Frederick College - Driftwood Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1959 volume:

wes yee Pr ee (SETS Sis , ; i : 4 4 = | . ay i = : 7 a a, - i? - — ‘ : . ouialia’ oat ae eam = e ee TERE) NGTN Ee EEN OB ei Yee N slate! aPAMIAN PUBLISHED ANNUALLY BY THE ANNUAL STAFF Pika Diane K -COMEEG EF Portsmouth, Virginia wih. ee een FOREWORD In September 1958 two hundred and seventy students came to Frederick College for the first time with great anticipation both for themselves in a new venture and for the college in its new venture. The students felt that they were to be a very definite part of the history of Frederick College as they were its first students. Days, weeks and months of planning, hoping and dreaming became a reality on this bright September day. Dormitories had been readied, faculty and staff had arrived, classrooms, cafeteria and all the other phases of the college life were in readiness for this first and important student body. Frederick College came into being as a result of an idea and a dream of Mr. Fred W. Beazley, a native of Portsmouth, Virginia. To carry out his dream Mr. Beazley along with his wife Marie C. Beazley and Fred W. Beazley, Jr., established the Beazley Foundation in 1948. One of the expressed purposes of the Foundation was to establish in Portsmouth Frederick College. During the ten years Mr. Beazley, his wife and son gave of their time and talents and money to make it possible for worthy young people to have an education. It is a tribute to the Beazley family that they have devoted their energies to the creation of a school which will serve and help to mold and develop young men into fine citizens. EO Tere Plo N In grateful appreciation for the vision, generosity, and interest shown by the founder of Frederick College, we the students dedicate this our first annual, Few men have had the devotion and the spirit that has enabled them to devote their time, talents and mon ey to the interest of young people as demonstrated by Mr. Fred W. Beazley. ident Pres Blanchard, illard J WwW PRESIDENTS MESSAGE In September, 1958, we began the first year of school life at Frederick College. The empty buildings and campus became alive as we began to establish a routine, soon to become familiar and more distinct and vital. The college became fresh with ambition, different desires, and progressive physical changes in the campus. You, the first students, will go down in the history of the college with the establishment of precedents through your college work. | take this opportunity to express my appreciation to you, the students of Frederick College, for investing your faith in this new institution, as has been shown by your attitude during the past year. It is my hope that all enrolled in this college will emerge with a great amount of academic, moral, and physical betterment. We will view with great anticipation your progress in realizing your ambitions in life and our sincere interest will always be with you. vA 3 | | t x Es , 2 Ime URE IE Ye MAJ. WILLIAM ANGEL MRS. MARTHA CAMERON LT. COL. HENRY H. CHURCH Assistant Commandant Secretary to the President Commandant California State Polytechnical Col- Tampa—Bachelor of Science lege—Bachelor of Science U.C.L.A DR. HOMER T. COX Dean, Head of English Department University of Ankrom—A. B.; Univer- sity of Michigan and University of le oe CORPO} a Ankrom—M. A.; Kent State Univer- ead, Department of Science MRS. H. CONWAY sity, Northwestern University, Univer- Knox College—A. B.; Washington Uni- Dietitian sity of Pennsylvania—Ph. D. versity—M. S. REV. NORWOOD DAVIS Bible and English Mars Hill Junior College—Associate of Arts; Wake Forest College—Bach- elor of Arts; Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary—Master of The- ology. MR. FREDERICK W. FRANCK Head, Department of Foreign