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D03S i SPECIAL COLLECTION LD 3061 .L3i 25 H3 I960 f l?ll401 SPECIAL COLLECTION ckey dry 3nager c -2-. o r ewo r before we, the class of I960, leave lenoir rhyne ' s campus, we must stop to inspect the changes made during our stay here, four jears have passed; four years which have been the continuation of a development project begun ten years ago. during the fifties, the face of lenoir rhyne has changed, new buildings have sprung up on spots which were once merely the crossroads of cross-campus paths; new faces have come and gone; a new style of campus government has been proposed— ♦i t government which can one day be a - ' i governing of students by students, we have watched this with interest and participation. now as we leave at the end of one decade and the beginning of another, we review this decade of change, considering its present worth and what it will mean to future graduation classes. but this is lenoir rhyne I960 — a year in 3|t . which we have strived and worked for the realization of the ideas and plans rooted in the past years. growth was the keynote of I960, we were growing with a specific purpose in mind, for this sixth decade of the twentieth century had special meaning for us. sixt} ' years stained with war have passed; forty years of possible peace lie ahead, and for this we were working, within us there was a certain feeling; there was the realization that this ■year was not just another year — we were standing at the ' ' inning of a new era. we were standing at the threshold of the progressive ' 60 ' s ■. . mauney music k cinic ' yiiniiisiiim niiuQcs science hiiiJdiuo ui ' niQcs science JuiihiitiQ e. iiinuroe ciiiditnrntui aiiclitc vinroiiii doiinitorv ■j nf nrJ ' j riiincisiiiiii I I a look at lenoir abstracts rhyne ' s p- ?. vwurnc aiiditnriniu the oU well 4 UKII gtlll cllil IJIlliil) vi ' niiics scieuee hiiihiino dedication 9 administration 10 SHUFORD GYMNASIUM 16 student government 1° who ' s who 24 organizations 26 honorary fraternities 32 Freshmen 35 P. E. MONROE AUDITORIUM 40 the lenoir rhynean 42 the 1960 hacawa 44 religion 47 greeks 51 commercial class 65 MORGAN DORMITORY 68 cheerleaders ' 0 tootball 71 basketball i 77 baseball 81 other sports 83 sophomores 85 MINGES SCIENCE BUILDING 90 fraternity sponsors 92 homecoming queen 4 miss lenoir rhyne 95 may queen 96 maid of honor 97 may court 98 junior class 101 MAUNEY MUSIC BUILDING 108 best all around 1 10 seniors HI in memoriam 139 snaps 140 mr. dedicatee we found him in the husiness world— w handclasp eased by a merry twinkle, his laymond m. strunk searching— for strength, seeking— for character, we find . . . humbh ' we dedicate this book to professor strunk, our friend, our e- ample, and our guide. ' - found him in community life— we found him in campus activities, his genuine sincere appraisals, his constant interest endear him always to each of us. cd«in I. betzlcr a.m., litt.d. dean of college and registrar uiHt r. cromcr preiideut admin president ' s message in the years ahead when you speak of lenoir vhyne as your alma mater, may it be indicati e ol the attachment and devotion implicit in this term which literally means fostering mother. the paramount |iurposc of the college is to foster, encourage and cissist each student in the full attainment of his potential for growth and service, realizing the process has only begun, your alma mater follows you into the future with high confidence and ex- pectation. may your hacawa, having recorded some of the associations, acti ' ities, and achievements of college davs, scr e to strengthen the ties with ahna mater and with all who haw walked together within her ;(7lls, C( m]ius antl iii lls. Irjnk h hretz m a ilcciii (■) students tJitli knipi •ill ndnmsiniis sccicliu i i s f r a t i o n laura I bow den dean, uniuen tesidcu lillian blue niceatbern s Jcn luad sJnufJL, I, all annie lea lent lis llllK.K fi £«•;!() ei s ' .ca L ' ( 7I 1 nirs ne )rge h. ballard cut head. ntzl all hanley h. painter a.b., m.a. rcjident head, highland hall everctt i. son. jr. a.b. dean, lueii ' s residences paiiline F. sox ilK ' rvisoy, student cente superintendent o hiiildini: and grounds li(imcr re;4inald yrcenholt jim t. hamilton a.b., ph.d. a.b.. m.a. history pltysicul cilucatinn da ill . p. cliou b.s., pb.d. clicniiilry thiinias h. blackburn m.a. luulln-iu.itic ' i bans gerhardt heymann wade frankbn hook kennetb b. lee m.a., ph.d. a.b., b.d., m.a., ph.d. m.mus. e;ig is j sociology music department faculty. mabel aderholdt a.b. (iss slnDl lihniriait aileen aderholdt a.b. librarian Mildcmars t. bernards m.a., ph.d. asii ' .tant professor of ■ireck and latin mill blackwclder kathcrine w. brando associate professor associate professor William p. brandon russell e. brown m.a. trances a. bretz b.a., m.a. associate professor of a.b., m.a. assistant professor of of history of history and government government and history instructor in education economics .-iV A ■v- ' M k mM george w mccreary a.b., a.m. husiness, education waiter t b.d., a.m. french and I . nau , ph.d. oernian georoe richard patterson m.ed. education and psycJiohgr paul a. reichle m.s., m.a. physic, dorus paul rudisill b.d., s.t.m., ph.d. hible and philosophy archie davis shaftesburv ph.d. biology 1 e a ( i s William rowe wca ' er m.a., ph.d. Spanish • •I960 robin f. gatwood b.s., m.a. associate professor of niu ' iic beulah propst frady instructor in drawino and crafts hattie r. fowler m.a. associate professor of education jane macleed clenseur bettv pitts cooke ph) -His f . copeland louise eggleston vida mauney fetner assistant librarian a.b. a.b.. m.a. a.b., m.a. b.mus. instructor in Spanish insti ■uctor in english instrttctor in english instructor in piano J ' — i ' i±-M mar ' Campbell gray b.a., m.s. ' P ' ' ' W associate professor of ,k hioJoe.y 5;:Yf5; is o niar m. reenlee isd iiclor ill education [olm miller grier a.b.. a.m., ph.d. associate professor of modern languages Nvilliam ll,)vj !,am,lt..n ah., m.a. ni.:nuu,rnii,l,vsicul ■dsL-levanb..vle .b., m.a. ssislaul prujessarof ' coiiiniiic tinil iiccuunli su aniif kraniL-r jeffers a.b., m.a. instructor in eiigli li and dramatics IcstL-r