Chowan College - Chowanoka Yearbook (Murfreesboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1981 volume:

' Archives The Chowanoka C. ,y CmmH COLLEGE CHOWAN COLLEGE Murfreesboro, North Carolina 1980-1981 Volume XXXVIII Chowanoka Dedication It is quite appropriate that the 1980-81 Chowanoka be dedicated to a woman who has shown so much dedication to this college during the years of her employment. She carried out the respon- sibihties of her position most successfully. In doing so, she won the love, admiration and respect of those around her. This remarkable lady is Mrs. Marcella Coburn, former head resident of Belk Dorm. Mrs. Coburn ' s approach to life is a prime example of the Christian principles for which Chowan College stands. She revealed her Christian nature in the way she handled her job and herself. She displayed tact and good judgment in correcting any problems which occurred in the dorm. She is kind, understanding and a pleasant person to be around. Mrs. Coburn is well loved by all the girls in her dorm. She became their Mother away from home. She was the person the girls knew they could rely on. Also, many of the guys developed a close personal relationship with her The students of Chowan College wish to convey to Mrs. Coburn the knowledge that the dedica- tion of this yearbook is but a token of their appreciation for the services she rendered to them in the past years. Marcella Coburn Intramural Team Champ.onsh.p (Men) First West North • Captains: Fred Clayton. Robert Lesesne Intramural Team Championship (Women) Third Floor Belk - Captains: Nancy Loy, Leeann Barlow . 1 . i_i c u 1 u- Mike Grant Exchange Club Athletic Scholarship Joseph Lee Parker Scholarship for Physical Fitness Edward Adelstein ., „ ,  ui r 1 Sandy Dixon Most Outstanding Athlete (Female) ' Most Outstanding Athlete (Male) Doug Saunders Alpha Pi Epsilon Scholarship Award ' ' i hIh International Student Scholarship Award ' Most Outstanding Graduate in Printing Technology L Freeman, Most Outstanding Graduate in Photography Dennis al Loan Most Outstanding Graduate in Newswriting ' ' . . Laura Askew Drama Award , , , .._,,. e u 1 u- Jonathan Dekle Mary Pierce Music Scholarship • Department of Business Academic Award Cynthia Jean Gray National Honors Institute Scholarship Mary E. Wood Science Award Day Student Scholarship Award Best All Around Studem Cynthia Jean Gray Superior Citizenship Award Surachai Fongamomkul ..... . Hope Vinson Clark Merit Award ' Highest Scholastic Average (Sophomore) Cynthia Gray. Rochel Roland Highest Scholastic Average (Freshman) . Judy C. Belch, Cindy A. Hendrix, Teresa A. Moseley. William F. Thweatt Order of the Silver Feather Nancy Loy. Ron Thompson. Pam Harris, Renee Lambert, Harry Pickett „.,.„ Jenkins Hall President s Cup - ' Dedication and Presentation of Annual Douglas Gleason Deborah Gorse Ross Newcombe . Lisa Woodard Graduation 1980 Commencement exercises for the class of 1980 were dampened by rainy weather. The speaker for the graduation exercises in Mc- Dowell Columns was Dr. Cecil A. Ray, general secretary- treasurer of the Baptist State Con- vention of North Carolina. Speaker for the Baccalaureate Service was Dr. W. Randall LoUey. president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. Commencement marshals were William F. Thweatt, Chief: Judy Carol Belch, Teresa Ann Moseley, Cindy Ann Hendrix and Sharon Frances Banks, m mm VCHOWAN m  m. u : COLLEGE The Board of Trustees Term Expiring 1981 Kate M. Allen Rev. J. Felix Arnold an S. Beeks Brinkley H. Ferebee Poe Flemin; F. Hill, Sr Ethel K. Smith ings B. Teal in Branch Rev. Clyde Davis Grady P. Dav by Freeman Monroe Gardner Re% Phillip King nrv Skinner, Jr n Sledge Sen X ' einon E. White obert Barni rs. Grady Bridgers lam E. Ewell, Jr. . lohnJl. Jordan, Jr. .evtjoe D. McLean las White. , C. White . . ' in L. Williams . lement Yancey , The Chowanoka People are recognized as Chowan ' s greatest resource. PEOPLE CENTERED has come to be the term most frequently used to describe Chowan College because it is broad enough to include by inference an interest in the total development of people, especially students, inside and out- side the classroom. With 93 percent of the students living on campus, members of the college community (students, faculty and staff) have developed an environment for living and learning which makes Chowan, the PEOPLE CENTERED college, distinctive among two-year institu- tions. PEOPLE CENTERED is the basic concept from which the philosophy of Chowan has evolved and been promoted since 1848 when the institution was founded. Chowan continues to demonstrate the PEOPLE CENTERED view of education by; (1) employing faculty and staff who are interested in helping students gain a sound education in academic disciplines and a philosophy of life based upon time-honored Judeo-Christian values which have helped people live secure and self-confident lives in a democracy; (2) offering quality classroom instruction in standard curricula for students who plan to transfer after earning the associate degree to senior institutions where requirements for the baccalaureate degree will be completed; (3) providing career instruction on a liberal arts foundation for students who plan to enter the world of work after earning the one-year diploma or the associate degree; and (4) striving to meet the in- dividual needs of students through academic, social, and spiritual counseling. PEOPLE CENTERED means people, especially students, are at the center of concerns whether in the classroom, in the residence hall, in Squirrel Park, in the library, or in an athletic or social event. It means faculty and staff members are working to help students take charge of their lives by establishing personal goals, both short range and long range, and becoming the best people they can be, academically, socially, and spiritually. Bruce E. Whitaker President ADMINISTRA TION AND STAFF 1)1 I ' , |-.,iiiklm 1 i.we.Jr. Ucanut Lhc College Dr. Bruce E. Whitaker President of the College R. Clayton Lewis Dean of Students Ben C. . ' utton Business Manager Darrell H. Nicholson Registrar 10 Bobby S. Cross Director of Development R, 1 Lirgus Taylor Chaplain to the College RoyG Winsluw Associate Dean of Students James G. Garrison Director of Athletics Director of (_;oll -ge Relation Clifton S. Collins Director of Financial Aid G. Thomas laylor Director of Admissions Jack Britt Director of Safety and Security Jack Hassell Superintendent of iuildings and Grounds Linda Hassell Director of Institutional Research Charles H. Watson. Jr. Assistant Director of Development Linda Owens Director of Campus Programming Diane Wood Director of Counseling anc Career Devtloniiitnt Wf m 1 J m 1 Ron Thompson Director of Food .Services FranV Stephenson Director. L ' pward Bound and Special Services Earl Dildav Director of Title IIL id . ssisiant Director of .Athletics Kcr.ncih Douglas Gatewood Admissions 12 Michael Hedgepeth Admissions Michael Bradley Admissions i I .ink Faucette Property Officer Carla Chamblee Counselor, Upward Bound Cherrie Kassem Counselor. Career Development Larry Lassiter Assistant Director of Food Services 13 FINE A R T S Robert W. Browr Music Dr. James M. Chamblee Chairman Maria Hunnings Dance R. HughMiddleton.Jr. Music 14 David W. Parker Art Rinda M. Metz Arc Stanley A. Mitchell Art Margaret Stephenson Art 15 GRAPHIC C O M M U N I C A T I O N S Herman W. Gatewood Chairman Dwight Gray Collier Printing Technology Charles Futrell Assistant in Printing Production Douglas Llovd (llcason Photography James B. Graham Newswriting 16 Marianne P.Jackson Printing Technology 17 LITERA TURK L A V9H N Kn- -VR G |k ] J U RTflk A EjH G Dr. G. Kenneth Wolfskill Chairman E Betty N. Batchelor Enghsh, Spanish Sandra N. Boyce English. Drama Anna Belle Crouch English 18 Ann S. Emery English Robert G Mulder. Jr English Dr. R Allen Pridgen English Dr. William M K.nnsey English Dr. Fleming G. Vinson Spanish. French 19 BUSINESS Thomas E. Ruffin.Jr. Acting Chairman Department of Business Lee Deavours Business Andrea T. Eason Business Patricia B. Edv.ards Business Elizabeth Francis Business 20 21 MA THEM A TICS Carl H. Simmon Chairman AchesonA. Harden, Jr. Mathematics 0l ' . i i -i IVflP ■w ,fi i Glenn McFadden Mathematics Wesley L. Shrewsbury Mathematics Brownie H. Stancil Mathematics 22 Norman Edward Wootc Mathemaucs 23 RELIGION Rowlands. Pruette Acting Chairman Dr Earl H Parker Religion Esther A. Whitaker Religion 24 Warren G. Sexton Acting Chairman Dr. John W. Gosnell Social Science SOCIAL S C I E N C E Charles L. Paul Social Science 25 Science Dr Gaitli Dalmain Faile Chairman James B. Dewar Science Phyllis D. Dewar Science John P Harris Science 26 C.foigt ' L. Hazclic Science Gilbert A. Tripp. Jr. Science Linda E. Tripp Science 27 PHYSICAL E D U C A T I O N Daniel C. Surface Chairman Robert Burke Physical Education K- SCV t K ' ' is H 2 B -r ! i l Janet H. Collins Physical Education Jerry Lee Hawkins Physical Education Colin Steele Physical Education 28 Laura Winslow Secretary 29 Columns Administrative Offices The Office of the President is responsible for the execution of the broad administrative and educational policies adopted by the Board of Trustees. Liba Parker, secretary in the Offices of Development and College Relations and Marie Landing, secretary to the President. Edith Parker. College switchboard ope 32 B. Franklin Lowe, Dean of College Carolyn Futrell. secretary to Dean of Students. Patricia Pierce, secretary to the Dean of College. The Office of the Dean of the College is responsible for all academic matters of the College and assists the President in the administration of the College. Sharon Taylor, secretary to Dean of Students. The Office of the Dean of Students is responsible for ad- ministering a student development program which supports the academic program, meets the out-of-class needs of students and fosters the growth of the college. 33 The Office of Financial Aid administers financial aid to students and assigns jobs to students in the work-study program. Jean SanderHn. secretary to Chff ColUns, Financial Aid Director iim HMH| %-, -, The Office of the Registrar keeps records of an academic nature and is responsible for the preparation and distribution of grade reports and transcripts, and works in cooperation with the Dean of the College in the direction of registration at the beginning of each semester. Sue Rose, front, and Jean Chlomoutlis. secretaries to the Registrar 34 The Business Office consists of the Offices of the Business Manager and that of the Bursar. These two offices work together to handle the budget and other financial affairs of the college. Burt Brown. Buslne.s Olfic Peggy Hare, Secni.nv m the Business Manager. Ben Sutton Lois Slaughter. Business Office W.J. Parker. Bursar 35 Nadine Zimmer Ri kdl l r BB| H| 1 IS BWikaBT _1 B al Laura Duncan The Admissions Office is responsible for student recruitment and college representation at College Days and College Fairs in several states, and also supervises the training of Student Admissions Representatives. The office of the Associate Dean of Students helps to promote a sound program of student activities, including religious, social and recreational activities, and provides counseling to students, helping them with their special needs. Tammy Rose. Faculty Secretary 36 The Offices of Development and College Relations organize and direct fund-raising programs and alumni activities and coordinate the public relations program of the college. Secretary, Sandra Jones and Director of Development Bobby Cross Phil Royce. Director of College Relations Lynn Gray. Secretary to the Chaplain 37 Thomas Cafeteria 38 Thomas Cafeteria prepares three meals a day for more than 1.000 students. Ron Thompson and Larry Lassiter do a great job of planning the meals, and running the cafeteria. Although there is a lot of criticism about the food. Chowan students have little reason to complain. In comparison with other colleges throughout the state. Chowan ' s food ranks among the best. The cafeteria planned several surprises during the year: allyou-can-eat ice cream . steaks and Sunday night buffet. 39 Munchette As a social center on campus, the Munchette is a place for students to gather, a place to read mail, and a place to grab a quick bite to eat. Students meet here between classes to discuss class lectures, gossip and just to sit and relax. After assembly on Monday ' s and Wednesday ' s the snack bar becomes verv crowded as students pile from Columns through the mail room to the Munchette. 40 Bookstore Akli-in (;.Ufvvciocl, Bookstore Manager. It is virtually impossible for any Chowan College student to escape going to the Bookstore while he or she is at Chowan. The long lines outside the first week or two of each semester provide the perfect opportunity for meeting other students. Once in the Bookstore, after putting all personal belongings on the shelves at the door, one can easily find textbooks and other class supplies with the help of Mrs. Aldeen Gatewood, the manager. The Bookstore has much more to offer than class essentials though. There is a wide assortment of T-shirts and jackets bearing the Chowan College emblem, and not to mention toiletries, the latest posters, unique gifts and stationary to write the folks. 41 Student The Lakeside Student Center neared completion as the building and grounds crew prepared the finishing touches for our new recreation area while the Chowanoka was going to press. Final coats of paint and new equiptments were being ordered so that the building would be ready for its Grand Opening ' during Spring Festival week. An open house and reception were planned for April 23. Several promotions and activities were planned in honor of the new center to take place during Spring Festival Week. The Lakeside Student Center will have several drawing cards which should invite students to visit often. The new center will house the Post Office in an effort to provide a convenient location for students to receive mail. A game area as well as a game room will include pool tables, ping pong tables, pinball machines, and new electronic games. New offices will be used by Student Development staff and the SGA. which will join together in an effort to better plan student activities. A television viewing room should provide daily entertainment for those Soap Opera Sally ' s ' . as well as the Monday Night Footballers ' . The main floor should be used for dances and social events alike. Lastly, the center center will have a balcony which will serve as a quiet place to study or to view activities below. Linda Owens Direc tor of Campus Programming 42 Center For many years the Askew Student Union offered Chowan students a place to gather and associate with one another, as well as offering many types of recreation. However, over the past few years it has proven to be inadequate to the needs of the students. The new student union Lakeside Student Center - will offer the students more recreational opportunities and a better atmosphere for students to meet and converse. Collin Steele Counselor for Group Functions 43 Social Services Special Services is an organization created to help students learn study and note-taking skills as well as other helpful skills. There are counselors and tutors to help any student who desires or needs assistance Students learn academically, cultrallv and socially through individual and group counseling. Special Services, funded by HEW and directed by E.F. Stephenson, is designed to reassure students and help relieve their anxiety in adjusting to the academic stress of college- level learning. 44 Career Development ■ U 1 j ' - - — STONDHALL f _ i . KfllNb ' rAllfeDEKEi ' M ' i TT! 1 13 1 m. ■ AAJ: The Career Development Center, located in Stone Hall, is a busy place where counselors Diane Wood and Cherrie Kassem work with pr ograms designed to help students with their educational personal and career goals. The counselors are available to guide students with personal and group counseling and operate a special study skills class weekly in which they help students make the most of their study time. In the Career Development Center, there are numerous resources including catalogues and applications from schools across the nation, job prospect information, and career fdes arranged according to alphabet, personality, and special interests. The counselors coordinate the Student Handbook and through their efforts, in cooperations with Linda Owens, Director of Programming, orientation is planned and accomplished. For whatever need a student has in the Career Development Center, he is sure to find an atmosphere where people are concerned with people. 45 Garnet Moore, secretary Diane Wood Linda Owens 46 Cherrie Kassem - LOVEJOyS COIJJEGE CMIBI 47 Library Staff Katherine Wood 48 The Whitaker Library provides a good place for students to catch up with the news going on throughout the world. It is also a place where students may go to escape the noises of dorm life. The staff at the library will assist students when they have any trouble locating books, resources, and other material. The many volumes at the library provide for a well-rounded selection of educational and recreational reading materials. 49 Penny Penny Infirmary is open any time of day or night to students needing medical treatment. Nurses Sarah Wright and Marie Elhott are always available to attend to students ' minor medical needs and also to more serious problems that require stay in the infirmary. The nurses are also available to advise students on questions concerning health and hygiene. 50 Infirmary Marie Elliott 51 Maintenance Tereasa Hill and Linda Hassell help Charles Davis. 52 and Housing There are many people behind the scenes here at Chowan that help to keep things running smoothly. One group of these people are those found in the Maintenance and Housing Department. The Housing Department, under the direction of Bennie T. Vann, is responsible for student room assignments. The Department of Buildings and Grounds keeps campus buildings in functioning 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. 53 Jesse Helms Center The Jesse Helms Center was completed in August, 1980. Financed completely through contributions, the Helms Center has proved to be a rewarding addition to the college. Shown here under construction are the pool, right, and below, the lobby and concession area. 54 s I Mvmm I Students entering the Helm ' s Center for Dedication. Senator Helm ' s signing autographs for Chowan students. 