forrest K. 10 Little River Dr. Elizabeth City. NC 27909 Turner, Mark A. 10 Little River Dr. Elizabeth City, NC 27909 w Washington, Elliott James 2783 Forseman St. Charleston, SC 29405 Walker, Timothy Bernard P.O. Box 332 Easley, SC 29640 Ward, James Haverson Rt. 1. Box 132 Battleboro. NC 27809 Watson. Jeff Allen P.O. Box 71 Atlantic. VA 23303 Wesnofske, Rick 312 Linwood Ave. Ridgewood. NJ 07450 Westberry. William B. 533 Piney Point Rd. Grafton, VA 23692 Westry, Joseph P. 307 N. Mass. Ave. Atlantic. NJ 08401 Wheeler, Andrew Jackson Rt. 1. Box 41 Benson. NC 27504 Wheeler. Thomas Edison Jr. 903 Monroe St. Roanoke Rapids. NC 27870 White, Dan Rt. l,Box81-A Jacksonville, NC 28340 White. Mitchell Scott 1512WoodsideDr. Woodbridge. VA 22191 Whittemore. Charles Stephen P.O. Box 204 Boykins. VA 23827 Williams. Charles Anthony Rt. 3. Box 68 Carthage. NC 28327 Williams. Harold Lee 1336 W. 41st Street Norfolk. VA 23508 Williams, Jean Earl P.O. Box 109 Lewiston, NC 27849 Williams, Major Daniel Rt. 5, Box 59 Burlington. NC 27215 Williams, William Howard III P.O. Box 396 Hertford, NC 27944 Wilson, N. Kevin Rt. 3, Box 22 Richlands. NC 28574 Wright, S. E. 11 19 Summit Ave. Washington. NC 27889 Zambito. Keith J. 706 Kathryn Ave. Jacksonville, NC 28540 FRESHMEN WOMEN Adell, Sheila Vorien Peachtree Court Apt. 37 Ahoskie. NC 27910 Alexander. Sharon Lynn 403 East Queen Street Edenton, NC 27932 Allison, Denise Marie 112 Pender St. Suffolk. VA 23434 Anderson, Arlene 1036 East 218 St. Bronx. NY 10969 Atkinson. Sharee Carol Rt. 3 Box 218 Petersburg. VA 23803 Ault, Nancy Jo 215 Westonia Road Chesapeake. VA 23323 B Bacote, Wanda Joyce 4530 Morgan St. Charlotte, NC 28208 Bailey, Annette Lynn Rt. 1 Box 2 Kelford.NC 27847 Baines, Theresa Lynn P.O. Box 5144. Ft. McClennon Anniston. Ala. 36205 Banks. Sharon Frances 1649 Chesapeake Dr. Chesapeake. VA 23324 Barnicle, Sandy Gail 4371 HialeahDr. Va. Beach. VA 23464 Barranco. Margarita C. Calle 75 no. 54-80 Barranquilla, Colombia Beaman, LisaC. 1228 Kamichi Court Va. Beach. VA 23451 Beilsmith, Tracy Lyn 1415 Kay Ave. Chesapeake. VA 23324 Bell, Dora Ann 1 15 B. Albermarle Drive Plymouth. NC 27962 Bell, Kathleen Marie 43 Beth Ellen Dr. Lewisburg. PA 17837 Benbow, Diana Lee P.O. Box 384 Roanoke Rapids. NC 27870 Berry. Kathleen C. 291 Standi St. Va. Beach. VA 23452 Best, Candy Jo Box 34 Kitty Hawk, NC 27949 Bishop, Meredith Anne 6223 Dello St. Durham. NC 27712 Blalock, Betsy Ann 13716 Hickory Nut Pt. Richmond. VA 23113 Blanchard, Teresa Gwen Rt. 3 Box 479 Edenton. NC 27932 Bobbit. Hilda G. P.O. Box 214 Enfield. NC 27823 Boone. Charlotte Vennattia Rt. 2 Box 106 Gates. NC 27937 Boone. Sarah Marie Rt. 1 Box 50 Gates. NC 27937 Bowden. Lori Ann P.O. Box 16 Harbinger. NC 27941 Boyce, Hope Adair P.O. Box 7 Tyner. NC 27980 Boyens. Kahla R. 102 Vine St. Havelock. NC 28532 Brasie, Rebecca G. 9113SouthwickSt. Fairfax, V A 22031 Brorein, Margaret Mary 17 Longview Dr. Whippany, NJ 07981 Bucher. Kathleen Anne 23 Beecher Ave. East I slip, NY 11730 Bunch, Terrie Lynn 1525 Forest Glen Circle Suffolk, VA 23434 Burke, Susan M. 2003 Dennis Ave. Silver Spring. MD 20902 Butler, Donna Renee Rt. 2. Box 274 LiUington. NC 27546 Butler. Lisa Anne Rt. 1 Box 368-A Manakin Sabot. VA 23103 224 Campbell, Bernadette 3042 Stanton Rd. . 104 Washington. D.C. 20020 Carneal, Susan Fay P.O. Box 57 Milford, VA 22514 Carter, LoriC. 564 N. Coles Ave. Maple Shade. N J 08052 Carter. Teresa Ann 6913-Lakeway Dr. Mechanicsville, VA 231 1 1 Chapman, Elaine Marie Rt. 6 Box 150 Laurinburg, NC 28352 Chappell, Debra F. 110 Walnut Dr. Emporia, VA 23847 Cherry, Jennifer Kaye 2112LeggettRd. Rocky Mount, NC 27801 Claud, Robin Olympia Rt. 24-A Branchville. VA 23828 Collins, Brenda Lee Rt. 1BOX81-E Marshville, NC 28103 Cooke, Sarah Denise Rt. 3 Box 76 Enfield, NC 27823 Copeland, Tina Marie 2027 Kilbv Lane Suffolk, VA 23434 Culp, Carol Lynn P.O. Box 208 New London. NC 28127 D Daniels, Lisa Kaye 1907 Belgrave Rd. Richmond. VA 23229 Darden, Bettie Jo Rt. 1 Box 15 F.S. Pinetops. NC 27864 DeHart. Kathy Lynn Rt. 1 Box 496 Stoneville. NC 27048 Davis, Theresa J. 1418 Old Coach Rd. Newark, DE 19711 Deibler, HoUyJ. Valley View Ranch Valley View, PA 17983 Dixon, Sandra M. 344 Hunter St. S. Macon Ext. Jesup, GA 31545 Dize, Alice Hamner 17 Ames St. Onancock,VA23417 Douglas, Judy Lashell 1305 Boykin Ave. Sanford, NC 27330 Draper. Audrey Faye 210SpringSt. Emporia, VA 23847 Draper, Barbara Jean 210 Spring St. Emporia, VA 23847 Dunlow, Judy Kay Rt. 1 Box 218 Merry Hill, NC 27957 Duval, Cary Palmer 604 Henri Rd. Richmond. VA 23226 Ebert, Lynne AUyson 4418 Old Winston Rd. KernersvUle, NC 27284 Elmore, Belinda Joyce P.O. Box 67 Deep Run NC 28525 Felty. Bonnie Jean Rd. 1 Box 247 Rte. 25 Hegins, PA 17938 Ferguson, Robin Lynn Rt. 1 Box 193 Newsoms, VA 23874 Fleming, Nancy Carol Rt. 3 Box 189 Littleton, NC 27850 Fleming, Patricia A. 40 Greentree Dr. W.Chester, PA 19380 Forehand, Michelle Gray 206 Colony Rd. Newport News, VA 23602 Frazier, Elizabeth Anne 1360 Sycamore Rd. Va. Beach, VA 23452 French, Judith Gay 152 Lynn Haven Ave. Henderson, NC 27536 Gabriel, Telephina L. Pulap Island Box 343 Moen, Truk 96942 Gaver, Helen Marie 12640 Price Distillery Road Gaithersburg, MD 20760 Getz, Donna Marie 22 Lehigh Dr. Delran, NJ 08075 Giandonato, Carol Gail Hartford Rd. Delran, NJ 