tl. keasey b.d., m.a., ph.d. associate professor of sociology and religious studies ralph h. lyerly li a.b., m.a. assistant professor of english faculty a.b., m.a. instructor in education IS ' J OIIll (III til do von realizu the far-reaching ramifications of that ijiiestioii? cnehuffman painter iessie broadbent norman a. punch a.b. instructor in commercial branches and assista tt coach thelma rast instructor in m.mus. physical education assistant professor of music William biirder wells a.b., m.a. instructor in phyiical educnlii and basketball coach I960 roy r. ullinan m.a.. pli.d. professor of education ■■ill the I.I.I li ama lee ritchie instractcn ' in matheiiialics Steve monroe shuforcl a.b., m.a. assistant professor of commercial branches Florence Virginia shuford a.b., m.a. iiistractor in mathematics William dula tuttlc a.b., m.ed. assistant professor of economics and accoiintini harriet elizabeth thornton secretary to dean of ltulents raymond m. strunk b.s., m.bus.adm. assistav.t professor of biisitiess lulniinis ration clarence stasa ' ich b.s., m.a. director of athletics and head football coach belen m. stabler m.mus.ed. associate professor of voice, organ, music education dorothy undcrdmvn simmons a.b.. m.s. instructor in biolooy Julian f. smith b.s., m.s., ph.d. assistant professor of chemistry and mathematics «  «« J ♦ SHU FORD- GYMNASIUM t student government li ' iioir rlniu ' sIirIciiIs met new challenges anti re- sponsibilities this eai as complete student go ernment was put into operation lor the First time, student govern- ment has as its base the students themselves, they both nominate and elect their student body officers and rep- resentati es to the student cabinet, resilient men and women elect the hall c ommission whose duty it is to enforce rules ot coiuluct among ciormitorv students, the da commission pcrlorms a similar lunction among the commuting stiRknts. the student court, the highest stu- dent judicial bocK . is composed ol the student body officers and one cabinet representatix ' c of each class, student gov- ernment seeks to perpetuate high standards of conduct, to protect the rights of each student, and to maintain an atmosphere suitable for diligent study and wholesome social activitx . a total of 66 men and women held various student government positions this year, their actions dur- ing the pcriotl when student government was in its in- fancy were characterized by boldness in order that the constitution might be effectively enforced and by caution in order th.it a solid foundation might be provided for the hilurc. lohimv tisher jvesidciit bill sigmon ricc-preside;!t jane pope secretary-treasurer student cabinet JtiM iluL 1 fisher si.i;m.)n IKipc .1 nders. m barthdliimcw brouk hackman hamm iviv kani]-c 1 ;arrik er li ' eniJ(iod inccrorie mcka ' mcswain moretz inurph nslesbee pugh ste ensi n ullman vvhitley the Student cabinet is that group of elected rcpic- the cabinet is the voice of the student body, concerned sentati es of the student body which is ' ested with uhi- with the welfare of all students . . . full-time and part- mate authority in matters go- -erning student organizations. time, resident and commuting. Student court the student court is the highest judicial bod ol sibilit) ' of a court system, lenoir rhync men and women student go ernmcnt. through the court the students dis- show themselves to be mature voung adults, the student cipline and judge themseKcs. in assuming the respon- court exemplifies true student government at lenoir rhvne. t hall commissions left t ider temple, noblett. allran, sloop, barger, smith, uhitley. the two hall commissions, one for the men ' s dormitories and one for the women ' s dormitories, are responsible for assisting in dormitory adminis- tration and supervision, they are separate student go ernmentaI agencies, elected by and from the membership of the house councils, with the au- thorit} ' to try students charged with violations of dormitory regulations, their purpose is to promote tranquility among the students in the dormitories, the commissions also aid the dormitory staff per- sonnil so that, within each dormitory, the ma.ximum lellowship ami cooperation ma be achieved. iola, hurlocker, Irve, mccrorie, keiidriLk first row. burgess, cooper, costner, allran. second temple , noblett, vvright. seated: pflieger, mitchum, swartz, mccrorie, bethune. stand- ing: viola, hurlockcr, iohnston, frye, shook, koontz, deese, bostian. house councils the house councils are the governing bodies in each individual dormitory, members of the coun- cil are elected by the dormitory residents and are responsible for the conduct and welfare of all. their duty is to uphold a high standard of lixing in the dormitories. Jcft to right: smith, hickman, russell, anderson, whitley. © 19 seated: voder, treed, sloop. standing: anderson, barger, obenschain. first row: kendrick, newsome. second roir: Stanley, midgett, teague. n WM t day commission Icfl Id mj it Larroll bartholomevv, pat uUman, bill sigmon, carol livengodd. Ice kanipi the clay commission is the go erning body lor cla students at lenoir rhyne as is the hall commission lor dormitorx students, the day commission is made up ol the day student membership of student cabinet, through the day commission da students arc encouraged to be come an integral ]iart ot lenoir rhyne and to bencFit from her e ' ery opportunit) ' . Student publications comnnittee the committee on student publications accepts the candidates for nominations and considers the required academic standing for editor and business manager of all student publications, the committee is also responsible for the existing student publications and evaluates the need for additional publications, problems encountered by the publication staffs are brought to the committee for discussion and solution, the committee on student pub lications is comprised of the heads of the student publi- cations, the president of the student body, the president of iota epsilon omega journalistic fraternity, the college business manager, the dean of students, and a faculty represcntatiw from the english department. left to right, seated: marchiiin. lauscm. itaiuhu O. rsJi