Davidson College - Quips and Cranks Yearbook (Davidson, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1974 volume:

Marine World Dries Up Watergate Dorms ... off again, on again? Middle East War Grey Library to House Union Rosemary ' s Boo Boo Honors Center Locked No oil — No heat Football De-subsidized Be Thrifty — Drive Fifty Electronic Theft - Prevention ' ' The BulL... has Got to Stop ' ' Dorm Thefts Increase Stocks Plunge Honor Code (?) Recession? (Depression?) F P. E. Impeach Nixon? t-. i B H 1 1 • Davidson College Davidson, North Carolina riished by The Student Body Volume 74 tt;. J aste Ihee, pymph, and b g si ' ajjd youthful jdUity, ' ' and cranks, a td anUijwvWm ' • ' ' «5«i - • 7 ' TIQN _TX«fACACm4ICS 5SE5 . , . l|X-PATRC- ' ' NTS |SH«- ' ;•: No Man Is An Island The past year at Davidson has been a year of contrast as ever increasingly we are influenced by the reality of a world outside our own which refuses to leave us alone. Consciously, but more often unconsciously, we have shielded ourselves from a confrontation with these contrasts through immersion in academic matters and the granting of only minimum concessions. As a result, the implications of these contrasts are ignored or improperly dealt with and we fail to see potential problems and even benefits. The reluctant acceptance of co-education, the uncertainty left by the dismantling of the football program, increased drug use among stu- dents as well as the increased demand for sexual hon- esty, and the challenge to the honor code are examples of some of the more obvious ways in which the walls surrounding us have broken down and the inadequate ways in which we have reacted. As a result there exists a tension on campus, due not only to our failure to deal with those problems and challenges caused by the contrast between Davidson and the outside world, but more importantly to a serious lack of communica- tion of our opinions and feelings concerning these contrasts and the new perspectives they require us to see. Communication is the bridge to meaningful as sessment and action, not only between ourselves and the world outside, but also among ourselves. This need for communication becomes even more imperative because the students entering Davidson today are more in touch with the world beyond Davidson than students in the past. In order to fulfill its role it is ob- vious that we, Davidson, must adapt to the needs and demands of students who are in many ways different from our alumni. We can do this without sacrificing our basic character and traditions, but neither can we et by without any sacrifices. We must use as our guide the realization that our intellectual and human in- tegrity requires us not only to become aware of the multitude of new perspectives in our own minds, but also to express our understanding of them in commun- ication in order to ultimately determine the course of our actions. If you understand this, then you must realize that Davidson and its students, faculty, ad- ministrators, staff, alumni, and trustees are Davidson, and that the responsibility to communicate with and among each other lies with you. If we can do this, if we can emancipate ourselves from our preconceived no- tions, our false stoicism, our competitive egotism, and our apathy, then a unique revolution will have oc- curred. V:g Students Vary Pastimes Relaxation Amid Education ■ - Tf ' r. j sf«5r - - ' - s - lf .-«r «ii W 1 jyi . ? Hi hV K ni . H K : ' il nowstorms Provide for Refuge or Workhouse? Davidson ' s Dog Life I ' m starting a defense fund for the Davidson Forty-one. These oppressed beings are being imprisoned without trial. Known and loved by the whole Davidson student body, the Davidson Forty-one are oppressed because they com- prise a minority group. The persecution of this minority has reached a cres- cendo recently as they are be- ing threatened with incar- ceration. Known by names such as ' Stinky ' , ' Ears ' , ' Wasted ' , and ' Hungry ' , the Davidson minor- ity of four-footed friends is under attack. These animals are some of Davidson ' s most devoted students. Stinky goes to class in Chambers more than most registered students. Wasted is Ron Scott ' s best customer. If Wasted was writing the Michelin guide, Bailey House would be four-star. Anyone who is up in the small hours of the morning, wandering around campus or through Chambers, is sure to be accompanied by one of the Davidson Forty-one. When you ' re up at 2 a.m. watching that movie classic, The Cockroach That Ate Cin- cinnati , you can count on having Ears and Zeno for com- pany. Ms. Nicholls has warned students that pets kept in the dorm are subject to impound- ment. This is understandable if the animals are causing dam- age in the dorms. Davidson students who want the company and fun of having a pet should take the respon- sibility of preventing damage to the school ' s facilities. They should be aware of the pet ' s needs. They need exercise, feeding, attention and af- fection. Students who keep pets during the year should make provision for them at the end of the academic year. Pets should not be deserted and left to fend for themselves. Care should be taken to find the animal a good home if the student is not able to keep it. If there is no other possibility, the student should take the animal to the Animal Shelter. There are problems which we meet in having animals on campus. The pets are de- pendent on us and it is our responsibility to see that they get adequate care. However, is there the neces- sity of impounding the stray animals which are community property here at Davidson? I can ' t imagine a spring after- noon without the uproar creat- ed by the Davidson Forty-one. There have been rumors cir- culating on campus about a no-knock search-and-seizure of animals. After talking with Ms. Nicholls, I can assure you that these rumors are ground- less. There is no need to flush your pet down the toilet in or- der to get rid of incriminating evidence. There are certain problems that we face because of the Davidson Forty-one. The smell of wet dog has occasionally made Belk Lounge uninhabita- ble. There is a state health law that prohibits pets in college dormitories. The students who care about certain animals should take the responsibility for those animals. If we want the David- son Forty-one to remain at large, we should take the responsibility of keeping the animals off the furniture and under control. The Davidson Forty-one are a part of campus life. Let ' s keep them around. Have you heard the story of Stump, Cop Linker and the pick-up truck chase? by Mary Hobbie, reprinted from The DavidsonUn, February 1, 1974 Halloween: Captain America Meets Krishna A unique event occurred in keeping with the Halloween spirit. After the officially sanc- tioned celebration the Lord Krishna presided over a student body gathering in front of the sacred temple Belk. Student acts included Captain America and Young Buck, Wolfman and his patrol, the Mafia, the Elf, and various greasers. Hordes of pleasure-seeking scholars flocked to the roaring success. PWij ■ ■ ' LA ' ■ ' - - V- - ' ' IJ - ■H A Pint A Day? JI, . RED CROSS I BLOODMOBILE ii + mMim Freshmen Soon Oriented to Davidson Reality p| L IS V ► ii ■ ' f.. ' m .. ¥ W Hi p) r 1? - ■. PB M ' i t ■ T -r. 1 n ' r ■ 1 == i fi HL W -A w -w a B ' rj TN ' , i; . - g v IB l l I Whafo you plez? Again this year, the 10:00 free hour soon became the accepted time to cross Main Street to see what fate had brought. There were always the lucky few who received not just mail, but care packages. More likely a situation was the box empty except for dust. Ten A.M. Brings Mail Rush p m PHj HiS .- BW 7 ' HhH .-J ■ ■«■ , f 0  i 7 L 30 e-j ' oi ' Scottish Fete Marks Homecoming Miss Margie Salter, escorted by her fiance Glenn Mee, was crowned queen during the Home- coming game with East Carolina on October 6. The weekend festivities included, besides the game, a Scottish celebration with the Charlotte Scottish Pipe Band providing music and dancing. Two hours of exhausting Highland games officially began the event by cabar tossing, Highland wrestling, weight lifting, and a tug-of-war. Governor James Hols- houser ' 56 was on hand as many alumni returned to the campus. A Midsummer Night ' s Dream CAST Theseus Paul Ethan Scott Hippolyta . .Patricia Elise Morgan . Lysander BiffBrantly ] Hermia . .Elizabeth A. Schulhof Demetrius . .Christopher P. Holly Helena . . . .Patricia A. Arnold Egeus .Augustus E. Succop III Philostrate . . . .Steven V. Kruger Lady in Waiting . . . . .Janet S.Whitehurst Theseus ' Servants .Richard E. Wassen and Gary Corne Quince . .HarrellW. McCoy, Jr. Bottom . . . .FrazierW. Marsh Flute . . . .William B. Morris Snout Scott D. Reid Snug .Joseph J. McMilIam,jy Starveling .... . . . .Paul B. WelchO I Oberon . .Charles E. Palmer,1l Titania .Elizabeth Scherer Miles Puck . . . .Graham F. Smith Peaseblossom . . Valerie Grey Mustardseed . . . . . .Patrick Covington Moth . .Nancy Lynn Moncure Cobweb David D. Cellar. Oberon ' s Attendant Keith GoigilH Indian Youth . . . Joseph P. Log PW ■■ PI B i ' S S tB ww9K H 1 nH M H W t . t •, - ;- ' 5P fP! 1 THE ACTORS Anthony C. Martin Caroline McCarley Jeanie Williams A. Richardson Love, Jr. Robert Hoag Wyndell Patterson JohnT. McElveenJr. John Craig McDonald Patricia A. Arnold Debra Kyle Richard C. Roylance A. Neal Gregory Samuel E. Upchurchjr. THE MUSICIANS Patricia A. Arnold and the Spoon River Boys Richard R. Gentry, Leader Carroll Ensley William Morris Ben Y. Hicks THE DANCERS Elizabeth Miles Edward M. Crosland 36 Spoon River Anthology IP 1 m il H ■ L - V 1 iri 1 Hf 1 H - v H % jEi IB ■ll ill Winter Production Drama Workshops Spring Productions 1. The Death of Bessie Smith (director, Neal Gregory) 2. Dracula (director, Rupert T. Barber) 3. The Romancers (director, Steve Kruger) 4. Interview (director, Hal McCoy) 5. Drama Follies and Awards Program 6. Escurial (director, Fragier Marsh) Artist Series October 4 brought The Eleo Pomare Dance Company to Love Auditorium with numbers described by critics as sinuous, sensuous, humorous, but always miraculously con- trolled. The company ' s varied numbers pro- vided an evening rich in entertainment. One of the world ' s leading chamber ensembles specializing in medieval, Renaissance and baro- que music. The Waverly Consort presented Las Cantigas de Santa Maria on December 7 to open the Christmas season. The entertainment was as nearly authentic to the thirteenth cen- tury Spain of King Alfonso X of Castille, the collector, as possible. Marcel Marceau, world famous French pantomimist, gave a perform- ance of his most celebrated mimes on March 5. Including Monsieur Bip, the program dealt with both comedy and tragedy. % i N N O (3 LJJ LJJ O O ATO JUic n J Christopher F. Allison, jr. B Richard Anderson E Morgan David Arant, Jr. H K Robert W. Atkinson H B William A. Beasley H 1 Douglas Berry H H Slain Butner H Lorna E. Carter H Rowan D. Crews, Jr. H David Warren Dickey H Steven L Dodd H Joseph H. Earle B H| Carroll Dean Ensley H H ' ' - Frank W. Erwin B H 1S9r Mark Butler Felker B H Alan R.Ford B H Jerry C. Godbehere K 1 James C. Goodloe, IV H H| Charles V. Harmon B K John G. Hutchens H B Paul R. Irwin B H Richard R. Johnson H B injlij Kalin Jones B H ? John H. Kepchar, Jr. H H Albert S.Kyle H JohnT. McElveen,Jr. H Duncan L McGoogan, Jr. H 1 i SK (Robert O. Mcknight K H BmB Robert L. Milks, Jr. B ' H nS B James S. Muse H H bK p. Kent Nearing H 1 f iPiP Thomas E. Nicoll B I H Richard Z. Price H H Vincent Rabil H H Scott D. Reid B B Fred Shaune Robertson H H Rand Sommer H 1 John V. Stanfield B I B Andrew J. Strawcutter f Bradley M. Tipler Robert F. Touchton John R. White Hall B. Whitworth k Fanny And Mabel ' s William S. Cooper Charles R.Daniel, Jr. George S. Edwards John J. Falconi Thomas A. Langford, III James W. Lehnberg John P. Lemmon Bright McConnell, III William Bruce Maloy Anthony C, Martin Kenneth Ray Mesimer R. Steve Morris John D. Neefus Bruce G. Perrone John R. Phipps James B, Prince Michael L. Ramsey George C. Shackelford William W. Vaughan Edgar V. Weir John C. Johnston, II Phi Gamma Delta Pax Thomas H. Ainsworth, III Ansel C. Arapian Erwin C Barron W. Steve Bennett Fred Douglas Brown, Jr. Donald C. Butts Malcolm A. Cline Mark B. Connors James Dean Copple C Franklin Corriher, Jr. Bruce C. Corser William A. Crosland, Jr. Richard S. Dabbs Robert F. Doares Daryl L. Douglas Stephen W. Earp Robert H. Ekiund James Fred Fagan Tompkins A. Foster David L. Francis James C. Gay Denson D. Hardgrove Murray C, Hawkinson John H. Hornickel David E. Huffine Richard A. Hussian Gary F. Jarrell Dennis J. Keely DewittW.KingJII Thomas Russell Knauss Jack E. Linard Murray M. Lumpkin W. Samuel McAliley Graham Clark McChesney William L. McKinnon, Jr. John Todd Magee Michael E. Mahia Daniel L. Mattox David S. Melton Calvin H. Morton, Jr. Charles R. Neal William J. Newton, Jr. Carl C. Perkins Michael D. Reed David H. Reid Michael T.Russell John D. Scandling, Jr. Samuel T. Stevenson Mark Tadlock Lawrence S. Urbon R. Craig Yoder Pi Kappa Alpha B. Lester Abberger, III Gary Applewhite James G. Baker Phil L. Barringer Richard R. Bell James Alexander Boyd Jeffrey Chandler Ralph Thomas Clay, Jr. David Robert Cormak David L. Craven Richard B. Deal H. Andrew Dorr MarkR. Firth James C. Guin Daniel J. Harkinson Jeffrey L. Heslop Peter W. Hotchkiss David N. Kirkman Robert G. Lautensack, Jr. Alfred R. Love, Jr. James I. Lowry, IV Augustus A. McLean, 111 Addison Masengill David J. Mayberry John A. Mitchell, III John T. Moon, II William E. Morrison, Jr. Thomas G. Murray Thomas R. Parks John W. Pascal T. Jay Pecorak Bruce Reichelderfer, Jr. Richard Loren Romeyn David W. Rowe RichardG. Smith, III Jim F. Sneed Charles R. Stewart Stephen Wright Still Bradley Dean Swalwell Thomas L. Tornee Samuel E. Upchurch, Jr. William J. Vaughan,Jr. Alexander Veazey, III Kevin D.Walsh Michael D. Whalen Ross M.Wright James M. Young Sigma Alpha Epsilon C. Richard Curry Peter Alford Robert P. Avary, Jr. Eldon L Basham Boyd F. Buckingham Claude S. Burton, lii Richard E. Campbell G. Scott Candler, ill Russell Carter Todd M. Chapman George C. Covington