55 Memo From President I have just recurned to the office following goodbyes to the senators at the Tri-County Airport. My heart is filled ot overflowing with joy and gratitude incident to the activities of the day. Everything went so well. It could not have gone better, as a matter of fact, in my judgment. The senators, to include Senator Helms ' family, were over-joyed, especially with the favorable response of our students. I have never been prouder of our students on any occasion any year than I was today. The dedication of the physical education center today was the culmination of four years of work, to include a successful Mission Possible campaign effort. Many, many people worked and gave and helped, both within the college community and outside of it. No money we received meant more to me than that pledged by the faculty-staff of the college. The dedication ceremonies-experience today was the icing on the cake. There are so many people who deserve to be thanked for contributions leading up to today. I am thinking of the Committee which visited a number of colleges to get ideas for the layout of our gym. There were many persons who helped plan and implement a successful campaign. There was the ad hoc committee which planned the program activities of the day. to include the preparation and printing of the program. There were a thousand details to be thought up and implemented. There was the service by the Hospitality Committee throughout the weekend. There was good food service. There were the many, many long hot hours of work, much of it in the last few days, by the Department of Maintenance. There was the effort on the part of ushers and others to get people into the gymnasium and settled, to include the many visitors, faculty-staff, and students. There were the well-thought-out presentations by those who participated in the formal program. There was the appropriate response participation of our students. It took all of these groups ' efforts and more to bring us to the culmination day 1 express genuine ap- preciation and sincere gratitude to the entire membership of the Chowan College Family. These sentiments I express both personally and professionally. We made many friends today. The public caught a glimpse of the basic good side of the college. Good will accrue to the college with respect to referenced four-year effort which culminated today, across many, many years to come. Again, my gratitude and appreciation goes to everyone. Dr. Bruce ¥.. Whitaker President •J $E HELMS CENTER 56 Madalyn McKeon Secretary to Athletic Department Bernard McKeon Helm ' s Center Supervisor C:ai(,lvn Finicll Secretary to Title III Prograr 57 Belk Hall 58 Marcclla Coburn Resident Director Belk Officers: Ginny Taylor, Social Co chairperson; Robyn Herbin. President; Felicia Lennon, Secretary-Treasurer; and Monica Whitehead. Social Co-chairperson. Belk Hall, under the sure guidance of Mrs. Marcella Coburn (better known as Buffy ). was very active in cam- pus programs. Weekend programs included pool parties, bonfires, pillow fights in the park, shagging lessons and a Beach Party featuring Beach music. Belk co-sponsored with West Hall a pig pickin ' including a live band and cash prizes. The proceeds from this event went to the Lakeside Student Center. Belk was also active in community projects. At Thanksgiving the dorm gave a gift of groceries to a needy family in Murfreesboro. The residents also donated $25 to the Murfreesboro Fire Department. Belk also won second place in the Homecoming ■ Most Attractive Dorm Contest. 59 60 Jenkins Hall 61 Mrs. Doreathea Thompson Resident Director Jenkins Hall, under the leadership of- Doreathea Thompson and dorm president Gay French, spurred great interest in campus activities, by sponsoring one of the best Monday Nite Series ever, and many other activities like pool parties, movies, and dances. The RAs and the RD spent time with the residents and helped them to adjust to dorm life and were always around when needed. ]lr SrllK ' I ,nia 1)1.111.- ll.lsscll K,,w ' _■ j.,, ,|,lrllli, ' kn..|ip, Charlcnc Pdikni. Debbie Guise, and Ga Freiuh. Row j: kaye Midgett. Chris Homsher. Leslie Baisch. Heather Love, and Sisi Sarkis. 62 63 McDowell Columns A dministration Building Dormitory 64 McDowell Columns, despite the fact that it is not a regular dorm, was equally as active in college events as were the other dorms. The residents, which are mostly freshmen, were slightly disappointed in the dorm upon their arrival in the fall. But as the semester con- tinued, a family atmosphere developed and despite the physical handicaps of the dorm, the residents were all pleased that they did not have to move from Columns at the end of the semester. Columns sponsored weekend events such as dances in Daniel Hall, bake sales, hot dog sales and a night at the movies in Ahoskie. Their most successful weekend activity was a dance contest held at Murfreesboro Middle School Gym featuring music by Legend as well as a DJ. Proceeds from this event helped a needy family have a merrier Christmas. Columns was also active in intramural sports. At the end of the fall semester. Columns lead in the competition for the President ' s Cup ranking first in programming, participation in intramural sports. attendance and prorations. Row 1; Janice GallionSocial Co Chairperson. Heidi Vance SGA Representative. Teresa Smith Secretary- Treasurer. Yvonne Elliott-Resident Assistant. Hattie Jacobs-Co-Chairperson and Teresa Mantas-President. Row 2: Susan Pate. Not Present: Karen Carlough-SGA Representative and Cheryl Hendrix-Vice President. 65 Janice Gallion shows off her side of the room as she and her roommate won the room decoration contest for Columns. Room Decorating Contest Yvonne Elliott shows the other half of the room in Columns. 66 Parker Hall -r- rt:J5 67 Parker Hall RAs Row 1: Rodney Ogden. Keith Lawson. Michael Tighe. Grant Maness, Ronald Brown, Steve Sanders. Gary Joyce. Wayne Davis. Scott Colclough - Resident Director, and Bennie Bridgewater - Asst. Resident Director. 68 Parker Hall. Chowan ' s high rise, was run smoothly this year with the leadership of Scott Colclough and Bennie Bridgewater. The dorm presdient, Jeff Pishner, and the rest of the dorm council worked hand in hand to put some spice into life at Parker Hall. Winning the best decorated dorm contest, the dorm put the prize money towards painting the lobby and the movies that they showed during the year. Other activities included a backgammon tournament. a raquetball tournament, and many others. Scott Colclough Resident Director Bennie Bridgewater Associate Resident Director Parker Hall Dorm Council Row 1: Georgejarrett. Jeff Pishner. James Tillis. Row 2: Keith Atkins. Wayne Chapel, Floyd Albertson. Johnny Etheridge. Row 3: Myles Bennett. Mark Pellecehia, Winfred Basnight. Mike Hertzig and Alan Gay. 69 West Hall n. ; i2 ,f- : ' ■ 70 Row 1: Steve Gardine, Darrell Steen. Lynn Smith. Brett Martin, Blaine Garrett, Mark Ferguson, and Steve Cooke. Row 2: John LaGesse, Wilham Johnson. Bob Lumpkins. Chip Cutrone, Mitchell Underwood. 71 VVfst Hall RAs Row 1: Sam Kayea, David Fletcher and Greg White. Row 2: Joe Mayes, Frank Underwood. Allen Sewell and Steve Laney. Row 3: Bob Lumpkins. West Hall worked hard to sponsor good weekend programs in running in the President ' s Cup Competi- tion. Among these programs was a chicken pickin ' in the fall. Residents from the dorm barbequed chicken on an open grill outside Askew Student Center. This gave students a break from the cafeteria. Other activities included a coed flag football game, a pig pickin ' . and weekend dances featuring soul, top 40. rock and beach music. In an attempt to improve the appearance of the dorm, the residents painted murals on the walls in the hallways. 72 East Hall 73 Resident Director. Rene Osborne, is completing his first year here at Chowan, and has done a good job keeping East Hall busy with weekend activities, the Monday Night Series , and an Anything Goes program in Squirrel Park. 74 3 H East Dorm Council Left to Right: Secretary-Treasurer, Scott Warren; Vice-President. Donald Scarborough; President, Alan David Johnson; Social Co-Chairperson, Clifton Clark. 75 Mix on Row 1 : Larry Spellacy. Row 2: Lenny McLain, Allen Chamblee. Mike Thompson, Lee Richardson. Ran Coleman. Row 3; Kevin Trevillian. Boo Cameal, Jack Spellacy. Keith Orville Farmer, Wesley Harkrader. Neil White. Martin Davis, Mike Strosnider. Capt Smith, Fred Banks. Row 4: Reggie Stokes. Greg Harrell. Kevin Kirby. Mark Douglas. Massa Bob Lumpkins, Mike Cassells. Mark Tonnacliff, Paul Duong, Gary Williams and Pat Hamilton. Mixon Hall had an exciting fall semester, before being closed for renovation in January ' . Though the building needed work, the residents of Mixon Hall felt that it was the best dorm on campus. A good cooperative spirit in dealing with building conditions and red tape helped build a family at- mosphere in the dorm. Mixon did well in intramurals as well as academics, but the social program was the strong point. The number one program was a pig pickin ' held at the Colony House in October. Bob Lumpkins Resident Director 76 77 B I o o d m o b I I e Blood Goal A chieved Once More By SHARON ALEXANDER The Red Cross Bloodmobile visit to Chowan College on September 29 was considered a success bv Linda Owens, director of Student Activities. Chowan surpassed its 200-pint goal by 35 pints of blood. This was termed a tremendous show of community spirit and caring on the part of the community by Miss Owens. Circle K, Womens Club of Murfreesboro and the student volunteers helped in making the program a success. This was one fo the largest single collections of blood in Hertford County in the last five years, missing last year ' s total of 285 pints by 50 pints. Miss Owens praised the student body for its efforts in the Bloodmobile 1 am proud of the fact that the Chowan students cared for a project and not for the assembly and class cut credits which they received. 80 Intramurals Colin Steele, the new director of intramurals. Coach Colin Steele worked hard this year planning in- tramural activities. Men ' s intramural winners are as follows: flag football - Seventh floor Parker; basketball - Basement Parker; volleyball - Second and Third East; football skills - Third Parker; tennis - Costin Craven; racquetball - Buddy Wright; wrestling Mickey Militia, Curtis Thompson, Reginald McClendon. Timothy Oswald and John Banacar; and weightlifting Mike White, Ben Whiterton. Scott Deans and Steve Cooke. Winners in women s intramurals are: Hag football Se- cond Belk; basketball First Belk; volleyball - Third Belk. The year will be finished out with competition in Softball and swimming. The flag football winners, seventh Parker, pose for their team picture. 81 82 83 Homecoming Homecoming week began with a feeling of enthusiasm and wonder, which brought about the students ' anticipation of the crowning of the Homecoming Queen for 1980. In the course of all events, there is one that Miss Shigeko Wakiyama will never forget. That memorable event was when she was crowned Hoinecoming Queen in Chowan ' s football stadium. She was escorted by Mike Arai. Miss Wendy Strickland was crowned Princess for 1980. She was escorted by Chris Cresswell. 84 Homecoming Dance The Homecoming dance, honoring the Queen and Princess, featured the band Threshold . Many students, facuhy and staff members were present to enjoy the occassion. Anything Goes Anything Goes is a dorm -sponsored activity for all students of Chowan. It helps to break up the monotony of every day campus life. Such things as turtle races, softball and baseball throws, tobacco spitting contests are offered, as well as musical en- tertainment. A new addition this year is the Earth which many students enjoyed pushing around Squirrel Park. 86 Dance 87 c o m m u n i t y c o n c e r t The Community Concert Series offers a variety of programs throughout the year at Chowan. Programs per- formed this year began with the Aspen Soloists in October This program featured Eriko Sato, viohnist: William Grubb, cellist and David Oei, pianist. In January the series presented Ransom Wilson, flutist and Nancy Allen, harpist. The final concert featured the California Boys Choir. These talented young men act, dance and play musical instruments as well as sing. Chowan Players BvKENWOLFSKILL Coi nl Dracula, that terrifying and en chant R bloodsucker from Tra nsvlva nia. came ba ck to life during the week of Hallo ivee n in Sandra Boyce ' s fine pr oduc ion. Everv Co e he returns. 1 go to his cas le(in lusc this feline wo -nen and vulnerable necks to w atch iheC un ■s smooth seductions, and l ohca the Dra cul d is a unique villain, a cla sic in the litera ure of the Christian world, becaus his evil. hoy gh it threatens our very s 3UIS. s so altrac live For one, he ' s more intere ting han the n orm al folks who trv to do hir he ' s poetic an d self-possessed, and he w ears such nifty clothes when the boys around him wear Botany 500s and Weejuns. Also, his evil is lust (well, sure its a lusi for blood, or bloo d thirstiness, but you have to admit its sexy), this friend, whose hypnotic powers arc almost totally irresistable. would like for his victims to become will-less in his power, and that sometimes seems a nice option to the responsibilities that beset us under the Christian notion of free will and making right choices. Despite his virtues natty clothes, a great accent, full time devotion to possessing women, and a philosophy free of moral choices he has to go so that Haggar slacks, prosaic diction, and moral proprieties may flourish Its only right that he be destroyed, but we can bf graietul that, through the play, we could escape our conformitv for a little while And we know hell be back. This time he appeared in the bodv of Frank Underwood, who was thrilling to watch With his polished cape maneuvers and awesome voice, he controlled every scene he w as in and one he was not in; you could have forgotten that Rheit Coales (as Jonathan Harke :mg. the Count drew him from twenty feet away and finally discarded him like a tedious book; you could feel his presence as Bernard Ingram, playing Renfield, Dracula ' s deranged servant, though all alone on the stage, was clearly nipped over by the disapproving master That ' s credit to Rhet, Bernard, and Mrs Boyce. but it ' s also credit to Frank ' s powerful performance. Dracula had his match in Van Helsing, the ' ith the ba of and L ' nfortunatly. Tim Kelly, who wrote this version of Dracula. wasn ' t interested in characters other than Dracula and Renfield. so Van Helsing ' s personality is not verv remarkable, fortunately. Jeff Davidson, who played ' an Halsing. was interested in the part and gave it fine strength so that his viciorv over the powerful and elusive ampire seemeil justified and right Some of the ' best scenes involved Draculas wives (Sharon Sydnor, Becky Hinzman. and Garnet Moore). I ' d enjoy being assaulted by three women, but not these! They were clearly after a mans body, indifferent to his soul or personality. Cold women, these! Becky Brasie, as Lucy Westenra, on whom Dracula has nefarious designs, has a schizophrenic role that she played very well. 89 changing from the innocent fiancee engage to all American Arthur Holmwood (Jo Mayes) to enchantress and seductress fiance )Dri ula. Some of you think Bernard Ingram was acting, some of you don ' t, i personally don ' i think the role of bug-eating madman was a test of Bernards acting abihty, but the per formance was, as you know, delightful; here is a role and a character you won ' t forget. Other sound, supporting acting was done by Greg Lowe, Kim Mandra, Janice Gallion (one of the most convincing of the troupe) Bob Lumpkins. Penny Jones. Dariene Keene. and Bebby Humphrey. They, with the fine organ mood music and the angular set and its mysterious doors, helped to make Ms, Boyce ' s production a horrifying delight - or a delightful horror 90 Love Is , , . 91 G o d s P e I I Godspell the rock musical that was a hit on broadway in the early 70 ' s came to Chowan ' s Columns stage this spring under the direction of Sandy N. Boyce. Godspell relates the events of Jesus ' 3 year ministry through a series of parables incorporating caricatures, pantomimes, song and dance. Utilizing up-beat rock music, with a unique junk yar d set and clown costuming, Godspell retells the familiar story of Jesus ' ministry, through his cruxification and resurrection, in a modern, fresh approach. An experienced and highly energetic cast was backed up by a strong stage company. The largest lighting crew Chowan has used, worked under the direction of lighting designer. Jay Hilton. Dr. James Chamblee directed the music and Mrs. Maria Hunnings developed the choreography. Freshman Jeff Smith, was the stage manager. Sophomores Karen Nelson and Bob Lumpkins were assistant director and assistant stage manager respectively. 92 President ' s Reception During the course of ihe academic year. President and Mrs. Whitaker held two receptions for students in their home. In the fall semester, freshmen and transfer students were en- tertained by members of the administration and given an op- portunity to meet other new students. Honor students were welcomed into the Whitaker ' s home early in the spring semester where they were congratulated on their high academic performance in the fall semester. 93 1 Parent ' s Day The Fall 1980 Parent ' s Day began with a reception in McDowell Columns. 1 he morning ac tivities included an art exhibition, a photography exhibition, an open house at the Jesse Helms Center and an open house in the residence halls. After lunch in Thomas Cafeteria came the highlight of the day when Chowan met Potomac State in a football game. Parents ' of the players were recognized in pre-game activities. Parent ' s Day in the spring began with a reception at the President ' s home. Activities for the day included music in the park, art and photography exhibits, a concert performed by the Chowan College Choir and Stage Band, ice cream in the park, coronation of the Queen of Spring and a banquet for the Spring Festival Court, their escorts and parents in the President ' s Dining room. Friday, April 24, 1981 1 :00 p.m. ■ Until — Fun and Games, Squirrel Park. 5:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. Dinneronthe Green, Squirrel Park, $3.00 for Guests. 8:00 p.m. - BLUES BROTHERS, movie, McDowell Columns. Saturday, April 23, 1981 9:45 a.m. - 10:45 a.m. — Registration of Guests (Students are encouraged to register and attend the reception with their parents.) Pine Walk (In case of rain, McDowell Columns). 10:00 a.m. ■ 10:50 a.m. — Reception, Lawn of the President ' s Home (In case of rain, McDowell Columns). 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. — Music, Squirrel Park, Victor Claiborn and The Sound Masters, New Games, Volleyball, (In case of rain. Lakeside Student Center). 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. - Chowan College Student Art Exhibit. Daniel Hall Art Gallery. 10:00 am. - 1:00 p.m. - Chowan College Student Photography Exhibit. McSweeney Hall. 10:30a.m. 11:30 a.m. - Parent, Faculty Conferences. Faculty members are to be in their offices and available for conferences. 1 1 :30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. — Lunch. Thomas Cafeteria. $3.00 per person. 1 :00 p.m. - 2:45 p.m. — Spring Concert. Chowan College Choir and Stage Band, 2:45 p.m. - 3:45 p.m. - Ice Cream in Squirrel Park, SGA, 4:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. — Coronation of the Queen of Spring. Squirrel Park, (In case of rain, McDowell Columns Auditorium), 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. - Dinner. Thomas Cafeteria, $3.00 per person. 6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m - Banquet for Spring Festival Court, their Escourts and Parents, President ' s Dining Room. Thomas Cafeteria. 8:00 p.m. - 12:00 Midnight Spring Festival Concert, Tricks and Nantucket, Football Stadium. $6 00 for non students, $4.00 for students with Chowan ID cards. Sunday, April 26, 1981 10:30 a.m. • 1 :00 p.m. Brunch. $3.00 per person. Thomas Cafeteria. 1 1 :00 a.m. - 12:00 Noon - Worship in the church of your choice. 94 SPRING FESTIVAL 1980 95 Spring Festival is a time tor reminiscing. Many alumni members, as well as students were on hand lor the dav s activities I he crowning ol the Spring Queen was the highlight of the dav s events. Miss Jackie Bass was crowned Spring Queen for 1980. She was escorted bv Flovd Fortune. Miss Annette Johnson, escorted bv Rirk Redd, was crowned Princess for 1980 Other events of the dav included musi and fellowship in the park. The traditional Spring Festival dance is held in the honor of the Spring Queen and Princess The 1980 dance featured the C atalinas. 