t t: t f 5 t • t it-i ' V t.i t « left to right, first rotv. triplett, engelhard, reid, Harrington, hahn, white, hofiFman, davenport, second row. arnold, engelhard, bozeman, tienken, mcswain, abernethy, gray, kuuskraa, wilhams. third row: cloninger, foster, quinn, sloop, keister, Cornelius, coHins, Hastings, barr. fovrth row: bisanar, biawley, copley, garrison, nichols, rickmond, lefFler, brotherton, sherrill. amonci .f :Bt m f- ii M sixteen students were eliosen in 1959 by an anonymous committee who felt these students were vorthy to be included among the thousands oF out- standing student leaders From other amcrican col leges and universities. • bob blob favcttcxille, n. c. • lanicc cariiciitcr arcniont. n. c. • david keck hickory, n. c. • iohnny fisbcr spartanburs. s. • emily ke raleish, n. I Virginia hamm Iccsvillc, s. c. • don knceburK ashevillc, n. c. ■or !!Olieciie!S who ' s who selections are based on the stu- dents college activities, leadership, scholarship, at- tention to academic matters, contribution and serv- ice to the institution, and future possibilities of leadership and service. • sary safrit Salisbury, n. c. • rosemerr ' knnntz • mart swartz kannapolis, n. c. palmyra, pa. • kcrinit turner lincdlntim, n. c. • elaine lawson hickorv, n. c. I hankie mccrorie charlotte, n. c. • loe ann marchion miami, fla. • henry mckay savannah, oa. t a ca p pe 1 1 a choir H practice to perfection seems to be the attitude of lliis lamoLis sixt ' oice combination of musical beautv. tutored by professor lee, this s;rou]i presented skillfull} ' not only its chris ' .mas pros ram on the cam]ius but also concerts in other cities, recognized nation-wide for its musical ability, the lenoir rhyne a cappclla choir illustrates a aried range in interpretation. professor kcnneth directiir officers president— chaAes brown I ' j ' ce president— John merck .st ' crcdjn ' rcnsnrt ' r— barbara deal c h7j:i ( ;;— phil deese n f( nf;cr— don kneehurg left to right, first row: cotfey, conraci, kester, morct ,, barker, karrikcr, barriiiKcr, harnhardl, mcliiiw, cfird, herion, whittecar, liamm, sloop, teague, lockrow. second row. carpenter, vvhitley, lippard, anderson, rollins, bittinger, Iduttz, kendall, mauscr, deal, roberts, weaver, hollar, cheatham, muUinix, efird. third rov. ' : ramseur, newsome, beck, iddings, land, pflieger, keck, bruce, thompson, brown, deese, carpenter, fourth row. kneeburg, brooks, simmons, counts, merck, wise, eckard, ridenhour, oglesbee, mullinix, viola, Harmon, patty kluttz, sallic karriker. pats kcster c i tf ] iiil h uiiii ti ii inii su_, s professor robin gat wood director the band I H though not quite sixt ' in number, the 1959-60 edition of the Ir band displayed the enthusiasm and spirit reminisecnt of the former famous days of the snappy sixty. from tlris talented group, linda loekrow and don kneeburg were lionored as members of an all north state band, trips to western Carolina and appalachian, new uniforms, and the thanksgiving half-time show will long Ix ' remembered bv this faithful groiii-i. left to right, first rmv: loekrow, hollar, bisanar, kluttz, ullman, link, second row. murph, Hoffman, temple, harrington, harmon, garrison. carpenter, keister, mitchell, league, kester, white, barger. third row: roberts, mauser, bailey, karriker, eckard, pflieger, tapper, lingle, arnold, keever, phillips, sigmon, beckerdite, wright, foster, fourth rmv: alien, grover, finger, gatwood, lutz, kneeburg. standing: noah, robinson, waiters, eakcr, viola, roland, obenschain. safrit. [27] the y playmakers IHl under the direction (if li el mrs. charlcs jeffers, the playniLikerb ol Icnuir rlnnc presented such successes as (iin Idwn and the hreakini; oF the bread. excellent actin h miriam obcnschain, kermit turner and seth eckerd keynoted the year, aided by the continued support ot statue crews and publicitv committees, the no ice actors and actresses repeated the superlati e perlormances of past years. cress, land, standing: deese, carpenter, bopp, ger, sloop, mcswain, ruoss, ray, deal, pflieger. forensics BH for the third conscciitixc car, the Icnoir rhvne debaters scored a triumph at the appalaehian mountain forcnsie tournament. professor bud brown director directed hy professor russell lirown, eterans south athintic lorensje lournameiu and a special judie bittinger, John cress and pat ullman asserted session with the debatino team from har ard. themselves in other tournaments, lenoir rhyne ' s own iitthiii: professor brown, stniuliu : judie bittinger, george lingle, davc pfliegcr, John cress, bob land, ben huddle, irginia hamm. ' T ' - ■y i |8 . ' l iP iiP memhers of the elementary teachers asso- ciation are given valuable lessons in handling children, this gronp enjoys an annual Christ- mas program presented by grammar school children. II broader view uf the prohlenis and situations in other countries is obtained by those in this organization, not only are other countries studied but world problems, in general, are discussed in i. r. c. the f. t. a. encourages future teachers to become belter ac- quainted wnth their profession, the solution of teaching problems, how to find a position, plus teaching experience fall into the discussions of these future teachers. open to all. the music club encourages tippreciation of good music, members are given the opportunity to exercise their musical talents. only future music teachers hold mendjership in m.e.n.c. keeping pace with and practicing music education ' s latest achieve- ments are its main objectives. the kampus luits, lenoir rhyne ' s own dance hand, are recog- nized state-wide for their musical interpretation, this year they have played fw the college ' s christmas dance and dances at other nearby colleges and towns. [30] ftmerica ' s f u |., , iinplcniciilini; Irs lamilv stvic meals are the din ing hall waiters and waitresses, getting the food on the tables, serving the students during the meal, and clean- ing up afterwards is the daily cycle for this crew who also serve various civic and community organizations in ihe hickorv area. left to right, seated: whittecar, link, Connelly, waiters, .tandUig: moose, ramseur, huddle, brooks, Johnston, bloh, cc