Christopher Newport University - Trident Yearbook (Newport News, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1965 volume:

TRIDE 3 f l ooo QS. 1,1 xr . ,, - . lsr - M 4, '. :I . X e ' f' NQQQ Q if VOLUME II Published by the Student Bo dy of Christopher Newport College, of the College of William and Mary, Newport News, Virginia Jim Paxton, Editor Frank Lennburg, Managing Editor Bob Gray, Business Manager 1965 959' w N uw n , H N N' , H' -mmf 3? W mfewmu V V'- pf: V wk-' -V-5 I , 'H W V' , -,, V. , , X N N N 3' H X N N V ur- w VV W 'W M gf' W M H M M ' w NX N wX X N M N u N V N N iffii NN firm N 'A M N V V ZQL ,. M , w T H H ' aww v H J H N! W ' 'W VN M H H V H H M W N :N V-uf V M' 'w H VV H as W M U, ,, .W H H wk: J H U W.. W V . 'Q NNW! Q35 aiiu f'k w 'Hn V HM, ' WV N H' 1'-Q F, ' M w V ' if , ,. f . um VU mtg wu ul, ww H 'N V ff' Y AQ' 7,-2 A Zi i fm, W '? ur, uw H I ,Y,,g..Vi,... L m'...U 'HUv!..ff V. W, -4.5714 X: H ,,q23V.? Fla wmafgijsgvfec HH,,F Vi1 :H ?5uVg' HN H Q w,,,:ffM,,,,N yy ,c'u,V.V? , V Y - gf . V f' YV V , - ' V ' 'XXTvX '!:zf5!fwr'XXwwXX!u M' Nm H Jw M. 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J ,.v.1..-- A Q 1 9 1431 1 11 11 W. f ,mi .rf .,::,,, .4 111 J 11 Q fb 11 1-F11 113115 o 11 1 Al V1 31 1 1 1 e s. nf A 1' 41 3 .V 71' 1 W ., 111,'11k1 7753 1 Q 5 121-'Y -- H ri 1 1.111 H' 411 15' 4-Y! -wffn? -A314511 2,1 AI 41,1-i V 1...L5j1 Mm, dgiu gag IA or 1964-196 1...-1 The old school, used as a science building this year only. 3 Courtyard entrance to Christopher Newport Hall. THE TIMES THEY ARE A-CHANGIN' 1. Come writers and critics Who prophecies with your pen And keep your eyes wide The chance won't come again. And don't speak too soon For the wheel's still in spin And there's no tellin' who That it's namin' For the loser now Will be later to win Come gather 'round people Wherever you roam And admit that the waters Around you have grown And accept it that soon You'll be drenched to the bone, If your time to you Is worth sayin' Then you better start swimmin' Or you'll sink like a stone For the times they are a.-changin'! For the times they are a-changin' Come mothers and fathers, Throughout the land And don't criticize What you can't understand Your sons and your daughters Are beyond your command Your old road is Rapidly agin' Please get out of the new one If you can't lend your hand For the times they are a-chan gin' Come senators, congressmen Please heed the call Don't stand in the doorway Don't block up the hall. For he that gets hurt Will be he that has stalled There's a battle Outside and its ragin' It'll soon shake your windows And rattle your Walls For the times they are a-changin' The line it is drawn The curse it is cast The slow one now will Later be fast. As the present now Will later be past The order is rapidly fadin' And the first one now Will later be last For the times they are a-chan Copyright 1963 QUnp.J by M. Witrnark 81 Sons in the United States Copyright 1964 by M. Witmark Sz Sons under the Universal Copyright Convention Used by Permission gin CHRISTOPHER NEWPORT HALL 1964 Before me peaceful, Behind me peaceful, Under me peaceful, Over me peaceful, All around me peaceful, CNavajo Indian Proverbj LIBBI X Sf-55 J W' Qf y ,AP fuwglpu U sa :se 11 . k 5 ,L1.:: 1- rw my 3. Q v' ,TOPMR ,. 93,5 . E m.e . , 1 gi r gf - ' EGL . M vigil Jw-sr ,wggv 5 5 . :Q,L .NGYNU Z! ll 2 A , A L , ji. fy.. , V . f.- 'iifmx x , N Q' ' , T ' 'L 3' n - , Y ' ' J . fi ' A 8 , W wm1.,k- F ', 5: ,..,- '35--2 ' Q mf 33? :Www V i, 1 G -. J , k , ' f .U,- H -'wh I 4. if I 9 'Hen gg ,Q -mf 95 T' iii I e fn FN is-ref ' -.fn ,,g Li f - !..'T ai-4,u' Y' f ' Q. X 1, .fefsiis i Fm! is .gn SEIU!! llllllli CIIISIDFNEI IUPUI! Clllfil uvxnf uni u Gi x A New Science Building Lie' Expected Completion, Septegiber 1965 . . . We have gr oaned under his steady gaze as we faced his rigorous tests Cin history and governmentl. But we have als o chuc kle d with him and enjoyed his wry yet gentle humor. We have trembled under his exacting pencil applied to our term papers. But we have also warmed to his constant regard for us as individuals, a regard abundently evi- dent in his support of our activities and our aspirations. The Trident staff takes pride in dedicating its second volume to Mr. ROBERT M. USRY, assistant professor of history. IO co TE se. Administration ....... Director of the College . . . Administration ...... Board of Visitors .... Academics ....... Activities ......... Men's Honor Council . . Women's Honor Council . . Circle K Club ...... Student Government Association .... Trident .......... Captain's Log ....... Young Democrats Club., . . Young Republicans Club . . Dramatic Workshop .... Student Athletic Association Classes Sophomores . . Freshmen . . . Features Christmas Court . . Hootenanny ........ This is What We Are . . . Christmas Reception. . . Advertisements ...... ugmm.. ugh - ga ...Q L -ml if .lx ,mv A . 9 .54. rw-f--M. 5L'..i,Q Q .Q ...-if .. . W' ' ,n.'i. Y Z gk . . . . . ii---AW . ...K ' Y N .Q .. as 'Q ' 16 www E. 'H' V' . W as Q... . .. 1 H 4 '....?j..1 wk .. .. '.. .. I Q .. ,. . H X H! H gig. 1 . , H . 'W 2, .. 5 ... ... ...fig ... .. 2-Q . gg L A , i J. ... QS' QQ in , .Lu M :E gg- ... 25 ' S I'-F ? Ez. , Z EQ? ' -- -'Fw-1' fTrCi2,5: '- '.- . -- ADM N STRATIO ACADE ICS H. Westcott Cunningham Director of the College dmini tration V gb , i f if 1 'L Thoinas S. Dunaway, Jr. Nancy A. Ramseur Bette V. Mosteller Edna A. Appelton Business Manager Registrar Librarian Accountant Edna P. Carney E. Joyce Watson Mrs. Myers, Secretary Mrs. Tarpley Secretary to the Director Secretary to Registrar Student Personnel Receptionist Director ff James C, Windsor Jean C. Garner Flora Gill, Library Lorena E. Smith Student Per-som-ie1 Officer Library Typist Circulation Assistant Library Cataloger Co-ordinator Evening College Library Staff T Board of Visitor Z XX . SEATED tl. to r.D Dr. Davis Y. Paschallg President, The College of William and Mary: J. B. Woodward, Jr.3 Rector of the Board of Visitors: Judge Sterling Hutcheson, C. K. Hutchens, John P. Harper, Frank Cox, Dr. J. Asa Shield. STANDING Ci. to r.J Robert English, Bursar of The College of William and Mary: Wescott Cunningham, Director of Christopher Newport College: Dr. H. H. Ware, Thomas B. Stanley, Dr. Donald J. Herrmanng Coordinator of Two-Year Colleges: Col. James M. Carson: Director, Richard Bland College, Petersburg: W. Brooks George, Walter S. Robertson, Dr. W. M. J ones 5 Dean of The College of William and Mary: Walter G. Mason, Ernest Goodrich. I4 ACADEM CS Biology Charles Fred Brewer Georgia Morris Hunter Edward Spencer Wise On Leave of absence Chemistry Econonucs ' Jane N, Byrn William Kirk Neal Ronald B. Riley English Jane Chambers William Willis Kitchin Dr. Wallace Stephen Sanderlin, Jr Elizabeth Burroughs Scott Lawrence Barron Wood, Jr. Government Joseph Richard Ambrose I7 Graphic Arts History : siim,H'iw iiillwliliigjs 5,223 V 1 --,sf Hz: E-, - 4 . .Hot Pldf-t1l'TB'd,W'zk K M li . Barron F10Yd Tab01' Robert Madison Usry CNOT PICTUREDJ Mathematics XL L IU? 5 l Richard Htmter Lawson Robert William Vargas Raoul Louis Weinstein fOn leave of absencej spanish Modern Languages French Y Delia DOI'lS Reppell I8 Ernest O. Rudin ,I A f ':jj.ga--V -, N . 'jill K-J , :E ' ,. ' S Q 9 E r Physics Philosoph 'hr' Elijah Graham Pillow O . Edwin Luttrell Psychology S0Ci01Og 1? ' H? 9 2ll :ww.n,l M'H,wu,Qlllw1,5ggf',,g lll gg.. u.. 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MEN' HONOR COUNCIL The Men's Honor Council is composed of four sophomore representitives and three fresh- man representitives elected by vote of the student body. It is their duty to act on any off e ns e committed by a male member of the student body. The responsibility of honor is not only inthe handsof the Honor Council, but in every student. Under the honor s y st e m of Christopher Newport College every student is expected to develop and maintain his own integrity. The purpo s e of the honor system is to create an atmosphere that enables honor to grow in the student. The success of the honor council rests in the strength of each individual. Infractions of the Honor Code include cheating, stealing, lying, and failure to report an of- fense. Whenever a student is accused of a breach of this code, the Honor Council has the right to investigate and if necessary conduct an honor trial. A violation of the Honor Code is punish- able by dismissal from the college, but the penalty may be modified if the council finds reasons conclusive for doing such. 21 33 Y' , . - ,V 4 .. V fe, 1, -f ' ffl- ' L-R, Je nn if e r Riley , Jean Regone, Wilma Dotson, Standing, CL-RJ Sheila Gebhardt, Barbara Hamel, Gina Milliken. WOMENS HGNOR COUNCIL The Women's Honor Council at Christopher Newport College is composed