08075 Gillian, Krishna Phyllis P.O. Box 412 Windsor, NC 27983 Gore, Jacqueline Wilehmina Rt. 2Box355B Supply, NC 28462 Gorse, Deborah Jean 4 Kearney Ave. Harriman, NY 10926 Goss. Nikki Jan 1810EudidRd. Durham, NC 27713 Graham, Joni Sheree 205 Lakeview Ave. Col. Heights, VA 23834 Greer, Brenda Rt. 1 Box 550 Aulander. NC 27805 Gregory, Bertha Teresa Box 43 Camden, NC 27921 H Hamsher, Christine E. 5340 Bosworth Rd. Va. Beach , VA 23462 Hankinson, Donna Lanier 8410 Danford Court Springfield, VA 22152 Harris, Bonnie Sue Rt.2 Box 246-A Franklinton. NC 27525 Hartwell, Andrea C. 224 Grove St. Charleston, SC 29403 Hassel, Diane L. 107 Brewer Ave. Suffolk, VA 23434 Hendrix, Cindy Ann Rt. 1 Box 109-A Hobbsville, NC 27946 Herring, Jo Lynn P.O. Box 188 Grifton, NC 28530 Hewett, Marina R. Mountain View Rd. Deerfield, NH 03037 Hill. Garnie W. 3018 Walsh St. Winston-Salem, NC 27107 Hogan, Noreen Elizabeth 121 Troy Hills Rd. Whippany, NJ 07981 Hoggard. Gay Melody Rt. 2 Box 142 Colerain, NC 27924 Hoggard, Mary Elaine 1120 Broad St. Windsor, NC 27983 Holt, Heather Annette 601 Roslyn Rd. Newport News. VA 23601 Hood. Selena L. 22VosheelMUlRd. Dover, Del. 19901 Hudson, Alison Bridget Rt. 3 Box 172 Virgilina, VA 24598 Huffman, Lisa Ann 2705 Campbell Rd. Raleigh, NC 27606 Hughes, Sandy Elaine 112PettigrewDr. Plymouth, NC 27962 Humphries, Kim Renee 408 Gilbert St. Hampton. VA 23669 Ihly, Sharon Kim 4605 Lindsay Dr. Raleigh. NC 27612 Jackson, Brenda Lee Box 17 St. Stephens Ch. King and Queen, V A 231 Jackson, Sylvia Ann Box 198 Drakes Branch, VA 23937 Jeter, Gayla Diane Rt. 1 Box 80 Irver, VA 23866 Johnny, Vickie I. P.O. Box 413 Moen, Micro(Truk) 96942 Johnson, Annette Rt. 3 Box 120-C Hertford, NC 27944 Johnson, Glenda Michelle 409 Bretha Lane Portsmouth. VA 23701 Johnson, Linda Faye Rt. 1 Box 605 Dudley. NC 28333 Johnson, Valerie Ann P.O. Box 113 Como.NC 27818 Jones, Penelope W. 100 S. Granville St. Edenton. NC 27932 K Kaji, Naomi KO. 1081 Kannonji-Shi Kagawa-Ken Japan 768 Keen, Nancy Lee 8800 Brook View Ct. Raleigh, NC 27612 Keene, Darlene Jacqueline Rt. 3 Box 128 Ahoskie, NC 27910 Keenan, Kelly L. 9520 JomarDr. Fairfax, VA 22032 Keenan, Sherry A. 66 Springbrook Rd. Springfield. NJ 07081 Kellam, Ann Willis P.O. Box 25 Onley.VA 23418 Kitson. Beverly Joyce 3 Southward Ct. Chatham, NJ 07928 Kunz, Wendy Ellen P.O. Box 276 Aulander, NC 27805 Leary, Carole Ann 1002 Everett St. Ahoskie, NC 27910 LeBreux. Diane 924 Morgan Trail Va. Beach, VA 234 64 Lee, Erica Anne High St. Gatesville. NC 27938 Leemore, Zelbra Annette 202 Wallington Rd. Wilmington, NC 28403 225 Lee. Ann Jones 103 Holly Hill Rd. Murfreesboro, NC 27855 Lennon. Felicia Kaye 2413 Owen St. Durham, NC 27703 Leong. Jane P. 5000 Lafayette St. Hopewell, VA 23860 Lewis, Linda Sue Rt. 3 Box 188 Edenton, NC 27932 Love. Heather S. 12112 Augusta Dr. Glenn Dale, MD 20769 M Mandra. Kimberly S. 205 Parry Dr. Moorestown, NJ 08057 Mann. Janet Leigh 1600 Forest Dr. Elizabeth City, NC 27909 McGhee. Cindy Jo Rt. 5 Box 462 Creech Rd. Durham. NC 27704 McLaurin. Chris Ann 918 East Elm St. Goldsboro, NC 27530 Midgett, KayeWrenn P.O. Box 129 Rodanthe, NC 27968 Midiri. Tina Marie 2516ChanninDr. Wilmington, De 19810 Miller Cynthia Jo 608 Cardif Rd. Va. Beach, VA 23455 Mills. Andrea Rt. 1 Box 176 Willard, NC 28478 Molnar, Debra Ann 23 Cabot Lane Kinnelon, NJ 07405 Moore, Susie Marie Boxl68RFD Cape Charles, VA 23310 Morrison, Sandra Jane Rt. 1 Box 89-A Woolwine, VA 24185 Moseley, Teresa Ann Rt. 1 Box 6 Triplet, VA 23886 Movahed. Mina 54-192 Rarbist-Tehranpars Tehran, Iran Mysliwiec, Helen A. 100 Prince St. Bridgeport. Conn. 06610 N Naff. Joanna 2120 Lovers Ln. Wilmington, Del. 19810 Nelson, Karen Ruth 349 W. Palmyra Dr. . Va. Beach. VA 23462 Nelson. Martha Anne 7336 Elvin Court Norfolk, VA 23505 Newbern, Michele Denise Rt. 1 Box 145F Como.NC 27818 Newman. Susan Warren Box 51 Aylett.VA 23009 Newsom, Amy Cain 3417 Alabama Ave. Alexandria, VA 22305 Norman, Alice P.O. Box 414 Roper. NC 27970 Norman, Phylli s Jean Rt. 1 Box66-A Sunbury. NC 27979 o Olden, Sharon Anne 3 Holly Tree Ct. RDI Mt. HoUy, NJ 08060 Palmer, Edith Joyce 3027 Columbus Circle Charlotte. NC 28208 Parker, Yolanda Anita 1541 Beverly Rd. Rocky Mt., NC 27801 Parkin, Charlene P.O. Box 763 Beaufort, NC 28516 Patrick, Scotlyn Patricia 208BrooklettsAve. Easton.MD 21601 Paul, Julie L. Pulap Island Moen.Truk 96942 Paul. Mary B. 624 Piney Pt. Rd. Va. Beach. VA 23452 Payne, Ola V. Rt. 5 Box 10 Spotsylvania, VA 22553 Pearson, Lucye Sloan Manquin, VA 23106 Pittman, Anita Dawn P.O. Box 601 Beaufort, NC 28516 Plyler. Deborah Ann P.O. Box 658 Atlantic Beach, NC 28512 Powers, Fredda Dawn 5101 Cape Henry Ave. Norfolk, VA 23513 Price, Beverly Matoka 220 West Kelly Ave. Hampton. VA 23663 Purdy, Ann Linton RDI Gettysburg, PA 17325 R Radford, Pamela Ann 4030 Tanglewood Trail Chesapeake. V A 23325 Reynolds, Denise Michelle Wake Forest. NC Riccio, Pamela Ann 350 Success Ave. Bridgeport, Conn. 06610 Richardson, Margaret E. P.O. Box 304 Cheriton, VA 23316 Riddick. Kathy Ann Rt. 2 Box 277 Gates, NC 27937 Rigsbee, Linda K. 5204 NewhaU Rd. Durham, NC 27713 Rossborough, Lisa Marie 88 Butler Dr. Pittsford, NY 14534 Ruben. Retain S. P.O. Box 62 Meon.Truk 96942 Sanders. Karen Helene 1514 Rhem Ave. New Bern, NC 28560 Sellers. Kimberly A. 988MichaelwoodDr. Va. Beach, VA 