piigh, troutman, mccarter, hoffner, kagey. grading papers, reading to professors, typing sten- cils, mimeographing, painting, working in the auditorium, helping in biology and chemistry labs— these varied jobs are performed for professors by these students who work as faculty assistants. left to right, first row. safrit, stacey, dozier, parham, cooper, jkjiic. second row: mayer, ross, rochow, carter, blackburn, smith, waiters, bozeman. third row: coon, sherrill, obenschain, yoder, andersun, kees, koontz, allran. fourth row: deese, bumgarner, curtis, pflieger, thompson, swartz, moretz. throughout the week these women efficiently ser ' e students by securing for them needed books and mate- rials, checking out books, shelving them, and rounding up o ' er-due ones are also included among the duties of these library assistants. h ' ft t(} right, first row: carpenter, blair. conrad, livengood, hall- man, garrison, cloniger. second roir: roberts, troutman, iohnson, deal, brooks, bopp. t j r( row: romeo, carpenter, costner. recei ing little recognition lor their work, vet e er placing the activities of the college before the public are the members of the public relations staff, their respon- sibilities involve publishing the alumni bulletin, sending out campus information to newspapers and other agen- cies, and generally keeping lenoir rhync spotlighted. left to right, first row: d niillcr, N ' oinit. lawson. ixirkcr, mccrearv. second roii ' : iota epsilon omega iiuistanclinc; work on citlier the iiacawa or tlic Ifiioii rhxncau for one year is n |ireret|Liisite lor membership into this honoraiv joiiriiahstie Iraternitx. s i ' i o r I koont : lie dry kendal k.lti marcliiiin martin miller. pi kappa delta exeeptional dehators, orators and exteni]X)raneoiis speakers are honureil memhership in this elite oroup. alcfav «- y:- N s afx. rj n - rj t U k r ■-ifi y - .«i nau rudisill patterscn aderholdt, a. aderhnldt. ni. bkickwelder bnwiiian brandon crumer ureenholt ,?rier herman keck kneeburo lee mccreary setzler srnitli stasax ' ich turner ullman weaver u Sigma epsilon presided over this ' car by dr. waiter t. nan, nui sigma epsilon is the local honorary scholastic fraternity on the campus, the piiriiosc of this select group is to encourage scholastic excellence. alpha tau kappa members of this local lorensic Irateriiitx ' are those sluc ' .ents inlerested in the field ol ]iublic speaking, participation in at least one ilebate loiunament is a re(.|Liire- ment for membership. bittinger bullard land lingle alpha psi omega mcnibcrsliip in the college ' s beta chapter of this national dramatic Fraternity is based on ahilit and the point svstcm. skill in some phase of theatrical work is characteristic o( its members. Chi beta phi this national fraternity is dedicated to the promotion of interest in science, both interest in science and scholastic a eraoe determine membership in this hon- orary group. n f:i) f il l tf tfl isk artholomew a .. ' io blackburn gopiu niackic shulcnbcrger abernath baker bouknight bullard chi chou counts co. Hilton buss jacumin iohnston long moretz powell reichle ritchie shattesbury shuford Simmons smith thiimpson ullmiin wilfong diedricli oylesbee president freshman class robert anderson from summer sophistication to autumn bewilderment, the freshman class, so lately of the pri ' ilegcd, enter lenoir rhyne with the whimsical fancies of adolescence left behind, and an out- wardly cocksure presence of mind that rapidly disappears in the orientation and registration rush, lecture courses bring about the necessity of re-learning the method of learning, and hardly has this lesson sunk in when the dreaded quar- ters take their tolls of high spirits, christmas holi- days bring the welcome return to the bosom of the family, and the first realization of being a college student as separated friends compare notes on college curriculums, new friends, vari- ances in dorm living. then comes the back-to-campus migration and the unbelievable feeling of being a part of things, diffidence begins to disappear, and he can ' t wait to get back, semester exams may dissipate this don .smith, tre:.ii!rer v ' wian mcswain, t ' crdtiiry monica conrad historian rosy glow, but registration isn ' t so foreign, slowly but surely as the second semester wends its way to June, from the freshman cocoon emerges next vear s sophomore butterlK. vne rideniniLir. clutpli •■, r ) n frestimen brenda Joyce abernath ' hickory, n. c. linda frye abernethy lenoir, n. c. robert george anderson decatur, ga. janah lorene annas granite falls, n. c. alicc louise austell concord, n. c. ernest rankin austin gastonia, n. c. Sidney lee basinger concord, n. c, joan marie bauer gilbertsville, pa marjorie carol beckerdite . winston-salem, n. c, id ann benfield hickory, n mary Isabel bennett wadesboro, n judy rebecca bisanar gastonia, ri willa deane host newton, n. linda bowers hickory, n. Sandra jeannene bowman . . granite falls, n. jimmy ray bradshaw drexel, n. James richard brittain hickory, n. rnrul.i anil brittain hickorv. n. claine mauser brooks hickory, n. glenn ralston brooks hickory, n. brenda joy brotherton niooresville, n. barry wayne brown hickory, n. patti browne she lby, n. John david bryson Spartanburg, s. lewis edward bumgarner hickory, n. c. linda carol bumgarner hickory, n. c. phillip lee burns charlotte, n. c. thomas lee burton high point, n. c. lana jo byrd albemarle, n. c. larry eugene caldwoll . . . . niiK)resville, n. c. tod robert caldwell shelby, n laura anne Campbell hickory, n william howard cannon .... kannapolis, n Judith diane carter shelby, n paul efird carpenter albemarle, n irginia beth carswcll valdese, n brenda Joyce church hickory, n. brenda jane clay granite falls, n. |iaul edgar cobb burlington, n. Janet coffey boomer, n. rebecca ann coftey gastonia, n. rebecca adelaide Collins . . . . lincolnton, n. nionica conrad Jacksonville, fla, Carolyn hamrick cornwell. . . . lattimore, n. c brenda lea Courtney shelby, n. c Sophia gail craft hickory, n. c jerry Carroll craig hickory, n. c martha ann dale hickory, n. c martha elizabeth davis concord, n. william e. davis liberty, n. Cornelia katherine deal landis. n. dianne mills deal hickory, n. linda