Judson P. Cuttino Charles L Davidson, III James K. Dorsett William DuPont, III David Kyle Fitzgerald J. H. Smith Foushee, III John L Frye Carl David Hassel Benjamin C. Hedrick Kenneth M. Henson, Jr. E. McKever Norton Timothy Henry Hose Frederick H. Howdy, Jr. James Randal Hunter Charles M. Jones Logan Carroll Jones Thomas I. Kent, Jr. Clifford D. Kirk John C. Knox Waiter Earl McCall Mack H. Mabry Donald F. Meng Mark D. Monson Richard J. Mullen Foney G. Mullins Ray Donavon Munford, Jr. Ned W. Parker Harold E. Peacock, Jr. Jonathan Scott Perry Stephen D. Porter Peyton D. Prospere Richard A. Quinby Peyton C. Roberts, Jr. Willard G. Ross Timothy D. Spencer Richard L Spinner Michael G. Tanner Leslie L. Taylor, III J. Donald Trask Steven L. Vitek Timothy S. Walker John Webel Robert P. Whaling John Allen Williams Parks H. Wilson, Jr. JamesJ. Wynn JohnC. Yeoman, Jr. Phi Delta Theta 56 Douglas Craig Aiken William W. Allen Bruce Albert Baker Thomas M. Bernhardt Robert E. Clayton, 11 Richard P. Cochran Ray Garrison Corne Melville Cunningham, Jr. David W. Curtiss James Arthur DeVille Gregory |ames Dunn Edmund T. Ellett Michael F. Eubanks Thomas G. Fleischer David Gleim Jack V. Greer, Jr. Michael D. Hall James C. Hankinson John David Harper, Jr. Daniel G. Henderson Earl J. Hesterberg Alexander H. Hoon, Jr. David M. Kittrell James S. Kleinfelder George M. Kutcher Charles Scott Logan Robert A. McDaniel, Jr. Michael D. McFarland William C. Mcllwain Frank V. McShane Ross W. Manire Glenn R. Mee Jeffrey A. Neikirk William M. Parham Gary M. Pomeroy Joel S. Pressley Mitchell M. Purvis Mitchell W. Reaves William P. Reed, Jr. Stephen F. Russell John M. Scholer Steven R. Shank weiler Henry Phillip Stikes JackC. Stultz,Jr. Anthony M. Thomason William Samuel Todd Randolph C. Tompson Thomas W.Traxler Robert B.Trumbo, Jr. Dennis Alan Tweedy . Walter L. Walker Steven C. Webb GeorgeE. Weicker, III William P. West, Jr. Edward L. Womack Kappa Alpha G. Davis Beaston, V Donnell Bain, Jr. Barry Blakley E. Turner Callaway Peter F. Clark Spurgeon W. Clark Paul Steven Collins Charles S. Conklin Robert M. Cunningham William Alan Dunn Joseph A. Evans, Jr. Leo Jack Farrow, Jr. Hugh D. Ferbert Evans W. Fisher Stephen F. Flemming Wilbur S. Franklin, Jr. Samuel J. Gardner, III Leonard B. Gillespie Christian H. Gomez William S. Green Richard W. Hendrix Walter Cary Herin, Jr. Christopher P. Holly David E. Ingold Kevin F. James Seaborn Bartow Jones, IV Thomas W. Latimore Gray D. Lindsey David R. Little John Reid Moore Grady L. Patterson, ill Steve G. Patterson RobertE, Penny, III Robert A. Putnam James H. Richardson Schuyler Richardson Charles P. Robinson Stephen K. Scroggs David J. Sharenko John C.Sherrill, III Robert Edward Sibley, Jr. Frank G. Smith, III Melvin Daniel Smith Woodford S. Vanmeter Rollie H. White, III Roger L. Whitley Bruce Evan Wicker Richard C.Williams, Jr. Edward L. Willingham Bryan Hadley Wilson George L. Wilson, Jr. James D. Yearwood Alan D. Zimmerman 58 SPE David C. Bender David Boggs W. Gary Boliek lohnS. Branigin Thomas L. Case RobertE. Corlew, III Danny Steven Felts Robert M. Morton Lawrence D. Long Gregory L. Love William T. Manson, III Robert D. Margolis Timothy Lindsey Patton Raymond D. Potts Timothy Lang Rogers Roger W. Saylor BenH.Schleider,lll Bruce E. Seligmann John M. Simms, Jr. Richard L. Smith William H.Smith Robert E. Stopher J. Daniel Thome, Jr. Kenneth D. Williams John A. Barbour Robert B. Canning, Jr. Horace R. Drew Carol B. Goldsborough Richard C. Roylance Cosby Swanson, III Charles R. Weber PIK Emanon Calvin H. Allen Williams. Bencinijr. William C. Bond, )r. Garrett S. Bressler W. Tucker Cline C.Rory Crawford Thomas H. Dimmock, III John C. Doschek John Munroe Douglas, Jr. JohnC. Eyies Frank A. Farmer R. Frank Folger William R. Ciduz Gordon F. Glasgow David C.Gordon David P. Green Thomas R. Hagood Robert S. Harshman Jeffrey H. Hasty John C. Hines Robert W.Hoag Chariest. Hutchinson William J. Kehr Thomas Scott King MilfordK. Kirby MarkC. Leonard Robert A. Little, Jr. David G. Locklear William C. Mckinley Thomas R. McPherson, Jr. Eric G. Mack M. Alan Malcolm Larry T. Mimms Patricia Elise Morgan David L. Parkhurst Roberto. Phillips, Jr. Britt A. Preyer Thomas K. Redding George H. Ricks Joseph Raphael Rohrer Robert F. Rovegno Lawrence S. Ruddell Michael P. Sauer Carl C.Schwartz Charles E. Shepherd Frank W. Somerville Michael J. Sorrentino Robert E. Straub John A. Taylor Michael H. Thomason Paul H. Wagner David B. Wiley Rabun M.Williams lames Thomas Womack, III Patterson Court Council Student Government Association 1974 Senate Chris Allison — Off-Campus Senator Alan Blakely — Duke Dorm Senator Blain Butner — SGA President Bob Corlew — President of 75 Andy Dorr — Senator, Class of 75 John Douglas — Off-Campus Senator Martin Eakes — President of 76 Jim Goodloe — Senator, Class of 75 Lee Grogan — Richardson Dorm Senator John Guthrie — SGA Vice-President Bo Hunter — President, Class of 77 Lynne Keener — Watts Dorm Senator John Kepchar — Sentelle Dorm Senator Duncan Moore — Senator, Class of 76 John Munce — Parliamentarian Bob Palmer — Cannon Dorm Senator Bob Penny — Belk Dorm Senator Mark Rabil — Senator, Class of 77 Rick Roylance — Senator, Class of 76 Brad Swalwell — Chancellor-Treasurer John Swanson — Senator, Class of 77 Chuck Weber — Belk Dorm Senator Janet Whitehurst — Little Dorm Senator Ed Willingham — Belk Dorm Senator Union Board WDAV Robert Touchstone and Scott Reid, Managers The Miscellany lb 1 ■ 1 u _ Steve Canterburg and Eric Walker, editors 68 Quips and Cranks The Wildcat Handbook Editors: Barry Blakely Rob Strand The Davidsonian Editor: Alec Hoon Executive Editor: Mike Tanner Managing Editors: Bruce Corser Mark Oeaton Charlie Shepherd ' Sports Editors: Jim Sitterson Cordon Widenhouse Associate Editors: Doug Brown Tom Bruce Todd Eades Joe Earle Mary Hobbie Richard Romeyn Miles Ward Contributing Editors: Tom Ainsworth Hugh Moore Jim Paulsen News Editor: Harriett Hodges Photography Editor: Pete Coodman Technical Assistant: Bill Ellett Assistant Features Editors: Alan Ford Francis Townsend Assistant Sports Editor: Mark Connors Advertising Manager: Jeff Sich Cartoonists: Steve Balkcom Paul Mitchell Circulation: Ricky Bell Jeff Neikirk Business Manager: Whit Whitworth SiUi ' .liirlioii (,ii.!t:i,,:r,(i ,„■ ,,„,,. w Townspeople 73 Debate ROCS Cheerleading lEi STEP Junior Year Abroad France Ansel Geoffrey Arapian Robert William Atkinson Andy M. Chance William Robert Howell Karen Husted Gary F. Jarrell Thomas E. Nicholl H. Dwight Page Michael T. Russell Randolph C. Tompson David Morgan Ward S. Karene Witcher Germany David C. Brown Kenneth R. Fabert Jack V. Geer Murray M. Lumpkin England William H. Barber Imus Neil John Lemmon John Phipps Harold Sims Michael Whalen LlNIVIKSriAlSSTADT MARBURG AN DER LAHN Spain Jean Alexander Debra Deems Africa Daren Ferris Reginald Harding James Jernigan Columbia Stephen Peck Scotland Stephen Robb Magna Cum Laude John Douglas Jeff Johnson Pete Kyle 78 Alpha Epsilon Delta Sigma John E. Alexander William Bryan Andrews Morgan David Arant, Jr. Andrew Bailey William Henry Barber IV Richard N. Boyce Walter E. Broadhead John Wesley Cassels, Jr. Malcolm Cline Thomas E. Cooper Frank K. Dale John M. Douglas Am H. Eliasson John Eyies MarkR. Firth Michael S. Fisher Robert U. Grizzard Bruce L. Henschen John Howard Hornickel Michael B. Huggins Charles Jerome Huller Kevin Frank James Jeffery M. Johnston Walter Clyde Joyce, Jr. Stephen R. Keener Alberts. Kyle David R. Little John W. Lovett J. Craig McDonald Michael E. Mahia Christopher Mangelsdorf Mark D. Monson Pope L. Moseley Thomas G. Murray William James Newton, Jr. James G. Nichols Herbert Dwight Page David L. Parkhurst Banks A. Peacock Steve M. Pharr Mark H. Postove David H. Reid Kenneth E. Schmader Donald Keith Smith Richard L. Smith Rand Sommer Charles R. Stewart Joel R. Tew Leonard R. Thompson Daniel B. Thorp Eric Clark Walker Hall B. Whitworth RichardC. Williams, Jr. Bryan Hadley Wilson Dale Christopher Young Sigma Pi Sigma William Gary Boliek John W. Casselsjr. Merl M. Ferguson Thomas G. Fleischer Jeffrey H. Hasty Wade H. Lail Michael E. MahIa Robert J. Trawick Donald K.Smith Omicron Delta Epsilon Charles L Davidson Stephen W. Earp David D. Hanig William H. Higgins Mark C. Leonard John F. McCartney Ross W. Manire Frank G. Smith III Robert W. Strand James K. Shepherd William W. Vaughan Robert P. Whaling Edgar V. Weir William S. Cooper DeWitt W. King III William J. Newton, Jr. WHIiam H. Smith Robert J. Wetzel James M. Williamson Alpha Psi Omega Patsy Arnold Robert L Bolick Jr. Carroll D. Ensley A. Neal Gregory Christopher P. Holly A. Richardson Love, Jr. John Craig McDonald Michael L Ramsey Joseph R. Rodriguez Paul E. Scott A. Ernest Succop ill Keith C. Vanstone Society of Physics Students Robert J. Anders John S. Barksdale William C. Barnes Suzannah Beazley Jeffrey Chandler John W. Gnann,Jr. Joseph R. Hartsol William B. Hawk James W. Lehnberg Thomas R. McPherson, Jr. Christopher W. Mangelsdorf Stephen A. Spicer Keith C. Vanstone Brian C. White Hadley Wilson Omicron Garrett S. Bressler Alberts. Kyle Fred D. Brown, Jr. J. Craig McDonald Delta Jerry C. Godbehere Mitchell M. Purvis Alexander H. Hoon, Jr. John D. Scandling Kappa Roberto. Phillips, Jr. Patsy Arnold Mark D. Monson Blain Butner Calvin H.Allen Steve Canterbury Robert E. Bolick,Jr. Steve Dodd Peter S. Celentano Jim Goodloe John M. Douglas, Jr. Paul Mitchell Frank W. Erwin Scabbard and Blade Fosters Efficient Officers William H. Ralston; Robert E. Corlew, III; Arn H. Elias- son; Thomas G. Fleischer; Charles J. Huller; Thomas R. Parks; Ben H. Schleider, III; David J. Sharenko; Henry P. Stikes; Dale C. Young; William R. Cunningham, CPT, USAR Associate Member; William L. DeVaughan, CPT, USAR Associate Member and Company Advisor; Robert E. Norman, Captain; Dennis J. Keely, First Lieu- tenant; Scott G. Schreiber, Second Lieutenant; John W. Gnann, First Sergeant; Clifford D. Kirk, member; Gor- don F. Glasgow, member Phi Betta Kappa 1974 Phi Beta Kappa. Front row, from the right, James P. Alexander, Andrew D. Bailey, W. Stevenson Bennett, Philip E. Bishop, Robert E. Bolick, Jr., Donald C. Butts, John R. Gulp, John M. Douglas, Stephen W. Earp. Sec- ond row, from the right, John G. Eyies, John W. Gnann, David E. Huffine, Jeffrey M. Johnston, Albert S. Kyle, John G. McDonald, James N. McNair, Mack H. Mabry, Mark D. Monson, David L. Parkhurst. Back row, from the right, David H. Reid, John D. Scandling, Scott Sch- reiber, Brian J. Shelburn, Frank G. Smith, Timothy D. Soencer, Robert E. Stopher, Robert Thornton, Hall Whitworth, Kenneth D. Williams. Further members were Virginia H. Andrews, Patricia E. Morgan, and David G. Wall. Who ' s Who , Jerry Godbehere Mark Monson Bo Phillips Miles Ward Alec Hoon Doug Brown Woody Connette Ron Gibson 5 :■■■-. il-. Dave Bender Joe Earle Bob Touchton Hall Whitworth Mitch Purvis Bob Cunningham H John Douglas Bill Ralston T. J. Pecorak Calvin Allen Ed Williamson Rob Strand Mike Sorrentino o o i fllH iHlE Cats Claw Through Erratic Season After optimistic pre-season ratings, the Wildcats failed to live up to expectations, but finished with a respectable 18-9 record. Coached by Terry Hol- land and Bo Brickies, the Cats finished third in the conference after a disappointing loss to Richmond in the post-season tournament. The season was marked by several outstanding efforts as Davidson defeated such powers as South Carolina, Furman, Virginia, West Virginia, Wake Forest, and domi- nated Miami of Ohio to win the Charlotte Invita- tional Tournament. The Cats led the Southern Con- ference in offense and were ranked third and ninth nationally in free throws and field goals respective- ly. Individual standouts included top scorer and MVP Greg Dunn, high rebounder Larry Horowitz, Mike Sorrentino who led in assists, John Falconi who led the conference in free throw percentage, and T. Jay Pecorak, winner of the McLeod Defen- sive Award. 1. Boomer goes over Clyde Mayes for the shot. 2. Wags looks for the open man. 3. Whale lays it in to insure a win over the Deacs. 4. The Mad Elf and Bender with first prize Frank Somerville. 5. Bruno gets past English for the layup. 6. Sid Witz with a short jumper. The Cat Gets the Bird 1. 1973-74 Wildcats: Ed Yeaton, Eppa Rixey, Larry Horowitz, Sheldon Parker, Paul Wagner, Bob Van- d ' ergriend. Jay Powell, Tom Verlin, John Falconi, T. Jay Pecorak, Greg Dunn, Mike Sorrentino, Jim Lowry. Not pictured: Manager John Simms. 2. Vandy goes for the top. 3. Eppa takes a shot. 4. Bend- er provides pre-game entertainment. 5. Bo directs traffic. 6. JV team. I The JV Cats got off to a strong start by winning their first eight games. Although the team faltered towards the end of the season they managed a 10-5 record. Coached by Jim Larranaga, the team was led offen- sively by Kirke Combe who averaged 17.4 points per game. Steve Trusgnich dominated the boards by pull- ing down 8.7 rebounds a game, while Martin Lively contributed 32 assists. Team members included (first row) Lively, Trusgnich, Sam Avery, Dick Myrick, Jimmy Brendemuehl, Billy McLean, (second row) Combe, John Rhyne, Dave Wolter. Jerry Stallworth, Cliff Knech- tle, and (not pictured) Ken Schmader. J.V. Wildcats Slump After Awesome Start ' Cats Struggle Through Difficult Season For Davidson College football, it was a dis- appointing season. Faced with a tough sched- ule, the Wildcats struggled to a 2-8 record. Finally, with the team and its supporters in the throes of frustration, the trustees examined the situation and, on October 26, voted to desubsidize football, while building up other areas of the athletic program. Despite the unimpressive achievements of the team itself, the accomplishments of sev- eral individuals won national recognition. David Harper, ranked first at one point, fin- ished the season as the second leading passer in the country. Walt Walker, a Southern Conference All-Star for the second consec- utive ye ar, led the conference with 52 catches and finished fifth in the country. Walt was followed by Gary Pomeroy (47 receptions) and Mike Harding (40), thus giving the Cats a 1-2-3 sweep in individual receiving for the conference. 