College of the Albemarle - Beacon Yearbook (Elizabeth City, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1984 volume:

K A 4 X 1 - 61 044. 13524 602V 5C.7Z,4l6'5 Cf! 6121! Dedication Theme President Student Lite Sophornores Clubs Convocation Visiting Artist Slave Auction Sports Life Style LPCQ' COLLEGE OF Faculty Statt Student Lite Freshmen Elections Dances Merry X-Mas Ads Signature A 's ..- 4 U U l . . 1 .-. e'-' ,l ' 'lv ', ' -sy--livi .Z76'Z?.76L4Z70!V 6,4295 CJJMOCHL! HOWAIQD Y P 'i- ,lc The Beacon Staff proudly dedi- cates the 1984 Beacon to Marine Capt. Timothy B, Howard, a 1973 graduate of College ot The Albe- marle. Howard's heroic actions in the Grenada invasion on October 25, 1983 were beyond the call of duty. Piloting the leading attack he- licopter, Howard and his co-pilot were shot down on their fourth pass over St. Georges Medical Center. As a result, he lost his right arm and his right leg was seriously injured. Despite his ordeal, Howard has maintained a strong sense ot per- sonal dignity, We at COA commend Howard for his bravery, and hope that he can be a source ot inspira- tion for us all. 5 l f VA ' r 'Q A - --,V gb, zemzez :Jaws 09 za,-4 zfs mea - zvesflms . , , zesfuffzy AX !g5 X . 'K 1 1 fx . 1 L flip' fiffggf - , .' 9.522 mi -JR, 'I' if ra ll' I ' .kfg 'xx . l H 5-,.,,s,ff-.KN , N I' , ' 4-N D- if 1- V F ' QM-f'f'4'Xf ' Yr X f y 'ix , ,j l...1..ili N x-- ,ME W F gs . 09 Pzfnsuknlsff - fxzffzefsfvefs , .. www 2 - Q J- , , , , L W 1 1 i . . . of sfzmulufzng scnsaiinns. I 1 F! :Q X --K 'Rx X, 4 4 'Q 3 Q 71 flgi EV: 4, f 'l Q Fl bbw, . ,ti r 'K 1 8 SZLUV 011 Z' 91604114 C115 6160111 C1-15 19138SJD5.1VC 0? 60.3. 41 1241615516 611855 JV ,716 Dr. Chesson is a person strongly 5 dedicated to the principles of higher ' ' X' Y is A education, and he has been with X ' 37 - s. ggi ' V' 'Q' 'N COA through rnost of his career. 3 5 '- iff' , , u Having first joined the COA family as OA a biology instructor in 1964, Dr. X 4 ' ccgttrww' Chesson worked his way up through , the ranks to become College President in 1975. He is highly l respected by faculty, staff, and students alike, and he is known as a K strong advocate of our school both in the cornrnuriity and throughout the state. Although he stays busy with administrative affairs, iris door is always open to the students and staff ol COA. 1 601717555 O? Tiff ALTIJEJWA 13175 fl QM INXS' F164 U V5 0279165165 Q .-41 1' ' Wx Upper Left' Dr Gerlao VV Bray Dean of Adm rmstrat e Ser ce Above G John Smmons J Dean of Student Development Lower Left Norman L Norfleet Dean of In truct on V4 MJNJS C164 UV Y 56,499 as X ,. ...X iw, .I 'f':- X S , . .., ..-ntiglh g,- Mary Louise Brown W Registrar t N as- -ff 1 2 . .,,, .J O. Lloyd Armstrong I Lynne Bunch Director of Financial Aid Title III Coordinator l Fifi shi f 7 fn- f.. Lilfida COfT'IbS A LUCY Gordon DWGCIOV Of COODerative Education Director of Business and lndustry Services F' 5- '1 Peggy Harris Drrector of Accountrng , ITVQ I N 434Q.v wi? 1'lSflg7'1 ' - -Q, .ff ,.fgs9,Q' ' '-waffr . 1 :'5r3.Q,g,. ,. , gffpff .f- -N, YQQJ Mark Helms Director of Student Actrvrtres n ,L U .ELT -'1 K -n 4 I I ,, I 1 .. 'A . i J. Y . V i --Q, xx X ', N h 3' x I Y: X I X v 4 V , QL - '. Q , Q.. , 71 K , 5 Donna Moore Developmental Educatron Counselor ff Y X-kj Wtllram Haekett Publrc Ftelatrons ' 1 V 'nf' IA -Q E WHS? 