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

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J I S ' V ,, . ., I ug. I :Q I-.V II 'I '.1Q. f if I rr . -I ' A5 : ' V V N -K .Lamnxnd COLLEGE OF THE ALBEMARLE I MAIN CAMPUS I 11.0. Box 2327 ELIZABETH CITY, NC 27909 TELEPHONE 19l9J 335-0821 I I N II CREDITS I MR. GENE TALKINGTON - ADVISOR .IAN EMERY - EDITOR IN CHIEF RODGER ROSSMAN - BUSINESS MANAGER CHRISTINE ZAHN - DARE COORDINATOR RODGER ROSSMAN - COVER DESIGN WARREN McMASTER - COVER ART WORK JAN AND RODGER - LAYOUT DESIGN AND COPY RODGER ROSSMAN. JAN EMERY. BILL HASKETT. AND MACK SAWYER - PHOTOGRAPHERS ADVERTISING PERSONNEL: .IAN EMERY. RODGER ROSSMAN. VERALYN MALONE, AND MARY TAYLOR We also wanl lo lhank all lhuse who helped by galhering one or lwo ads. SPECIAL THANKS TO: BILL HASKETT. CURTIS STAPLES, TONY SIPPLE, AND LAURA ROBERTS PUBLISHERS: TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY, DALLAS, TX. 12141 637-2800 REPRESENTATIVE: STEVE A MARILLO I'l'hanks, Sleve, for everylhingh I Y

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SENIOR ADMINISTRATION PARKER CHESSON President 12' 33, 'L I X, I I - . ,lf BARRY D. HARTIS NORMAN L. NORFLEET .IOHN SIMMONS Dean, Admin. Services Dean, Instruction Dean, College Advancement Q Pam Wfhitley Iieftj is leaving the College ofthe Albemarle this year after a number of years of service. Everyone here that knows her will miss her, and everyone that won't get a chance to know her will be missing something from their lives. Martha Swain Irightj will be filling her shoes. We congratulate Martha and hope she enjoys the added pressures ol' her new job, Administrators