Chowan College - Chowanoka Yearbook (Murfreesboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1986 volume:

CHOWANOKA 1986 IUXETX.VERITAS ! w 4 • • ' •• 846 Chowan College Murfreesboro. North Carolina (919)398-4101 Population: 963 Volume XL 111 E = Th servotion - - Experimenfafion Theon = R ford Work + Promptness = Results L2S. .y tudy + Leqrning = Knowledge Perfectijon X G. ivmg expre ' Jmon to the unljniited Amaaj ' hations of cou?ktles dividuals thronglK the pagen of timX derives thB formi chemistry o succesSv From yfe eloquent o he lates fad, the tainable t the plausioie, Gnowan Colleae captures e vibrary;e. sonal wjBrmth and magmftcance of the human 3c it in its creative signi ance. Experienc h mpact a d versatilitjyW Chowa College amr begin constructionron an n ividnal Chemistry of Svicces Share H le creativity and consider the p s bilities that nploy I ' tp reach sq Is and to condpually refine a)ft( redefine th bounds oJ xcellend Prac ce to perfaction and receiye thaJcnowled e offered ijl tl various curricute. Broaden the mind ajfra £nhancte the apability t endur w iat hinderano ccur in the fu re. Build om destination produce Hpur ChemistrOBy[ Success. X Everything packed in the suitcase to bring a Httle bit of home. Cars are piled high with everything from clolhes to stereos to help make the dorm life bearable. Goodbye Mom Hello Chowan College Rhonda Yates hangs up her clothes in her new Home Sweet Home ' 6 Moving In AX ' V-svJlAri As_ ' -o _ elk Hall residents gladly welcome their parents Parents Day 7 Lakeside Student Center VIDKOVillian! Lakeside Student Center is a place of constant activity where you can always find sometfiing to do. The Student Center offers skating, pool, ping-pong, video games and a television. This building also houses the campus post office which is visited faithfully in expectation of letters from home. Whenever you need a place to relax and have fun, make a trip to the Stu- dent Center. 8 Student C ' entei AxM_.vJlA Ly .yv- All work and no play Students make their monthly visit to the washing machine. Students enjoy relaxing while watching T. V- H.•ll Anne checks her mull (luring her tree li Student Center 9 Is Chris nervous? Lane Windham: Homecoming Qu 10 Homecoming Parade Braves in the Street No Hitchhiking. Pizzazz struts their stuff! Homecoming was held October 19. One of the festivities was the annual homecoming parade. The parade started at Horner Graphic Communications Center and made its way through downtown Mur- freesboro. Each residence hall was asked to par- ticipate in this event by entering a float. The parade also featured clowns, school officials, and marching bands. Parker hits the road. Homecoming Parade 11 DeanneFeuristein Representing Jenkins Hall The Chosen Few Bernadetle Ashe Representing West Hall Lane Windham Representing Parker Hall Debbie Whipp Representing Belk Hall 12 Homecoming Court kAr .., JLkyu-- y ' -A Members of the 19H5 Homecoming Court pose tor the photographer prior to the begmnmg of the traditional Homecoming Parade through downtown Murfreesboro and the campus. The 1985 Homecoming Queen. Lane Windham President of the College. Dr. Bruce E. Whitaker 1 kiss from the Bernadette Ashe, Homecoming Princess, awaits her Jackson adjusts her Princess banner, Homecoming 1 13 No Pain, No Gain The Jesse Helms Physical Education Center is a well-equipped gymnasium, named in honor of North Carolina ' s Senator Jesse Helms. Helms Center provides three regulation size basketball courts, swimming pool, sauna, steam room, and all other facilities offeied by a modern gym- nasium. Students can play racquetball. volleyball, swim in an olympic-size pool, or at- tend aerobic classes. Moreover, the center is equipped with a weight room with all equipment for pumping iron and building strength and muscles. The Helms Center is open in the even- ings and on weekends to serve the student body. 14 Helms Center j Aj ...A Ay .y y ' ' M A Strength and endurance are pursued in the weight room Students enjoy challenging each other on the racquetball courts. The Olympic size pool offers refreshing fun to those who like to swim. The basketball court doubles as a volleyball court and used often by both teams. Helms Center 15 It ' s the Weekend! During the week, each student looks forward to the weekend. For some students, weekends are the time to go home, catch up on their sleep or their homework. After all of this has been done, students go into town to see the big city of Murfreesboro. In Mur- freesboro, students go shopping or just catch the sights. Some students lounge around the campus and enjoy Squirrel Park. On Sundays, most students go to breakfast and then worship in the church of their choice. . Students enjoy football james. Mark and Brad posing for that serious picture. | 16 Weekends ui mmi,- Laying oul in Squirrel F ' ark Weekends 17 Girls Play in the Big League This year, a new fall sports event was added to the Chowan College athletic program, and it is expected to become a tradition in the years ahead. The first Annual Women ' s Powder Puff Football Game gave the freshman and sophomore women a chance to show off their athletic abilities and compete in inter-class competition. Both teams were coached by college students and each squad had a full roster of female grid- ders representing their respective classes. The powder puff classic, staged in early December, was played in the college stadium before a very large number of spectators. The sophomore squad jumped to an early lead in the contest and held off the young and aggressive freshmen to claim a hard-fought victory. In addition to the game itself, additional entertainment was provided on the sidelines by The Loving Spoonful , a squad of male cheerleaders, complete with mini-skirts and pom-poms. There were many times throughout the contest when spectators enjoyed the performances of the cheering squad as much as they did the action on the gridiron! The First Annual Women s Powder Puff Football Game was cited as a big success, and an event which will surely be added to the long list of Chowan traditions. It when irls pla 18 Powder Puff I ' ll teach you to o after her! ' Kill him after the game. Powder Puff 19 H A L M N h; G w h; K A R D T- W.O. Grant (Michael Hewitt! gives some intoxicated while the others Usten on. wisdom I r « «%   • ♦ ♦ ■ • • • ♦ ♦ ♦ 3enGant (Scott Tannt-rl and Mrs. Fatty ' Pert (Lynn W hitehurstL Although the Fall Production was almost cancelled because of a fire m the McDowell Columns building, the Chowan Players showed their stuff when they put on the comedy drama Look Homeward Angel based on a novel written bv Thomas Wolfe, Hugh Barton (Greg Granger! and Dr Maquire (Hargus Taylor! attempt to raise W.O. who has passed out. 20 Fall Productiun aaA .. JlA i . ' v. l_..o __ i Brother Ben shares advice with his younger brother Eugene (Scott Dixieland boarders, Jake Clatt (Ricky Kilhan), His mother (Betty Canfield). Bachelor) and the sumptuous Miss Brown (CaroUne Stephenson). Steering W.O. home. Ehza Gant (Joyce Elliot), the W.O. ' s conditii dictatorial mother. her husband Hugh Barto for daughter Helen (Kaytee Bell) and Fall Production 21 Manv students turn nut to the Student Center to dona tt- blood. Helpin a friend in need. 22 Blood Drive Ax ' V.. JlA_.i 7 ' v. __..o __. Give a Pint of Life 111 ()cI..Ikt ig.Sn, hundreds of pfdple showed (heir love and L nncern lor nthers by donating bidiid. They gave the isifl of hfe iiself. Frighl. anxiely. sh ' smiles, and a sense of relief showed on the faces of those people who fou ht their fears ,ind gave blood for the first I inie. Several steps are required in Kivint; the -gift ..f life BeKinnwif; with the completion I eitipeiiilures are checked before I he nurse c.mes to begm the ■ nccillr work, ' Other brave sMuls were donatulK blo, d l..r ihc second or third time Kxer on, ' involved seemed to ree that gr vardingexpi ng blood Looks like Mark ssi n i Hi 111. ,1 matm, ' blood Blood Drive 23 Where Everyone Goes - Thomas Cafeteria Thomas Cafeteria is located between McDowell Columns building and Whitaker Library. The cafeteria serves three meals a day: Breakfast from 7-8:15. Lunch from 11:30-1:00. and Dinner from 4:30-6:15. It also has salad, cereal and soup bars which are set up daily. To enter l he cafeteria you must pre- sent a student I. D- card. You do not pay for each meal individually, they are included in the room and board fee. The cafeteria provides the students with steak twice a year. This is a speciality which is not offered in many other schools. The cafeteria is managed by Ron Thompson and employs many of the student workers on campus. Some people eat — some people would rather At least the fruit is good. 24 ' Cafeteria AXM_.vJULi . ys_A__..,o __ Mrs. Aldeen Gatewood manages the Chowan Bookstore through the rush of book buy-backs to the quiet afternoons during exams, April Armacost browses through cards to find just the right words for that special guy. Convenient For All Your Shopping Needs Where could one buy a chemistry book, line guage, pain- ting materials, cards, drinking glasses, cuddly animals or ; shirt? The Chowan College Bookstore. Mrs. Gatewood graciously waits on student customers throughout the day. In addition to supplying a service to students. Mrs. Gatewood keeps a aried supply of merchandise stocked in the bookstore for ( venience. Merchandise ranging from toothpaste and shampoo to sweat shirts and jerseys to books and class supplies can be found covering the shelves. Many Fri- day afternoons the bookstore is packed with students cashing personal checks for money to get home. For holidays or jusl to brighten someone ' s day. numerous greeting cards are available to express one ' s feel- ings. To accompany words of celebration or sympathy, the bookstore carries a wide variety of gifts. If frogs or penguins are your thing. these stuffed animals in cuddly plush materials can be found among the teddy bears and puppy dogs. Shirts, shorts and sweat pants are also available. Let us not forget the text books that broaden our minds with knowledge. The bookstore also carries supplies for students in every curriculum. So. if you should find yourself forgetting someone ' s birthday or wanting to say I Love You to that special someone, the Chowan College Bookstore is convenient for all your shopping needs. All my women wear fashions from the bookstore. Bookstore 25 The Ladies of BELK HALL Belk Hall for women was dedicated in the honor of Mrs. Ir- win Belk of Charlotte. North Carolina on October 17. 1964. The three story brick building houses one hundred fifty girls this year. The structure has a lounge on each of the three ftoors which pro- vides convenient built-in fur- niture. It is completely modern in design. Each room is air condi- tioned, heated and has ample desk space for studying. Under the direstion of Head Resident. Neal Stanfield. Belk Hall holds a respectable reputation as a residence hall. There are two resi- dent assistants on each floor whom the students can confide in and look to for assistance. During the Christman season. Belk Hall pelebrates with a week of secret Santa Claus presents ending with a Christmas party for all the residents. Belk Hall provides a com- fortable atmosphere to call home throughout the fall and spring semester. Nobody ever answers from the second floor! I hate for hini tu have lu wait downstairs ' 26 Dorm Life AAA ..vJlA.i v..yv- _wo _ ' Anymore people who hate to walk-Get On! Yes we are going home! JENKINS HALL Ladies Jenkins Hall for women was founded on October 25. 1958. Dedicated in memory of Charles H. Jenkins and in honor of his mother Mrs. Olivia BenthaU Jenkins. Jenkins Hall is a modern two story building which pro- vides desirable and attractive accommodations for women at Chowan College. Sixty women reside in Jenkins Hall with Pam Riddle as head resident. Remodel- ing of Jenkins Hall will begin in 1986. Several times throughout the fall and spring semesters. Jenkins Hall sponsors popular movies for weekend activities. During Valen- tines the girls in Jenkins Hall create a Valentine sweetheart spirit by decorating their doors in various hearts, balloons and cupids. Numerous activities go on during the school year at Jenkins HaU. Dorm Life 27 PARKER HALL Parker Hall, otherwise known as the Parker Hilton of Mur- freesboro. is occupied by two hun- dred and three residents. The con- struction started on this nine story men ' s dormitory on June 2. 1969 and was completed in 1970, The building is located on Union Street overlooking Chowan ' s Lake Vann. Modern in every aspect. Parker Hall is fully air conditioned and carries it ' s residents to their floors in elevp.tors. Parker Hall is named in honor of the late Klwood W. Parker of Murfreesboro. Parker Hall was the proud win- ner of the Homecoming Parade float contest. Bt; Anybody going up? 28 Dorm Life A-A V.. JLAyO . ' V- _ ..A _, ■ ' I know shell caU; MIXON HALL On May 4, 1954, construction began on a men ' s residence hall, which was later named in honor of the late Dr. F.O. Mixon who suc- ceeded President Bunn on July 23,1951. The two story residence hall, which was completely renovated in 1981. accommodates one hun- dred male students. The struc- ture has an attractive and com- fortable lounge area, an apart- ment for the residence hall direc- tor, and each student room has in- dependent heating and air condi- tioning units. ' We always ride in style. Dorm Life 29 SIMONS HALL Its all under the bed. Simons Hall, constructed in 1960. is named in memory of Bet- ty Valentine Simons and in honor of Melton E. Valentine. The three- story brick structure, previously called East Hall, provides living accommodations for 118 male students. The structure provides a spacious lounge on the first floor equipped wit h comfortable fur- niture and cable television service for the entertainment of the residents. Simons Hall was completely renovated several years ago and each room is equipped with in- dividual heating and air condi- tioning systems. Bryan Schmitt serves as Head Resident. and Simons Hall is one of the most popular residence halls on cam- 30 Dorm life A.«A L vJLA_.i -V-A—wr-— WEST HALL West Hall began the 1985 Fall semester with a measure of en- thusiam that was matched by few other residence halls. Homecom- ing spirit was demonstrated by the Lawn Mower Precision Drill Team which participated in the 1 parade. Decorations in the form of authentic spray-painted graffiti posters were designed by freshman resident Jerry Sharpe. Campus programming gave the residents of West Hall and the en- tire student body an opportunity to listen to several highly in- formative lectures on topics that were relevant to all college students. The highlight of the Fall semester was the deer roast which served as part of West ' s weekend activities. The deer was provided by West ' s own hunters, freshmen Dave Wilson and Mike Flaskey. More than one hundred students attended the event which was provided free of charge and open to the entire college community. Spring semester saw West Hall continuing to sponsor activities that were geared towards student interest. Weekend activities in- cluded a non-stop movie festival, a dance, and a jam session that featured some of the student body ' s finest and most creative musicians. ..a Hello Mom. I need $ Dorm life 31 Some students go to the library for peace and quiet, others take their own noise. Outside. Whitaker Library is brightly lit at night, where students take a break from studying. A most interesting and comfortable place to absorb reading materials — between the shelves. 32 Library La Whitaker Library Whitaker Library plays an im- portant part in student life at Chowan. It provides a quiet at- mosphere where students can study at tables or individual car- rels located on both floors and houses over 82.000 books on the main floor where microfilm and microfiche readers are provided for viewing microform copies of magazines and newspapers. When help is needed, librarians who are on duty 72 hours a week (including Sunday through Mon- day nights} are close by to answer questions and assist students in finding information. There are two special collec- tions housed in the McDowell Room of Archives and Anti- quities on the second floor: The Rare Books and Archival Collec- tion and the Creech Collection of Baptist Materials. The Collec- tions can be visited by re- questing permission from a librarian. National Library Week is a highlight each year because the hbrary staff celebrates it by hav- ing student drawings for prizes. A student can register each time he uses the Ubrary. Some people study in the library and sleep in the dorm and some don ' t! What are they doing up there? Library 33 Staying Awake for Assemblies An hour is set aside each Mon- day and Wednesday morning for Chapel Assembly, which is conducted in Turner Auditorium of McDowell Col- umns building. At the begin- ning of this hour, students are observed making their way to the assemblies, with freshmen attending on Mondays and sophomores and commuting students on Wednesdays. A variety of programs are of- fered, to include religious ser- vices, speakers on a variety of topics, films, etc.. and the hour is used to make numerous an- nouncements which are beneficial to the entire student body. The vast majority of students listen attentively and use the hour for enrichment, but others sometimes may be observed catching up on class homework, or getting a quick rest between classes. At the beginning of each semester, special Convocation services are held in Helms Center with the entire college community in attendance. These sessions usually feature noted speakers, outstanding alumni, or college officials. Student favorites of the assembly programs are ex- cerpts from the fall and spring drama productions, the special holiday presentations, and the programs featuring talents of fellow students. A. JL • ' V ' i m 1 f M m if9 1 n ' j K i pji f GI — Jf ijfjf if •rV CA 1 Mm Ir - - gjfl i 1 1 Rd • ..ww- t 1 President Whitaker addresses the student body. 34 Assemblies kAf .. JiAJ • J ' S Chowan students prepare for their weekly assembly Dean Lewis thanks the guest speaker after the ceremonies. Rev. Dudley Neal. guest speaker for Fall Convoca- Gregg Armbruster enjoys assembly. tion, addresses the student body. Assemblies 35 Mr. So well demonstrates the operation nl llu Heidelberg press. 