'JA i rs.. Don Lee Drrector of Learnrng Resources Center Clayton Morrisette Director ot Continuing Education l Belinda Patterson Director ot Admissions Flay Scatta Director of Placement Sharon Mudge Director ot Management Information Yi , nfl t X X-X , t l Douglas Sawyer Director of Adult Basic Education Services ' 1 Mary F Spruull Director of Support Servtces Lmza Weaver Lrbrarnan Andrea Williams CounseIor!Tutor, Specual Servnces Loyce Susco Durector of Specrai Servrces . . ,Xb 'o sw -'Lv 1 xx ' 2 4 Pam Whntley Dtrector of Ftesource Development , 1 Li. Q J. N J.. I r x , l aware ' w ll ' N, -vw or f l Janice Bryant - Presidents secretary ljeooron Holland - Cagnior Glenda Crane - Faculty secretary Carolyn l-algow - Dara Clerk Yvonne Byrum - Resource Development secretary l-gig Qllls - Accgunting lvlaonlno Operatgr Arlett Jones - Dean of Instructions secretary Morllono Cllno - Evening Buginegg Asst, Nancy Farmer - Secretary for Cooperative Ed. Lynn B. Fggter - Accounfg Payable Clerk I 5 I 8 ll L v Seated - Mildred BGHKS - Switchbeard Operator Standing - Bryan O'Leary - Audio-Visual Technician Lyrlrl Needham - 5-'UYQVY AS5'5T3m Julius Williams - Bookstore Manager Judy Rucker A Financial Aid Technician Lloyd Fteege 3 Cgurier Rhonda Lewis - Computer Programmer James Wells - Graphics and Media Specialist C3l'Olyr1 Hopkins 7 Financial Aid ASSISTBFII Rgy Johnggn 7 Mangger Of Printing Serviceg Deborah Lucas - Admissions Technician Z 1 35111145 1. T ,- Y , Lisa Hunter f Admissions Secretary Sherry Wagoner A Student Development Secretary Carrie Johnson f Special Services Secretary 41 l Marcella Thrash tseatedj - Bridges Program secretary Marie Fiiffie - Continuing Education secretary Diane M.. Sawyer - Learning Resources secretary Sherry Hewitt - Continuing Education secretary '-4er'Q 'il 'L 'L it L 1 1 i K rf 1 -Pa. 52 - 3 . 4 D .0- M-yy --dv. I D - .A fKa-,, Bobby Adams Chemistry Clate Aydlett Mathematics Julian Adylett Mathematics Victoria Berry Cosmetology James Bridges English Lawrence Bruner Automotive Dennis Burgess Occupational Education Phyllis Byrum Mathematics qi' 4 N AY X ,sl 1-M. 7 f.r W f -Qy.-fy-'M-. ' J. ,, , , 45 wha. .I - ,f qi.. , i.:::,.5 ez ,' 2 i , .T je ' Pfiluygf- A yizgl, W1 i '29 .... X.-, A - 1 I fl H as 1. ' .41 4' - -....., . .. v.n'...-Q C 'E . - 1 ar A': T , 'Vi X -ffm fi ' 'Y J' Leland Chou Music Dorothy Dunlovv Business '52!5'. , A !l - Z A '3 ' ' E Robert Ford I l 5 Drafting and Design 99 1' I 523 David Gregory ' , '3 Biological Science :Vi- ai'-l x 1' -i ' 5 - .' A , Marion Harris Physical Education Wilma l-larris Nursing g' Faye Hoffman Cosmetology Norman Johnson Light Construction Kerry Krauss Electronics Karen Kulhanek Nursing Jerry Leete Biology Vincent Lucente Electrical Maintenance Shelby Mansfield Psycology George McKecuen Developmental Education Jesse Mercer Business Jeanne Murray Developmental Education 1- if 'ii W 'IW ii 4 'Q U 11 Kay Patterwort Phywroat Fdocatrcrrt Martha Payne Nursrrwg Jerome Fttwees Hrstory Barbara Flrccardo Forergn Language Ronald Flrccardo History Joseph Salmon History Patsy Sanders Erwglrsh James Scott Busrness Robert Stephens English William Sterritt Physical Education Doreen Warren Mathematics Mary Washington Nursing Marvenia White Business Nelson White Business Rose Williams Nursing Lot Winslow Business wa 42 -l. Sig ,L ...Q , if ,, A Libya! -4 I l I x L- . Yfq. I F ' . ,jf-' to . -, 'L I, ix? F. -M-, .wr Q B J Q C O A Not Pictured Miriam Alexander - Drafting and Design Betsy Briscoe f Nursing Patricia Finch - English Ben Hill - Fine Arts David Hodges f Electronics Frances Jeffries f Nursing Lourice Jolly - Nursing Stanley Nixon - Machinist Trades Carol Rush - Surgical Technology Lucy Vaughan - Fine Arts Gerhardt Wesner - Automotive Mechanics Douglas Williams - Air Cond. and Flefriger A , qu w ' -J . I , I ' I I , lilgyei - l - i .