Christine deal hickory, n. david vernon deitz hickory, n. [361 class off danna gay dellinger chcrryxille, n robert wayne dellinger ncwton, n george edward dixon dallas, n Carolyn faye drum maiden, n foye elizabeth dufFy mooresvillc, n rachel elizabeth dulin charlotte, n robert emmett eckard hickory, judy ann english Salisbury, martha mcdowell erwin hickory, cathy raye farabee china gnnc, John rhyne finger dallas. martha little fisher charlotte. patricia ann fleming hickory, bert richard flowers charlotte, Julia anne foster belmont, peggy sue foster concord, maynelle fox hickory, harold ted frve hickory, ronald wayne fye newton, scottie sue gadd hickory, Carolyn melita garrison . . . .morganton, John louis garrovv, ii. .Connelly springs, jean louise gettys clinton, Virginia anne glenn charlotte. gary arlen goodman kannapolis, n. c alice rose gray wadesboro. n. c barbara ellen gross hickory, n. c lee edward grover shamokin, pa margaret elizabeth gulledge .. charlotte, n. c elizabeth Catherine hahn..mt. pleasant, n. c lana kay hallman granite falls, n. c lynn christine hand ' .ira clearwater, fla rose mary hardy hickory, n. c bettie ruth harrill newton, n. c charles thomas harrington . . taylorsville, n. c david lawrence harry, jr gnn ' er, n. c margaret louise harry shelby, george andrew hart, jr elkin, clara sylvia bastings lincolnton, nora helen hatley ale, essie jane heavner lincolnton. Julia alise heavner lincolnton. vance hillary hefner hickory, n Stephen gary herman newton, n becky dianne hewitt maiden, n betty sue biggins hickory, n gary clayton hinkle welcome, n jo elaine hoffman gold hill, n barley Jennings hoke catawba hetty worth hoke hickory elizabeth ann hollar hickory (reda Joyce hollar claremont patsy jo holshouser rockwell iames albert home hickorv [37] freshmen — class O O tv ' ' n o ff c f f - P f 9 O f i % il r-r ■. ' ,; tT f,;] f:! ftrM : f £B i 1 Q 9 p r frank taylor hortcm hickory, n. c. benjamin paul huddle, jr.. tcik ci. iapan david k. huddle newton, n. c. dimald barry hudsun. china grove, n. c. iudy elizabeth hudson . mooresville. n. c. bobbie sue huffman. . . .conoxer, n. c. jerry dean huffman . . . .hickory, n. c. Carolyn elizabeth hunt . .hickory, n. c rex raven icenhour . . taylorsville, n. c thomas allan Jacobs, winston-salem, n. c. robert c. james rural retreat, va thomas hamrick james . .hickory, n. c Judith rave jarrett galax, va ii. byron Johnson, jr richmond, va martha gail Johnson . .taylorsville, n. c james ray joines, jr.. .mooresville, n. c james burton jones, jr... maiden, n. c faye keever lincolnton, n. c yates david keever gastonia, n. c benn ' max kennerly . . .concord, n. c carluth enola kiser ....gastonia, n. c richard h. kimrey . . . .albcmarlc, n. c, sonny koontz mocksville, n. c Judith ann lackey lenoir, n. c ramona anne lafone . . . .hickory, n. c patsy carol lail. .Connelly springs, n. c, georgette elma lampsi. .albemarle, n. c robert e. land . . new Philadelphia, ohii susan meredith latta gretchen ruth lefflcr george s. lineberger . george woodley lingl carol livengood nancy jo long .... . . .hickory, n. . .charlotte, n. . . . hickory, n. ?. . gastonia, n. . . . hickory, n. kannapolis. n. nancv louise lorimer. .burlington, n. c anthony terry lyerly martha f. mauncy . carse oren mcdaniel . . rockwell. cherryville, . ellenboro. susan jane mcgmnis . . . gastonia, n. jerry r. mcintosh .. .granite falls, n. ivian gail mcswain ..albemarle, n. joan finley messick ....hickory, n. martha irene mesimer .kannapolis, n. mary jane michael . . . .charkitte, n. mary kathleen miller . . richficld n. mary link miller hickory, n. sam erwin miller spencer, n. kay frances mills . . . mooresxille, n. vivian wilson mitchell Connelly springs, n. c. james frank moore . granite tails, n. c peggy Joyce murph. .kannapolis, n. c nancy dolores nichols. .batesburg, s. c John gary odom, jr. . . .conover, n. c diedrich d. oglesbee . . . .savannah, ga phyllis anne peeler . . . .hickory, n. c tommy peeler vale, n. c anna ellis perry belmont, n. c. larry phillips hickory, n. c. ray odell phillips. .millers creek, n. c. ivey g. pope .... Connelly springs, n. c. eugene olin price ...taylorsville, n. c. ruie gail price taylorsville, n. c. Stephen barry ramsey . . . shelby, n. c. of ' 63 anne martha rankin . . . sastonia, n Carolyn eleanor ray .... hickory, n elaine ellen reinhardt ..hickory, n page blackwelder reitzel .hickory, n be erly kaye rentz. . . .le.xington. n liiida sue rhoney .Connelly springs n. c honnic rhyne clincr. s. c bill ridenhour rockwell, n. c philip wayne ridenhour. concord, n. c carrol leonard robinson . . gastonia n. c William ezra rodgers, jr. .hickory, n. c betty eula roof. . .granite quarry, n. c clizabeth ann ross gastonia, n. c robert hagan rowland. . mocksville, n. c joan e. ruoss mechanicsburg, pa Constance eloise rudisill. .charlotte, n. c jimmy eugene sain . . iron station, n. c Judith diane scott . . moorcsville. n. c brenda dees sherrill denver, n. c charles lee sherrill hickory, n. c charles payne shirley ... hickory, n. c evelyn louise shrum. .lincolnton, n. c lois elizabeth sigman. . states ' ille, n. rebecca ann sigman . granite falls, n. jerry lee simmons hickor , n. martha holt sink charlotte, n. glenn wayne sipe conovcr, n. allan r. smith hudson. n. Carolyn ruth smith hi ckor) ' , n. donald wayne smith ..salisbur), n. ethelyn smith mt. pleasant, n. brenda faye sprouse. .. .hickory, n. betty pearl steelman ...conover, n. terry gene stokes newton. n. dale gene stoker. north wilkcsboro, n charles douglas stroud .ellenboro, n. c robert william tapper, .boyertown, pa danny carroll thompson. hickory, n. c jeannie edna thompson. .hickory, n. c robert c. thompson ' carbro, w. va kitty kay thornburg dallas, n. c xirginia marie travis. granite la ' ls, n. c helen ruth wagner conovcr, n. mary rheta walsh valdese. n. hallie e. ward.. kings mountain, n. carl wayne warren hickory, n. thomas wilson watkins. charlotte, n. jon kenneth watson dallas, n. linda alice weant ....Salisbury, n. sarah jean webb hickory, n. c jerry hendrix wells canton, n. c Wrginia whalen icard, n. c mary mckamie white ... concord, n. c marilyn e. white., grand rapids, mich John Carroll