1. John Webel heads for the hole. 2. David Harper rolls out to pass. 3. George Weicker attempts a field goal. 4. Larry Hardaway breaks for the outside. 5. Walt Walk- er fights for extra yardage. 6. Dave Ingold takes the handoff from Mike Hall. Football Desubsidized 1. 1973 DAVIDSON FOOTBALL TEAM: Front Row — Dave In- g ' old Danny Ward, )im Purcell, Ross Manire, Frank Shinn, Eddie Williamson, limmy Hankinson, Mike Harding, Steve Shankweiler, lack Stultz, Alton McCallum, John Webel, Walt Walker- Row 2 — Gary Overstreet, Bill Winkenwerder, Tom Fleisher Steve Still, David Harper, Gary Pomeroy, Bill Smith, Eddie Womack, George Kutcher, Ronnie Hamilton, Earl Hest- erberg, Jim Kleinfelder; Row 3 - lose Rodriguez, Larry Hard- away, Mike Eubanks, )im Spears, Pete West, George Weicker, Hal Paul Mike Gibson, Tom Covert, Bob Sanders, Ben Hend- rick Greg Love; Row 4 — Tim Barr, Paul Andrews, Steve Stec, Roger Whitley, Hal Peacock, |on Perry, Don Meng, Mark Arm- strong Chip Crawford, )im Nichols, Mike Wilfley; Row 5 - Bruce Baker, )ay Kopel, )ohn Braddock, Mike Hall, Scha Schaberg, Steve Ograyensek, Mike Harris, Norman Sanders, Bob Ernest, Keith Buchanan; Row 6 - )ohn Wade, Ernie Tall, Dave Tagg, Bob Mosketti, Dave Roberts. 2. Co-Captain Eddie Williamson is surrounded by his fans. 3. The coaches rejoice. 4. Scha Schaberg (53) and George Weicker (24) halt a Rich- mond drive. 5. Touchdown! %:% ' 94 DAVIDSON :■= ilDDWN ••■ 11 VST [] TO CO Mom 2 3 Tennis Teams Surge to Wins Both Davidson men ' s and women ' s tennis teams were faced with rough schedules but managed to earn victorious records. With the loss of four top players, Coach Jeff Frank was pleased with his 15-10 record and third place in the conference. Co-captains Bill Allen and Gary Bressler won the Most Valuable and Harry Fogleman Awards respectively. Again the team will lose its top players but freshman prospects should fill in. In their court debut the women ' s tennis team, organized by Junior Carol Goldsborough, triumphed with 8-5 record. Defeating such es- tablished teams as Hollins, Randolph-Macon, Queens, and Converse, the women upheld the Davidson tradition of fine tennis. Mary Miller earned the MVP Award for her consistent play at first singles. 1. )im Dorset! gets down for the volley. 2. Rick Quinby anticipates the return o( Bill Allen ' s serve. 3. Mary Miller goes wide for the forehand. 4. Team: John Hutchens, Tom Blackwood, jim Dorsett, Ruth Murphey, Coach )eff Frank, Rick Quinby, John Mitchell, Bill Allen, Carol ColdsborouRh, Scoot Dimon, Nancy Stanger, Steve Holman, Dea Booth, Edward Patten, Gary Bressler, Mary Miller, Sue McAvoy. Not Pictured; Becca Stimson and Bill DuPont. Wrestling Led by senior M.V.P. John Scandling, the wrestling team grappled through a tough but rewarding 4-6 sea- son. Individual laurels should be handed to Scandling as he went undefeated in regular season competition and finished fourth in the 142 weight class at the South- ern Conference tournament. Mention should also be made of Bob Jacobs and Jim Purcell who advanced to the semi-finals of the state wrestling tournament. Team members included: John Scandling, Bob Jacobs, Steve Pharr, Jim Purcell, Mike Dosal, Mark Scandling, Bob Price, Bob Bennett, Charlie Dorsey, Wayne Jonas, Ralph Holloway, Bill Mosley, Pope Mosley, Dave Cor- mack, Pete Hotchkiss, Kevin Clancey, Miles Ward. Sailing Led by MVP Darly Douglas, the sailing team glided through a long and highly competitive season. The regatta finishes for the Davidson contingent were not always at the top, but always proved fun. Highlighting the season was Douglas ' fourth place finish in the sin- glesboard championships held at Davidson in April, and two second place finishes at the spring regattas. Team members for both seasons were Tracy Charles, Douglas, Dave Fracis, Harvey Froelich, Randy Hen- wood, Tommy Lee, Mark Leonard, Chris Mangelsdorf, Mike Mayer, Frank Somerville, and Jim Stephenson. - Soccer Squad Rebuilds The 5-7-2 record did not say it all for the 1973 soccer season. Several new faces played key roles at various times throughout the season. A new coach, Chip Stone, made the scene, and the team lost only one player through gradua- tion. Rebuilding promised a brighter outlook for the future. Team: Donnie Bain, Phil Berringer, Tom Blackwood, Bruce Coser, Hor- ace Drew, Chris Ely, Steven Fabian, Robert Gizzard, Maddry Harrel, Billy Hawk, Bob Howell, Jim Jernigan, Jack Linard, Gordon Maner, John Mitchell, Dave Richardson, Jack Roddy, Charlie Slagle, Dick Spinner, Mike Tanner, Dan Thorp, Tom Tornee, Billy Vaughan, Bruce West, George Yancey. Crosscountry TEAM: Ricky Bell, John Barksdale, Fred Borch, Bill Cole, Ricky Deal, Greg Kunkleman, Bob Lautensack, Paul Mitchell, Rick Mullem, Jeff Neikirk, Coty Pinckney, Steve Scroggs, Bill Smith, Jesse Smith, Jim Sneed. It was a successful campaign in 1973 for the cross country team. They finished 5-7, and with everyone expected to return for another sea- son the future looked bright. Baseball Results closing out the 1974 season with a 10-15 record, the Wildcat Baseball team was plagued by inconsistent hit- ting and poor fielding. The highlight of the season was a doubleheader which the ' Cats took from Richmond. Catcher Mark Rodgmen was named to the All-South- ern Conference team and George Weicker and Gary Pomeroy captured spots on the second team and hon- orable mention roster, respectively. Pomeroy also led the Southern Conference in RBI ' s and hammered out five home runs. Mitch Stone was honored as the Most Valuable Player. Team Members are, Alan Alig, Tim Barr, Frank Folger, Mike Hall, Dave Ingold, Jim Kaulius, Ross Manire, Dave Mayberry, Jim Nichols, Tim Peck, Dwight Plemmons, Gary Pomeroy, Mitch Reaves, Mark Rodgman, Mitch Stone, Joel Tevy, Bill Todd, George Weicker, Dave Wiley, Ed Willingham, Dave Yearwood, Coach Tom Stevens. Scottish Trip Highlights Golfing Season The highlight of the golf season was a trip to St. An- drews, Scotland for several days of competition with some of the top teams from the United States. Other tournaments were the prestigious Chris Schenkel Invi- tational and the Southern Conference tournament. Team members included: Grant Whitney, Dick Spin- ner, John Simms, Jerry Home, Bob Reni, Randy Hinter, George Wilson. TEAM: Ricky Bell, Bob Bennett, Fred Borch, Tom Chase, |oe Clark, Walter Crouch, Ricky Deal, James Douglas, Buck Farrow, Steve Flemming, Chris Gomez, Derry Harper, David Kittrell, Greg Love, Marc Menchel, Dave Moore, Rick Mullen, Mike Pappas, Hal Paul, Coty Pickney, Mark Postove, Joel Pressley, Eppa Rixey, Allen Schaberg, Bill Smith, Jesse Smith, Tom Soos, John Stanfield, Bob Trumbo, Bob Vojovoda, Bob Westmoreland, and Dave Wolter. Trackmen Build Hopeful Record After a 0-6 record last spring, the Cat track team showed great improvement in earning a 4-5 marking this year. With the addition of the new Uniroyal all-weather track, Coach Sterling Martin looked forward to a winning season next year. Earning individual honors were MVP Mark Connors who led the team with 67V4 points, Captain Steve Shankweiler who won the Fetzer Award, Woody Van Meter who broke the school pole vault record, and Bob Lauten- sack who set a new mark in the steeplechase. Ruggers Despite a dearth of impressive victories and long winning streaks, the Davidson Rugby Football Club seemed to have a bright future in store. A large number of sophomores and freshmen came out for their first try at the game, insuring a developed team for future years. Although they didn ' t win much the team had a good time. Lady ' Cats Make Impressive Debut The Lady Wildcats had a fine season in their first year of action at Davidson, as they finished with an 8-3 record. Coached by Ann Holland and Joe Duncan, the team was led by Donna Sherrill scoring 10.8 points a game, Nancy Matheny averaging 10.3, and Captain Dea Booth who pulled down 8.5 rebounds a game. Other team members included Senior Katie Early, Junior Ann Bode, and Freshmen Katherine Morton, Sally Bondurant, Becca Stimson, Nora McNeill, Laurie Dunn, Renee Hester, and Lynne Keener. Swimming Looking at statistics, one might guess that the swimming team ex- perienced an uneventfu l season. The season ' s record was 3-5, but several individuals had fine per- formances. MVP John Scholer set new school records in the 1000 and 1650 meter freestyles. Jack Hobbs set another record in the 200 meter individual medley. Other top fin- isher were Peter Alford and Ted Mumby. The remaining team mem- bers were Jeff Castelli, Jack Dosch- er, Arn Eirasson, John McArther, Rob Mitchell, Cal Morton, Ronald Owens, Susan Reed and Ralph Taylor. Riflery The rifle team was led by Sopho- more Pete Goodman and Junior Ross McCloy. Although the season was not outstanding (4-6), the facilities were. The trustee ' s decision to give more subsidy to minor sports helped David- son to develop one of the best ranges in North Carolina. Team members includ- ed Jim Fayan, Curt Coho, Dallas Kirken- dal, Clark McChesney, Ted Mumby, Brad Sebastian and Mary Turner along with Goodman and McCloy. 77 73 64 78 71 S4 93 73 78 94 65 67 82 68 DAVIDSOIs! Wo(ford II Richmond Lenoii Khyne AppaUchian RrauH Hip liasl Caralinn H jum m ; I ' Ulinaii 1 1 William M I B 19 Hp Air Force H 17 R ' VMI A l 19 1K Citadel ' falm Duke Mitchetl - Montreal use -Lancaster Wake Forest use -Union Less-McRae Virginia Wake Forest Duke Wingate Citadel Appalachian East Carolina «..., PAVIDSON 41 ;- ' ' - Catawba 39 Catawba JH« J.C. Smith 2 Sacred Heart 40 South Park 44 Guilford 52 UNC-C 43 Pfeiffer 44 Sacred Hear: ; DAVIDSON 0 record: 5-7-2 Guilford UNC-C UNC-CH Duke Appalachian Methodist Furman High Point Citadel Ss. Andrews N. estate Belmont Abbey Pfeiffer Emory OPPONENT ' J Country 38«eMil9i record: 5-7 Furman Citade Wa Ci Wr-VVebb St. Andrews V.M.I. Washington Le Richmond High Point Guilford Elon OPPONENT 19 DAVIDSON i2se 12S6 120O 11% Off- Livingstone Catawba UNC-CH Washington Lee V MI, -jradei Elon Campbell Furman SaWng Rciwllt atClemson at Christopher Newport at University of Tennessee at Citadel at College of Charleston at Davidson J at College of Charleston at Davidson at Old Dominion Championships DAVIDSON 3th r9th 4th C«lf«CMib St. Andrews, Scotland UNC-CH Appalachian itational e nee Tour ONENT r7it sco! Intermural Athletics Provide Means To Unwind In looking at the Davidson intramural pro- grams of this past year, one must remember only one thing: that IMAC referees and um- pires are worse than any other officials any- where else. The Davidson IMAC council found itself pressed much more this year for the use of the school ' s facilities due to the addition of women ' s basketball and tennis teams. The situ- ation was never really resolved and the lack of communication between the intercollegiate athletic heads and IMAC was a constant source of scheduling confusion and irritation to all people involved in both programs. SAE won the flickerball title as they followed an easy path to victory by beating surprise fi- nalist Cleveland Indians. Emanon, the regular season leader, was upset by the SPE ' s in the tourney. Peyton Prospere and Eldon Basham were top players for their E ' s. In basketball, dark horse PCD pulled their heads together for the tournament after a very mediocre 3-3 season to defeat the powerful old men in the double elimination contest on the last day, 66-60 and 70-60. Bob Sanders, Marty Williamson, and Chris Young sparked the games to a superb tourney performance. Other top teams during the season were the Cleveland Indians, the Hoboken Sharks, SAE, and the Little Big Men. The IMAC All-Stars IMAC then put together a pick-up team and went out one February night to defeat the Junior Varsity 64-63. In wrestling, the Delts threw out the most weight to beat the SPE ' s in the two-night tour- nament. PeeWee Phillips took heavy weight honors with a hard-fought decision over Delt Ross Manire. The SPE ' s picked up the swimming champi- onship as they took the water-filled, one-day spectacle with Bobo Horton winning three events to lead the way. Rumor had it that the Sig Eps told everyone else that the swim meet was held on Lake Norman because no one else showed up. However the tourney was still close despite this. In the spring sports, the faculty defeated freshman hall C-l in the finals of the tennis tournament to take that crown behind Chip Stone, H. Edmunds White, and Earl MacCor- mac. After all, if you ' ve got nothing to do but play tennis all day, you ' re bound to be pretty good. The powerful Staten Island Fairies, led by Lawrence Sid Witz Horowitz, dominated vol- leyball action as they defeated the Banging Cannoneer alumni 2 in a double-elimination tourney. The Fairies had to come from behind as they had been handed their first volleyball defeat in two years by the ever-lovin ' SPE ' s. In Softball, those good ole southern boys, the KA ' s came from the underdog spot led by the pitching of Grey Lindsey and the hitting of the Steve Fleming to defeat preseason favorite the Queen and the 12 very nice guys two games to one in the best-of-three-series. Other good teams in the leagues included I Felta Thi, Ar- cadia, the Delts, and those drunken misfits, the Gozinyas. The SPE ' s took the point-total title as they entered anything on two legs in their fraternity to win every sport. Congrats are in order, but who really cares about the point title after all. Next year ' s officers are Bryan Bowie Kuhn Andrews (president), Gregg Anders (vice pres- ident), and Danny Felts (treasurer), by C. A. and Y. B. o o ( ) (O -- liJBIH WW! ' W ' « W W  Tn«.