-IO lv A ,F fk 5 .X ' 4 if '5 v.. V , C:41!i .r .i Z46'11L'Z'll 15116422416 tr E 33 - ' , - 1 ., gy , 3 af, Ayr? nhl' -' VY, V1 ,..,f.Ps Q - :- Q+d 'g JD. 1 . if , I, A,,p.,. ::' .s ,sdbx -.f Ly. . M' CA'f ' .3 , . . . , s ,- ' QNA xi Q, 5, J - .1 ., ' -I -' fb. ' 25. ' X - -- ,. SOPHOMORES Lisa Ambrose Patricia Arnold Betsy Baker Bob Baker Connie Baker Richard Banks Edward Becker Stephanie Berry I , F! LI X W: K 4-Q v v,. v.. ., e 9.1. .' 1, i I r L F v 19 Clllul P-xi11vsP Melvnn Hl.'1..X-.Well Lnnolsey Runnin Ivy Bogues Sharon Boyce Susan Boyce Jean Brickhouse Susan Brooks Thomas Brothers Floselyh L. Brown Donna Butler Pamela Carney Renee Cartwright Sherry Cartwright Terry Cartwright Debbie Chappell 4 ' 9. 5-. nl Q L' X Kent Clmrjrrwll Celeste Cherry Sheila Cherry Tyler Cole Kim Collins Chrrs Commander Terry Copeland Lone Creole Calvina Croswait William Cutnrell Janet Dodge Margie Dowell Brenda Dunford Dawn Elliott Carl Estus Carol Evans 5 I 5 C.. it Karta l-'mrvf Pete Farmer Phtlemoh Frggfr Cathy Forbes Robbre Frartklm Shetra Frost Rrchard Fulcher Eddre Games Joni Gray Savonne Griffin Patty Griggs Cindy Harrell Bonnie Harris Bettie Hassell Teresa Hatcher Steve Hewitt X' A.. i 1 Della Hacks Randy Hobkiv, Wallace HODDQ3 Wanda Hofler Cynthia Holden Jimmy Hopkins Roger Howington Jennette Hudson Vickie Jewell Lynn Jones Randy Jones Cindy Jordan Judy Jordan Nuri Khan Tracey King Christopher Krainiak sf? ' K kit Q' i T s-J L 3- Dlatwrte Lxftyntfarw Kathy Leary Steve Leary Dianne Laydem John Lee Deborah Lttwtn Debbne Lovett Becky Masze Gloria McCIeese Linda McNaughton Chris Meekins Rhonda Midgett Joan Moore Kay Morgan Sherry Morgan Alethia Nash J I I I I I I I I I I I I I I n I I + I I I I I I I Tum NIIWIIII Paula O'NeaI Leona Parks Selma Price Y- i n X' f ' Susan Ouudley fd' L-rx or-I' .4 Elizabeth Read in Arun' III-vIIII.1III HQIIIIIIII Ilwqwwfv In Phyllis Redding Alison Richards WD, Richards Ili Sheiia Riggs Maureen Riner Sherry Rollinson Judith Rumble Janet Sawyer if -' Qs i RWE EK rim' Q.: QV' 41 vi 1 lui ,suff- 14- 43 f. f Qs Calvin I-wzrngm Pam imvvyw Loia Slcnmfi, Patsy Slmomd-5. Carla Smnthsorw Zoroda Snowden Jewell Spellman Tammy St Auburn Linda Stewart Lorraine Stokley Dawn Swain Shari Swain Bridget Tait Deborah Tatum Kim Taylor Joan Thompson 519' fi X 101 i Q I i X -v 7 Jim TIfllV7It'fHMiVI Patruck Twruuwyrmm Ounmon Toxey Mnchell Traftom Robin Trueblood Elaine Twune Jamie Valentine Brenda White Terry Weeks Michelle White Delores Williams Molly Williams Laurie Ann Willis Angela Wilson Dowery Wilson 4 , ,o 'i S 'Q x . 7,4 I ll Johnny Adams Sandra Aguiar Anita Armstrong Brian Baker Teresa Ballance Rande Banks Karen Barnett Joyce Bartels 'QI-1 ,wx Liv ii' J K O ' I , Arouma Berry Mark Beiz Brenda Bonner Elisa Bowe Valerie Bowe- Tina Braddy Mike Brickhouse Gale Britt H.L. Brown Misty Brown Bambi Burch Mary Butler Patsy Byrum Phil Cameron Britt Campbell Dana Carter i Z' fx O K 54: .l 'Ls Dora Carter Cindy Carlwrlglil Sherry Carver Sherry Cavvthorn Rodney Chappell Wayne Chappell Jill Cooper Natalie Crispin Mark Croley Clara Damato Karen Davis Pam Dickerson Steve Dorsey Fiobin Dozier Margie Ellinwood Deborah Equils XL T 6 ,x I '1 14 9 Angie Ethrrdge Susie Ethridge Stella Forbes Tammy Foreharwd Terry Gardner Beth Gloria Danny Gray Janet Green Karen Gritfin Bryant Greg Harrell Pat Hatton James Henderson Michelle