23452 Sidney. Deborah Renae Rt. 2 Box 77 Oxford, NC 27565 Sieber, Navarre Patricia 7460 Plantation Rd. Plantation, Fla. 33317 Simmons, Jane Rose Rt. 4 Box 86 Waverly, VA 23890 Shes. Tenly Ann 6721 Foxfire PI. Raleigh, NC 27609 Smallwood, Tanya M. Rt. 1 Box 239B Windsor, NC 27983 Smalls, Karen Lynn 702 West 40th North St. S ' ville. SC 29483 Smith, Keva Reneaee 306 Glenn Ave. Winston-Salem, NC 27105 Snead, Teresa Anne 1124 Starlight Lane Chesterfield, VA 23235 Spivy. Desiree Rt. 1 Hobbsville. NC 27946 Spivey, Donna W. Box 43 Kelford, NC 27847 Stallings, Sharon Rt. 1Box12-A Hobbsville. NC 27946 Steele, Jennifer 2641 Two Notch Rd. Lexington. SC 29072 Stephens, Donnie 411 North 3rd St. Lane Jesup.Ga. 31545 Swientoniewski. Judy Suzanne 135DeborahDr. Suffolk. VA 23434 Tatem, Terri Lynn Box 54 Cheriton. VA 23316 Taylor, Merian Catherine 20 Liberty St. Anancock, VA 23417 Taylor, Susan Elizabeth P.O. Box 24 Coats, NC 27521 Tharpe. Belva Jeanette 1023 Wayside Rd. Fayetteville. NC 28304 Timmins, Patrice A. 580 Bishop Ave. Bridgeport. Ct. 06610 Torrence, Queenie Rt. 4 Box 493 Garrison F Charlotte. NC 28208 Tyler, Terri Michelle Rt. 3 Box 237 Raeford. NC 28376 V Vaughan, Ann Shelton 69 Church St. Windsor, VA 23487 Vaughan. Diane Victoria 1001 Sioux Dr. Jacksonville, NC 28540 Vinson, Babette Jane P.O. Box 381 Clayton. NC 27520 w Wakivama. Shigeko 20-7 Kusunoki-cho Sasebo. Japan 857-01 Watson. Lynn Ann 232 Lochaven Dr. Newport News, VA 23602 Weikel, Denise Marie 1 1 1 Beaufort Dr. Havelock, NC 28532 Weir, Kathryn 49ElmbrookDr. Stamford. CT 06906 Wheelhouse. Karen Sue 508 Caren Dr. Va. Beach. VA 23452 Whitaker. Teresa 3140KinnamonRd Winston-Salem, NC 27104 White, Anne Ayton 105 Melrose Ave. Atlantic, NJ 08401 White. Kathryn Suzette Rt. 1 Box 124-A Edenton. NC 27932 Whitney, Sharon Elaine Rt. 2 Box 303 Clayton, NC 27520 Williams, Brenda Joyce Rt. 1 Box 223 Littleton, NC 27850 226 Williams, Gloria Jean Rt. 1 Boxl41-D Castalia, NC 27816 Williams, Martha Ann Rt. 2 Box 378 Windsor, NC 27983 Williams, Virginia M. 301 Edgewater Club Rd. Wilmington, NC 28405 Williford, Angela Elizabeth P.O. Box 527 Windsor, NC 27983 Wills, Cynthia Rt. 3 Box 42 Hertford, NC 27944 Willis, Patricia Anne 6 Deveron Dr. Poquoson, VA 23662 Wright. Barbara Kay 719 Madison St. Roanoke Rapids, NC 27870 MEN A Abdulmumini, Yusufu 1,12 Ibadan Street Kaduna, Nigeria Abtahi, Ahmadreza 20 Ahmadabad Ave. Mehregan Iafahan, Iran Adelstein Jr., Edward Trant 4400 Longleat Dr. Richmond. VA 23229 Al-Asousi, Adnan M. 5016 Ft. Sumtor Rd. Apt. 22-c Raleigh. NC 27606 Albertson, Floyd Herman 114 Bank St. Apt. 4 Suffolk, VA 23434 Allen, Clay Balecock 3901 Stomy Ridge Trial Charlotte, NC 28210 Al Loueghami, Baseu Eissa Ministry of Education Kuwait Alsaflar, Yousuf Esa Routa Ruwait Anent St. 1 9 Kuwait House 2 AlspaughHI.JesseG. 202 Idlewood Ave. Portsmouth, VA 23704 Anderson, Ernest Allen Rt. 2 Box 126 Vanceboro, NC 28586 Anderson, Roy Kevin 2806 N. Kensington St. Arlington, VA 22207 Arui, Anasagoshi 2-37-1 1 Akabane Kita-ku Tokyo Japan Armstrong, Jeff Thomas 423 Holly Dr. Jacksonville, NC 28540 Arrington, Michael A. SR2Box47 Madison, VA 22727 Ashe, McKinley B. Rt. 3 Box 151-E Windsor, NC 27983 Askarzadghshahi-Mohammad-J P.O. Box 105 Murfreesboro, NC 27855 Atsaffar, Yousel Esa Routa Kuwait Area 1 St. 19 Kuwait Atwell, Calvin K. Rt. 3 Box 388 Rochell, VA 22738 Austin, Harold Edward Allen Ave. Skyland, NC 28776 B Bagley. Cecil VanBuren Rt. 1 Box 103 Sunbany, NC 27979 Barber, Kenneth R. 1313YeadonRd. Chesapeake, VA 23324 Barrett, Eugene J. Rd. 4 Box 182 Towanda, Pa. 18848 Bass, Joseph L. 4203 Lawrence St. Alexandria. VA 22309 Bassett, Ronald Greg Rt. 1 Box 290 Ocean City, MD 21842 Bell. David Earl Rt. 4Boxl25-J Windsor, NC 27983 Bellamy, Kenneth Lee Rt. Box 109 Bladenboro, NC 28320 Bennett. John Paul 105 Hover Creek Rd. Savannah, GA 31406 . Bess, Rodney 2804 Gordon St. Hopewell, VA 23860 Biegel, Roy Jay 801 Calvin Circle Fayetteville, NC 28303 Bilotti, John Joseph 58 Lefke Lane Whippany, N J 07981 Bishop, Arthur Brian 6223DeUoSt. Durham, NC 27712 Bishop, John R. 28 Ashley St. Sumter, SC 29150 Blackwell, Lawrence Stewart 1485 Old Durham Rd. Roxboro, NC 27573 Blatchley. E. Bruce 134 Walnut Dr. Seaford, DE 19973 Bonney, Craig Authur 25 Surrey Lane West Deal, NJ 07712 Borrell, Jr. Andrew James 1006 East 7th St. Roanoke Rapids. NC 27870 Borrell, Clifton David 140 Vance St. Roanoke Rapids. NC 27870 Bowles, David Keister 3637 Grandview Ave.. N.W. Roanoke. VA 24012 vad Bowen, David Eli Rt. 2 Box 170 Williamston. NC 27892 Bowyer, Jr. Paul Edward Rt. 3 Box 224 Blacksburg. VA 24060 Boyce, Ernest Elvano Rt. 1 Box 199 Tyner, NC 27980 Bradham, Paul Whitney 503 N. General Lee Ave. Dunn, NC 28334 Bray, Edward J. 2400 Thomas Ave. New Bren, NC 28560 Brewer, Everett L. 2701 North Ave. Richmond, VA 23222 Bridges, Darrell T. 113 Campbell Smithfield, NC 27577 Bright, Bruce Stephen 303 Cedar Springs Rd. Spartanburg, SC 28302 Brown. Ronald Ellis Rt. 4 Box 29 Andrews, SC 29510 Buffaloe, Barry 1689 South St. Durham, NC 27707 Burton, Kirk Douglas Coinjock, NC 27923 Butler, Edward T. Rt. 1 Box 368-A Mandkin, VA 23103 Byerly, Kirk Joseph 625 Ben Bow Dr. Va. Beach. VA 23464 Cady, Alenza Poulk 601 McCrary Rd. Douglas, GA 31533 Cagle, Kim Lee 14100 CogburnRd. Alpharetta, GA 30201 