of seven women: four representatives from the sophomore class and thr e e representatives from the freshman class. These seven representatives try to influence all the students in the college to put honor into their daily lives and into their every deed. The Honor Council's main objectives are to di- rect offenders and to endeavor to promote honesty in all aspects of school life. However, the backbone of the Women's Honor Council is not these seven representatives, but the students themselves. Without their acceptance of the Honor Code the Counci1's purposes and goals would remain clear but unattainable. Thus, it is the hope of the Women' s Honor Coun- cil that all students will join in its endeavors and pledge without reservation, their full and un- limited support of the Honor Code. 22 Bud Wrenn, President THE CIRCLE K CLUB 'Z I' H H if Zh ,. PM X1 gf ww 11 N we 'E N, Y. is ew H If H' lv:-f E -.el w . KL-RD Curtiss Pittman, Treasurer, Tommy Lockard, Ci1'C19 K ffl' Wash S e c r e t ar y , Roy Davis, Vice President, Bud Wrenn, President. STUDENT GOVERNMENT Mrs. K. Scott Fitzgerald, President The Faculty and Administration are valuable aids in the operation of the SGAby giving assist- ance in the areas of smdent activities, finance, and student needs for equipment. As the relationship b e tw e e n these three bodies solidifies, it promotes a trust and respect affecting the entire student body. This trust and respect is developed through the relationship of the SGA and the students. The SGA is composed of students selected by the members of their classes. It is their duty to represent their students' views and to present the views of the faculty and administration to the students. If this job is carried out effectively, then trust and respect will grow and insure the happiness, health, and hopefulness of the college. 24 The Student Government Association, composed of the Freshman and Sophomore Classes, the Assembly, and the four Student Government Officers, work together as a team for the betterment of school spirit. This school spirit is a combination of inter-student, student-faculty and student- administration relationships. This corre- lation is necessary for the efficiency of this school to be maintained in a pleasant at- mosphere. The explaining of this correlative pro- cess begins with the SGA- Faculty-Adminis- tration relationship. Under the jurisdiction of the SGA are the many policies set by the faculty and administration. Many times these policies are developed in consultation with the Student Government members, they include parking regulations and orientation. The acceptance of these responsibilities is essential to an efficient college program. Gerald Des Lauriers, Ellen Wirt, Judy Fuller, Vicki Keeter, Scottie Fitzgerald, Betty Carle THE EXECUTIVE C OUNCIL ASSGCIATIO Mrs. Ellen Wirt QSTANDINGJ Treasurer of the SGA, Miss Betty Carle, Secretary. THE STUDENT ASSEMBLY -3 e :.'1f?'5'T' F ,3 ,F lr ' E 77'5'l?1'1'r' 'I I' 'l'f,'e:'1i EJ 'FTHT ' if V. fl ' 'J I 41' 3 f.f'rr-sw vi H -4 Q ff' Sophomore Freshmen FRONT ROW CL-RJ Ray Pepe, Tom Hochelhiemer. KL-RJ Anna Howard, Pam Mayfield, Perry Depew, KSTANDING L-RQ Patty Moore, Irene Christophi, Joanne Clark. Pat Henry. ' 25 ..l .a,,..f,6,. dead Frank Lennburg Jim Paxton Managing Editor E ditor 1 'us w fy: A V L. G 0 ,D QI- 9 fry, - rg 4 . T 0 . vi, Lx If 'I . i C ' ' 2 Q 09 I X Q MP0 iz? Bob Gray Ronnie Hunt Business Manager Advertising Manager The 1965 edition of the Trident boasts many improvements over last year's edition. For one thing, several color pictures have been added, and the original size of the yearbook has been expanded. Also, the staff designed its own cover this year. The entire staff takes much pride in this year's Trident and hopes that it will meet with the approval of the student body. If it doesn't, maybe you should try publishing a yearbook. 