96 Founders Day Sara Ann Hobbs addresses the student body on Founder ' s Day. Founder ' s Day is a Chowan tradition stretching back many years, a celebration of the founding of the college. Held in October of each year, Founder ' s Day honors those who founded the college as well as those first female students who were here that historic day, October 1 1 , 1848, when the Chowan Female Institute was formally opened. During the Founder ' s Day celebration in 1980, Sara Ann Hobbs addressed the student body. She is the director of the Division of Missions for the Baptist State Convention of North Carolina. It is doubtful that few of those present at the founding of Chowan 133 years ago could have imagined the success Chowan College and those who attended it would achieve in the years to come. 97 f. Cheerleaders Bravettes Row 1: (left to right) Kelly Clark I iii.i 1 i.ill c:di(.l ( ulp Su i Tierney, Joan Buhner. Annette Johnson and Richard Goodwin. Row 2: Felicia Jones. Diana Keliey. Lisa Davis. Denise Reynolds. Teresa Futrell and Joanna Naff. 100 Row 1 Michele Newbern. Kim Humphries Denise Cooke, Brenda Allen, Lori Carroll, Candy Caulder, Chris Hunnings, Beverly Price. Debbie Corse and Ann Moseley. Row 2: Donna James, Connie Moody, Lisa Woodard, Lisa Daniels, Kathy Taylor, Hope Boyce, Sharon Alexander. JoAnn White, Mary Paul and Debora Fairley. The Bravettes, an additon to Chowan this year, performed dance routines during half-time ac- tivities at football games. The team of dancers performed to such songs as Celebration, the theme from Rocky and the theme from Dallas. The Bravettes are directed by Maria Hunnings. 101 102 Football k£ M... jLShM LJKM ' •d vrTfefi !-i n. ritbitkilw {t-sn?.-?: ! tfi ' rrfTwTiK 1 - No. T avne Pos. Class No. Name Pos. Class Name Pos Class 5 Jimmy Fisher Fred Banks QB F 53 David Wood LB F Dale Browder K F 6 QB F 54 Ricky Thornton C S James Brown LB F 7 Peery Agee QB F 55 Gene Oxendine G F Aubrey Bryant RB F 8 Keith Myers James Tillis Allen Chamblee DB. K F 56 Butch Allen OG F James Cassell RB F 9 QB S 57 Mike Grant LB S Stevie Cooke FB F 10 DB F 58 Vince Sumter LB S Carl Czerepak DE F 11 Samuel Hill DB S 59 Jeff Gordon DE s James Goble OT F 12 Cedric Houston DB F 60 Mike Arrington T s Donald Grulke P S 13 Kenny Phillips SS S 61 Jeff Speight OG s Darin Hopkins LB F 14 Lestroy George s F 62 Dean Furtick C F Aubrey Johnson WR F 15 Leroy Zimmerman QBSE F 63 Scott Deans OG F Jim Marshall C F 16 Burgess Coles F S 64 Wayne Jackson OG s Landrick McClain DE F 17 Allan Murphy DB S 65 Larry McKnight DT F James Murphy DT F 18 Mike Tighe Norman Harbour FL s 66 Kevin Banks DE F Patrick Pearce C F 19 DB s 67 Amos Twitty LB S Dean Reedy DE F 20 Jerry Hedrick RB s 68 Ray Zeigler LB S Mark Renick DB F 21 Andre Mangum RB, FL F 69 Jody Schulz DE S Donald Robinson F F 22 James Cole RB F 70 Deon Douthett OT s Raymond Ryals DE F 23 Benson Gray RB F 72 Mike Gardner DT s Herb Sanderson LB S 24 Will Barrett FB F 73 Danny Mayo GT s Curtis Schofield LB F 25 Danny Chapman RB F 74 David Dean OT s Kevin Trevillian OT F 26 Finis Lawson WR F 75 Joey Edwards DT s Doug Walston C.T S 27 Steve Millen WR S 76 Kemp Page ET s 28 Anthony Williams WR F 77 Larry Fairley T.G F Managers 29 Terrence Boone RB F 78 Phil Parsons DT F Charles Davis 30 Scott Finch DB F 79 Todd Moore OT.K s Mark McLendon 31 Craig Lovett DB S 80 Raymond Byrd WR F Mike Miller 32 Carl Johnson LB F 81 Frank Groome WR F Micky Milita 33 Johnny Dunlap LB F 83 Gregory Harrell TE F George Jarrett 34 Wendell York S F 84 Gaffney Jackson TE S 35 Raymond Jandoli LB F 85 David Smith DT F Head Coach 36 Authur Washington S S 86 Nathaniel Hawkins DE F Jim Garrison 37 Lawrence Biackwell LB S 87 Eric Nelson TE S 38 William Dalton FB S 89 Gary Wells TE S Assistants 39 Cleveland Quick FB F Tim Beasley OG F Jerry Hawkins 50 DougStarz LB F Jose Blanco QB F Dan Surface 51 Dennis Skeeter G S Curtis Bond TE F Scott Colclough 52 Greg McDaniel C S Everett Brewer SE F Rene Osbourne 103 Outscoring their opponents 239 to 73 and achieving an 8-2 record, the Braves gave Chowan College students a lot to be proud of when it comes to football. Our football team can also be proud of being the only team in the Coastal conference to beat the conference champs. Ferrum. in a homecoming victory of 20 to 7. During the Fall Sports Special Awards banquet some of our Chowan football stars were honored. Sophomore Jeff Speight of Wilson was named outstanding offensive lineman. Jody Schulz of Chester, Md. was named outstanding defensive lineman. The outstanding defensive back award went to Arthur Washington of College Park, Ga. and the linebacker award to Mike Grant of Charleston. S.C. The offensive back awards went to William Dalton of Eden and James Cale of Four Oaks. It is also expected that 23 of our 36 sophomores will sign grants-in-aid to four-year colleges and universities. East Carolina University, Elon and James Madison are known to have an inside track on some. 104 105 106 107 108 109 Vai ' . no October 4 marked an exciting Homecoming Weekentl when the Chowan Braves buried arch rival .Fcrrum College 20-7 in front of a loud and exuberant crowd that was keyed up for a victorv. Chowan, which was ranked sixth in the nation for all Junior Colleges before the game, let Ferrum score on its first series, but stymied the Pan- thers throughout the rest of the game. Between the halves, the Kempsville junior High School band from irgmia Beach performed with a ccjlorful displav of costumes and flags. Chowan dominated Ferrum in every offensive category and scored on touchdowns by Danny Chapman. Greg Harrell and Perry Agee. .After the game, a Ferrum Panther jersey was flown over the battle ground to celebrate a long awaited Ferrum defeat and to signify a perfect half season which saw Chowan win five straight games. Ill 112 Indoor Soccer Row 1: (left to right) Sao Vang. Scott Warren. Alan Sewell. Keith Lynch and Bob Mumma. Row 2; Takeshi Kobayashi, Martin Onyirimba, Jack Graff. Mark McClendon and Paul Duong. Row 3: Ray Dominquez. Mike Hertzig, Bobson Arigbe. John Fakankun and Coach-Michael Bradley. 113 New lu Chowan this year was ihe Indoor Soccer [earn, coached by Michael Bradley. I he young team finished the season with a record of 1 1 t 1 During the six week season there were tout tour- naments, in which Chowan ayeraged a 1.0 goal score per game. Sophomore goalie. Alan Sewell played an II. helping the team to maintain that excellent ayerage On th tirimba [ Ihe (inly tw naments. Chin olfensiye line. Sao ang and . Iartni On- iveil to be a big asset to the team. at loUege inyited to the four tour- met such tour year teams as ECL ' . Temple Univ.. I ' NC and Pfeiffer. In oyerall tourn- ament action. Chowan ' s dedicated soccer players earned recognition as the Most Improved teain. Many long, often late hours of practice and deter mination brought the team to the conclusion ol a successlul Inst season 114 I Basketball No. Name Class Pos. 20 Jimmy Deans Fr G 21 Elton Mosley So G 23 Winfred Basnight Fr G 24 Kenneth Capel Fr G 25 Mark Moore So C F 30 Vance Marsh Fr F 31 Floyd Fortune So G F 32 Mark Hunter So F 33 Larry Canady So F 34 Jesse Nimmo Fr G F 35 Ray Witiak Fr FC 41 Melvin McCray So C F 42 Gregory Exum Fr C Head Coach: Bob Burke Assistant Coach; Scott Colclough Academic Advisor: Dr. Hargus Taylor 115 Coach Bob Burke was named coach of the year in the Eastern Tar Heel Conference as Chowan attained its most outstanding basketball season in history with a 27-6 record. The Final loss came in the final game of the Region X NJCAA tournament. Outstanding play and leadership came from co- captains Larry Canady and Elton Mosley. Canady provided the highest scoring and led in rebounding for Chowan ' s conference champs. Canady and Winfred Basnight were named to the Region X All-Tournament team and Mosley along with Canady were given similar conference honors. Canady also was awarded the MVP award at the conference tournament. The outlook for our sophomores is great. Assistant Coach Scott Colclough predicts at least four will sign grants of some sort with four-year colleges or universities. Prospects for next year are favorable with extensive recruiting and the return of our fine coaching staff. ! -y 116 117 118 jm ' 119 120 121 Women ' s Basketball Susan Check, Sandy Dixon, Judy Douglas, Jackie Gore, Christine Graves, Mollie Hopkins, Ginger Jefferson, Denise Jordan, Carolyn Kelly, Tina Midiri, Donnie Stephens, and Terri Tyler. The 1980-81 Lady Braves set a new school record this year, finishing the regular season with a 21-5 record. The team, coached by Roy Winslow, averaged 84.3 points and gave up 63.5 pts. per game. The Lady Braves averaged 45.6 from the field and 60.3 free throws. They had 48.8 rebounds per game and 21.4 assists, averaging 19.6 steals. Four team members averaged in double figures. Judy Douglas, who lead the Braves in rebounding, field goal per cent and scoring, was named to the AH- Division and to the All-Region teams. Ms, Douglas averaged 15.6 pts. per game and 10 rebounds. She shot 58.9 per cent from the floor and 66 per cent from the line. After a good season. Coach Winslow, who finished his last season as women ' s basketball coach, anticipates a good upcoming season as there will be five returning players. Ms. Charlotte McMinn will be the new basketball coach for the 1981-82 season. 122 123 124 Volleyball KiifcliTig: rem Ivlti jnd i:litivl Hendrix-co-captains. Standing: Jay HiUon-manager; Lois Moe; Teresa Tripp; Sue Burke: Armelia Alexander: Gwen Bergey; Pam Pellom; Yvette Armstrong; Ressa Edwards; Coach Janet Collins. 125 The Chowan Collegt- Niillcvball team which finished the 1980 81 season with a 22-H record, recorded its best season in Region X Volleyball play. Of the 30 matches played. 17 were against four year colleges. With seven of the nine players returning, an even better season is expected next year Sophomore Terri Tvler was selected to both the 1980 .All Region and All 1 ournament teams. 126 127 Wrestling Row 1: Randy Kelly, Mike McGinnis, John Brobst, David Leman, Donald White, Weldon Hobbs. Row 2: Michael Strosnider, David Parker, Lawrence Blackwell, Craig Diffee, Donald Scarborough, Dwayne Partman, and Coach Colin Steele. 128 i Chowan ' s Wrestlers, under the direction of Coach Cohn Steele, finished their regular season with a 5-8 record in dual matches. Five wrestlers, with winning records during the season, qualified for the Mid-Atlantic Regional Tournament which was held in Altoona. Pa. Weldon Hobbs. at 1261b.. lost two matches, one in which he was pinned by Ken Carr from New Jersey who finished second in the nation. Donald White (158 lb.) finished with a 1-2 record. Mike McGinnis (134-lb.) won his first two matches to place second. Unfortunately. he dislocated his shoulder in the final round, forcing him to default. At 190-lb., John Brobst placed third after losing to John Grabber who is seventh in the nation. Heavyweight David Lei 1 placed second, lo j in the finals to Leroy Bar- ton from Maryland. McGinnis, Brobst and Leman qualified for the nationals I held in Worthington, ■ Minn. Brobst and ■ Leman represented I Chowan in the . , H tournament. as WtM I McGinnis was still ' H injured. Brobst was defeated in the first round, while Leman breezed through his first and second match, only to be pinned by 390-lb. Mitch Sheldon from Maryland. Coach Steele was recognized as Rookie Coach of the Year in the Mid-Atlantic Region. 1 ' 129 -..MswL ' 130 131 Baseball - H-L- x-r c ' ' n 1 8 '  ? !?- i S ' S Row 1: David Murphy. Sam Kayea, Bruce Hoff. Pat Ehle, Mike Diguglielmo, John Odom. Richard Good wyn, Mike Saunders. Curtis Bond, Trainer Tony Marra. Row 2: John Carter, Steve Cooke, Ronnie Baxter. Freddie Davis, Gary Hunter, Jerry White, Gary Hall, Floyd Fortune, Kenny Hall, Trainer Wesley Carter. Row 3: Coach Jerry Hawkins, Jeff Sosebee, Deon Douthett, Bruce Kennedy, Dwight Mangum, Jeff Pierce, Eric McDaniels. Donald Myers. Don Oliver. Don Robertson, Reid Childress, Coach Dwight Collier. With the coming of Spring also comes baseball season. Baseball season at Chowan means warm afternoons sitting at the baseball field and cheering the Brave baseball team on to victory. This year ' s team is one of the best ever. Coach Hawkins has recruited an excellent pitching staff from top high school teams of NC and VA for this year. Pitchers ' like Jeff Sosebee. Pat Ehle, Donald Myers, and Jeff Pierce are examples. We also have returning sophomores with great experience from last year. 132 Two of these sophomores are Freddie Davis and Eric McDaniels. who are pro prospects for many teams, according to local sports writers. Both Freddie and Eric are expected either to sign with big schools or to go professional. Co-captains for the Braves are Freddie Davis and Eric McDaniels. Sophomore Bruce Huff pitched fourteen innings against Newport News Apprentice. Play like this makes Chowan a winner. 133 134 135 r 136 ■ -- ' -— r 137 Softball Row 1; Linda Bridges. Ressa Edwards, Keva Smith. Lori Carter, Sandy Dixon and Sherry Keenan, Row 2: Carolyn Kelly, Phyllis Greer, Annette Benthal, Duanne Keel and Lisa Huff- man. Row 3: Kafen Whoelhous. Terri Tyler, Molly Hopkins. Karen Hellinger. DeAnna Presley. Not Pictured: Belinda Elmore. 138 139 140 Softball By BELINDA ELMORE The ceam is short on talent with some members with httle experience and some with no experience at all. However, there are several returning members who will contribute a lot of strength and leadership to the team. One of the main concerns of Coach Owens is the changes in the rules: We play in the Amateur Softball Association and they have made several changes in the rules that may af- fect our playing. 1 think we can adjust to these changes and still have a good season. The team has a good at- titude and is very close knit. I ' m looking forward to the season. 141 Tennis Row 1: Joe Harpe. Cliff Clark, Cathy Pumell, Steve D ' Avanzo, Todd Praigg. Row 2: Richard Shaw, Jay Hilton, John Barnes, Steve Gillespie, and Costen Craven. 142 The Chowan Tennis Team got off to a slow and late start, with scattered practices and 8 matches, but showed a good season, winning at home and on the road. 143 Golf Coach Sowell. Jim Carlino, Ricky Fugate, Chip Cutrone, Bryant Reese. Robert Har- ris. Kevin Kirby, Oddie Carneal. Lee Richardson and Buddy Wright. Not pic- tured: Jeff Heath. 144 The 1981 Chowan Golf Team, facing a difficult schedule, is looking forward to spring matches with teams in the Eastern Tarheel Conference. With impressive showings in the 1980 fall tournaments, Coach Bill Sowell considers his player material capable of becoming a conference winner. Leading the squad are Sophomore Chip Cutrone and Bryant Reese, along with a freshman standout. Ricky Fugate. Coach Sowell anticipates the entire team to place well in every match because of the members ' hard work and their eagerness to claim the conference crown for Chowan. Hey Chip!! I think you had better look down. 145 sports Banquet - 1980 s. Athletic Director Jim Garrison and the guest speaker, Danny Roberts, standing with all those voted Most Valuable Player. First row: Sandra Dixon, Softball; Doug Saunders wrestling; Chip Cutrone, golf: Nick Belmonte, tennis. Second row: Danny Roberts, guest speaker; Dean Barrow, baseball; Donnie Stephens, basketball; Kim Griffin, basketball; Coach Jim Garrison. Freddie Davis is awarded the Coaches ' Award in Baseball by Jerry Hawkins Bryant Reese accepts the Coaches ' Award in Golf from Coach Bill Sowell. Chip Cutrone accepts the Most Valuable Player award in Golf from Coach Bill Sowell. 146 Doug Saunders, Coach Steve Nelson and Steve Miltsakakis. Doug Saunders and former wrestling coach Steve Nelson. Freddie Davis was selected to appear in this years ' edition of America ' s Outstanding Names and Faces for col- lege athletics in the sport of baseball He is a co-captain for the Chowan Braves and the centerfielder. The organization selects athletes for their performance on and off the field. 147 A Ipha Pi Epsilon Row 1: (left to right) Diane L eBreux, Mary Dralce, Kim Jordon, Renee Ricks, Julie Britt. Judy Belch, Ann Vaughan, and Sarah Boone. Row 2: Julia Riddick. Ginny Taylor, Crystal Hoffman, Cindy Braxton, Tina Copeland, Ann Moseley and Cindy Hendrix. Row 3: Patricia Edwards (sponsor) Charlotte Boone, Nikki Goss, Yvonne Elliott. Theresa Smith, Jerri Lynn Hawkins and Jackie Burge. Alpha Pi Epsilon is a national honorary scholarship society for secretarial students. The group ' s motto is: First in scholarship, leadership and cooperation, and it ' s purpose is to professionalize the status of college- trained people. All members must have a 3.0 average and must be recommended by the Department of Business faculty. 150 BSU-CCF Row 1 (left to right): Joe Mayes, Donna Purgason. Jeff Nichols, Charlene Parkin, Mark Douglas. Don Scar borough, Lisa Mansfield, Ron McDonald, and Keith Smith. Row 2 (left to right): Chaplain Taylor, Steve Gardine, Lisa Chappell. Ricky Neal. Leslie Walker. Judy Godwin. Johnny Odom. Roger Hensley. Heidi Vance. Theresa Smith, and Tim Fortune. Row 3 (left to right): Jamaljaman. Ronnie Bass, Nancie Harris. Steve Laney. Danny White. Ginny Taylor. Sarah Jarratt, Kim Ober, Cathy Purnell, and Billy Chasteen. Row 4 (left to right): Tim Baker, Brian Clements, Chris Kinsley, Jeff Home, David Hilton. Dailene Keene, Louis Albertson. Garmi Hill. Sharon Morgan, and Billy Holliday. Being a two-year coeducational college directed and supported by the Baptist State Convention of North Carolina. Chowan attempts to instill Chris- tian ideals in each and every student. The Baptist Student Union Campus Christian Fellowship, more than any other groug on campus, gives the student a chance to express his religious convictions before fellow students. Chaplin R. Hargus Taylor is the group ' s sponsor and schedules events to enhance their religious growth. Members may attend religious-oriented camps, workshops and seminars, as well as provide a public service to the community. 151 College Choirs The Chowan College Choir sings a variety of songs, in- cluding both religious and secular music. Each year the choir presents a program at Christmas and in the spring. For these concerts the choir performs classical, jazz, pop and folk music. The Touring Choir travels to area churches and sings primarily religious music In the fall the Touring Choir taped a Christmas show in Washington. N.C. which was aired Christmas day on WITN-TV7. ., ? . ipte:. f if y -m_m - IpKr - - 152 Chowanoka Chowanoka Staff Editor Gary G.Joyce Associate Editor Mary Parker Art Director Bill Williamson Layout Director Sherry Keenan and Hope Boyce Copy Editor - Susan Pate Sports Editor - Donald McFarlin Layout Staff Copy Staj Christine Kinsley Yvonne Elliot Thomas Curry Janice Gallion Jeff Home Bobby Drake Keith Lawson Photography Staff Randy Hinds Brett Martin David Fletcher Todd Dudek Doug Miller Robert Wagnor Joy Stein Cameron Meeks Billy Chasteen Bennie Bridgewater Advisor Doug Gleason 153 1 Circle K Row 1: Linda Rigsby, Nikki Goss and Bob Dowie. Row 2: Jeff Home, Danny Williams. Darlene Keene and Keith Lawson. Circle K is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. Its purpose is to help college students develop leadership, lead more meaningful lives, and form a service consciousness by making an active contribution to the welfare and happiness of their fellow man. This branch of Circle K is advised by Mr. George Hazelton. 154 Day Students Row 1: Tony Marra. Faith Vinson, Mary Parker, Jean Pratt and Patrick Pearce. Row 2: Brenda Joyner, Jerri Lynn Hawkins, Teresa Futrell, Mary Lou Drake, and Patricia Brown. Row 3: Lorie Nelson, Wendy Johnson, Cindy Braxton. Linda Parker. Renee Ricks. Myra Davis and Mrs. Betty Batchelor. Row 4: Maudie Mae Jennings, Winnie Belch. Calvin Peete, Joseph Peete. Samuel Pette. Simual Hodges and Judy Godwin. Row 6: Nancy Harrel. Rachel Flythe. Judy Belch, Julie Britt, Charlie Lane and Coonie Moody. The Chowan College Day Student Organization is composed of all students classified as commuting students. The primary objective of this organization is to encourage the in- volvement of day students in college-sponsored activities. One of the largest student organizations on campus, this group has official representation in the Student Government Association and during the academic year sponsors various student functions. 