Calloway, Calvin 4210ronocoSt. Alexandria, VA 22314 Campbell, Tori Michael 1309 Club Rd. Waynesboro, V A 22980 Canady, Larry Vernell Rt. 9 Box 104 Kinston, NC 28501 Carmine, John RuUng Box 355 Wicomico, Houster, VA 23184 Carrow, Kirk Watson Rt. 3Box470AA Washington. NC 27889 Carter, Everett Kerry 1206 Shepherd St. N.W. Washington. DC 20011 Carter, Wesley Hicks Rt. 1 Box 12A Milford.VA 22514 Cary, Jonathan Lee 217 N.Gordon St. Alexandria. VA 22304 Cavanagh, Christopher F. 1048 Church St. Landisville, PA 17538 Chapman, Ernest C. 310 Jamestown Rd. Edgewater Park, NJ 08010 Chasteen, William Fred Jr. Rt. 1 Box 91 A Southport, NC 28461 Chiba, Yoshiki 281-10 Toyoshiki Kashiwa-shi Chiba, Japan Childress, Thomas Reid 1603 Melinda Dr. Altavista, VA 24517 Clark, James Arnold 1143 Manchester Ave. Norfolk, VA 23508 Clayton, Fred J. 7 Gate Lane Levittown, Pa 19055 Coates, Everette Franklin P.O. Box 614 West Point, VA 23181 Cobb, Andre Allen P.O. Box 381 Raeford, NC 28376 Cole, Kevin S. Rt. 1 Box 394 High Point, NC 27260 Coles, Burgest Rt. 1 Box 125 Hopkins, SC 29061 Colon, Robert Glenn 75 East 54th St. Elmwood Park, NJ 07407 Cooke, Stephen Ryan 14 Langley Ave. Newport News, VA 23601 Corey, Johnnie P.O. Box 732 Lewiston, NC 27849 Cornatzer, Jeff L. Rt. 4 Edgewood Circle Mocksville, NC 27028 Corser, William Michael 5332 Manning Rd. Charlotte, NC 28213 Couch, Thomas Kevin P.O. Box 233 Davidson, NC 28036 Craven, William Costin R t. 2 Box 41 Hot Springs, VA 24445 Cristos, Jeffrey A. 5702 Habersham Way Alexandria, VA 22310 Crowder, Joseph N. Rt. 1 Garner, NC 27529 Cunningham, Bobby J. P.O. Box 382 Hope Mills, NC 28348 Currier, James Clifford 404 Longwood Ter. Roxboro. NC 27573 Curtis, Jim Madison 21 FlaxmillRd. Newport News, VA 23601 Cutrone, Carmen Robert 4920 Morro Blvd. Portsmouth, VA 23703 227 Dalton. William M. Rt. Box 242 Eden, NC 27288 Daniels. Henry Hallet 710 Stokes St. Ahoskie. NC 27910 Daniels, Jeffery Jay Rt. 1 Box 210 Merry Hill. NC 27957 Daniel. Tony Jefferson General Delivery Old Fort, NC 28762 Dardashti. Abbas Famil Mir St. Khoch-hamid Isfahan, Iran Dares, Richard Duane Rt. 2 Box 128 Shelby. NC 28150 Davidson, Mark Alan 1432 KeelerLane Va. Beach, VA 23455 Davies, Lloyd Evan 8029 W. Mt. Bellae Rd. Richmond, VA 23235 Davis, Mark Anthony Rt. 4 Creekview Rd. Bethlehem, PA 18015 Davis, P. Wayne Rt. 3 Box 229 Apex, NC Dean. David Blackham 401 Jackson St. Roanoke Rapids. NC 27870 DeCatur, Alan G. P.O. Box 58 Louisa, VA 23093 Dekle, Jonathan Davis i 907 Sedgefield Dr. Kinston. NC 28501 Dickerson, Richard Dennis 5010 Green Oak Dr. Durham. NC 27712 Dingus. James Lamar 1 1910 Farlington Lane Midlothian. VA 23113 Dooley. Brian Lee 585 Falcon Dr. Columbus, In. 47201 Dorris, Patrick William 1037EweURd. Va. Beach, VA 23455 Dorsett, Mark Lynwood 91 Webb Ct. Morehead City. NC 28557 Duckies. John Laurence 44Countrywood Dr. Morris Plains, NJ 07950 E Eatmon, Doffes Leotis 813 S.Franklin Goldsboro. NC 27530 Eberhart, Carl 2025 W. Cubeluz Ave. College Park, G A 30337 Edwards, Joey Alan Rt. 2 Box 207-A Walstonburg. NC 27888 Elko. Don James 879 Liberty Ct. Hazleton. PA 18201 Elliott. Robert Tim 1112 Country Circle North Palm Beach. Fla. 33408 Ellis. Clarence Robert Rt. 5 Box88 Martinsville. V A 24112 Emangitil. Benny Michael Satawal Island Calonia, Yap 96943 Emerson. Bradley Yates 1212WillowbrookDr. Cary.NC 27511 Ezeh, Ifeanyi Felix Nosco Lto, 67 Hospiac Rd. Box 1448 Aba Ino-Nigeria Fandrich, Victor Scott 8 Boyle Ave. Ayburn. NY 13021 Farrar. Thaddeus Lewis 1320 Hazelnut Dr Raleigh. NC 27610 Fazzi, Joe Anthony 30 Wheatland Dr. Hampton. VA 23666 Ferrara, Ray 305 Ridgway St. Mt. Holly. NJ 08060 Fiadino, Anthony M. 235 Orchard Ave. Burlington. N J 08016 Fleming. David Ellis 517GleneagleDr. Va. Beach. VA 23462 Fletcher, David Guy Rt. 3 Box 235R Glen Allen, VA 23060 Fortune. Andrew Keith 511 Watson Ave. Thomasville, NC 27360 Fortune, Floyd Edward P.O. Box 641 Bowling Green, VA 22427 Fortune, Timothy B. 511 Watson Thomasville. NC 27360 Foust. Kevan Box 3704, 404 Tenth St. Gibsonville, NC 27249 Frano, Brian Edward 6116 Rivanna Dr. Springfield. VA 22150 Gardiner. Martin Larry Rt. 1Box416-M Roanoke Rapids. NC 27870 Garrett. Clyde Blaine P.O. Box 37 Victoria. VA 23974 Garrison. Daniel C. 270 Bewley Rd. Haddonfield. N J 08033 Gatewood, McArthur Earnest 1060 Little River Dr. Miami, Fla. 33150 Gevinski, Christopher E. St. Mary ' s Dr. South Jamesport. N J 1 1970 Ghaffari. Farhad Rt. 2 Box 145 Yemmassee, SC 29945 Gibson, Rory A. 304 Cedarhill St. Cedartown, GA 30125 Gilchrist, Julius Edward 1 103 Chisholm Circle Portsmouth, VA 23704 Giles, Bernard M. 72 Project Dr. Portsmouth. VA 23707 Glover. Frederick Kenneth Rt. 1 Box 330 Hope Mills, NC 28348 Goddard, Donald Eugene 8521 PineyPt. Ct. Manassas, VA 22110 Gooding, Eugene Michael Rt. 1 Box 28 Arrington, VA 22922 Goodwin, Kenneth Earl 4215 Clifford St. Portsmouth, VA 23707 Goodwyn, Richard Edward Rt. 1 Sox 4 Disputanta.VA 23842 Graham, David Dean P.O. Box 643 Morrells Inlet, SC 29576 Graham. Lloyd Curtis 316 East Central St. Maxton, NC 28364 Grant. Michael A. 2516 Bennett Yard Rd. Charleston Heights. SC 29405 Green. Anthony Lynn 8 Evelyn Court Front Royal, VA 22630 Greene, Dennis Tyrone Rt. 2 Box 145 Yemassee. SC 29945 Greggs, William Keith Rt. 1 Box 79 West Point, VA 23181 Gregory, Anthony