«cl ' } Samuel R. Spencer, Jr., President John M. Bevan Vice President for Acadennic Affairs C. David Cornell Vice President — Finance and Development Richard C. Burts, Registrar Will H. Terry, Dean of Students Robert W. Davidson, Comptroller Chalmers G. Davidson, Library Director Robert Stephenson Director Personnel — Administrative Services Earl Lawrimore, Director News Bureau Rich Wilson, Assistant to the President Peter Nicholls, Manager Book Store 118 Crover C. Meetze, Director Physical Plant William B. Hight Director Student Counseling and Student Teaching Jay Harold Ostwalt, Exchange Program Officer Howard Arbuckle, Alumn i Director Zack Long, Associate Director Alumni Emil Parker, Director Sports Information C. Shaw Smith, Director College Union — Student Activities and Placement Duff Bruce, Assistant Director of the Union Frances Reid, Instructional Assistant Language Laboratory Admissions H. Edmonds White Director William S. Miller, Assistant Director 122 Miriam C. Noland, Assistant Director Larry J. Barr, Counselor M. Terry Holland, Head Basketball Coach James Larranga, Physical Education Instructor Assistant Basketball Coach J Athletics Ernest Tall, Physical Education Instructor, Assistant Football Coach Thomas W. Couch, Physical Education Instructor, Head Trainer Language, Literature, and The Arts The English Department sponsored Paul Newman, a Queen ' s College professor and poet, as guest lecturer for the 1973-74 academic year. Ms. Georgianna Ziegler filled Professor Holland ' s position and will remain when he returns from sabbatacal. The department sponsored its traditional literary endeavors, the Bell Award for writers, the Winelley Hall Award for best freshman writer, and two publications — the Miscellany and Inklings. Two major productions, A Midsummer Night ' s Dream and Spoon River Anthology highlighted the Drama Department ' s season. In addition a series of short productions were presented in the spring term. The Speech Department sponsored the Debate team which was able to hold an International Debate in addition to its regular schedule. Besides the Christmas Vespers program, the Music Department presented its annual series of recitals- concerts in the spring. The events featured both individuals and organized groups within the depart- ment. Featuring five exhibits per year, the Art Depart- ment ' s efforts were highlighted by the Davidson National Print and Drawing contest-exhibition. In the spring a student showing was also featured. Literature 129 Modern Languages ■■ % t-. Spanish (5) Lois Anne Kemp, Assistant Professor (6) Thomas A. Rogerson, Assistant Professor German (1) Hansford Eppes, Assistant Professor (2) Thomas Pinkerton, Professor (3) Julius Winkler, Associate Professor (4) Erich Wruck, Associate Professor French (7) Francis Ghigo, Professor (8) Hallam Walker, Professor Donald B. Plott, Professor Barbara Tritt, Visiting Instructor 132 Wilmer H. Welsh, Associate Professor Music Dirk French, Assistant Professor Not Pictured Joseph Croft, Assistant Professor George Labban, Professor Drama and Speech Jean S. Cornell, Instructor in Speech Rupert T. Barber, Jr., Associate Professor of Speech and Drama Religion As part of the college ' s endeavors to promote de- tailed thought, the Philosophy Department sponsored speakers on pertinent subjects. Paul Ziff from UNC-CH and A.I. Woozley and Janis Carsile from the University of Virginia provided stimulating discussions. In addition two department members received honors. Dr. Mac- Cormac was elected president of the North Carolina Philosophical Society and Dr. Abernethy was spon- sored by the South Atlantic Association for Asian Studies in a study of Pakistan ' s rural development. Davidson College has regarded the Christian faith I rjl ' I L as central to its life since it was established. Education allQ I rillOSOPiiy which merely trains the mind without creating a spiritual awareness, developing moral integrity, and stimulating Christian compassion is only a partial education. The college does not wish to shield students from viewpoints foreign or opposed to the Christian faith, but desires to create a Christian context in which there can be dialogue between varying points of view. It is hoped the men who come to Davidson with Christian convictions will develop a more mature commitment to the Christian faith. Those who come without Christian convictions will, it is hoped, receive as authentic as possible an understanding of the Christian faith. 137 1. Thomas F. Clark, Associate Professor of 2. Robert Kaylor, Associate Professor of 3. Samuel Malony, Professor of 4. Alexander McKelway, Professor of 5. Max Polley, Professor of 6. Daniel Rhodes, Professor of 7. George Abernethy, Professor of Ph William Thomas, Visiting Ass ' t Prof, of Ph 9, John ]. Young, Assistant Professor Ph Religion Religion Religion Religion Religion Religion ilosophy ilosophy ilosophy t V iJ y| Religion and Philosophy Natural Sciences and Mathematics Student-faculty interaction was the heart of our past year ' s activities in mathematics and the natural sci- ences. Algebra seminars at some of the Northern universities, investigation at the molecular level of life, and biological research were three out of innumerable projects which involved almost every faculty member in the math-science disciplines. Student involvement was frequent and often tagged by distinction. The William Lowell Putnam Mathe- matical Competition awarded Pete Kyle, Davidson ' s most recent Rhode ' s scholar, an honorable mention. Grants presented by Davidson College as well as from outside sources permitted many biology majors to pursue many interests ranging from electroencepha- lography to biological diversity. Our Chemistry and Physics Departments maintained a one hundred per- cent student participation level in various studies of pure chemistry and practical on-the-job applications. Grants permitted research on how spiders build webs and how some chemical reactions are affected by light. This is the type learning situations provided in the math-science area of Davidson. Because of Professor Kimbrough ' s retirement this year, Mr. Wolfe and Mr. Frey of the Physics Department will share time with the Mathematics Department. Associate Math Professor Stroud received a National Science Founda- tion Grant. Biology Biology 1. Thomas Daggy, Professor 2. David Grant, Assistant Professor 3. Cynthia Grant, Assistant Professor 4. Donald Kimmel, Associate Professor Physics 5. William Frey, Associate Professor 6. John Hopkins, Professor 7. Robert Manning, Assistant Professor 8. Locke White, Professor 9. Albert Wolf, Associate Professor 1. J.N. Burnett, Associate Professor 2. Felix A. Carroll, Assistant Professor 3. James M. Frederickson, Professor 4. Ralph W. Gable, Associate Professor 5. Roger Nutt, Assistant Professor 6. J. Albert Schultz, Instructor Mathematics 1. Richard Bernard, Professor 2. Robert B. Jackson, Professor 3. John T. Kimbrough, Professor 4. Benjamin Klein, Assistant Professor 5. Jerry Roberts, Associate Professor Not Pictured Lunsford King, Associate Professor Junius Stroud, Associate Professor The Social Sciences The Social Sciences at Davidson continued to provide an opportunity for students to experience the world on a practical level while gaining a firm understanding of the field and related problems. Within the Psychology Department students studied locus of control with pre- school children in the area day care center and biofeed back under Dr. Walls while under Dr. Workman some enjoyed an eight-week summer program at Broughton Hospital. Similarly the Education Depart- ment provided an opportunity for students to work within the real situation in programs including its internship teaching. Prison corrections remained a vital concern of the Sociology Department; actual prison conditions were observed by some students. The Political Science Department continued to encourage participation in the affairs of government while the Economics Department spearheaded efforts at investi- gating corporate profits and budgets on a local level. I ps-lJt Political Science 5. Not Picturedijoseph Hughes Political Science 1. Paul Listen, Instructor 2. Winifred Minter, Professor 3. J. Harris Procto r, Professor 4. Joseph Retzer, Instructor Economics S.Joseph Hughes , Instructor 6. Glenn Lindsey, Assistant Professor 7. C. Louise Nelson, Associate Professor 8. Ernest Patterson, Professor 9. Charles Ratliff, Professor I Economics 1. Malcolm Lester, Professor 2. John McGeachy, Professor 3. Malcolm Partin, Assistant Professor 4. William Patterson, Associate Professor Not Pictured: C. Earl Edmondson, Assistant Professor Frontis W. Johnston, Professor Sociology and South Asian 1. Joseph T. Drake, Professor of Sociology. 2. Norman B. Koller, Instructor in Sociology. 3. Robert D. Ruth, In- structor in Sociology. 4. Hugh S. Plunkett, Assistant Professor of Anthropology. 153 I 4. C_ • Calvin Allen Late Seniors jimBoyd 1. Charles Conklin, 2. Bob Cunningham, 3. David T. Daniel, 4. Herb Dimmock, 5. John Eyies, 6. Jim Hank- inson. I.Jeff Hasty 2.J.C. Hines 3. Jeffrey M. Johnston 4. Mark Leonard 5. Glen Mee 6. Kent Nerring 7. David Parkhurst 8. Steve Phillips 9. Paul Scott 10. Frank Smith 11. Frank Sommerville 12. BobStraub 13. John Tornfelt UJ UJ O O Class of 1974 ■4 James P. Alexander, ] r. y Virginia H. Andrews, Psychology P l i iH ■•-T ■ %■. ' I ' ' ' 1 «6 1 B ■ 5 H 1 i A Andrew D. Bailey, Premedical A Aldos C. Barefoot, Chemistry ▼ Franklin A. Bell, English ▲ Eldon L. Basham, History A W. S. Bencini, Sociology ▼ Steve Bennett, History T Douglas Berry, German T Thomas Bernhardt, History -4 H. Allen Blakey, English Alan F. Blakley, Philosophy John Brandon, Premedical 163 y Douglas Brown, Jr., Political Science T Robert H. Brown, German A E. Turner Callaway, Biology ■4 Donald C. Butts, History ▼ G.Scott Candler III A Harry Canter, Premedical 165 ▲ Ray Garrison Corne, History ▲ John R. Culp, History T Cliff Culpepper, Premedical Y Mel Cunningham, Jr. Psychology 167 Patrick J. Curley, History ' J- ' J ' . Z. Charles R. Curry, Chemistry y =- • A fc. ■4 David W. Curtiss, English Susan Lois Dawson, Sociology R. Lewis Deaton, Jr., Music y Thomas H. Dimmock, Music y Joseph H. Dimon, History y A James K. Dorsett, History David C. Duggins, Psychology A ▼ Charles J. Eades, Political Science Stephen W. Earp, Economics ▼ ■IT i V P v. Js ' i ' H-l ::: :::. f l ;;: III C -rf i   -, ... — ;■•! f?; .;. ■ ' ■ ■ : ■:: ' . ' ' ;!:•;,■ ' ' ■ •■• :v: A George S. Edwards, Premedical T Robert H. Ekiund, Chemistry ▼ Edmund T. Ellett, History A Frank W. Erwin, Political Science T Nadeem Faizi, Political Science T Frank A. Farmer, Math mjirmm vfmtmmatmtk w L ▼ Victor A. Fleming English ▼ Frank Folger, History Samuel J. Gardner, Music y M James C. Gay, Premedical ▼ Ronald L. Gibson, Econonnics m g i ' j P Raymond E. Grubb,Premedical ► Wilson Gunn, Jr., Psychology ▼ J. MichaelHarding, Psychology .ViL Barbara A. Henesy, Economics ▲ Randy Henwood, German A William H. Higgins, Math y A JackE.HobbsJr., English T Alexander Hoon, Premedical J. Benton Hudson, English A A David E. Huffine, Political Science ▼ Richard A. Hussian, Psychology ▼ John C. Inscoe, History A Robert S. Isner, Premedical John C. Johnston, English ► Thomas H. Jenkins, Biology ▼ Steve Johnson T Dennis W. Jones, Political Science A Thomas Kent, Jr., English ▲ Cliff Kirk, Biology David M. Kittrell, Economics A John C. Knox, History A Alberts. Kyle, Math P— s- i H {■ ■ ■■ ■P B i 1 H WT i ' mi , V f J dfe. W . ' j 1 MB mtKm s y Alton McCallum Premedical Breat M. Lane, Art ▲ Robert A. Little, History James W. Lehnberg, Premedical y V.l K - ▼ Caroline McCarley, Economics ▼ John McCartney, Philosophy ▼ James W. McNair, Biology ▲ Mack H. Mabry, Premedical ▼ John M. Monaghan, Sociology Daniel L. Mattox, Premedical ▼ A Gilbert Moore, English ▲ Tony O. Oakley, Political Science ▼ George W. Poe, French A Robert D. Phillips, Political Science T James Paulson, Political Science • James Purcell, Sociology ▼ William H. Ralston, History A Mitchell Purvis Political Science A Thomas Redd ing, German T David H. Reid, Math 195 Y Steven Shankweiler History ▲ Franklin O. Shinn, Sociology A Joseph M. Souther, Jr., Sociology ▼ Richard L. Spinner, Premedical ▼ Robert E. Stopher, History Andrew J . Strawcutter, French ▲ A Vicki Anne Switzer, Psychology ▼ Stanley J. Thomas, Math ' ! fifM c 4d 199 ▼ Robert Thornton ▼ David M. Tierney, Math A Warren C. Tisdale, History T Robert F. Touchstone, History ▼ Richard E. Travis, Religion A Thomas W. Traxler, German 201 ▲ Samuel Upchurch, Psychology ▼ Timothy S. Walker, History A William Vaughan, Economics ▼ David C. Wall, History fSS : • Edgar V. Weir, Economics ▼ Hall B. Whitworth, Premedical A Robert Whaling, Economics A Kenneth D. Williams, Premedical ▲ Rabun M. Williams, History ▼ James T. Womack, Art A C. Edwin Williamson, Political Science 205 Senior Index Paul R. Yarbrough, Music T R. Craig Yoder, Premedical A J. Bruce Abele, Premedical James P. Alexander, Jr. Calvin H. Allen, English WilliamW. Allen, English Christop F. Allison, Jr., History Helen Potter Allison Virginia H. Andrews, Psychology Gordon Lamont Atkinson, History Andrew D. Bailey, Premedical Ovid Lucian Bailey, Premedical J. Duncan Baker, Premedical W. Stephen Balkcom, History Aldos C. Barefoot, Chemistry Eldon L. Basham, History C. Davis Beaston, V, History Franklin A. Belt, English William S. Bencini, Jr., Sociology David G. Bender, Math W. Steve Bennett, History Thomas M. Bernhardt, History Douglas Berry, German Philip E. Bishop H. Allen Blakey, English Alan F. Blakley, Philosophy Robert L Bolick, Jr., English W. Gary Boliek, Premedical Robert B. Bowman, History James Alexander Boyd, History John Brandon, Premedical John S. Branigin, Pol. Sci. Garrett S. Bressler, Premedical Victoria K. Brooks, Sociology Barbara Ann Brothers, Math Fred Douglas Brown, Jr., Pol. Sci. Robert Hutchins Brown, German Thomas Bruce, English Donald C. Butts, History E. Turner Callaway, Biology G. Scott Candler, III Harry Y. Canter, Premedical Thomas L. Case, Psychology Peter S. Celentano, History Robert L. Chapman, Psychology Tracy Charles, English Ralph Thomas Clay,Jr., History W. Tucker Cline, Biology J. Alexander Coblentz, French Richard P. Cochran, Premedical James M. Coggin, Biology Charles S. Conklin, Economics Edward G. Connette, III, Pol. Sci. Ray Garrison Corne, History C. Franklin Corriher, Jr., English John R. Culp, History Clifford P. Culpepper, Premedical Melville Cunningham, Jr., Psychology Robert M. Cunningham, English Patrick J. Curley, History C. Richard Curry, Chemistry David W. Curtiss, English David T. Daniel, Math Charles L Davidson, III, Economics Robert Lambdin Dawson, History