Hewitt Myron Hofler Gloria Holley Emily Howington 'Q' G Q' , J-1' L- s 94' Lennie Hughes Kina James Paula James Angela Jenkins Rhonda King Jim Knowles Lynn Kotzian Heidi Lane Beverly Lewis Karen Lilly Patti Liverman Terry Lovell Sheila Lupton Bob Luther Mike Lynch Kim Manning y , f Y' ,- 'x x Mrchelle Mangfreld Lllllari MCCUHHH Sharon McDougaN Sharon McPherson Barbara Monroe Joey Morgan Michele Morgan Cynthia Morris Jane Nash Sheryl Needham Lynn Oliver Charlene Gverton Melanie Palis Melissa Palis Lorraine Parker Mike Payment Lg N l N X, is , - -1 , 5,52 Q'-1 ,. Cv? .-ir, Quiz 'QT' 449i Dflwji Vwrr 'mruru X +- Steve Perry Sarah Phelps Cymhna Phuliup-3 Mnke Pnppms Pete Prnce Carolyn Reber Stephanie Redding Connie Reid Thomas Roach Joseph Robertson Scott Robinson Frankie Rountree Shelia Saunders Darrin Sawyer .ur V-Q 1. IJ Q-at I 1' I 'U' 4 Gussre Sawyer Krm Sawyer Sonya Sawyer Dan Schubert Diane Shelton Valerie Smith Betty Sofia Candee Sowerby Karen Speakrnan David Spence Rose C. Spence Ltoyd Spivey JoAnne Spruill Susan Staples Amy Steinert Dale Stoy sf dsc 'hi 6 N 3-. Q. L A x is Donna Swann Karen Taylor Theresa Trarlor Tracy Twiford Tim Tyler Steve Vaughan Karen Walker Pam Walker Joan Waters Miles L. Whldbee Jr. Gloria White Katherine White Scottie Winslow Deborah Woodard Thelma S. Woolard ,m!f.n: Lua- x x 5 i X x MU I ' HN i 1 ? 5 i E ni The goal of the Old Salt IS to report pertlnent lnformatron on campus events administrative actlvltles communuty events and decrslons that effect our school and student body The Old Salt presents factual journalistic viewpoints to the Albemarle Community and the state Advrsor Robert Stephens Editor Rande Banks AIZGZIS' 9 CJ-f OID 5,4175 The Argus compiles a collection of poems, short stones and other literary works, written by COA students for publncatron ln the Sprung Advlsor George McKecuen l,..,m 'sr 0 .?i ' 1 1 1 1 - .5 xx A I ' 1 r g W Q51 comzfzzme ozffmyr zffzv zmfcwzvzzrff l Q ,WD ZMSJQN '-Ai -sit - ..--w-v .4 .Q 'D M.- , COPAD lCompuler Operated Prfrcpdure and Deerqm Club li the new kld url the lnlocl- ll wan lormed Ihre year In brlng Inge-ther people wlm are lnlpre-Sled ll'l Compuleri and computer silence COPADE aclrvmes lncludm A lrlp to NASA . Fleseamh TllEil'lQlI? rn Hale-rqh pV6 SldE'!'Il Donna Butler VrC9fPr95rrjPrll Rrchard Fiarll-.5 Secretary Sllkrflfl Fmrchellp Treasurer Turn Esarclrll Sargearll AI Arms Rnum Huwlrlulllrr l-lrslorrarr ,lllll Jorma Club Advlsor Dave l-lvrdgps l l Bake Sale Future 3Cllvlt1+?Q lnglude a Crlrrvpulpr Dfay, and ll'l Sprlngl ,, trip ll, mp tx The COA Pops Band was newly formed this year under the direction of Flay Scaffa. They have made their presence known by performing on campus with the Chorale in the library and in the student center. The also performed in the Christmas parade on the COA float. Tl K 5, W L. 1, 4 ,. ?' h i X. 1 I . L I X, 4 fn The Beacon consists of a group of talented and dedicated individuals, whose work during the year has been consistant, in hopes of producing a better annualg that expresses and shows the students in a unique way. both at leisure and at work, Editor: Joni Gray Business Editor: Dawn Swain Staff' Donna Butler Melissa Palis Carol Evans Jim Knowles Sarah Phelps Pam Dickerson Natalie Crispin Advisor: Mark Helms Special Thanks to' Brenda Dunford Glenn Ramos Melanie Pairs Starting in January of 1971, cosmetolo- gy joined COA. Mrs. Vazelle Jessup start- ed this course, as instructor of students. She taught the beginners as well as the advanced students. Mrs. Betty