whitener. . .hickory, n. c John david whitener. . . .hickory, n. c m. irene whitener hickory, n. c doris ann willets. . . . morganton, n. c Carole edith williams. .ellicott city, md pinkney o. wilson, jr., . .valdese, n. c Virginia s. winecoff . . taylorsville, n. c Virginia boger winget . . gastonia, n. c jerry ritchie wise Salisbury, n. c kenneth lamar witherspoon. dallas, n. c willie p. woodie . . . .morganton, n. c william wTight hickory, n. c rachel malinda wyatt. . Salisbury, n. c fornev f. voung, jr hickory, n. c -- f% f r CI i dkM £f ' Ti:ikM % - 1 0k 0 1 C cla ihe lavvson. cdilnr-iii-cliief elizabeth heriim, msociate editor; mjrilMi miller, new: cditon ruth whitttxar, viana ing editor. the I e n o i r the tri.ils .mil iribiihilioiis ol publishing ;i weekly cam- pus newspaper ean lie triiU known to onl those students who li e with the Iciioir rhriieuii. a Hair lor ioiirnalism and the desire to he ereati e keep this s roup ali c to i ' s tasks. the weekl e ele ol getting assignments, seeking the news, eomposing .irtieles to eon e this news, getting pictures, m.iking u]i the paper, and linalK seeing the finished product on Iridav alternoon is well-known to the stall. wh.il to do when stories tlo not come in, when pictures fail to prim, when eop runs short, when the linotype breaks —all these situations ha e been competently handled by elaine in her efforts to get the job accomplished. ann suggs, writer; baib.ii.i allian, proofreader; iudie bit- tinger, feature editor; vick clodfelter, imfer; ben huddle, photographer. icihn correll, art editor; jim martin, writer; emil parker, sports editor; nancy ivey, assistant managing editor. r h y n ea n this ear with the paper hokis iiiciiioriL ' S ot . . . a change to more modern print and hudiii . . . the editor ' s endea ' ors to gi ' e full coverage to e er aspect ol college life . . . the reporters ' efforts to get the big stories . . . emil ' s enthusiasm for co ering the he irs . . . Iiarhara ' s task to correct copv mistakes . . . inhn ' s ahilitx to get sufficient ads . . . fred ' s responsibilities ot getting the papers to the students . . . e er one ' s en|o inent ol lurd- well and curiosit concerning the peisonaliu nl nimbus. ' hate ' er the name— journalism, publishing the paper, or a nose for news —those in ol etl in its pro- duction know it as the lenoir rliriicini ioi a greater lenoir rhvne. business staff assistants seated: linda i uerry. standing: kirb bi ani. linda stDvall, jane pope. )()hn will ii_ business Hinimyci seated: carl thumas, i, Kinm circulation staff left to right: beth swicegood, nancy patterson, james fin- cannon, linda cress. [43] the I960 wlicn it comes to evaluating the hacawa or telling how hard its staff members worked all year, this book will ha c to speak for itselF. we cannot say the hacawa de ' eloped through lighthcarted gatherings in the slop shop; but we do not regret the nights spent nor the time involved in writing and re ising. many times the staff did not only have to fight deadlines; thc ' had to batde the elements as well, it is good to feci wo ha e worked hard, that we have perhaps come closer to our goals. e ery effort has been made to make the 1960 hacawa a book for the students and a credit to lenoir rhyne. only the end product and its reception by the student body can really be the proof of the staff ' s success. w ' c Icel that this yearbook is more than just a pub- lication, it is a chest of memories and your own individual account of the eventful year in which 1. r. was taking tremendous steps toward large scale expansion and prog- ress. )C iinnc marchiDTi lilm-iii chief fust Kur wcncl hardt, portrait editor, s editor; niarih ' n miller n.khotV chief typist; cli ahcth barn oil ' ; -irs4inia hamin. assistant ; Icta kcndall, art editor. left to rii ht: iiant i reek editor; charic sports editor. shidal. nanc ' ixUterson, uj}iai ,er: dee king. [44] h a c a w a when the oxeitement (il i:;i adLi ation has faded and the ranks oi college friends ha ' e thinned, the pleasant association of our college days will continue to live. now we present it to you— part of your life, the best years. left to right, first row. swicegood, car- penter, stacey, davenport, Cornelius, Conrad, second roiv: dozicr, herion, lineberger, co. , isenhuur, Stinnett. henry mcka , photogrnplu tyiiists second row: russell, temple, quinn, cc;oper. first row. mayer, Zimmerman, ibson. [45] mickey dry J ' lisjiiess manager cniL ' rr ' kdontz shtintt hiislness uuiiiager marilyn bi)pp, mimica conrad, joan ruoss sitting: white iddings. standing: bill Coffey, gary allman, gretchen leffler, linda conrad, dorothy kluttz. u x 11 religious council symbolizing oneness in christ, the religious cuLincil unites representatives of all religious organi- zations on campus and coordinates these groups ' activities, through this body, the student is chal- lenged to strengthen and maintain in his total lile the christian principles and ideals upon which lenoir rh nc was founded. the religious council sponsors monthly stu- dent ser ' ices, which offer various means of worship as well as train students for leadership roles in the church, the j. c. cansler memorial fund makes pos- sible the faith and life series, which brings to the college outstanding theologians who probe the cen- tral issues of the christian faith, helping others who are less fortunate is possible through the council ' s cam]ius chest dri ' e. left to right: gary satrit, president; gene beef;, trem- urer; judy yoder, secretary; ned gardner, vice presi- dent. left to right, first row. mayer, goff, abernethy, bolch, harrington, shida second row: harper. Zimmerman, hoffner, professor seagle, safrit, beck, i)d dr. rudisill, riiach. . gardner. [48] diakonian ffellowsliip left t(i Mi if fiiit 1011 siomon, hintzi land lliiul inu rat pHie er wise Luitis tniutman Olid roll ' : smith, mckay, mbinson, dcesc, christian ser ice and fellowship are the two aims oF diakonian fellowship, a campus oroanization for men. providing student leaders for chapel on Wednes- day mornings and joining the ywca to sponsor caroling at christmas are examples of diakonian service to the cam- pus community, many members supply churches in