Susan Lois Dawson, Sociology R. Lewis Deaton, Jr., Music John A. Deaver, Music ThomasN. Delk, Pol.Sci. Thomas H. Dimmock, III, Music Joseph H. Dimon, iV, History James K. Dorsett, History Daryl L. Douglas, Psychology John Munroe Douglas, Jr., Premedical L. Tyler Downing, III, Art David C. Duggins, Psychology William Du Pont, III, Economics Charles J. Eades, Jr., Pol. Sci. Joseph H. Earle, English Katie Oliver Early, Pol. Sci. Stephen W. Earp, Economics George S. Edwards, Premedical Robert H. Ekiund, Chemistry Edmund T. Ellett, History Frank W. Erwin, Pol. Sci. John G. Eyies, Math Nadeem Ahmad Faizi, Pol. Sci. John J, Falconi, History Frank A. Farmer, Math Stephen F. Flemming, Psychology Victor A. Fleming, English R. Frank Folger, History Samuel J. Gardner, III, Music James C. Gay, Premedical Ronald L. Gibson, Economics William R. Giduz, History Gordon F. Glasgow, History John W. Gnann, Jr., Premedical Jerry C. Godbehere, Chemistry A. Neal Gregory, Sociology Raymond E. Grubb, Premedical George Wilson Gunn, Jr., Psychology David D. Hanig, Economics James C. Hankinson, Pol. Sci. J. Michael Harding, Psychology Daniel J. Harkinson, Economics Jeffrey H. Hasty, Premedica I M. Thomas Hatley, III, History Murray G. Hawkinson, Psychology Richard W. Hendrix, Religion Barbara A. Henesy, Economics J. Randolph Henwood, German William H. Higgins, Math John C. nines, French Mary K. Hobbie, English Jack Edward Hobbs, Jr., English Christopher P. Holly, English Alexander H. Hoon,Jr., Premedical E. McKever Horton, Economics Robert M. Horton, Psychology J. Manning Hudson, French J. Benton Hudson, III, English David E. Huffine, Pol. Sci. Carl Vance Hunt, Jr., Psychology Richard A. Hussian, Psychology Charles L. Hutchinson, Biology David E. Ingold, English John C. Inscoe, History Robert S. Isner, Premedical Thomas H. Jenkins, III, Biology Jeffrey Monroe Johnston John C. Johnston, II, English Dennis W. Jones, Pol. Sci. [)ennis J. Keely, Math Thomas I. Kent, Jr., English Clifford D. Kirk, Biology David M. Kittrell, Economics John C. Knox, History Alberts. Kyle, Math Brent M. Lane, Art James W. Lehnberg, Premedical Mark C. Leonard, Philosophy Robert A. Little, Jr., History David G. Locklear, Chemistry Z. Bradford Long, Psychology T. Britt Lowry, Math W. Samuel McAliley, History Alton R. McCallum, Premedical Caroline McCarley, Economics John Francis McCartney, Philosophy John Craig McDonald, English John T. McElveen, Jr., Biology Michael D. McFarland, History Duncan L. McGoogan, Jr., Economics William C. Mcllwain, History Augustus A. McLean, III, Economics James N. McNair, Biology Mack H. Mabry, Premedical Eric G. Mack, Economics John Todd Magee, Psychology Ross W. Manire, Economics Roger B. Manley, English Daniel L. Mattox, Premedical Glenn R. Mee, History Mary G. Miller, History John M. Monaghan, Sociology Mark D. Monson, Premedical Gilbert H. Moore, Jr., English Patricia Elise Morgan, Psychology R. Steve Morris, History Margaret Anne Mowbray, Psychology P. Kent Nearing, Economics C. Andrew Neisler, History Talela Reid Newsom Robert E. Norman, History Tony D.Oakley, Pol. Sci. David L. Parkhurst, Math James G. Paulsen, Pol. Sci. Senior Index T. Jay Pecorak, History Robert D. Phillips, Jr., Pol. Sci. Stephen L Phillips, Premedical George W. Poe, French Britt A. Preyer, Pol. Sci. Peyton D. Prospere, German James R. Purcell, Sociology MitchellM. Purvis, Pol. Sci. William H. Ralston, History Thomas K. Redding, German Michael D. Reed, Premedical David H. Reid, Math Donald F. Rhodes, Math Schuyler Richardson, English David P. Roche, Biology Lewis T. Rogers, French Allison Page Royster, Psychology Lawrence S. Ruddell, Psychology John D. Scandling, Jr., Psychology Scott G. Schreiber, Religion Paul E. Scott, Premedical Bruce E. Seligmann, Chemistry Steven R. Shank weiler. History Franklin D. Shinn, Sociology John M. Simms, Jr., Religion Frank C. Smith, III, Economics Richard G. Smith, III, Pol. Sci. Frank W. Somerville, History Michael J. Sorrentino, English Joseph M. Souther, Jr., Sociology Timothy D. Spencer, Premedical Stephen A. Spicer, Physics Richard L. Spinner, Premedical Samuel T. Stevenson, Economics Robert E. Stopher, History Robert E. Straub Andrew J. Strawcutter, French Susan Webb Street Jack C. Stultz, Jr., History Vicki Anne Switzer, Psychology Stanley J. Thomas, Math Michael H. Thomason, Premedical J. Daniel Thorne, Jr., English Robert Thornton David M. Tierney, Math Bradley M. Tipler, Psychology Warren L. Tisdale, History John V. Tornfelt, Premedical Robert F. Touchton, History J. Donald Trask, Premedical Richard E. Travis, Religion Thomas W. Traxler, German Mary Emily Turner, English Samuel E. Upchurch, Jr., Psychology Robert A. Vandergriend, Premed ical William W. Vaughan, Economics Paul H. Wagner, Psychology Timothy S. Walker, History Walter L. Walker, Psychology DavidG. Wall, History J. Daniel Ward, German Miles A. Ward, Philosophy E. Allan Ware, Religion B. Lenford Watkins, 111, Biology John Webel, History Edgar V. Weir, Economics Robert P. Whaling, Economics Hall B. Whitworth, Premedical Kenneth D. Williams, Premedical Rabun M. Williams, History C. Edwin Williamson, Jr., Pol. Sci. James Thomas Womack, III, Art Paul R. Yarbrough, Music R. Craig Yoder, Premedical Richard Alan Zimmerman, Pol. Sci.  ' rKr ;3?i Underclassmen 209 Class of 1975 r c B. Lester Abberger III Thomas H. Ainsworth III Peter Alford Morgan David Arant, )r. Robert P. Avary, Jr. Donnell Bain, )r. Hiram C. Barksdale, )r. Erwin C. Barron Mitchell Baucum Suzannah Beazley Richard R. Bell Barry Blakley Norma Brewer Scott Buell Blain Butner Steven D. Canterbury John W. Cassels Todd M. Chapn Spurgeon W. Clark Elizabeth S. Corbin Robert E. Corlew III Craig Stone Crosswhite Judson P. Cuttino Richard B. Deal Andy Dorr Graham Kerr Draughon Willian A. Ellett Christopher Ely ID U ii Carroll Dean Ensley Joseph A. Evans, )r. James Fred Pagan Evans W. Fisher Alan R. Ford Garry W. Frank John L. Frye Richard R. Gentry Christian FH. Gomez James C. Goodloe IV William S. Green Denson D. FHardgrove Carl David FHassel Kenneth M. Henson, Jr. F arriett N. Hodges John H. FHornickel Charles J. FHuller Guy W. FHitchinson, Jr. Kevin F. James Richard R. Johnson Willian ). Kehr lohn H. Kepchar, Jr. Dewitt W. King III Thomas Scott King Robert G. Lautensach, Jr. Jack E. Linard Gray D. Lindsey Lawrence D. Long Alfred R. Love, Jr. Gregory L. Love Robert P. Ludwig Billy P. Lynn Grahan C. McChensney Leighton B. McKeithen William L. McKinnon, Jr. Joseph J. McMillan, Jr. David R. McWilliams Michael E. Mahia Robert D. Margolis David S. Melton 213 to U Robert I. Miles, Jr. Robert L. Milks, Jr. Paul R. Mitchell John T. Moon II William B. Morris Calvin H. Morton, Jr. Richard ). Mullen John D. Neefus Ford F. Newman Willian J. Newton, Jr. Elizabeth M. Norman William M. Parham Ned W. Parker John W.Pascal Grady L. Patterson III George L. Pindar Stephen D. Porter Vincent Rabil John L. Randolph, Jr. Bruce Reichelderfer, Jr. Robert G. Reni William B. Reynolds William E. Robertson, Jr. Joseph R. Rodriguez Richard Loren Romeyn ShaulSaddick Eric S. Scharling Richard L. Smith Thomas Soos Robert M. Stout A. Ernest Succop III Michel G. Tanner Woodford S. Vanmeter Keith C. Vanstone Randolph G. Wagner Jeanne W. Williams James Martin Williamson Parks Wilson, Jr. Dale C.Young James M. Young Class of 1976 )ohn E. Alexander Gary Lee Aston Dorothy Grace Austin Robert W. Bailey John A. Barbour Willian A. Beasley Donald W. Benson Brant T. Bills Thomas j. Blackwood III Cornelius Anthony Boon Mary Lyon Booth Byron Deith Bowen David |. Bowman Thomas Edwin Brenner Susan E. Brown Kenneth J. Bumgarner Richard E, Campbell Robert B. Canning, )r. Lorna E. Carter David D.Cellon Jerry P. Cockman II William S. Coleman, Jr. Paul Steven Collins Bruce C. Corser James Dean Copple C. Roy Crawford John C. Crenshaw III William A. Crosland, Jr. Frank David Dale, Jr. James H. Davis Mark William Deaton Jefferson L. Dehoff Vergil C. Demery David Warren Dickey John C. Doscher John F. Dunn Martin Lakes Douglas William Ey, Jr. Mary Elizabeth Farmer Mark Butler Felker Danny Steven Felts Mark R. Firth Forrest W. Flaniken Stephen M. Flowers Tompkins A. Foster . H. Smith Foushee III Jeffrey L. George Peter E. Goodman 41 A .1 fei « m James C. Cuin John B. Guthrie III Robert Cameron HaganI Franklin S. Hancock Charles V. Harmon Derry Harper Benjamin C. Hedrick Walther Cary Herin, Jr. Edward C. Hill, Jr. Robert W. Hoag Peter W. Hotchkiss William J. Kngold Paul R. Irwin F. Bradley Jenny R. Keith Johnson Logan Carroll Jones George T. King Freddy G. Kinsey Clyde David Kirby Dallas A. Kirkendol David N. Kirkman James Koloditch Andrew T. Lamas Terrance Scott Lane Harry Neal Lenhoff David R. Little William L. Lloyd Charles Scott Logan Mark A. Malcolm William T. Manson Frazier Wyatt Marsh John C. Martin II David J. Mayberry Michael G. Mayer Robert L. Mendenhall Donald F. Meng Larry T. MImms John A.Mitchell III Johathan B. Monroe Robert E. Mooty William E. Morrison, Jr. Ray Donavon Munford, Jr. Thomas G. Murray HarrellW. McCoy, Jr. Douglas C. McElfresh Richards. McKenzie III William C.McKinley Roberto. McKnight Charles R.Neal Jeffrey A. Neikirk Carls. Nichols Thomas P. Oliver Charles E. Palmer, Jr. Michael Steve Pappas Steve G. Patterson Wyndell S. Patterson Anne Lee Pelfrey Robert E. Penny III Mark H. Postove Scott D. Reid David S. Richardson Fred Shaune Robertson Alice H. Rogers Joseph Raphael Rohrer Willard G.Ross David W. Rowe Richard C. Roylance Martha W. Royster Stephen K. Scroggs James J. Sitterson Robert C. Skaggs Jesse C. Smith William L.Smith, Jr. Jim F. Sneed Rand Sommer John V. Stanfield James E. Stephenson Michael A. Stick Francis J. Stiefel III Robert Lee Stowe III Emelia Stuart John M. latum III John A. Taylor Ralph B. Taylor Joel R. Tew Anthony M. Thomason Scott Edwin Tinnon Robert B. Turnage Max J. Turner, Jr. James David Vail IV Zack Hines Varnedoe William J. Vaughn, Jr. Thomas L. Venable Kevin D.Walsh Richard E. Wassen Charles R.Weber Paul B.Welch III Milton G. Widenhouse, Jr. David B.Wiley Edward L. Willingham Bryan Hadley Wilson Andrew Chung-Lap Wong J. L. Wroker Edward Chacey Yeaton Class of 1977 First To Admit Female Degree Candidates t - ' CT 1 f a  ±7 O Harry L. Albert, Jr. E. Alan Alig Gregg T. Anders Allison W. Andrews William Bryan Andrews Paul S. Andrews Mark R. Armstrong Thomas L. Arnold Samuel ). Avery David J. Bailey James E. Baldwin James P. Banta Gary Alan Barnes Stephen C. Barnes PatM. Baskinjr. Edward D. Beach Robert G. Beard Robert S. Bell Ronald W. Benfield Robert Bennett, Jr. Robert W. Bishop Clarence A. Blalock Alexander M. Bol David W. Boldridge Sally W. Bondurant Richard N. Boyce Steven B. Boyd Eugene P. Brantley, Jr. James P. Brendemuehl Margaret G. Brent Walter E. Broadhead Jeffrey A. Brown Ruth C. Brown David M. Brudzinski Keith Buchanan William C. Burkholder John R. Burns Camille Cathey Bonnie A. Cauikins Frank A. Cebul, Jr. Kenneth E. Chadwick Richard A. Cheshire Kevin C. Clancy Clyde Jordan Clark James D. Clark Joe Francis Clark Carolann Connor Thomas S. Connor John Cook Carlton S. Cooke Thomas E. Cooper James A. Cornish Matthew W. Covington Patrick C. Covington Miriam E. Cowan James K. Coward, Jr. Stephen M. Crane Clarence W. Crawford, Jr. Marion C. Crenshaw III Richard W. Croskery Edward M. Crosland Wayne M. Cross Christa Lynn Crossley Walter B. Crouch Charles K. Culberson, Jr Craig R. Culbertson Susan E. Cunningham Frank K.Dale Bradley W. Davis Deborah H. Davis Julia Ann Deck Michael L. Dosal James E. Douglas Sally E. Doyle James M. Dulin Laurie L. Dunn Robert G. Earnest Richard D. Ehrhart David R. Ellison Geoffrey B. Ely Dand Leigh English Robert A. Enright III Sabra J. Faires Renee Denise Fanuiel Michael S. Fisher George E. Flavell, Jr. Mark R. Foerster James E. Freed FSenry F. Frierson, Jr. Hervey W. Froehlich, Jr. Joy Fountain Julianne Garner Ann C. Garrou Mian H. Gascoigne Robert B.Giduz Stephen E. Godar Curtis D. Goho, Jr. John M. Golden, Jr. Karl E. Goodhouse Suellen P. Cranberry feter W. Green Roderic M. Grey Stephen C. Grigg Lee R. Grogan, Jr. Wayne C. Gulledge David N. Guy, Jr. Harry T.Hall Jeannie Hall c o Karen L. Hand Michael B. Harris Joseph R. Hartsoe John W. Hedrick Bruce L. Henschen Debra Brnee Hester Franklin Hickman CuyM. Hicks III Thomas K. Hollon Steven P. Holman Bruce A. Hester James P. Hudson Michael B. Huggins Terry Alan Hummel Robert W. Hunter 111 Randall Hunter Robert E. Hutchinson, jr. Susan A. Ivey 1 fe m rr- if Freshmen Mildred Kay Jackson Leslie L. Jacobs William P. Jennings Mark A. Jester Clifford P. Johnson Suzanne Johnston Wayne B. Jonas Edward Lee Jones III Michael S. Jones Shawn O. Jones Linda Jones Staley E. Jordan Weldon H. Jordan, Jr. Walter Clyde Joyce, Jr Mary K. Kafoglis James A. Kaulius Mary Lynne Keener Stephen R. Keener Robert A. Keeter Laura ). Keever Robert W. Kelley William B.Kelly Charles L. Kennon III David L. King James Joseph Kopel, Jr. Debra L. Kyle John G. Lewis Nelda Ann Lightsey William L. Lindner, Jr. Marvin E. Lively Joseph P. Logan Gvifynn D. Long Tia K. Long John W. Lovett Michael R. McArn John R. McArthur Susan McAvoy David Sikes McCord Nancy B. McCracken Billy Frank McLean William H. McLean Katherine A. McLendon Victor M. McMillan Willian D. McMurry Cyrus C. McNeely III Nora P. McNeill Patrucia Ann MacLeod Christopher Mangelsdorf Patricia L. Markel Peyton J. Marshall III Lenna Karen Martin Nancy I. Matheny Robert M. Mayer Dale Rae Mead Steven J. Means Mark E. Melendy Marc Menchel Elizabeth Miles Frank Richard Miller, Jr. Mary M. Mintz fli:l A m m £l ■Oh mim t JLSS Robert J. Mitchell William L. Moore Patricia A. Morris Roger McKee Morrison Jefferson W. Morrow Daisy Kay Morton Katherine R. Morton Edward Mumby Susan E. Murdaugh Ruth C. Murphey Richards. Myrick, Jr. WillianH. Neailll Ann B. Nikolaus Hilton Oliver Gary C. Overstreet Ronald F. Owens Robert C. Palmer III PaulM. Parker Colleen A. Parks Madelon Jean Parks Emily Elizabeth Pate Charles M. Patterson Howard J. Payne Terri L. Peat Stephen M. Peeples Marian L. Perkins Herbert O. Phillips IV Patricia Lee Phillips Thomas C. Pinckney III Nancy E. Postma Robert D. Price Walter E. Pugh Stephen Mark Rabil David C. Rainey Ronald