Burry ac- cepted the responsibility as instructor of beginners in April of 1981, due to Mrs. Jessup's retirement. Cosmetology stu- dens participate in various activities, such as bake sales and rattles, to raise money so that they may attend hairshows. At hairshows, they observe new styles, cuts, color techniques, perms and methods of applying these to the latest styles. They are shown new products and their effec- tiveness, so that they may keep up with the ever-changing trends. x W U? YP, S T X. I U 3 N V4 L4 wru x. fx N YJ? PH!!! Cl lffllllw' fl Ai' rl Fr, ,ucfmr 'l ' www O ' . , 'JI YH Sf'-rm! 3 DMU ' . 'I . ,,-, ,.,- --- , L li Ye rl :mf v Afiwmxr I-lm? N rw--, 1 Frwwfv-.'I ,lm-f, H ,'1uYj+ T' HH- X- F 72 if S ZTZIDSJV Z7 SZZYVM4 275 The purpose of the Student Senate shall be to promote good citizenship, to plan and initiate the activities sponsored by the senateg also to stimulate interest in College life both on the campus, and in the community This year's activities included both formal and informal dances, studentffaculty baseball games, contests, auctions lwhich raises funds for the special olympicsj, Theme Day activities, and special performances by a variety of musical groups. The Student Body is represented on all school committees by a designated senate member, The COA float once again claimed 1st place in the Elizabeth City Christmas parade The Student Senate is a strong and viable part of the N C. Comprehensive Community College Student Government Association, and we contribute greatly to its success. 3 Executive Council President Jim Tlmmerman Vice President Dawn Swain Secretary Judy Jordan Treasurer Alethia Nash 3 Sargearit at Arms Chris Meekins Historian Chris Krainiak Executive Senator Phillip Cameron Parlimentarian Richard Banks, Freshman Officers President Amy Steinart Vice President David Mason p Se-cretary!Treasurer Donna Fraiier Senators Randy Banks, Steve Vaughn. Melissa Palis, Paulette Myers Club Representatives Joni Gray, Paulette Myers, Amy Meiggs, Donna Butler. Dana Carter, Marcy Allen Advisor Mark Helms Dianne Layden Donna Butler WHO' Judie Jordan E419 Jim Timmerman Carol Evans has Joan Moore FihOr1da Muze-Ile CD S ,fy Qu, , Thomas Hall WHO Phyllis Reddung -x, ji Alison Richards Frances Sutton Carla Smithson NOT PICTURED: Brenda Massengill Susan Trueblood Deborah Hoffpaiur 0 The purpose of the Chorale is to widen the appreciation and interest of the style, harmony and culture of music within the community. Performances include: The Messiah at E.C.S.U for Christmang the Christmas Convocation held in the library at C.O.A., and a Spring Concert Officers includei President - Gloria Holley Secretary - Carol Evans Treasurer - Sharon Perry Manager - Bob Baker Advisor - Dr. Leland Chou 8. Dr. Lily Chou L- C115 7 . - 'Fx ,-L1 ' The goal ofthe Satyrs' is to raise the level ol appreciation of dramatic literature within the community and to help members grow in acting and technical skills. For X-Mas this year the Satyrs put on Scrooge with the help of Mrs. Lucy Vaughn 8. Mr, Jim Bridges. Members include: Carol Evans, Chris Meekins, Lisa Ambrose, Doris Skiba, Bob Baker, Jeff Mercer, Amy Meiggs, Martha McDougal Qu Z' r' lv: B .f if J 'gf e,W,gi Officersi President - Carol Evans Vice-President - Linda Stuart Secretary - Susan Boyce Treasurer - Bob Baker Historian - Patty Liverman Advisor - Ben Hill Other Members: Keran Ferrell, Rusty Jackson, Marty Combs, Debie Litwin, Randy Banks, Cliff Scott, Deana Deibaroon, Elaine Vauhn t i r ii ' , t., Q 1 i . i I I i l CHS AICC' 6L'Zll6' The Art Club, now in its third year, was started by Kelly Cameron 8 Carol Evans. Its purpose is to expand the appreciation and knowledge of art within the communi- ty. Some of the activities of this year have been Art Shows, trips to the Chrysler Mu- seum in Norfolk, dinners at exclusive res- taurants, a trip to East Carolina Universi- ty, volunteers work for Guardian Care, Match Making for Valentine, trips to Nags Head and a trip to Washington D.C, A trip to N.Y. is planned for Spring. 