26 3 I U,gW.UQ.4M ,fiom STAFF SEATED, CL-RJ Colgate Jones, asst. to Feature Editor, Merle Curtis, Copy Editor, Sandy Paxson, asst. to Copy Editor, Gail Flax, Chairman Layout Com- mittee, STANDING, CL-RD Bob Gray, Business Manager, Jean Regone, Feature Editor, Robert Williams, Photographer, not pictured, Tommy Flax, Sports Ed- itor, Sue Cottril, Secretary. Mr- E- Graham Pillow, Advisor Mrs. Elizabeth B. scott, Advisor 27 Vicki Dowler, Editor-in-chief ' THEN '-. P 3 gs 5 ag -iff Christopher Newport Colfliig 9-is ege of William 8 Mary Four y e ar s ago the CHRlS's CRIER, a three page mimeographed newspaper, appeared as the first newspaper published by Christopher Newport College. It was the result of a few stu- dent's hard work. From that effort there has evolved the present CAPTAIN'S LOG. Besides the name c han ge many other improvements have been made during the past four years. No longer is the paper mimeographed, but it is sent to a professional printer. It has in- creased from three pages to four and, in some instances, to asix or eight page production. The staff has set up an exchange program with area high schools and colleges across the nation. Encouraged by their success, the staff continues to make improvements in the content and pub- lication of the newspaper. Also under thejurisdiction of the newspaper staff is the annual Christmas dance. The high- light of this occasion is the presentation of the Christmas Court and Miss CNC, who have been previously elected in contests sponsored by the newspaper. Thus by sponsoring these activities and by presenting accurate reports, the CAPTAIN'S LOG is instrumental in arousing interest among the students. 28 U A ,,.l., , . ffqj. A dill AND wif te 5' V hum, ,im ,I,1w,u,,w 0 i U NED-Nix,-Riifffwrn,W X - - i H w we fmfzlwf ,N it , e-124 rim ATED L RJ R di Hamvai Reporter Patti Ellis, Typing Editor, Barbara Hamel, Asst Make-up Editor, SE C - u ' . Katie lsempsie, Make-up Eciitor, Perr,y Depue, Advertising Man., STANDING QL-RJ Joan Olson, Exchange . . . b Editor, Joanne Clark, Bus. Man., Robbie Hampton, Feature Editor, Trish Williams, News Editor, Bar ara Notbohm, Reporter. LU ard Joanne Clark, Business Manager 29 YOUNG DEMOCRATS CLUB Front Row CL-RD Irene C hr i st of i , Ed Mirmelstein Leslie Deyong, Back Row CL-RD, Bob Gray, President Jean Regone, Pat Henry, John Moss. New among the activities at Chris- topher Newport college this year was the Young Democrats Club. Since 1964 was an election year, political interest was at a peak. Even though most of the students weren't of voting age, they wanted to par- ticipate as muchas possible in the cam- paign. They did this by displaying post- ers, attending rallies, and in general, stimulating political awareness among the students. After the November elections the club continued to function. They Worked on various projects to raise money for the Kennedy Memorial Library Fund and for a trip to Washington D.C. By partic- ipation in activities of this sort the mem- bers of the club achieved a greater appre- ciation for American politics and govern- ment. ian vu s fjif 1 P Q W is fi vu as M uw L-R, Jennifer Riley, Joanne Clark, Jim Paxton, Herminio Cuervo, Tom Hochiemer, Tom Redman. YGUNG REPUBLICANS CLUB T he Christopher Newport College Young Republican Club was started on a suggestion that the college needed something to stimulate the student body's interest in government and politics. Therefore, the C lub, the first of its kind on campus, made its general purpose: Providing the student body the means for learning more about our two party system and the Republican Party in particular. The Club was active during the national campaign passing out literature concern- ing the ideals of the Republican Party and its candidate 's views on current issues. With the election over, the Club will continue its activities in order to achieve its goal of greater know- ledge of and interest in the political affairs of this country by the students of Christopher New- port College. 31 One of the first rehearsals THE DRAMATIC WORKSHOP V. Pres. . . .Judye Fuller Sec. .... . . Ronnie Hunt Librarian . . . . Carol Riley SEATED CL-RD Carol Riley, Judy Fuller , Gwen Seidler, Ro nnie Hunt, STANDING CL-RD Pat Henry, Larry Herman, Scottie Fitzgerald. 