Lan- guage University of Colorado; University of Illinois—Bachelor of Arts; National University of Mexico, Mexico City— Master of Arts. MRS. NORWOOD DAVIS Secretary to Registrar North Greenville Junior College—As- sociate of Arts; Furman University— Bachelor of Arts; Southwestern Bap- tist Theological Seminary—Master of Religious Education. MR. DICK L. FRANKLIN Head, Department of Business East Tennessee State College—Bache- lor of Science; University of Tennessee —Graduate Work. MR. PRESTON WATSON DOYLE, JR. Head, Department of History and Political Science. University of Alaska: University of Richmond—Bachelor and Master of Arts; University of Virginia —Graduate Work; Syracuse University —Graduate Work. MRS. NELL KENT Librarian Madison College—Bachelor of Science in Education: William Mary College —Bachelor of Arts in Library Science. MAJ. CLINTON L. LOGAN Registrar North Georgia College—Bachelor of Arts; University of Georgia; College of William Mary. MRS. E. V. MEADOWS Secretary to the Commandant MRS. C. L. LOGAN Assistant Librarian East Carolina Teachers College. LT. COL. JOSEPH MOORE Mathematics Virginia Military Institute—Bachelor of Science; University of Virginia — EE. MR. E. V. MEADOWS Coach East Carolina College—Associate of Arts and Bachelor of Science. MRS. SALLY PIKE House Mother East Carolina College. REV. LESLIE ROBINSON Chaplain Head, Bible Department Davidson College—A.B.; Union Theo- logical Seminary—B. D., Th. M.; Co- lumbia Theological Seminary. MR. WALTER L. TURNER Head, Department of Mathematics Virginia Polytechnical Institute — B.S.; Ohio State University — M.S.; U. S. Dept. of Agriculture Graduate School; University of Virginia Extension Divi- sion, Norfolk, Va. MRS. EMILY STARK Director of Music Nurse Pineland College; Chowan College—B. M.; New York School of Music and Art. MR. RALPH L. WARREN Science Duke University—A. 8B.; East Caro- lina College—M. A.; University of North Carolina. MR. REYNOLD STONE English West Virginia Wesleyan College; Marshall College—B. A.; Ohio Univer- sity. CAPT. FREDERICK WOLF Foreign Language College of Puget Sound—A. B.; Uni- versity of Washington — Graduate Work; East Carolina College—M. A. ACR R DV ease AON DE aye inaNile Unpacking . . . the initial task . . . inevitable as demerits, unavoidable as the O.D. . . . the neces- sary prelude to arranging your closet, moving the furniture, meeting your roommate the many little things that will establish you in the room that is your home for the coming months . . . the activ- ities performed, not according to schedule, but ac- Room-mate cording to necessity or preference, despite exciting distractions. Then, having experienced the first demands of campus society, you attend to immediate financial matters . . . a sizable sum, hard on the budget... . but investment, not. New Friends Introduction to New Books MAS ERG Eee LOIN just expenditure .. . your first contact with the ad- ministration . . . choice of classes . . . room assign- ment ... everything seems new Orientation of Students Schedule of Classes 13 ORIENTATION Through these gates... . Anxious anticipation . . . Cu- rosity and expectation... . New Friends ... . New Books . . . and New Sugroundings. f } qa ' y : � t ’ ; x ; and a call home First leave First inspection 15 First Fitting First Issue A Trip To The Barber The Mail At Last 7 SCENES AROUND Inspection “’Rec’’ Room Ping Pong Dorm Life 1 re ee a Seerero ii, ti ths A THE UNDISTURBED SERENITLY 20 OF OUR Cbd dp001n Science Lab Term Paper Research English! 