Keith 3701 Baronet Dr. Richmond. VA 23234 Griffin. Leslie Kim 1212 Morning Glory Ave. Durham. NC 27701 Griswould, Menford Alexander 322 Stokes Dr. Hertford. NC 27944 Grulke, Donald Lee 624 N. Willey St. Seaford. DE 19973 Guffey, James S. P.O. Box 577 Wingate, NC 28174 Guthrie, DaneChristipher 10-20th Ave. IsleofPalms.SC 27451 H Hagimura. Jadas 5-20-20 Kugayo Tokyo, Japan Hailey, Richard Steven Rt. 4 Box 388 Nathalie. VA 24577 Hall. James Arthur 801 Peyton St. Raleigh. NC 27610 Hall, Stanley Malvin Rt. 2 Box 444-A Spartanburg, SC 29302 Hamilton, Patrica A. Naxera Lane Gloveester, VA 23122 Harbour. Norman Wayne 356-D Beechmont Dr. Newport News, VA 23602 Hardenstine, James Robert 602 Persimmon Ct. SevernaPark. MD21146 Harper. Edward Earl 111 Strickland Dr. Tarboro. NC 27886 Harris, Ken D. 109GlenviewSt. Marion, NC 28752 Harris, William Leo P.O. Box 137 Collegeville, PA 19926 Harrison, Steven L. 509 Center St. Rocky Mount. NC 27801 Hassell. James Michael P.O. Box 415 Roper, NC 27977 Hathaway, Joseph Marvin 605 East Third St. Ayden.NC 28513 Hawkins, Nathaniel Rt. 2 Box 188-A Warrenton, NC 27589 Head, Bobby Gene Rt. 6 Fairview Rd. EUenwood, GA30049 Hedrick, Jeremiah Edward P.O. Box 921 Sedalia. NC 27321 Hejazi, Ahmad 27 Kuye Shamsabad St. Bahai Isfahan, Iran Heinritz, Colen Clifford Box 72E Dividing Rd. Se vena Park, MD 21146 Herman, Adam I. 30 Center Lane Delmar, NY 12054 Hill. Daniel Franklin Rt. 2Box79A Rockingham, NC 28339 Hill. Samuel Rt. 3 Box 117 Windsor, NC 27983 Hilton, James William 511 GlenviewRd. Enfield, NC 27823 Hinds. Randy E. Rt. 2 Box 372 Trinity, NC 27370 Hines, Major A. Rt. 1 Box 92 Jacksonville. NC 28540 Hipp. Jonathan Ware 3243 Highland Lane Fairfax. VA 22031 228 Hocutt. Keith Wallace Rt. 1 Box 59 Middlesex, NC 27557 Hodges, John Christie 39TisdaleRd. Scarsdale. NY 10583 Hoff, Bruce E. Rt. 2 Box 422 Coopersburg, PA 18036 Holmes, Berry A. 107 Chatham Terrace Hampton, VA 23666 Honeycutt, Joseph Brooks Jr. Box 187 Main and Terry St. Lucama, NC 27851 Hull. James W. 15 Polk Dr. Edgemoor Gardens Wilmington. DE 19809 Hunt, Tracy L. P.O. Box 794 Pembroke. NC 28372 Hunter, Donald Donnie Rt. 2Box275L Enfield, NC 27323 Hunter, Mark J. 525 Ludlow Lawrenceburg, Ind. 47025 Iravani. Mohammad Ali 2450 Stafford Shire Wilmington, NC 28175 Jackson, Gaffrey Torrence 2152 Fillmore St. Charleston, SC 29405 Jackson. Wayne R. Rt. 1 Box 124 Kinston, NC 28501 Jarrett, George Star Route Box 169 Waverly, VA 23890 Jenkins, Eugene Cooke P.O. Box 271 Aulander, NC 27805 Jenkins, Terry Voan Rt. 2 Box 169-A Vanceboro, NC 28586 Jewell, Jeffrey Alan 32Shurtleff Ave. South Paris, Maine 0428 1 Johnson. Dana Wesley 1071 Teller Ave. New York, NY 10456 Johnson, James Harold 1725 Joi Circle Richmond, VA 23228 Johnson, Kenneth R. 516 Barrett St. Farmville, NC 27828 Johnson, Lewis Frediand Box 82C Newbury Charles County, Md 20664 Jones, Ashby Turner 300 York Dr. Waynesboro, VA 22980 Jones, Hassomil Rt. 2 Box 379 Burgaw, NC 28425 Jones, Junius Linwood Rt. 2Box441D Hopewell. VA 23860 Jordan, Amos Rt. 1 Box 82 Joyce, Gray Gordon Rt. 2Box94B Lexington, VA 24450 Joyner. Reuben John Rt. 4 Box 476 Tarboro NC 27886 K Karikasisei, Albert Tonye No 18 Ihala Street Port Harcourt, Nigeria Kelshaw. AlvahW. 30 Abbott Ave. Ocean Grove, N J 07756 Kennedy, Matthew Dan 104 Adams Place Delmar, NY 12054 Kenney, William Michael Rt. 3 Box 755 Frorit Royal, VA 22630 Kenny, Kevin Paul The Forest Crozier.VA 23039 Kenwor hy. George A. Rt. 1 Box 202 Pembroke, NC 28372 Keogh.JimP. 60 Sutton PI. So. New York, NY 10022 Elwa Box 192 Monrovia, Liberia Kilbourne, Andrew Carroll 612 Twin Tree Rd. Salisbury, MD 21801 Kimber, David Lenell Rt. 9 Box 313 Burlington, NC 27215 Kizer, Harvey Chester Rt. 1 Ridgeville, SC 29472 Knight. William Jeffery Rt. 1 Box 240-D Bethel, NC 27812 Kornegay, Joseph Leslie 638 Kingsfork Cary.NC 27511 Kornegay. Stuart Alan Rt. 5 Box 290 Goldsboro, NC 27530 Kovacs, David Arthur 212 Caisson Crossing Hampton, VA 23669 Krammes, Jeffrey Charles 501LisbethRd.ToddSt. Newark, Del. 19713 Laney. Steven Ray 3722 Litchfield Rd. Charlotte, NC 28211 Laudenslager, John Dudley Rt. 3 Box 484 Stafford, VA 22554 Lawson. Keith Randall Rt. 1 Lawsonville. NC 27022 Leman, David Paul Box378FRt. 1 Waldorf. MD 20601 Lesesne. Pitts Still Rt. 1 Box 343 Timmonsville.SC 29161 Lester, Willie Lee Rt. 1 Box 20C Rowland, NC 28383 Lewis, Daryll Gene Rt. 1 Box 209-E Currie, NC 28435 Livesay, DarrellT. 11 13 North Ave. Hopewell, VA 23860 Loskoski, William Ricky Rt. 2 Box 684 J J Williamston. SC 29209 Lovett. Craig Dale Rt. 5 Box 408 Pineview Dr. Columbia, SC 29209 M Magee, Philip Michael 12701 Lewis Rd. Chester, VA 23831 Manos, Caeorge Clay 39 Forest Pk. Elizabeth City, NC 27909 Mackenzie. William David 6 Gloria Court Hampton, Va 23666 Maher, Jr. Richard Robert 400 Bertmin St. Johnstown, PA 15904 Major, James Donell 107 Phillips Ave. Red Springs. NC 28377 Maluwelmeng, Simon S. Falalop Woleai Micronesia Yap 96943 Maness. Charles Robertson 529 Rapids St. Roanoke Rapids, NC 27870 Maness, Joseph Grant Rt. 1 Box 53 Carthage, NC 28327 Mangas, Loij ' sG. Rt. 1 Box33A2 Zebulon, NC 27597 Mangum, Dwight Thaddeus 11 1 Shady HU) Dr. Roxboro, NC 27573 Mason, Randolph 202 Oliver St. Braddock, PA 15104 Massoomzadeh. Massooch Box 358 Chowan College Murfreesboro. NC 27855 