36 Academic Labs A «rt _-.vJLA. i yv-A .  yu The reprnducti i)f a plant keep- Biolo ry labs inte esti ACADEMIC LABS Where could a person be able to ferment alcohol, create a poster, observe the reproductive system of a monocot or reproduce a mo- ment in time? Any student at Chowan College could do one or all of these things, plus many others as part of his college education. When a stu- dent registers for Organic Chemistry. Presswork. Biology. Photography, or any of the other courses which require a laboratory section, a whole new world of learning is opened with hands-on experiences. Academic laboratories require much time and effort, but each is an interesting and informative ex- perience. The work in the lab enhances the instruction of lee tures and helps the student gain further knowledge in the subjec being studied. Classes and laboratories ai Chowan challenge the students and motivates them to think dependently and creatively, well as developing methods thought, research and judgei Instruction in the arts and sciences broaden the understan- ding of creativity, physical com- pnsitions of the individual and the ment in which he lives. The instruction received by students provides a strong foundation on which they may continue to build throughout their college careers and their Ufetimes. Tndd Coltrain masters Organ Chemistrv with ease Diana Baker types cop; Typography lab. Joe Bostick rolls through ih .Ivingdourin Prep, Offset hit Academic Labs 37 Which door will win the prize, dinner for two at the Ramada Inn? P.S., I love you! Dear Sweetheart. On this Valentines Day. many thoughts of love, friendship and per- sonal warmth come to mind along with many thoughts of you. When I think of the times I needed consola- tion and security, you were there, but the times ahead when 1 will again need re-assuring, the gift of a teddy bear doesn ' t seem enough. For the times I find myself lost in your eyes, staring at the face of the one 1 love, a gift of a rose does not match the beauty of our love. The childish playfulness that brightened my day, softened my anger or undoubtedly placed a smile on my face, could never be repaid by a mere box of can- dy. I could never find jewels that could sparkle Uke you do nor could a card say the words 1 feel for you in my heart. So, my love, on this Valentine ' s Day, I only have to give you the gift of my love with much gratitude that I may call you mine. Valentine ' s Day is always a special day set aside for people in love. Always and forever, Toots P.S. I lovevou. 38 Valentines A « LA-. JLA_.ov yv- ' -.yu. Joe Bostic. looking for those special words for that special lady. Wendy Phelps, Donna Armstrong and Kellie Gardner shop to find their true love ' s a Valentine gift. Young or old. everyone has a sweetheart. Jenkins HaU celebrates their Valentine Spirit by decorating their doors. Valentines 39 Valda Belyeu smiles for ihe camera on a hoi and sunn - da - in Squirrel Park. Playing football m Squirrel Park in one of the many activities that people participate in. Art students Min.t im.- ;;rl l h,. pleasure of df ' in [heir artunrk outside. H.IK and Jcnmler make ih of iheir time in the park. ■10 S( iiirrcl I ' arL A-AA...,JLAyi Meet Me In The Park As I he season ' s change, so does the appearance and attractions in Squirrel Park. At the opening of the fall semester, Squirrel Park fills with old friends renewing their friendships after the sum- mer vacation and also beginning new relationships with newcomers. The park is a setting tni- wulernu ' lnn parlies with prnpU. ,M ,h.. :.,.-;. und hrlpinj: Since 1848, when Chowan Col- lege first opened. Squirrel Park has been the focal point of the campus. During the fall, many friends or couples can be seen sit- ting among the trees and fallen leaves. After classes, the park usually fills wilh students anx- ious to get out of the classroom. Various activities occur in Squir- rel Park and all of them inter- rupted, at one time or another, by a flying football or a charging player involved in a football game. As the davs gel shorler and ihe nights get colder. Squirrel Park begins to empty. The first sign of snow brings the return of playfullness to Squirrel Park. Snowball fights, snowmen and se eral students covered in the tro7en rain brings life back to the tenter of the campus. But in cold jihe St t MIS much nmre appealing. W hen the temperature rises, so do the childish temptations to pld in the sunshine. Squirrel Pat k IS no longer vacant but filled with sunbathing beauties, games ( t baseball or soccer, or just clir ( I- Squirrel Park is surround- ti e of the sbt dorms at n and during the spring htre IS always something going n there Whether it be a practice reen for golfers or the setting of n art major ' s sketch. Squirrel vho took the chaii , the Chn the a I he Siiuirrcl ParL II Evening of Paradise Spring Festival is one of the biggest activities held at Chowan College. One of the most exciting activities is choosing a Spring Festival King, Queen. Prince and Princess. Each year, the dormitories and the day stu- dent organization select one per- son to represent them in the Spring Festival Court. To qualify as a candidate, a student must be in good standing with Chowan College. Other Spring Festival activities included a Piz- za Party. Bloodmobile. Fashion Show. Afternoon in the Park. Dinner on the Green, Jazzercise- a-thon, Cartoon and Three Stooges Movie Festival, Car- nival, Ice Cream Party, Spring Festival Coronation, Luau and Spring Festival Dance. Ready for the march The Flower Girls Enjoying the Spring Festival Dance. Karen Nelson Mixon Hall 42 Spring Festival jU[ ....AjiA . Diana Baker Simons Hall Jamie Minnich Simons Hall Spring Festival 43 Numerous ducks and geese are at home around the lake and they have become pets to students and the staff. Isn ' t that beautiful? 44 Lake Vann kJ J ...AAAj Av.yy Down By The Lake ■ -CTf:-: home for the President overlooks Lake Vann. Is the fishing great? Lake Vann. named in honor of George L. Vann. was dedicated in 1976 in ceremonies conducted by President Whitaker and the Board of Trustees. The lake, located to the rear of the main campus is enjoyed by students in many ways. During the warm weather, students may be seen sitting around the lake enjoying leisure times. Often, these quiet moments are interrupted by ducks or geese as they wander the area they consider home . Lake Vann also serves as a lab for the physical education classes in fly fishing, and sometimes students wet a line to see if they can catch that big bass! Canoes are available at Lakeside Student Center for students to use on the lake. When winter settles in and the temperature drops to sub- freezing levels, the lake is covered with ice and provides a picturesque winter scene. Though discouraged by college officials, some students have been seen using the ice-covered lake as an ice skating rink and a place to test courage! In all seasons, however. Lake Vann is a popular place with students and is a favorite spot to enjoy quietness and beauty. Scenic bridge is an easy access to Helms Center and classes in physical education. Lake Vann 45 Dedication ROWLAND S. PRUETTE Chairman Department of Religion and Philosophy 48 Dedication We dedicate The 1986 CHOWANOKA to one of the most loved and respected persons at Chowan College. He is an out- standing teacher and displays an obvious and genuine concern for students, both in and out of the classroom. His friendly disposition, his caring attitude, his dedication to his profession and the college, his scholarly demeanor all combine to made him a worths- role model for the entire campus community. He is a genuine Christian gentleman. In his quiet, unassuming way he practices in his life the faith that he professes and teaches. For all of these reasons and more, we the students ot Chowan College proudly and gratefully dedicate the 1986 CHOWANOKA to Professor ROWLAND S. PRUETTE In the classroom tor Religion classes. Mr. Pruette at work in his office Dedication 49 Carol ArmslrnnK Mark Assenaln nO Saphomores KjAJ .... ju -A Sup homores 51 52 1 Sop h o m o res Somkial Chonateetron La L. JlA..i yv- __wv _. Sophomores 53 Mallhew Delph 54 Sophomores Belinda Kschenwald Mary Lynne Kpps IIx ' V-.vJ1A i xvv- — , Sophomores 55 Hubbard Galbraith 56 ' Sophomores Paula Harrison John Harding ILAy - , JLAA « rs_ ' -.y . Sophomores 57 Diane E. Johnson Jackie Johnson 58 Sophomores Michelle Lancaste La V--JlA..i AS_A_.A- Sophomores 59 Harrv McElh, rhrls McMahan 60 Sop homo res hA .. J[Ayu- J ' ' .J ..j . Sophomores 67 Debbie Overton 62 Sophomores KcniiflhPowril JLa --w J A ' - — Sophomores 63 CarolvnSchaefer 64 Soph()t7u res ILiiA-- vJlA.o w v- .. v. Sophomores 65 (id Sophomores )LA V-s.yJLA uv - ' v-. -. u Sophomores 67 Barry ■rubs in the Tarheel loss to Mrs Boyce. Mrs. Boyce gels the pie in (he face from Ba 68 ' Sophomores Christy Andrews 70 Freshmen Hernadette Ashe La V.. JlA_ i v- . v_ Freshmen 71 Hrandon Bennett Julie Bennett 72 Freshmen Klizalieth Fir)nd L 1 L.JlA_.i yv_ _..A-__ Freshmen 73 74 Freshmen Cynthia Brown Susan Burcholl Stacv Brvant IWlA- vyJlAyO . ' V-yl -. U Freshmen 75 DuaneChamblee 76 Freshmen William F. Coring i Dean Coonev Kjij .uJiAyi r -. u. Freshmen 77 Charmane Delav 78 Freshmen r April Dildav Alicia Dunbar A j1y _.. JLAro«w v_ -. v— . Freshmen 79 .Joseph Fischer 80 Freshmen M. Gabriel Kranki ' LaA-. JLA r U Freshmen 81 82 Freshmen Gregory H- Granger John R. Griffin Marie Grieves )uAA-.vJ1JL0 w V- - U Freshmen 83 84 1 Freshmen in,..nl Urn, I,., )LaA-- JlA..i . v. l_wu Freshmen 85 Jackie Howard 86 Freshmen )l.A V.-AJU . i wr _ ' .u Freshmen 87 88 1 Freshmen -Jultiihai Knnt;ruanguit LA V-. JlA i « yv- L_ -. u Freshmen 89 Chalmas Steve Locklea 90 Freshmen ILA V.-.. JUL1 r -. v__- Freshmen 91 erand McPhail 92 Freshmen Dexter Moore kA ., JiAj .y -y ' ' A -. v. Freshmen 93 94 Freshmen ILrt L. JLA i Av __.. u. Freshmen 95 96 Freshmen LA V.-AJLAAyv.-y ' V- A ..yV. Freshmen 97 Sheila Roop 98 Freshmen KazuhirdSenju ILa V-. JIAa «w V_ ' -o Freshmen 99 Francine Smith 100 Freshmen Shad Stewart ILAA-.. JlAyi V- __-. u. Freshmen 101 Tammy Thompson 102 Freshmen Annie Vaughan ' ngelia M- Vargo ILllA JLAyl A v-y Freshmen 103 Wendy West V avne Whale Sandra White 104 Freshmen Koberl Wilson IulA.-.vJIA o«..vv- ' . Freshmen 105 Tracv sets a lont; awaiU ' d ki ' CultinK ' upover theinte 106 Freshmen Chowan ' s Faculty and Staff for 1985-86 A Tribute to our Professors We pondered over the curriculum... Your help made us academically sound. Yet priceless knowledge we ' ve learned alone- Let us quickly expound. A professor is many things— A teacher, an advisor, a friend. With a storehouse of knowledge to wiUingly share. If we ' ll seriously comprehend. As a teacher, you challenged us to grow. Then to reach and learn even more. Your wisdom detected our weaknesses. And you reviewed the material as before. As an advisor, we sought your guidance, On courses, credits, excuses, the unexcused . You pointed out rules, reminded us of goals, Your patience and time we abused. There were times we needed a friend. (When family nor friends were near). You never betrayed a confidence. We felt your concern was sincere. We salute you, our noble professors! In our lives, you ' ve played a vital part. Thanks for advice, encouragement, faith and trust. You ' ve each earned a place in our hearts. -CHOWAN COLLEGE STUDENT BODY 108 Poem Dr. Bruce E. Whitaker Dr. Bruce E. Whitaker has served a Chowan College s President since 1957. Dr. Whitaker and his wife, Esther, who teaches Religion at Chowan, have two sons — Barry, a banker, and Garry, an attorney. They have two beautiful httle blond granddaughters. Dr. Whitaker is an avid athletic fan — especially at Chowan College spor- ting events. He reads a wide range of books and other articles. And, to keep in shape, he enjoys riding his exercycle daily. He also likes to tease and pick on favorite students, faculty and staff members. Adryunistratid 109 Dr. B. Franklin Lowe, Jr. Dr. B. Franklin Lowe, Jr. serves as Dean of the College. He has taught at Chowan for 22 years. In his spare time. Dr. Lowe enjoys fishing and stamp collecting. He and his wife, Peggy, have two children — Lori and Gregg. R. Clayton Lewis R. Clayton Lewis presently serves as the Dean of Students and heads the Student Development Department. Dean Lewis has taught at Chowan for 18 years. His hobbies include working in his yard and listening to music. Dean Lewis is married and has one 110 A dm in is t ra t ion Jack HasseU Director of Physical Pianl Cynthia A. Lawson Admissions Darrell H. Nicholson Registrar 111 Administration Max ONiel Welborn Assistant to the Director nf Athletics Administration 1 112 Trudy Gib; Secretary (iraphic Communicat Betty Godwin Secretary to the Facult Barbara Gosnell Technical Assistant Librarv 1 13 Administrative Assistants Debbie Shoemake Secretary director of Development Doris Taylor Technical Assistant Library Lc ' L.inrif Kuse Aclministrati e Assistant Kei istrar Administrative Assistants ! 1 14 Administrative Assistants 115 Printing Production Assistant Mark Krautheim Residence Director. West Hall Assistant Coach Pam Riddle Residence Director, Jenkins Hall Director of Student Activities Ron Thompson Director of Food Services Linda Thompson Manager Snack Bar Not pictured: Bryan Schmitt-Residence Director. Simons Hall Neal Stanfield-Residence Director. Belk Hall Chuck Tyner- Residence Director, Mixon Hall 116. Staff 3n ilemormm Apex, North Carolina December 12, 1966- April 5, 1986 The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want; he makes me lie down in green pastures. He leads me beside still waters; he restores my soul. He leads me in paths of righteous- ness for his name ' s sake. Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I fear no evil; for thou art with me; thy rod and thy staff, they comfort me. Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of my enemies; thou anointest my head with oil, my cup overflows. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life; and I shall dwell in the house of the Lord forever. -Psalm 23 In Memoriam 117 Straight from the horse ' s mouth... We were reading the story in I Sam. 18 when Saul told David, All the king wants from you as payment for the bride are the foreskins of a hundred dead Philistines, as revenge on his enemies. ..David and his men went and killed two hundred Philistines. He took their foreskins to the king. At this point a shy, pretty co-ed asked, What did they do - cut off their heads? Esther A. Whitaker In a touching scene in The Glass Menagerie, a candelabra was burning while Laura and the gentleman caUer danced. A large clump of wax fell, igniting newspapers underneath. Tom, Laura ' s brother, came into the scene with lemonade for the couple, put out the fire and carried the burning candelabra offstage. The scene went along smoothly and no one missed a line. Sandra Boyce New faculty members (Mr. Hawkins, Mr. Garrison, Miss Crouch, Mr. Master and II at Chowan in 1958 were guests of Dr. and Mrs. Whitaker one evening that fall. When it was time for the Whitakers ' young son, Barry, to retire, he was instructed to tell us goodnight. This he did and then ran over to Miss Crouch, grabbed her by the neck, and began hugging and kissing her. Verbal in- structions were not sufficient to encourage Barry to stop his hugging and kissing. Needless to say, a good laugh was enjoyed by all, as Barry was carried off to bed. L. M. Wallace One of the International printing majors was surprised to see me working at a local gas station one evening. Why are you working here? he asked. To make money, I answered. To further explain to the student, I said, Here in the United States, when you work at a part-time job in addition to your regular job, it is called moonlighting. Sometime later, the student was traveling with the Dean of Students and during the trip he asked the Dean. Did you know Mr. SoweU moonshines at night to make money? William B. SoweU One of the best students in class was intently leaning over his textbook. When I called on him. we discovered that this fine student was not intently reading but soundly sleeping! Joyce EUiot Students enrolled in my medical terminology and transcription have a very difficult time learning the ter- minology and oftentimes will transcribe what they think they have heard rather than what a word actual- ly is. Recently, one student transcribed Thelogical Test for Syphilis instead of Serological Test for Syphilis. ! Patricia B. Edwards On a test in O.T. a student identified circumcision as the benificent Persian conqueror . One class a student referred to the course manual, at that time called a syllabus • as the syphilis given the class at its first meeting Earl H. Parker It has fallen my lot to teach remedial courses, so my students do not always write perfect English. At the end of the Reading I sometimes ask the students to evaluate the course and make suggestions as to how they think it could be improved. One of my agreeable but not-so- knowledgeable students wrote this on his evaluation: It alright. Just leave it like it are. I could go on and on giving amusing remarks that I have found on compositions. Did you know that imagery is a metal picture? Or that Aristotle ' s influence on tragedy is his belief that the tragic hero is a statue? Or that Oedipus gouged his own eyes out and then wished to die in the dessert? Isn ' t it wonderful the things that we teachers teach ? Betty N. Batchelor Several years ago, a young man came to see me and re- quested excused absences for a number of days. He went on at some length, talking about the death of an uncle who had served as his guardian. As chance would have it, during the course of our conversation my telephone rang. On the line was the very uncle, calling to check on the progress of his nephew. With the young man sitting in my office, I congratulated the uncle on his remarkable recovery. B. Franklin Lowe, Jr. As a recruiter for students there have been many anec- dotes to come my way. One of the best was when a stu- dent asked if Chowan was Church afflicted when he meant was Chowan church affiliated. Winslow Carter While teaching zoology (specifically the skeletal system), 1 walked into class without noticing the human skeleton that I had placed in the room earher. When I started teaching pointing out bones. I observed that someone had created a bikini (bra panties) for the skeleton out of cheesecloth. It also had a cigarette suspended from its mouth. Linda Tripp 118 Anecdotes Betty Bakhelor has taught m the tnghsh Department tor the past 25 years Het hobbies include singing in the church choir, acting m Chowan plays, watching good TV programs, reading and knitting Mrs Batchelor has three sons Sandra Boyce has been teaching English and Drama for the past 7 years Her interests include acting, directing, and caring tor her three chiJdren- Farah. Kate and Jim Mrs Boyce is mar- ried to Rob Boyce who is a principal at John A Holmes HS Robert Brown teaches Department Robert Casmus has taught Ptiysical Education and Sports Medicine for the past year He enioys tennis. Bruce Spr- ingsteen concerts, Stephen King novels and Trivial Pursuit Bob is single and fun loving Bob Burke teaches in the Physical Education Department lames Chamblee teaches in the Music Department He is also the chairman of Ihe Department of Fine Arts Hope Vinson Clark has been teaching in the Business Department for the last two years In her spare time, she enjoys horseback riding, reading and loggmg Janet Collins teaches m the Physical Education Department Faculty 119 Dt. iohn Davis has taught Language and Literature for the last 5 years. He and his wite, Sarah, have two children, Sarah and Hugh Dr Oavis enjoys oldef movies, British TV pfograms and ap- preciates British humor Lee Deavours has taught Business and the Social Sciences lor 6 years He en- |oys bicychng, weight training, hunting, fishing, camping, aerobics and listen- ing to country music James Dewar, Jr. has taught tor 18 years m the Science Department His hobbies are running and basketweaving (not underwater) He is married to Phyllis Dewar who also teaches at Chowan Andrea Eason has taught for the past 17 years in the Business Department She and her husband Mack have 3 children. Lisa (teacher) Frances (6th gradei) and Suzanne (9th grader) Her hobbies include computers playing Bridge swimming and water skiing Phyllis Dewar has taught in the Science Department for 20 years Her hobbies ate chemical demonstrations, eating apples playing the organ and piano, and spending time with lim Patricia Edwards has been teaching in the Busmess Department for 26 years She has three ctiildren, Joho l?). David (16). and Susanne (21) Her hobbies are playing bridge, all sports, most music and participating m community activities Dr. Joyce Elliot has taught m the Language and Literature Department lof the last I years Her interests are plays and the theater She is the treasurer and organist at het church She IS married to Bedford Brown. ]r Doug Eubank has taught for 10 years in the Art Department In his spare time, he enioys drawing, painting, making pottery and collecting antiques He and his wife. Molly, have two sons. Lance and Todd 120 Faculty Dr. Garth Faile has taught tot ttie last 15 years in the Science Department where he is also the chairman He en- |oys home repairs, tennis, and is an ac- tive member of the Mutreesboro Bap- tist Church Or. Carl Garrott has been teaching in the Foreign Language Department for the last year His hobby is the Short wave (International DX) radio He en |oys traveling and has visited the Caiib bean and Europe Herman Gatewood has taught m the Graphic Communications Department for 23 years, and is the chairman of the department He is married to Aldeen Gatewood manager of the college bookstore and has one daughter Tncia who IS 15 His interests include golf photography and civic work Dr. John Gosnell is presently teaching in the Social Science Department He and his wife, Barbara, have two daughters. Linda and Pamela His in terests include golfing, fishing and boating Douglas F. Gleason teaches Photography Department Acheson Harden, Jr. teaches Mathematics Department Geraldine Harris has worked in the Whitaker Library for 20 years She en- |oys needlework and reading She and her husband J P . have a son and J. P. Harris has taught in the Biology Department for 22 years His interests include reading gardening and work ing with tropical fish and domesticated fowl Faculty 121 Jetty Hawkins teaches m the Physical Education Depaitment and the Social Science Oeparttnent Geotge Hazeltor has taught in the Business Department tor 19 years He and his wife, Nancy, have toui childien In his spate time, Mr Hazellon enioys sailing, reading, and ptogtamming Maria Hunnings has been teaching Id 8 years in the Dance Department She enioys renovating histoiical houses, col lecting antiques gardening and woik ing with children She also has an avid interest in horses Glenn McFadden teaches Mathematics Department Hattie lones has taught in the Business Department lor the last 20 years Het mam interests include spending time with family and friends and serving God She is mariied to Robert Noble Jones Belinda McKeel has been teaching Physical Education lot the past 2 years Her hobbies include ctoss-stitchmg, playing tacquetball and bicycling with her son She and her husband, Tim have a son Kyle Stanley Mitchell teaches in the Att Alan Motfill leaches in the Giaphic Department Communications Department 122 Faculty Robert Bob Mulder has taught for 21 years m the English Department He is divorced and has a son, Micky, who hves with him in Murfreesboro He has interests m writing, publishing and 0(. Calvin Owens teaches Mathematics Department Betsy PaHe has been teaching for the last 2 years in the Graphic Communica- tion Department She is actively involv- ed with the college newspaper Smohe Signals Dr. Earl Parker has taught m the Religion Department lor 16 years His hobbies include college athletics, gardening and mall-hoppmg He and his wife, Liba, have two daughters, Jen ny and Mary David Parker has taught in the Art Department tor 12 years He en|oys painting, drawing gardening and surf fishing He and his wife have a son Diaries Paul has taught for 23 years in the Social Science Department He and his wife, Jessie, have two children, Linda and Charles He enjoys traveling and fishing Dr. Al len Pridgen has been teaching in the Language and Literature Depart meni tor 6 years He has scholarly in leiesis in popular culture contem porary American Literature and literary Iheory He en|oys cooking and working as a sponsor mechanic toi his sons BMX racing career Rowland Pruette has taughl in Ihe Religion Department tor the past IS years He and his wite Mary have Iwo children Mr Pruetle s interests m elude reading Iravelmg and working ir the yard He is Ihe Foreign StudenI Ad visor and serves as the Chairman ol the Religion DepartmenI Faculty 123 Thomas RuHin teaches m the Business Department Carol Sexton has worked in the Library tot 21 years Her hobbies are needlework, reading and fishing She and her husband, Warren, have two children, Jean Elizabeth and Warren Jr Warren Sexton has been teaching tor 26 years in the Social Science Depart- ment His interests and activities in- clude fishing, reading and officiating high school football and basketball Carl Simmons has been teaching for 23 years in the Math Department His hob- bies include fishing, hunting rabbits and watching sports of all kinds Meslej Shrewsbunf has taught m the Math Department tor 15 years He and his wife. Martha have two children- lames and Barbara In his spare time. le enioys fishing and gardening James Russell Smith, Jr. has taught in the Business Department during the past year His interests include working with microcomputers, writing, reading, wood refinishing and collecting anti- ques rtilliam Sowell hj . laught m the Graphic Communications Department for the past 30 years He and his wife )une have three children Beiry Wanda and Ricky He enioys playing golf watching all sporl ' , ptmling and leaching Mr Sowell IS d member of the Masons Shrmeis and Ihe[-changeClub Dan Surface has been teaching in the Physical Education Department (or the past 12 years In his spare time . he likes to play racquetball He and wife Sallie, have three children-Enc. Brian and Julianne 124 Faculty Gilbert Tripp, Jr., has taught for 19 years in the Science Department He and his wile have two chilrtren He en |oys hunting, fishing, trapping, garden- ing and working with the Boy Scouts Dorothy Wallace has been teaching in the Business Department for 21 years Her hobbies include reading, playing the piano, attending theater produc- tions and participating in civic ac- tivities She IS married to L M Wallace who also teaches at Chowan L M. Wallace has laughl for 28 years in the Business DeparlmenI His mleiesls include reading watching old movies and working with computers Mr Wallace also leaches a Sunday School Class Esther Whitaher has laughl in Ihe Religion Department for 28 years She IS married to President Bruce t Whilakei Ihey have two sons Barry and Garry Her hobbies include reading sewing knitting, and garden Ann Waring has been teaching English for the past 15 years She and her hus- band John, have two sons-Joseph and Corey In her spare lime, she enioys reading, writing and listening to music- especially symphonies and chamber Dr Kenneth Wollskill has laujht in Ihe Language and Lilerature Department lor the past 1 3 years He is married and has a son and a daughter He reads a lot alternating between good ' fiction and Irash fiction He also en|oys writing letters to his Dad and occas sionally plays the guilai Katherine Wood has worked in Ihe library lor 8 years She and her hus band Harding, have three children- Marsha Cal and Preston Her hobbies include leading and cross stitching Edward Wooten teaches in Ihe Malhcmalics Department He is a self proclaimed beach bum He and his wile, Bobbie have four children, Jon (16), Ashley (15). Matthew (12), and Emily (4). Faculty 1 125 Top row: Rowland Pruette, Betty Batchelor. Middle row: Betsy Paffe, Bob Casmus. Lee Deavours. Bottom row: Carl Simmons, Pat Edwards 126 Pictures Top row: Trudy Gibson. Middle row: Katherine Wood, Maria Runnings, Esther Whitaker. Bottom row: Bill Sowell Pictures 127 V s 2 z Sophomore Class Officers Seated left to right: President, Cindy Moore; Vice-President, Jennifer Sprain; Standing: Secretary, Diane Johnson; Sponsor, Mr. Jim Dewar; Treasurer, Eugene Baker; Sponsor, Mrs. Phyllis Dewar. 130 Sophomore Class Officers A.AA-.vJULi r■ U . Freshman Class Officers Seated left to right: President, Amy Howard; Vice-President, Tammy Thompson; Treasurer, Beth Lyons; Secretary, Sandy Murray. Freshman Class Officers 131 Alpha Pi Epsilon The ultimate purpose of Alpha Pi Ep- silon is to professionaUze the status of the college- trained secretary. To accomplish this, it endeavors to send young men and women of the highest ideals into the business world, equipped with keen in- telligence and a mastery of their skills. Alpha Pi Epsilon was estabUshed at Los Angeles City College in 1933 and was in- corporated under the laws of the State of California on December 9 of that same year. It bears the distinction of being the first honorary secretarial society of collegiate standing. In 1942. the National Junior Col- lege Conference recognized Alpha Pi Ep- silon as the official National Secretarial Honor Society. Today, chapters of Alpha Pi Epsilon are scattered over the United States from Maine to CaUfornia, from the Canadian border to our southern shore Une. To be eligible for membership in Alpha Pi Epsilon. a student must have shown himself outstanding in all his college work; he must also possess the quaUties of ac- curacy. dependabiUty. and initiative. In selecting candidates for membership, the society seeks young people of character, in- teUigence. leadership, scholarship, and superior competence on secretarial sub- jects. The name. Alpha Pi Epsilon, is derived from the Greek letters denoting Accuracy, Dependabihty. and Efficiency. The badge of Alpha Pi Epsilon is a Latin- scrolled gold key. The key signifies intellectual endeavor: the scroll, achievement: and the winged stylus, speed and efficiency. Alpha Pi Epsilon Chapter at Chowan Col- lege was estabUshed in 1957-1958 with five members. Quahfications U) A 3.0(B)quality point rating. (2) Be interested in rendering a service to Chowan College. 131 Possess the qualities of accuracy, depen- dability, and initiative. 141 Be of good character, have inteUigence. leadership, scholarship, and superior com- petence in secretarial subjects. 132 Alpha Pi Epsilon AWV-.-JlA. I AS_ Half-Time Entertainment The Bravettes have been associated with Chowan for many years. The group is selected from many that try-out each semester. This year the assemblage added some new features. The use of males and baton twirlers added a special something to the set. The Bravettes perform at half time of Chowan football and basketball games. The company enjoys performing at functions in Hertford County, bringing publicity to the group. The association practices for hours in order to acquire the perfection needed to maintain The Braves and Bravettes. Bravettes 133 Baptist Student Union The Baptist Student Union- Campus Christian Fellowship ex- ists for the students to unders- tand and exercise their christian faith. Their activities throughout the year include weekly meetings of worship and fellowship for members and anyone who is in- terested. They conduct Bible studies and weekly prayer ser- vices Thursday nights in Daniel Hall where Chaplain Hargus Taylor presides. The group also has guest speakers, from area churches, who come and talk to the students . This year ' s Presi- dent of B.S.U.. Lisa Walston. was selected to do missionary work in Haiti, in the spring, but her trip was cancelled due to the pohtical turmoil in that country. The Vice-Presidents of the B.S.U. hold special offices. They are: Roney Abraham— Publicity. Karen Harrell — Mission and Outreach, and Eugene Baker- Programming. 