2) THE TENSE EX GiigiaM range s For Two! Jeffers Jump SEE, 22 The Cubs Rebounding Sac key: Frederick’s Mermen In Action 23; Personal counselling... Academic proficiency .. . Character guidance... Sportsmanship .. . Combine and mold 1H Eevee ere 24 Chapel Choir Feederich Colloge 25 mae LIVITIES MILITARY BALL 28 Procession Intermission 30 Queen Candidates Queen Candidates Bey Revels 1 akth@:P LOH AT A YE AK We: AHD! EF sywance LEREAEE, Ouye ECxfERTEACES HELE Bl P THE FuaAl we'us HAD, frisbee HAVE THE SPARTAN Poet ee LE EE T SHACC Ste You AGAY NEXT 4k. Lo: 3 sacniesnonecapenconeenee } Editors Ralph Copland Frederick Clontz Sponsor Mr. Preston Doyle Picture Check by Lee Fentress and George Mallard How do other colleges do it? Quick! Type it before it cools. Where’s the dictionary Try to pretend you’re studying! FREDERICK ANNUAL 35 IN E Was ee agli Sale Askar FREDERICK SHIELD 37 cortece CLASSE Forest E. Jernigan 40 Pye oes Sa OA Edwin R. Smith BE Cam SOPHOMORES pethonpe Coffee time for Sophomores and Sponsor 41 RE SE VGE aN Thomas Moody, treasurer; John Clayton, president; Thomas Perry, vice-president; David Day, secretary. 42 Kurt E. Ankrom Alton J. Ackiss John Henry Allen Raymond |. Askew Gary Bill Backus R. Lewis Armistead 43 James R. Bauserman Donald B. Bass ) ° AY r] Pea a5 Bi 2 3 2 S ees i Bruce R. Best James N. Bledsoe Edward L. Baynor 44 Marvin Gray Boyd Sanford Bleier Charles T. Bond a Gary P. Bradley Charles J. Bruce Richard Clay Boyd 45 Gary W. Callahan John J. Bucher Maurice L. Byrd Clarence R. Cates Tod E. Christian Thomas M. Camp 46 Lonnie B. Clements Henley W. Churn Frederick A. Clontz ) Thomas E. Collins Robert A. Cline 47 Ronald J. Cravedi Charles R. Conover, Jr. James S. Dick Dallas S$. Darnell 48 William T. Faville Wayne E. Edwards Jerry S. Ellis James A. Foy Philip T. Garrett a { g ye! y ) yh d “UA (e- $e ihe Figueiredo wr fe 4 | 2 ad 2 ai 49 ot Lyndal K. Jones David L. Johnson Bennie W. Jones Johnny G. Kennemur Richard H. Keubler L. James Kennedy John M. Leinenbach William Kittrell Charles S. Komer Graham S. Lowery 4 4 -_ 4 i Fe @ 5] John H. Gayle Harry Lee Goddin ANNA 4 J [ q Jee hea been oa eafak a ean, WCA Song 2 OF gered dee Zhe 4 Ly KGAA ; Nathan T. Hardee Thurmond G. Gough James Garland Grimes 52 Wallace R. Huffman ae Alfre WHin av oe oe x £7, cee : Peed Robert E. Howe Ty E. Joe Jeffers Reginald O. Hughes 53 George Osborne Mallard Vincent Luck Linwood D. Maddrey Eugene T. McKay Joseph M. McKee Lege tay 54 phe Thomas T. Moody Charles K. Medlin Claude L. Miltier Lawrence W. Oliver Wayne R. Morgan 55 Baill of LMR Lo whip Welter. LH ravi foros T pf eg Phe . y TY, tes Thomas A. Perry William J. Parker Jefferson D. Parris a’ Mickey M. Phillips Kenneth E. Raper John M. Phillips 56 Harold Ray Russell John A. Randall Charles E. Ricks ae Ge 28h! de Ah? f) li AL , 4 he ieee jl A Steve J. soipeey V ; f Vj Creamor Scarborough Michael R. Vanture Rudolph Tadey Thomas J. Thompson Joel L. Waterfield HWestbrook oS Harold E. Waiton 58 Harold G. Wise G. Curtis Womble James G. Wilson O. Larry Woodhouse 59 Wayne C. Wilborn S. Butch Woolston Sn) Ne — Pisin inten en Amato, Edward Amato, Stephen Brady, Patrick O. HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS Branch, Richard A. 62 Bruce W. Brett Kenneth C. Childers Lee Fentress William M. Forrest Davis H. Gray Green, Arthur B. Charles Goldsmith John G. Herring 64 Ted W. Hassell Samuel B. Hughes Ray C. Hudgins Thomas S. Holland 65 George E. Johnson 66 Ralph H. Johnson Kirk, Herbert M. Thomas F. Lawson Frank D. Lea Nicholas W. Malta Marshall, Harrell J. 67 Nicholas S. Michaels 68 Louis O. Miller Patrick O. Orndorff Q can ad we a Cre de c Thomas L. Scott Bobby W. Shearin William P. Tarkington Thomas T. Vann Robert Ra Westbrook t L A fp 69 Vincent H. Witcher Olen C. Woodroof Fred S. Hathaway Thomas Hyatt William F. Ellis 70 JUNIOR CIB yaaa) | John T. Atkinson Jack T. Baines Joseph W. Bonney 7) Charles |. Bowman George A. Christie Allen T. Boyd ; ; | : ; Roland W. Cuddy Judson D. Bryant Thomas O. Daneker Martin J. Forbes Alvin E. Hebert Gordon E. Evans Ernest L. Haywood William C. Eisenbeiss Homer F. Godwin