Mathieson, Edward Peter Hasbrouck Heights, N J 07604 Matos, Jose R. Cond. VillasdelMarEste Apt. 11-L Isla Verde, Puerto Rico Mayo, Danny Freeman P.O. Box 44 Aurora. NC 27806 Mays. Devon Elwood 1117HintonSt. Petersburg, V A 23803 Meade, Dorsey Wayne 1232KempsvilleRd. Norfolk. VA 23502 McCluskey, Tim Von 905 Robin wood Rd. Aberdeen, NC 28315 McDaniel, Greg Wayne 4304 Whitney Dr. Charleston, SC 29405 McDaniels, Clifton Eric Rt. 6 Box 258 Elizabeth City, NC 27909 McFadden. Shelby Leonard 2102 Atlas St. Charleston, SC 29405 McGinnis, Michael J. S. Penn. Ave. Centre Hall. PA 16828 McLenden, Reginald Anthony 1909 Franklin St. High Point, NC 27260 McCook, Charles Iverson 531 PagewoodDr. Newport News, VA 23602 McNamee, Kevin Shaun 1 12 Woodview Drive Sandston, VA 23150 Meek. Bryan Bakyr 428 Pocahontas Dr. Norfolk Naval Base Norfolk. VA 23511 Mellul, Ed Simon 17 Pennington Rd. East Windsor, NJ 08561 Melvin. Delbert Earl 121 Putton Street Mount Olive. NC 28365 Mercer, Alvin John P.O. Box 283 Pembroke, NC 28372 Michael, Edgar Dill 403 Cloverbrook Dr. Jamestown, NC 27282 Millen, Steven 216 So. 59th St. Philadelphia, PA 19139 Mills, Jerry D. 2821 DaytonaDr. Raleigh. NC 27610 Mintz, John Edward 476 Coleman Ave. Orangeburg.SC 29115 Mitchell, Jerome Herman 707 G St. Hampton, VA 23361 Mohammadi, Hamid ShanazSt. No. 5 Tehran, Iran Moloney, Thomas M Buckingham Farm Chestertown, MD 21620 Moore. Kevin Lynn Route 2 Hurdle Mills. NC 27541 Moore, Mark Robert 3 Dupont Plaza Ft. Bragg, NC 28307 Moore, Michael Todd 106 Woodland Rd. Roanoke Rapids, NC 27870 229 Moore. Robert F. 157 Normandy Lane Newport News. VA 23006 Moore, Russell Gene 1071 Hugo St. Norfolk, VA 23513 Morris, Brent 203 Linstead Rd. Sandston. V A 23150 Morton. Gilbert Douglas 370McCaskillAve. Maxton. NC 28364 Mosley, Elton Lamont P.O. Box 561 Burgaw, NC 28405 Moudrie, Anthony P.O. Box 420 Frogmore, SC 29920 Murphy, Allan Roan Rt. 2, Box 680 McLeansville, NC 27301 Murphy, Charles Andrew St. Rt. 102 Henrico, NC 27842 Murphy. Michael R. 64 C.E. Penney Drive Wallkill, New York 12589 Myers, Alonza III Rt. 7, Box477A Kinston, NC 28501 N Newsome, Donald Alvin 1000 Everett Street Ahoskie, NC 27910 Newton, Charles Mayo Jr. Route 1 New Canton, VA 23123 Nichols, Jeff D. 900 4th St. Delaware City, DEI 9706 Norman, Michael Andre 411 Hemphill Circle Brevard, NC 28712 Norton. Oliver Louis 5604 Bristol CT. Alexandria, VA 22312 o Onyirinba, Martin Uche 2 Ahoda St. Umnohia Osseriu-Seied, Cyrus Tehran. Iran O ' Shields, Stewart Monty 22 N. Pershing Rd. Asheville. NC 28805 Ousta, Houssam M. Ousta ' s Bldg. Kayaa St. Sadom, Lebanon Owen. Paul Dixon 110 Mayflower Dr. Greensboro, NC 27403 Owens, Barry K. 2408 Ketch Ct. Va. Beach, VA 23451 Ownes, Michael Thomas 636 Colston St. Albermarle, NC 28001 Page, W. Kemper 512 W.Park St. Mullins, SC 29574 Palmer. Julian Whitney 216 50th Street Virginai Beach, VA 23451 Paris, Meldin. Leigh 201 South Mayo St. Rocky Mt„ NC 27801 Parker, Robert A. 148 Blue Beach Dr. Dover, DE 19901 Partman, Dwayne Kennad 1409 Farmer St. Petersburg, VA 23803 Partin, Charles Henry 211 Madison Ave. Cape Charles. VA 23310 Patterson, Quintin Laird Rt. 1 Box 169L. Shelby. NC 28150 Peters, Roderick, Gradie 5045 13th Ave. Washington, D.C. 20017 Perry, Charles Edward 433 N. Earl St. Alexandria, VA 22314 Perry, William Edward Jr. Rt. 3 Box 60-C Windsor. NC 27983 Pertgen, Richard Anthony P.O. Box 601 Branchville, NJ 07826 Pessoa. Antonio Jose Farias R. SaoPoulo621 Fortaleza, Brazil 60000 Peterson, William Carrel Rt. 1 Box 1230 Bay tree Lakes Harrells, NC 28444 Petty. Robert K. Rt. 1 Landrum. SC 29356 Phillips. Kenneth Allen Rtl Box 385-1 Greenville, NC 27834 Phillips, William Lyle 13245 SW 74 Ave. MiamaiFla. 33156 Phoenix. Kenneth Linwood Rt. 2 Box 46-A Prince George. VA 23875 Pishner. Jeffrey Bryan 5719 N. 25th Rd. Arlington, VA 22207 Pittman, Douglas Lee 344 Springfield Rd. Rocky Mount, NC 27801 Poole. Kenneth Wayne Rt 2, Box 45 A Clinton, NC 28328 Powell, William Lawson, Jr. 338 Saunders Dr. Portsmouth, VA 23701 Pridgen. G. Dwayne 104 Woodleaf Circle Rocky Mt. NC 27801 Pridgen, Kenneth James Rt3Box231-B Keysville. VA 23847 Prillamen. Jeff Donnell 5409 Forest Oaks Dr. Greensboro. NC 27406 Pugh. Shermon Lee Rt. 4. Box 32 P Windsor, NC 27983 Pugh. William E. 506 E.Washington St. Louisburg.WV 24901 R Randolph. CleaM. 704 West 14th Street Greenville, NC 27824 Rashidi. Davood 102 St No 25 Tehran, Iran Rashid Manaki Mahmood Tabirz, Iran Razi, Abdolhosain Saeed Tehran-Erasteh-Tajfar- No. 14 Tehran, Iran Redd, Kirk Lerone Rt. 5, Box 33 Martinsville, VA24112 Reese, Ernest Bryant 623 Pleasant ST. South Hill. VA 23970 Reese. Rodney Ranee 2650 Bennett Rd. Charleston SC 29405 Renyolds. Kelly Randolph P.O. Box 88 GJaston. VA 24555 Rhodes. William Franklin Natural Bridge St. VA 24579 Roberts. Douglas Glenn 3017 Gladstone Greensboro. NC 27406 Roberts. Robert 3723 Prosperity Ave. Fairfax, VA 22031 Robertson. Donald Wayne 1833 Lawton Bluff Rd. Matthews. NC 28105 Rogers, Michael C. 7501 Broadmoor St. Richmond. VA 23229 Rollins. Blake A. 7509CoretRd. Richmond, VA 23229 Rosamilia, Michael Daniel 416Beardsly Ave. Bloomfield. NJ 07003 Royal. J. Mike 4876 Woddy Mill Rd. Greensboro. NC 27406 Royals. Ronny Fritts Rt.4, Box 13 Trinity. NC 27370 Royster. Timmy Roland P.O. Box 68 Holhster. NC 27844 