Powell Steven L. Rainwater Mary Catherine Ramow Richard B. Rankin III Susan P. Reid Charles F.Rice III Charles R. Robinson, Jr. Michael L. Robinson Alan E. Rockett Gary L. Rowe Michael H. Russ )on Todd Sahlroot Dewey Norman Sanders, Floyd Stuart Sanders Elizabeth A. Schaeffer Peter Michael Schenk Mark L. Schiebler Karl A. Schlotterbeck Laurie Schnackenberg Mark Seandling Timothy C. Sellers Robert G. Shearer Kevin C. Shelly Danny W. Sherrlll Jeffrey J. Sich Brian W. Simmons 223 Arthur B. Simms IV David W. Skibbens Patsy L. Smisson Frederick Smith Martha A. Smith Michael L. Smith Robert Anthony Snow Philip Sofriet Lavoisier J. Stallwoth Wayland Chad Stephens Douglas H. Stickney Rebecca E. Stimson William Allen Stokes Cynthia B. Stout Sarah Elizabeth Stow Edward C. Sutton, |r. John Swanson, Jr. Katherine K. Taylor Patricia Tommerdahl David A. Trader Freshmen Steven Trusgnich William O. Tucker John C. Umhau Robert A. Vojvoda Michael Vastland John E. Waites James Andrew Walker Robert L. Waltz, Jr. Richard Steven Weathers Robert H.Whitaker, Jr. Thomas F. White Elizabeth Ann Wicker Jean E. Wier MarkK. Wilfley Van Howard Williamson Carol M. Willingham David T. Wolter Laura Mollis Wright James C. Yahnis George B. Yancey James D. Yearwood Carol Yeomans Corwin W. Young Mark W. Yow Eight College Exchange Program AT HOLLINS AT QUEENS Edward S. Bowen Norman Edmund Atkins Nancy Lynn Moncure William S. Cooper AT D A VI DSON Donna Jean Neudorf er David Leigh Craven Helen Lee Allison Talela Reid Newsom Thomas A. Langford Frances Morrison Leigh Elizabeth A. Schulhof William Bruce Maloy Libby Kathryn Lott Susan Webb Street Kenneth Roy Mesimer Marianna Mathews Margaet Allene Wells Bruce G. Perrone Mary Geisreiter Miller Janet Schrade Whitehearst International Students John Aftab Alam, Pakistan Arvind Nath, Sierra Leone Alexander Maurits Bol, Holland Iheanyi Okoli, Nigeria Tamara Delli, Italy Tarun Prabhaker, India Nadeenn Ahmad Faizi, Pakistan Shaul Murad Saddick, Iran Christiane Elizabeth Gabus, France Erik Paul Saxgard, Sweden Ingrid Friedegunde GropI, Germany Andrew Chug-lap Wong, Hong Kong Jean Molinie, France Narikazu Zushi, Japan (O ( UJ Ul Sustaining Patrons Portraits in this book were done by SMITH STUDIO official portrait photographer 1974 Quips and Cranks additional pictures may be ordered since these negatives are kept on file. 14 EAST HARGFTT STREET RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA 2761 1 Staff Howard B. Arbucklelll William). Barker Larry Barr Mary Davis Beaty Frances Beaver John M. Bevan Nancy O. Blackwell Carolyn S. Bourdeaux Paul Irvin Brawley Robert). Brickels James M. Bruce ill Patricia C. Burgess Annamarie Burts Kenneth L. Carmack Prosser S. Carnegie Phillip D. Cashion Loyce S. Davis Edith F. Christian C. David Cornell Thomas W. B. Couch Robert A. Currie Robert W. Davidson Edward G. Farrell Joyce S. Fleagle Dorothy R. Flemming Jeffrey Lee Frank Janie K. French Cynthia T. Grant Mary S. FHelvey Michael T.Holland Luther D. Honeycutt Philip F. Janaro James J. Larranaga Earl W. Lawrimore Zachary F. Long, Jr. Earl R. Maccormac Marjorie McCutchan Charles F. Marshall, Jr. Sterling T. Martin, Jr. Mary E. Mayhew Grover C. Meetze, Jr. Julius W. Melton, Jr. George Thomas Miller Williams. Miller Robert A. Mosketti Gertrude H. Nicholls Peter Nicholls Mariam C. Noland Mrs. Eleanor J. Northcott Leiand M. Park A. Bruce Parker C.W.Parker Emil W. Parker Mrs. Hattie Pendergraft Sara H. Penland David T. Roberts William W. Rolland II H.A.Russell, Jr. Dorothy D. Sherrill Delia Shore Colin Shaw Smith Samuel R. Spencer, Jr. Robert J. Stephenson Thomas B. Stevens Dianne H. Stone Russell A. Strong William H. Terry Robert F. Tousignant H. Edmunds White A. H. Whittle Richard V.Wilson Donald L. Winston Faculty Anthonys. Abbott 128 G. L. Abernethy 138 Rupert T. Barber, Jr. 135 Richard R. Bernard 147 Frank W. Bliss, Jr. 128 Horace Alden Bryan John N. Burnett 145 Richard C. Burts, Jr. Felix A. Carroll, Jr. 145 Thomas A. Cartmill J. Y. Causey Thomas F.Clark 138 Richard C.Cole 128 Jean H.Cornell 135 Charles L.Cornwein28 Joseph Edward Croft 134 Tom Daggy 142 C. G. Davidson Joseph T. Drake Clifton E. Edmondson Joe O. Embry Hansford M. Epes, Jr. James M. Fredericksen 145 Dirk French 134 William F. Frey142 Ralph W. Gable 145 Frederick H. Caige FrancisGhigo David C.Grant 142 William B. Hight, Jr. John Gill Holland John 1. Hopkins 142 Douglas C. Houchens 134 Joseph P. Hughes, Jr. 151 R. Bruce Jackson, Jr. 147 Robert E. Jackson 133 Walter H.Jackson, Jr. Everett F. Jacobus, Jr. F. W. Johnston Robert David Kaylor 138 JohnD. Kelton 154 Lois A. Kemp J.T. Kimbrough147 Donald L.Kimmel, Jr. 142 Randall R. Kincaid,Jr. Lunsford R. King 147 Benjamin G. Klein 147 Norman Brent Koller George Labban 134 William T. Lammers Malcolm Lester Larry L. Ligo 134 Glenn C. Lindsey 151 Paul F. Liston 151 Charles E. Lloyd 128 J. A. McGeachy, Jr. Alexander J. McKelway 138 Samuel D. Maloney 138 Robert J. Manning 142 Walter E. Meeks, Jr. Winfred P. Minter 151 Cora Louise NelsonlSI WilliamRodger Nutt 145 Jay H. Ostwalt Edward L. Palmer 154 Malcolm O. Partin Ernest F. Patterson 151 William B. Patterson Thomas O. Pinkerton Donald B.PIott 132 Hughs. Plunkett MaxE.Polley 138 J. Harris Proctor, Jr. 151 J.S. Purcell128 Jerry L. Putnam Charles E. Ratliff.Jr. 151 Joseph David Retzer 151 Daniel D. Rhodes 138 David F. Richey 133 Jerry Allan Roberts 147 Thomas A. Rogerson Robert D. Ruth John Albert Schultz 145 Tom Scott Raymond H. Stone, Jr. J. B.Stroud 111 147 William J. Thomas Barbara Tritt 132 Hallam Walker Russell E.Walls Wilmer H.Welsh 133 Locke White, Jr. 142 Julius S. Winkler Allen Wolf 142 William G. Workman 154 Erich O. Wruck Lauren W. Yoder John J. Young 138 Georgianna Ziegler 128 Students B. Lester Abberger III — 75; 52,210 |. Bruce Abeie — 74 TeaE. Acuff — 75 Douglas Craig Aiken — 75; 57 Thomas H. Ainsworth III — 75; 51, 210,71 John AftabAlam — 74; 225 Harry L.Albert, )r. — 77;219 James P. Alexander, |r. — 74; 83 Jean E. Alexander — 75; 77 John E. Alexander — 76; 80, 216 Peter Alford — 75; 55,107,210 E. AlanAlig — 77; 102,219 Calvin H. Allen — 74; 62, 82, 83 William W.Allen — 74; 57,96 Christop F. Allison, Jr. — 74; 45, 65 Helen Potter Allison — 75; 225 Robert T. Amos — 75 CreggT. Anders — 77; 110-111,219 RobertJ, Anders — 75; 81 Richard Anderson — 75; 45 Allison W. Andrews — 77; 219 Paul S. Andrews — 77; 94, 219 Virginia H. Andrews — 74; 83 William Bryan Andrews — 77; 80, 110-111,219 Gary Applewhite — 75; 52 Morgan David Arant, Jr. — 75; 45, 80, 210 Ansel C. Arapian — 75; 51, 77 Beverly Bell Armfield — 00 Mark R. Armstrong — 77; 94, 219 Lydia R. Arnold — 77 Patsy Arnold — 75; 35, 36, 81, 82 Thomas L. Arnold — 77; 219 Gary Lee Aston — 76; 216 Norman E. Atkins — 76; 225 Gordon Lamont Atkinson — 74 Robert W. Atkinson — 75; 45, 77 Dorothy Grace Austin — 75; 216 Robert P. Avary, Jr. — 75; 55,210 Samuel ). Avery — 77; 91, 219 Marion Wilbert Bagwell — 76 Andrew D. Bailey — 74; 80, 83 David J. Bailey — 77; 219 Ovid Lucian Bailey — 74 Robert W. Bailey — 76; 216 Donnell Bain, Jr. — 75; 58, 100, 210 Bruce Albert Baker — 75; 57, 94 James C. Baker — 76; 52 J. Duncan Baker — 74 James E. Baldwin — 77; 219 W. Stephen Balkcom — 74; 71 James P. Banta — 77; 219 William H. Barber — 75; 48, 80, 77 John A. Barbour — 76; 61, 216 Aldos C. Barefoot — 74 Hiram C. Barksdale, Jr. — 75; 210 John S. Barksdale — 76; 81, 101 Gary Alan Barnes — 77; 219 Stephen G. Barnes — 77; 219 Walter C. Barnes — 76 William C. Barnes — 74; 81 Timothy S. Barr — 77; 94, 102 Phil L. Barringer — 76; 52 Erwin C. Barron — 75; 51,210 Ernest H. Barry, Jr. — 77 Eldon L. Basham — 74; 55, 110-111 PatM. Baskin,Jr. — 77; 219 Mitchell Baucum — 75; 211 Edward D. Beach — 77; 219 Robert C. Beard — 77; 219 William A. Beasley — 77; 45, 216 Suzannah Beazley — 75; 81, 211 Beth Belasco — 76 Franklin A. Bell — 74 Richard R. Bell— 75; 52,101,104,211,71 Roberts. Bell — 77; 219 Stephens. Bell — 76 William S. Bencini, Jr. — 74; 62 David G. Bender — 74; 60, 83 Ronald W. Benfield — 77; 219 Robert Bennett, Jr. — 77; 104, 219 W. Steve Bennett — 74; 51, 83 Donald W. Benson — 76; 216 John Benton — 77 Thomas M. Bernhardt — 74; 57 Douglas Berry — 74; 45 Charles D. Bethea — 76 John Morgan Bean, Jr. — 75 BrantT. Bills — 76; 216 John Bird — 75 Philip E. Bishop — 74; 83 Robert W. Bishop — 77; 219 Thomas J. Blackwood III — 76; 96, 100, 216 H. Allen Blakey — 74 AlanF. Blakley — 74; 65 Barry Blakley — 75; 58,211 Clarence A. Blalock — 77; 219 David W. Boldridge — 77; 219 Charles M. Blanchard — 76 AnnC. Bode — 75; 106 David Boggs — 75; 60 Alexander Maurits Bol — 74; 219, 225 Robert E, Bolick, Jr. — 74; 81, 82, 83 W. Gary Boliek — 74; 60, 80 William C. Bond,Jr. — 76;62 Sally W. Bondurant — 77; 106, 219 Cornelius Anthony Boon — 76; 216 Mary Lyon Booth — 76; 96, 106, 216 Frederic L. Borch 111—76; 101, 104 Byron Keith Bowen — 76; 216 Edward Sumter Bowen — 76; 225 David J. Bowman — 76; 216 Robert B. Bowman — 74 Rich ard N. Boyce — 77; 80, 219 James Alexander Boyd — 74; 52 Steven B. Boyd — 77; 219 John Alan Braddock — 77; 94 John E. Brandon — 74 John S. Branigin — 74; 60 Eugene P. Brantley, Jr. — 77; 35,219 James P. Brendemuehl — 77; 91, 219 Thomas Edwin Brenner — 76; 216 Margaret G. Brent — 77; 219 Garrett S. Bressler — 74; 62, 82, 96 Norma Brewer — 75; 211 Walter E. Broadhead — 77; 80, 219 Robert F. Brock — 77 Victoria K. Brooks — 74 Barbara Ann Brothers — 74 Jennifer L. Brothers — 76 David C. Brown — 75; 77 Fred Douglas Brown, Jr. — 74; 51, 82, 83, Jeffrey A. Brown — 77; 219 Robert Hutchins Brown — 74 Ruth C. Brown — 77; 219 Susan E. Brown — 76; 215 Thomas L. Bruce — 74; 71 David M. Brudzinski — 77; 219 Keith Buchanan — 77; 94, 219 Boyd F, Buckingham — 75; 55 Scott Buell — 75; 211 Kenneth J. Bumgarner — 76; 216 John Burkhoider — 75 William C. Burkhoider — 77; 219 John R.Burns — 77; 219 Claudes. Burton 111 — 75; 55 Blain Butner — 75; 45, 82, 211, 65 Donald C. Butts — 74; 51,83 HelenT. Caldwell — 77 Laura L. Calhoun — 77 E. Turner Callaway — 74; 58 Richard E. Campbell — 76; 55, 216 C.ScottCandler III — 74; 55 Robert B. Canning, Jr. — 76; 61, 216 Harry Y. Canter — 74 Steven D. Canterbury — 75; 82, 211 John K. Carson — 76 John W.Carter, Jr. — 75 LornaE. Carter — 76; 45,216 Russell Carter — 75; 55 Thomas L. Case — 74; 60 John W. Cassels — 75; 80, 211 Jeffrey W.Castelli — 76; 107 CamilleCathey — 77; 219 Bonnie A. Caulkins — 77; 219 Frank A. Cebul,Jr. — 77; 219 Peter S. Celentano — 74; 82 David D. Cellon — 76; 35, 216, 240 Kenneth E. Chadwick — 77; 219 Andy M. Chance — 75; 77 Jeffrey Chandler — 75; 52,81 Robert L. Chapman — 74 Todd M. Chapman — 75; 55, 211 Jesse William Chappell — 75 Tracy Charles — 74; 99 Richard A. Cheshire — 77; 219 KevinC. Clancy — 77; 219 Clyde Jordan Clark — 77; 219 JamesD. Clark — 77; 219 Joe Francis Clark — 77; 104, 219 Peter F.Clark — 76; 58 Spurgeon W. Clark — 75; 58, 211 Jeanie Ford Clay — 00 Ralph Thomas Clay, )r. — 74; 52 Robert E.Clayton 11 — 75; 57 Malcolm A. Cline — 76; 51, 80 W. Tucker Cllne — 74; 62 J. Alexander Coblentz — 74 RichardP. Cochran — 74; 57 Jerry P. Cockman II — 76, 216 James M. Coggin — 74 WilliamA. Cole,Jr — 76; 101 William S. Coleman, Jr. — 76; 216 Paul Steven Collins — 76; 58, 216 KirkC. Combe — 76;91 Charles S. Conklin — 74; 58, 155 Thomas S. Conner — 77; 219 Edward G. Connette III — 74; 83 Carolann Connor — 77; 219, 240 Mark B. Connors — 75; 51, 104, 71 John G.Cook — 76; 220 CarltonS, Cooke — 77; 220 Thomas E. Cooper — 77 80, 220 William S. Cooper — 75; 47, 81, 225 James Dean Copple — 76; 51, 216 Elizabeths. Corbin — 75; 211 Robert E. Corlew 1 II — 75; 60, 82, 21 1, 65 David Robert Cormak — 76; 52 Ray Garrison Corne — 74; 35, 57 James A. Cornish — 77; 220 C. Franklin Corriher, Jr. — 74; 51 Bruce C. Corser — 76; 51, 100, 216, 71 Thomas S. Covert — 76; 94 George C. Covington — 75; 55 Matthew W. Covington — 77; 220 Patrick C. Covington — 77; 35, 220,240 Miriam E. Cowan — 77; 220 James K. Coward, Jr. — 77; 220 Stephen M. Crane — 77; 220 David L. Craven — 75; 52, 225 C. Rory Crawford — 76; 62, 94, 216 Clarence W. Crawford, Jr. — 77; 220 John C.Crenshaw III— 76; 216 Marion C. Crenshaw III — 77; 220 Rowan D. Crews, Jr. — 75; 45 Richard W. Croskery — 77; 220 Edward M. Crosland — 77; 36, 220 William A. Crosland, Jr. — 76; 51, 216 Wayne M. Cross — 77; 220 Christa Lynn Crossley — 77; 220 Craig Stone Crosswhite — 75; 211 Walter B. Crouch — 77; 104, 220 Charles K. Culberson, Jr. — 77; 220 Craig R. Culbertson — 77; 220 JohnR. Gulp- 74;83 Clifford P. Culpepper — 74; 48 Melville Cunningham, Jr. — 74; 57 Robert M. Cunningham — 74; 58, 83, 155 Susan E. Cunningham — 77; 220 Patrick J. Curley — 74 C.Richard Curry — 74; 55 David W. Curtiss — 74; 57 Judson P. Cuttino — 75; 55, 211 Richards. Dabbs — 75; 51 Frank David Dale, Jr. — 76;216 FrankK.Dale — 77;80, 220 Charles R. Daniel, Jr. — 75; 47 DavidT. Daniel — 74; 155 Charles L. Davidson III — 74; 55, 81 John Mark Davidson — 75 Bradley W. Davis — 77; 220 Deborah H.Davis — 77; 220 JamesH. Davis — 76; 216 John Scott Davis — 75 William H. Davis — 76 Susan Lois Dawson — 75 Richard B. Deal — 75; 52, 101, 104, 211 Lynn L. Dean — 74 Millard H. Dean — 76 Mark William Deaton — 76; 216, 71 R. Lewis Deaton, Jr. — 74 John A. Deaver — 74 Julia Ann Deck — 77; 220 Debra Ann Deems — 75; 77 Jefferson L. DeHoff — 76; 216 Thomas N. Delk — 74 TamaraDelli — 74; 225 Vergil C. Demery — 76; 216 James Arthur Deville — 76; 57 David Warren Dickey — 76; 45, 216 Jeffrey R. Diller — 75 Thomas H. Dimmock 111 — 74; 62, 155 Joseph H. Dimon IV — 74; 96 Robert F. Doares, Jr. — 76; 51 Steven L. Dodd — 75; 45,82 Wendy L. Donahoe — 77 Andy Dorr- 75; 52,211,65 James K. Dorsett — 74; 55, 96 Charles N. Dorsey — 76 MichaelL.Dosal — 77; 220 John C. Doscher — 76; 62, 107, 216 Wynne C. Dough — 77 DarylL. Douglas — 74; 51,99 James E. Douglas — 77; 104, 220 John Munroe Douglas, Jr. — 74; 62, 80 82,83,65 Robert D. Douglass — 76 L. Tyler Downing III — 74 Sally E.Doyle — 77; 220 Mary Kimball Draper — 75 Horace R. Drew — 76; 61, 100 David C. Duggins — 74 James M. Dulin — 77; 220 Alan William Duncan — 76 Joseph M. Duncan, Jr. — 75 Gregory James Dunn — 75; 57, 87, 90 John F. Dunn — 76, 216 Laurie L. Dunn — 77; 106, 220 William Alan Dunn — 76; 58 William Du Pont III — 74; 55,96 CharlesJ.Eades, Jr. — 74; 71 Martin Fakes- 76; 216,65 Joseph H. Earle — 74; 45, 83, 71 Katie Oliver Early — 74; 106 Robert C. Earnest — 77; 220 Stephen W. Earp — 74; 51, 81, 83 Alan B. Edmonds — 77 George S. Edwards — 74; 47 Richard D. Ehrhart — 77; 220 Kenneth S. Filer — 75 Robert H.Eklund — 74; 51 Richard V. Elder, Jr. — 75 Arn Eliasson — 75; 80, 82, 107 Edmund T. Ellett — 74; 57 William A. Ellett — 75; 211,71 James Shelton Ellis, Jr. — 76; 48 David R. Ellison — 77; 220 Christopher Ely — 75; 100, 211 Geoffrey B. Ely — 77; 220 Dana Leigh English — 77; 220 Robert A. Enright III — 77; 220 Carroll Dean Ensley — 75; 36, 45, 81, 212, 240 Frank W. Erwin — 74; 45,82 John L. Etherington, Jr. — 76 Michael F. Eubanks — 76; 57, 94 Joseph A. Evans, Jr. — 75; 58, 212 Robert E. Evans — 76 Douglas William Ey, Jr. — 76; 216 John G. Eyies — 74; 62, 80, 83, 155 Kenneth R.Fabert — 75; 77 Stephens. Fabian — 77; 100 James Fred Fagan — 75; 51, 107, 212 GilesT. Faircloth,Jr. — 77 SabraJ.Faires — 77; 220 Nadeem Ahmad Faizi — 74; 225 John J.Falconi — 74; 47,87,90 Renee Denise Fanuiel — 77; 220 Frank A. Farmer — 74; 62 Mary Elizabeth Farmer — 76; 216 Leo Jack Farrow, Jr. — 75; 58, 104 Richard J. Feist — 76 Mark Butler Felker — 76; 45, 216 Danny Steven Felts — 76; 60, 110-111, 216 Hugh D. Ferbert — 76; 58 Merl McDonald Ferguson — 76; 80 Daron Ferris — 75; 77 Mark R. Firth — 76; 52,80,216 Evans W. Fisher — 75; 58,212 Michael S. Fisher — 77; 80, 220 David Kyle Fitzgerald — 75; 55 Michael C. Fitzgerald — 76 Steven F Fitzgerald — 76 Patrick F. Flanagan — 75 Forrest W. Flaniken — 76; 216 George E. Flavell, Jr. — 77; 220 Thomas G. Fleischer — 75; 57, 80, 82, 94 Victor A. Fleming — 74 Stephen F. Flemming — 74; 58, 104, 110-111 Stephen M. Flowers — 76; 216 MarkR. Foerster — 77; 220 Lydia Folger — 77 R. FrankFolger — 74;62, 102 AlanR. Ford — 75; 45,212,71 Tompkins A. Foster — 76; 51, 216 William Hayes Foster II — 76 Martha Toy Fountain — 77; 220 J. H. Smith Foushee, III — 76; 55, 216 John Campbell Fowler — 75 DavidL. Francis — 76; 51,99 Carry W.Frank — 75; 212 Mark C. Franke — 74 Wilbur S. Franklin, Jr. — 76; 58 JamesE. Freed — 77; 220 FHenry F. Frierson, Jr. — 77; 220 Hervey W. Froehlich, )r. - 77; 99, 220 John L. Frye- 75; 55,212 Johns. Gabriel — 75 Christiane E. Gabus — 74; 225 Steven Dale Gadaire — 74 Thomas C. Gardiner — 76 Mark Stanley Gardner — 75 Samuel J. Gardner III— 74; 58 Julianne Garner — 77; 220 Ann C. Garrou — 77; 220 R. Gary Garvin — 74 Lillian H. Gascoigne — 77; 220 James C. Gay — 74; 51 Richard R. Gentry — 75; 36, 212 Jeffrey L. George — 76; 216, 240 Michael G. Gibson — 76; 94 Ronald L. Gibson — 74; 83 Roberts. Giduz — 77; 220 William R.Giduz — 74; 62 Leonard B. Gillespie — 75; 58 Charles HelricGladu — 75 Gordon F. Glasgow — 74; 62, 82 David Claim- 75; 57 Ernest Glenn — 76 John W. Gnann, Jr. — 74; 81, 82, 83 Stephen E. Godar — 71; 220 Jerry C. Codbehere — 74; 45, 82, 83 Curtis D. Goho, )r. — 77; 107, 219 John M. Golden, Jr. — 77; 219 Carol B. Coldsborough — 75; 61, 96 Keith W.Colgart — 77; 35 Christian H. Gomez — 75; 58, 104, 212 Karl E. Goodhouse — 77; 219 James C. Goodloe IV — 75; 45, 82, 212, 65 Peter E. Goodman — 76; 48, 107, 216, 240, 71 ThomasM. Gopsill VII — 76 David C. Gordon — 76; 62 Suellen P. Cranberry — 77; 219 DavidP. Green — 76; 62 John B. Green — 76 PeterW. Green — 77; 219 William S. Green — 75; 58, 212 Marcus A. Greene — 76 Jack V.Greer, Jr. — 75; 57,77 James R. Greer — 76 A. Neal Gregory — 74; 36, 39, 81 Helen Valerie Grey — 77; 35 RodericM. Grey — 77; 219 Stephen C. Crigg — 77; 219 Robert U. Crizzard — 77; 80, 100 Lee R. Grogan, Jr. — 77; 219, 65 IngridF.GropI — 74; 225 Raymond E. Grubb — 74 JamesC. Cuin — 76; 52,217 Wayne C. Culledge — 77; 219, 240 John B. Guthrie III — 76; 217, 65 David N.Guy, Jr. — 77; 219 William M. Cuyer — 75 Robert Cameron Hagan — 76; 217 Thomas R. Hagood — 76; 62 George C. Hall — 75 Harry T. Hall — 77; 219 JeannieHall — 77; 219 Larry D. Hall — 77 Michael D. Hall — 76; 57, 94, 102 Robert G. Hail — 75 Frank H.Hamilton III —77 Ronald T. Hamilton — 75; 94 Franklin S. Hancock — 76; 217 Karen L. Hand — 77; 221 David D. Hanig — 74; 81 James C. Hankinson — 74; 57, 94, 155 Larry D. Hardaway — 76; 93, 94 Denson D. Hardgrove — 75; 51, 212 J. Michael Harding — 74; 92, 94 Regmald M. Harding — 75; 77 Daniel J. Harkinson — 74; 52 Charles V. Harmon — 75; 45, 217 Derry Harper — 76; 104, 217 John David Harper, Jr. — 75; 57, 93, 94 James M. Harrell — 75; 100 Michael B. Harris — 77; 94, 221 Nathanael R. Harrison — 76 Robert S. Harshman — 76; 62 Joseph R. Hartsoe — 11; 81, 221 Carl David Hassel- 75; 55,212 RandellF. Hastings — 75; 48 Jeffrey H. Hasty — 74; 62, 80, 157 M. Thomas Hatley III —74 William B. Hawk — 76; 81,100 Murray C. Hawkinson — 74; 51 HerrickR. Hay — 77 Benjamin C. Hedrick — 76; 55, 94, 217 John W. Hedrick — 77; 221 Daniel C. Henderson — 75; 57 Arthur Eric Hendrix — 76 Richard W. Hendrix — 74; 58 Barbara A. Henesy — 74 Hugh L. Hennislll— 76 Bruce L. Henschen — 77; 80, 221 Kenneth M. Henson, Jr. — 75; 55, 212 J. Randolph Henwood — 74; 99 Walter Gary Herin, Jr. — 76; 58, 217 John Ralph Herman — 75 Jeffrey L. Heslop — 76; 52 Margaret A. Hess — 77 Debra Renee Hester — 11; 106, 221 Earl J.Hesterberg — 75; 57,94 Franklin Hickman — 77; 221 Ben Y. Hicks — 75; 36 Guy M. Hicks III — 77; 221 William H. Higgins — 74; 81 EdwardC.HilLJr. — 76; 217 JohnC. Hines — 74;62, 157 Robert W. Hoag — 76; 36, 62, 217 MaryK. Hobble — 74; 71 Jack Edward Hobbs, Jr. — 74; 107 Harriett N. Hodges — 75; 212, 71 Thomas K. Hollon — 11; ll Ralph B. Holloway, Jr. — 76 Christopher P. Holly — 74; 35, 58, 81 Steven P. Holman — 77; 96, 221 Alexander H. Hoon, Jr. — 74; 57, 82, 83, 71 Jerrel A. Home — 76; 103 John H. Hornickel — 75; 51, 80, 212 Lawrence A. Horowitz — 75; 87, 90, 110-111 E. McKever Horton — 74; 55 Robert M. Horton — 74; 60 Timothy Henry Hose — 76; 55 Bruce A. Hosier- 77; 221 Peter W. Hotchkiss — 76; 52, 217 Frederick H. Howdy, Jr. — 75; 55 William Robert Howell — 75; 100, 77 James P. Hudson — 77; 221 J. Manning Hudson — 74 J. Benton Hudson ill — 74 David E.Huffine — 74;51, 83 Michael B. Huggins — 77; 80, 221 Charles J. Huiler — 75; 80, 82, 212 Terry Alan Hummel — 77; 221 Carl Vance Hunt, Jr. — 74 James Randal Hunter — 76; 55, 221 Robert W. Hunter III —77; 221,65 Howard L. Huntley, Jr. — 76; 48 MaryK. Huntley — 75 Richard A. Hussian — 74; 51 KarenP. Husted — 76; 77 John G. Hutchens — 75; 45, 96 Charles L. Hutchinson — 74; 62 Robert E. Hutchinson, Jr. — 77; 221, 240 Guy W. Hutchison, Jr. — 75; 212 Gary L. Hutchison — 76 Neil W. Imus — 75 David E. Ingold — 74; 58, 93, 94, 102 William J. Ingold — 76; 217 John C. Inscoe — 74 PaulR. Irwin — 76; 45,217 Robert S. Isner — 74 Susan A. Ivey — 77; 221 James R. Jackson, Jr. — 76 Mildred Kay Jackson — 77; 221 LeslieL, Jacobs — 77; 221 Robert J. Jacobs — 75 Kevin F. James — 75; 58, 80, 212 FelixP. Japp — 76;48 GaryF.Jarrell — 75; 51,77 Thomas H. Jenkins III —74 William P. Jennings — 77; 221 F.Bradley Jenny — 76; 217 James E. Jernigan — 75; 100, 77 Marls A. Jester — 77; 221 Clifford P. Jofinson — 11; 221 R. Keith Johnson — 76; 217 Richard R. Johnson — 75; 212 Steven D. Johnson — 74 Jeffrey Monroe Johnston — 74; 80, 83, 157 John C. Johnston 11—74; 47 Suzanne Johnston — 77; 221 Wayne B. Jonas — 77; 221 Wayne Babcock Jonas — 75 Charles M. Jones — 75; 55 Dennis W. Jones — 74 Edward Lee Jones III — 77; 221 Kalin Jones — 75; 45 Linda L.Jones — 77; 221 Logan Carroll Jones — 76; 55, 217 Michaels. Jones — 77; 221 Seaborn Bartow Jones IV — 75; 58 ShawnO. Jones — 77; 221 StaleyE. Jordan- 77, 221 Weldon H. Jordan, Jr. — 77; 221 Walter Clyde Joyce, Jr. — 77; 80, 221 MarvK. Kafoglis — 77; 221 Katherine Anne Kantner — 75 James A. Kaullus — 77; -{02,221 Dorothy Henning Kaylor — 00 Marshall L. Kearns — 76 Dennis J. Keely — 74; 51,82 Mary Lynne Keener — 77; 106, 221, 65 Stephen R. Keener — 77; 80, 221 Robert A. Keeter — 77; 222 Laura J. Keever — 77; 222 William J. Kehr — 75; 62,213 Stephen L. Keller — 74 RobertW. Kelley — 77; 222 W illiamB. Kelly — 77; 222 Charles L. Kennon III — 77; 222 Thomas I. Kent,Jr. — 74; 55 John H. Kepchar, Jr. — 75; 45, 213, 65 Stephen G. Kimmel — 77 David L. King- 77; 222 Dewitt W. King III —75; 51,81, 213 GeorgeT. King — 76; 217 Thomas Scott King — 75; 62, 213 Freddy C. Kinsey — 76; 217 Clyde David Kirby — 76; 217 MilfordK. Kirby — 76;62 Clifford D. Kirk — 74; 55,82 Dallas A. Kirkendol — 76; 107, 217 David N. Kirkman — 76; 52, 217 David C. Kitchin — 76; 48 David M. Kittrell — 74; 57, 104 James S. Kleinfelder — 75; 57, 94 Thomas Russell Knauss — 76; 51 Robert C. Knechtle — 76; 91 James K. Knights — 75 JohnC. Knox — 74; 55 James Koloditch — 76; 217 James Joseph Kopel, Jr. — 77; 94, 222 Steven V. Kruger — 77; 35, 39 Gregory L. Kunkleman — 77; 101 George M. Kutcher — 75; 57, 94 Albert S. Kyle — 74; 45, 80, 82, 83 Debra L.Kyle — 77; 36,222 WadeH. Lail — 75;80 Andrew T. Lamas — 76; 217 Brent M. Lane — 74 Carry R. Lane — 76 Terrance Scott Lane — 76; 217 Thomas A. Langford III — 75; 47, 225 Thomas W. Latimore — 75; 58 Robert G. Lautensack, Jr. — 75; 52, 101, 104,213 Jesse Thomas Lee III —77; 99 James W. Lehnberg — 74; 47, 81 Frances M. Leigh — 75; 225 John P. Lemmon — 75; 47, 77 Harry Neal Lenhoff — 76; 217 Mark C. Leonard — 74; 62, 81, 99, 157 John G.Lewis — 77; 222 Nelda Ann Lightsey — 77; 222 JackE.Linard — 75; 51,100,213 William L. Lindner, Jr. — 77; 222 Edward R. Lindsey — 76 Gray D. Lindsey — 75; 58, 110-111, 213 Howard George Ling III — 76 William Allen Link — 76 David R. Little — 76; 58, 80, 217 Robert A. Little, Jr. — 74; 62 Marvin E. Lively — 77; 91, 222 William L. Lloyd — 76; 217 DavidG. Locklear — 74; 62 Charles Scott Logan — 76; 57, 217 Joseph P. Logan — 77; 35, 222, 240 Gwynn D. Long — 77; 222 Lawrence D.Long — 75; 60, 21 3 TiaK. Long — 77; 222 Z. Bradford Long — 74 Libby Kathryn Lett- 75; 225 Alfred R. Love, Jr. — 75; 36, 52, 81, 213 Gregory L. Love — 75; 60, 94, 104, 213 John W. Lovett — 77; 80, 222 James I. Lowry IV — 75; 52, 90 T. Britt Lowry — 74 George Malcolm Loy — 76 Robert P. Ludwig — 75; 213 Murray M. Lumpkin — 75; 51, 77 Billy P. Lynn — 75; 213,240 W. Samuel McAliley — 74; 51 Michael R. McArn — 77; 222 John R. McArthur — 77; 107, 222 Susan McAvoy — 77; 96, 222, 240 Alton R. McCallum — 74; 94 Caroline McCarley — 74; 36 John Francis McCartney — 75; 81 Graham Clark McChesney — 75; 51, 107,213 Dixon R. McCloy — 75; 48, 107 Bright McConnell III — 75; 47 David Sikes McCord — 77; 222 Harrell W. McCoy, Jr. — 76; 35, 39, 217, 240 Nancy B. McCracken — 77; 222 Robert A. McDaniel, Jr. — 76; 57 John Craig McDonald — 74; 36, 80, 81, 82,83 Douglas C. McElf resh — 76; 218 John T. McElveen, Jr. — 74; 36, 45 Andrew A. McElwee, Jr. — 77 Michael D. McFarland — 74; 57 Duncan L. McGoogan, Jr. — 74; 45 William C. Mcllwain — 74; 57 Leighton B. McKeithen — 75; 213 Richard B. McKenzie 111—76; 218 Thomas B. McKenzie — 74 William C. McKinley — 76; 62, 218 William L. McKinnon, Jr. — 75; 51, 213 Robert O. McKnight — 76; 45, 218 Augustus A. McLean III — 74; 52 Billy Frank McLean — 77; 91, 222 William H. McLean — 77; 222 Katherine A. McLendon — 77; 222 Patricia Ann MacLeod — 77; 222 Joseph J. McMillan, Jr. — 75; 35, 213 Victor M. McMillan — 77; 222 William D. McMurry — 77; 222 JamesN. McNair — 74;83 Cyrus C. McNeely ill — 77; 222 Nora P. McNeill — 77; 106, 222 Thomas R. McPherson, Jr. — 76; 62, 81 Frank V.McShane — 75; 57 David R. McWilliams — 75; 213 Mack H. Mabry — 74; 55,83 EricG. Mack — 74; 62 John Todd Magee — 74; 51 Michael E. Mahia — 75; 51, 80, 213 Mark A. Malcolm — 76; 62 , 217 William Bruce Maloy — 75; 47, 225 Gordon D. Maner — 77; 100 Christopher Mangelsdorf — 77; 80, 81, 99, 222 Ross W. Manire — 74; 57, 81, 94, 102, 110-111 Roger B. Manley — 74 John Thomas Manning — 75 William T. Manson III — 76; 60, 217 Robert D. Margolis — 75; 60, 213 PatriciaL. Markel — 77; 222 Frazier W. Marsh — 76; 35, 39, 217 Peyton J. Marshall 111,-77; 222 Anthony C. Martin — 74; 36, 47 JohnC. Martin 11 — 76; 217 Lenna Karen Martin — 77; 222 Richard A. Martorell, Jr. — 76 Addison Masengill — 76; 52 Nancy I. Matheny — 77; 106, 222 Marianna Mathews — 75; 225 Daniel L. Mattox — 74; 51 David J. Mayberry — 76; 52, 102, 217 Michael G. Mayer — 76; 99, 217 Robert M. Mayer — 77; 222 William Glenn Mayfield — 76 Dale Rae Mead — 77; 222 Steven ). Means — 77; 222, 240 Glenn R. Mee — 74; 33, 57, 157 Kenneth Ray Mesimer — 75; 47, 225 Mark E. Melendy — 77; 222 David S. Melton — 75; 51, 213 Marc Menchel — 77; 104, 222 Robert L. Mendenhall — 76; 217 Donald F. Meng — 76; 55, 94, 217 Michael R. Merwarth — 77 Elizabeth Miles — 77; 35, 36, 222 Robertl.Miles, Jr. — 75; 214 Robert L. Milks, Jr. — 75; 45, 214 Frank Richard Miller, Jr. — 77; 222 MaryG.Miller — 74;96, 225 Larry T. Mimms — 76; 52, 217 MaryM. Mintz — 77; 222 John A. Mitchell III — 76; 52, 96, 100, 217 Paul R. Mitchell — 75; 82, 101, 214, 71 Robert J. Mitchell — 17; 107, 223 Jean Moiinie — 74; 225 John M. Monaghan — 74 Nancy Lynn Moncure — 75; 35, 225 Jonathan B. Monroe — 76; 217 Mark D. Monson — 74; 55, 80, 82, 83 John T. Moon 11 — 75; 52,214 David L. Moore, Jr. — 76; 104 Duncan W. Moore — 76; 65 Gilbert H. Moore, Jr. — 74; 71 John Reid Moore — 76; 58 William L. Moore — 77; 223 Robert E. Mooty — 76; 217 Patricia Elise Morgan — 74; 35, 62, 83 Patricia A. Morris — 77; 223 R. Steve Morris — 74; 47 William B. Morris — 75; 35, 36, 214 Roger McKee Morrison — 77; 223 William E. Morrison, Jr. — 76; 52, 217 Jefferson W. Morrow — 77; 223 Calvin H. Morton, Jr. — 75; 51, 107, 214 Daisy Kay Morton — 77; 223 Katherine R. Morton — 77; 106, 223 William Rogers Moseley — 75 Pope L. Moseley IV — 76; 80 Margaret Anne Mowbray — 74 Richard J. Mullen — 75; 55, 101, 104, 214 Foney G.Mullins — 75; 55 Edward Mumby — 77; 107, 223 John Warner Munce — 76; 65 Ray Donavon Munford, Jr. — 76; 55, 217 Susan E. Murdaugh — 77; 223 Ruth C. Murphey — 77; 96, 223 Thomas G. Murray — 76; 52, 80, 217 James S. Muse — 76; 45 Richard S. Myrick, Jr. — 77; 91, 223 Michael J. Naslund —77 ArvindNath — 77; 225 Charles R. Neal — 76; 51,218 William H. Neal 111 — 77; 223 P. Kent Nearing — 74; 45, 157 John D. Neefus — 75; 47, 214 Jeffrey A. Neikirk — 76; 57, 101, 218, 71 C. Andrew Neisler — 74 Donna Jean Neudorfer — 76; 225 Lawrence