9i m 134 BSU A vA -.w J A ' u Campus Music Membership in the College Choir is open to all students who are interested in choral music, Auditions are not required and the choir rehearses each Thurs- day afternoon under the direc- tion of Dr, James Chamblee. On- campus appearances of the Choir include annual Christmas and Spring Concerts, and the group also performs at Homecoming and Spring Festival. Membership in the Chowan Touring Choir is selected by audition from the College Choir. The Touring Choir makes several off-campus and television appearances during the year and takes an extended tour in the Spring. Membership in the College-Community Chorus is open to all students and persons from the surrounding com- munities. This organization presents two concerts, one in the fall and one in the spring, each accompanied by an orchestra. Dr. James Chamblee. chairman of the Department of Fine Arts, directs both the College Choir and the Touring Choir, with Mrs. Barbara Gosnell as ac- companist on the piano and organ. Chorus 135 North Carolina WildHfe The purpose of the North CaroUna WildHfe Federation is to promote conservation of animals of all kinds and to restore and preserve the soil and water. Contrary to popular behef, the Wildlife Federation is not anti- hunting. The association was formed in 1945 but did not become a Chowan College organization un- til three years ago in 1983. The club is associated with the North Carolina Wildlife Federation and the National Wildlife Federation. The organization is in dire need of active interested members to return the following year. The club holds a meeting twice a month and also involves the members in various programs. Dick Brann. from the WildUfe Federation, came to speak to the club on Hunter Ethics. One of the more interesting programs was a film presentation on the goose stocking program taking place in North Carolina. The Wildlife Federation is involved in shipping geese from Canada to our state to enhance the geese population. They also built blue bird boxes to sell for a tund- raising activity. Another benefit the Wildhfe Federation has enabled the col- lege to have a voice in the legislature. The voice enables support when a bill comes up for voting that is detrimental to the conservation of wildlife or Sometimes the wildlife appears inside. North Carolina WildUfe helps conserve beauty in the outdoor le dorms have enough ildlife for this bird. 136 N.C. Wildlife kAy ... yAJ V. V We Have all the Comforts of Home Day students come to Chowan any way they can. Skateboards aren ' t bad when it ' s not cold. Debbie Overton represented the Day Students in Homecoming. Day Students 137 I DPMA teaches students to work several types of computers. DPMA UFMA (Uala Hrocessin;; Management Association) is a club for business students and computer majors. The President is Curtis Bunch; Vice President. David Smith; Secretary, Tracey Whitley; Treasurer. Hubbard Galbraith and sponsors are Mrs. Eason. Mr. Hazelton and Mrs. Jones. DPMA is very active on cam- pus, occasionally holding con- tests. On Valentine ' s Day they held a raffle to raise money, the winner receiving a dinner for two at Milton ' s. They also sponsored a presentation explaining the stock market and how it works. as well as taking a trip to a large companv ' to observe possi ble career fields. The purpose of the club is tn give students a better understanding of the role thai data processing plays in business, the proper relationship of data processing to manage- ment and the necessity for a pro- ffs-,innal atliludc among data ide l l ' l A 1 ail understanding of th ciples underlying the sen data processing. ' ith 138 DPMA A a L..vJULov 7v- ' .o __ Theresa Richey acts as The Myriad ' s editor. Dr. Pridgen oversees the publication as adviser. The Myriad The Myriad is a literary magazine published by the students at Chowan College. Dr. Pridgen advises the staff as to what articles, pictures, poems, etc. should be published. Theresa Richey acts as the editor of the literary magazine. The magazine consists of poetry, short stories and poems which the students at Chowan have created themselves. Many photography majors have an op- portunity to display their photographs by having them published in The Myriad. People who are closet authors of stories, poetry or amateur photographers can see their work published in the Chowan College literary magazine— The Myriad. The Myriad 139 Worldwide International students make up an important part of the enrollment at Chowan College. There are presently forty-seven students from foreign countries enrolled at Chowan. These students come from all over the world with the majority being from Japan. Other countries represented by scholarly students here at the College in- clude China. Equador, India, Iran. Jordan. Kuwait, Micronesia, Palestine. Qatar, Singapore, Thailand and Venezuela. These students are majoring in various subjects such as music, pre-engineering, pre- nursing, liberal arts. art. computers, and business. The advisor to international students is Mr, Rowland Pruette. When asked about an average population of Interna- tional students attending Chowan in the past Pruette replied, the number of international students has varied in the past four years from about ninety students to approximately forty, with about sixty to sixty-five being the average. i._jk! Mei Yan discusses her artistic ability in playing the violin. I ' m smiling but studying isn ' t really that fun 140 International Students AX ' V-vJULi r -A -. u We ' U Show You Chowan College Orientation guides make the first impression of college life to new students as they present Chowan College. Orientation guides are picked by recommendations from facul- ty and staff and under the direc- tion of Mrs. Linda E. Tripp. Three orientation sessions occur throughout the summer which these returning sophomores at- tend and guide new comers to Chowan College. Thoughoul orientation the leaders are easily spotted by the Chowan College T-shirts that conveniently display their names. During each of the sessions the guides are ex- pected to work with groups of new students, help give place- ment tests, and set up refreshments for students and their parents. Orientation leaders stayed in Belk Hall dor- mitory during the sessions with the parents and students. The Student Panel for Parents was very successful and gave positive student viewpoints on various questions about Ufe at Chowan and possible needs of the students. Orientation brings a closer look at Chowan for the new students. Orientation leaders are generally the first friends and first impression new Part of the fun is meeting new students. The rest of the fun eating. If you didn ' t know who we are. you do now. Orientation 141 Monogram Club The Monogram Club is an organization established for the athletes at Chowan College. Any student who is a member of a varsity athletic team and who has participated in an inter- collegiate activity is eligible to become a member. Athletes in the Monogram Club come from a wide variety of sports. The club ' s members include represen- tatives from football. cheer- leading, volleyball, wrestling, men ' s and women ' s basketball, baseball, softball. golf, and tennis. As you notice the athletes pro- udly displaying a Chowan Col- lege varsity athletic letter on their jacket, know that they have earned the privilege to wear the letter and be a member of the fine organization it represents. ' Y ' J Members of the monogram club display a Chowan College athletic var- sity letter on their jackets which they may have been awarded by playing football or any other sport, Proud to be a Chowan Brave! DON ' T MESS WITH THE 142 Monogram Club A-jiA.-..- J A o v.y x« . • ' , It ] Outing The Chowan College Outing Club combines learning and jihristian fellowship by taking canoe and camping trips each semester. Not only do the students learn the basics of out- door Uving, they also learn about nature and about each other. Mr. Lee Deavours, sponsor, has shown students things such as: making a fire with pine ooking over an open fire, carving a walking stick, canoe- ing and mountain climbing. Previous trips include camping by Kerr Lake and by the foot of a mountain in Crozet. Virginia. All the trips were a learning experience. But to learn, you must love the great outdoors. Outing Club 143 Phi Beta Lambda Phi Beta Lambda is a national business fraternity, affiliated with both state and national organizations. The fraternity ' s primary purpose is to develop the business and civic leadership qualities that will enable young men and women to be highly successful in tommorrow ' s competitive world of work. 144 Phi Beta Lambda A-AA.... JlA l vw v_ ' u — Phi Theta Kappa The officers of Phi Theta Kappa are President-Karen Harrell, Vice President of the Freshmen Class-Laura Hazelton, Vice President of the Sophomore Class-Carl Burgess, Secretary Treasurer-Lala Deal. Chowan ' s Iota Delta Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa is an honorary junior col- legiate scholastic fraternity open to students with a 3.0 grade point average who have attended Chowan College for at least one semester and have faculty recom- mendations. The students of the organization then screen the prospective members and vote. Mr. Ed Wooten and Dr. Ken Wolfskill, are co-sponsors. Phi Theta Kappa 145 The club Pizzazz participated in tiie Homecuming parade marching down the streets of Murfreesborci. has been active on the Chowan campus for the past four years. The name Pizzazz stands for class and carrying one ' s self in a poised and sophisticated man- ner. The Pizzazz brothers try u add activities, as other organiza- tions do. to the campus life. It is an organization open lo all races, colors, and creeds and welcomes all people and new ideas. P.I.Z. stands mostly for unity and brotherly love between the members ot the crew and lo ones neighbors. 146 Pizzazz AX -.vJlA. l « v_a - ' U 1 Rotaract: Helping People rt ' sponsibility. Rotaracl shares j;oais similar [I) those of Rotary, which en- courages all Rotarians to pursue four aims: Dean l-ewis interacts with the club members at each meeting. Rotaract 147 Rene Nixon, student admissions representative, represents her school in a different way. Welcome to Chowan The Student Admissions Representative is entrusted with the respon- sibility of guiding prospective students and their families on campus tours. Students selected as SARs provide a student ' s perspective and serve as liaison to the admissions office prior to. or after, the inter- view with the prospective student. SAR Stephen Jackson escorts interested students around campus, hut now takes a snack bar break. 148 SAR A-AA .., J A -.A— ■1 1 P ' MIHI Xj jj Hjj H K II Bp ' - - j3 Bl z fl K. y V r m r Scie nce Club members are occasionally entertained by speakers. Students interested in science related activities join the science club. Tripp to Science The Chowan Science Club is a campus organization which is af- filiated with the North Carolina Collegiate Academy of Science. Its purpose is to stimulate in- terest in the sciences by in- troducing the lesser known fields. The club members attend informative programs and do in- teresting projects with Mr. Gilbert Tripp sponsor. This year, the club members took a trip to Pitt County Hospital in Green- ville. There they toured the car- diac center and observed a display of instruments used dur- ing heart surgery. A represen- tative from the Wildlife Resources Center presented the wildiift ' fi ' ' d to the Science Club and spoke on the job op- portunities in wildlife and show- ed a slide presentation. The Science Club is open to all students interested in the science field. Science Club 149 I Swiimnv r is Great EC ' rgia-Parificl WV ' L - t STUDENT NEWSPAPER 0.= CHOV ) CHOWAN Lv lEOt eelmg Good ' Tournament g a roll! i.50 Smoke Signals Li uX Miss Paffe and her workers taking a break. Smoke Signals Mr. Moffitt stripping a negative. I I Mr. Moffitt and Mike are measuring for half-tones. Smoke Signals 151 Here comes the Clown!! Willie Morgan walks in the traditional Homecoming Parade representing the Stu- dent Government Association. 152 SG A A.A V . JlA. rs-A -,yv.— S.G. A. The Active Group T ffiWffiffl The musical group Wild Kingdom played at the dance. Wishing well was the focal point ' i ffiS of the Homecoming Dance. The Student Government Association provides leadership for the student body at Chowan College and serves as its voice in many different matters. Under the guidance of President Betty Anne Drake, the many responsibilities of the SGA in- clude allocations of funds spent for dances, movies and other campus activities. This year. the Student Government Association spon- sored Homecoming and Spring Festival ceremonies. Other events included a Powderpuff 1 (lotball Game and many innvies, including Ghost- tiusters , St. Elmo ' s Fire . Gremlins , Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome , and Sixteen Candles. Several film classics were presented to the student body including Rebel Without a Cause . The African Queen , The Graduate , Easy Rider , and Feulsafe . SGA 153 LEARN A TRADE You have to keep practicing on the Heidleburg to achieve pertection. Mr. William Sowell talks about the procedures involved in offset lithography. The Vocational Industrial Clubs of America (VICA) pro- vides a vehicle for students to work articulately with trade, in- dustrial, technical and health oc- cupations, while at the same time fostering a deep respect for the dignity of work. Chowan ' s VICA chapter is the only club on the post secondary level in the state of North Carolina and was organized at the beginning of the 1982-83 academic session. The club pro- motes the high standards in all phases of occupational endeavors, and is an avenue for members to plan together, organize and carry out worthy .ictivities and projects. VICA is sponsored by Mr. William Sowell. 154 VICA )uA V. ,JlA. 1 xVV_ -.A Who ' s Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges Mr. Jimmy Albert Andrade Ms. Mary Beth Austin Mr. Melvin Eugene Baker, Jr. Ms. Kathleen Cecile Borrelli Ms. Jacqueline Renee S. Bowers Mr. William Jeffrey Byrum Mr. Sidney Hite Camden Mr. Scott Elliott Canfield Mr. Donnie Green Casterlow Ms. Alisa Raylette Christian Mr. Bruce Allen Church Ms. Lala Mae Deal Ms. Karen Jean Dempsey Ms. Betty Anne Drake Ms. Susan Lane EUer Ms. Belinda Marie Eschenwald Ms. Karen Lynn Harrell Ms. Rebecca Dare Hawkins Mr. Donald Ray Hines Ms. Alice Drake Hyatt Ms. Diane Elizabeth Johnson Ms. Peggy Diane Joyner Ms. Sylvia Ann Kompkoff-Purvis Ms. Kris Ann McKay Mr. John Roy Modlin Ms. Cynthia Ann Moore Mr. Lewis Warren Nichols, Jr. Ms. Susan Rene Nixon Mr. Rodney Ortiz Mr. Axon Darren Sholar Ms. Jennifer Hope Strain Mr. Charles Raymond Tyner, Jr. Mr. Daniel Alan Wall Ms. Lisa Ann Walston Ms. Deborah Lynn Whipp The 1986 edition of Who ' s Who Among Students In American Junior Colleges will contain the names of thirty-five students from Chowan College, who have been selected as being among the country ' s most outstanding campus leaders. Students are selected by cam- pus nominating committees. These committees base their nominations on academic achievement, service to the com- munity, leadership in extracur- ricular activities and future potential. These students join an elite group of students selected from more than 1500 institu- tions of higher learning in all fif- ty states, the District of Colum- bia and several foreign nations. Who ' s Who 155 1 The Creators of Success THE CHOWANOKA staff meets each week on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 4:00 to 5:00 P.M. to produce the annual publication of Chowan College. The class. Publications Workshop, designs the cover, makes layouts for each page. and writes all the editorial copy of the book, under the guidance of Herman W. Gatewood. year- book advisor. Work gets under- way at the beginning of the Fall Semester and continues throughout the year with the staff working diligently to com- plete the publication. Editors-in-Chief of the year- book were Beth Hawk. Lorraine Harrison and Stephen Jack Many hours were spent drawing layouts, writing copy, creating captions and selecting photographs for the book. The staff has gone the extra mile to produce a book for which the college community can be proud, and one which includes a review of the year ' s acti vities. The Publications Workshop class selected The Chemistry of Success as a theme for the book and used this as a motto to work even harder to bring you the 1986 CHOWANOKA. Co-editors Lorraine Harrison and Stephen J the class. 156 Choivanoka A.A V..JIA A rsu _.. iJmi i 1 ■ JB 1 PlJLv Bi 9 fl E T H J fr fee Kim Lovelace proofs the page Rhonda. Karen and Dave draw for Smoke Signals and arranges layouts for the pages in the the collage. Campus Life section. Staff members help out Miss Paffe by typesetting and putting down rubylith for the photographs . Co-editors Beth Hawk. Lorraine Harrison and Stephen Jackson stayed busy all year working on THECHOWANOKA. Choicanoka 157 FOOTBALL The roller coaster. ..that ' s pro- bably the best way for Coach Jim Garrison and his staff to assess the 1985 Chowan College football team — Coach G ' s 28th edition of the Chowan Braves had a lot of highs, a few lows and several turns and twists that produced a wild and unpredictable 5-5 record. The squad, thin on sophomore ex- perience, was dependent upon young freshmen to play impor- tant roles somewhat premature- ly. Through the first six games, the Braves rallied past Newport News Apprentice only to be held in check the following week by nationally ranked Harford. A long trip to upstate New Yo rk saw Chowan thrash Hud- son Valley but again the follow- ing week Region X rival Lees- McRae tripped the Braves. A seesaw battle against East Carolina ' s J.V ' s provided the Braves ' third win but the follow- ing week. Garrison watched his team fall flat on their faces at Virginia Tech. The Braves promptly put together a pair of impressive wins against Wesley and Potomac State before a rash of injuries befelled the Braves as they dropped their last two games to Nassau and Newport News. But the roller coaster had not ended. ..not quite yet. The season saw Coach Jim Garrison become the sixth winningest coach in junior college football. Chowan, also, hosted the coastal Con- ference AU-Star Game where two Braves particularly honored themselves. QB Lonnie Mister was named Offensive Player of the Game while DB Dexter Moore was voted the ' Defensive Player of the Game . Mighty Braves get through the tough defense. Braves players go to any limit for the football. 160 Football One of the Braves players watches intently from the sideline. kjuX...... . .yV. Football 161 I Look at those boys hustle. 1985 Season Record Chowan 28 Newport News Apprentice 23 Chowan 13 Harford Community College 17 Chowan 60 Hudson Valley 1 4 Chowan 10 Lees McRae 14 Chowan 17 E.C.U. J.V.s 13 Chowan 18 Va. Tech. J.V.s 27 Chowan 31 Wesley 11 Chowan 40 Potomac State 21 Chowan 21 Nassau 35 Chowan 20 Newport News Apprentice 23 162 Football Defense Braves— Defense. A.AA....vJlAyi v.y ' V-yL_ Football 163 Practice for perfection. 164 Cheerleaders We ' re Behind the Braves A.