32 Mrs. F. Kitchin, Advisor STUDENT ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Board of Directors SEATED L-R, Ronnie Hunt, David Dwyer, STANDING L-R, John Bane, Roy Davis. Not pictured, Tommy Redman. by Ferguson High School's athletic field every Sunday from mid-October to early D e c e m b e r . The league champion re- ceivedatrophy at a banquet held in their honor at the season's close. Other acti- vities planned for this school year were soccer, basketball, and softball, each depending upon interest in the particular sport. Through the earnest efforts of Jenni- fer Riley the girls joined the Athletic Association, with their major sport a girls bowling league. It is hoped that a girls softball league will be formed in the spring. The association is greatly indebted to Mr. Robert Usry and Mr. James Win- sor, andthe administration for their help and advice. Ei: 4 w a The Christopher Newport Athletic Association's main objective is to pro- mote sports activities during the school year. The association was headed by an administrative board of five student 'offi- cersg John Bane, Roy Davis, Dave Dwyer, Ronnie Hunt, and Tom Redman. A se- mester dues of one dollar was collected from association members in order to cover expenses of the various sports. Only paid up members were allowed to participate in the activities of that se- mester. The first activity on the athletic pro- gram was a season of intramural flag football, consisting of thirteen games. There were six teams, whose captains were chosen from association members, and the players were selected by a draft system. All games were played at near- Girls Bowling League FRONT ROW L-R, Merle Curtis, Jennifer Riley, Gail Latta. BACK ROW L-R, Margaret Lee Rodgers. 11 11 11 H X WWX11 W WH1' H H H 11 X NU 11 H 1 1 ww 11 1 111 1 Um 11 11 2 H uw H , ,L.L N H H H J W1 H 11 UWM M H N fi 111 ,111 N111 111 11 . ..... - ....- .,, . .. Q11 1' W ' N 1, 'X f H1111 1511539352325 ' - ' W 'Q -:Va EEE' R-s 'W ., 'Tw L s .Q is -3 'gf Q G V . :,:. , .,,, , 3 .. Q , 33' G if MMV ? 1 , L EH i ff - -in . E7 P: 'zfli W11'11-'1,1'm:21- ii Ya F :fin ' ' V 1 FW '1::- ' -1--' 111fi?'11111w1 '11 ur'-Www 91111 .W 1 , ,H,,, gym .S :.: , ,if I ii- S'f.f 4' A :J?+:1'n' X 11 H 11 X Inlllmi .J.lWm 1111111 1 .ww - 5 -sr ,:' JW . V We ,ff A 'f ,,L11 1, 1 A -' Q' -EA .9 H 'W -, :-4: ' , ,gg-1' -1 '- 'E ,, F! , , 1 w A ' 15 sg' V ma 'L , , Hyjiggggngg rg H E L , X fa gf? at 'L K 1 1 f L, WH JN? M' -1' 'ga 9 W 11. 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Dotson Susan Jane Cottrill Ruth Merrill Curtis Kathle Scott F xtzgerald Frances Helen Fry Robert Wayne Gray Judith Howard Fuller Clara C Hancock Mlchael Wayne Gordon John Turberville Harrison Patricia Gail Hemeter Patsy Ann Henry John Thomas Hochheimer Betty Dale Jordan Jack Karika Vicki Jeanne Keeter -f I Francis James Klein Sally Janet Krym Glenn Alfred Lawson Thomas Wayne Lockard Edward Banks Mirmelstein Patricia Diane Moore 5 7 I Jane Dorothy Penner Julia Ann Osborne Roy Eugene Parmsh J ames William Paxton Raymond Alan Pepe Curtlss Plttman Thomas Wesley Redman Eugene Gerald Russell Jean Mane Regone Gwendolyn Fay Se idler Jennifer Lou Rxley Lois Fay Seidler Charles Houston Thacke1 Patricia Mary Shaugnessy Margaret Mary Siefring Georgma Carol Traylor Steve Rodger Waters Helen Gayle Stanley A w AEMIWVIEK Dorsey Thomas Wessells Thelma. Pauline White Ellen Cox Wlrt Thomas Edward Wltty John Zsoldos FRESHMEN I :JT pg.- 1 nfs wif 4 ' JW -2971. M. x yi J E uv 'va N, t CLASS OFFICERS KL to RJSar1dye Paxon, treas, KB.t16De1'I1pS9yQ sec , Joe Warren, pres John Moss, V pres. Wllllam Edward Alkire 1.5 3 i H , ww , w I A - , John Harper Bausman Robert Harry Bennett Norman Kelly Blankenship f 2 lx Qerrr: v 1.. f ---Ja Elaine Susan Borbas Timothy Michael Brown Janice Lee Butler 46 Xiyxwff J Stacey George Campbell Brenda Bennett Carney Grace Pleasants Clark E3 af,- Joanne Clark James Milton Culliton David Leslie Cushing 47 , i 1. Y 1 Z1 i. , -- - ,K , ,H sue- 'fw 'HE' . .. 'Ng ,WI . ., , . .Q w ' Z 1 ' 4 - V 2' Q5 ' - ' 5 , , Jaan Joe Preston Davis Kathleen Marie Dempsey Perry Michael Depue 'i F 1 K i Deborah Dewey Sebastian James Dispenza, Jr. Patti Topping Ellis 48 D 1 is 5389 'ig' Nell Carmines Evans Leslie Meredith Fiester Margaret Carter Findley ' .p J, f, 9'lHwN'w1 wH! uw '1'1 m NE H! H! H! I ,f ,, 5 n .J :': ibn 3 ,M'M,ag1 u ,1 Robert Matthew Fulgham Shelia Maria Gebhardt Nancy Annette Gilmore 49 is. N W ,Ag Lester Lucas Good III Loretta Jane Goodman Barbara Ellen Griffin David Arthur Grow Patricia Anne Haight Barbara Ann Hamel '50 .nv as s. , . w w 1 461 Robert Coleman Hampton 1 Glenn Arnold Hardesty Carol Ann Harris ,,, g X ' , X ,M Nm M Q X, yu, H M, , ' X w N . H w N rrrr Q, gf f Lawrence Edward Herman Anna Marie Howard Michael Marion Joyner Sl -we s l i i Judith Gail Johnson Colgate Woodward Jones Wiluam Manson Jordon, III Gary Thomas Joyner Camille Holmes Krone Donald Wesley Lake S2 ,pr- DQS- Leon Fredrick Larson David Alfred McCoy Larry Todd McCoy Sandra Gail McGough on ww Ralph Albert Malami Larry Joseph Marchbanks 53 Carol Ann Marple Donna Rae Miles Georgina Miliken i u I ,sw '- . v . R, - Terrence Lee Minnick Charles Thomas More John William Moss S4 9 l ug Joan Marie Olson Janet Sue Nichols Barbara Louise N0tb0h111 David O'Hearne Thomas Jefferson Pargoe Elizabeth Alexandra Paxon S5 , ,Urwy , lvvsjag.. l--1 , . .,. um I . , , a:e.u, -.95 ,, . . ,,- ', . 