155 The Chowan Experience By GREG BASSETT If you thought it was safe to come back to college, you were sadly mistaken. When The Chowan Ex perience. a student-made movie production which pokes fun at campus life her e in historic Mur- freesboro, is finished, sometime, there will be no doubt in your mind that college is anything but safe. It was hoped that the film, which is about 60 percent com- plete, would be ready for its unveiling at Spring Festival during the second semester, according to the movie ' s director and executive producer. Rhett Coates. The motion picture could never be interpreted as anything but a true comedy spoof. After all. any movie which features scenes such as a shark attack in Lake Vann. a chemistry lab explosion in Camp Hall, cafeteria activities (complete with gross food), a wild panty raid, and the ultimate scene: the entire campus being destroyed in an earth quake; a movie like that could not be considered a com- pelling drama. What we do. says director Coates. is to take complaints from Chowan students and exag- gerate them to the extreme. We re taking another approach to look ing at things here. Observes Coates. By looking at our complaints comically, maybe there ' s something we can do about them. It ' s all very positive. Coates claims his principal cast numbers in excess of 200 throughout the production, with two people. Aubrey Cuthrell and Diane Hassel. starring and in troducing each scene in the movie. The pace and action in the 45-60 minute movie (the exact length is still undetermined) will build until the tragic, but com ical. earthquake sequence destrovs all. Although some school officials have been concerned that Coates is making fun of the college in a derogatory way. Coates defends his film as being nothing more than light-hearted comedy that is for and about the student. After all. ' he says. It s people who make up a college, not buildings. The crew and actors of The Chowan Experience take time out to relax and po picture. Director. Producer, and Writer Rhett Coates gives last minute instructions before shooting a scene in Chowan ' s studio. 156 International Students Row 1: (right to left) Ifeanyi Eseh. Maria Teresa Iglesias. Gabriel Gonzoles, Thawatemai Lessobun, Mahesh A. Melwani. Fouad S. Banat and Shahrokh Paykamian. Row 2: Blanca Velasquez. Camila McCausland. Sirrame Sarkis. Zakayo Ngwiri. Olutoba Orenuga. Teresa Pessoa. Ismail Hanieh. Nick Kemos, Nick Kouvakas and Daskalakis Soterios. Row 3: Surose Chantana. Martin Remiltalug, Camillus Epoulipiy. Nabil Tawfik El-Saqa. Mohammad Al wawi, Samson Oleunbor, Osama Barqawi. Suthep Yangcharoenying and Rowland Pructte. advisor. The International Student Organization is set up to help students from other countries adjust to the American way of campus life. This club is designed to aid members, as well as any other people, to meet and di.scuss their differences, similarities, and learn about other countries and their life styles. 157 Intramurals Seventh Floor ' s Wild Bunch Team Goes Undefeated to Football Crown nber 10. H By GREG BASSETT Parker 7th Floor mens flag-football team, undefeated in season plav with an 11-0 record, outscored 1st Floor Parker 35 13 to win the coveted Assembly Bowl on October 22 and to claim the mens football title The women ' s champion was 2nd Floor Jenkms in the Women ' s fmal bv a score of 20 13. I owe our victor,- to teamwork. said Kellv Reynolds. 7th Floor Parkers team coach. ' I didn ' t think we had that much of a chance to go all the way. We knew 8ih Floor would be the team to beat because they had a lot of returning sophomores who played well together last year ' Reynolds said his team won because of good team effort and its ' high spirit The guys from 7th Floor knew how to use strategy, said Student Activities Director Colin Steele, and that made all the dif ference. There were other teams as talented as them, but they weren ' t as skilled with their plays ' - Steele noted that 7th Parker only had two standout performers, sophomores Woody McDaniels and Dwight Mangum. With an 8 1 record. 2nd Belk was one of the most awesome of the women ' s teams. Ac- cording to Steele. 2nd Belks weapon was Linda Bridges, the women ' s league high scorer. Steele described Bridges as fast, quick, and all over the field. Steele said that with the help of quarterback Harriett Reimer, Bridges scored six touchdowns in one game Intramural Volleyball Season Good In the Me punting con the passing -, football skills competition, the it was won by Charles Newton: inner was Joe Crowder: Nick McKeown won the place kicking contest; while Terry Smith was first in the kick-off category. In the women ' s football skills competition. Debbie Humphrey won all of the events by forfit. Steele conceeded that the officiating had not been that good for football, but noted that most of the referees were inexperienced. He predicted the officiating to be much improved in volleyball and basketball c npetii ■ofabili noted hi id the footb; ind bad sides this fall. Tpressed by the student inter tn in intramurals, said Steele high ■■ poor sport had I proble of these and of the disap ByJENNIFER WICKER ' Although the amount of forfeits was disappointing, sportsmanship was good this Coach Steele The referees, often criticized for their strictness in enforcing the rules, forced the players to play power volleyball, not the beach version that was so rampant in the old g ' m Sieve Green, who plays for the fifth Parker B Team said, The season started good, even ihough several teams lost the first few games and then quit, 1 enjoy playing, and don ' t have any complaints • Several teams have mastered good volleyball techniques which have helped them win. East I. 2 3. 7ih and 5th Parker, also Jenkins and Columns, said Coach Steele. Teams in the mens playoffs are 1st East 2 3 1st Parker A (5th) 2nd Parker B (5th) 2nd Parker 7 3rd West 3 3rd Parker 3 4th East 1 4ih Parker 4 Teams in the women ' s playoffs were not available. So far the only undefeated teams are 2 3 East, and 1 2Jcnkins Manley Tops Scorers In Hoop Intramurals Bv CAROLS GREGORY The intramural basketball games were a total success. according to Coach Colin Steele With 20 teams competing head to head, he termed it a very exciting season. The Hoops American League was won by First East, the Hoops National by First West North, and The Hoops Anywhere by Second Belk. The final in the Mens League was Basement Parker who defeated Seventh Parker. The leading scorer in Mens intramurals was Mike Manley of Basement Parker with a 37 point a erage per game, Followed by Herbert Potter with a 21 point average. Top women s scorer was Nancy Fleming with an 18 point average. Coach Steele would like to compliment his officials for doing such a fine job. He cited Dean Singlet ary. Herbert Potter. Delbert Foust. Fred Banks, lommy Jacobs and Marvin Hicks. Steele also thanks all the scorers and timers who helped make the season a success Racqueiball intramurals were to be held March 19, 20, and 21. Details for this and oftba ed after spri Wrestling intramurals will be March 26 followed by weightlifting March 30-31 . Categories for weightlifting will include bench press, military press, and clean and jerk. Weight classes for wrestling are to be The intramural department is developing a Racquet ball ladder. All interested persons should contact Coach Steele at Askew Student Center for complete information 158 Monogram Front Row: (left to right) Jimmy Fisher, Ekon Moskv. iiu - Suimt-i, Will Barrett, Craig Lovett. Dean Douthett, Richard Thornton, Donald White, Scott Deans, Sponsor Jerry Hawkins, Row 2: Jeff Gordon, Allen Murpry. Gene Oxendine. James Cole, Armelia Alexander (kneeling). Fifi Jones, Cheryl Hendrix, Lisa Huffman, Teresa Tripp, Pam Pellom, Micky Milleta, Freddie Davis. Row 3; Mike Gardner. Fred Glover, Floyd Fortune. Kevin Banks, Fred Banks. Charles Davis. David Wood, Mark McLendon. Peery Agee. Row 4: Raymond Byrd, David Leman. Larry Canady. Greg Harrell. Mike Miller. Joey Edwards, Dennis Skeeter and Reese Bryant. The Monogram club is for varsity athletes. All students who participated in an intercollegiate activity are eligible for membership if they meet certain standards set by the coaches of the team. 159 Row 1: Sharon Morgan. Judy Godwin and Kav Wright. Row 2: Charlene Parkii Mary Paul. Denise Dea, Mr. Charles Paul and Don White. The Student National Education .Association is a national organization for students in terested in education as a career. The purpose of the organization is 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, and to advance the interests and welfare of students preparing for a career in education. 160 Phi Theta Kappa Row 1: Ann Moseley. Deborah Gorse. Ed Wooten, Patti Fleming and Sharon Banks. Row 2: Freddie Davis, Kathy DeHart. Bennie Bridgewater. Bill Thweatt, Denise Allison, and Kaye Midgett. Row 3: Tina Copeland, Sharee Atkinson, Diane LeBreux, Steve Laney, Nikki Goss, and Darlene Keene. Row 4: Keith Greggs, Michael Drake, Pat Willis, Linda Johnson. Michele Newbern, and Keith Lawson. Row 5: Grant Maness, Ann Kellam and Beverly Price. Phi Theta Kappa is an honorary scholarship society whose object is to promote scholarship, to develop character, and to cultivate fellowship among the students of both sexes. To become a member of Phi Theta Kappa, a student must have an maintain a 3.0 grade point avverage. Also, one must be of good moral character and possess recognized qualities of citizenship as judged by a screening committee. 161 Science Row 1; Debra McLamb. Tony Marra, Garmi Hill, Kim Clayton and Angie Cocknell. Row 2: Cristina Pressoa, Sirrame Sarkis, Michele Newburn, Cathy Taylor and Ann Kellam. Row 3: Dr. Garth Faile. Shelia Wall, Jacqueline Knapp, Darlene Keene and Charlene Parkin. The Chowan Science Club, which is affiliated with the North Carolina Collegiate Academy of Sciences, was organized for the benefit of science- oriented students. Its main purpose is to stimulate interest in the sciences by introducing lesser known fields through informative programs and projects. The Science Club is an important campus organization devoted to a better understanding of science. 162 Social Science Row 1 : Ann Kellam, Gay French. Navarre Sieber, Michele Newburn and Robert Wagnor. Row 2: Kathy Taylor, Donna Wondergem, Chris Umpsher, Dr. John Gosnell, Missy Dearborn and Mike Tighe. The Chowan College Sociology Association promotes interest in community service projects. The club exposes members to information on the development, structure and function of human groups conceived as processes of interaction or as organized patterns of collective behavior by sponsoring field trips and guest speakers on related topics. Advisor for the club is Dr. John W. Gosnell. 163 ! Smoke Signals Row 1: Lynette Farreil, Belinda Elmore and Kathv Trammell. Row 2: Emma Giles. Jennifer Wicker and Sharon Alexander. Row 3: Bill Thweatt, Krista Schleicher. Scott Godwin and James B. Graham, faculty advisor. The slogan which appears in the editorial page masthead of Smoke Signals defines the purpose of the newspaper. It reads: Edited, printed and published by students of Chowan College for students, faculty and staff of Chowan College. All work, from the coverage of news events to the running of the press, is done by students of the Newswriting. Photography and Printing Technology curricula of the Department of Graphic Communications. Smoke Signals was awarded highest honors bv the Columbia Scholastic Press Association in the 1979-80 year. 164 Student Government Association The S.G.A. or student legislature consists of one representative who is elected to represent various student halls. Each hall elects a representative to express their ideas and suggestions about student government. The S.G.A. organizes many activities that serve and entertain the students. They also act as a major link between the ad- ministration and the students Row 1: Ann W. Kellam - Secretary, Sharee Atkinson • President, Freddie Davis ■ Auditor. Row 2: Beverly Price - Social Co - Chairman for Women, Kathy DeHart • Historian, Diane LeBreux - Treasurer. Row 3: Kirk Bylerly. Darlene Keene - Vice President, Louis Albert- son. Steven Harrison. Row 4: Mary Parker, Mary Drake, Gwendolyn Holloman. Row 5: Ola Payne, Mark Douglas, Lynn Creech, Robert Johnson, Lisa Huffman, George Welch, Linda Owens, Bennie Bridgewater, Wayne Chappell, Kay Wright, Don White and Mark Pellecchia. 165 open Administratin Pledged By A tkinson After Landslide Win By HARRY PICKETT Sharce C. Atkinson of Dinwiddi president of the Student Go ' Association here at Chowan, The blue-eyed blonde was elected by the campus student body last March, when she defeated Steve Laney of Charlotte by a decisive margin. Atkinson, who is the first female student body president since the 1974 75 year, was a Deans List student last year, majoring in Pre Engineering. She is also a member of Phi Theta Kappa s Iota Delta chapter, a national junior college scholastic honor fraternity The executive said last spring that she would strive to serve this year ' s student body without any conflict of interest. She went on to say she would represent and inform the students of the SGAs various activities and explore the possibility of revising, if needed, the current SGA Constitution (last year ' s legislature revised this year ' s version). Last year ' s election, according to then SGA president Mike Burke, was dominated by Atkinson supported women. The schools females turned out in large numbers to offset Laney ' s large percentage of the black vote. Burke said the voter-turnout was probably the largest in Chowan ' s history. He said 500 students voted, compared to approximately 300 in the 1979 when he sought the head job. The increase in the black turnout was a big factor in the results of the election. Darlene J Keene of Ahoskie was one of two blacks elected, Keene defeated Jefferey D Prillaman of Greensboro in the vice presidential race, after delivering an inspiring and sincere speech to fellow Chowanians. Keene noted that she was new to the political scene, but offered that all great politicians had Ann W Kellam of Onley. Va., Diane LaBreux of Virginia Beach and Kathy DeHart of Stoneville all ran unopposed. Kellam will hold down the office of secretarv, LaBreau treasurer and DeHart will handle the historian Freddie Davis of Morganton was appointed by Burke to fdl the office of auditor Legislature The SGA legislature consists of students representing the various dormitory floors on campus. One student is selected from each hall to act as a representative of all its residents, generally reflecting the opinions and feelings of his constituents. The primary objective, inevitably, is to provide entertainment for the campus community. Money allocated from the business office serves as the funds for movies, dances, trips. Parent ' s Day. Homecoming and Spring Festival. The SGA also gives loans to clubs and organizations in an effort that ihey mav grow and de elop into strong representatives of the school t Half of SGA Funds Spent In First Month of Term BvGREGBASSETT One month into the new school year, the Student Government Association has spent approximately half of its first semester budget According to figures released at the SGA s regular Monday session on September 10, the student organization has $6,741 left of the S12.000 for the entire year and divided it between semester, SGA Treasurer Diane LeBreux noted that last years SGA left a debt of S624.63. thus making the 1980-81 SGA begin the semester withSll.375.37. A breakdown of SGA spending shows that the group has spent SI. 010. 13 in weekly movies. SI. 075 on special events such as Martha, the Frisbee Dog and the magic show, and S325 on the band Kick The SGA also spent SI ,500 for ■Threshold. the band that was obtained to perform for Homecoming. However, other Homecoming expenses including the cost of the film Animal House have not been deducted from the S6,700 balance figure. President Sharee Atkinson estimated at the meeting that nearly S3. 000 would he spent on Homecoming alone. Rescue. Fire Plea After citing the many ways they pro ide service to Chowan students. Chet Hill of the Murfreesboro Rescue Service and Charles Watson of the Murfreesboro Fire Department asked the SGA to consider giving S250 to each of their respective organizations. The two outlined their ser ' ices to the college and the community, noting that they stand by at all football games, help coordinate and conduct campus fire drills, teach first aid and provide free ambulance service. Watson said the fire department would need S15,000 to operate in the upcoming year He added that the S500 gift to the two depart ments would have special meaning, having come from the Chowan students themselves. We could have gone to Ben Sutton. Watson said refering to the college s business manager. But we ' re coming here to ask vou. Wa vho Cho director of development as well as being volunteer fireman, asked the student body t keep us rolling and keep us ready. SGA vice president Darlene Keen suggested that the student association organiz a drive to raise money for the departments but Parker Halls Dorm Council president. Jeff Pishner. recommended the measure be tabled and discussed at a later date. Miss Atkinson agreed the gift question should be tabled, saying it is something she would like to che ck into first The money really should come from somewhere else. said the president. I think there is another fund it could begotten from. Festn-al Funding Asked Joe Mayes, a student representing college band director Bob Brown, asked the SGA to sponsor Chowan ' s annual band festival. In past years the SGA has not funded the event, but this year it was recommended the SGA sponsor it. Mayes said the total cost for the day-long event would be SI, 200. but a private source has provided S800. leaving a S400 gap to be filled. Maves noted that the event has filled the football stadium with both local townspeople and college students in past years. He also stressed that the band festival is put on by the college itself and not the music department. Mayes hinted that the November 8 festival could be canceled if the SGA money was not 166 Additional Open Dorms To Be Sought by SGA By GREG BASSE 11 Chowan ' s Student Government Association is considering a move that would push for open dorms on a regular and more frequent basis in the campus seven resident halls. The effort to push for open dorms was discussed at the body ' s regular meeting November 10. and was brought up by SGA President Sharee Atkinson. Miss Atkinson said she would like to see dormitories open to both sexes every Thursday night, but conceded that the specific arrangements would have to be worked out before the idea could be submitted to the administration. Two years ago the 1978-79 SGA received approval for an open dorm policy that allowed visitation each Thursday, but the visitation soon got out of hand and was short-lived Finally, college President Bruce E, Whitaker took away regular open dorm privileges. Then last year the 1979-80 SGA. under the direction of Mike Burke, proposed a similar open dorm policy which the administration immediately rejected. This is going to take a lot of planning, Miss Atkinson told the student body Hopefully, nobody is going to get caught and screw it up for us. she said, if the dorm policy can be approved SGA Representative and Parker Hall Assistant Head Resident. Bennie Bridgewater, noted that the open dorm policy failed two years ago because both male and female dorms RA ' s were not very happy about it because they couldn ' t go to the other dorms, said Bridgewater. they were stuck watching the He suggested that some sort of alternate arrangement should be tried so that female dorms would be open one week and male dorms the next. Mlss Atkinson said the SGA would have to get together with all of the dorms ' head residents and RA ' s and try to draft a letter to Thanksgiving, We have to have enough people behind us in order to get it approved. Miss Atkinson said, Canot ' Repair Stnight George Welch, a member of the schools ' Outing Club, approached the SGA for the second time November 10 to ask that the student body do something to replace or repair the school ' s three canoes which he said were in desperate shape Welch said the canoes and paddles are practically useless because they cant be taken off campus by the students Miss Atkinson suggested that Welch get some prices on new canoes and make a presentation at the next meeting Welch said a ■decent canoe would probably cost about $400 and