«A V,.yJLA- .i r -A -vy __. Cheerleaders 165 Braves Wleyball at it ' s Best! The Chowan College Volleyball team had an outstanding 1985 season, under the coaching of Janet Collins. Ranked 18th in the na- tion, the team finished with an impressive 39-11 record. Seed- ed Number One in Region X, the Lady Braves won the Regionals. placing five athletes on honorary teams. As the 1985 Region X Volleyball Champions, the team went on the National Junior College Athletic Association ' s (NJCAAl National Tourna- ment in Miami, Florida. Seeded 12th. the Lady Volleyballers were defeated in hard-fought contests by Central Communi- ty College and Barton County Community College. who finished third and fourth respectively in the national tournament. The squad com- pleted 1985 play by being ranked 13th in the nation and Michelle Phillips was named AU-American Honorable Men- tion. Cheryl Williams smiles proudly as the ball falls through the opponent ' s attempt to volley a return giving the Braves another point. 166 Volleyball Smash return from the Braves! Outstanding Players All Region X Volleyball Team Kathy Borrelli Jemise Diggs Michelle Phillips All Region X Tournament Team Belinda Eschewald Donna Johnson Best Chowan College Offensive Player Jemise Diggs Best Chowan Defensive Player Michelle Phillips Most Valuable Player Kathy Borrelli Belinda Eschewald All American Honorable Mention Michelle Phillips The team pulls together and stays calm for a victory. A jiA ..JLA L,. rv-y __- Volleyball 167 Shervl Williams Julie Weis Sheila Long Jemise Diggs Michelle Phillips Kris McKay Donna Johnson Kathv Borrelli Cindy Harrison Mandy Peeples Marianne Sobers Belinda Eschenwald 168 Volleyball Ladies of the Nets kA .. AAy . y ' s..y Volleyball 169 Lady Braves achieve great things, even against dirty defense. Players on the bench stay in the game with team spirit and support. 170 GirFs Basketball A.aA ..JlA_ us.7 v-a Girl s Basketball 171 1 Look up and catch No defense can match Melanie ' s outside shot. Lady Braves run an awesome fast break. 172 Girl ' s Basketball The entire team listens intently to Coach McKeel. Women ' s Basketball The 1985-86 Lady Braves were predominantly a Freshman team with only one returning let- terman in Valerie Boyd. Although the Lady Braves were 4-20 on the year they did lose many close games and had several strong senior colleges on their schedule. Coach McKeel says the season was not a total loss in terms of figures. There will be four returning freshmen who at one time or another played starting roles for the Lady Braves. Two of those players received high honors this past season, Rosalyn Flood was named to the All-Region X team and was also named Defensive Player of the Year for the Lady Braves. Rosalyn led the entire Region in steals and was leading rebounder and second scorer for the Chowan women. Melanie Sawyer was named to the All- Conference team as was sophomore Valerie Boyd. Melanie received offensive player of the year for the Lady Braves and was voted the teams MVP by her team-mates. Sophomore Glenda Dailey was honored for her outstanding performance in the conference tournament by being named to the All- Tournament team. Two other freshmen who should make their mark next season are Judy Par- sons and Barbara Lewis. One highlight for the Lady Braves this past season was placing se- cond in the third annual Jackie Ammons Classic held at Peace College. Did it go in or what? A.A V...JULL x-yv-A Girl ' s Basketball 173 1 Braves Conclude Season with 21-10 Record When the 1985-86 season came to an end, the men ' s varsity basketball team had compiled an enviable record of 21 wins and 10 losses. It marked the ninth consecutive season in which the Braves had recorded at least 20 wins. It also marked the ninth consecutive year in which men ' s basketball teams at Chowan had earned a berth in the Region X Tournament of the National Junior College Athletic Associa- tion. Led throughout the season by the inside play of the 6 ' 7 Twin Towers (Ronnie Bellamy— 17.5 points and 9.3 rebounds per game; and Kenny Reynolds— 18.4 points and 9.9 rebounds per game), the team was hindered in its attempt to compile an even better overall record by the loss of Mike Pulley, sophomore point guard, throughout much of the season. Pulley sustained a wrist injury in late November which kept him sidelined until early February. In looking ahead towards 1986-87. the coaching staff— led by head coach Bob Burke, whose six-year stint at Chowan has seen Braves teams amass an overall record of 150-41— must look to replace five sophomores, including Bellamy and Reynolds. However, the six returning freshmen (Michael Brown, Paul Debnam, Henry ElUs, Zach Her- ring, Bobby Ray Smith, and David Stubblefieldl should pro- vide a solid nucleus around which to build another contender for Regional and National honors. Through the defense, up and i 174 Basketball A. a V..JlA.,o. «v-A Basketball 175 Free point for the Braves 176 Basketball AaA-.. JLLi rs_A Basketball 177 Chowan Braves escape from tangling grips. Take Down First year coach Paul An- thony ' s 1985-86 team was one of the most successful in the history of Chowan Wrestling. The Braves posted an im- pressive 10-3 record in dual meets, mainly against competi- tion from four-year schools. Only one of three losses was to a junior college and the Braves were ranked in the NJCAA Top 20 the entire season, placing thirteenth in the final poll. Despite some key injuries, the team placed second in the Mid Atlantic Conference Tournament and advanced five wrestlers to the National Junior College Championships at DuPagc Col- lege in Chicago. Heavyweight Dennis Cannon won his first three matches and placed sixth in the tournament, qualifying as an AU-American. He became only the fourth wrestler in Chowan ' s history to achieve that status. Tom Elphick (118). Ted Pitrone 11421, Greg Miller (158), and Chris Moore (1901 also qualified for the National Tour- nament and helped the Braves to a twenty-sixth place finish out of sixty-one teams. With a team comprised of twenty-three freshmen and only three sophomores, the Braves can look forward to an even stronger 1986-87 team. 178 Wrestling Wrestlers greet their opponent aggressively before battle Wrestlers require strict physical fitness to be able to attack and escape their competitor. A handshake of competitive thanks after the match. A-A V.-JlA-.o. t ' v-A—. Wrestling 179 Chowan wrestlers go for the take down. 180 Wrestling Concentrating on the opponent ' s moves. Victoriously he walks from the mat. AXM.... JLA L «..rv_y __ Wrestling 181 Many spectators gather to watch the game. LADY BRAVES PLAY BALL! Softball has taken on a new look at Chowan for the 1986 season. This was Chowan ' s first year in fast pitch softball and it took some time for the team to adjust. The Lady Braves had a very tough 32 game schedule with many senior colleges as their opponents. The Chowan women were under .600 during their first year in fastpitch and gave up some close and tough losses. Next year should prove to be more successful with some top Softball recruits and their first year of fastpitch behind them. mniinn Each player warms up before batting. n The dust flew after a slide into I-eft handed batters are into homeplate. right field. ,,,:.;: . SM I 182 Softball Grand slam potential. f A quick dive just before being tagged out. Nogoofinessat bat. A.AA--. JlAyi. .. v_A_ Softball 183 Pitchers are the beginnings of team. 184 Softball Its over the fence, out of tfie Chowan pitchers pilch a no hit game. ' ■ -t ' .y ' . ■ ' ., vv ' «;t«axiii. ' - - ' . ' ' ' - ' js:j!rfe ' - ' ' ' 35  ■ ■- -i AX ..JlA L . ' v.- Softball 185 The intensity of the pitch reveals great concentration on Kevin ' s face. 186 Baseball CHOWAN BASEBALL The Chowan Braves ' baseball team for 1985-86 is composed of 12 sophomores and 14 freshmen. Second year players include Brad Abernethy, Danny Acree, Gary Besnier. Chris Gross. Bret ToUar, John Miller. Todd Pur- dham. Luke Reir, David Richard- son, Mike Roddy, Eric Wood- worth and Billy Wright. The freshmen, wearing the Braves Blue for their first season are Alvin Allen. Matthew Carstens Steve Clark. Scott Closter Walter Denby. Todd Fischer, Mike Flasdey, Jay Fogleman Darrell Garrison, Kevin Huff- stetler. Phil Phelps. Church Seymour, Tracey Stillwell and Dean Thomas. Serving as trainer manager is Tracy Mosokovic, with Berry McElhan- non as the manager. The Chowan baseball squad is coached by Jerry Lee Hawkins, who has many years of ex- perience at the helm. The Braves, always striving for perfection, will attempt to im- prove upon their last year ' s season record of 20 wins and 14 losses. Chowan baseball. ..a serious competition. Get out of the way ! ! kAj ..JLL . y ' ' .j . Baseball 187 188 Baseball L ' 1986 Schedule Mar. 1 Christopher Newport Mar. 3 Muhlenburg Mar. 6 Christopher Newport Mar. 8 Montgomery CC Mar. 12 Hagerstown CC Mar. 19 Duke Club Mar. 22 CC of Morris Mar. 26 Newport News Apprentice Apr. 4 Anderson Apr. 5 North Greenville Apr. 9 Newport News Apprentice Apr. 12 Louisburg Apr. 15 Wingate Apr. 19 Lenoir CC Apr. 23 Louisburg Apr. 30 Lenoir CC May 8 Eastern Division Tourn. kj J ..,.JLkj . j -J ..yv. Baseball 189 The Chowan College Golf Team completed their Fall play with a very impressive record. With a majority of the matches against four year schools, the team finished with 15 wins and 6 losses. Chowan won the Old Dominion Golf Club. Hampton University Invitational Golf Tournament at Hampton. Virginia, with a team total of 588. The teams par- ticipating were: Newport News Apprentice; Christopher Newport; St. Augustine; Longwood, Va.; Wesleyan; Fer- rum. Va; Union and Hampton University. Individual scores for Chowan were: Todd Heath- 146; Hub Galbraith-148; Gregg Armbruster-149; Tim Guffee-149; and Terry Tierney-150. Chowan College hosted a one day tournament, played at Beechwood Country Club. Oc- tober 14. Chowan won the event with a play-off victory over Newport News Apprentice on the second hole. The team score for the tournament was 309. Teams participating were: Newport News Apprentice. Lenoir, Louisburg and Longwood. Individual scores for Chowan were: Terry Tiernery-75; Hub Galbraith-77; Gregg Armbruster-77; Tim Guffee-80: and Todd Heath-81. Playing in the Ferrum Invita- tional Golf Tournament at Olde Mill Golf Course. Chowan finish- ed fourt h . There were seven teams in the 2-year division. Greg Armbruster. with the best score for the two day event, shot 160. The best score for the two day event, with twenty teams playing, was 153, by Lane Patrick, of Liberty University and Stephen Johnson of Ander- son College. Coach Sowell was pleased with the play of this team. Looking to spring play, he is looking for his sophomores to do well. The sophomores are: Todd Heath of Midlothian. Va.; Hub Galbraith of Naples. Fla.; Gregg Arm- bruster of Mt. Laurel, NJ: and Terry Tierney of Milford. Ct. If Coach Sowell can pick up two or three good freshmen for the Spring, the team should have an outstanding year. f jKi P: : ' ' . ' ' ■ •■ ' CHOWAN GOLF 190 Golf i-f!.M ! M. ! 1985-86 Golf Team Front row: Hub Galbraith. John Pendleton, Gerald LaForge. Back row: Coach Sowell, Todd Heath, Tim Sumner, Gregg Armbruster. and Tim Guffee. Spring Golf Schedule March 13 Lenoir Community College at FaUing Creek March 18 Louisburg Lenoir Chowan at Wake Forest CC March 24 Louisburg Lenoir Chowan at Louisburg April 8 Lenoir Louisburg Chowan at Falling Creek April 17 Lenoir Louisburg Chowan at Beechwood CC April 18 Newport News Invitational at Sleepy Hole CC April 27, 28 29 Conference Tournament at Buies Creek Keith Hills May 11,12 13 Region X Tournament at Hickory, NC June 3 - 6 National Tournament at Conroe, Texas — Club Del Lagos )uJlAL. JLAyO V-A Golf 191 Tennis «5 Anyone? There is much aclivity on the- tennis courts near Parker Hall during the spring months, as the Chowan Tennis Team practices for the new season, and later, meets intercollegiate opponents. The team, under the coaching of Bob Burke, expects to post a winning season and earn ad- ditional trophies to be housed in Helms Center. •Ipi jj ' ' 1 ■▼.1i i1 ' , ,: :■? ■: . i Billy concentrates on the volley. SwinKinj; hack (or ihe serve. Hillv hilMhe bull accuriite 192 Tennis 1986 Tennis Schedule April 8 Pitt Community College April 10 Craven Community College April 1 1 Pembroke State University April 15 Newport News Apprentice April 17 Mt. Olive College April 24 Mt. Olive College April 28 Craven Community College May 1 Pitt Community College kAr .- JLL . ' y ' -A -« xy Tennis 193 Are you stretching? The advanced modern jazz class rehearses a routine to a Phil Collins tune for the Spring recital in Ma Horsey performs on stage during I he fall recital. I 194 Modern Jazz Music, Sweat, and Dance Maria Hunnings. dance instruc- tor at Chowan, is a major asset to the College ' s Physical Education Department because of her love nf dancing, fun-loving personali- ty, and motherly care for all students. Not only does she teach jazz, lap, and ballet to college and community students, but she is in charge of the Chowan Bravettes and jazzercize as well. She has taught dance in the Upward Bound Program for nine years and holds classes at Paul D. Camp Community College in Krynklin. Va. In addition. Mrs. Hunnings annually choreographs dance and poise routines for the Jaycees- Miss Ahoskie Pageant and routines for the Chowan Department of Fine Arts Produc- tions. Many of these dance ac- tivities will soon be held in a com- pletely outfitted dance studio in Daniel HaU; Mrs Hunnings and the students are looking forward to this. Mrs. Hunnings ' dancing career began with her singing on a loCal radio station and her two year training at the Elmira Furgeson School of Dancing. She performed in various off-broadway produc- tions like Damn Yankees and Guys and Dolls . Before coming to Chowan, she worked for 6 weeks with Al Gilbert of Hullywood. California who has laughl many Hullywood celebrities such as A,nriptte,, Funicello of the Mousekeetets and has choreographed t ' he Pinky Lee T.V. show. During I he workshop, Mrs. Hunnings had the opportunity to train Michael Landon ' s and Carol Burnette ' s children. After learning the ropes the hard way, she has dedicated her life to helping ot hers learn and ap- preciate the art of dance. In her classes one goes about the hard work of learning, the proper technique of body and barre work: jazz, tap. and ballet ter- minology: and routines to be per- formed. Some of her siudt-nls have cnnlinued studying dance with Tidewater Ballet. Old Dominion University. U.N. CO., N,C. School of the Arts. New York Ci- ty University, Richmond Ballet. Randolph-Macon, Univ. of Soiith CaUfornia. and Young Americans. Having a teacher like Mrs. Hunnings makes learning ex- citing and enjoyable because she gives students the personal atten- tion and encouragetnent they need. Her capacity to love un- conditionally and her jovial per- sonality inspire individuals to develop confidence and self- esteem. Of:se.n.rti! .o(;BliBl Modern Jazz 195 Student Directory 1985-86 Sophomore Daniels, Sherry Lynn Glasson. Kim Ann M Women Routes. Box 80-B 45 River ale Road A Ahoskie.NC 27910 Park Ridge. NJ 07656 Deal Ula Mae H Mardre. Mary Shaw Rout«4, Box 2141 Route 1. Elmwood Farm Armstrong. Carol Kimberly Hickory, NC 28602 Windsor. NC 27983 Rout«2Boz214 Elizabeth City. NC 27909 Dempsey. Karen Jean 5 Pleasant Grove Road Hardy. Carla Faye P Box 232 McKay. Kris Ann Route 4. 