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James Gregory Plantz John Kenneth Plantz Miriam Kathleen Roberts S6 l 1!P George Austin Robertson, Jr. Margaret Rose Sassman William Leslie Shumake fu W' ,fm ll ll W -ggjwfll , 4.,J Ann Nuckhols Smallwood Floyd Saunders Smith Richard Joseph Smith 57 az I is 42, , w .. msn Q Alonna Leigh Stigberg Lou1s FIOTBHCIO Tap1a Arnold Ray Taylor Evelyn Vazquez X 4 David Solnmers Vohringer, Jr. ,Jay Christopher Warren Joseph George Warren, Jr. S., Alan Russell Watson Patricia Worthington Williams James Zsoldos 59 X3 4 l . .f ,X ' 1 i 1 - , ll, ,H , Shirley Fae Buckwalter Joan Elizabeth Davis 5 , A '32 v .L 1 If V' 'ff N 5 , is ' A I 4, 1 -: 1 '- 75 K X A ..- Leah Ann Draper Jacquelyn Joyce Faringer if .-' 1 Margaret Louise Elliot r L Q4 1 f 1 Erlinda Eres Virginia Tucker Garwood Ji X 1 Q. x ' .W o W Linda Kay Freeland 6 I Carroll Paige Gough .QQ Martha Sharon Grant Judith Lynn Haag I Karen Lee Harness 62 if Brenda Lynn Gwaltney Susan Grace Henry ig 'Zinn 4 b-in l 1 I Beverly Jeanne Huckins 'x fd fx! . L Y Z: X J X if Carolyn Joan Johnson 3' , Y .1 1 fy ' , I' .V 1 I J Z K Lillian Elvina Johnson Nita Kay Johnson if IAAF 1 wsu' Phyllis Anne Ke ith 'su , r f N-. M ,I 4 ,21-L , 1 V X , Pearl Joyce Kauffman J! x, A V V -4 x A- 63 f A I 1 I ,nf ..,,, .4 l 6 1?- f ,I Marie Annette King Susie Miller ,'44.1, K . X . I X. NW 5 . :SSE 'A me , Judy Anne Mabe W I Linda Jane Milne 64 .REI l Carolyn Mae Mason Betty Jule Moscater N Sf X 3,1 V Iii 5, , f Virginia Ludwig Mountcastle Mary Elizabeth Nelms f1 i !,, 1 ,U s ' XX- i rf f 5. ., Q I tl, -. N . ii ff' Betty Lane Mundie Lillian Ann Norman 65 if , Mi Iii 4 ' if V ,Ex W , , -9 Mga. ,, ,A Ann Taliaferro Neas Z., , S 'Q' in H 11171, Q , 1 3. , fy. ' r, Uv v. A, ,X f v if.,-mdl. H Jane Ann Notbohm 51 'ml ' Z.. Q Gloria Roberta O' Brien Monna Lee Polenz Wim ,fav 9, fl' sg 5 J . ,iw 2 PM ,, 1 J W ,1,, Y- ,E, ,, Ruth Eilene Peachey I '.,.4 ,f Susan Jennifer Porter ee Virginia Annette Pleva Patricia Ramsey ? 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' ., ' :5'1' , 5 ' i lf- Sie 2. fin '1 I Ei.,-z--emzfsfgf g 1, 3. -I .L-.411 The 1964 SAA Queen .ffl , Y A , .. NFS- Honest, they're the most tremendous things you've 79 ever seen! ' 4 THI , CMAY w ww 4 OR MAY NOT BED HAT E ARE V ' ' 3 ff 1 ' wx: Y k L gn L v -Y V' L 1 A, 5 fif Q, , M .':: H 5 ., Af .f if 'N , ' , 1' 55251 V . -2' .--., I - M' 'Yi I - ' ' 5-75- 1 , Izg ..., W , wE4-,.'. J. ' 1 It -.1 a-4 f X V 2 ' '- If ' 1 ' Wi xx ' ' if NH 1 ff' fw- ,vv :Q : - 1' . . X X fri-1-TREE IL I H I I .Xf ' I '51 ' ,4 Fifi' h wLP:?I31'7fifi 1 V , W--U,.v'l -T -E J2'm.,11vc-Q.. 1 ' ' - 1 J ,, L --H W ' 3 M A - ,1 fi 3?3+T l5 ' ' 1 ' - '-:- : - ' E ' . .4 ': 5 :::E- ::: ::: ::: :::, r -:-: : x 1 ' fvvezlv' ,f:..LXUTv, M w W ,W eg, al Af w .-gg, 'rf ,t l - ,fra si! . V S .5 P MIL- S+,-FH W1 . I I V NY'-ilrf' ' -. fry-n. -Lf..' .5-R'M,,, '- K -WZ, . --- ,,., ,sag ' :fl-1' ,1gi!::,J., Y.. 5F25 '. -In : ' A -214 4, .,l,h,4h rm' x , . ' H fVfflnflfwQ,1gg ,A w- ,P 1 .1 ...,, w .. , , . H- . n ,..... 'dt -.... , . 'E WXHV Lx, N' ,N .r-:E53ii.55Xl?V -: If z '- ww UW f Har , 1, :Mf f-dkxx ,H Hf Y ,H w ml :,.! 'gx 9ww uw w rf? M g1g,g,..1ggfU M. H. 5 M592 Lg Y X ' Y 1: 1 ' W... .Eff y 'H U, M, w my,',,,-m - :m mix ' m .j w 1 'mhi wigfxm, H' :i,1r Ywuwu I-X ,- MM : - E .I m - , nr fl! ,,, fig L' 1 ,fi . ADVERTISE TO THE STUDENTS OF SECOND CONGRATULATIONS CHRISTOPHER NEWPORT ON THIS THE PUBLICATION OF THE TRIDENT P T W ff' .r i ii- X 2' VX QL X fl TN T L22 ,e O I CITY OF HAMPTON Oldest Continuous English Speaking Settlement In America, 1610 l Co pl t of . en v , Yx EWG 5 .ffifw 6 M 'digg ,url W 32 1.95 ef- 5 CITY CF NEWPORT NEWS of Good Reading . Family! Always Tops on fhe Lisf lnformafive Reading iUJl1il! 1p1'f55 Hampton Roads' Morning Newspaper The Peninsulzfs Only Daily Morning NE WSpaper- Published For All the Free Student Accounts For CNC Students BANK OF HAMPTGN ROADS MAIN OFFICE Washington Ave Newport