96713577697 AA TS 611114 The QLHQOSG ot thus Ctub as to Qtrntulate an rnterest and aoorectatton ot the Custorne, langxnqe and culture of for etgn lands Some of the actrvrtuee of thus year have been Forergn Arts Drnners, two Frence Imported movres and held trros The offrcers are Presrdent' Alton Hobbs Vrce-President' David Perry Secretary Janet Sawyer Treasurer Carla Srnrthson P F? Caro! Jo Evans Senate Rep Tammy Bancale Advtsor Mrs Barbara Rrccardo y mgiif? N i Kg-. T f-ii it giilfv ex ,, PH! CJ-if E24 16,4 P254 The Phi Theta Kappa fraternity exists to recog- nize and to encourage scholarship and leadership among students in American communityljunior colleges through fellowship with other scholars. Some activities this year! Used Book Store, Prison Book Drive, Miss Merry Christmas, Induction. 55382 SKIBA , EMI7' Judd Hd -I -Q President - Tom Hall Vice-Presiclent!Pledge Master - Carol Evans Secretary - Carla Smithson Treasurer - Terry Copeland Public Relations - Zorada Snowden Advisor - Mr George McKecuen 0.7 SZIJVSJ-IJN5 AND KAJNII 'V 'asp 25,4 1161! 27813 AND FEA 1310130173 PLYSASIIR5 AND PAIN -rf' ' -f Jfhs' 1 if VISITING' M4 1? C75 Z7 611730130 2716672716716 With his 14 carat gold flute, Clifford Tretick is fast becoming a flutist that audiences are demanding to hear again and again. He started playing the flute at the age of 9 and by the time he was 12 Fifi' had won 1st place in three for-npeliiions. l-lis first formal studies were done at the N.C. School of the Arts and to further his musical training he attended the Oberlin College Conservatory. Competitions and Scholarships include: Named by the 1981 National Flute Association Competition to be internationally one of the top three flutist under the age of 27, Winner of the Indiana-Aspen Scholarship Competition, Recipient of the prestigious Nancy S. Reynolds Merit Scholarship, Winner of the 1981 N.C. School of the Arts Concerto i i i i l i l l ill' X 41 Q O 6 Q l'l 5 l l is l W Competition, Full fellowship to the Bach Aria Festival and Institute, Treticlds concert engagements include' 1976, '77, '79 toured Italy and Germany with NCSA International Festival Orchestra. Numerous appearances on PBS, cable and major network television, Soloist with Aeolian Chamber Players, Onyx Contemporary Chamber Ensemble, North!South Consonance, North Carolina Symphony, Canadian Bach Fletreat Music Festival, etc, ,I i- il ' w W jf 1 E , , ! 1 ' X - X '15 LHHNN LTO? EVN Lahnn and Loftin is a new duo which has brought audiences to their feet from its inception Chaz Lahnn Bt J.K, Loftin iolned in the summer of 19822 and immediately won the it 5,215 oi concert audiences and coffee house patrons across the South, From the powerful vocals and inventive 12-string guitar of Chaz Lahnn to the emotionally charged electric guitar and vocals of J.K. Loftin, Lahnn and Loftin create a compelling and entertaining blend of soothing ballads, enjoyable medium tempo tunes, and rockin' high energy songs which COA students enjoy more