102 North Road Austin. Mary Beth Conowingo.MD 21918 Lewiaton. NC 27849 Morehead City. NC 28557 105 Christie Manor Drive Bluefield. WV 24701 Douberly. Tern Lynn 1400 Windsor Road Harrell. Karen Lynn 108 Pecan Dnve Midgette. Jeannette Route 1. Box 140-R B Chesapeake. VA 23320 Murfreesboro. NC 27855 Englehard. NC 27824 Drake. Betty Anne Hamson. Paula Marie Moore. C.vnthia Ann 1404 Clay Street 200 Halifax Street Route l.Box 173 Barclift. Donna Lynett« Franklin. V A 23851 WiUiamston. NC 27892 Buchanan. VA 24066 Route 2. Box 428 Elizabeth City. NC 27909 Duke. BrendaB Hawkins. Rebecca Dare Rout l.Box 92- A Rout 2. Box 11-A N Belyeu. Valda Lynne Murfreesboro, NC 27855 Murfreesboro. NC 27855 106 London Drive Washington. NC 27889 Hyatt. Alice Drake E 10009 Palace Court-A Nelson. Karen Dolores Best. Tunisha Ann Richmond. VA 23233 7803 Harwood PUce 1608 Murchison Road J Springfield. VA 22152 Fayetteviile. NC 28301 Edwards. Debbie Jean Nichols. Joann Elizabeth Bock. Cynthia Jean P O. Box 42 P.O. Box 4098 104 Pine Circle New Bem. NC 28560 Como, NC 27S18 Johnson. Diane Elizabeth Delaware, DE 19706 EUer. Susan Lane 5024 New Hope Church Road Monroe. NC 281 10 Nixon, Susan Rene Bock. Deidre Helene RFD Box 336 Route 3. Box 399 104 Pine Circle New Bem. NC 28560 Melfa. VA 23410 Johnson. Donna Renee ' Edenton.NC 27932 PO Box 1015 Norris, Lynda Michelle Borrelli. Kathleen Cecile Ellington. Susan Hope Burgaw. NC 28425 Route 3. Box 454-B 324 Amy Drive Goose Creek. SO 29445 205 Simpson Street Oirrboro. NC27510 Johnson. Jacqueline Deanne 740 Lunar Drive Aiken. SC 29801 Nottingham. Catherine Ann Bowers. Jacqueline Sandljn Elliott. CecUe Yolanda Raleigh. NC 27610 Box 46 900 Walnut Street 300 Sea Breeze Court Jones. Andrea Jean Cheriton.VA 23316 Franklin. VA 23851 Hampton. V A 23669 Route 1. Box 487 Boyd. ValeneMic hell Epps. Mary Lynne Eden. MD 21822 Route l.Box21 D Elgin. SC 29045 Route l.Box 102 A Surry. VA 23883 Joyner, Peggy Diane 205 Richard Street c Ahoskie.NC 27910 Eschenoald. Belinda Mane O ' Connor. Mary Ruth Route 3. Box 1 76 K ISNorthlakeRoad Honeybrook. PA 19344 Columbia. SC 29204 Carr. AmyEUzabeth 703 Ben Fry Dnve Chester, VA 23831 Everette. Helen Marie Kennedy. Sophie Nicole O ' Quinn. Angela Denise Route 2. Box 162 Conway. NC 27820 228 HaUbridge Road Chesapeake. VA 23320 P Box 583 TazweU.VA 24651 Carroll. Cynthia Dale 615 North Street Franklin, VA 23851 F Kissinger, Stephanie Lynn 207 Heritage Road Chambersburg. PA 17201 Outlaw. Charlotte Mae Route I. Box 63 Coleram. NC 27924 Christian. Alisa Raylette Rout l.Box 112 Providence Forge, VA 23140 Ford. Linda Bond 504 Ravensview Drive Tallahassee. FL 32301 Kompk off- Purvis. Sylvia Ann PO Box 236 Winlon. NC 27986 Overton. Deborah Gwcn 624 West Church Street Ahoskie.NC 27910 CoUins. Michele Kay PO. Box 1061 G Koota. Leslie Robyn 1275 N.E 171 Terrace P Spring Hope. NC 27882 North Miami Beach. FL 33 162 D Gerchman. Patricia Sue 3222 Mety Avenue L Parker. Lori Ann 803CamlinSt Endwell. NY 13760 Ahoskie.NC 27910 Dfliley.Glenda Ann Route l.Box 450 Glasby. Kathryn Aiycia 364 Frankhn Dnve Long. Sheda Lynn Rt 4. Olde Fruitland Rd Peeples. Amanda K Route 2. Box 248-B Washington. NC 27889 Murfreesboro. NC 27855 Salisbury. MD 21801 Edenton. NC 27932 196 Directory Phillips. Delias Ann Rt. 1. Box 88 Wilkesboro. NC 28697 Phillipa. MicheUe Elise Route 1. Box 79 Worton.MD 21678 Potter. Tsjnmy Lyn 512 Ml Pleasant Road Chesapeake. VA 23320 R Richey, Theresa Leigh 212 Russell Street Havelock. NC 28532 Roberson, Nicole Bhggs 32 Queen Anne Drive Edenton, NC 27932 Rollison. Cleo Route 2, Box 395 Cro99.SC 29436 Rorie, Marjorie Louise Route 1. Box 100 Scranton, NC 27875 Savage, Lydia Manette Route 2. Box 5 Gateg.NC 27937 Simmons. Pamela Lorraine Route 2, Box 295 Holly Ridge. NC 28445 Spivey, Gwendolyn Lee 810 Robert Street Windsor. NC 27983 Strain. Jennifer Hope Route 1. Box 230-B Hubert. NC 28539 Swain. Lisa Michelle 1528 Mt Pleasant Road Chesapeake, VA 23322 Tuck, Mary Doraey Rt. 2. Box 26 Franklin, VA 23851 Vaughan. Thomisene P O- Box 344 Murfreesboro.NC 27855 W Watson. Jennifer Lynn Star Route 2. Box 76-E Camden. NC 27921 Whipp. Deborah Lynn 4324 Lafon Street Chester. V A 23831 Whitson. Elizabeth Jo 1000 N Broad Street Edenton. NC 27932 Wider. Pamela Elaine 523 Clinton Avenue Rockville Centre. NY 1 1570 Wdliamson. Rochelle Devonne 1323 VUlage Road Whitsett. NC 27377 Freshman Women Akiyama. Kaori 6-4 27 Aukawa-cho Ibaraki 10 Albritton. Pamela Jean Rt 4. Box 314 Edenton, NC 27932 Anderson, Veronica Michelle Route 1, Box 55 Woodland. NC 27897 Andrews. Christy Beth 304 Country Club Drive New Bern. NC 28560 Andrews. Mary Ann PO Box 124 Conetoe.NC 27819 Applewhite. Dwanna Latessa 203 Pine Dr NashviUe. NC 27856 Armacost. April Lynnette 3312 St Catherine Way Virginia Beach. VA 23452 Armstrong. Dorma Louise 3323SladeCt. Falls Church. VA 22042 Armstrong. MeUssa Dawn Rt 2. Box 241 Whitakers.NC 27891 Ashe. Bernadette Rt 3. Box33E Ahoskie.NC 27910 Aycock, Ktmberly Kay 1802 Vandoro Springs Road Gamer. NC 27529 B Bachouros. Karen Lynne 800 Autumn Ct, Raleigh. NC 27609 Baker, Delores Ann Rt 3 Box 288-0 Windsor. NC 27983 Baker. Diana Lynn 6002 Cable Avenue Camp Springs. MD 20746 Basden. Wendy JO PO. Box33 Windsor, NC 27983 Becker, Lisa Lynn 2310 Parham Drive Wilmington, NC 28403 Bender. Connie Michelle 2026 4th St, NE Washington, DC 20002 Bennett, Julie Lynn PO Box 131 Murfreesboro. NC 27855 Bennett. Michelle Marie 209 Laurel Ave Witmmgton. DE 19809 Bigley. Stacy Lynn Rt.l.Box6 TitUBviUe. PA 16354 Blythe, Sheryl Denise Rt 2. Boxl93-A Conway, NC 27820 Bond. Elizabeth Leigh 115 Captain John Road Courtland, VA 23837 Bond, Marion A Rt 2, Box 443 Coleram.NC 27924 Bowen. Beth Ellen Rt I. Box 349 Colerain.NC 27924 Boweng, Vickie Chemee Rt 13. Sunnyview Drive Greenville. SC 29611 Bradford. Carrie Ehzabeth P O Box 52 Great Falls. VA 22066 Britt. Leah Yvette Rt 2. Box 95 Ahoskie, NC 27910 Brown. Cynthia Sue 722 W Mam St Luray.VA 22835 Bunch. Melonie Faye Rt 2. Box 146 Windsor. NC 27983 Burchetl. Susan Marie 1302FrankhnSt. Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Burk. Deanna Lynn 5612HTumbleweedCr. Richmond. VA 23228 Burleson. Rebecca Caroline 404 HoUy Hill Road Murfreesboro. NC 27855 Byrum, Angela Paige Rt 2. Box 179 Windsor. NC 27983 c Carpenter, Ella Christine 105 Tracey Ln. Dunn, NC 28334 Carr. Patricia Ann Star Rte. Bells Island Rd- Currituck. NC 27929 C Uo, Christine Mana 638 NW 13th Street 23 Boca Raton. FL 33432 Clayton. Vanessa D 3830 Florence Drive 4 Alexandria. VA 22305 CoUms. Lisa Gad 747 Marcus St. Chesapeake. VA 23320 Combs. Jacquelyn Pamela Rt.2. Box214 Elizabeth City, NC 27909 Combs. Phyllia Rt.2. Box 232 Hertford. NC 27944 Connor. Bn d Ann 6500 Wiaconam Ave Chevy Chase. MD 208 Cooke. Marie V 7 Quad Hollow Murfreesboro, NC 27855 Corbett. Fehca Ray 7819 Sea Wolf Drive Norfolk. VA 23518 Core. Ursula Queen PO Box 18 JamesYiUc. NC 27846 Cox. Tdda Patncia Rt 1.BOX238-A Whitakers.NC 27891 Cox. Tracey Anne 1227EBal view Ave Norfolk. VA 23502 Cuthrell. Cynthia Lyrm Rt 1. Box 193 Edenton. NC 27932 D Davis, Sharon Elizabeth 8258 Surreywood Dnve Richmond. VA 23235 Delulio. Diane Lee 8254 Danbury Drive Norfolk. VA 23518 DeLaverson. Charmane Maile 3702 NForestdale Ave DaleCily.VA 22193 DeMao, Mary Jean 609 East High Street Murfreesboro. NC 27855 Diggs. Jemise Adell 1850 E Mam St Waynesboro. VA 22980 Dilday. April Joy PO Box 421 Murfreesboro, NC 27855 Dunbar. Alicia Sophia 2309 Nelson Street Raleigh. NC 27610 Durham. VenceUa Denise 48Chau-Rd. Castle Hayne. NC 28429 E Ldwards. Audra Loui9« Rt.2. Box 185 Frankhn.VA 23851 Fazio. Debra Anne Camp Bulter P O Box 1232 FPO Seattle. WA 98773 Felton. An la Elizabeth 1018 Maryland Ave Suffolk. VA 23434 Felton. Luanne Grace Rt l.Box294 Gates. NC 27937 Directory 197 Feoerseein. Burma DeeAnn 404 Fairview Rd Apex. NC 27502 Flood. Rosalyn C. Rr.3, Bo«95 Ahoskie.NC 27910 Fox. Trac.v Ann Rt.689. Box 5 Redart.VA 23142 Franke. Mary Anne Gabriel 1310 Boiling Ave Norfolk. VA 23508 Frazier. Patricia Tunsutl 8647 Brown Summit Rd. Richmond. VA 23235 Frazier. Robin Lynn Rt l.Box 136 .NC 27589 G Gaines. Traci Yvette 33 Irving St. Hartford. CT 06122 Gardner. Kellie Mane 5713 Avalon Woods Dr Virginia Beach. VA 23464 Gardner. Rebecca Renee Rt.l.Box 134 ' A Eure. NC 27935 Gavin. Kathleen Anne 2129 N. Patnck Henry Dr Arlington. VA 22205 Graham. Cheryl Lynn Rt.l.Box 456-10 Winterviile. NC 28590 Green. Elizabeth 2807 Farm Road Alexandria. VA 22302 Griffith. Sharon Beth 416HunLerdaleRd Frankhn.VA 23851 Gnjbbs. AnnaKathenne 640 Caren Dr Virginia Beach. VA 23452 H Haghjou. Shirin Pirofi Ave Behbahani St Tehran. 08 HaU, Karen M R[ 1 Box 39 Aulander. Nr27H05 HarreU. AUceGay Rt.2. Box 170 Emporia. VA 23847 Harrell, Alison Kay Rl.2, Box 170 Emporia. VA 23847 Harrell. Elliott Erickson 309 Conaby Dr Plymouth. NC 27962 Harris. Emily Deron 4001 Nottawey Rd. Durham. NC 27707 Harrison. Cynthia Denice 50 Shull Dr. Newark. DE 19711 Harrison. Lorraine Kaye Rt.l.Box716 Denton. NC 27239 Harvell. Heather Elizabeth 42 W. Govenor Dnve Newport News. VA 23602 HasseU. Elizabeth Mae PO Box 212 Ahoskie.NC 27910 Hawk. Elizabeth Anne 108 Guinevere Ln. Greenville. NC 27834 Hazelton. Laura Elizabeth 409 Holly Hill Rd- Murfreesboro. NC 27855 Hemngton. Mehssa Russ 1808 Bethlehem Rd Rocky Mount. NC 27801 Hill. Tommie T 6 Quail HoUow Murfreesboro. NC 27855 Hilbard. Angela Deloris Rt-l.Box457 Tarboro. NC 27886 Holmes. Kimberly Linette PO Box 1813 Aydlett.NC 27916 Home, Lisa Faye Rt5. Box6-A Fayetteville.NC 28301 Howard. Amy EUzabeth Rt.l.Box 93 Coats. NC 27521 Howard. Jackie Louise Rt.l.Box 13a : Murfressboro. NC 27855 Howard. Julie Ann Rt.2. Box 54 Aulander. NC 27805 Howell. Susan Ameu Rt 3. Box 244 Franklin. V A 23851 Hughes. Susie EUa Rt 2. Box 48 Kinston.NC 28501 Isles. Janet Michelle Rt 3. Box 56 Littleton. NC 27850 J I.Susan Mane 13805 LindendaleRd. DaleCity. VA22193 Jensen. Roberu Jean 3229 Sherry Court FaUs Church. VA 22042 Jernigan. Regina Mechelle 161 Clifton Meadows Washington. NC 27889 Johnson. Lisa Lane Rt,5. Box9 Dunn. NC 28334 Jones. Labrena Annette Rt. 3 Box 235 1-4 Ahoskie. NC 27910 Jones. Lisa Renne PO, Box96 Warwick. MD21912 Joyce. Susan Lynne 718S HighSl Pearisburg. VA 24134 Joyner. RethaCharlene Route l.Box 280 Gates. NC 27937 K Karr. Donna Sue 700 Glen Haven Drive Suffolk. VA 23437 Kearney, Bonnie Marie Rt l.Box 193 Cofield. NC 27922 Kluis. Karen Lynne 20 Sturgis St Onancock. VA 23417 Kohagen. Teresa Lynn PO- Box 551 Nags Head. NC 27959 Lancaster. Karen Michelle 320 Hazelwood Drive Warrenton. NC 27589 Larkin. Cynthia Lynne 4201 NinaDr Chesapeake. VA 23321 Lewis. Barbara Jean Rt.l Box234-C Murfreesboro. NC 27855 Liberty. Marie B 2229 Cypress Ave AUentown. PA 18103 Linkous. Kimberly Lynn PO, Box 774 Kitty Hawk. NC 27949 Liverman. Wanda Ann Box 63 Manor Apartments Edenton.NC 27932 Long. Lori Beth 5453 Todd St. Virginia Beach. VA 23464 Lovelace, Kimberly Michelle P.O. Box 2216 Drexel.NC 28619 Lovell. Kim Elizabeth 22 Dartmouth Rd Wilmington. DE 19808 Lowe, Lori Lynn 502 Lakeview Drive Murfreesboro, NC 27855 Lyon. Beth Lynn 8176SnowfaUDr Manassas, V A 221 II M Malney. Wendy Ann PO Box 338 Boykins. VA 23827 McCabe, Linda Fay Route 1, Box20-A Swan Quarter. NC 27885 McCadney. Dorothea Roule2. Box A-194 Enfield. NC 27823 McCombs. Marcelia Ann Route 2. Box 582 Newton. NC 28658 McGougan. Lorie Ann Route 1. Box 117E Lumber Bridge. NC 28357 Mooring. Mana Michelle Box 331 Conway, NC 27820 PO Box 124 Shawboro. NC 27973 Monoka. Suga 3944-6 Nukazuka-cho Wakayama-ken 647. 10 Morris. Joann D. 108 Maple Street Murfreesboro. NC 27855 Murray. Sandra Lynn 4400 Green Acres Pkwy Portsmouth. VA 23703 A Markham. Cynthia Renne 1833 Dewsberry Place Fayetteville. NC 28304 Nash. Debra Ehzabeth 18245 SW 256th St Homestead. FL 33031 Noma. Chihoko 6-19Higashi-Kawaraish HiroshimaPre. 737. 10 Pa He. Jane C 845 Holland Street WinstonSalem.NC 27101 Pannell. Lila Denice P O Box 60 Clinton. SC 29325 Parker. San Kimberly Rt 1. Box 130 Murfreesboro, NC 27855 Parson. Behnda Theresa 881Schenck Ave Brooklyn. NY 11207 Parsons. Judith Anne 1200 N. High St Franklin. VA 23851 Phelps. Wendolyn Jean 1713BeUemeadeSt Raleigh. NC 27607 Phelps Wendy Leigh lOIOBrookgreenDr Cary.NC 27511 Pilley. Karen Noel 6706 Battlewood Road Richmond. V A 23234 Pitt. Chaanty Letreast 111 Owens Circle Battleboro. NC 27809 198 Directory Pope, Cheryl Lynn Rt.2. Box256 Conway, NC 27820 Porch. Sandra Sterhng P,0 Box 86 Boykins, VA23827 R Reynolds. Cynthia Denise 31 E.SOthSl- Wilminglon, DE 19802 Richardson, Brenda Lee 433 Shenandoah Road Hamplon.VA 23661 Ricks. Susan Renee P.O. Box 23 Rich Square. NC 27869 Rigsbee. Nancy Louise 3132 Dixon Rd. Durham. NC 27707 Robinson, Carla EUzabeth 1817 S. 6th St, Camden. NJ 08104 Roe. Karen Louise 4203 Gadwall Place Virginia Beach. VA 23462 Rogers. Mary Ehzabeth Rt.l.BoxlOlB Lynch Station. V A 2457 1 Roop. Sheila Raye 505 Mernweather Dr King. NC 27021 Ruffin, Dorothy Schade Route 1, Box 280 Ahoskie,NC 27910 Southerland, Sheila Renea P.O. Box 1006 Raeford, NC 28376 Southern, Dalphine PO Box 715 Rowland. NC 28383 Speller. Faith Elaine P O- Box 382 Aulander.NC 27805 Stapleton, Elizabeth Ruth 125 0akkdaleTr. Suffolk. VA 23434 SuUivan, Kerry Aileen 1137 Cornell Road Pittsburgh, PA 15205 Sullivan. Subrena Elise 5 Heron Road Lexington. NC 27292 Taylor, Pamela Rene 3709HeathnioorCt. Virginia Beach, VA 23452 Tenor, Dana P O. Box 5645 Statesville, NC 28677 Thompson, Tammy Webb P.O. Box 499 Stuart, VA 24171 Thornton. EUteMargot 636GreentreeDr Virginia Beach. V A 23452 Townsend. Jacquehne Marie 1216E. Martin St, Raleigh, NC 27610 u West. Wendy Dee RU4. Box 29-D Greenville. NC 27834 White. Crystal Denise 620 West Washington St. Suffolk. VA 23434 White. Sandra Louise Rl2,Box49-A Edenton,NC 27932 White. Tonya Dee StarRt. 158 Poplar Branch, NC 27%6 Whitley, Tracy Lynn PO Box 241 Conway. NC 27820 Williams. Nanette Wmfield RFDB0X119 Capron.VA 23829 Williams. Sheryl Ann Rl 3, Box 196 Tunkhannock, PA 18657 Williams. Stephanie Jo Rt 3. Box 362 Stuart, VA 24171 Windham. Patricia Lane lOlGrecnwichCourt Lexington. SC 29072 Windley, Kimberly Ann Rt.5, Box 154 Gloucester. VA 23061 Wine. Jacqueline Anne PO Box 1171 Front Royal. VA 22630 Wright. Chawanda Denise 9018 Joi Drive Richmond. Va 23228 Wyche. Jacqueline Elonora PO Box 67 Capron, VA 23829 Adeyeye. Tunji 118 Vinson Drive Ahoskie.NC 27910 Alston. Alvis Alexander 733 Chandler Avenue BurUngton.NC 27215 Altman. Jr Charles Manning North Saluda Street Fairfax. SC 29827 Andrews. James Twiford 1 5 Seneca Terrace Fredericksburg. VA 22401 .. Steve Robert 3312 St Catherines Way Virginia Beach. VA 23452 nnbuster. Gregg AUen 242 St David Drive Ml Laurel, NJ 08054 ssenato. Mark Louis 1016 West Side Drive Rochester. NY 14624 B Baker. Jr Melvin Eugene 801 Johnston Street Edenton. NC 27932 Bass. WiUiam Brett 908 East Market Street Burhngton.NC 27215 Bell. Jr Joseph Wellington Route 1. Box 25-B Pantego.NC 27860 Sawyer. Melanie Carol Rt.l.Boxl39 Belhaven.NC 27810 Schaefer. Carolyn Lucy 1153 Revere Point Road Virginia Beach. VA 23455 Searson. Cynthia Anne 101 Ed Simmons Ct Cary.NC 27511 Sekine. Yoko 225-3 Iwatsuki Saitama-ken. 10 Sharp. Theresa Winn PO Box 405 HarrellsviUe.NC 27942 Shehan. Bobbi Lynn Rt.l.Box43 Landrum. SC 29356 Shrewsbury. Barbara J. PO Box 155 Severn. NC 27877 Llemura. Miho Iwakurakino-cho Sakyo-ku Kyoto 10 Vargo. Angelia Maria 25 Crescent Dr. Franklin. VA 23851 Vaughan. Annie Marie PO Box 344 Murfreesboro. NC 27855 Vick. Cheryl Ann Rl l,Box201-H Port Republic, VA 24471 Virgil. Jardien Ceceha 802-A Church Street Beaufort. SC 29902 Yan, Mei l-B-15 New Dormitory: Bailing. 03 Yates. Rhonda Jean llOPineviewSt- Havelock, NC 28532 Yazdchi-Neiad. Meirzad Yazdchi-Neiad, Shahrzad Delara Street Tehran 08 Sophomore Men w A Bellamy. Ronnie Lee Route 2. Box 577 Vanceboro. NC 28586 Bowers, Jr. Robert Wayne 32 Raven Turn Newark, DE 19702 Boyd. Douglas McArthur Route 1. Box 1193 Dorchester. SC 29437 Brann. Dale Preston Route 1. Box 256 Leasburg. NC 27291 Bower. Gregory Herbert PO.Box8 Candor. NC 27229 Brown. Darnell Maurice Route 3. Box 149 A Fuguay-Varina. NC 27526 Brown. Luther Ransome PO, Box 244 Enfield. NC 27823 Smith. Angela Marie 2005 Windsor Drive Rocky Mount. NC 27801 Walker. Queen Esther 2905 RocheUe St 8-103 Durham, NC 27703 Abdulla,Yousef Ahm PO Box 986 Doha, 18 Burnette, Jimmy Ray Route 3. Box 242-A Maxton.NC 28364 Smith. Donna Francine 3624 Holts Chapel Rd Greensboro, NC 27401 Sobers, Marianne Elizabeth 2453 Rankin Ave Norfolk. V A 23518 Weis. Julie Marie 3904 Reed Road Columbus. Oh 43220 Abernethy. Alan Bradley 2511 Juniper Road Prince George. VA 23875 Acree. Danny Lee PO Box 326 Gaston. NC 27832 Byrd. Paul Alonzo 432 Jasper Avenue HartsviUe. SC 29550 Byrum. WiUiam Jeffrey 508 Woodland Drive Murfressboro. NC 27855 Directory 199 E Caliaanti, Louis Anthony 54 Fairview Drive East Hanover. NJ 07936 Camden. Sidney Hit Box 416 EaatviUe.VA 23347 Campbell. Melvin Earl Route 2, Box 414 Vanceboro. NC 28586 Canfield. Scott Elliott 69 Logwood Street South Burlington. VT 05401 Cannon, Dennis Edward 776 Sandbridge Road Virginia Beach. VA 23456 Casterlow, Donnie Green Route 1, Box 316 Rich Square. NC 27869 Chairat. Nattakit 1423Sol47Klongian Bangkok. 10240 20 Childress. Sydney Powers (Skip) 2211 Abbey Road Norfolk. VA 23509 Chonat««tron, Somkiat 602 Ra tchada Village Bangkok. 20 Church. Bruce Allen P.O Box 581 North Wilkesboro. NC 28659 Clark. David Lamar 2301 Vandemere Aveaue FayetteviUe. NC 28304 Coltrain. James Todd Route 1. Box 412 Pantego, NC 27860 Cooper. Jerome Alexander Route 2. Box 249-A Watrenton. NC 27589 Colten. Scott David 4205 OUey Lane FaiHax. VA 22032 Cox. Kevin Jerome 4201 Pinendge Court Chesapeake. VA 23321 Crawford, Douglas Charles 1 509 Clearbrook Avenue Westvdle. NJ 08093 Crutchfield. Michael Deangelis Route 2, Box 82 Roxboro.NC 27573 D Delph. Matthew Gerard 424 Pearl Street FayettevUle. NC 28303 Dixon, Jr. Elmer Lee P.O Box 21 Maury. NC 28554 Dresch. WUliam H 15 Bayonne Avenue Central Islip. NY 11722 Etheridge. IIIThomasJi P.O. Box 65 Engelhard. NC 27824 Fainter. Jonathan David P O Box 28 Glasgow. VA 24555 Fant. Stephen Lee 1369 Coral Place Hampton. VA 23669 Farrior. Tony Alonzo Route 2. Box 332 B Rose HiU.NC 28468 Faulkner. Albert Charles 221 Phnce George Drive Hampton. V A 23669 Ferguson. Fernando Lee Rt 1. Box 600 Washmgton. NC 27889 FerreU. Jeffrey Neal Route 2. Box 290 Lucama.NC 27851 Forrest. Robert Troy 1219 No 7 Poquoson Av« Poquoson. VA 23662 Frazier. Brian Renne ' Route 1. Box 201-2 Jacksonville. NC 28540 G Galbraith. Hubbard Clapp 460 Bnstle Core Lane Naples. FL 33962 Gilliam. David Malcolm 403 Cantongate Road Tarboro. NC 27886 Gold. Warren Wilder 1730 Lafayette Circle Rocky Mount. NC 27801 Graham. William Henry Route 2. Box 197-D Rowland. NC 28383 Green, Michael Christopher 11 12 Elizabeth Court Newport News. VA 23605 Green. William Shawn Route 2. Box 780 Ijincaster. VA 22603 H Heath. Christopher Allan 6404 Greengate Hill Road Fa.vetteville. NC 28303 Heath. David Todd 1 100 DuckbQI Court Midlothian. VA 231 13 Mines. Donald Ray 9 Wardola Dnve Jacksonville. NC 28540 Hodge, Jr Danny Charles 208 Forest Drive Graham. NC 27253 Holloman. Johnwyn Demetrius 1121 Sword Drive Chesapeake. VA 23323 Hunter. Raymond J Route 4. Box 172C-1 Nashville. NC 27856 J Joyner. Jr. Joseph Iredell 1 103 Greenbriar Road WUson.NC 27893 K Kennedy. Henry Nolan 3403 W Weaver Road Hampton. VA 23666 Kiban. Ricky Leonard 525 Rapids Street Roanoke Rapids. NC 27870 Kovacs. Steven Robert 440 TimberUne Drive Mt.HoUy.NJ 08060 Langley, Everett Todd 356 Bidney Dnve BurUngton. NC 27215 l.ee. Peter Scott 23 Manchester Drive Whippany. NJ 07981 Lewis. Michael Donovan 305 Walnut Avenue Witoiington. DE 19804 Lossen. Jr. Thomas Godwin Routes. Box 187 B Ahoskie.NC 27910 Lynch. James Alan Route 5. Box 4 Ijjuisa, VA 23093 M Ma be. Joey Lee POBox 147 Candor, NC 27229 McBnde. WilUam Bennett 511 Western Avenue Suffolk, VA 23434 McClure. Kerry Scott P O- Box 522 Jasper. GA 30143 McDowell, Curtis Gilbert 2309 Leeward Shore Drive Virginia Beach. VA 23451 McElhannon. Barry Daniel ]510NewsomeCircle. N Hart9ville.se 29550 McMahan. Christopher Scott NCSDCampusD-Sl.Hwy 64 Morganton. NC 28655 Mignotl. Irwin Alves 14108 Spring Gate Road Midlothian. VA 231 13 Mdes. David Christian 1 106 Grace Avenue BurUngton. NC 27215 Miles. Eric Darnell 3204 Landover Street Alexandria. VA 22305 Milligan, Ricky Leroy 4260 Reona Avenue Sumter. SC 29150 MiUsaps, Shanita LaFaye 332 W Bingham Street SlatesviUe. NC 28677 Mister. Lonnie Thomas Box 5 Apt 25 Prof Park Morehead City. NC 28557 Modlin. John Roy Route 2. Box 44 Washington. NC 27889 Munk. Jonathan Abraham 4702 Redding Une Bowie. MD 20715 N Nakanishi, Jun Sisa 4- 16- 14 Mequro-ku. 10 Narron. Randy Wayne Route 1. Box 274-B Selma, NC 27576 Nelson, Timothy Darrell 2218 Wilkins Street BurUngton. NC 27215 Nichols, Jr. Lewis Warren 1030 S Sycamore Street South Hill. VA 23970 o Odom. Barry Edward 704 Lord Nelson Drive Vu-ginia Beach. VA 23464 Ortiz. Rodney Route 1. Box 59A Havelock. NC 28632 PameU. Mark Edward 96 Cindy Circle Newport News. VA 23602 Perry. Michael Bernard Route 2. Box 100 Frankhn. VA23851 Philips. Frederick Fisher PO Box 132 Battleboro. NC 27809 Pinckney. Waverly 1328-A Lieben Road Mt. Pleasant. SC 29464 Dunlap. Alonzo Maunc PO. Box 213 LUesville.NC 28091 Henry, Craig Allen llOOS. Military Highway Chesapeake, VA 23320 McLaughhn. John Patric 20 Willow Street Glen Ridge. NJ 07028 Plyler .Tim Box .444 Gat esville. NC 27938 200 Directory Powell, Kenneth Ray Route % Box 966 Madison. NC 27025 Powell. Tony Leater ' P.O. Box 163 Moyock. NC 27958 Prado. Gar ' Ronald Route 1 . Mt- Gilead Road Murrells Inlet. SC 29576 Pulley. Michael DeVan 1505 Westchester Road Raleigh. NC 27610 Purdham. Roy Todd Route 3. Box 370 A Luray.VA 22835 Q amar, Ramzi Yousef P.O. Box 20684 Jerusalem. 