News BRANCHES Wythe, Brentwood Shopping Center BEST WISHES From Your STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSCCIATION President, K. Scott Fitzgerald V. President, Vicki Keeter Secretary, Betty Carle Treasurer, Ellen Wirt 1964- 1965' LY 6-2052 Free Delivery Prescriptions Our Specialty BRENTWOOD PHARMACY SCHERTLE C. L. Clodfelter, Prop., gl Reg. Phar. 10500 Jefferson Avenue Newport News, Virginia 23601 Radios, Televisions, Hi Fis, Stereo, - ' Refrigerators, Swimming Pools WARWICK BLVD, 29 TH Sz HUNTINGTO Hidenwoocl Shopping Center NEWPORT NEWS, VA. A ,exp v s wr FOR THE ---LARGEST SELECTION ---FRIENDLIEST OF SERVICE -- - CUSTOMER OWNERSHIP try the CO-OP SHOPS Shops Books, Gifts, Records WYTHE AUTO PARTS CO. near the' Campus in Hidenwood or in Southampton Shopping Center, Hampton Automotive Replace e ts Pa t a. d A ' 1210 Kecoughtcilu Rioad Dliai CIR 7-Zgizsorles Hampton, Va, BETTER KNOWN-KNOWN TO BE BETTER PQIEI BE ST WISHE S Q 3-Tcifq ii, my I I It 5 'Vng Tj Ip 4 h I Christopher Newport Co!! Ng ege ofwillium 8 Mary Installation Repairs FRANK CARVER PLUMBING 8K HEATING Phone 596-6560 fDay or Nightj Specializing in Custom Homes Service Water Heaters FIRST 81 MERCHANTS Mark of personal service FIRST 81 MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK Compliments of CHE'RRY'S SERVICENTER An extra measure of Service 12309 Warwich Blvd. Newport News, Va. Phone LY 5 -309 CENTER FORD ffl in sales for over 8 consecutive years 2900 Huntington Ave. N. N., va. W. M. HILL Concrete Contractor Fill Sand Free Estimate Phone CHestnut 4-8375 CHestnut 5- 1262 374 Hobson Avenue Hampton, Va. TOPS TCPS For Quality For Service TOPS RESTAURANT The Place To Meet Your Friends Phone 2-9523 3512 Washington Ave. Newport News, Va. POSEY'S HARDWARE CO. Dupont Lucite Paint - Housewares Phone 596-8281 12436 Warwick Blvd. Newport News, Virginia Grumbacher ART SUPPLIES Complete Lawn 8: Garden Supplies PIAN KATANK SHORES Choice Waterfront Lots From 3685.00 Directions: Follow Rt. 17 to Gloucester C.H., Turn Right on Rt. 14 Follow Rt. 14 Seven Mi. Watch for Sign on Left MASON'S DEVELOPMENT, CORP. Saluda, Va. PL 83934 - HIDENWOOD PHARMACY Center Newport News, Virginia Wm. H. Neale, Pres. LY 5-1151 'W .. 1 WMV ,uf up wi seg ' 'H 1 V xg' , f - ,r N. ,uf 'A' 'M -- Y..-.... ' ' V Welcome to our Community and Best Wishes to The Faculty and Student Body of Christopher Newport College. 1 ', 'I ,572 . ' . LL Congratulations to you and your college for its tremendous progress from BEECROFT 8. BULL, LTD. Clothing for Gentlemen and Ladies 10325 Warwick Blvd. at Hilton Village BRENTWOOD TEXACO 201 Beech Drive - Newport News, Va. Phone LY 6-9959 John Gray fownerj 5th Year Beech and Willow Drive Newport News, Va. Engine Tune Up Wheel Balancing Lubrication Brake Service Congratulations and Good Luck From UNIVERSAL AUTO SALES 4210 ,Huntington Ave. Newport News, Va. Your authorized LINCOLN, MERCURY and COMET dealer on the Peninsula. THE GOODRICH BOOKKEEPING 81 TAX SERVICE Individual - Partnership - Corporation Payroll, Social Security Reports Dial CH 4-7331 7015 Huntington Avenue BAGLEY'S ' Chestnut '7-3663 1927 W. Pembroke Avenue P. O. Box 802 Newport News, Va. THE NEW MONROE SHOP Downtown Hampton dresses Villager suits Jr. Sophisticates hats Maggi Stover blouses Bardley jewelry Colebr ook linger ie etc . 123 East Queen Street BEST WISHES We Appreciate the Fine Cooperation Given Us by the Students and Faculty Your- Yearbook Photographer FARABEE'S STUDIO 3005 West Avenue NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA N. PHD! s lllmsm frm I is lm, E Z Z 'Z . Z' A Q 'UIERIBVXG JACK'S AUTO SUPPLY INC. Wholesale - Dist. Automotive Part - Supplies Equipment L. W. CRoyJ Ovarles - Harry C. Watts Phone 595-2263 - 595-2264 9967 Jefferson Ave. Newport News, Virginia CONVENIENTLY YOURS IN TWO STORES I 'I ikn as, N '- .EII in .,s . .i M K, fx f E ' Q ,, 1 SS' f- n eg if W QQ O WEB M :ia .. 1 4., E il! nl ii i I all al 'mini I Ki ! . .ig .il -li Hai Em I 1 iittflililgmiii 2 , l ii ii ' i,,,,,.. K ' - ' ' ' ' 'W U g:,::Tn,:.,.51.-:.- .- , u f L 1 .z F rn- .1 .rli l ii iii S QE' - f M W 5 g ag Q 354.5 . . . Downtown Washington Ave. at 32nd St . . . f' ,t im K-l S 35.513 :sa :-A ,af cif'2,gW xx , 'f' S' 23: 1 3' i?:5f.541a?,?n4 S' W mag - 5-. If 1 .fm 1 Al T-'Lb 5-eff ? 