ue) George H. Heilig Nathaniel E. Jones Claude C. Hill Eric L. Kelly 74 John B. Jard Harvey D. Kester Johnathan H. Lindsay David A. Lyon William D. Lemke J. Paul Luck Frederick J. Lewis Harold F. Littlefield us) Walter L. McGee ) Herman H. Nichols William W. Moore John S. Overman Douglas E. Morgner Raymond P. Saunders 76 Don C. Smith Gary W. Woodham Joseph M. Sciscent Charles F. Vorhees Ronnie H. Saunders Larry W. Trent lal Douglas S. Wilson Billy’ L. Williams wf Ltia dé 78 la a 2 2 é ttZz+4ds Wayne E. Winningham 79 Don T. Bailey Jerry E. Boovy Stuart R. Bryant Kenneth R. Carey Robert E. Chapman Clinton O. Crawford Ronald E. Edwards Barry L. Childers William L. Elder Carter Coupland Richard E. Festa J. Stanley Furman Milburn A. Guard James L. Gwaltney Currie C. Hall ras Oe POOR beClASS SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Richard C. Hibbard William B. Hoover Carroll N. Lane Joseph D. Leo Albert J. Leary David A. Leary James R. Leary Monte Leighton Barry R. Mandell Herbert W. Martin Maynard D. West Charles L. Miller Ronald K. Miller Bob Newnam Tom Newnam Leonard F. Reppert Bonner M. Smith Alvin P. Soux Byron C. Stinson Billy W. Taylor Louis Temple David B. Thompson Jonney R. Turner Don F. Tyler John R. Viar Raymond L. Watson James R. White Henry W. Wroton Jack E. Olden Thomas D. Stevenson 84 “Charge It.’’ 85 Thomas E. Arthur Joseph R. Baden Donnie E. Baines Kenneth |. Billue Gherman C. Briggs Jay W. Brothers Herman L. Butt, Jr. Joseph D. Carr Michael D. Charnberlain. Michael T. Connor Lawrence W. Crocker Charles M. Gafford pee b Raw ola ANB Ee ASS Class officers, Wood, Markwith, and Scholz discuss plans with their advisor, Captain Wolf. William H. Garrison William S. Hamric Hubert D. Hardy Claude Thomas Holland Robert D. Hutson Donnie V. Jett R. V. Johnson Jarvis A. Keel Howard S. Markwith DeWitt R. True James W. Perkins Ronald W. Scholz David P. Trout Charles W. Rawls Paul A. Sharp Grayson W. Walker William H. Roberts Thomas J. Wood FREDERICK COLLEGE SONG In the state of old Virginia, down tidewater way; State where many noble, great men first saw light of day; State of our own ‘Alma Mater,”’ Frederick College dear; There to learn lifes values true and overcome our fear; There to learn our best to live, our hearts to never sear; Hail, we hail thee “Alma Mater’’ Frederick College dear. God bless thee, God keep thee Frederick College dear. Amen. Thurmond Gough Guard Richard Kuebler Guard Ga I on Jack Connolly a Center iti 5 Jerry Ellis [leat G PI VE Guard = _ Py Cee Nick Malto | : we eS Guard ™ —— 71 John Allen x Center James Foy Forward David Day Forward Joe Jeffers Forward Sandy Bleier_ Forward E. V. Meadows Coach Skeet Jernigan Center Ray Russell Guard Dallas Darnell Guard 93 FREDERICK LIONS First Row: Nick Malta, Guard; Dallas Darnell, Guard; Thurmond Gough, Guard; Richard Kuebler, Guard; Ray Russell, Guard; Second Row: James Long, Manager; James Foy, Forward; Jerry Ellis, Guard; Sandy Bleier, Forward; Johnnie Phillips, Mana- ger; E. V. Meadows, Coach; Third Row: John Allen, Center; Jack Connolly, Center; Skeet Jernigan, Center; David Day, For- ward; Joe Jeffers, Forward. 94 Frederick College 76 .. Frederick College 70 Frederick College 70 Frederick College 66 ... Frederick College 71 .. Frederick College 79 Frederick College 52 Frederick College 69 Frederick College 95 Frederick College 84 Wilmington College 89 . Campbell College 78 Wilmington College 78 Chowan College 52 . William Mary Frosh 74 N. N. Apprentice 53 1958-’59 SEASON RECORD Frederick College 58 Frederick College 55 Frederick College 61 Frederick College 72 Frederick College 72 Frederick College 78 Frederick College 61 ..... Frederick College 63 . Atlantic Christian J.V. 56 Richmond Frosh 80 Frederick College 68 Duke Frosh 70 ... Oak Ridge Military 68 Louisburg 58 ... Oak Ridge Military 56 _ William Mary Frosh 65 Campbell College 59 MELBA EDWARDS GWEN LAUGHON PHYLLIS MARLOWE JANET CORPORALE ROSEMARY LAUGHON—CHIEF CHEERLEADER 96 TENSE EXCITEMENT 97 HIGH SCHOOL BASKE PBAL Pare 98 1958 SEASON RECORD Frederick 34 .... Frederick-32).5...