22 R Reyes. Mario Alberto 12 Yew Road Newark. DE 19702 Reynolds. Kenneth Edgar 31 East 30th Street Wilmington. DE 19802 Reza. David Jaimea P.O. Box 859 Biscoe. NC 27209 Rice. Owen Augustus 41 Pine Hill Avenue Stanford. CT 06906 Richardson, David Ray Routes. Box 610 Mineral. VA 23117 Ricks. Bnan Scott Route 2. Box 128 Conway. NC 27820 Roberta, John Michael 19 Beach Road PortJervis, NY 12771 Roddy. Michael Anthony 540 Briarwood Dnve Hopewell, V A 23860 Rudolph. Patrick Leon 128 Overland TraU Savannah. GA 31405 Ruff. Richard Sidney 823 Indian Drive Florence, SC 29501 Schmitt. BryonGray P O Box 24 Engelhard. NC 27824 Sebastian, Charles Monroe 4523 Knoll Drive Dale City. V A 22193 Selby, Paul Spencer Rt. 3. Box 93 Knightdale. NC 27545 Shimp. IV Clayton Dallas R.D.I. Box 260 Woodstown. NJ 08098 Sholar. Axon Darren Route 2 Wallace. NC 28466 Simpson. WiUiam Allan 303 Country Club Drive New Bern, NC 28560 Slaughter. James Keith 3509 Wmdsor Dnve New Bern. NC 28560 Smith, Brent Patrick 2608 Whitman Dnve Wilmington, DE 19808 Smith. Donnie Elton 215 Hopedale Street FayettevUle. NC 28304 Sneed. Robert Houston 3 Indigo HaUApts Georgetown. SC 29440 Spivey.Brenton Mills Route l.Box 180 GatesviUe. NC 27938 Stegall. Jason Ray 1500Malberry Road Martinsville. VA 241 12 Straughan, Michael Edward 9307 Calanda Street Lanham. MD 20706 Tank. Jeffery Scott 24 S- Pennewell Drive Wilmington. DE 19809 Tate. Kenneth Scott 4288 Reona Avenue Sumter. SC 29154 Taylor. Harold Craven Rt 2. Boxl7EE Ahoskie.NC 27910 Thompson, Kenneth Graham 3910 Oxbridge Road Richmond. VA 23236 TomUnson, David Paul 101 River Dnve Southport. NC 28461 Trueblood, Mathew Courtney 661 Green Valley Dnve Virginia Beach. VA 23462 Tyner. Jr Charles Raymond Route 2. Box 214 Darlington. SC 29532 W Wall. Daniel AUn Apt. 15-B Jack Rountree Kinston. NC 2S501 WaUace. David Michael 50 Clinton Road Glen Ridge, NJ 07028 Watanabe, Takashi 2834 Shimokomonya Moka, 10 Weaver. Jr. Charles Wayne P.O Bo«413 Lamar. SC 29069 West. Lee Wayne 10401 WiUiams Road Charlotte. NC 28212 Whitley. Jr. James Eldrige 515 Merrimsn Avenue Murfreesboro. NC 27855 Wilson. Ralph Kennon Heritage Hills Apt 62 Rocky Mount. NC 27801 Wmebrenner. Mark Lewis 84 18 Crown Place Alexandria. VA 22308 Woodworth. Eric Sheldon 4 Palmetto Drive Greenville. NC 27834 Wright. Ted McKelden 2658 S. Liberty St. Hamsonburg. VA 22801 Wnght. William Timothy 122 Lyttle Dnve Newport News. V A 23606 f oumans. Shawn David PO Boi 127 Lake Waccamaw, NC 28450 Zimmerman, Michael William 14 Weston Avenue Chatham. NJ 07928 Freshman Men Abraham. Roney Kuruvilla P O Box 7805 Riyadh. Saudi Arabia Abrash. Nicholas Pyle 11534 Hickory Ct Reston. VA 22090 Ackins.Jr Willie Taylor 715 Broad St Beaufort. NC 28516 Agosti. Jr Charles Arthur 11015TntonCircle Richmond. VA 23235 Al Attar. Osama Mohammed V T C Gaza Gaza Strip. Israel Al-Ghanun. Yousef Jassim P O Box 63 Safat. Kuwait AI-Masri.JamalHamed POBox63 Safat. Kuwait Al-Masn. JamalHamed PO Box 4049 Safat. Kuwait Al-Mohannadi. Ahmad Hamad PO Box 4966 Doha. Qatar Al-Mohannadi. Jumah Hamad PO Box 5030 Doha. Qatar Al-Saqabi. Salah Nasser PO Box 2184 Safat. Kuwait Alem. Moatassem PO Box 91500 Safat. Kuwait Alexander. Jr John Keith 509 Langhorne Avenue Richmond, VA 23222 Allen. Jr. Alvin 910 Parkside Blvd. Claymont. DE 19703 Alston. Thomas Manon P O Box 266 Littleton. NC 27850 Altman. Leroy Bert PO Box 214 Fairfax. SC 29827 Hampton. VA 23669 Anderson. James Michael Route 2. Box 6-B Bennett. NC 27208 Anderson. Lawrence Shawn 608 Heamdon Ct. Chesapeake. VA 23320 Anderson. Robert Allen 1715LaxtonRoad Lynchburg. VA 24502 Anderson. Jr Robert Paul 34 Nassau Rd Mt HoUy.NJ 08060 Andrade. Jimmy Albert Washington Samnas Chone Manabi. Ecuador Andrews. John Daniel Route 11. Box 257 Greenville. NC 27834 Arpornsuksant, Pomthep 88-2 Soi Sirimongkol Bangkok. Thailand Arter. Lonny Scott 209 Lumberton Rd. Rt 16 Mt. HoUy.NJ 08060 Artis. Stanley Maurice 700 West Wahiut Street Goldsboro. NC 27530 Ashley. Mark Anthony 552 Chapel Lane Drive Virginia Beach. VA 23454 Atkinson. Robert Anthony .501 Hwy 70 West Clayton. NC 27520 Atwater. Tony Antonio Rt. 3 Box 6 Durham. NC 27713 Avery. Jr Jesse Mack 2910 Magnolia Drive New Bern. NC 28560 Aydlett. David Patrick Box 291 Camden. NC 27921 B Bailey. Frank Arthur 106 Grace Church St. Port Chester. NY 10573 Baker. James HoraUo Rt 4 Box 113-B Nashville. NC 27856 Barnes. Tunothy A- 2809 Ryland Drive Hampton. VA 23661 Directory 201 Barnes. II Samuel Dewey 1 120 Geneva Albright Rd Graham. NC 27253 Bazemore. Sidney Nelson P.O. Box 103 Aulander, NC 27805 Beck. Matthew Wayne 4004 Franconia Rd Alexandria. VA 22310 Belfield. Rodney Earl 847 12th Street Newport News. VA 23607 Bennett. Brandon Earl Route 2. Box 278 Whitakers.NC 27891 Benthall. Larry Donneli 303 Snipes Street Ahoskie.NC 27910 Berry. Dexter Leonard 210 Crane St Davidson. NC 28036 Berry, Richard Dodd 1214 WelUneton Lane Cary.NC 27511 Besnier, Gary Waldren 119 Braddock Road Williamsburg. VA 23185 Bickle. John P O Box 95 Roxobel.NC 27872 Blake. Timothy Owen 10755 River Rd Chesterfield. VA 23832 Bledsoe. Robert David 1035 Linda Ln. Charlotte. NC 28518 . Ill Samuel Ashley Beulaville. NC2851K Bowley. Ricky Ray 10 Virginia Cr. Strasburg.VA 22657 Boy km. David Kyle Rt.l Box 60 A FrankUn.VA 23851 Boylan. Joe Michael 29 Hillcrest Rd Glen Ridge. NJ 07028 Braxton. Jr Samual Davis 17455 RifnelordRd Qermantown. MD 20874 Brewer. Kelly James 108PuUey Rd, Havelock.NC 28532 Brooks. Jr. David L. 1917 Benefit Rd. Chesapeake. VA 23322 Brow. Robert Clifton Route 10. Box 314 Kinston.NC 28501 Brown. Anthony Lammar 813 Gabriel St Columbia. SC 29203 Brown. David W ayne 1319-D Dartmouth High Point. NC 27260 Brown. Kevin Wayne Rt 1 Box 124 Conway. NC 27820 Brown. Michael Donald 131 Dale Drive Portsmouth. VA 23704 3rown. Theron Ulysses Rl 3. Box 377-B Blacksburg. VA 24060 Byrum. Robert Earl 1041 Cypress Chapel Rd Suffolk. VA 23434 c Campbell. Maurice Tyrone PO Box 653 Raeford.NC 28376 Canady. Marcus Allen PO Box 1469 Carobna Beach. NC 28428 Cannon. Frederick Alexander Rt.2Box44B BHdgeville. DE 19933 Capps. Scott Gardner 100 Grove Street Oxford. NC 27565 Carlson. Barry Scott 705 Pinecliffe Drive Chesapeake. VA 23320 Carr. Rodney Fitzgerald 4730 Thornwood Road Charlotte. NC 28213 Carstens. Matthew Dana 227 Randolph Ave Cape Charles. V A 23310 Carter. Bryant William 1615 Harriet Drive Burlington. NC 27215 Chamblee. Duane A 1 12 Springlake Drive Murfreesboro. NC 27855 Cherry. Wade Maurice Rt 2.B0X 211 Aulander. NC 27805 Clark. Steven James 126 Mulberry Rd Danville. VA 24540 Cooney. Dean Howell 8711 Parry Ln Alexandria. VA 22308 Copeland. Gary M 4956 Pughsville Road Chesapeake. VA 23331 Copeland. IV Henry Perkins 2160akengateTurn Virginia Beach. VA 23462 Corbitt. Andre F. 704 Welch St. Snow Hill. NC 28580 Coring. William Francis 422 W West St Soutbport. NC 28461 Cowan. Gary Vinson Rt- 1 Box 20 RaUroad St. CalhounFalls.se 29628 Cowell. Anthony Brain Route 2. Box 153 Moyock. NC 27958 Creech. Richard Lewis Rt.3Boxl72B Chnton.NC 28328 Crutchfield. Darryl 5328-A Mulberry Sumter. SC 29152 Cullerton. Thomas K 4610 Joseph Hoskins Summerfield. NC 27358 Cullinane. James Patrick Rt.l. Box 487 Purcellville.VA 22132 Curran. Timothy 2619 E Hurley Pond Rd Wall. NJ 07719 D Boatwrighl. Barton Willian PC B0X6II Belton. SC 29627 Bohenek. Ronald Vincent 59 North Avon Drive Claymont. DE 19703 Boney. Joe Don 203 West HaU Street Wallace. NC 28466 Bryant. Elgin Thomas 1402 King Dr Goldsboro. NC 27530 Bryant. Prentice Route l.Box57B HavelMk.NC 28532 Bryant. Russ Kelly PO Box 204 Calhoun Falls. VA 29628 Clark. Tony Xavier Rt 1 Box419 Elm City. NC 27822 Clayton. Richard Jay 612 Marshall Street Roanoke Rapids. NC 27870 Cleland. Dean Andrew 501 N Bay Ave. Beach Haven. NJ 08008 Dankmyer III. Charles Allen 5516 Princess Anne Road Virginia Beach. VA 23462 Darling. Alex Craig 304 53rd St Virginia Beach. VA 23451 Davenport. Derrick Rt. 2 Box 39 NorUna.NC 27563 53-1 SailomLane Bangkok. Thailand 10400 Clifton. Jr William Dougia: Rt 2. Box 128-K Creswell. NC 27928 Davenport. Teddy Steven Rt 1 Box 256 Creswell. NC 27928 Boorom. Michael George 7003 Stone Mill Place Alexandria. VA 22306 9975 NW 23rd St Coral Springs. FL 33065 Bost. Shawn Maurice Route 3. Box 837 Huntersville. NC 28078 Bostick. Franklin Jeffery Routes. Box 76 Ridgeland. SC 29936 Bostick. Jr. Joseph Vilmoor Rt.3. Box 76 Ridgeland. SC 29936 Bowen.WUliam Steven 203 North King .Street Windsor. NC279K3 Budden. Michael Joseph 1616 Edwin St Hainesport. NJ 08036 Bunch. lllCurtisDerov Route 1. Box 501 Tyner.NC 27980 Burgess, Jr Leon Carlton Route 2. Box 57 Conway. NC 27820 Burns. Lionel Troy 514 East Pine Street Covington. VA 24421 Butler. Douglas Wayne 44 State Street Warsaw. NY 14.569 Byrd.Jr Thomas Arey 425 Fort Worth St. Hampton. VA 23669 Oilfield. Jeffery Scott 21 17 Broadmoor Avenue Chesapeake. VA 23323 (■..Icmna. William Kenneth N 12 NorUna Drive Chesapeake. V A 23320 Constantino. Jr Dennis Richard 2004 Burfoot Street Falls Church. VA 22043 Cook. Andre 3755 E 154th St Cleveland. OH 44128 Cooke. Timothy Ray Charlie Morman Road 113 Mount Airy. NC 27030 Davis, Anthony McNeal 5146 Pughsville Rd. Chesapeake. VA 23321 Davis. Charles Eric 227 Centinental Drive Durham. NC 27712 Davis. Randy Allen Rt 2 Box 440 Stantonshurg. NC 27883 Davis. Tyrone 76 4lh Avenue Long Branch. N J 07740 Dean. Carl Proctor PO Box 100 Wilson Aven Wendell. NC 27591 Uebnam. Paul Andre Route l.Box219M Zebulon. NC 27957 202 Directory Decker, Mark Steven 208 Hankins Dr. Hampton. V A 23669 Deeds. Michael Layne 25 Easlover Dr HamsonburK.VA 22X01 Demeritt. Jr . Richard Joseph 5810 Awtrey Church Road Acworlh.GA 30101 Epps. Michael Lamar 3344 Pine Hillcrest Chesapeake. VA 23321 Eram. AiniM Box 194 Moen, Truk Esposito, Scott Matthew 6 Clarke Avenue Milford. DE 19963 Frazer. Harvey Cameron 14101 Spruce Avenue Chester, V A 23831 Frederick. David James Route 1. Box 291 Faison.NC 28341 Freeman, Elvm Lamar 6029 Santa Fe Dr Fayelteville, NC 28303 Grant. Anthony Benito 196 La Vista Apartments Greenville, SC 29609 Grant, Antonio Benette 196 LaVisu Apartments GreenviUe, SC 29609 Gray. Jr. Jimmy Richard 121 Jay Trail Murfreesboro, NC 27855 Denby, Walter Paul Rt. 2 Box 2 Moyock, NC 27958 Detwiler. William Joseph 5512 Williamsburg Blvd. Arlington, VA 22207 Dick, Brian Earl 4305 Landgreen Street Rockville.MD 20853 Eure, Jr Curtis Raeford Route 1. Box 285 Gates, NC 27937 Evans, HI Thomas Edwin PO Box 684 Jackson. NC 27845 Elvers. WUIiam Daryl PO-Box 1617 Tarboro. NC 27886 Frew. William Timothy 12929 VaUeywood Dr. Wheaton.MD 20906 Friedman. Brett Arthur 2512 N Randolphs!. Arlington. VA 22207 Futrell, Herbert Winborne Rt 2 Box 64A Murfreesboro. NC 27855 Grillin.JohnRedginal Rt 2 Box 32 Roper. NC 27970 Griffin. William Keith PO Box 627 Hampstead. NC 2844: Griffin.Jr Stephen Jan 1001 Donphil Rd Durham. NC 27712 Dillion, Michael Joseph 103OakLn Mt.HoUy.NJ 08060 Disc, William Montgomery 3409 Boswell Road Midlothian. VA 231 13 Dixon. Michael Barren 2760 Milton Hills Dr Charlottesville. VA 22901 Dossett, Keith Raylin Rt. 2 Box 202 MoreheadCily. NC 28.557 Douglas. Robert Blair 2400 Black Cap Lane Reslon.VA 22091 Drumm. Benjamin E 9 Peace Valley Road Towaco. NJ 07082 G E Eckstein. William Joseph 43 18 Country Club Dr Wilson. NC 27893 Edwards. Curtis Todd Post Office Box 7308 Portsmouth. VA 237077308 Edwards, Forest Anthony 3604 Marcliff Rd. Hope Mills. NC 28348 ElShorafa. Nail Ahmed PO Box47 Dubai. United Arab Emirates Elam, Willie Andrew 19 Dewitt Avenue Asbury Park,NJ077l2 Eley. Angelo 5703 Marshall Ave. Newport News. VA 23605 Ellinwood, III Everett Hews 3519TonbridgeWay Durham. NC 27707 Ellis. Henry Craig l202BoonshillRoad Coral Hills. MD20743 Elphick. Thomas Martin 237 East Main Street Prospect Park. NJ 07504 Elswick, Brian Keith 2909 S, Military Hwy Chesapeake. V A 23323 Faison,Jr Leonard Ray 305 Turlington Street Chnton, NC 28328 Farmer. Jr Abraham Pinkr 564 National Street Sumter. SC 29150 Farrior. Jr Roger Thurman PO Box 1312 Burgaw.NC 28425 Felsoci, Michael Raymond 146 Forest View Wintersville. OH 43952 Fields. James Alan Piney Island Rd- BishopvillcMD 21813 Fischer. Joseph Philip 1003 Wright Rd Greenville. NC 27834 Fisher. Michael Andrew 404 Pondorosa Dr. Sandston.VA 23150 Flaskey, Michael Allen Post Office 1065 Manteo, NC 27954 Fleenor, Charles Brent 327 Seminole Trail Danville, VA 24540 Fogleman. II JohnHarwart Rt 5Box 169 Durham. NC 27704 Forbes. Dean Lee 504 Johnstown Rd Chesapeake. V A 23320 Fiird.Jr James Lawrence .504 Ravensview Dr Tallahassee. FL 32301 Foster. Tracy Brain 3943 County Rd l ' 4 CanandaigUB. NY 14424 Foster. II Macy Arnold 2012 Brook run Road Henderson. NC 27536 Fowler. Jason Edward 1004N SterUngBlvd Sterling. VA 22170 Fowlkes. George Jennings Rt. I Box 176 Blanch. NC27212 Gardner. Kevin Scott 5713 Avalon Woods Drive Virginia Beach. VA 23464 Garrison. DarreU PO Box 412 Murfreesboro. NC 27855 Oarvey. William Joseph noSBohnhoffCt Virginia Beach. V A 23454 Gaskell. Kirk WiUiam 2150W Dolphin Dr. Englewood.FL 33533 Galling. Robert Earl 701 N Catherine Creek Rd. Ahoskie.NC 27910 Gibbs, Cecil Eric Rt, I Box 92 Roper, NC 27970 Gibson, Scott Edward Newport News, VA 23606 Ginn. Daniel Rowe 746 Kempsville Road Virginia Beach, VA 23464 Givens, Daniel Ray 6722 Bowie Dnve Springfield. VA 22150 Givens. Joseph Karl Route 1. Box 254 Newport. V A 24128 Clock. Jr Walter Charles General Delivery Dutton. VA 23050 Gloetzner. Mike John 3670 South West 22 Street Fort Lauderdale. FL 33312 (j lover. Christopher Leon PO Box 113 Margareltsville. NC 27853 Gore. Clarence 1821 South Mam Street Winston-Salem. NC27107 Granger. Gregory Hill 302 Harrison Avenue Williamsburg. VA 23185 Gross. Christopher Alien Box 91 Earlville, PA 19519 Guffee. Timothy James Rt, 2 Box 59C Apex. NC 27502 Guglielmo.John Philip P O. Box 655 Vienna. VA 22180 Gunter. ChaunEric 3000 Plaza Dr Foreslville.MD 20747 Gupton. Scott Ernest 2400 A. Meadowbrook Ave, New Bern. NC 28560 Gwinn. Odell Tobias 1431 North Modena Street Gastonia.NC 28052 H Hadnott.Jr Kenny Route 3, Box 445-C Greenville. NC 27834 Hale. Raymond Lee Rt 2 Box 990 Hanover. VA 23069 Hamm. Charles Bnnkley 805 St- Patrick Street Tarboro. NC 27886 Hansborough. John Julian Route 9. Box 163 Goldsboro. NC 27530 Hanus. Douglas Edward 108 Old Meadow Court Canonsburg. VA 15317 Harding. John Hartman 6319 North 30th Street Arbngton. VA22207 Hardy, Michael Scon 604 Amos Street Rocky Mount, NC 27801 Harper, David Thomas 2410WhitehorseRoad Berwyn, PA 19312 Harrell, Hillary Stacy Rl 1 Box 406 Colerain.NC 27924 Harrell, Roliert Brian 321 Constance Drive Chesapeake, VA 23320 Directory 203 Harrell. Timothy Pemail P.O. Box 24 HaireUsville. NC 27942 Howell. Lowell Enricc 44 1 Shoals Creek Shelby. NC 28150 lones. Charles Thomas 1205 C Bradley Tarboro. NC 27886 Lee. Benjamin E Route 1. Box 448 Beaufort. NC 28516 Hart. Steven Lee 102 Loblolly Dr Plymouth. NC 27962 Hattab. AhmatlM.H. P.O. Box 43357 HawUi. Kuwait Hayes. Rodney Guy Route]. Box 182 Coleram. NC 27924 Hudson. Phillip 6207 Nixon Circle Covmgton, GA30209 Huff. Timothy Donell 1336 76th St. No 111 Newport News. VA 23605 Huffstetler, Bryon Kevin 4622 Charlie Hipp Rd. Charlotte. NC 28208 lones. Darron Donnell 4006 East Grove Tampa, FL 33610 lones. David Edward Route l.Box232B Lovettsville. VA22080 lones. Deino Route 2 Box 92 Aulander. NC 27805 Lee. Jay Randolph Route 