Rudicil, William J. 121 Palmer St. Shelby. NC 28150 Ryden. Christopher Lee 3608 Trail 23 Durham. NC 27707 Sanderson. David Herbert Rt. 1 Harrells. NC 28444 Sanderson. Rondall Gene Rt. 3. Box 182 AA Maxton. NC 28364 Sawyer. William A. Jr. 152 Ocean Blvd. Kitty Hawk. NC 27040 Schulz. Jody John Box 619 Chester, MD 20619 Scott, Mark Davidson 2908 Newport and Gap Pk. Wilmington. Del. 19808 Sessoms. Julius Keith Rt. 1, Box 50 Ahoski.NC 27910 Sewell, Richard Alan P.O. Box 134 Earl. NC 28038 Settle, Jerry Junior Rt. 2. Box 92 Reidsville. NC 27320 Seymour, Jack David 4911 Redwood Dr. Fayetville, NC 28304 Shepherd, Gregory Rt. 2, Box 497 Williamston, NC 27892 Shepherd. Earl J. 7518 High Point Rd. Charleston, SC 29405 Shifflette. J. Harris Jr. Rt. 3, Box 907 Rochelle, VA 22738 Skinner, John Robert Rtl Bridgewater, VA 22812 Shirazi. Mehrdod Rostam P.O. Box 42 Murfreesboro, NC 27855 Simpson, Ralph Harry III 2873 Fairfield Ave. Bridgeport, CT 06605 Skeeter, Dennis 608 County St. Suffolk, VA 23434 Smith. Douglas Clayton Chesapeake, VA 23322 Smith. Keith Earl Rt. 1, Box 518 Trenton, NC 28585 Smith, Larry Douglas P.O. Box 86 Aulander. NC 27805 Snow. Richard Troy Box 329 Haw River. NC 27258 Sobeck, Thomas B. 8401 SW 94 Street Miami. Fla. 33156 Spears. George Darren 6408 Briarmoor La. Alexandria, VA 22310 Speight, Jeffery Joseph Rt 4 Waterworks Road Wilson, NC 27893 Speed. Thomas Wesley Rt. 1 Clayton. GA 30525 Spencer. Randy Harris 107 Stratford Dr. Louisburg. NC 27549 Sperlazza. Raymond Clayton RD2Box 114-B Toronto, Ohio 43964 230 Springs, James Edward Route 4, Box421B Mt. Olive Church Rd. Charlotte, NC 28208 Stafford, John S. 500 Weathers St. Shelby, NC 28150 Stahl, Thomas Alan 7225 Easy St. Camp Springs, MD 20031 Stanley, Lawrence S. Jr. 1301 Earl Dr. Wilmington, NC 28405 Starke, Jeff Robinson 1604DerhamRd. Richmond, VA 23229 Staskawicz, Craig Philip 16 Wilderness Trail Warren, NJ 07060 Stauffer, Ted Cleveland 4000 Robertson Blvd. Alexandria, VA 22309 Stephens, Joseph Michael 121-A Middlesex Dr. Charlottesville, VA 22901 Stephenson, John Edward 610 Sunset Ave. Apex, NC 27502 Stevenson, Douglas E. Box 31 Longwood, NC 28452 Stolte, Bryan D. 8967 Colesbury Place Fairfax, VA 22301 Stoneham, Paul Derrick P.O. Box 88 Lively, VA 22507 Strayhorn, Julian Steffor 411 DugginsDr. Kinston, NC 28501 Sumter, Maliciah Vince 33 Niagara St. Charleston. SC 29405 Sweeney, David M. 15792 Crocus Lane Dumfries, VA 22026 T Tahamtan, Gholam Abbas Khoshu-Khosht- Aryamehr Mahad, Iran Tang, Rickie Seoltan 4104 Sunnyfield Road Portsmouth, VA 23103 Taylor, Keith Lyle 1210BoothbyDr. Hilltop Manor Wilmington. DE 19809 Templeton, Patrick Clay 501 Rockland Ave. Charlotesville. VA 22901 Tew, William Hayes 135 Valley Dr. Roanoke Rapids, NC 27870 Thomas, Michael Eugene Rt 1, Box 261 Nashville, NC 27859 Thornberry, Leslie Raymond 14 Beech Lane Burlington, KY 41005 Thornton, Richard Preston 1002 Longview Dr. New Bern, NC 28560 Thweatt, Bill Franklin P.O. Box 911 Lexington.SC 29072 Tighe. Mike J. 327 W. 26th Street Erie, PA 16508 Tillis, James Edward 18 Rawley PI. Milburn, NJ07041 Tracey, Gordon Errold P.O. Box 1701 Roxboro, NC 27573 Treadway, Tyler Scott 2204 Shamrock Dr. Charlotte, NC 28205 Turner. Carl Stanford 337 Willard Drive Chesapeake, VA 23320 Turner, Eddie Seward 1 1 1 505 Bailey Ave. Smithfield. VA 23430 Tutwiler, Douglas James P.O. Box 644 Nags Head, NC Twitty, Amos Lee Rt. 2 Box 72 Heat Springs. SC 29058 Tyler, Taylor E. 6203 Tapoan PI. Richmond. VA 23226 u Underwood, Mitchell Davis 120 E. McNeill Dr. Red Springs, NC 28377 Urlanto, Andrew Herlus Satawal Island Micronesia, Yap 96943 V Vang, Sao 408 Mango Dr. Virginia Beach, VA 23452 Vasser, Gary A. 307 6th Ave. West Cape May. NJ 08204 Vetter, Thomas K. 67 Branford Rd. Whippany, NJ07981 w Waddell. Douglas Virgil 636 Colston Albermarle, NC 28001 Waits, John Marcus 10364 Medlock Bridge Rd. Duluth,GA30136 Walbert, Bruce C. 2900 Spencer CT. York, PA 17404 Walston, Douglas 5033 12th Stag N.E. Washington, DC 20017 Walker, David 834-B Hardy Dr. Charlottesville. V A 22901 Walton. Kevin Sauls Rt. 10, Box 93 Raleigh, NC 27603 Ware, Henderson Harold 1016 13th Avenue Augusta, G A 30901 Ward, Richard Anthony Box 296 Eastville, VA 23347 Warren, Earl Preston 1426 Jackson St. Roxboro. NC 27573 Warren, Lewis C. Rt. 2 Box 314 Roseboro, NC 28382 Washington, Arthur Lee 3533 Atlanta, St. College Park, GA 30337 Wells. Gary M. Route 1 Turkey, NC 28393 Wells, Herbert D. 5958 N. 10th St. Arlington, VA 22205 Whitaker, Wallace H. 305 Terrace Ave. Petersburg, VA 23803 White, Donald Allen RD 2, Box 129 Georgetown, DE 19947 White, Joseph Wadell 554 Jabbertown Rd. Southport. NC 28461 White, Michael A. 1670 Rucker Rd. Alpharetta.GA 30201 Whittenton, Benjamin S. 1004 North McKay Ave. Dunn, NC 28334 Williams, Benson Apell Rt. 2, Box368-B Grifton, NC 28530 Williams, Chris Dwayne Rt. 3, Box 389 Jacksonville. NC 28540 Williams, George Stuart 2120 Clay Drive Dunwoody, GA 30338 Wilbams, Jeffrey Nordan 1210 Camden Rd. Fayetteville, NC 23806 Williams, Michael Rt. 11, Box 29 Goldsboro, NC 27530 Williams, Robert Pepper Braner Rd. Bath, SC 29816 Williams, Simeon Louis Rt. 1, Box 135 Prince George, VA 23875 Williamson, William E. 200 Cambridge Rd. Alexandria, VA 22314 Willis, Walter L. 4202 23rd Parkway Hillcrest Heights. MD 20031 