the aie.i as student pastors and as suntla school teachers. fellowship w ith others who plan to enter the min- istry or other chinch occupations is another Facet oi chris- tian growth and expression through this organization. fred hintze is this year ' s president, who scr es along with gene beck, ice president, and bill hoflner, secretarw delw in curtis is treasurer, and yihW tlcesc, chap lain. ( liking to promote christian experiences in lellowship and group li iiig is ilic MiLing women ' s christian association, affiliated with the national ywca, this lag.ini ation meets bi-monthlv for programs of personal, communitv, or national in- terest. contributions of vwca members to student lite include big sister-little sister corres]iondenee and a get-together during freshmen orientation, being co-sponsors with diakonian fellowship for christmas caroling, and helping needy families through gifts of food and clothing. hft to riejit. sitting: mrs. sii . sliicial. iiia c ' r. iinnKTiiian. oder, mrs. gray, first roir; sinitli. biiiwn. bulch, Stinnett, carpenter, th ' iin bur , FdSter. biipp. miller. perr . winyate. durt , cmai. iccoiid row. beckerdite. willets. brawley. biiwen. bastings, booth, t ' ollins, kar- riker. troutman, anderson. third row. elodleltcr. hoHman. withers, barger. white, abernethy. pope, davenport, ross, mills. ywca religious groups lutheran student association affiliated with the lutheran student association of america, which is composed of various lutheran bodies, lenoir rhyne ' s Isa group participates in local, district, and regional activities for lutheran students, meeting each week in the college church for worship, fellowship, and study of pertinent issues, members of Isa seek to strengthen their personal lives through spiritual growth and under- standing, president, gene beck; vice president, gary safrit; secretary, brenda mayer; treasurer, marilyn bopp; fron- tiers chairman, linda jo sloop are this year ' s officers. first row. Hastings, sloop, conrad, beck, mayer, icenhour, karriker, vvhittecar. second row: nichols, bozeman, bowman, miller, thorn- burg, smith, carter, cress, counts, dr. honk. nrietlioclist student movennent while the methodist student is away from his home church, the methodist student movement helps to provide him with opportunities for service and participa- tion in church functions, worship, study, and fellowship are the basic components of msm, which meets bi- monthlv. cliff roach is president, with ginger abernathy as ice president, and tommy sigmon, secretary-treasurer, dr. blackburn and mr. shuford serve as advisors to the group. first row. eaker, sigmon, roach, second row. Zimmerman, aber- nethy, foster, triplett. baptist student union the baptist student union functions as a link be- tween the home congregations of lenoir rhyne ' s baptist students and the first baptist church of hickory, which sponsors the group, through its regular meetings, this or- ganization fosters christian education and encourages church attendance, representatives attend conferences, re treats, and state conventions throughout the year. ned gardner serves the union as president, with hyldrith bolch as vice president, and doris troutman, sec- retary-treasurer. first row. anita rhoney, sara moore, winifred carpenter, hyldrith bolch, ann foster, pat annas, second roii ' : doris troutman, maxine childes, shilda berry, judy lackey, janet coffey, sybil sharpe, lo- retta Johnson, third row. professor hoyle, terrell bishop, ned gardner, jimmy newton, don alien. canterbury association meeting off-campus each Sunday evening at hick- orv ' s church of the ascension is the canterbury association, a religious group for college students sponsored by the episcopal church, round-table discussions stress such topics as worship, stewardship, evangelism, ecumenical relations, and communications, an organization primarily for fel- lowship and study, membership in canterbury is open to students of all denominations, alex viola serves as pres- ident this year. first row. obenschain, barger, mahler, Campbell, second row. Simmons, troutman, curtis, stroud, land, pflieger, viola, Campbell, reichle. f reeks Ir ! president first row: stcelnian, Stephens, garristin. seco}id row: niuir, parham, C(jstn9r, dellinger. ullman. third row: fn ' e, perry, beckerdite, coUins, mitchell. ' - _ - ' ' iril? i _ 1 - .V «t?rbi - V.V tSiia,L ■' _-. : ' . - : -v alpha Sigma kappa alpha sigma kapjia has collected man ' IViiid memories . . . buiklino the homecoming float, treat the bears to victory . . . continuing our organization . . . participating in the new isc rush system ... a banquet at the elk ' s club for the new pledges . . . electing mrs. russell brown as adviser ... all of these are wonderful memories for alpha sigma kappa sisters. baker barbo rudi: boyles carpenter sharpe houser logan withers Icfl to light: rudi: aberncthv. les amies the les amies can look back witli fond memories on . . . experimenting the new rush system . . . rush party at lake hickory— all of which proved successful with the welcoming of fif- teen new sisters . . . hard work on homecoming float the brew that made lenoir rhyne famous . . . Christmas party . . . making christmas merry for a needy family . . . happy to welcome new ad ' isor mrs. hanle ' painter who joins miss shuford in guiding the sisters toward higher goals . . . the famous chorus line opening the best club top hat yet . . . initiation banquet at mulls restaurant . . . sore muscles from participating in intramurals . . . fun at cherry grove beach . . . toiling for the may day skit . . . and our own contribution to may day— barbara Cor- nelius, maid of honor ... all of which made up a -ery successful school year. allran booth brawlev brooks bumgarner cooper Cornelius cox eckard efird hawlev karriker lutz noblett pearson shidal Stinnett temple Zimmerman - % 0 ' - .fttl the philia vear in review yields impressionable memories of . . . sorority seholastic awaril . . . isc membership . . . rush parties climaxed by the iiiiForsjettable hawaiian party at mrs. jiatterson ' s . . . new pledges . . . fraternity sweethearts— leta kendall, miss theta chi, and mary lynn lutz, miss tau kappa