agreed to bring details to a later meeting. Attendance a Problem Poor attendance at recent SGA meetings has become a bit of a problem for the body. Less than half of the body ' s members at- tended the November 1 meeting. At a special meeting held on November 17. so few people attended that the body could not vote on any Candidate Lack Postpones SGA Elections By LYNE 1 IE FARRELL The Student Government Association elections, originally scheduled for March 18. have been postponed until a date to be set later. SGA President Sharee Atkinson said the action was taken because only one candidate signified intention of running for office. Stressing the importance of having a functioning student governing body. Atkinson asked students Do you want to lose your privilege to select campus activities and the right to voice the opinion of the student body. Think about it! ' SGA. she pointed out, gives representation to the students and provides an opporluniiy to Currently. SGA has presented a proposal for campus wide weekend visitation, a concert is p lanned for Spring Festival and West Dorm is planning a trip to Busch Gardens with the aid of SGA funds. Without a functioning SGA, Atkinson maintains, these could not be accomplished. Offices for which candidates are sought are audit rpen for ■tary. and At the Student Government Associatin Legislative meeting held on February 5 the Treasurers Report revealed $12,390,26 in the SGA budget 1 wo deducatins will be taken from the budget ' s amount of money. $3,600 will go towards the cost of the movies and $1,000 will go towards different clubs. There will be $2,500 alloted for expenses before paying for the band at the Spring Festival Concert These expenses include the cost of public facilities, sound and lights, three extra security officers, tickets, and publicity. Music will be supplied by Nantucket. Tickets will cost $4 for students a nd $6 for A motion by Mark Douglas to give the Bravettes $200 if they leave their pompoms at the college and help with the concert was passed, Freddie Davis ' motion to give the soccer team $200 if they help work at the concert also was passed Don Robertson asked for $200 to help the baseball team with the printing cost of their programs, A motion by Lynn Creech to give this sum to the team in return for help with the concert was passed 167 Competitive Honors i New: Renee Currie. Rebecca Hinzman, Lora Jemigan. Christine Kinsley. Jane Mclntyre, Charles Mercer, Lone Nelson, Helen Nicholaou, Julia Riddick. Charles Rockwell, John Harris. Thomas Senif. Keith Singletary. Sandra Springfield, Virginia Taylor, Richard Watson, George Welch, Jennifer Wicker. Stanley Williams, Mike Wilson, Renewal: Denise Allison, Sharee Atkinson, Sharon Bank s. Charlotte Boone, Michael Drake, Deborah Gorse, Linda Johnson, William Mackenzie, Teresa Moseley, Donald Robertson, Charles Perry. Chowan College offers a Competitive Honor Scholarship Program administered by the college ' s Scholarship Committee. These scholarships are not necessarily based on financial need. However, need is considered as one factor. Primary emphasis is upon the demonstration of academic ability. motivation and seriousness of purpose. 168 Who ' s Who Row 1: Keith Greggs, Ann Moseley. Diane LeBreus, Julie Britt. Judy Belch, Annette Johnson. Row 2: Nikki Goss, Cindy Hendrix, Mary Paul, Michael Drake, Beverly Price. Row 3: Sharon Banks. Shigeko Wakieyama. Grant Maness. Lisa Woodard. Carol Gulp. William David MacKenzie. Row 4: Sam Kayea, Charlotte Boone. Bill Thweatt. Steve Laney, Daxlene Keene. Ann W. Kellam. Each year a Chowan College nominating committee selects deserving sophomores of above average academic standing, community service, leadership ability and future potential for inclusion in the year ' s edition of Who ' s Who Among Students in American Junior Col- leges, one of the most prestigious awards a junior college student can receive. Chowan students receiving the honor are presented a certificate and become elegible to use the reference and placement service maintained for the exclusive assistance of nominees seeking postgraduate employment, fellowships, or admission to various voluntary service organizations. 169 1 College Judiciary I Row 1: .Mrs. Betty Dunn, Sao Vang, Keith Greggs, Mrs. Betty Batchelor. Lisa Huffman. Row 2: Kirk Byerly, Mrs. Brownie Stancil, Mr. Charles Paul, and Mr. Dwight Collier. The College Judiciary Council was formed this year by merging the faculty and student judiciary committees. The council rules in cases involving violations of Chowan College policies. The board is made up of five faculty members and five students. 170 Stage Band Ki.u 1 Inn liakcr, Bern Davenport, Donald Oruike, Boh Brown, Lisa Beaman. Row 2: Keith Farmer, Willie Walden. Jon Dckle, Rodney Ogden, Boris Robinson. Jonathan Bachelor Front: Jackie Sessoms. Back: Rodney Ogden. Buris Robin George Welch, and Alonza Myers 111. 171 I Inter club Council Row 1: Beverly Price and Mary Parker. Row 2: Steve Laney and Blaine Garrett. The Interclub Council allows the organizations at Chowan to discuss and plan activities while insuring each organization a voice in student affairs. Presidents of each club meet twice a month to review and plan matters of interest to the general student body in relation to the wishes of the organization they represent. 172 Student Admissions Representatives Ruvv I: (left to right) James Hardenstine, Nikki Goss, John Oddom and Lesa Beaman. Row 2: Mike Hedgepeth. Blaine Garrett. Hank Partin, Joe Mayes, Kimberly Mandra and Karen Nelson. The Student Admissions Representatives are students who volunteer their time to show prospective students our campus. This tour gives the student ' s view of the campus so the prospective students will have a better idea of student life at Chowan. 173 i Adell, Sheila V. Albntion, Floyd H. Alexander, Sharon L. Allison. Denisc M Alzayyat. Maher A. Anderson. Allen Arai. Mike M. Atkinson. Sharee C. 176 Awonaike. Bola M, Baines, Theresa L. Banks. Shdion F. Beaman. Lisa C. Belch, Judy C. Bell. Kathleen M Blubaugh, Jon M Boone. Charlotte V. Boone. Sarah M, Borrell. Clifton Class of 1981 177 Boyce, Hope A. Boyens. Kahla R. Bracy, Anthony R. Braish, Bassem Farid Brasie, Rebecca G. Braxton. Kathy L. Brewer, Everett L. Britt.Julie A. 178 Brorein, Peggy M. Brown, Ronald E. BufTaloc. Barry D. Burke. G. Pierce Burke. Sue M. Butler. Angelia S. Butler. Donna R. Byerly, KirkJ. Canady, Larry V. Carter. Lori C Carter, Teresa A. Class of 1981 179 Gary, Jonathan L. Chasteen. William F. Childress, Thomas R. Coates, Rhett Cobb, Andre A. Collins, Brenda L. Cooke, Denise S. CoUecte, Earlyne F, 180 ' - Copeland. Tina M. Cornatzer. Jeff L. Corser, William M. Crowder, Joe N . Gulp. Carol L. Currier, James C. Curry, Thomas H. Dalton, William M. Daniels, Henry H. Daniels, Lisa K. Davenport, Bern G. Davies, Evan L. Class of 1981 181 Daves, Duan R. Davis. Freddie H. Davis, Rory C. DeHart, Kathy L. DeLano, Mark P. Dize, Alice H, Douglas, Judy L. Douglas, Mark E. 182 ■ i P9 ■ i RSt «? P M pr Wl M ' V Drake. Michael W. Draper. Barbara]. Duley. Mike V. Emangitil. Benny 1 v iB m i Emory. Scott L. Elmore. BelindaJ. Ezeh. Ifeanyi Feliz Fazzi. Joseph A. Fleming. Nancy C. Fleming, Patti Fletcher. David G. Forehand. Michelle G. Class of 1981 183 Fortune, Floyd E. - ortune, Timothy B. Foust, Kevan French, J. Gay Gambrell, William E. Gardiner. Marty L. Gardner. Michael G. Garrett, Clyde B. 184 Gates. Robert 6. Ghaffari, Farhad Ghaffari, Zarzac Bobby Giandonato, Carol G. Gilliam, Krishna P. Godwin. Judith Goodwin. Kenneth E. Goodwyn. Richard E. Gorse. Deborah J. Goss, NikkiJ. Graham. Joni Graham. Lloyd C. Class of 1981 185 Grant. Michael A. Green. Anthony L. Greggs. William Keith Gregory, B. Teresa Griffin, Kim L. Hailey, Kandy L. Hall. James A. Hamilton. Patr ick A. 186 Hankiiuon. Donna L. Harbour, Norman W. Hardenstinc, James R. Harper, H. L. Harrell, RayO. Harris. William L. Harrison, Steven L. Hartwell, Andrea C. Hassell. Diane L. Hendrick. Jerry E. Hendrix, Cindy A. Herbin. Robyn S. Class of 1981 187 Hill. Daniel F Hodges. John C. Hoff. Bruce E. Hogan. Noreen E. Hoggard. Gay M. Homsher. Chris E Hudson. Alison B. Huffman. Lisa A. 188 Humphries. Kim R. Hunter, Mark Jackson, Brenda L, Jackson, Gaffney T. Jackson. Sylvia A. James, Donna S. Jarrett, George Jenkins, Kugt in C Jennings. Maudie M. Jeter, Diane Johnson, Annette Johnson. James H. Class of 1981 189 Johnson, Linda F. Johnson, Mitch M. Jones, Jay L. Jones, Penelope W. Jones, Sandra Jovce Garv G Joyner, Brenda C. Kayea, Sam E. 190 Keenan. Sht ' iry A. Keene, DarleneJ. Kellam. Ann W. Kello, Antoinette L. Kilbourne. Andrew C. Kirkland, David W. Knapp. Jacqueline M. Knight. WilliamJ. Laney, Steven R. Lawson. Keith R. LeBreux. Diane Class of 1981 191 Lennon, Felicia K. Leong, Jane P. I . -.•! W ;lh.- L. Lewis. L. Sue Love. Heather MacKenzie. David D Maher. Richard R. 192 Maluwclmcng, Simon S. Mandi... Kinil)rrly S. Manisv Jcwph G Marra. Anthony R. Mayes. Joe M. McDaniel, Greg W. McGinnis. Michael J. Midgett. Kaye W. Mintz. John J. Moore, Michael T. Moran, Geraldine A. Class of 1981 193 i j ' 4 t M % Ng Moseley, Ann Murphy. Michael R. Myers, Alonza III Naff, Joanna Nelson, Eric C. Nelson. Karen R. Newbern. Michele D. Newman. Susan W. 194 Newsome. Donald A. Newton. Charles M. Nichols, Jeffrey D. Norman. Michael A. Norman, PhyllisJ. Onyirimba. Martin U, Owen, Paul D. Owens, Barry K, Parkin, Charlene Partin, Charles H, Paul, Mary B. Payne, Ola V Class of 1981 195 Peoples, William H. Phillips, Kenneth A. Phillips. William Lyle Phoenix, Kenneth L. Pishner. Jeffrey B. Plyler. Deborah A. Poole, Kenneth W. Powell, William L. 196 Pridgen, Ken J Prillaman. Jeffrey D. Pruden, Mickel B. Purdy. Ann L Redd, Kirk L. Reese, Ernest Bryant. Jr Revelle, Daniel Y. Reynolds, Kelly Rircio, Pamela A. Richardson. Margaret E. Class of 1981 197 n •si Rigsbee. Linda K. Robertson. Don W. Royal, J. Michael Sanders. Karen H. Schulz. JodyJ. Sewell. R. Alan Seymour, Jack D. Sexton, Warren G. Sidney, Deborah R. Simmons, Jane R. Smith Krv.t R Smith, Larry D. Sowell. WandaJ. Spivey, Donna W Stephens. Donnie Stoneham, Paul D. Class of 1981 199 fl m.i: lip t. ' ' . ••: Sumter. Maliciah V Tatem, Terri L. Taylor, Cathy M. Taylor, Susan E. Thomas, l.arrv C. Ihvveatt. Bill K. Tice. Theodore E. Tillis. James E. 200 Vang, Sao Vaughan. Ann S. Vetter, Thomas K. Vinson, Faith Waits. Mark Wakiyama. Shigeko Walker, David Walston, Douglas, [r. Ward, Brenda F. Ward, Richard A. Washington, .Arthur L. Class of 1981 201 Watson, Lynn A. Wcikcl. Dt-niseM. White, Don A. White. Mike A. Whitley, Sharon E. Whittenton. Benjamin S. Wilhford, Angela E. 202 ■ y- ' ' yi Williams. Benson A. Williams, BrendaJ. Williams, Gloria I. Williams, Jeff N. Williams, Simeon L, Williams, Steven A. Williams, Virginia M. Williamson, William E, Wills, Cynthia Winter. Debra A. Woodard, Lisa G. Class of 1981 203 Wright. Jim R. Wright. Kay Zayyat. Reed A. Zimmerman. Leroy Dixon. Sandra Saleh. Samir 204 Allen. Brenda L. Allen, Henry W. Almond. William H., Jr. Armstrong, Theresa Y. Atkins, KdiIi .M. Avery, Darryl T. Baisch, Leslie M. Bakee, Tim D. Banks, Fredrick R. Barlow, Jon B. Class of 1982 205 Barron, Cindv C. Bass. Alison D. Bass. Ronnie E. Batchelor. Jonathan T. Baxter. Marvin Ich. VV ' innieJ. I 206 Bell. Shawn E. Benthall, Annette V. Sergey. Gwen M. Bess, Phillip R. Biser, KyleS. Black, Norman L. Blake, Donald R. Blanco, Jose M. Bly, Linda D. Bobal, NehlJ Bohr, Kim L. Class of 1982 207 Bonzano. James G. Boone. JuUiet 1_ Boone, Rickey L. Boone. Sandra Borders, Pam G. Bostic, Richard E Boughton, Donna C. Boyd. Amy E. 208 Brann, Forrest M. Braxton. Cynthia M. Breneman, Steve N. Brooks, Deloise Browder, Dale G. Brown, Frank D. Brown. James D. Brown, Linda D. Brown, Melinda N, Brown, Patricia A. Bryant, Nancy E. Buhner, Joan E. Class of 1982 209 Burgc, Jacqutlynii Butcher. Gregory D. Campbell. MaryJ. Cambell. Ray A. ( ipfl, Kenneth O. Carlino. Jim F. Carlough. Karen E. Carneal. Oddie 210 C.lll-il S-:-„iii L. Carter, Valerie Anita Cassell. James H. Caviness. William R., Ill Chamblee. Allan M. Chappell, Lisa G. Chappell, Wayne C. Chaucer. Marsha L. Clark, Alonzo E. Clements, Brian F. Cline, Philip E. Clowder, Mike D. Class of 1982 211 Coburn, Mindy C. Cole, James H. Coleman, Randolph K. Coleman, Steve E. Collins, Sharon F. Cotsimopoulos, Cathy L. Cox,TracvAnn Cox, Yvonne D, 212 Creech, Linda G. Creech. C. Lynn Critcher. Paij c i. Crocco. Mary Beth Cross, Annette Currie, Renee M Cuthrell. Christine D ' Ambola, Mike D Dardcn, Teresa W. Davidson, Jeff L, Davidson, Thomas G. Class of 1982 213 Davis, Martin B Davis, Teresa A. Dea, Denise E. •B P i A ' 7 Vr ■ ' ' 1 HiwX.V. .1 t i B te;- ' ' K iBfl j -J Rsk jj Deans. Jimmv A Diffee, Craig W. Diguglielmo, Michael E. Dixon. BettyJ. 214 Dixon, Michael A Doyle, Alvin K. Drake, Maty 1. Drake, Robert C Dudek.ToddG. Duke, James C. Dunlap, JohnnyJ. Dunston. Hattie M, Duorg. Paul T. Ehle. Christopher P. Elliott, Yvonne F. Class of 1982 215 Everton, Gregory B Fairlev, Larrv D Farmer, Keith L. 216 Farrell. Lvnette P. Fells, Wanda M Fmncv, Rcl (, ,i | Fisher, James H. Fisher. Laura Floyd. Hal A. Class of 1982 217 Futrell, IcroaD. Gadson. Lewis D Gaither, Victor A. Gallion. Janice E. Garr, Donna M. Gaskins. Glenn G Gav. Robert A 218 Gilliam, Donald F Goble. RobertJ Godwin, Jenny Godwin, Judith A. Godwin, Natalie F Godwin, Scott P, Green, Gerald W. Green, StevenJ. Gregory, John Scott Gribble,JohnC. Griffin, Fran E. Grissom, Annitte Class of 1982 219 Groome, Frank J. Gryb, EliseD. Hall. Debrina A. rv,_l Hamtil. James E. Harding, Priscilla A Hardison. Annabel L. Harkrader, Wellesley Harpe, Joseph D. G0 220 Harrell. Gregory P. Harris, John M. Harris. Katherinc L. Harris, Naiiuc E. Haygood, Timothy F. Heath, Bobby O, Jr. Hellingcr. Karen L. Hendrix. Cheryl L. Hertless. Donna M. Hertzig. Mike D. Class of 1982 221 Heteon, David C Hicks. Marvin Hinzman, Bri k K Hipp, Darv enJ. Hobbs, WeldonT. 222 Hodges, Simuel W. HolliiMii, Ciystjl L. Hoggard, Gregory R. HokUn.JacqucsL. HoUiday, William A. , Jr. Holloman. Gwen L. Hopkins, Darin D. Hopkins, Mollie Home, Jeffrey W. Houston. Cedric G, Howell, Bobby C, Hughes, Priscilla K. Class of 1982 223 Hunnings. Chris M. Hunnings, MarkJ. Huskins, Jim Ingram. Ruben B Jackson, Carol L. Jacobs, Hattie R. Jarratt. Sarali E. Jefferson, Virginia L. 224 Jernigan, Lora Ann Johnson, Alan David Johnson. Braylaml R Johnson, Call 1) Johnson, GailJ, Johnson. Robert H, Johnson, Wilham C Jones, FeHcia R, i 1 Jones, Theron D. Jordan, Denise A Jordan Kim A. Joyner, James T. Class of 1982 225 ,J.,nD. Keen, Karen J. Kellv. Diana L. Kelly. Houston R. Kelly Robert G. Kinsley. Christine A. Kobayashi. Takeshi LaGesse. John 226 Lampe, Brenda M. Lane, Charles H. Lanyon. Joseph F. Larson, Denise L Lassiter. Elizabeth Long, Mary L. 1 V. .. .i m Lorts, Jeannie Love. Johnny B. Lowery, Chuckie C. Lucas. Amelia L. Class of 1982 227 ki:::..-. h Luther, John T. Mack, Russell T Mangum, Andri L, Mannin, , John A. Mansfield, Lisa Martin. Brett A. Manel, Brian K Mason, Crystal S. 228 McAllister. Karen L. McClain, Laudrick O. McCray, MelvinS. McDougald. Tyrus T. McDuffie. Mark McFarlin, Donald R. Mclntyre, Jane L. McKeonn. Nick (. McLamb. Debra A. McQueen. Becky A. Meeks. Cameron B. Milita. Mickey M. Class of 1982 229 Miller, Julia L. Mitchell. Timothv L. Moe. Anna Lois MoiMu. Richards. i _ Montizaan, Edward S. Moody, Connie M. Moore, Dean M. Moore, Patrick T. 230 Moore. Priscilla Moore, Robert F. Morgan. GlendaT. Morgan. Missy D. Morgan, Sharon L. Munima. Robert] Myers. Keith L. Neal. Ricky A. Nelson. Lorie A 231 Nicely. Anthony E. Nicholaou. Helen C. Nimmo, Jesse R. Norton, Robin B. Oakes, Cynthia L. Oakey. George A. Ober, Kim R Odendhal, Frances L. iini, W5y- !ii 232 Odom. John T Oliver, Donald L. Osborne. CarlaJ. Parham, Wanda P. I ' aik.ijrll K Parker. Linela L. Parker Mary D. Parker. Sheryl E. Class of 1982 233 Pcmbcnon, Glenn L. Pcncketon Iiicij D. Peroy, Arvey L. Perry. Penny A. Perrv. Thomas A Person, Teresa Farias Pope, Neal E. Ponton, WilsonJ. 234 Potter. Herbert S Piinicll, c:athy L, Rache, Margie E. Ragsdale. R. Gibson. Jr. Ralph. Rhonda Ranson, Mindy L. Redden. David R. Renick. Denni.s Class of 1982 235 mmsr iv Richardson, AnneC. Richardson. Debora F, Richardson. Lee E. Ricks. Denise R. Riddick. Julia R. Ringsaber, Ken L. Ritenour. Jeff L. Robinson. Danny 236 Robinson. Winnie D. Rockwell. Chip Rooker, Gene E. Rust, Jasper B., Jr Ryan. Lynda H. Rynearson, Kent D. Satterwhite. James D. Saunders, C. Mark Sawyer. Diane C. Scarborough. Angela F. Scarborough. Donald E. Schenck. Angela M. Class of 1982 237 Schenck. David G. Schleicher, Krista R. Schulmever. Lawrence Scou, Laura L. Scotti Evalvn M. Senol, NailN. Sessoms. Jacquelyn L. Sewell. Joey 238 Simmers, Doug A. Singletarv. Dean K. Singleton. Robin L. Slade. Dianna L. Slade.JanW. Smith. David L. Smith. Jeff Smith, Joy L. Snow. James A. Spellacy, Larry L. Spivey, Milton A. Springfield. Sandra L. Class of 1982 239 ! Stallings, William R. Stanley, Steve C. Star, Douglass. Steen, Darrell L. Strickland Wendv M. Stritt, Steven B. 240 ■ ■ ' ■ ' ■ ■ ' ' ' ' ■ i W - 1 w B, «.- 1 r S, ■ m Suggs, George Summey, Lowell C. Suzuki, Rumiko Tatman, Marianne 1 .lyliiT . Virginia E. Tevillian, Kevin R, Tharrington, Ricky L. Thomas. Wendy A. Thompson, Mike D. Tiernev, Suzi L. Tomlinson. Anthony D. Tonnacliff, MarcS. Class of 1982 241 Touart, Barbara E. Tyler. Claude M. Underwood, Frank E. Vance, Heidi C. VanLandingham. Carla Waddell. Stuart Wagoner. Craig D. Wagner. Robert E. 242 Walker. Joey A. Wallace. Timothy A. Walton. Willie M. Warren, Daniel L. Warren, Henry C. % Watson, Rickie F. Wentz. Pam L. Whitby, Kenneth M. White. DoraT. White. Jay W. White, JoAnnc I. Whitehead. Monica L. Class of 1982 243 Whitehurst. Yedail White. William Wicker, Jennifer A. [ V i Wilhide, David B. Williams. Marion A Williams. Stanley H. 244 Wood, David L. Wood, Ronald K Yangcharoenying, Suthep Zeinali, Hamid Zilg. Diane M. Davis, Charles Davis, Myra 245 Glimpses of days gone by photographs appearing on these pages were made by the late Joel C. Holland of Murfreesboro on July 5, 1949. just two years after the college re-opened from being closed during World War II. The negatives were found earlier this year by Mrs. Holland, who donated them to the Murfreesboro Historical Association. They are reproduced here with the permission of Mrs. Holland and the local historical group. Another view of McDowell Columns as it appeared in 1949 with a better view of the East Wing. This portion of the building was removed in the mid- 1960s. Prior to the construction of Whitaker Library, the East Wing housed the library in addition to a cafeteria and classrooms. This photograph was made from in front of McDowell Columns and depicts the roadway which approached the building. The area is now- used as a parking lot and the three residence halls for men. A shot from what is now center campus shows the old President ' s Home which stood in an area now occupied by Robert Marks Hall. Also noted in the photograph is one of the rose arbors. 246 Historical McDowell Columns is shown as it ap- peared in 1949. On the left, the old ivy-covered East Wing may be viewed along with one of the cottages and the bell tower. The Columns building was then painted blue and white. Pine Walk as it appeared in 1949. This photograph was made in the area of the present President ' s Home . Many of the pine trees remain to line the paved walkway. 