Wilson. Henry B. Rt. 1, Box 124 Norlina, NC 27563 Winters, Donald Ray Rt. 1 Dunn, NC 28334 Woodard, Billy Edward 2003 Cheltenham Ct. Greensboro. NC 27407 Woolfolk, Aiec Watson 2710 River Oaks Dr. Midlothian. VA 231 13 Wright. Douglas E. 1204HammelRd. Greensboro. NC 27408 Wright. James 507 W. Church St. Dallas. NC 28034 Wright, William Alan 5508 13th Street N.W. Washington. DC 20011 Wright, William Howard Rt. 6, Box 231 New Bern, NC 28560 Younefi, Kazan 33 Roundbar, Iran Young, Greg Allan 23 Manordale Lane Rochester, NY 14623 Young. Jeff Alan Rt. 2, Box 167 Laurel Hill, NC 28351 Zare, Shahneh 3220 S. 28th St. 2402 Alexandria, VA 22302 Zeigler, Ray A. 303W.BraodSt. Palmyna, NJ 08065 Zicker. Robert J. 6 Sunrise Dr. Montvale, N J 07645 Zimmerman, Leyroy N. Jr. Bainbridge Street Richmond, Virginia 23225 SPECIAL STUDENTS WOMEN A Amos, Cathy Ann 704 Broad St. Kenbridge. VA 23944 Asbell, Jeryl Lisa Rt. 1 Box 102 Ahoskie. NC 27910 Askew, Laura Grimes Box 440 Woodland, NC 27897 B Barham, Mary Virginia Rt. lBox97A Como.NC 27818 Belch, Judy Carol Rt. 2 Box 140 Conway. NC 27820 Benthau, Frances H. P.O. Box 400 Ahoskie, NC 27910 Britt, Julie Ann 103 Forest Circle Murfreesboro, NC 27855 231 Brunei!, Myrtle Ann 509 Union St. Murfreesboro, NC 27855 Cross, Pamela Gayle 104EdgewoodDr. Ahoskie, NC 27910 D Deloatch, Deborah Lynn 820 Clay St. Franklin, VA 23851 Drake, RoseC. Rt. 1 Box 20 Como, NC 27818 Early, Penny Lynn P.O. Box 12 HarreUsville, NC 27942 Elliott, Marie Spivey 510 Pennsylvania Ave. Hertford, NC 27944 Evans, Cheryl R. 511 Merriman Ave. Murfreesboro. NC 27855 Evans, Sandra Anne 721 Parker Ave. Ahoskie, NC 27910 Everette, Cynthia Mae Rt. 2 Box 162 Conway, NC 27820 Gatling, Mary Ellen Rt. 1 Boxll6A Eure, NC 27935 Godwin, Bonnie Jane Rt. 3Box86A Ahoskie, NC 27910 H Herbin, Robin Stuart Rt. 3 Box 45 Ahoskie, NC 27910 Hester, Mercile P.O. Box 158 Conway. NC 27820 Hoggard, Amy Jernigan Rt. 3 Box 225C Windsor, NC 27983 Howell, Sandra J. 636 Woodland Dr. Murfreesboro, NC 27855 Jennings, Maudie Mae P.O. Box 16 Pendleton, NC 27862 Johnson, Sandra C. P.O. Box 302 Conway, NC 27820 Joyner, Brenda Cornelia Rt. 1 Box 130-B Murfreesboro, NC 27855 Lang, Bonnie Ree Rt. 1 Box 88 Gatesville, NC 27938 Lassiter, Agatha Hill P.O. Box 194 Potecasi, NC 27867 Lee, Ann Jones 103 Holly Hill Rd. Murfreesboro. NC 27855 M Memarpour, Manijeh Farahabadave Sajadehst 35 Isfahan, Iran N Nichols, Darlene S. 109 Duffy St. Franklin, V A 23851 Purgason, Donna Ruth P.O. Box 61 Winton, NC 27986 R Rose, Marian Tamara 9705 Paragon Dr. Richmond, VA 23228 Sowell, Wanda Jean 115 Pecan Dr. Murfreesboro, NC 27855 Stephenson, Nancy Claire Box 166 Severn. NC 27877 Taylor, Angela Nicholson 346 Rapids St. Roanoke Rapids, NC 27870 V Vick, Patsy Leigh Rt. 1 Box 235 Conway. NC 27820 w Whitfield, Dianne Elizabeth P.O. Box 315 Boykins, VA 23827 Whitley, Sarah Louise 345 Carolina Dr. Murfreesboro. NC 27855 Woodard, Lisa Gaye South Church St. Conway. NC 27820 MEN A Ahmadu, David K208 Chawai Rd. New Extension Box 1225 Kaduna. Nigeria Ahmed, Abdulrazaad S.W. 325Koncila RD. Miwwa. Nigeria Amachree. Edison 27 Emekuku St. Port Harcourt Rivers State. Nigeria Askew. Paul Thomas Rt. 1 Box 63 Eure. NC 27935 B Batchelor, Jonathan T. 119 Pecan Dr. Murfreesboro. NC 27855 Bland, Clayton Glenn P.O. Box 164 Scotland Neck, NC 27874 Blubaugh, Jon Marque P.O. Box 246 Boykins, VA 23827 Bracy, Anthony Roger 103 Edgewood Dr. Ahoskie. NC 27910 Brett, Howard Stanley Jr. 222 Woodridge Dr. Murfreesboro, NC 27855 Cooper. Larry Donnell Rt. 1 Box 110 Murfreesboro. NC 27855 Curry. Thomas Henry P.O. Box 422 Rich Square. NC 27869 D Davenport. Bern Griffen 415 Franklin Dr. Murfreesboro. NC 27855 Drake. Michael William Rt. 1 Box 13-B Jackson. NC 27845 Emory. Scott Lassiter Box 172 Rich Square, NC 27869 Francis, Anthony Clark Rt. 1 Box 169C Murfreesboro, NC 27855 Futrell, Charles E. P.O. Box 1 Murfreesboro, NC 27855 H Halilu, Abdul Spring Side Apt. 7 Murfreesboro. NC 27855 Harrell, Ray Overton 108 Pecan Dr. Murfreesbro, NC 27855 Herbert, William Ernest P.O. Box 503 Severn, NC 27877 Jernigan, Richard Edward Rt. 1 Box 41 Woodland.NC 27897 Jiba. Ahmed H. Box 607 Navona. Nigeria Joyner, Joseph M. 605 Woodland Dr. Murfreesboro, NC 27855 K Kirkland. David Wilson P.O. Box 407 East St. Boykins. VA 23827 Maduneme, Cosmos 15A UmuneusSt. Emagu, Anambra Nigeria Murra. Tony Ralph Rt. 2Boxl7M Ahoskie, NC 27910 Martin. Perry P.O. Box 87 Rich Square. NC 27869 N Nash. William A. 808 Dumville Ave. Suffolk, VA 23934 Neese. Herman B. 301 College St. Murfreesboro. NC 27855 Phillips, Edward A. Jr. 303 South High St. Franklin, VA 23851 Prince, Douglas Thomas Box 155 Newsome, VA 23874 R Revelle, Daniel Young HoUy Hill Rd. Murfreesboro, NC 27855 Riggs, Gerald Kile 513 Meherrin Ave. Murfreesboro. NC 27855 Rose. Michael Darin 371 Franklin Dr. Murfreesboro, NC 27855 Rose, Steven Lee P.O. Box 473 Seaboard, NC 27876 Sexton, Warren G. 303 Holly Hill Rd. Murfresboro. NC 27855 Thomas, Larry Coyle Rt.l Box99X Ahoskie, NC 27910 Tyler, Herbert Marion Jr P.O. Box 646 Rich Square. NC 27869 w Welle. Eric C. Box 22. Elikahia Diobu Port Harcourt, Nigeria Williams, Linwood Moore 205 Calvin Dr. Franklin, VA 23851 232 . H  wws?-.. rrpijjj Credits . . . Administration Layout: Jim Thomas. 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