3. Box 27 River Rd Franklin. VA 23851 Lee. Michael Allen 3956 Whispering Oaks PI Virginia Beach. VA 23455 Lee. Olen Del 411 RhueSt Ahoskie.NC 27910 Haynes, Robbie Reece 426 Sunset Avenue Roanoke Rapids. NC 27870 Hughes. Tyrone 2911 SommersDr Macon. GA 31206 [ones. Gary Randolph 1308 Holly Point Rd Virginia Beach. VA 21; Levine. Ill James Williair Route 3. Box 390P Sumter. SC 29150 Hebron, Steven Arnold 6806 Sisarbed Dr Capitol Heights. MD 20743 Humphrey. James Howard 1411 Eisenhower Street Lumberton. NC 28358 limes. Rodney Bernard 5309 Arapahoe Trail Virginia Beach. VA 23464 Linaugh. Philip James 11 848 Farmland Drive Rockville.MD 20852 Herderson, Eric PO Box 51 Townsville. NC 27584 Henderson. Vincent Leon PO Box 832 CorneUus.NC 28031 Hengemuhle. Scott Thomas 2 White Birch Ln. Horsham. PA 19044 Hensen. Domingo 3533 Madison Avenue Fayetteville. NC 28304 Herring. Zachary Ray 1 1 1 Princeton Drive Jacksonville. NC 28540 Higginbotham. Gary Lynn P.O. Box 197 Page. WV 25152 Hill, Rodney Lee 92 North Willow Harrisonburg. VA 22801 Hindiyeh. Ham Moh d Maka Street Fahaheef. Kuwait Hines, Jimmy Lee Route 1 Box 162-J Battleboro, NC 27809 Hinson, Timothy Ray P O Box 573 Biscoe, NC 27356 Hodges, Jr James Ervin ll2MapleSt Washington, NC 27889 Holland, Robert Sterling 4304 Green Leaf Dnve Chesapeake. VA 23321 Hohnes. RandeU Joe PO Box 836 Manteo. NC 27954 Holt. Bradley Winston 2309 Caroline Dr Durham, NC 27705 Hood. Broderick Vacarda 6221 Old Coach Road Charlotte. NC 28215 Howard. Cleveland Oneal Route 2 Box 23 1 Lamar. SC 29069 Howard. Harry J 7200 Oakland Avenue Falls Church. VA 22042 Husla. David Joseph 907 Russo Dnve Mount Holly. NJ 08060 Hutchinson, James G Box 140. Tumblewood Road Coopersburg. PA 18036 Igarashi. Takashi 3-23TanimachiHigashiku Osaka. Japan Ingram, Terry Tyrone 100 Gotham Court Fort Pierce. FL 33450 Isaia. Jeffery Paul 408 Sunset Road Burhngton.NJ 08016 Ives. Thomas C Box 251 RD 3 Bainbridge, NJ 13733 J Jackson, Robert Clyve 708 East 4th Street Washington. NC 27889 Jackson. Stephen 40 Ebony Road Littleton. NC 27850 Jackson. Thurhs Lee PO Box 225 Roper. NC 27970 Jackson, Jr lister Samuel 100 Burlington Avenue Delanco. NJ 08075 James. BenjammThoma.s 605 RED Box 357 Locustville. VA 23404 Johnson, Alfred Wardell 470 Queens Creek Rd, Williamsburg. VA 23185 Johnson. Constantine DeHat 127 Springfield Dr Williamsburg. VA 23185 Johnson. Dennis I Rt I Box 242 Willard. NC 28748 Johnson. Harvey Micheal Route 2. Box 54 Ahoskie.NC 27910 Jones. Ill WaylandRiddick Route 1. Box 358 Colerain. NC 27924 Jordan. Malcolm Earl 2119W 19th Ave Gary. IN 46404 Joyner. Robert Eric Route l.Box 130B Murfreesboro. NC 27855 K Keeter. Vance William Rt 1 Box 109 Blue Ridge Black Mountain, NC 2871 1 Kershaw. Richard 1200 West Butler Street Philadelphia. PA 19140 Key. William Klondike 1214 E Jefferson Street Charlottesville. VA 22901 Kindred. Daniel Keith 729 Oak St Franklin. VA 23851 Kirkman, Alvm Shelton 10 Terrace Street White Plain, NY 10607 Klemick. Robert John RFD 1 Box 164A Spnngvale, ME 04083 Knowles, Wdliam Harvey 9423 Hermitage Dr Fairfax. VA 22032 Kongruanguit. Suttichai 496 1 6- 17 Petchbun Road Bangkok. Thailand Kost. Robert Stephen PO Box 1232 Uplata,MD 20646 Kreimer, Carl Douglas 2001 Stratton Dr Rockville, MD 20854 LaForge.Jr Gerald Arthur 1713 Pheasant Hollow Dr- Plainsboro. NJ 08536 Lamotte. WadeT 3936 N.Barrow Drive Baton Rouge. LA 70802 Landing. David Putnam 115 Golf Rd Plymouth. NC 27962 Lloyd. Patrick Ingram 3200 N Centennial High Point. NC 27262 Locicero. Jr. Robert D RD40 LandisvUle. NJ 08326 Locklear. Chalmas Steven Rt 2 Box 57 Rowland. NC 28383 Logan. Darren 4905 Meade Street, NE Washington, DC 20019 Lollar. Brett Lewis 1 1 Robert ' s Landing Driv Poquoson. VA 23662 Lott. Dexter Reynard 8312 Barktree Court Springfield. VA 22153 Lyde, Andrew Jerome 99 Rockview Circle New Haven, CT 06515 M MacKey, Ralph David 5017 Pearl Street Chesapeake, VA 23321 Maier. Charles E. 22 Maple Ave. Pine Brook. NJ 07058 Major. William R 136 Jonathan Road Lake Hurst. NJ 08733 Manion. Christopher Paul ll04PritchardPlace Newtown Square, PA 19703 Manniak. David Michael 133 Nelson Drive Newport News. VA 23601 Marrow. Patrick Xavier 661 Price Street Raleigh. NC 27606 MarshaU, Darryl Quinn 31 Frazier Apis. Greensboro. NC 274 10 Martin, Darrens 3727 West Ox Road Fairfax, VA 22030 204 Directory Martin. David Wayne 200 Logan Circle Jamestown, NC 27282 Messing, Richard Scott 469 Cedar St Lansdale. PA 19446 Murphy, Williain Joseph 2829 Banyan BlvdCrNW Boca Raton, FL 33431 Perry, Stephen Ear! PO Box 371 Coleram, NC 27924 Martin, Kevin Earl 119 12 Anelvc Ave- NeptuncNJ 07753 Martin, Reginald Anthony 5630 A IB Marshall Ave. Newport News, VA 23605 Massey, Michael Anthony Mazza, Gregory Clay 401 West Highland St re Saluda, SC 29138 McAden. Dorsey Melvin Rt. 6Box 19 Oxford, NC 27565 McAden, Jr. Robert Lee Rt. 6 Box 19 Oxford, NC 27565 McCarter, Stacy Alan Rt. 3 Box 387C2 Greenville. NC 27834 McCauley, James William 119ClarendonCr. Danville, VA 24541 McClain, Gercobc ' Arnell 9621 Trinity Road Apt F Charlotte. NC 28216 McClenney, John Joseph 406 Sewell St, Murfreesboro, NC 27855 McClung, Russell Lowell 800 E Williamsburg Rd Sterling, VA 22170 McCray, Robert Eric Route 1, Box 124-A St Stephen, SC 29479 McCuUen, William Lawrence 107 Cordon Rd. CUnton, NC 28328 McDonald, James Eugene 1404 Terrace Avenue Hopewell, VA 23860 McDuflie, Timothy Leon 100 Seneca Circle Calhoun Falls, SC 29628 Mclver, David 108 Queen Street Washington, NC 27889 McLaunn, Jr Jimmy Durant 920 Mulberry Road Clayton, NC 27520 McMillan, Sandy W Route 6, Box 13 Lumberton, NC 28358 McNutt, Samuel E. 13nChewink Court Virginia Beach, VA 23451 McPhail, XerardAlistair 215 Marion Ave. Hartsville, SC 29550 McPherson, Brett W Route 2, Box 54 Newcastle, VA 24127 Medlin, Samuel Owen 120 Morgan Drive Roanoke Rapids, NC 27870 Michael, Scott C. 1332 Hickory Road Macungie, PA 18062 Miller, Gregory Garcia Route 3 Box 288 Simpsonvitle, SC 296S1 Miller, John Michael 703 Lilac Court Norfolk, VA 23518 Mills, Marvin Donell Rl 1 Box 344 Roanoke Rapids, NC 27870 Minler.PhUlip Anthony 108 Peachtree Court Hamilton, VA 22068 Mitchell, Dennis Lee 618SW6thAve Delray Beach, FL 33444 Miyake, Kaoru 599-5 Iwase Kamakurashi Kanagawa-ken, Japan Monk, 11 William McKinley Route 1, Box 58 Magnolia, NC 28453 Monroe, Jr Jimmie Allen 700 Elm Street Weldon, NC 27890 Moomau, Barry Lynn 9915 Dubarry Street Glenn Dale, MD 20769 Moore, Christopher Bryan Rl 1 Box 29 Godwin, NC 28344 Moore, Dexter Elliott Lol67 WoodridgeMHP Murfreesboro, NC 27855 Moore, Michael David 404 Ramblewood Drive Raleigh, NC 27609 Moore, William Yeardley 157 Normandy Lane Newport News, VA 23606 Morgan, Darrell Brian Box 392 Tuxedo, NC 28784 Morgan, Ljeighton Lenworth 256 Chatterton Parkway White Plains, NY 10606 Morgan. Willie Route 2, Box 152 Enoree, SC 29335 Morris, Graydon David 108 Maple St Murfreesboro, NC 27855 Moses, James Andy 321 Ferris Street Orangeburg. SC 291 15 Moskovic, Tracy Alan 1010 Sunset Avenue Rocky Mount, NC 27801 Mott, Theodore Grant 3401 Litchfield Road Virginia Beach, V A 23462 Mull, Kirk Robert 522 E. 2nd St Birdsboro, PA 19508 N Nagai, Masao 20-35 Shinoyumachi Oita-ken, Japan Nichols, Jarrod Bertram 2401 First Street 89 Winter Haven, FL 33881 Nichols, Jr Joseph Ray Route l,Box73C Ahoskie,NC 27910 Nixon, Stephen Kirk Post Office Box 385 HarreUsville, NC 27942 Norman, Kelvin Ersel PO Box 13 PoweUs Point, NC 27942 o O ' Connor, Patrick Edward 13Northlake Columbia, SC 29223 Ogunniyi. Olaymka Charles PO Box 6120 Lagos, Nigeria Olsen, Christopher Todd 1101 EwellRoad Virginia Beach, VA 23455 Pace, Darrel Anthony 7808 Louise Lane Wyndmoor, PA 19118 Panico, Eric A 705 Burlington Mt Holly, NJ 08060 Pannell, Barry Route 2, Box 279-B Gladys,VA 24554 Parker, 111 Paul William 2864 Greenwood Road Chesapeake, VA 23321 Pallerson, Dameon Jamael 2. 2 Netcong Hts, Nelcon, NJ 07857 Pearce, Joseph Logan PO Box 158 Creswell, NC 27928 Pendleton, George Bradley 2324 Indian Creek Road Chesapeake, VA 24151 Pendleton, Jackie Steven Rl,4,Box 105A Rocky Mount, VA24151 Pendleton, John Eric Rt 4 Box I05A R«-ky Mount, VA 24 151 PenhoUow, Timothy Arthur 214 River Rd. Washington. NC 27889 Peykamian, Shahram 54 13th Street Isfahan, Iran 81686 Peykamian, Shokzollah No 54 13th St Isfahan, Iran 81618 Phelps, Maurice Anthony Rl 2, Box 116A Creswell, NC 27928 Phelps, Phillip Lee 9407 Farmington Dr Richmond, VA 23229 Phipps, Stacy Lynn Rt 2 Box 942 Littleton. NC 27850 Pitrone, Theodore Alen 405 22nd St Virginia Beach, VA23451 Pitlman, Christopher Steven PO Box 385 Graham, NC 27253 Pope, Jr. Robert Wayne Rt l.Box 125 Courtland, VA 23837 Porter, Andrew Dawsey 153 Rabbit Rd. Lexington, SC 27609 Porter. Stephen Michael 1120 Indian Trail Raleigh. NC 27609 Powell, Edward Doanell Hampton, V A 23661 Price, Douglas Rt- l.Box70AA Seaboard. NC 27876 Prida, Jr Raymond Edward 503 River Rd. New Bern, NC 28560 Pritchett, Paul Montie 1 703 Rockwood Rd. Richmond, VA 23226 Puckly, Douglas Mark RD 4 Carter Hill Rd Corrv,PA 16407 Q Quillen, Michael David Rt 3Box218C Newport, NC 28570 Quinto, Erik 5250 Valley Forge Drivi Alexandria, VA 22304 R Ramsey, Lenn Jerod 574 National Street Sumter, SC 29150 Directory 205 Ransom. Charles Anthony Post Office Box 194 St- Stephen. SC 29479 Ray. Charles Michael 738 Grace Street Jacksonville. NC 28540 Ray. Roy Lynn Route 1. Box 276 Wake Forest. NC 27587 Raynor. Troy Wayne Route 3. Box 61 1 Williamston. NC 27892 Rea. Derek Stinson 207 Roanoke Avenue Plymouth. NC 27962 Reach, Kevin Thomas 1188 Nielsen Dr Clarkston. GA3002I Reed. Andrew .M Route 2. Box 277 Lovettsville. VA 22080 Reid. Ill Lucius Francis 1716 Broadmoor Dnve Richmond, VA 23229 Rice, Brett James 8 Polo Circle Boca Raton. FL 33431 Rice. Richard Howard 108 South Summit Stre. GreenvUle. NC 27834 Riebe. Jeffrey 66 Cresci Boulevard Hazlel. NJ 07730 Robbms. Frank Edward P.O- Box 642 Newport. NC 28570 Robbins. John Anderson 1934FrankLnST Rock Hill. SC 29730 Roberts. William Scott 910 Constitution Drive Durham. NC 27705 Robertson. Troy Donald 2214 Beaumont Rd Wilminpon. DE 19K03 Vvan.Tuli y Michael Rt 4 Box 398 Edenton.NC 27932 s n, Anthony Tyr n Village E-3 ille. SC 29550 Rodriguez. Kntz 26 1 6 Oaken Shield Ilr Potomac. M 20884 Roth. Jeffrey AUen 3901 RaintreeDr (Ireensboro. NC27407 11211 Chapel Rd Fairfax Station. VA 22039 Sadler. Paul Christopher 7707 Bransford Dr Richmond. VA 23228 Sampson. Michsel Reginald 10909 Bluebell Dr Glen AUen. VA 23060 Sampson. Roger Newbold Rt 2 Box 344 Mo.vock. NC 27958 Samuels. Stephen Troy 1430Littlep8geSt Fredricksburg. VA 22401 Sonford, McClentic L Rt. 3 Box 269 .■,. Newport. NC 28570 .Satchell. Rufus Earl 409E SatchellSt Wallace. NC 28466 Saunders. Howard Owen PO Box60ThornweUHon CUnton.SC 29325 Saunders. Kirby Lamont P.O Box 98 Poplar Branch. NC 27965 .Saunders. Jr Robert Gary 656 Turlington Rd Suffolk. VA 23434 , , . Savage. Patrick Earl 325 Spnngdale Dr Wilmington. NC 29405 Scales. Joseph Andrew 4017 Campbell Rd Newport News. VA 27602 Schall. Gregory Scott 2308 FJuUet Place ._! Greensboro. SC 27406 ' ' Serepca. David Michael 4912 Broken Saddle Lan. Charlotte. NC 28226 Shadburn. Roger Lee . 9925 Huntchff Trace ■ ' Atlanta. G A 30338 Shaheen. John Daniel •• 126 Evans St .Rockville. MD 20850 Sharpe. Eric Todd Gibsonville.NC 27249 Sharpe. Jerry Field 2212HudiDr Richmond. VA 23223 Sineath. Charles William 831 NGrosvenorCt Virginia Beach. 23462 Slocumb. Patrick Henry 103LongleafLn Plymouth. NC 27962 Smalls. Bennie Rt 1 Box 188-D Cross. SC 29436 Smith. Bernard Rt 4 Box 106 Bennettsville.se 29512, Smith. Bobby Ray Rt 1 Box 196 Rose Hill. NC 28458 Smith. Christopher David 2931 Panthersville Apt 2 Decatur. G. 30034 Smith. David Michael 2 Forest Lake Circle Greensboro. NC 27407 Smith. James Michael 210 Malt Ransome Dr Plymouth. NC 27962 Snead. Stephen Wendall 10909 BlubellDr Glen Allen. VA 23060 Sole. Charles Edwin 10517 Ashburn Rd ' ' Richmond. VA 23235 ' Spence. Jr BillWatkins 4331 Round Hill Dr Chesterfield. VA 23832 Sritavaj. Dhisana l99SukhumyitfiKlongton Bangkok. Thailand Stagg. Brian Robert 232 Mission Rd Hacketlstown. NJ 07840 Starks. Rickey Rt.2Box35E •■■.■-■■..■ Rembert. SC29128 ' - ' Stewart. Shad Douglas Box 225 Gatesville. NC 27938 ililwell.Traci Ray Rt 2 Box 794 Connelly Springs. NC 28612 Uubblefield. Jr David Thompson Hi 10 Box 314 Reidsville.NC 27320 - ' ' ' iykes. Michael Jart Rt 1 Box 51 Stockton. MD 211 Talben.JohnHerschel Rt 5 Box 208 Bellon. SC 29627 Talley. Dell Eugene 30 Arkwnght Rd Richmond. VA 23236 Tanner. Thomas Scot 3619WhitewoodRd- Richmond. VA23233 Taylor. Byron Fayne 1 2 Langrock Way Burlington. NJ 08016 Taylor. Joseph Bret 3407JayneLn. Wilson. NC 27893 Taylor. Jr Robert Ray PO Box 248 BurkeviUe. VA 23922 Taylor. Jr. James Otis 707 Commerce St St, Petersburg. VA 23803 Tayman. Gregory Allen 14931 Mt Calvert Rd Upper Marlboro. MD 20772 Tedder, Vic Darren Rt. 3 Box 38 King. NC 27021 Terry III. Benjamin Abner 6309 Tulsa Une Bethesda.MD 20817 Testa. Timothy Todd 7945 SW. nth St Miami, FL33H4 Thomas, Anthony l roy lllOJefferySt Asbury Park, NJ 07712 Thomas. Jerry Dean Rt 5 Box 103 Oxford. NC 27565 Thompson. Jr James Steven 2009RaintreeDr Richmond. VA 23233 Tii-rnei . Terrence Uslie 7 I)ogw K.d Dr New MiKordCT 06776 Tiloni. Hasan AbdulOhalo PO Box 38018 AlSaleem. Kuwait Toole. Jr Henry 893 Lincoln Ave Aiken. SC 29801 Russell. Randy Allen Rt 2 Box 9 Rulfm.NC 27326 Ryan. Andrew Rt 4 Box 579 W indsor, NC 27932 Yi Khecut. Lerov Macbeth ii 4713Chalfonl Dr Virginia Beach. VA 23464 ' Shoemake. David Vernon Rt 4Box2 Ahoskie. NC27910 ' ' ' Simmons. Frederick L 2282 W alton Une 1 1 47 S_E Atlanta. GA30317 Suggs. Troy Donell Rt 1 Box 75 Battleboro. NC 27809 ' Sumner. Timothy McC.v Rt 4 Box 411 Ahoskie. NC 27910 ' Swindell. Melvin Hugh PO Box 6 Stonewall. NC 28583 Treu. Mark Webster 2100Ha.vcockRd Falls Church. VA 22043 Tnfari. Dean Anthony 21 Maple Ave Pine Brook. NJ 07058 206 Directory ryson. Clifton Dwain 375TniitlRd New Bern. NC 28560 ryson. VI Seth Hawkins Rl 1 Box 72 Stantonsburg, NC 27883 Wheby. John David 1210akgroveLr- Hille. VA 22554 Y U Umph)ett. Scott Tyson PO Box 147 Gales, NC 27937 Vzzo. Brian Andrew 10883 Gantry St Boca Raton. FL3342H Veira. Phil Roger 952 Brooklyn Ave Brooklyn. NY 11203 VonBracht. Gerald Wlllia 65B Green St. Englwood. FL 33533 w Wadsworth. Ill James Ben] Rt 1 Box 23 Uwiston. NC 27849 Wainright. Troy Alan Rt 4 Box 200 Berlin. MD 21811 Waldron. Phillip Frederick 2284 Pimmit Run Ln FallsChurch.VA 22043 WaUace. Walter Mack 1481 Futts Ave Fort Mill. SC2971.S Walsh. Timothy Melvin 5612HTiimbleweedCr Richmond. VA 23233 Walston. Randall White PO Box38 Roxobel, NC 27872 Warthen. Todd Edgar 200 NE 15Terrance Boca Raton. FL 33432 Waterfield. Jeffrey Vernon Box 83 Pungoteague. VA 23422 Watson. Brian Curtis Watson. Michael Len Rt 1 Box Al Fairfield. NC 27826 Weaver. Douglas Taylor 542 Turlington Rd Suffolk. VA 23434 Webster. Billy Eugene 2130 Wrens Nest Rd Richmond. VA 23235 West. Richard Royall 105 Pine Lake Dr Elizabeth City. NC 27909 Whaley.ll Bobby Wayne 310 Dogwood Ln Newport. NC 28570 White. Dan-ell Marshall 607S. AUeghaney Ave Covington. VA 24426 White, Gary OKeith P.O Box 282 Davidson. NC 28036 Willey. Curtis Edwin 903 Laurie Dr Strasburg. VA 22657 Williams. ChntonNeal 400 King Cr Seaboard. NC 27876 Williams. Derrek LaRae 2703 Patrick Ave Winston-Salem. NC 27150 WiUiams. Mark Anthony 1531 W. 29th St Jacksonville. FL 32209 Williams. Shawn Carlton I876W Queen St- Hampton.VA 23666 Wilson. David Earl Rt. 1 Box 1896 Manteo.NC 27954 ilson. Earl Stephen 109 Columbus Lane Manteo. NC 27954 Ml Holl.v.NJ 08060 W llson. IV Robert Church 6610 Rolling Road Richmond. V A 23226 Wingale. Michael Glenn H25 Northbrook Drive Raleigh. NC ' 27609 Wmslow.Jr Ellon U-i- I ' O Box 1 Galenville, NC 2793H Winlerbollom.il William ( 212 Kay Avenue Sahsbury.MD 21801 Wise. John Rideoul Ml Prospect Box 98 Onacock. VA234t7 Wise. 1 1 1 George V Kl 1 Box V-37 Richmond. VA -23-231 Wilt. Daniel Joseph 3001 Bnllany Way Chesapeake. VA 2332 1 Wood. ChriMopher l.vnn 1310 Scon Street Murfreesboro. NC 27855 Hiirnom. William Upshur 404 Valley Road Santnrd.NC 27330 W ragg. Mark Sleavson Hi 1 Box 357 Georgetown. SC 29440 W right. Kenneth Abram PO Box 361 Wanchese.NC 27981 Yaich. Mark I) 4149 Sunset Boulevard Sluebenville. OH 43952 York. Michael Kevin 1 4206 Bremerton Drive Woodbridge. VA 22193 Zeiglar. Anthony Chn 358 Lawuin Orangeburg. SC 291 Directory 207 COLOPHON The 1985-86 Chowanoka was written, edited and designed by the staff members, with the aid of Mr. Herman Gatewood, in Pubhcations Workshop class, which is an one hour class held on Tuesdays and Thursdays. The preparation and publication of The Chowanoka was a tremendous task that required hard work and dedication. From cover to cover The Chowanoka con- sists of planning, layouts, pictures and time which were com- bined to record a year of history, captured in book form. The Chowanoka would not have been published were it not for the assistance of many people at Chowan College. To all these peo- ple .. . Thank You. A very special thank you goes to the hard working facul- ty, staff and work-study students in the Graphic Communica- tions Department. The Chowanoka ' s design, typesetting, camera work, platemaking, printing, folding, collating, and distributing all are individual jobs required for the completion of the book. A special thank you with a feeUng of gratitude to all the people involved in the creation of the 1985-86 CHOWANOKA. The 1986 Chowanoka Staff and Co-Editors Lorraine Harrison Beth Hawk Steven Jackson 208 Colophon