247 1980-81 Student Directory Sophomores A Abdah. Imad Mahmud Cumberland College Lebanon. TN 37087 Adell, Sheila PcachlreeCt. Apt. 37 Ahoskie. NC 27910 Albertson. Flovd Herman 114 Bank St. Suffolk. VA 23435 Alexander. Sharon Lvnn 403 East Queen Si. Edenlon. NC 27932 Allison. Denise Marie 112 Pender St. Suffolk. VA 23434 Al Zayyat, Maher Ahmed AlSharhabeerSc. Al-Nogra. State of Kuwa Anderson. Ernest Allen Rt ; 126 Vanceboro, NC 28586 Arai. Masavoshi(Mikc) No. 20. Kuve Doctor Navab Jay Shah. Isfahan. Iran .Armstrong. Jeffrey Thomas 423 Hollv Dr Jacksonville. NC 28540 Arnetle. Jon Richard Rt 3 Dillion.SC 29536 Arrington. Michael Anthony Rt, 2. Box 47 Madison. VA 22727 Atkins. Keith Mitchell 611 W, 38th St. Norfolk. VA 23508 Atkmson.Sharee Carol Rt. 3. Box218 Petersburg. VA 23803 Atwell. Calvin Keith Rt, 3. Box 388 Rochelle. VA 22738 B Barnes. Theresa Lvnn 2913 Duke of York Dr, Chesapeake. VA 23321 Banks. Sharon Frances 1649 Chesapeake Dr Chesapeake, V A 23321 Barber. Kenneth Ray 1313 YeadonRd. Chesapeake. VA 23324 Bassctl. Ronald Greg Rt. 1. Box 290 Ocean City. MD 21842 Beaman. Lisa Carol 1228Kamichict Vir,ginia Beach. V A 23451 Belch. Judy Carol Rt. 2. Box 140 Conway. NC 27820 Bell. Kathleen Marie 43 Beth Ellen Dr Lewisburg. PA 17837 Belmonte. Roy Nichols 616 Temple Ave. Emporia. VA 23847 Bess. Rodney Owen 2804GordanSt. Hopewell. VA 23860 Bishop. John Raymond 28 AshlevSt. Sumter. SC 29150 Blackwell. Lawrence Stewart 1485 Old Durham Rd Roxboro. NC 27573 Blubaugh. JonMargue P o Box246 Boykins. VA 23827 Boone. Charlotte Vennattia Rt. 2. Box 106 Gates. NC 27937 Boone. Sarah Marie Rt. 1. Box 50 Gates. NC 27937 Boortalary. Forood 1919N, DanielSt.. Apt. 304 Arlington. VA Borrell. ' Andrew James. Jr 97 Franklin St. Roanoke Rapids. NC 27870 Borrell Clifton David 140 VanceSt. Roanoke Rapids, NC 27870 Borsch, Michael A. Box 800 Williamsburg. VA 23185 Boyce. Hope A. Box 7 Tyner. NC 27980 Boyens. Kahla Rene 102 Vine Havelock. NC Bracy. Anthony Roger 103 EdgewoodDr. Ahoskie. NC 27910 Braish. Bassem Farid RahedAl Salem St. Al-Nakib Bldg. Sefect Store. Kuwait Brasie. Rebecca Gay 9113SouthwickSt. Fairfax. VA 22031 Braxton. Kathy Louise Rt. 2. Box7 B N Pittsboro. NC 27312 Brett. Howard Stanley. Jr. 222 Woodridge Dr. Murfreesboro. NC 27855 Brewer. Everett L. 2701 North Ave. Richmond. VA Bridgewaler. Benme Rl. 6. Box 409 B Richmond. VA 23231 Brilt. Julie Ann 103 Forest Circle Murfreesboro. NC 27855 Brown. Ronald Ellis Rl 4. Box 29 Anilrews. SC 29510 Buffalcie, Barry Dewitt ll.O ' l South St. Durham. NC 27707 Bunche. Terre Denise 1509 B Burgundy St, Raleigh, NC 27610 Burke. Grady Pierce II 123 Marshall Circle Greenwood. SC 29646 Burke. Susan M. 2003 Denis Ave. Silver Spring. MD 20902 Butler. Donna Renee Rt 2. Box 274 Lillington. NC 27546 c Canadv. Larry Vernell Rt. 9. Box 104 Kinston. NC 28501 ■al.Su I 57 iFav Milford. V A 22515 Carter. Lori C. 564 N. Coles Ave. Maple Shade. NJ 08052 Carter. Teresa A 6913 LakewavDr, Mechamcsvilie. VA23111 Carter. Valerie 1323 23rd St. Newport News. VA 23185 Carter. Wesley Hicks Rt, 1. Box 12A Milford. VA 22514 Gary, Jonathan L. 217 N.GordanSt. Alexandria. VA 22304 Caviness. William R. Jr. 1600MorgantonDr.. Apt. 4 Fayetteville, NC 28305 Chasteen. William Fred. Jr. 727 Caswell Beach Rd. Southport. NC 28461 Childress. Thomas Reid 1603MelindaDr. AltaVista, VA 24517 Coates. Everette Franklin Box 614 West Point. VA 23181 Cobb. Andre Allen Box 381 Raeford. NC 28376 Coles. Burgest Rt 1. Box 125 Hopkins. SC 29061 Collette. Earlyne F 1311 Moton Place Raleigh. NC 27601 Collins. Brenda Lee Rt 1. Box 81 E Marshville. NC 28103 Cook. Michael Lee 431 Ridge St. Honesdale. PA 18431 Cooke. Sarah D. Copeland. Tina Marie 2027 Kilby Ln. Suffolk. VA 23434 Cornatzer. Jeff Lvnn Rt.4 Mocksville, NC 27028 Corser. William Michael 5332 Manning Rd. Charlotte. NC 28213 Creswell. CharlesC 340CircleviewDr Shelby. NC28150 Crowder. Joseph Newkirk Rt 1 Garner. NC 27529 Culp. Carol Lynn Box 208 New London. NC 28127 Currier. James Chfford 404 Longwood Terrace Roxboro. NC 27573 Curry. Thomas H. Box 422 Rich Square. NC 27869 Cutrone. Carmen Robert 4920 Morro Blvd. Portsmouth, VA 23703 D Dalton. William Moser Rl 1. Box 242 Eden. NC 27288 Daniels. Henry Hallet 7 10 Stokes St. Ahoskie. NC 27910 Da els. Lis Rt. t76 Enfield. NC 27823 looke. Stephen R 14 Langlev Ave, Newport News. A 23601 Davenport. Bern Ij. 415 Franklin Dr Murfreesboro. NC 27855 Daves. Richard Duane Rt, 2. Box 128 Shelby. NC 28150 Davies. Lloyd Evan 8029 W. Mt. Bella Rd. Richmond. VA 23235 Davis. Freddie H, 103 South AmitySt Morganton. NC 28655 Davis. P. Wayne Rt 3. Box 229 Apex. NC 27502 Davis. Rory Curtis 16RouseSt Honea Path. SC 29654 Dean. David Blackham 401 Jackson St Roanoke Rapids. NC 27870 Dearborn. Charlene Lvnn 912 Marbrook Ln. York. PA 17404 Drllart. Kaihv Lvnn Rt 1. Box49h Stoneville. NC 27048 Dekle. Jonathan O l907SedgeritldDr Kinston. ' NC28501 Delano. Mark P. 1459 Dewberry St McLean. VA 22101 Dickerson. Richard Dennis 50106 Green Oak Dr Durham. NC27712 Diffee. Darryl Lewis Rt 1. BoxB Churchroad. V A 23833 Dixon. Sandra Mane 344 Hunter St. South Macon Ex. Jesup. GA 31545 Dize. Alice Hamner 17 Ames St Onancock. VA 23417 Dorris. Patrick William 1037EwellRd. Virginia Beach. VA 23455 Douglas. Judy Lashell 1305 Boykin Ave. Sanford. NC 27330 Douglas. Mark Edward P O Box 132 Norge. VA 23127 Downie. George Robert 3 Providence Sq- Greenville. SC Drake. Michael William StarRt 1. Box 13 B Jackson. NC 27845 Draper. Barbara Jean 210 Spring St. Emporia. VA 23847 Duckies. John Lawrence 44 Countrywood Dr. Morris Plains. NJ 07950 Duley. Michael Van 4507 Sanders Ln. Catharpin. VA 22018 Eben. Lynne Allyson Box 12 Harrellsville. NC 27942 Edwards. Joev A. Rt 2. Box207-A Walstonburg. NC 27888 Elmore. Belinda Joyce Box 67 Deep Run. NC 28525 Emangitil. Bennv Michael Box419FallalopL ' lithi Yap ECl 96943 Emorv. Scott Lassiler Box 1 72 Rich Square. NC 27869 Ezeh. Ifcanyi Felix NoscoLld. 67 Hospital Rd. Box 1448 Aba. Imo. Nigeria azzi. Joseph Anthonv 30 Wheatland Dr, Hampton. VA 23666 248 Fleming Nancy C. Rl, 3. Box 189 Littleton. NC 27850 Fleming. Patricia A, 40 Greentrce Dr. W. Chester. PA 19380 Fletcher, David G Rt 3. Box235R Glen Allen. V A 23060 Forehand. Michelle Gray 206 Colony Rd. Newport News. V A 23602 Fortune. Floyd Edward Box 61 Bowling Green. V A 22427 Fortune. Timothy B. 511 Watson Thomasville. NC 27360 Foust. Kevan Box 3704 404 lOlhSl. Gibsonvillc. NC 27249 French. Judith Gay 152 Lynn Haven Ave. Henderson. NC 27536 Gambrcll. William E. 3034 LynnhavenDr, Virginia Beach. VA 23451 Rl. 1. Box 108 Huger. SC 29450 Gardiner. Martin Larry Rt. 1. Box 416 M Roanoke Rapids. NC 27870 Gardner. Michael G. 2828 Benchory Rd. Winter Park, FL 32792 Garrett. Clyde Blaine P.O. Box 37 Victoria. VA 23974 Ghaffari. Farhad Eigenhaven Ave, ShadmehrSt. lehran. Iran Ghods. Mohammad 1425 Rhode Island Ave. NW Washington, DC 20005 Giandonato. Carol Gail Hartford Rd. Delran. NJ 08075 Gilliam. Krishna Phvlhs P O Box 412 Windsor. NC 27983 Glover. Frederick Kenneth Rt, 1. Box 330 Hope Mills. NC 28348 Goodwin. Kenneth Earl 4215CliffordSt, Portsmouth, VA 23707 Goodwyn, Richard Edward Rt 1. Box 4 Disputanta. VA 23842 Gordon. Jeff Gaile 322 Matthews Mint Hill Rd Matthews. NC 28105 Gore. Jacqueline Wilehmenia Rt. 2. Box355-B Supply. NC 28462 Gorse. Deborahjean 4 Kearney Ave, Harriman, NY 10926 Goss, Nikkijan 1810 Euclid Rd, Durham. NC27713 Graham. Joni Sheree 205 Lakeview Ave Colonial Heights. VA 23834 Graham. Lloyd Curtis 316 East Central Maxton. NC 28364 Grant. Michael 2516 Bennett Yard Rd Charleston Heights. SC Green. Anthony Lynn 8 Evelyn Ct Front Royal. VA 22630 Greer. James Rt 1. Box 39 Aulandcr. NC 27805 Greer. Phvlhs D Rt 1. Box 550 Aulander. NC 27805 Greggs. William Keith Rt 1. Box 79 West Point. VA 23181 Gregory. Bertha Teresa P O Box 43 Camden. NC 27921 Griffin. Leslie Kim 1212 Morning Glory Ave. Durham. NC27701 ' Grissett. David Rt 1. Box 216 Ash. NC 28420 Grulke. Donald L 624 N. Willcy Seaford. DE 19973 H Hailey. Kandy Lynn 413 Patriot Ln. Chesapeake. V A 23325 Hall. Gary 831 Locust St, Herndon,VA 22070 Hall, James A 801 Peyton St. Raleigh, NC 27610 Hamilton, Patrick Alexandei Naicra P. O, Gloucester Co. V A 23122 Hankinson. Donna Lanier 8410DanfordCt. Springfield. VA 22152 Harbour. Norman Wayne 3560 Beechmont Dr. Newport News. VA 23602 Hardenstine. James Robert 602 Persimmon Ct. Severna Park. MD21146 Harper. Hannah L, 626PeachtreeSt. Rocky Mount. NC 27801 Harrell. Ray Overton iDr Murfreesboro. NC 27855 larris. Ronwood Lyndale 2708 Bromley St, Raleigh. NC 27610 larris. William Leo P O Box 34 Collegeville. PA 19426 larrison. Steve Leon 509 Center St. Rocky Mount. NC 27801 lartwell. Andrea C. 224 Grove St. Charleston.se Ha . Dii 107 1 Suffolk. VA 23434 Hawkins. Nathaniel Rt.2. Box 189 A Warrenton. NC 27589 Hayes. MichaclJ. 1816 Porter Ave. Suitland . MD 20023 Hedrick. Jeremiah E. P O, Box 94 Sedalia. NC 27342 Hcinritz.ColenC, 782 Dividing Rd. Severna Park. MD21126 Heisinger. Thomas R. P. O Box 155 Windham. NC Hendrix. Cindy Ann Rt. 1. Box 109 A Hobbsville. NC 27946 Herbin. Robin Rt. 3. Box 45 Ahoskie. NC27910 Hill. Daniel Franklin Rt. 2. Box 79 A Rockingham. NC 28379 Hill. Garmi W 3018 Walsh St Winston Salem. NC27107 Hill. Samuel Rt. 3. Box 117 Windsor. NC 27983 Hilton. James William 511 GlcnvicwRd. Enfield. NC 27823 Hinds. Randy E. Rt. 2. Box 372 Trinity. NC 27370 Hipp. Jon W 3243 High Land Fairfax. VA 22031 Hoff. Bruce E. RD2. Box 422 Coopersburg. PA 18036 Hogan, Noreen Elizabeth 121 Troy Hills Rd. Whippany, NJ 07981 Hoggartl, Gay Melody Rt- 2, Box 142 Colerain, NC 27924 Homsher, Christine E. 5340 Bosworth Rd Virginia Beach. VA 23462 Howell. SandraJ. 636 Woodland Dr. Murfreesboro. NC 27855 Hudson. Alison Bridget Rt. 3, Box 172 Virgilina. VA 24598 Huffman. Lisa Ann 2705 Campbell Rd. Raleigh. NC 27606 Hughes. Priscilla 5 20 Georgetown Rd. Jacksonville, NC 28540 Humphrey. Debbey Rt. 3. Box 567 Ma . VA Humphries, Kim Renee 408 Gilbert St, Hampton, VA 23666 Hunter, Mark Jon 525 Ludlow Lawrenceburg, IN 47028 Jackson, Brcnda Lee P, O, Box 17 St, Stephens, VA 23148 Jackson. GaffneyJ. 2152TillmoreSt. Charleston. SC Jackson. MarcisJ. 104 N. Perry St. Hertford, NC 27944 Jackson, Sylvia Ann P O. Box 198 Drakes Branch, VA 23937 Jackson, Wayne Russell Rt, I, Box 124 Kinston, NC 28501 Jarrett, George. Ill Star Route. Box 169 Waverly. VA 23890 Jenkins. Eugene Cooke P O. Box 271 Aulander. NC 27805 Jennings. MaudieMae P O Box 16 Pendleton. NC 27862 Jernigan. Richard E, Rt 1, Box 41 Woodland. NC 27897 Jeter. Gayla Rt. 1. Bp.xSO Ivor. VA 23866 Jewell. Jeffrey Alan 32Shurtleff Ave. South Pans. Maine 04281 Johnson. Annette Rt. 3. Box 120 C Hertford. NC 27944 Johnson. Glenda M 5999Clearspring5Rd, Virginia Beach, VA 23462 Johnson, James Harold 1 725 Joi Circle Rithmond, VA 23228 Johnson, Linda Faye Rt, 1, Box 605 Dudley, NC 28333 Jones. Junius UaylLinwood Rt. 2. Box 441 D Hopewell. VA 23850 Jones, Penelope W. 100 S, Granville Edenton, NC 27932 Joyce, GaryGorden 315 Letcher Ave, Lexington. V A 24450 Joyncr. Brcnda Cornelia Rt 1. Box 130 B Murfreesboro. NC 27855 joyner. Reubenjohn Rt. 4. Box 286 Tarboro, NC 27886 K Kayea. Sam E. Box 192 Liberia Keen. Nancy Lee 8800 Brook view Ct. Raleigh. NC 27612 Keenan. Sherry A. 66 Springbrook Rd, Springfield, NJ 27081 Keene. DarleneJ. Rt. 3. Box 128 Ahoskie. NC 27910 Kellam. Ann Willis Box 25 Onley. VA 23418 Kello Antoinette Lee Rt 1. Box 377 Courtland. V A 23837 Kilbourne. Andrew C. 612TwintreeRd. Salisbury. MD 21801 Kirkland. David Wilson P. O, Box 407 Boykins. VA 23847 Knight. William Jeffery Rt. 1. Box 240 D Bethel. NC 27812 Kovacs. David Arthur 212 Caisson Rd Hampton. VA 23669 Lacuna. Stephen P 301 Pendleton Dr Greensboro. NC 27409 Laney. Steven B, 3722 Litchfield Rd, Charlotte, NC 28211 Laudenslagcr.JohnD Rt. 3. Box 484 Stafford. VA 22554 Lawson. Keith Randall Rt 1 Lawsonville. NC 27022 LeBreux. Diane 924 Morgan Trail Virginia Beach. V A 23462 Lee. Erica Anne High St. Gatesville. NC 27938 Lee. Larry P. RD 3. Box752A Milford. DE 19963 Leman. David Paul Rt 1 Box 378 Waldorf. MC 20601 Lennon. Felicia Kaye 2413 Owen St, Durham, NC 27703 Leong, Jane P, 5000 Lafayette St, Hopewell, VA 23860 , Wii 113 North Ave. Hopewell. V A 23860 Love. Heathers. 121 12 Augusta Dr. Glen Dale. MD 20769 Lumpkins. Robert K 3 Colonial Apt. Rockville. ND 20852 M McDaniel. Gregory Wayne 4304 Whitney Charleston. SC 29405 McDaniels. Clifton E Rt. 6. Box 258 Elizabeth City. NC 27909 McDaniels. Woody Ross Rl. 6. Box 258 Elizabeth City. NC 27909 McGinnis. MichaelJ Pcnna Ave. Central Hall. PA 16828 McLaurin. Chris Ann 918E. Elm St. Goldsboro. NC 27530 MacKenzie. William David 6 Gloria Ct. Hampton. VA 23666 Maher. Richard R. Jr. 400BertminSt, Johnstown. PA 15904 Mahmoud. Abdelrehman Ahmed Cumberland College Lebanon. TN 37087 Maluwelmeng. Simon S. Falalop Woleai Yap. ECI 96943 Mandra. KimberlyS. 205 Perry Dr, Moorestown. NJ 08057 Maness. Charles (Chuck) Robertsoi 529RapidsSt. Roanoke Rapids. NC 27870 Maness. Joseph Grant Rl. 1. Box 53 Garbage. NC 28327 Mangas. Louis G. Rt,2, Boxl56-A Zebulon. NC 27597 Mangum. Dwight Thaddeus HI Shady Hill Dr Roxboro. NC 27573 Mann. Janet Leigh 1600 Forest Dr. Elizabeth City, NC 27909 Massoomzadeh, Massood 89 AvosacdSt. Tehran. Iran Matos.JoseR. Cond Villas del Mar Este Apt. 11 L Isla Verde Mayo. Danny Freeman Box 44 Aurora. NC 27806 Mclvin, Delbert Earl 2238 Alic Ave OxonHill. MD 20021 Midgett. Kaye Wrenn Box 129 Rodanthe. NC 27968 Midiri. Tina Marie 25l6CHanninDr Wilmington. DE 19810 Millen. Steven 216South49thSt. Philadelphia. PA 19139 Miller. Cynthia 608 Cardiff Rd. Virginia Beach. VA 23455 Mintz. John Edward 476 Coleman Ave. Orangeburg. SC 291 15 Moloney. Thomas Milton Buckingham Farm Chestertown. MD 21620 Moore. Mark Roberts 4214 Selkirk Dr Fairfax. VA 22032 Moore. Michael Todd 106 Woodland Rd Roanoke Rapids. NC 27870 249 Moran. Gerp, ' Ann 5806 Kenncu Pike Cenierville.DE 19807 Moslcv, Elton Wright St Burgaw, NX 28425 Mosrlv. Teresa Rt 1, Box 6 Triplet. VA 23886 Murphy. Allan R- Rl.2. Box 680 McLeansville. NC 27301 Murphv. Michael R- 64CE Penny Dr. Walkill. NY 12589 Mv . Alo N Naff. Joanna 2120 Lovers Ln. Wilmington. DE 19810 Nelson, Karen Ruth 349 W. Palmyra Dr. Virginia Beach. VA 23462 Newbern. Michele Rt 1. Box 14dF Como. NC 27818 Ne n Wa Phillips. William Lvie Rt. 1. Box 385-1 Greenville. NC 27834 Phoenix. Kenneth L. Rt 2. Box 46 A Prince George. VA 23875 Pishner.Jeffery Bryan 5719N. 25 St. Arlington. VA 22207 Plvler. Deborah Ann P O Box 658 Atlantic Beach. VA 28512 Poole. Kenneth W. Rt. 2. Box45 A Aviett. VA 23009 Newsome. Donald Alvin 1000 Everett Ahoskie. NC 27910 Newton. Charles Mayo Rt 1 New Canton. VA 23123 Nichols. Jeff D. 900 4th St DelawarcCity.DE 19706 Norman. Michael A. 411 Hemphill Brevard. NC 28712 Norman. Phvllisjcan Rt 1, Box 66- A Sunburv. NC 27979 Iwen. Paul Dixon 110 Mayflower Or Greensboro. NC 27403 Iwens. Barry Kent 2408 Ketch Rd. Virginia Beach, VA 23451 Page. William Kemper 512N. Park St. Mullins.SC 29374 Parkin. Charlcne P. O. Box 763 Beaufort. NC 28516 Partin. Charles Henry 211 Madison Cape Charles. VA 23310 Patrick. Scotlyn Patricia 208 Brookletts Ave Easton. MD 21601 Paul. Mary Beth 624 Pincy Point R l Virginia Beach. V A 23452 Payne . Ola V : 10 Spotsylvania. VA22 Peoples. William H. Jr. Rt. 2. Box 167 C Bear Creek. NC 27207 53 . Cha sEdu 433 Earl Alexandria. VA 22314 Perry. William Michael l«fi Hawthorne Dr. Wiiuhesler VA 22601 Phillips Kenneth Allen Kl I B..S :1K5 I Gieennlle. NC2783I Clii . NC Powell. William Lawson. 11 338 Sanders Dr. Portsmouth. VA 23701 Price. Beverly Matoka Rt.4. Box 667 Mebane. NC 27302 Pridgen. Kcnnethjames Rl, 3, Box 231 B Keysville.VA 23947 Prillaman. Jeffrey Donnell 5409 Forest OakesDr Greensboro. NC 27406 Pruden. MickelB. P O Box 250 Woodland. NC 27897 Pugh. William 506 E. Washington St. Lewisburg. West VA 24901 Purdy. Ann Linton Rt.l Gettysburg. PA 17325 Purgason. Donna R. p ' O Box 61 Winton. NC 27986 R Rainwater. JamesR. Jr. 3401 Vinton St. Hopewell. VA 23860 Redd. Kirk Rt.5. Box 33 Martinsville, VA 24112 Reese. Ernest Bryant 623 Pleasant St. South Hill. VA 23970 Revelle. Daniel Young Holly Hill Rd Murlreesboro. NC 27855 Reynolds. Denise Michelle 5316ThornburvLn. Virginia Beach. V A 23462 Revnijlds. Kelly Randolph FritzlecSt. Glasgow. VA 24555 Riccio. Pamela Ann 350 Success Ave. Bridgeport. CT 06610 Richartlson. Margaret E. P. O. Box 304 Cheriton.VA 23316 Rigsbee. Linda Kay 5204 Newhall Rci. Durham. NC27713 Robertson, Don W, 1833 l.awlon Bluff Rd, Matthews, NC; 28105 Robinson, Donalds 13l6()akmont Place Norfolk, V A 23513 Rose, Mil hael Darin 371 Franklin Dr Murlreesboro, NC 27855 RovalJ Mike 4876 Woody Mill Rd Greensboro. NC 27406 Royals. Ronnv Fritls Rt 4. Box i3 Irinilv NC 27370 Saleh. Samir Mohammad K Cumberland College Lebanon. IN 37087 Sanders. Karen Helene 1514 Rhem Ave. New Bern. NC 28560 Sanders. Steve Frank 1514 Rhem Ave. New Bern. NC 28560 Sanderson. David Herbert Rt.l Harrells, NC 28444 Schmitt. William 120EyerlyAye. Pt. St. Lucie. FL 33452 SchuU.JodyJohn CoxsNeckRd. Chester. MD 21619 Schultz. Robert M Rt. 1 Sayre. PA 18840 Scott. William Anthony 1205 Hazelnut Dr. Raleigh. NC 27610 Sewell . Richard P. O Box 134 Earl. NC 28038 Sexton. Warren G. 303 Holly Hill Rd Murfreesboro. NC 27855 Seymour. Jack David 4911 Redwood Dr Favettevillc. NC 28304 Shekoohi. Shahram P O Box 1069 (Jamestown College) Jamestown. ND 58401 Sidney. Deborah Renae Rt. 2. Box 74 Oxford. NC 27565 Sieber. Navarre Patricia 7460 Plantation Rd, Plantation, FL 33317 Simmons. Jane Rose Rt.4. Box 86 Waverly. VA 23890 Smalls. Karen Lynn 702 West 4th St. North St. Summerville.se 29438 Smallwood. Tanya M- Rt 1. Box 239 B Windsor. NC 27983 Smith. Keith Earl Rt 1. Box518 Trenton. NC 28585 Smith. Kenneth M. 130 Mercer Ave. Wilmington. NC 28405 Smith. Keva Renaee 306 Slenn Ave. Winston-Salem. NC27105 Smith. Larry P- O- Box 86 Aulander. NC 27805 Snow. Richard Troy P O. Box 329 Haw River. NC 27258 Sowell. Wandajean 115 Pecan Dr. Murfreesboro. NC 27855 Speight. Jeffrey Joseph Waterworks Rd. Wilson. NC 27893 Sperlazza. Raymond Clayton Rt 2. Box 114 B Toronto. Ohio 43964 Spivcy. Donna W. Norfleet .Ave. Kelford. NC 27847 Stafford. John Sylvester 804 Tender Place Shelby. NC 28150 Stanley. Lawrences. .Jr. 1301 Earl Dr. Wilmington. NC 28405 Stanton. James EdwartI Rt 1 . 117 Clio. SC 29525 Stephens. Donnie 111 N SulSt |esup. GA 31545 Siokes, Brenda G Rt 2. Box 645 Wilhamston. NC 27892 Stoneham. Paul Derrick Riverside Box 88 Lively. V A 22507 Strickland. Daryl 1520 Clark St. Rocky Mount. NC 2780 1 Stukes. Larry A. 101 Charter Dr Wilmington. NC 28403 Sumter. MaliciahVince 33NialgaSt. Charleston.se 29405 Sutton. Steven Douglas 601 Union St. Murfreesboro. NC 27855 Sweeney. David Michael 15792 Crocus Ln. Dumfries. VA 22026 Sweeney RobertJ. 