-. Frederick 40... Frederick 30... . Frederick 28... Frederick 31 Frederick 58... . Frederick 25° 2 Frederick Frederick -. ee Oscar:Smithis9. Norfolk Catholic 52 oe otePaulseos St. Vincent’s 59 ... St. Vincent’s 44 .... Granby Shamrocks 28 99 Barry Robinson 41 Norfolk Academy 48 St. Paul’s Norfolk Academy HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL Coach Franklin 100 Se =S VICTORY FOR FREDERICK Seem Peete = ES = = ee Frank Lea John Atkinson Joe Lea Olin Woodroof Carter Coupland Lee Fentress Herman Butt Alvin Hebert Butch Woolston Mike Vanture — Manager Neil Bledsoe — Timer Don Smith — Timer Mr. Preston Doyle — Coach JO PORE ENV RUENG: 8 DOUG PLAY SOT SWIM ALON SHOES ON POOL DECK cohwanneans e CAMPUS STUDYING? 106 OLOGY “But Mr. Blanchard, why can’t my son come home if he has demerits?”’ 107 CAMPUS 2 CAL Jets Bie SEU DEES 108 TE AGE ERS GRADES 109 CAMPUS Dean Cox arranges a schedule Mr. Doyle, Faculty Advisor 1] ONLIOXE NE — ee ee ee eee 112 OLOGY WHAT Satellite 6% 113 = a — i 114 CAMPUSOLOG Y CHRISTIAN STUDENT UNION First row: Joel Waterfield, Thomas Moody, David Day, Frederick Clontz. Second row: Thomas Wood, Robert Chapman, John Jard, William Forrest. 116 Chea REL Reverend Norwood Davis, Pastor of Frederick College 117 118 t)) Major William Angel Assistant Commandant Lt. Colonel Henry H. Church, Commandant 122 MrSaea Ve Secretary Meadows : | | 123 Inspection Miss Linda Kay Mallard Sponsor Benjamin Earl Harrison: Cadet Lt. Colonel Battallion Commander Battallion Staff Creamor Scarborough Cadet Ist Lieutenant S—4 Miss Henrietta Smith Sponsor 125 Miss Betty Carol Moore Sponsor Forest E. Jernigan Cadet Captain Adjutant See eeerers ey Cadet 2nd Lt. John G. Herring Commander Drum and Bugle Corps Daal as Racin Drum and Bugle Corps Gwen Laughon Sponsor ae eye F Miss Nance Saunders Sponsor “A” Company 127 Cadet Capt. Edwin R. Smith Commander “A” Company = Q oO 3 s one Bs SF z z fas = 5 UO E We 6 e) ld iz =] Qa = a Se) fe) ® ee 2 IS ts cS fe 2 8 z+ o 9 toa en cp aa Pe sath U0 ne E = 8 5 oh ts Oo 35x ORO RS re ee Miss Sandra Ward Sponsor 2nd PLATOON ‘‘A’’ COMPANY Cadet Ist Lt. Gary B. Backus Commander 2nd Platoon “A” Company Miss Carolyn Outlaw Sponsor 3rd PLATOON “A’” COMPANY Cadet 2nd Lt. Harold Wise Commander 3rd Platoon “A” Company Miss Jean Copeland Sponsor “B’ COMPANY Cadet Capt. Thomas T. Moody Commander “’B’” Company Miss April Brockmyer Sponsor 1st PLATOON ‘’B’” COMPANY 132 Cadet Ist Lt. F. Lee Fentress Commander 1st Platoon ““B’’ Company 2nd PLATOON “B’’ COMPANY Cadet 2nd Lt. James S. Dick Commander 2nd Platoon “B Company Miss Alice Sharpe Sponsor 133 Cadet Ist. Lt. Robert E. Chapman Commander, 3rd Platoon “B’’ Company 3rd PLATOON ’’B’’ COMPANY Miss Faye Belcher Sponsor Miss Anne Barber Sponsor “C’ COMPANY Cadet Capt. John A. Clayton Commander “C’’ Comp ny Cadet Ist. Lt. William W. Forrest Commander, Ist. Platoon “C’” Company Ist PLATOON “C’’ COMPANY 136 Miss Barbara Nobles Sponsor Sponsor 2nd PLATOON “’C’’ COMPANY 2nd Lt. Donnie E. Baines Commander, 2nd Platoon “C” Company Miss Edna Earle Andrews Sponsor 3rd PLATOON, ’’C’’ COMPANY 138 Cadet Ist Lt. George O. Mallard Commander, 3rd Platoon “C’’ Company Weapon familiarity, Sighting in, On The Line. it ” pe f hay Ps cc, hs beow a plessvse “24 Aawn uTOGRAPHS | fy ae $0 fins hcl: ; ; «Dae ie ws if eS aS Le CO across he £ tn ol! Bay lor poles Aeal a ery Ca nee oe (Z ae appnocsialed if when Te 65¢6 Ho CoA @ pa Ko wa Av, yep 4g = td y VA xP ok me im the meddle of the agh7 and fared, gi at “tc hoot a. 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