1 -i f - S H Warwick Center Store 1 Mile South of New Campus LK Grclay 8 ons 2912 WASHINGTON AVENUE Jewelry of all kinds Q - Wwfffa FOR THE ULTIMATE IN SALES-SERVICE Sz PARTS GMAC FINANCING MIC INSURANCE Peninsula's Pontiac Dealer Now Serving you from 3 locations NEWEST FASHIONS IN SPORTSWEAR by Q College Town X X ' Catalina Rosecrest e e I I S Tami Bobbie Brooks L q q Darlene O Ml University Shop for Young Men 3001 Washington Avenue FAIR LANES Free Bowling lessons To any interested In forming a league 1X2 Mile from Campus beside Hidenwood BOWLING Fountain Barber Shop Billiards Beauty Shop 40 Lanes Clean Used Cars NEWMARKET AUTO SALES Congratulations to You And Your Fine College 6062 Jefferson Ave. -- Newport News, Va. New and Clean Used Cars Earl Lowe Owner Office: 247-5828 SHOP Downtown Sz Hidenwood Tn the beginning ...... Phone 244-4721 224 - 31st Street Joseph W. Jacobson Newport News, Va NEWPORT NEWS RAMBLER CORPORATION 3614 Huntington Avenue NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA HARVEY A. HALL President Phone CH 5-0094 Compliments of SANFORD 8 CHARLES INC Fuel Oil Burner Service Budget Accounts Phone 247- 6656 RETAIL W T DARDEN P d I I7I5 KECOUGHTAN ROAD HAMPTON, VIRGINIA Phone CH 7-5286 PENINSULA ELECTRIC CO., INC. CONTRACTING - APPLIANCES ond REPAIRS gm 'Urn Skid Row! VIC'S DRIVE IN 12399 Warwick Blvd. . A . Pizzas - Chickens x Y. li., 'Nw I - E tif V, Microphonie? If fo 30 H -.1 , s1ff12iff7':l:i. ls-35. msunm N ,iff 'i y z?H:5:'M-I 3 fffk 5 eff . ,- 5 F 'P is-,fa-sw 4: 4 Vg' 2- ,f NX . . nk wh, '-' 5' FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF NEWPORT NEWS 2916 Washington Avenue Newport News, Virginia Office Phone A Res. Phone 596-6307 LY 6-8950 BLACKMAN REALTY COMPANY REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE T' F' BLACKMAN 12286 Warwick Blvd' Now About those birds and Bees ....... Owner Newport News, Va. ' Newpor? News Shipbuild THE ENTERPRISE WORLD'S LARGEST BUILDER OF NUCLEAR SHIPS Newport News Shipbuilding ond Dry Dock Company Newport News, Virginia p Best Wishes from WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE CThe Family Storeh 12306 Warwick Blvd. Warwick Erle J. Hubbard Compliments of CONN'S SERVICE 1425 Kecoughtan Road Hampton SCHERTLE GALLERIES Original Oil Paintings A Warwick Blvd. 29th Sz Huntington Hidenwood Shopping Center Newport News, Va. JOHNSONS VARIETY Compliments of T.G. CAMPBELL coNsTRucTloN CALLING ALL B.M.O.C. FOR THE FINEST 81 LATEST IN CAMPUS WEAR SEE PAUL CAUSBY ENRO - ENGLISH MCGREGOR - LEATHER HAL'S WYTHE MEN'S SHOP INC. WYTHE SHOPPING CENTER HAMPTON C I T I Z E N S fxNDMARINE nwlng noun. rnroxvr INSUIANCI coucurtou serving. . . Newport News Hampton York County ' Washington at Twenty-fifth ' King and Queen ' Newmarket Center ' Mercury Blvd. at Todds Lane ' Warwick Center ' West Pembroke near Ab d er een ' Sherwood Center ' 20 East Queen. Drive-In 'Y Route 17, Grafton 1 ' Langley Air Force Base M mber: Unt d V g a Bankshares May you use the gift -' :Q--flli of knowledge Q. A ' ' ,J Z. i TQ you have acquired during , -A'f it ' '1' - - V your school years wisely A H ll 1 . - in pursuit of a successful f ' . ' , , il at and rewarding life. .esJii:r,jf2g?g1W-UI'f Z N i SA :V l A V, .. AZ: ,fi Miller 8- Rhoads wishes you iv A if- A' ' r , D every success in your endeavors. IHIAY i if J' ..,., j iliilliil vmcrmrfvs FrNsS'r -oePA,a1ig4gJ11liirLoLn'as BOWDITCH FORD, INC. Your Locally Owned Friendly Ford Dealer FORD TH UND ER BIRD 11076 Warwick Boulevard NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA FALCON Terephone 595-2211 Best Wishes 1964-65 SUSSEX DELICATESSEN Hampton Compliments of BRENTWOOD SHOPPING CENTER Brentwood Shopping Center You want to see Mr. Windsor AGAIN' Newport News Best Wishes COOP BOOK 8g RECORD SHOP Hidenwood Shopping Center 114 mile from new campus Goldwater in '68 Compliments of Hampton, Va. THE VARSITY SHOP 101 Queen Street COMPLIMENTS OF YEARBOOK Jim Sandy Ron Sue Bob Tom F Murrill Robert Gayle Frank Tom W. Bob Compliments of THE SGA 1964-65 Officers President Scotti Fitzgerald V. President Vicki Keeter Secretary Betty Carle Treasurer Ellen Wirt GENERAL AUTO SALES Your downtown Newport News Dealer For Chrysler Valiant P1YmOuth Imperial See us for the best Buy Compliments of COCA COLA Serving the Peninsular 32nd 8: Huntington Compliments of Compliments of - BRENTWOOD PHARMACY WYTHE AUTO PARTS Brentwood Shopping Center Wythe, Hampton, Va. 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