with each performance. IKIUV4 f!llSlC51! Brian Huskey has been known to call himself a singer, songwriter, entertainer, and all around nice guy, and his shows at COA have proven that he fits the bill well. Having toured the Southeast extensively, Brian is at home playing in smoke- filled bars as well as in brightly lit college unions, and he has opened shows for well-known acts such as Firefall, Emmylou Harris, and Juice Newton. In songs such as, l'm Proud to be a Redneck from Dum- as, Texas, Brian offers keenly insightful social commentary, and his version of lYou're Myj Hemorrhoidal Honey , left not a dry eye in the crowd. With each visit, Brian Huskey brings another brief flash of warped brilliance to COA. 86 ,701-I ,M 0131615 ON John Morrison is a local attorney who took time out from his busy schedule to explain and interpret the Safe Boads Act to students and staff of coa. The new law, which came into effect in October of 1983, entailed a major reconstruction of drinking and driving laws in North Carolina, and Mr. Morrison's explanation of the changes from a legal perspective enabled students to understand more easily how the law could affect them. Thanks to Mr, Morrison for the valuable information that ignorance of the law is no excuse. 1675 3166!-!fN.7S No, the Big Zucchini Washboard Bandits are not a pack of wild-eyed vegetarians who take pleasure in pilfering laundry implements, as their name may imply, They are, however, a unique threesome who play high- energy, goodetime music including U.S. folk music, country, swing, Applachian fiddle tunes, and greasy blues. They are all members of the renowned Cambridge Harmonica Orchestra, and have often appeared on local and national television programs. COA students kicked up their heels to this unusual performance, and many horizons were expanded on the day the Big Zucchinis came to town, ?l65Sf!Jlfly4N 231f86Z70,7VS ,eq',,f . 4,,- ,vi The Freshman Class Officer elections were held in Octo- ber!'83 and resulted in a run-off election with the following results: Amy Steinert - President, David Mason - Vice President, Donna Frazier - Secretary! Treasurer. 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I EQEQEQEQEQEQEQEQE5552525535555255QEQEQEQEQEQEQEQEQEQEQEQE I ADVERTISING - ,QV JI I' fi I 3 'L xi .?rimdIy Serzficc With ,A New Look Ill N. Paindafter flizabeth fifty Irene jf ,Meads ,And ,Yo .Anne JM. jones Kome Hy ,find Sec' lls, We fave C0 J-fave Ifauf' 119 N. Church St. Hertford, NC 426-5651 Irene fl .Mazda Praprietar C17ll1,UflYl1t7lfS Of SAR SU PERM RKETS Ellkabftlf c'1Yy 510111011 judllffd fl mi ICH!!! Hawk WachoviaTeller II 11116. l Teller Ili HHHdLlfyXN'CCkfl21S'S, xwckchclszihcl lwliclzlys, AHchu'ahd1hght.Atwvcr1UUlucaUohs,whchcvcrywu havchankihgtodu,1bHcrIINlvady. l H3wuNrhcvmwNcdlLHmlLaskaPmSomHItmkbrhn Z1 derhrmstr'atim1 this week, Youll cliscrwcr how n-zisy banking zmytimc can he. Wachovia Teller II locatiori in Elizabeth City: Southgatef1l+Ol Ehringhaus St. - - WHCTIDVIB j x1.Vmm rf I1 1 L Bank 8fTrust I0 Q I w PIZZA INN HUGHES BLVD You Get More of The Things You Love 77115 GMAC Kagan f' I satisfaction guaranteed Southgate Mall ELIZABETH CITY, NC 27909 Rochelle, CLCOIIEFS 2 Locations 100 S. Water St. 41!2 Mile Post IFI FARMERS BANK OF SUNBURY FOUR LOCATIONS SUNBURY ELIZABETH CITY GATES MORGANS CORNER MEMBER FDIC mmf sAvmos AND LoAN Assocumou iq ESHQ o a 6 LOCATIONS If X' can P o a ? 335 0888 261 2106 N041 L S9 IQ 4 2 z rgamze 791 .jg L- W, H30 aPonbook Savings S ' g C 'I lSuvibyMniI 5 ' g oMo g go Loans ' . 