W. Newlin — 75 Ford F. Newman — 75; 214 Talela Reid Newsom — 74; 225 William J. Newton, Jr. — 75; 51, 80, 81, 214 Carls. Nichols — 76; 218 James G. Nichols — 77; 80, 94, 102 ThomasE. Nicoll — 75;45, 77 Ann B. Nikolaus — 77; 223 Elizabeth M. Norman — 75; 214 Robert E. Norman — 74; 48, 82 Tony D. Oakley- 74 Richard E. Offutt,Jr. — 76 Steven M. Ograyensek — 77; 94 Iheanyi Xtian Okoli — 76; 225 Hilton Oliver — 77; 223 Thomas P. Oliver — 76; 218 Robert Olmstead — 77 Kevin Walker O ' Quinn — 76 Gary C. Overstreet — 77; 94, 223 Ronald F. Owens — 77; 107, 223 Herbert D. Page — 75; 80, 77 Charles E. Palmer, Jr. — 76; 35, 218 Robert C. Palmer III — 77; 223, 65 Harry S. Pappas — 77 Michael Steve Pappas — 76; 104, 218 William M. Parham — 75; 57, 214 Charles E. Parker, Jr. — 77 Ned W.Parker — 75; 55,214 Paul M.Parker — 77; 223 Sheldon K. Parker — 75; 90 Betsy Susan Parker — 76 David L. Parkhurst — 74; 62, 80, 83, 157 Colleen A. Parks — 77; 223 Madelon Jean Parks — 77; 111 ThomasR. Parks — 75; 52,82 John W.Pascal — 75; 52,214 Emily Elizabeth Pate — 77; 223 Edward A. Patten — 77 Charles M. Patterson — 77; 223 Grady L.Patterson III — 75; 58,214 Steve G. Patterson — 76; 58, 218 Wyndell S. Patterson — 76; 36, 218 Timothy Lindsey Patton — 75; 60, 96 Hal Herman Paul — 76; 94, 104 James G. Paulsen — 74; 71 Howard J. Payne — 77; 223 Banks A. Peacock — 76; 80 Harold E. Peacock, Jr. — 76; 55, 94 TerriL. Peat — 77; 223 Stephen M. Peck, Jr. — 75; 77 Timothy Peck — 77; 102 T. Jay Pecorak — 74; 52, 83, 87, 90 Stephen M. Peeples — 77; 223 Anne Lee Pelfrey — 76; 218 Robert E. Penny III — 76; 58, 218, 65 Carl C.Perkins — 76; 51 Marian L. Perkins — 77; 223 Bruce G. Perrone — 75; 47, 225 Jonathan Scott Perry — 76; 55, 94 W. Edward Petitt — 74 Nancy Lee Petrowski — 77 SteveM. Pharr — 75;80 . Herbert O. Phillips IV — 77; 223 J. Dickson Phillips III — 75 Patricia Lee Phillips — 77; 223 Robert D. Phillips, Jr. — 74; 62, 82, 83 StephenL. Phillips — 74; 157 John R. Phipps — 75; 47, 77 Thomas C. Pinckney III — 77; 101, 104, 223 George L. Pindar — 75; 214 Dwight B. Plemmons — 75; 102 Jeffrey N. Plowman — 76 George W. Poe — 74 Gary M. Pomeroy — 75; 57, 92, 94, 102 James Lee Porter — 76 Stephen D. Porter — 75; 55, 214 Nancy E. Postma — 77; 223 Mark H. Postove — 76; 80, 104, 218 Raymond D. Potts — 75; 60 Jay Robert Powell — 76; 90 Ronald M.Powell — 76; 223 Tarun Prabhakar — 74; 225 Joels. Pressley — 76; 57,104 Britt A. Preyer — 74; 62 Richard Z. Price — 76; 45 Roberto. Price — 77; 223 James B. Prince — 75; 47 Prescott Lee Prince — 76 E. Allen Proctor — 76 Peyton D. Prospere — 74; 55,110-111 Walter E.Pugh — 77; 223 James R. Purcell — 74; 94 Mitchell M. Purvis — 74; 57, 82, 83 Robert A. Putnam — 76; 58 Richard A. Quinby — 75; 55, 96 Stpehen Mark Rabil — 77; 223, 65 Vincent Rabil — 75; 45, 214 DavidC. Rainey — 77; 223 Steven L. Rainwater — 77; 223 William H. Ralston — 74; 82, 83 Mary Catherine Ramos — 77; 223 Michael L. Ramsey — 75; 47, 81 John L. Randolph, Jr. — 75; 48, 214 Laura D. Rankin — 77 Richard B.Rankin III —77; 223 Mitchell W. Reaves — 76; 57, 102 Thomas K. Redding — 74; 62 Michael D. Reed — 74; 51 WilliamP. Reed,Jr. — 76; 57 Bruce Reichelderfer, Jr. — 75; 52, 214, 240 David H. Reid — 74; 51,80,83 ScottD. Reid — 76; 35,45,218 SusanP. Reid — 77; 107,223 Robert G. Reni — 75; 48, 103, 215 William B. Reynolds — 75; 215 Donald F. Rhodes — 74 Johnathan L. Rhyne, Jr. — 77; 91 Charles F.Rice III— 77; 223 David S. Richardson — 76; 100, 218, 240 James H. Richardson — 75; 58 Schuyler Richardson — 74; 58 George H. Ricks — 75; 62 Mark B. Rittmanic — 77 EppaRixey IV — 76;90, 104 Stephen S. G. Robb — 75; 77 Peyton C. Roberts, Jr. — 75; 55 Fred Shaune Robertson — 76; 45, 218 William E. Robertson, Jr. — 75; 215 Charles P. Robinson — 75; 58 Charles R. Robinson, Jr. — 77; 223 James Gray Robinson — 75 Michael L. Robinson — 17; 223 David P. Roche — 74 AianE. Rockett — 77; 223 Mark A. Rodgman — 75; 102 Jose Rodriguez III — 76; 94 Joseph R. Rodriguez — 75; 81, 215 Alice H. Rogers — 76; 218 Lewis T. Rogers — 74 Timothy Lang Rogers — 75; 60 Joseph Raphael Rohrer — 76; 62, 218 Richard Loren Romeyn — 75; 52, 215, 71 WillardG. Ross — 76; 55,218 Robert F. Rovegno — 76; 62 David W. Rowe — 76; 52, 218 Gary L. Rowe — 77; 223 Richard C. Roylance — 76; 36,61,218,65 Allison Page Royster — 75 Martha W. Royster — 76; 218 Lawrence S. Ruddell — 74; 62 Michael H. Russ — 77; 223 Michael T. Russell — 75; 51, 77 Stephen F. Russell — 75; 57 ShaulSaddick — 75; 215,225 Ricky Andre Sadler — 76 PhilipW. Safriet — 77 Jon Todd Sahlroot — 77; 223 Juan C. Sanchez — 75 Dewey Norman Sanders, Jr. — 77; 94, 223 Floyd Stuart Sanders — 77; 223 Robert D. Sanders, Jr. — 76; 48, 94, 110-111 MichaelP. Sauer — 76; 62 Erik Paul Saxgard — 74; 225 Roger W. Saylor — 75; 60 John D. Scandling, Jr. — 74; 51, 82, 83 Mark W. Scandling — 77; 222 Allen C. Schaberg — 76; 94, 104 Elizabeth A. Schaeffer — 77; 111 EricS. Scharling — 75; 215 Peter Michael Schenk — 77; 222 Ben H. Schleider Ml — 75; 60, 82 Mark L. Schiebler — 77; 222 Karl A. Schlotterbeck — 77; 222 Kenneth E. Schmader — 76; 80, 91 Laurie Schnackenberg — 77; 222 John M. Scholer — 75; 57, 107 Scott G. Schreiber — 74; 82, 83 Elizabeth A. Schulof — 75; 35, 225, 240 Charles Robert Schwacke — 76 Carle. Schwartz — 76; 62 PaulE. Scott — 74; 35,81,157 Stephen K. Scroggs — 76; 58, 101, 218 Bradley R. Seawell — 76 Bradford N. Sebastian — 76; 107 Bruce E. Seligmann — 74; 60 TimothyG. Sellers — 77; 222 George C. Shackelford — 75; 47 Steven R. Shankweiler — 74; 57, 94, 104 David J. Sharenko — 75; 58, 82 Robert G. Shearer — 77; 222 KevinC. Shelly — 77; 222 Charles E. Shepherd — 76; 62, 71 James K. Shepherd — 74; 81 Donna D. Sherrill — 77; 106 Danny W. Sherrill — 77; 222 John C. Sherrill III —76; 58 FranklinD. Shinn — 74; 48,94 Robert Edward Sibley, Jr. — 76; 58 JeffreyJ.Sich — 77; 222,71 Mark F. Sigmund — 75 Brian W. Simmons — 77; 222 Arthur B. Simms IV — 77; 224, 240 John M. Simms, Jr. — 74; 60, 90, 103 Bruce M. Simpson — 75; 48 James J. Sitterson — 76; 218, 71 RobertC. Skaggs — 76; 218 David W. Skibbens — 77; 224, 240 Patsy L. Smisson — 77; 224 David J. Smith — 76 Donald K.Smith— 75; 80 Frank C. Smith 111—74; 58, 81, 83, 157 Frederick Smith — 77; 224 Graham F. Smith — 77; 35 Herbert Stephen Smith — 75 Jesse C. Smith — 76; 101, 104, 218 Martha A.Smith— 77; 224 Melvin Daniel Smith — 76; 58 MichaelL. Smith — 77; 224 Pamela Rae Smith — 75 RichardD. Smith — 75 Richard G. Smith III —74; 52 Richard L. Smith — 75; 60, 80, 215 William H. Smith — 75; 60, 81, 94, 101, 104 WilliamL. Smith,Jr — 76; 218 JimF.Sneed — 76; 52,101,218 Robert Anthony Snow — 77; 224 Don E. Soash — 77 Frank W. Somerville — 74; 62, 99, 157 Rand Sommer — 76; 45, 80, 218 Thomas Soos — 75; 104, 215 Michael J. Sorrentino — 74; 62, 83, 87, 90 Joseph M. Souther, Jr. — 74 James W. Spears — 76; 94 Timothy D. Spencer — 74; 55, 83 Stephen A. Spicer — 74; 81 Richard L. Spinner — 74; 55, 100, 103 Randy Glenn Squires — 76 Lavoisier J. Stallworth — 77; 91, 224 John V. Stanfield — 76; 45, 104, 218 Nancy J. Stanger — 75; 96 Keith R.Stanzel II — 75 Stephen L. Stec — 76; 94 John A. Steely — 76 Wayland Chad Stephens — 77; 224 James E. Stephenson — 76; 99, 218 Samuel T. Stevenson — 74; 51 Gary W.Stewart — 76; 218 Michael A. Stick — 76; 218 Douglas H. Stickney — 77; 224 Francis J. Stiefel III — 76; 218 Henry Phillip Stikes — 75; 57,82 Stephen Wright Still — 75; 52, 94 Rebecca E. Stimson — 77; 96, 106, 224 William Allen Stokes — 77; 224 Ted Stoize — 77 Mitchell W. Stone — 75; 102, 110-111 Robert E. Stopher — 74; 60, 83 CynthiaB. Stout — 77; 224 RobertM. Stout — 75; 215 Sarah Elizabeth Stow — 77; 224 Robert Lee Stowe III — 76; 48, 218 Robert H, Strand — 74; 81, 83 August K. Strasburger — 76 Robert E. Straub — 74; 62, 157 Andrew J. Strawcutter — 74; 45 Susan Webb Street — 75; 225 David R. Strong — 77 Emelia Stuart — 76; 218 JackC. Stultz, Jr. — 74; 57,94 A. Ernest Succop III —75; 35,81,215 Charles A. Sudetic — 76 Brenda Sue Summers — 00 Joseph Swain Sutter — 74 Edward C. Sutton, Jr. — 77; 224 Bradley Dean Swalwell — 76; 52, 65 Cosby Swanson III — 76; 61 John Swanson, Jr. — 77; 224, 65 Vicki Anne Switzer — 74 MarkTadlock — 75; 51 Michel C. Tanner — 75; 55, 100, 215, 71 JohnM.Tatumlll — 76; 218 JohnA. Taylor — 76; 62, 218 Katherine K. Taylor — 77; 224 Leslie L.Taylor III —76; 55 Ralphs. Taylor — 76; 107,218 JoelR. Tew — 76;80, 102, 218 Stanley J. Thomas — 74 Anthony M. Thomason — 76; 57, 218 Michael H. Thomason — 74; 62 Joseph L. Thompson — 76 Leonard R. Thompson — 75; 80 William E. Thompson — 76 J. Daniel Thorne, Jr. — 74; 60 Robert Thornton — 74; 83 Daniel B. Thorp — 76; 80, 100 David M. Tierney — 74 Aubrey F. Tims — 76 Scott Edwin Tinnon — 76; 48, 218 Bradley M. Tipler — 74; 45 Warren L. Tisdale — 74; 48 William Samuel Todd — 75; 57, 102 Patricia Tommerdahl — 77; 114 Randolph C. Tompson — 75; 57, 77 Thomas L. Tornee — 75; 52, 100 John V. Tornfelt — 74; 157 Robert F. Touchton — 74; 45, 83 Francis |. Townsend III — 75; 71 David A. Trader — 77; 224 J. Donald Trask — 74; 55 Thomas D. Traver — 76 Richard E. Travis — 74 Robert Jesse Trawick — 76; 80 Thomas W. Traxler — 74; 57 Robert B. Trumbo, jr. — 75; 57, 104 Steven Trusgnich — 77; 91, 224 John Allen Tucker — 77 WilliamO. Tucker — 77; 224 Robert B. Turnage — 76; 218 MaxJ.Turner, Jr. — 76; 218 Mary Emily Turner — 74; 107 Dennis Alan Tweedy — 75; 57 JohnC. Umhau — 77; 224 Dawn E. Underwood — 77 Samuel E. Upchurch, Jr. — 74; 36, 52 John Irving Upshur — 76 Lawrence S. Urbon — 76; 51 James David Vail IV — 76; 218 LeoF, Valiante, Jr. — 75 Robert A. Vandergriend — 74; 90 Woodford S. Vanmeter — 75; 58, 104, 215 Keith C. Vanstone — 75; 81, 215 Zack Mines Varnedoe III — 76; 218 William J. Vaughan Jr. — 76; 52, 218 William W. Vaughan — 74; 47, 81, 100 Alexander Veazey III — 75; 52 Thomas L. Venable — 76; 218 ThomasP. Verlin — 76;90 Eric A. Vernon — 74 FHarry Lansing Vincent — 75 Steven L. Vitek — 76; 55 Robert A. Vojvoda — 77; 104, 224 Lynn Lee Wagner — 74 Paul H. Wagner — 74; 62, 90 Randolph C. Wagner — 75; 215 John E.Waites — 77; 224 EricC. Walker — 75; 80 James Andrew Walker — 77; 224 Timothy S. Walker — 74; 55 Walter L. Walker — 74; 57, 92, 93, 94 DavidG. Wall — 74;83 RobertR. Walling — 76 Kevin D. Walsh — 76; 52, 218 John Bolden Walters — 75 Robert L. Waltz, Jr. — 77; 224 David Morgan Ward — 75; 77 J. Daniel Ward— 74; 94 Miles A. Ward — 74; 83,71 E.Allan Ware — 74 Richard E. Wassen — 76; 35, 218, 240 Benjamin B. Watkins 111—76 B. Lenford Watkins III— 74 George M. Watkins — 00 Peter David Watson — 75 Richard Steven Weathers — 77; 224 StevenG. Webb — 75; 57 John Webel — 74; 55, 93, 94, 102 Charles R. Weber — 76; 61, 219, 65 George E. Weicker, jr. — 75; 57, 93, 94, 102 EdgarV. Weir — 74; 47,81 Paul B.Welch III — 76; 35,218 Margaret Allene Wells — 75; 225 BruceR. West — 76; 100 William P. West, Jr. — 76; 57, 94 Robert B. Westmoreland — 77; 104 RobertJ. Wetzel — 75; 81 Michael D. Whalen — 75; 52, 77 Robert P. Whaling — 74; 55, 81 Robert H. Whitaker, Jr. — 77; 224 BrianC. White — 77;81 jack Hutchins White — 75 John R.White — 75; 45 Rollie H.White 111 — 75; 58 ThomasF. White — 77; 224 Janet S. Whitehurst — 75; 35, 225, 240, 65 Roger L. Whitley — 76; 58, 94 A. Grant Whitney, Jr. — 76; 103 Hall B. Whitworth — 74; 45, 80, 83, 71 Bruce Evan Wicker —76; 58 Elizabeth Ann Wicker — 77; 224 Milton G. Widenhouse, Jr. — 76; 218, 71 jean E. Wier — 77; 224 Marks. Wilensky — 76 David B. Wiley — 76; 62, 102, 218 MarkK. Wilfley — 77; 94,224 Steve Eugene Wilhelm — 74 EdwinG. Wilkins — 77 Jeanne W. Williams — 75; 36, 215 John Allen Williams — 75; 55 Kenneth D. Williams — 74; 60, 83 Laura Williams — 75 Rabun M. Williams — 74; 62 Richard C. Williams, Jr. — 76; 58, 80 C. Edwin Williamson, jr. — 74; 48, 83, 94 James Martin Williamson — 75; 81, 110-111,215 Van Howard Williamson — 77; 224 Carol M. Willingham — 77; 224 Edward L. Willingham — 76; 58, 102, 218, 65 Bryan Hadley Wilson — 76; 58, 80, 81, 218 George L. Wilson, Jr. — 76; 58, 103 Parks Wilson, |r. — 75; 55, 215 Don Edgar Wimberly 111—77 William Winkenwerder, jr. — 76; 94 Karene S. Witcher — 75; 77 David T. Wolter — 77; 91, 104, 224 Edward L. Womack — 75; 57, 94 James Thomas Womack 111 — 74; 52 Andrew Chung-Lap Wong — 76; 218, 225 Thomas Edward Wood — 76 Laura Mollis Wright — 77; 224 RossM. Wright — 76; 52 James J. Wynn — 76; 55 jamesC. Yahnis — 77; 224 George B. Yancey — 77; 100, 224 Paul R. Yarbrough — 74 James D. Yearwood — 77; 58, 102, 224 Edward Chacey Yeaton — 76; 90, 218 John C. Yeoman, Jr. — 76; 55 Carol Yeomans — 77; 224 R.Craig Yoder — 74; 51 BasilO. Yostlll — 76 Corwin W. Young — 77; 224 Dale C. Young — 75; 48, 80, 82, 110-111, 215 James M. Young — 75; 52, 215 MarkW. Yow — 77; 224 Alan D. Zimmerman — 75; 58 Linda Marie Zimmerman — 75 Richard Alan Zimmerman — 74 Narikazu Zushi — 74; 225 Special Thanks to MKS who was more help and encouragement than anyone else. 237 Reality is a serious matter which must be dealt with openly and honestly. Yet under and behind all the cold rationality of reality runs a nourishing stream of irrationality, of humor, to sustain us. Not only the ancient Greeks, but the modern philosopher Nietzsche and the mod- ern playwrite Chekhov realized this. But not only our humor, but our whole existence loses its value if the humor is not balanced by an open expression of, and communication with reality. We can neither have reality nor humor alone; through communication we can have both. The mature man must be able to laugh and weep at the same time. ACKNOWLEDG EM ENTS ::: , , . . . . . . ..!S 3 Photography Editor Bruce Reichelderfer Organizations Co-editors BethSchulhof Janet Whitehurst Athletics Editor Robbie Hutchinson Classes Editor Carroll Ensley Academics Editor Wayne Gulledge Printing: Delmar Printing Company, representative Larry A. Marshall. Photography: Smith Studios, Raleigh; Larry Marshall, Delmar; Pete Goodman, Wilson Gunn, Ben Simms. Staff: David Ceylon, Carol Connor, Patrick Covington, Joe Logan, Billy Lynn, Sue McAvoy, Hal McCoy, Steven Means, David Richardson, David Skibbons. Member National Scholastic Press Association. Special thanks to Mr. Robert Currie and Dr. Chalmers Davidson ' J- (JUL o uL uiUJf mf, (Ul mimofj 41 A 6i e. QcmLM- liitkt( (imHd Q C