100 Knickerbocker Belle Meade. NJ 08502 Swientoniewski. Judy Suzani 135 Deborah Dr. Suffolk. VA 23434 Cheriton.VA 23316 Taylor. Merian Catherine Liberty St. Onancock. VA 23417 Taylor. Susan E. Box 24 Coats. NC 27321 Thomas. Larry Covie 832 Alma Dr. Norfolk. VA 23518 Thornton. Richard Preston 1002 LongviewDr. New Bern. NC 28560 Thweatt. William Franklin P O Box911 Lexington. SC 29072 Tice. Theodore Even 1029 Decatur Rd Jacksonville. NC 28540 Tighe. Mike J. 327 W. 26th St. Erie. PA 16308 TiU.s. James E. 18 Rawley Place Millburn.NJ 07041 Twitty. Amos Lee Rt. 2. Box 72 HeathSprings.se 29038 Tyler. Herbert Marion. Jr 505 Bailey Ave. Smithfield.VA 23430 Tyler. Terri Michelle Rt. 3. Box 237 Raeford. NC 28376 U LImphlette. Cheryl 1420GreenwayRd, Suffolk. VA 23434 Underwood. Mitchell Davis 120 East McNiell Red Springs. NC 28377 Urianto. Andrew Herlus Outer Islands High School Falalpop. I ' hthi 96943 V 4(18 Mango Dr. Virginia Beach. V A 23452 Vaughan. AnnShelton Bix 13 Wincisoi NC 23487 ,„,, lh..injsKarl 1,7 lii.mloul Rd. Wliipp.iin. NJ 07981 iiison. Babeite |anr 54 3 Mail St Clayton. NC 27520 Vinson. Faith Rt 1. Box 195 Murfreesboro. NC 27855 W Waits. John Mark 10364 Medlock Brid.ge Rd. Duluth.GA 30136 Wakiyama. Shigcko 20-7 Kasunoki-cho Sasebo. Japan Walslon. Douglas 5033 12th St.. NE Washington. DC 20017 Ward. Richard A. Box 396 Eastville. VA23347 Washington. Arthur Lee 3533 Atlanta St. College Park. GA 30337 Watson. Jeffrey Alan Box 71 Atlantic. VA 23303 Watson. Lynn Ann 1434 Todd Ln. B 17 Hampton. V A 23666 Weikel. Denise Marie 111 Beaufort Dr Havelock.NC 28532 Weir. Kathryn 49 Elmbrook Dr Stamford. CT 06906 Wells. Gary Martin Rt 1 Turkey. NC 28393 Wheelhousc. Karen Sue 508CakenDr. Virginia Beach. V A 23432 White. Donald Allen Rt.2. Box 129 Georgetown. DE 19947 White. J. Gregory 107 Timberline Newwark. DE 19711 Whitley. Sharon Elaine Rt. 2. Box M303 Cla . NC2 520 Whittenton. Ben Sampson 1004 North McKay Ave. Dunn. NC 28334 Williams. Benson A. Rt.2. Box 368 A Grifton. NC 28530 . Brenda Joyce Rt. 1. I 223 Littleton. NC 27850 Williams. Gloria Jean Rt. 1. Box 141 A Castalia. NC 27816 Williams. Jeffery Nordan 1210 Camden Rd. Fayetteville. NC 28306 Williams. Simon Louis Rt. 1. ; 135 e George. VA 23875 Williams. Steven Allen 4300 Vermillion Ave. olOOl Oxen Hill. MD 20021 Williams. Virginia 301 EdgewaterClubRd, Wilmington. NC 2 8401 Williamson. William Edward 200 Cambridge Ave. Alexandria. VA 22314 Williford. Angela Elizabeth Box 527 Windsor. NC 27983 Willis. Patricia Anne 6DeveronDr Poquoson. VA 23662 Wills, Cynthia Rt 3. Box 42 Hertford. NC 27944 Winter. Debra Ann 129 Hermitage Ril Newport News. A 23606 Wood. David Layne 7207 Quail Meadow Ln, Charlotte, NC 28210 250 W.i.nlaril. LisaGjVf S Church C:onway. NC 27820 Wright, Barbara Kav Ti ' lM.u-lisonSi K.Mnok. R,i|.i,K NC VVuKh. ,wonalle. Adcbola Muri I oFC Office Tonv Ociison Esscna. Box 51-47 Kuduna, Nigeria ' II. i hI I I L Wilkin 1,111.. K,.L, ■, : ( liui.liS Dallas t:-K(lil V„uns.JclfAla, Rl 2, Box 167 Laurel Hill, C28:i ' )l aisch, Leslie M, 1H08N. Ala iDr Zayval, Raed Ammcn Mn.svryofElec and Wa Box 12 Kuwait Zeigler, Ravfiekl A, 303 W, Broad Si, Palmyra. NY 08065 Zimmerman, Lerov,Jr, 2802 BainbridgeSi, Richinond. VA 23224 Freshman Abdulmumiru, Yusufu I 12. IbadanSt, Raduna. Nigeria Adkins, James 11425 Jefferson Ave,, Apt Nenporl News, VA 23601 Adkins. Keith Clarence Rl, 3. Box 333 Emporia. V A 23847 ■Agee. Dean Perry Virginia Beach, V A 23455 Baker. Michael Brewer P O. Box 27 Harrellsville.NC 27942 Baker. Timothy Duane P o. Box 14 Chocowinily.NC 27817 Banal. FouadSaado AllHamra Zargajordan Banic ' ak. Billy 14013OakDr. Chesapeake. V A 23321 Banks. Frederick Rav 27 D Baker Villa.gc Columbus, GA 31903 Banks. Kevin A. P, O, Box 239 Gloucesler. VA 23061 Barkley. Kenneth E. 2900 Sprucewood Dr. Durham. NC 27707 Barlow. Jon Bledsoe 6 Alexis Dr. Richmond, VA 23231 Barnes. John Earl P O. Box 114 Roxobel. NC 27872 Barren. William Anthony 803 Bradley St. Greensville. NC 27834 Barron. Cindy Colleen Rl, 2, Box223A Leesburg. VA 22075 Basnight. Vklinfrcd Rt, 2. Box 98 Moyock, NC 27958 Belle, Robert Porter 1512 PichardSl, Greensboro. NC 27401 ■nnelt. Myles Cumboro Rd. Selbyville.DE 19975 Benthall. Annette Virginia Rt. 1. Box 84 A Ahoskie.NC 27910 Bergey, Gwendolyn M, 736 Sherwood Ave, Waynesboro. VA 22980 Bess. Phillip Royce 204 Ma.gnolia St. Suffolk. VA 23439 Biser. KyleS. RD«84PinOakDr, Gettysburg. PA 17325 Black. Norman Lewis 8608 PappasWay Annandale, VA Blake. Donald R.. Jr. 10755 River Rd. Chesterfield. VA 23832 Blanchard. Teresa Owen Rt. 3. Box 479 Edenlon, NC 27932 Blanco, Jose Miguel 2177SW 13St, Mh .FL 33145 lell Bly. Linda Da Rt.2. Box 196 Franklin. VA Bobal. Nehl James 2709 Chester Forest Ct Virginia Beach. VA Bohr. Kimberly Lucille 2BairdDr Denville. NJ 07834 Bond. Curlisjerome 822TrovSt Ahoskie.NC 27910 4028 Old Hickory Rd. irfax. VA ..Juliet .All. iD Rl . Box 65 Louisa. VA 23093 Al-Arian. Khaled A, Box 5622 Raleigh. NC 27650 Albright. Ned 2034 Haves Dr. Rock Hiil.SC 29730 Alexander. Armelia Harrison St. P, O, Box 923 Oviedo, FL 32765 Allen. Brcnda Lee P O Box 192 Halifax. NC 27839 Allen. Henrv.Jr, 34 Donlev Dr Rome. GA 30161 Almond. Willliam Hen; 700 Kimball St. Norfolk. VA 23504 Al Zuyyat. Loay Ahmei SharhabeelSl. Kuwait Arigbe. Bobson G 23 1deraLn.. Lura L Lagos, Nigeria Armstrong. Thoressa Y 9284 Adelphi Rd, «; Adelphi. MD 20783 Artis. Shelia Denise 611 W. 38thSt, Norfolk. VA 23508 Askins. Robert Gregory 420BriltianRd Darlington.se 29522 Averv. DarrylJ, 634 .Second St. Morganton. NC2865! 505 John St Ashland. VA 23005 ass. Ronnie Earl 2908 Driftwood Dr. Durham. NC 27707 aslic. Richard Earl 90 Pheasant Ln. Willingboro. NJ 08046 atchelor. Jonathan Pecan Dr, Murfreesboro. NC 27855 aumgarner. Ricky Edward lOOTorringlonRd. Walhalla.SC 29691 axter. Marvin A. 1902 Boxwood Ave. Charleston Heights. SC 29405 J. Bryant. Na Rl. 1. Bi Capron. Buhner. Jo . Ro aid Rt Rutherglen.VA 22546 Boone. Ricky N Lombard! St. Richmond, VA 23220 Boone, Sandra 203 North Second Si, Murfreesboro, NC 27855 Boone. Terence L. Rl. 3. Boxl27V5 Ahoskie.NC 27910 Boone, lerri Denise Rl. 1. Box 50 Gates. NC 27937 Borders. Pamela Grace 13 Planters Wood Co. Hilton Headlsland.se 2792 Boughto 03 17 Mansfield Dr, Hampton. V A 23664 Beasley. Geor.ge Watson P, O, Box 127 Lake Waccamaw. NC 28450 Beasley. Ginger M. Rt, 2. Box2540B Pamplico.SC 29583 Beasley, Timmy Fulton Rt,2, Box 507 Dunn, NC 28334 Beaver, Anne Evans 3301 WilshireDr. Greensboro. NC 27408 Beierlc. Timothy Woods 25 Longview Rd, Newton, N) 07860 Belch, Winnie Jo Rt. 2. Box 140 Conway. NC 27820 Bell. John Brendon 4 3 Beth Ellen Dr Rl, 1, «55 West Point, VA 23181 Bovd, AmyE, 1009 Medlin Dr Ca , NC: 511 kadshaw, Bruce Richard 206 Harbour Master Hilton Head Island, SC 2995 Irann, Forrest M, P O, Box 194 Reedville.VA 22539 iraxton. Cynthia Rt 1. Box 368 Murfreesboro. NC 27855 ireneman. Steve Neil 3308 Osborne Rd. Chester. VA 23831 indgers. Linda Rs .rooks, Deloise Rl, 1, Box 21 Enfield. NC 27823 ;rorein. Peggy Margaret 17 Longview Dr, Whippanv.NJ 07981 Irowder. DaleG, 2413 Broad Bay Rd V irginia Beach. V A 23451 Irown. Franklin Delano 3805 Gail Dr. Rocky Mount. NC 27801 irown. James Derek 684 Washington Si Gary. NC 27511 Jrown, Linda Denise 800 Clinton St. DelawareCity. DEI 9706 Srown. Mary Alice Rt. 1. Box 236 Murfreesboro. NC 27855 3rown. Melinda Nell 702 Highland Ave. Charlottesville. V A 22903 Srown. Patricia Rt,3. Box 74 Ahoskie.NC 27910 Brown, William A, 531 W, Broad St Palmyra, NJ 08065 Browning. Jeffrey Paul 1848 Barnstable Rd. Clemmons, NC 27012 Bryant. Aubrey 2729Jamestown Ave. VA 23661 incy Elizabeth )x205 A VA 23829 an Elizabeth 3x338E Spring Hope. NC 27882 Bullock. Synard Orange Si, Fair Bluff, NC 28439 Burge.Jacquelyn 503 Georgetown Rd. Jacksonville. NC 28540 Burris, Harold 106 East Church Greer. SC 29651 Butcher. Gregory Dean 5405 Powderhorn Trace Virginia Beach. VA 23462 Bverlv, KirkJ. 625 Ben Now Dr, Vir,ginia Beach. V A 23462 Byrd. Harry Raymond P. O. Box 63 Coburn. VA 27640 Calder. Cara Anne Margaret 2004 FonDu LacRd, Richmond, V A 23229 Campbell, Allon Ray Rl 1, Box 170 Eure,NC 27935 Campbell. Maryjane , Rl. 2. Box 126 Conway. NC 27820 Capel, Kenneth O. 1009 New Hampshire Ave. Southern Pines. NC 28387 Carlino. James Francis Ark Road. RD 1 Medford. NJ 08055 riough, Karen E Carroll. Susan Lorraine 549 S. Rosemont Rd, Virginia Beach. V A 23452 Carter. John 19 Ferguson Ln. Newport News. VA 23601 Carter. Valerie Anita Rt. 3. Box 264 Axlon. V A 24054 Casper. Kathy M. nSymcamoreDr. Burlington. NJ 08106 Cassell. James Henrv 9722PlowlineRd. Randallstown. MD21133 Cassells. Michael V, 1115 Laurel Rd, Edgewater Park, NJ 08010 Chamblee. Allan McKinley 32 Pi 5718HU rSl. Br Philadelphia. PA 19131 , Do aCele Lewisburg, PA ibelh Bell.Sh P, O Box 8 Stuart. VA 24171 18 IrapperLn- Cenlereach. NY 117211 Brobsl. |ohn Randall 10710 Norman Ave. Fairfax. VA :e. NJ 07974 larneal. Michael Bruce 108 Lorraine Ave. Fredericksburg. V A 22401 :arneal.Oddie 1007 Holmes Ave, Charlottesville, V A 22901 oil. Luby D, Rl 1. , 102 Rl. 3. 9 7 Ahoskie.NC 27910 Chapman. Danny 2499JudsonSt, Memphis. Tenn 381 14 Cha ell. Carl Wa Rt. Gatesville. NC 27938 Chappell. LisaG. Rl 1. Box 34 Jarrall. VA 23867 Chaucer. Marsha Lynn 102 Aspen Ln. Jacksonville. NC 28540 Check, Susan E, 421 Henry St, South Amboy,NJ 08879 Chiba. Yoshiki 281-lOToyoshiki Kashim Chiba, Japan Chii . Dw 148 Community St. Sumter. SC 29150 Christian. Jeffrey Havnes MOQ2119 CampLejune. NC 29942 Clark. Alonzo Edward 118 Vi: iDr Ahoskie. NC 27910 Clark, Clifton C. 8 WesloverSl- Edenton.NC 27932 Clark. Kelly Hepler P. O. Box 398 Kilmarnock. VA 22482 Clayton. Kimberly Ashley 488 Sharp St. Virginia Beach, VA 23452 Clements, Brian Frederick 757 Carolina Rd, Suffolk. V A 23434 Cline. Philip 10 Maurice Ave. Portsmouth. VA 23701 Cloninger. Stuart C. Box 571 Paw Creek, NC28130 Coburn, Mindy Carol 4112BartSt, Portsmouth. V A 23707 Cockrall. Angala Rebecca 3416 WinsieadRd Rocky Mount. NC27801 Cole. James H. Rl. 1. Box 255 Four Oaks. NC 27524 Coleman. Andv Christopher 5204 W. Norfolk Rd- Portsmouth. VA23703 Coleman. Randolph K. Boxwell Ahavisia. VA2457I Cole enE, Wade, NC 28395 Box 54 Boydlon.VA 23917 Collins, Shaiiin 141 Market St Onancock. VA 23417 Conway. Robert Edward McCann Mill Rd. Polteriiville. N] 07979 251 Cooke. Stevie T. 204 Scmplc Farm Rd. Hampton, VA 23666 Coopfr. Ratherine Ann P O Box 193 Nashville. NC 27856 Cooper. Larry Donnell Rt 1. Box no Murfreesboro. NC 27855 Cotsimopoulos. Cathv 306 Mohican Ct Portsmouth. VA 23701 Cowan. Darryl Rt. 2. Box 195 Aulander. NC 27805 Cox, Tracy Ann Rt. 1, Box 192 Cove City. NC 28523 Cox. Yvonne D. Box 486 Grifton. NC 28530 Craven. William C. Ill Rt. 2. Box 41 Hot Springs. VA 24445 Creech. Carol Lynn 5725 Woodcrest Dr. Raleigh. NC 27603 Creech. Linda Rt. 1. Box 58 Seaboard. NC 27876 Cribb. Troy 900 East 7 th Roanoke Rapids, NC 27870 Critcher. Paige Elizabeth 11620Chalkley Rd. Chester. VA 23831 Crocco. Mary Beth 76 Malcolm Rd Mahwah. NJ 07430 Cross. Lillian Box 74 Gates. NC 27937 Cross. Myrtle Annette 149ChappeirsDr. Suffolk. VA 23434 Crossett. Dale 1409DorencCt, Hampton. VA 23663 Crow. Joseph Anthonv 1323 VintonSt. Richmond. VA 23231 Crowder. Michael 7404 Wickham Ave. Newport News, VA 23605 Curi rMii Rt 1. Box 470 Milford. DE 19963 Cuthrell. Christine 2201 Brittany Ct. Virginia Beach. VA 23454 Czerepak. Carl Michael 58 Hathaway St. Wallmgton.NJ 07057 D D Ambola. Michael 74 Trov Hills Rd Whippany. NJ Daniels. Chuck Edward Rt. 1. Box35A Merry Hill. NC 27957 Darden. Teresa W 407 South Main St. Suffolk. VA 23434 Daskalakis. Soterios 11 MoudanionSt. Aigaleo Attikis. Greece DAvanzo. Lawrence S 2539 Marymount Ln. Vienna. VA 22180 Davidson. Jeffrey L. P. O Box 302 Aulander. NC 27805 Davidson. Thomas Glenn 332 W Roanoke St, Richmond. VA 23225 Davis. Charles R Rt 1. Box 248 Rapidan. VA 22733 Da )avis. InderE. Rl I. Box 362 Roanoke Rapids. NC 27870 )avis. James M. 10 Hopkins Rd. Castle Hayne. NC 28429 lavis. James William Rt, 2 New Sharon. Maine 04955 lavis. Jerry Wayne 1305 Helen Ave. New Bern. NC 28560 lavis. Lisa A. Rt, I, Box 10 L Bowling Green, VA 22427 Dunlap. Johnny James 101 McGeeSt. Fort Mill. SC 29715 Du . Ha . Ma 3532 Sleepy Hole Rd. Suffolk. VA 23435 Davis. Myra 368 Franklin Dr. Murfreesboro. NC 27855 Davis. Ricky Box 127 Lake Waccomaw. NC 28450 Davis. Teresa A, Rt 4, Box 156 Raleigh, NC 27606 Dca. Denise Elizabeth Rt 1, Box 94 Hayes, VA 23072 Deans, Bennett Scott 1220 Jefferson Rd, Greensboro, NC 27410 Deans, Jim 4320 Meadow Wood Dr, Chesapeake, VA 23321 Deihl, Eric Box 131 Reedville, VA 22539 Denby, Berkley Thomas Rl 6, Box 144 Glen Allen, VA 23060 Diffec, Craig Wilson Rt. I. Box205B Church Road. VA 23833 Diguglielmo. Michael Eugene 6 Malvern Ave. Newark. DE 19713 Dmgus. James Lamar 8848 Chippenham Rd Richmond. VA 23235 Dixon. BettvJ lOIOS, 5th St Philadelphia, PA 19147 Dixon. Michael Anthonv Rt I. Box 134 F Dalzell.SC 29040 Dize.JancC 17 Ames St, Onancock, VA 23417 Dominquez, Gilbert R, c ' o Thomas Dey 512 WilreyCl Virginia Beach, VA 23452 Donovan, Robert K, 8210 Fulton Ave Margate, NJ 08403 Doughtie. Donna Y. 920 Overton St. Ahoskie, NC 27910 Douthett. Deon Alberto 675 Courtoandt Ave. Apt  7B Bronx. NY 10451 Doyle. A. Keith Westover Hills P O Box 688 Emporia. VA Drake. Mary Lou Rt 3. Box 300A Franklin, VA 23851 Drake, Robert C, l030FaubusDr. Newport News, VA 23605 Dudek. Todd Gary 112 Old Stafford Rd Talland, CT 06084 Duke, James Clifton 2972 Kings Highway Suffolk. VA Rt, 2, Box 34 Macon, NC 27551 Duong. Dung Tien (Paul) Box 1034 West Point. VA 23181 Eason. Steve 101 Poplar Ln Portsmouth. VA 23701 Edwards. Resa Rene Rt. 13.ShoallyCo, Rd. Spartanburg. SC 29303 Ehle. Christopher Patrick 316CapolRd Virginia Beach. VA 23462 Elliott. Yvonne Faith Rt. 2. Box 389 Kenbridge. VA 23944 Ellis. PalmVra E. 1208ShephardSt. NW Washington. DC 20011 Ellis. Roland Lawrence 420ld Wormley Creek Rd Yorktown. VA 23692 Engle. Leesa Ann 1802 Tragdon St. Greensboro. NC 27403 Etheridge. Johnny W Rt. 2 ' Box 97 Moyock. NC 27958 Eure. Nancy Box 98 Eure. NC 27935 Everette. Joyce Ann Rt 2. Box 162 Conway. NC 27820 Everton. Gregory Blake 1521 BlueRidgcRd. Chesapeake. VA 23322 Exum. Gregory Rt 2. Box 344 Tarboro. NC 27886 Fairlev, Devora S 201 East Spare St Hamlet. NC 28345 Fairley. Larry 1515 WillardSt High Point. NC 27260 Farmer. Keith Lee l9CrippenDr New Castle. DE 19720 Farrell. Lynette Rt. 1. Box 260 SS Hillsborough. NC 27278 Farsani. Arzhang 6437 Edsall Rd, 201 Alexandria, VA 22312 Fells, Wanda M. 4228 Vermont Ave, Alexandria VA 22304 Ferguson. Mark Eugene 1507 Milan St, Curham, NC 27704 Finch. Douglass, 1025 Eastward Dr AltaVista, VA 24517 Finney. Rebecca Rt.7. Box 156 A Mocksville. NC 27028 Fisher. James Howard 507 South West St. Petersburg, VA 23803 Fisher. Laura Rt,2. Box211-A Bellaire, Mich. 49615 Floyd. Hoge Allen, III Box 1 54 Belle Haven, V A 23306 Flythe, Rachel Box 54 Milwaukee, NC 27854 Forrester, Victor Blane 5857 Bennetts Creek Ln Suffolk, VA 23435 Fortune, Diane Lenora Rt, 1. Box 117 A Milford, VA 22514 Foust. Delbert K, 310 West Enterprise St Durham, NC 27707 Francis, Anthony Rt 1. Box I69C Murfreesboro. NC 27855 Frasier. David IIOOI SydelleDr. Richmond. VA 23235 Friend. Rick JColo alDr Jacksonville. NC 28540 Fugate. Rickie Lee 47l7CliffordSt. Portsmouth. VA 23707 Fulk. Sharon 107 Wynwood Dr. Jamestown. NC 27282 Furtick. Curtis HI Mulberry Beaufort. NC 28516 ell. AngellaSherilvnn Rl 1. : 156 Rose Hill, NC 28458 Futrell, Felix Anthony 108 Hazel St, Woodland, NC 27897 Futrell, Teresa 117 Pecan Dr. Murfreesboro. NC 27855 Gadson. Lewis Daniel 1325DunstonRd Cola. SC 29209 Gaither. Victor Aaron 1222Hillcrest Mocksville. NC 27088 Gallion, Janice Elizabeth Rt. I. Box 78- A Victoria. VA 23974 Gardine. Steven C 127 Summit Ave. Jersey City. NJ 07304 Garr. Donna Marie 48 Locust Ave. Locust, NJ 07760 Gaskins, Glenn Gregory 131 CSt, Suffolk, VA 23434 Rt 3, Box 252 C Raeford, NC 28376 Gates, Robert B l09NorthviewDr Goldsboro, NC 27530 Cause, Kent David P O Box 55 Myrtle Beach, SC 29577 Gay. Robert Allan 740 Brunswick Rd. Portsmouth. V A 23701 Gee. Frank John 110 26 55th Ave. Queens. NY 11368 George. Barry lli6Tatem Ave Portsmouth. VA 23707 George. Lestroy 3347 Baychestcr Ave Bronx. NY 10469 Giu-.. jnhnR 7i M.ipleSt S.Mncisworth, NH 03878 Ghallan, Farzad Eigcnhaven Ave, Shadmehr St, Tehran. Iran Giles. EmmaJ. Rt 1. Box 277 Sharon. SC 29742 Gillespie. Steve 5015 Shamrock Dr Raleigh. NC 27612 Gilliam. Donald E. 545 Forge Rd. Carlisle. PA 17013 Gilliam. Keith Vernell 1826 Cascade St. Fayetteville. NC 28301 Glover. Larry Donnell Rt 1. Box319F Hope Mills. NC 28348 Coble. RobertJ 55 Susan Dr Dallastown. PA 17313 Godwin. Jennifer 2726DumontDr. Greensboro. NC 27403 Godwin. Judith Ann Rt. 18. Woodridge Park Murfreesboro. NC 27855 Godw . Natalie 308 S. Layton Ave Dunn. NC 28334 iodwin. Scott Paul Rt 1. Box II Raphine. VA244; lonzalez. Oscar E, AvleNol9 20Ba . Norte De Santande Columbia Iraff.JohnE 457 Barceloi ch. VA 23452 Gray. Benson Darnell 1810 Franklin St. High Point. NC Green. GlendaFave 309 Paris Ave. Greenville. NC 27834 Green. Gerald W. 12 E Maple St. York. PA 17403 Green. Steven 6909 Baywood Dr. Raleigh. NC 27612 Greene. Teresa Ann Rt. 2. Box 210 A Clayton. NC 27520 Gregory. Carolvn I20EdgewoodDr, Ahoskie, NC 27910 Gregory, John Scott Rt Penhook, VA 24137 Cribble, John Charles 205 LongstreetRd Newport News. VA 23606 Griffin, Frances Elaine Rt. 2. Box 25 Roper. NC 27970 Grissom. Shervl .Annette Rt 2Boxl78-B Courtland. VA Croome. FrankJ 336 Powell Rd. Springfield. PA 19064 Cryb. Ehsc P O Box 599 Ne . NC H Hahlu. Abdullah A, c oA Iro General Hospit .Abuja. Nigeria Hall. Debrina P O Box 281 Murfreesboro. NC 27855 Hall. Kenny 2731 E, Meadow Dr Chesapeake. VA 23321 Hall. LayneTina P O. Box 1343 Kilmarnock. VA 22482 Hall.ShawndraE Rt. 2. BoxC-308 Clayton. NC 27520 Hamtil. James 9MoontviewRd, Morris Plains. NJ 07950 252 Hanieh, Ismail Faud Cumberland CoUf ge Lebanon. TN 37087 Hannewald. Deborah Lynne 233 Green Kemp Rd Virginia Beach. V A 23462 Hardin. Golber Lyn Rl. 8. Box 288 l.umberton. NC 28358 Harding. Priscilla Ann Rl, 1. Box 55 Branchville.VA 23828 Hardison. Annabel Lea Rl.2. Box 10 Plymouth. NC Harkrader, Thomas Wellesley Rl, 2. Box 262 Mineral. VA23117 Harp Joseph 607 Plum Si Vienna. VA 22180 Harrell. Gregory Pernell Rl 1. Box 54 A Harrellsvillc.NC 27942 Harrell. John 4203 Radcliffe Ln, Chesapeake, VA 23321 Harnotl, Cubit Manm Rl I. 156 Murrells Inlet. SC 29576 larris. Arthur R. P O Box453 Clinton. NC 28328 larns.John Marshall Rt, 1. Box 86 Elizabeth City. NC 27909 larris. Kathcrine Lynne 406 WalkinsSl. Emporia. VA 23847 . Nancie Ha 4037 WindymilleDr Portsmouth. V A 23703 Hawk. Thomas H 34ShotlburneDr. Wilmington. DE 19803 Hawkins. Jerri Lynn Rl 1. Box IIA Murfreesboro. NC 27855 Hawkins. John Curtis 3900 Cascade Dr Greensboro. NC 27410 Haygood. Timothy Titus 29I7CreekwoodDr, Salem. VA 24153 Heath. Bobby Odell 112 LakeviewDr, Greenville. NC 27834 Heath. Jeffrey Jay 1057 MeadowlarkRd, Harrisonburg. VA 22801 Hcllinger. Karen Lynn 616SamSneadRd, Virginia Beach. VA 23462 Hendrix. Cheryl Lee Rl, 2. Box 1208 Oviedo. FL 32765 Hensely. Roger Eugene P O, Box 521 Marion. NC 28752 Hertless. Donna M, 7709 Richie Ave, Richmond. VA 23229 Herlzig. MicnaclDale 277CartanRd, Hoptcong. NJ 07843 Heyward. Rose Marie 111 Jasper Dr Greenville.se 29605 Hicks. Marvin Rl 2. Box 186 A Enfield. NC 27823 Hicks. Richard Lee 1513 Rhyme St, Shelby. NC 28150 Hill. Isaiah Rl. 3. Box 117 Windsor. NC 27983 Hilton. David C P. O. Box 541 West Point. VA 23181 Hinton. Vanessa R 661 Antrim Dr 3A Newport News. VA 23601 Hinzman. Rebecca Kay 62 PleasanlonDr Dover. DE 19901 Hipp. Darren John 2036 Woodleaf Rd, Salisbury. NC 28144 Hobbs. Weldon Lee 607 E, Main St, Ml, Olive. NC 28365 Hodges. John Christie 39TisdaleRd, Searsdale.NY 10583 Hodges. SimuelWard 214 Spring Ave. Murfreesboro. NC 27855 Hoffman. Crystal Lynn 25 Horseshoe Curve Medford.NJ 08055 Hoggard. Gregory Rt. 3. Box 318 Windsor. NC 27983 Holden. Jacques Leon 9420 Six Forks Rd, Raleigh. NC Holland. Jack W Rt 1. Box 19 H Courtland. VA 23837 Holliday. William A .Jr Rt 1. Box II Jamesville. NC 27846 Holloman. Gwendolyn L, Rt 3. Box 55 B Murfreesboro. NC 27855 Holtackers, David Peter 32 Carnage Hill Poquoson. VA Hopkins. Darin 1024 Moravia S t, Winston Salem. NC Hopkins. Mollie L, Rt I. Box 239 Pinetown. NC 27865 Hopkins. William T. 332 Calvin Dr Franklin. VA 23851 Home. Jeffrey Wayne 14 Hub City CIS, Spartanburg. SC 29301 Houston. Gerald P. O. Box 189 Pink Hill. NC 28572 Howell. Robert Curtis Rt, 2. Box 197 Columbia. NC 27925 Hudgins. Terry Wayne P, O Box 52 Avvonia.VA 23004 Huffman. Patricia P. O, Box 433 Pink Hill. NC 28572 Hunkelc. Terry Ellen Rt. 1. Box 120 B Charles City. V A 23030 Hunnings. Chris M, 307 Clay St. Franklin. VA 23851 Hunnings. Markjamcs 307 Clay St, Franklin. VA 23851 Hunter. Gary Preston 509 West Grubb St Hertford. NC 27944 Huskins. James William Rt. 7. Box 177 Burnsville. NC28714 Hymon. Fernie nil Mulberry Beaufort. NC 28516 Ingram. Ruber Bernard 900 Washington St, Laurinburg. NC 28352 Jackson. Robin D. P O, Box 273 Port Tobacco. MD 20677 Jacobs. Hallie l413DunstonSt Columbia. NC 29209 Jacobs. Thomas Harold Rl 2. Box 12 Newport. NC Jackson. Carol l6ErtmanDr. Whippany. NJ 07981 James. Donna Sue 1406 Atlantic St. Wilson. NC 27893 Jandoli. Ray Mike 495 New Jersey Ave. Bricktown. NJ Jankans. Anthony 511 Schkill Ave, Reading. PA 19601 Jarratt. Sarah Elizabeth 14619 Cornwall Ln. Chester. VA 23831 Jefferson. Virginia Leigh Rl. I. Box 98 Chocowinily. NC 27817 Jernigan. LoraAnn P, O, Box 244 Lewiston. NC 27849 Johnson. Alan David 2266 Pleasant St. Winston Salem. NC 27107 Johnson. Aubrey 408 New Jersey Ave, Elizabeth City. NC 27909 Johnson. Brayland R Rl, 3. Box 174-1 RutherGlen. VA 22546 Johnson. Carl Rl 3. Box 337 Hartsville.se 29550 Johnson. Casper B, Rt, 2 Dunn. NC 28334 Johnson. Gail J, Rt, I. Box 62- A Tappahannock. VA 22560 Johnson. Michael D. 9606SonjoCt. Fairfax. VA 22032 Johnson. Robert H. 619 17th Ave. N, SurfsideBeach.se 29577 Johnson. Timothy Mack Rt 1 Chowan Beach Edcnton. NC 27932 Johnson. Wendy Ralenc 609 Spring Ave. Murfreesboro. NC 27855 Johnson. William C. 4400 WatcrburyRd, Raleigh. NC 27604 Jones. Aaron Maxie Rt 2. Box 132-A Vanceboro. NC 28580 Jones, Felicia R Rt. I. Box 159 Carrolllon. VA 23314 Jones. Theron P Rl. I. Box 185 Bayboro. NC Jordan. Denise Anne Rt, 1. Box 520 Tyner. NC 27980 Jordan. Kim P O Box 159 Branchville. VA 23828 Joyncr. Gregory Dow 105 MapleCt. Plymouth. NC 27962 Joy net. James Thomas. Jr. Oxford Orphanage Oxford. NC 27565 K Keel.Je Keen. Karenjune 214 Bcechwood Dr Suffolk. VA 23434 Keiter. Steve Lee 3347 WestburyDr. Columbus. Ohio 4322 1 Kelley. Diana L Rt, 605. Box 251 D Manguin. VA 23106 Kelly. Anthony D, 1011 Bell Rd Kinston.NC 28501 Kelly. Carolyn O, 845 West Pine Jesup.GA 31545 Kelly Houston R, 340 Anderson Greenville. SC Kelly. Robert G, Box 109 Crisfield. MD 21827 Kennedy. Charlie L. Rl 1. Box2l2B BlackStock.se 29014 Kinsley. Christine Ann 509 Kings Neck Cove Virginia Beach. VA 23452 KnapiJ. Jacqueline Marie Rt. 3. Aero Plantation Waxhaw. NC 28173 Knaresboro. DanielJ, 14015 Fortunes Ridge Midlothian. VA23113 Knox. George Edwin 835 Jefferson Ave, Rock Hill. SC 29730 Knox. Jeff L, Rt. 1. Box 176 Murrcllslnlel.se 29576 Kobayashi. Takeshi 4-10 eShimoKiia Ku Tokyo. Japan LaGesse. John Patrick 26 Harrison St, Deepwater. NJ 08023 Lampe. Brenda M. 737 Belladonna Ave, S, Egg Harbor. NJ082I5 Lane. Charles H, Rt, 1. Box 185 Jackson. NC 27845 Lane. Ronald Box 24 Woodland. NC 27897 Langley. Robert 987 Atlantis Dr, Virginia Beach. VA 23451 Lanyon. Joseph 2806FawkesDr, Wilmington. DE 19808 Larscn. Denise L, Rt 4. Box345B New Bern. NC 28560 Lassiter. Elizabeth Rt. 1. Box 177 Woodland. NC 27897 Lassiter. Michael 1702 Woodland Rd. Garner. NC 27529 Lawson. Finis Alexander 1512 Ocean Garden St Virginia Beach. VA Leatherwood. Sharon Lynn 3045 Brittany Way Chesapeake. VA 23321 Lee. Lisa Michelle Rl 3. Box 441 A Summerfield. NC 27358 Lee. Todd Barton Rt, 2. Box 354 Dunn. NC 28334 Lemos. Lisa Gay 5704 Aspen Cl Virginia Beach. VA 23464 Lewis. Chris A 68 22 WeslcotDr. Richmond. V A 23225 Lewis. Jeffrey Paul Rt 1. Box 339 Vanceboro. NC 28586 Lewis. Linda S, Rt, 3. Box 188 Edenton. NC 27932 Liggins. Sanford W.Jr, 561 S. Queen St, York. PA 17403 Lipscomb. Rose Marie Rl. 1. Box 49 West Point. VA 23181 Little. Laura (Kim) 8325 Kanter Ave, Norfolk. VA 23518 Long. Mary Louise 4408BraeboroDr Fairfax. VA 22302 Lorts.JeannieMR Rt, 1. Box 130 Gates. NC 27937 Love. Johnny Bernard 4801 RidgeleyDr Charlotte. NC 28208 Lovett. Craig D, Rt, 4. Box 408 Columbia. 