4 I gh ' 9 9 TmvoIorx'ChocIu Il' 9 TWO Ll Vg wzllq 306 E. omallvenue. . . ox 366 By-P011158 fl1llbQIIlCIIy,II,C. Kiffy Hawk, N. C, 5 Ghz Eetilg Ahuanre OID ?lx'Jt7NZ7S ZW Cf! Nfl!! 10835. l'c11,11l1fs Hllllk Member FDIC Southgate Mall 8. Downtown Elizabeth City We Zrflllflk ,4 Kaul Sfllfllflf 15? Interested ,711 More 7111114 1111111 A4 0146.11 True the busnness of banks ns money But It would be snortstghted of us not to remember the people and the hard work and the dreams that the money represents At First Unuon we remember And tak Ing care of money ns just one of the ways we tulfull our commrtment to our customers and our oommunuty ,4t gl!'Sf 11111014 17601116 C 01111 Sfmt FIRST UNION 1 I 1 Q . . 4' ,Q ,111 1 , Complrments Of Larry And Kaye Whntehurst Creswell ef EM SOUTH GATE MALL Northeastern Carolnna s Largest Department Store For The Latest Fashions For The Entire Famlly And Home :A P- P-5500 L our only Interest IS Northeastern Carolina an W WB DEV ITIQTE W Interest Ehrmghaus at Culpepper Street Elrzabeth Cnty North Carolina 27909 Phone 338 0871 oME saw ost ASSOCIATION Corner Of Water And Ehrrnghous Streets Elrzabeth Cnty NC ! 0 C X vos' oP'N 36 74 af' snvwcs 'G s 2 . ' .s I - ou canvas EAN!!-4 ENGELHARD NORTH CAROLINA 27824 COLUMBIA NORTH CAROLINA 27925 Comphments Of ALEXANDER S Membe, ,Dm DEPARTMENT STORE We Guamnlee Wim! We Sell Creswell NC THE MERRY GO ROUND Mann Street AUIO World Creswell IIO S Hughes Blvd ELIZABETH CITY N C 27909 IIC! VMITI Phonn 335-I III Moraga T E P.O. Box 337 ' 8. i a:. COLONU SANDERS' IICIPI L, Frled ..?6kieken. 116 S. Hughes Blvd. Phone 335-5050 SEVEIITEEI .SOIITII PASSPORT ml S. Hughes Blvd. QU. S. 17 South By-Passj ELIZABETH CITY, N. C. 27909 19192 335-1415 lc!-NNAN CHINESE RESTAURANT Elizabeth City N.C. 27909 SZECHWAN 19193 335-7058 I 205HughesBIvd. We Don t Make The Clothes We Make The Difference 1 15 N Pomdexter S! Elnzabeth Cnty North Carollna 27909 Downtown Phone 335 7291 JCPenney Shop by phone mm 'S' 1 Sq 338 3971 ll 'CPOLQA 1327 'S P!-lf! A,1l,4c'l! 101 No In Chu ch St eet He tfo d No th Ca ol a PHONE 426 5527 COMPUTERFZED PRESCRIPTION SERVICE LAMB S GROCERY We Appreuote Your Potronage U S HWY IS8 CAMDEN N C 27921 '35 390 Phone 338 1957 SAWYER S HOUSE OF FURNITURE INC O SB 2 909 Deve ge VG sol 1 r r r 5 1 , r r, r r I0 9 .Q n u - I u Q I II I ' ' GE n5sw4G++OUS5 Apmmwcss-Runs -5 5 E 30 G E 'D S S E 5 Z BE C - I r n Q ine CJ-I5 Z? 6151516 ,y t L , 1,25 Plaza 422 N. Hughes BI d 'f ' Records - Tapes - Stereos 121 Jordan Plaza Elizabeth City, N.C 27909 Phone: 19191338-M76 .qstursli S x xssxxxssuhnxxxuu!hxxxshx!l!!'. S . 5 DOCKSIDE AUDIO Inc 7 1 ' I ' s I I 5 I 5 f I ' . I .ob ' KY DCWNTOWN ELIZABETH CITY NC 27909 mgmw :Z-'Rv E eg x YXTXS 155- xXx st x xxssssb' F U R N ' T U R E Computers - Video Tape Club I o 557' ahh 3? i V g I ei ' ,K . 400 ARTISAN S Produczng Orzgmal Deszgns wzth Qualzty Crajismanshzp Tradmonal ' Art Nouvea Baskets Qullts Pnllows Stuffed Toys8LDolls Wood Items UA., 9.,f,f coma szimg. 6..f,,, Cbzakll Gly OCC 27909 750111 asa lava ly 2:61, WE CARRY OVER 500 HARD TO FIND ITEMS llfrl?'tl6.M,4l6K C'l3,f45'Z'S Elizabeth Cnty 335 1434 PATRONS 3' Loussxrs BRIDAL ,.-l1:-.-,',,-fs .l v l .p-9- , 1 h J L -55, - -4- - 'glg x m .5 Jfuyaf, 554.1 , l I' . 1 A-'92 with E .' L ' 1832 I I I 1 i . 1 I I r Y 1 I 5 W W i Y 1 IOSTENS F I l F l w V i i 4 V V x l Q 4 H n E , '. f X , X . x .35- 'Sify i JE ,fif xi !'1X.,1j A .,g'.hr . -1 'g' fx-As Q45 In , 1' ' .J V 'nf ,W '5 'uit if .Q-A. ' N L N l 4 1 1 1 4 V 1 4 3 1 1 l ,