50 29209 Lowery. Chuckle Rt. 3. Box 721 Lumberlon, NC 28358 Lucas. Amelia Lee 120 Farm Rd. Rocky Mount. NC 27801 Lupton. Sarah Louise Rt, 1. Box 21 Hobucken. NC 28537 Luther. John Thomas 39 Kemper Ave. Newport News. VA 23601 Lyles. Christopher Mark 515JeffersonSt, Roanoke Rapids. NC 27870 Lynch. Keith Wayne 4 Mercury Ct. Carmel. NY 10512 M McAllister. Karen L, 40 Pleasant Valley Dr. Woodbery, NJ 08096 McClain. Landrick Odis Rt, 2. Box 41 Wagner. SC 29164 McClendon. Mark Edward 7709 VauxhillDr. Raleigh. NC 27609 McCray. Melvin E 2404 Trenton St. Hopewell. VA 23850 McDougal. Tyrus Rl. 4. Box i39 Lillington.NC 27546 McDuffie.JonthanM, Rt 3. Box404B Rockingham. NC 28379 McFarlin! Donald Ray Rt, 2. Box 319 Tarboro. NC 27886 McHugh. Mary E, 14 Union TPK Warton. NJ 07885 Mclntyre. Jane Lynn 216 ' Schafer Blvd. New Castle. DE 19720 McKeown. Nick 3 Holly Tree Close Darwen. Lancashire. England McKnighl. Larry 711 Gillvill Ln Middlelown. NJ 07748 McLamb. Debra Ann 1308S. W, Blvd, Clinton. NC 28328 McLaughlin. Melvin Antonio Rt. 3. Box718 Red Springs. NC 28377 253 McQueen. BeckvAnm-ile 122 West29lhSt Wilmington, DE 19802 Mack. Russell Ted Rt 1. Box 232- A Hillsborough. NC 27278 Mangum. Andre Lamar Rl. 3. Box 36 Clayton. NC 27320 .Manning, John 1303 National Ave. New Bern. NC 28560 Mansfield. Lisa 925 Clarion Dr. Durham. NC27705 Mantas. Theresa Lvnda 920 Western Ave, Rockv Mount. NC 27801 Manuel. Brian Keith Rt, 3, Box 152 Luray, VA 22833 Marra, Tony Ralph Rt,2, Box 17M Ahoskie, NC 27910 Marsh. Vance Allen Rt, 1. Box 209 Hope Mills. NC 28348 Marshall. Jim Rt, 1, Box223G Englishtown,NJ 07726 Martin. Brett Allen 3608 Country Hill Dr Fairfax. V A 22030 Mason. Crystal Shirlec 1770 Verbena Stnw. Washington. DC 20012 Maves.JoeM, Box 1164 West Point, V A 23181 Meeks, Cameron Rl, 2, Box 293 Hot Springs, V A 24445 Melwani. Mahesh Arjan 6A Mandarin Villa 10 ShuitFai Terrace StubbsRd, Hong Kong Mendelsohn, David 2008 Queen Mary Ct,, Apt, Virginia Beach, VA 23431 Mercer. Charles William 611 RoberdelIRd Rockingham, NC 28379 Militc, Marmon Michael P, O, Box 22 Rutherglen,VA 22346 Miller. Jake 4213 Heather Rd. Portsmouth. VA 23703 Miller. Julia Lynn Moodv. WavneJ, 804 Harrison St, Marion, SC 29371 Moore, DeanM, 12339 OakwoodDr, Woodbridge, VA 22192 Moore Malcolm P. Rt t370 Windsor, NC 27983 Miller. Michael W, 9 AlcorRd, Randolph, NJ 07869 Miller, Robert 1305 PorkDr Elizabeth City. NC 27909 Millner. Timothy Leon Rt. 311 Martinsville. VA24112 Milter. KathryncS, 3 Boxwood Point Rd Hampton, VA 23669 Mitchell, Timothy Rt 1. Box 451 Hallsboro.NC 28442 Moe, Anna Lois 3032 Clear Run Dr Wilmington. NC 28403 Moffit. Jason 1303 National Ave, New Bern, NC 28560 Moisio. Richard Scott 971 Cardinal Ct, , Sc;: 501 Montizaan, Edwariljohn 2256 Brookfield St Vineland, NJ 08360 Moody, Connie Milton Rt 1. Box 110 .Seaboard. NC 27876 JTur rRd, Chesterfield, V A 23832 loore, PatrickJ, 1482 Holly Point Rd, Norfolk, V A 23509 loore, Priscilla Rt, 2. Box 82 Jamesville. NC 27846 oore. Robert 157 Normandy Ln. Newport News. VA 23606 Mo .Da 2500elOLn. Chesapeake. VA 23323 Morgan, Glenda Theresa StarRt,, Box37-H Emporia. VA 23847 Morgan. Melissa D. 5118RommerogSt. Fairfax, VA 22032 Morgan. Sharon Leigh 1101 Gaston Ct. Chesapeake. VA 23323 Mull. Marvin Earl Rt, 1, Box 48 Dendas. V A 23938 Mumma. RobertJoscph 8273HighlandSt. Manassas. VA22110 Murphv, David 308 Saber Dr Chesapeake, V A 23320 Murphy, James L, Rl 15. Box 104 Greensboro. NC 27406 . Mo iDe 313 Mur Rt 2. B Burgaw.NC 28425 Muzi, Gregory John 210 State Park Ave. Salamanca. NY 14779 Myers. Keith L 307 5th St, Palmyra, NJ 08065 N Neal, Rickv Allen Rt (404 StokesdalcNC 27357 Nelson, Eric Charles 447 Village Dr, Gettysburg, PA 17325 Nelson, LoriAnn Rt, 1, Box 175 Conway, NC 27820 Neuman, Walt 1 163 Atcheson Ln, Dunwoody.GA 30338 Newsomc, Sandra Lynn 222 North Dr, Franklin. VA 23831 Ngy ' iri. ZakayoMukia Box 73469 Nairobi. Kenya Nicclv. Anthony 1921 Clark Covington. VA 24426 Nlcholaou, Helen Catherine 417 Cedar Ln. Virginia Beach. VA 23452 Nimmo. Jesse 2116CarrencDr, Virginia Beach, VA 23433 Norton. Robin Brent Padgettown Rd. P, O, Box 958 Black Mount. NC 28711 Oakrs. Cynthia Leigh 169 Valley View Aye. Leesburg. VA22075 Oakev. George A P. b. Box 3871 Wilson. NC 27893 Ober. Kim Rt 1. Box 308 A Edenton. NC 27932 Odendhal. Frances L 9009 PeabodvSt. Manassas. VA22110 Odom. John Thomas 4625 Long Leaf Hills Wilmington. NC 28403 Ogden. Rodney M, ' 304 Wakefield St, Zebulon, NC 27397 Oliver, Donald L, 3601 FawnCt Suffolk, VA Onyirimba. Martin 3 AhoadaSt. Umuahia. Imo. Ni,gcria Ortiz, Lenny 2305 Grand Ave, Bronx, NY 10468 Osborne, Carla Chowan College East Hall Apt, Murfreesboro, NC2783: Oswalt, Timothy R Box 307 Newport. NC 28570 Oxendinc. Gene Wesley Rt.4. Box 303 Lumberton, NC 28358 Page. Clyde U, Rt. 1 Box 231 Halifax. NC Parham. Wanda Paige P.O. Box 103 Capron. VA 23829 Parker. David R, 307 Laurel Path Rd Yorktown, VA 23690 Parker. Linda L, P, O, Box 331 Boykins. VA 23827 Parker. Mary Dwight 109SpringlakeDr. Murfreesboro, NC 27855 Parker. Sheryl Elizabeth Ann Rt, 1, Box 130 Murfreesboro, NC 27855 Parker. Richard J 524 Hartswood Terrace Chesapeake. V A 23320 Parson. Howard Phil 5206 AudayRd, G ' eensboro.NC 27906 Partman. Dwayne 1409 Farmer St, Petersburg, V A 23803 Patrick, Kenneth Wayne Rt. 1, Box 68 Bolton, NC 28423 Patterson, John rolbert,Jr, P. O. Box 523 Dunn, NC 28334 Paykamian, Shahrokh P,0, Box 1066 Jamestown College Jamestown, ND 58401 Pearce. Elizabeth Lee 333 WestwoodDr. Suffolk. VA 23434 Pearce. Patrick Graham 406 Carolina Dr, Murfreesboro, NC 27853 Peebles. Lola Denise P O Box 64 Murfreesboro. NC 27835 Pellecchia. Mark Joseph 49GlenroyRd Fairfield. NJ 07006 Pellom. Pamela E, 804 N 30th Si, Wilmington. NC 28403 Pemberlon. Glenn Leo. II P. O. Box 3493 Florence. SC 29302 Pendleton. Teresa 5212 Mockingbird Rd Greensboro. NC 27406 Penny. Ian 2 WhitakersMill Williamsburg. V A 23185 Peoples, Darrell Anthony 3009 Rosiest, Winston Salem, NC 27107 Perry, Arvcy Lee Rt 1, Box 114 Kittrell, NC 27544 Perry, Penny Ann Rt, 2, Box 146 Colerain, NC 27924 Perry, Thomas A, x205 Selma, NC 27576 Pessoa, Teresa Rue Sao Paulo 621 Fortaleza Ccara 60,000 Bra Phillips, Edward Aldon. II 303 South High Franklin. VA 23831 Pierce. Jeffrey Howard 6610 Thrush Way Mechanicsville. VA23111 Ponton. Wilson 420 South 10th Newark. NJ 07103 Pope. Neal E. Clii . NCS . Herberts. 20 Graham St. Easton. MD 21601 Pouchot. Troy Walker P.O. Box 672 Kilmarnok. VA 22482 Powell. Jeffrey W, 8813StarkRd Annandale, VA 22003 Praigg, Noble Todd, III 2lf-B Northpoint High Point, NC 27260 Prater, Ronald 1431 E, 8th St Lumberton, NC 28358 Presley. DeAnna L P 6 Box 1 Gates. NC 27937 Preston. Douglas O, 222 Tennessee Ave Alexandria, VA Proctor, Billy Bradlev 108 AldenRd. Plvmouth. NC 27962 Purcell. Lenbernita Rt, 3, Box 155A Reaford, NC 28376 Purnell. Cathy L, 15 E. Main St, Crisfield, MD21817 Pyrados, Michelle 12373 Warwick Bhd Newport News, V A 23606 Qua.roneJeffreyJ 3 Kenneth Ct, FlorhamPark, N| 07932 Quick, Cleveland Rav 413 LardnerCt, High Point, NC R Ragsdale, Robert Gibson 3 Gibson Dr, Sutherland, VA 23885 Railey.John B P O. Box 46 Courtland. NC 23837 Ralph. Rhonda 565 Florida Ave, Herndon.VA 22070 Ranson. Arminda Louise 1132 Pascal Place Norfolk. VA 23502 Reasdon. Ellen F. 417 Spring Ave Murfreesboro. NC 27855 Redd. Larry Rt 2, Box 106 A Clarksville. VA 23927 Redden. David R 3229BruisDr Chesapeake. VA 23321 Redford. Hunter Vann 1145 Benefit Rd Chesapeake. ' A Reedy. Charles Dean 10108 Grant Ave. Manassas. VA22110 Reingruber. Kenneth 222 Commodore Dr, Hampton, VA 23669 Remiltalug. Martin Fralalop. Woleai Yap State 96943 Renick. Dennis Mark Rl. 6. Box 232 Richmond. VA 23231 Renninger.HarrisJ. 7908 Stirrup Cup Ln. McLean. V A 22102 Rt, 4, Box 176 New B Richardst 7721 B , NC 28560 okside Rl}. Richmond, VA 23229 Richardson, Uebora 324 C 21 St. Newport News, VA 23607 Richardson Lee Elwood P O, Box 576 Walnut Cove, NC 27052 Ricks, Denise Renee P O Box 821 Franklin. VA 23851 Riddick. Julia Rebecca Rt Glo ,. NC 27937 . Harriet K. , Box 83 . NC 28528 Rison. AnnTunstall 521 Ridgelev Ln. Richmond, VA 23229 Ritenour, Keffery Lynn 830 Washington Ave. Waynesboro. VA 22480 Robbins. Cynthia Ann 3313 WinsteadRd. Rocky Mount. NC 27801 Robinson. Danny 1821 Berkshire Rd. Rockv Mount. NC 27801 Robinson. Winnie D. Rt 1. L 121 Murfreesboro. NC 27855 Roche. Margaret Evelyn 348GlvndonSl.. NE Vienna. VA 22180 Rockwell. Charles H. 306 N, Main St Merccrsburg. PA 17236 Rooker. Edward Eugene Rt 1 Norhna. NC 27363 Rose. Chris Allan 5149 Alabama Ave. Camp Lejeune.NC 28542 Ross. Felix Mitchell Rt. I. 206 Porchester.se 29437 Roye. John Earl Rt I. Bo 13 Seaboard, NC 27876 Rust. Jasper Brack. Jr. 1428 Linden Ave. Chesapeake. VA 23325 Rutter. Charles M 218 BennsRd Ne ,poi [Ne . VA 254 Rvals. RavTTiond P O Box 468 Angier.NC 27501 Ryan. Lynda H. 5408ToddsburyRd. Richmond. VA 23226 Ryncarson. Kent D. 23 Parker Ave. Cedar Knoll. NJ 07927 Salameh. Salah Mohammad Cumberland College Lebanon. TN 23087 Sarkis. SirrameArrvda Rua Pe. Anchieta277 D Pedro I. Manaus. Brazil Saqfenlhait. Mohammad P. O- Box 968 Nablus. West Bank. Israel Salterwhite. James Douglas P O Box 212 Milford. VA 22514 Saunders. Cheryl Lee 8504 Pamela Dr. Richmond. VA 23229 Saunders. Clinton M. 1354 B Oxford Rd, Roxboro. NC 27573 Sawyer. Diane Courtenay Star Route Barco.NC 27917 Scales. Leander Rt.4. Box 426 Martinsville. VA 241 12 Scarborough. Angela Fav Rl. l.Box78 Manteo. NC 27954 Scarborough. Donald Eugene 3602 Calvert St. Greensboro. NC 27406 Schaffer. Steven 1315NorthNew York Ave, Winter Park. FL Schench. Angela Marie 28 Wakefield Rd. Newport News. VA 23606 Schenck. David G 28 Wakefield Rd. Newport News. VA 23606 Schleicher. Kristan 41 Alpine Dr Denville. NJ 07834 Schofield. Curtis. Jr. Rt. 1. Box 255 Wagener. SC 29164 Schulmeyer. Lawrence T. 146 Chincoteague Rd. Wallops Island. VA 23337 Schultz. Michael Dean RD Sayre. PA 18840 Schuman. Mark A. 2213 VendallSt. Virginia Beach. VA 23451 Scott. Laura Lynette 5129 South LaeRd. Virginia Beach. VA 23455 Scott. Mark 2908 Newport Gap Pike Wilmington. DE 19808 Scotti. Evalyn Marion 57 Acorn Ln Levittown. NY 11756 Senif. Thomas WestWinfield. NY 13491 Senol. Neil Sair Esred Bui Menc Apt«7115 Akancaicleznir. Turkey Sessoms. Jackie 134 PinchurstDr Rocky Mount. NC 27801 Sewell. Dannyjoe 1613 Maple Creek Dr, Rocky Mount. NC 27801 Sharpe. Selh Dicleman Whitehall Shores Camden. NC 27921 Shaw. Richard 1739 Thru Rocky Mount. NC 27801 Shelton. Williamj, 10910MapleSt, Fairfax. VA 22080 Sidney. Thomas Whilson 230 Central Ave Fredonia. NY 14063 Simmers , Douglas Alan Rt. 2. Box 176 Harrisonburg. VA 22801 Simmons. Gail Rt. 1. Box 295 Holly Ridge. NC 28445 Simons. Lillian Jean Box 151 Powellsvillc. NC 27967 Singletary. Keith Dean 601 Walnut Ln. Rockingham. NC 28379 Singleton! Robin L, 420 Brewer Creek Ln, ollK . VA Skceter, Dennis 608 County St. Suffolk. VA 23434 Slade. Diana 318 North St.. Apt. 2 Portsmouth. VA 23704 Slade. Jan W. P. O Box 243 Aulander.NC 27805 Smith. David Lynn 1710SW55 Ave. Plantation. FL33313 Smith. Jefferson D, 5425 BrockieSt, Virginia Beach. VA 23464 Smith. Joy Lynne 1025 Caswell Ave. Southport. NC 28461 Smith. Terry Glenn 2529 WoodshircCr. Chesapeake. V A 23323 Smith, Theresa M. 7800TayloeDr., 107 Manassas. VA22110 Snow. James Anthony Rt 6. Box 133 Mocksville. NC 27028 Sosebee. Jeffrey E. 621 Decatur St Newport News. VA 23605 Sours. John T. 40 Whetstone Dr, Hampton. V A 23666 Spellacy.JohnF. 1313 Ponce De Leon Dr Ft. Lauderdale. FL Spivcy. Milton Rt,4. Box 133 Louisburg. NC 27549 Springfield. Sandra Lorraine 21 RoseDr, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577 Sprott. Joseph B, 2608Jonila Lakeland. FL Stallings, William Robert 509 E, Hanover Rd, Graham. NC 27253 Stanley, Nancy Lot 16, WoodridgePark Murfrecsboro. NC 27855 Stanley. Steven C, P, O Box 610 Wilton. Maine 04294 Starz. Douglas Steven RD 2. Box 196 Glen Rock. PA 17327 Steadman. Scott Jeffrey 6800 Westlawn Dr. Falls Church. V A 22042 Steen. Darrell Lee 614 LongDr, Rockingham. NC 28379 Stefanowicz, Michael Thoma lOJernigan Yorktown, V A 23692 Stevens, Peter J. South George Mason Dr. Falls Church, VA Stine, Joy Melynn Rt. 1, Box41 A Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Stokes, Reggie Demetrich 1709 Ann St. Wilmington. NC 28401 Strickland. Wendy Mane 2 Sunrise Dr. Milford. DE 19963 Stritt, Steven B, 310SteiicnAve, Ridgewood, NJ Strosnider, Michael J, 55 W, 5th St, New Castle. DE Suggs, George P.O. Box 238 Speed. NC 27881 Summy. Lowell C P O, Box 443 Drexel. NC 28619 Suzuki. Rumiko c oSisa4-16-14 Nakamegur Meguro-Tokvo. Japan 153 Sydnor. Sharron Leigh 3401 Windbluff Matthews. NC 28105 T Tatn 301 Wi ' Milford. DE 19963 Taylor. Angela N. 346 Rapids St, Roanoke Rapids. NC 27870 Taylor. Jennifer Anne I350E. ColoniaDr. Salisbury. NC 28144 Taylor. Virginia Eslelle Rt. 1. Box 77 Corapeake.NC 27926 Teele. Christopher 145 Robin Ln. Suffolk. VA 23434 Tharrington. Ricky L, 209 Southern Blvd, Rocky Mount. NC 27801 Thomas, Wendy Ann 2314 Carver St, Durham, NC 27705 Thompson, Michael David 1617 MacLieghCt, Virginia Beach, V A 23464 rhompson. Tommy E 1602 RockwoodRd. Richmond, VA 23226 Tierney, Susan Lillian Rt, 2, Box 400 Louisa, VA 23093 Tomlinson, Anthony 708 Carlisle St, Raleigh. NC 27610 Tonnacliff. Marc Steven 124 Bittersweet Columbiana. OH Tourart, Barbara Ellen 406 Lakewood Dr, Milford, DE 19963 Trammell, Kathy 35 Long Forest Dr, Greenville, SC 29609 Trevillian, Kevin Ray 7701 KaremSt, Richmond. VA 23229 Tripp. Teresa 2051 Kennedy St Chesapeake. VA 23324 Troup, GregJohn 8301 McWestSt, Vienna. VA 22180 Truax. Sara Lindon 29 Spruce St, Lockport, NY 74094 Turner, Herbie Augusta, Jr, 5620 WimbletonCt, Suffolk, VA 23435 Tyler, Claude McKinlev Rt 6, Box 666 Spotsylvania. VA 22553 u t ' nderwood. Frank Eugen Pender Ave Petersburg, VA 23803 Underwood, William M. Box 7084 Holland Station Suffolk. VA 23437 Vance. Heidi 1438 Waggarman Circle McLean, VA 22101 Vanlandingham, Carla Ann 9603 Electra Ln, Richmond. VA 23228 Vaughan. Alan Reed 10 West River Rd. Poquoson, VA 23662 Vinson, Paul, III 1003 S. Madison Ave, Goldsboro. NC 27530 w Waddell. Stuart A, P. O Box 752 Hillsborough, NC 27278 Wade, Abram 1326 Vandora Spring Rd. Garner. NC 27529 Wagner. Robert E, 4050 Barclay Ln, Sougerties. NY 12479 Wagoner. Craig Dawson 144 Point Hollow Ln, Fairfax, VA 22033 Walker. David 834-B Hardy Dr. Charlottesville. VA 22901 Walker. Joseph 23 Fairway Dr Portsmouth. VA 23701 Walker. Leslie Ann 4204 Antilla PI. Greensboro, NC 27407 Wall, Shelia Ann Rt, 1. Box 795- A Colfax. NC 27235 Wallace. Timothy Alan Rt. 1. Box 886 Robbins. NC 27325 Walton. Willie Mae Box 126 Rich Square, NC 27869 Ward, Brenda Faye 1612 Atlantic St, Wilson, NC Wa , Da Rt 3 Ahoskie, NC27910 Warren, Henry 408 Enoch St, Burlington, NC 27215 Warren, Scott Andrew 702 WilliamsSt, Sanford, NC 27330 Watson, RickieF, Rt 3, Box 14 Emporia. VA Webb. Jimmy David P, O, Box 78 Norman, NC 28367 Welch, George Luis P, O, Box 456 Kenbridge, VA 23944 Wentz, Pamela Lynn Box 1092 Albemarle, NC 28001 Whitby, Kenneth Michael 106 BairdSt, Gaston, NC 27832 White, DoraJ. Rt 3, Box 107 Edenton, NC 27932 White, Jay Webster 207CaleSt, Windsor, NC 27983 White, Jerry Wayne Box 44 WinfalLNC 27985 White, Joanne 1, 5 North WestburyRd, Hampton Bays, NY 11946 White, Michael A, 1670 Rocker St, Alpharetta,GA 30201 White, Neil A, 4 Daniel Dr, Hazlet. N| 02730 White, Yolanda Rcnec 801 WeslgateSt. Chesapeake, VA 23324 White, William D. Sunbury.NC 27979 Whitehead. Monica Lynne Rt 2. Box 388 Elizabeth City. NC 27909 Whitehurst, Yedail 2800 Squire Ct. Chesapeake. V A 23323 Whitley, Bradley R. P, O ' , Box 2285 Chuckatuck St Suffolk. VA 23432 Whitlow. Paul Anthony. Jr. 12 Magnolia Ln. Poquoson, VA 23662 Wicker, Jennifer 700 Westover Terrace Greensboro, NC2408 Wieckmann, Robert Hermann 4001 Penick Rd. Richmond. VA 23228 Wiggins. Michael H. 1707 E. Pine St. Goldsboro, NC 27630 Wilbourne, Todd Nortleet Rt.2. Box 15 Clarksville.VA 23927 Wilhide. David Burke 4400 Brookside Dr. Alexandria, VA 22312 Williams, Gary R, 311 S Church St, Enfield, NC 27823 Williams, Larry P. Lot 11 Bryantville Park Como, NC 27818 Williams, Marion Anthony 715 E,S, 3rdSt, Seneca, SC 29678 Williams, Ronald Box 266. Main St, Winton. NC 27986 Williams. Stanley Howard lOOSRosanneDr, Kinston, NC 28501 Williamson. Danny Rt,3. BoxL47 Clayton. NC 27520 Williamson, Teresa C, 1602 Sir Galahad Rd, Greensboro, NC Wilson, Mike 12 Garrett Rd, Newark, DE 19713 Wilson, Valjean 1416 East JonesSt, Raleigh. NC27610 Witiak. Raymond M. Rt, 3, Box 345 Fayetteville, NC 28306 Wondergem, Donna 2070Salem Rd Virginia Beach. VA 23456 Wood. Ronald Keith 49 Prospect Parkway Portsmouth. VA Wright, Christopher 400-7 Brook Ave. Bronx, NY 255 M Yangcharoenving. Suthe c o Educational Advis Box 95 Bangkok. Thailand York. Wendall Joseph 3218 Moodv Ave, Richmond.VA 23225 Young, Donna Carol Rl 1, Bkox 12E Ahoskie, NC 27910 Young, Sonja Lorraine Ro ' x 10225 Southport. NC28461 Zemah. Hamid No, 14, 1901 45thSl, Pocatcllo. ID 83209 Zillg, Diane Margarel 215 Glenwood Ln Port Jefferson, NY Zwick, Malt David 101 Spring Dr Bclion, .SC 29627 Special Students larnhill. Undine W, Rl 1, Box 188 Enfield. NC 27823 iradlcy. Larry W. Rt, 1, Box 99 Conway. NC 28720 irunell. Roger Edward 600 E, Vance St, Murfreesboro. NC 2785 loore. Garnet Louise Rt 1. Box35A Murfreesboro. NC 2785 ' ate. Susan Lynn Rt 5. Box 165 A Kinston. NC 28501 ' aul. Jessie Lee 625 Woodland Dr Murfreesboro. . C2785 Rovce. Jon Thomas 209 HolK Hill Rd Murfreesboro. NC 2785 w Wallace, Dorothy Adkins 625 Woodland Dr Murfreesboro. NC2785 x . Clark, Robin Lynne 411 Holly Hill Rd, .Murfreesboro. NC 27 D Deloatch. Arlicie P RED 3. Box 55 Ahoskie. NC27910 Duncan. Laura T. Rt 1. Box 88 A Seaboard. NC 27876 urc. Bcttv Hassell Rt 3. Box I2R Ahoskie. NC 27910 . Julie .Mame Green Meadow ' son, NC 28405 rreer. Brende Rt 1. Box 550 Aulander. NC: H Hartney. Cathy Jo 50 Goose Creek Rd Hubert. NC 28539 256