epsilon . . . most beautiful homecoming float— nobody makes a donkey of our bears . . . fun at intramural games . . . bear pins— project of the pledges . . . colorful pom-poms for ball games . . . christmas caroling and gifts to a needy family . . . newly re ised constitution and officers elected for year ' s term . . . philia handbook . . . initiation banquet at vvendy ' s . . . new members . . . sorority nightshirts . . . sisters modeling clothes from olsen ' s . . . exciting week end at beautiful lake tahoma . . . best-all-round senior, rose- merry koontz . . . wonderful mixed outings . . . may queen, mary lynn lutz . . . may day dance . . . new pins. barnhardt bopp l)r,.i ii(,ff ck)ninoer edvx ' ards efird freed georgc liackmann herion kees kendall Iduttz koontz kuuskraa lutz moretz Patterson romeo plcdHC class standi}! in,: rent , inrimer. tlulin, bowers, livengood. gadd. kneeling: courtncv. kccvcr, nici ci cr. sphinx those memorable moments the past year brought the sphinx . . . rush parties . . . pharoah ' s dinner at catavvba country club for rushees . . . new members . . . initiation . . . most original homecoming float— we ' re expecting a victory . . . car wash at isen- hour ' s . . . new pins . . . president pat slane who became miss lenoir rhyne ' . . . Janice carpenter elected homecoming queen . . . may day dance . . . outings . . . our ad ' isor, mrs. hamilton. clodfelter Connelly copley kavlor king mahler stovall uUman walker i . . 2 X kappa Sigma kappa kappa sigma kappa became Icnoir rhync ' s first national fiatcrnit in the fall (il 1 )50. the ksk code of conduct contains obligations for the bro;heis to reflect the human qualities which the fraternity holds jiaramount— integrit ' , iovalt ' , social poise, physical fitness, and leadership. the brothers of kappa sigma kappa alue the memories of 1959-1960 . . . building the homecoming float, sweeping to ictory . . . rebecca reid carrying the chapter sweetheart honors . . . the rush party with the pledge class of 1959-1960 . . . the many parties at the brothers ' homes . . . helping a needy family at christmas . . . the christmas banquet ... a new faculty ad ' isor, dr. smith . . . intraminal basketball . . . pledge training . . . initiation. this is kappa sigma kappa international ' s year for 1959-1960. I« --- v baryci ienkins laws struLul eckerd little xau hii Hester sigmon [56] don Stroud president Officers presideut ■. don strouci vice presidc ' ut bill sigmon recording secretary glenn Jenkins correspoiidiua secretary don bowman treasurer jim auohn historian bobby little chaplain richard barger pledge master jim laws pledge class first roiv: vvittenberg, huddle, bumg thompson, lineberger, vvright, teague. kappa sigma kappa ' s sweetheart in homecoming parade ond econa row: [57] Sigma plii epsilon siiiiiia phi (. ' psildii was Idiintlctl iiatidiially at the iini crsil ol richnionci in I ' - ' OI and the loeal ehapter was estahhshetl in lySx the ollieial FKiwer is the ameriean heatil rose and the olheial eolois are red and piirjile. sigma phi epsilon, a fraternity devoted to high ideals and unselUsh endca or, hati a year of success under the leadership of kirby beam. sig ep sweetheart Janice carpenter heeame homecdniiny queen . . . sig ep and sphinx faculty tea . . . great pledge class . . . orphanage party . . . fish dinner . . . get-together . . . serenade at w.c.u.n.c. . . . intramural ' ietories . . . long hours of woik on the lloat . . . mass jewelry auction ... sig ep ball, these events plus main more- when totaled mean a great school year for sigma phi epsilon. as another chapter of sigma phi epsilon history at 1. r. is completed, it must he noted that the brothers of sigma phi epsilon will stri e e ' cn harder in their ne er- ending search lor liie itie.il college lile. kirby beam ' president iii nni phi cpsiluu . ..iiti ,,ii.( liinciinl) )), phi cp ih)ji s part) for orphans pledge class first rmr: roland, fincannon, sherrill. harwocxl. second row. sherriil, iames. anderson. hammer, basinger. third roir: cloniger, bethune, burtun, matlicson, fulbris ht. [58] XT ' sm barker Campbell eckard hilton lutz beam carpenter elmore hoyle mccrorie beck cockrell yondnisbt killian miller brittain craft harwood lineberger roach burris cress henderson kiftin smith thoraas « ' ilfoiig vri,s;ht, c. [59] P f p ' bartholomew hiimgarner carpenter coffey correll ensley frye iackson O. icrnigan johnsr)!! kanipe martin k: mcentire pa ' ne phillips proctor AJ snider summers templeton troutman [60] tau kappa epsiloo as fraters in the bond, wc pledge our lasting loyalty to (jiir beloved Irateinity, tan kappa epsilon. guided by ehaiity, esteem, and love, the three cardinal principles of tke, the tekes of delta iota worked together tor a great year. there is much to remember, the teke sweetheart, may Ivnn lutz . . . the faculty greeks, fraters heymann, keasey, and our advisor, dr. grier . . . prexv humphrey leonhardt, a leader who carried weight for the tekes . . . two all-americans, sanders and lage ... a pledge class of 38 . . . th e smoker . . . outings ... a homecoming float that took second place . . . christmas caroling with the thetas . . . selling football programs and bear car tags . . . gary snider ' s birthday parties. it was a teke vear! tkes and dates at the ivildlife chih harlan leonhardt president pledge class first row: lyerly, sherrill, safrit, phillips, stoker, dellinger. second row. brittain, bauserman, phillips, Julian, goodman, fusonie, schley, frye. third row: self, foraster, harrington, icenhour, barnes, robbins, austin, carrigan. t K e t a Chi altiia mater first: tlicta chi f ir alma mater. this is the motto h)r tlic brothers ol deha chi chapter ol tlieta ehi fraternitv. our goal is to find the ideals ol lirotherhood tliroiiyh participation in college and Fraternal activities. theta chi men behe ' c that their constant aim should be to do all that the - are able, collecti ely and indi ' iduallv, to strengthen the moral, spiritual, aiul social dc ' elopment of their fellow brothers and themsehes. lor the third strait;ht year the theta chi brothers won lirst place lor the most beautiltil Ir.iternit) Float in the annual homecominw parade, Featurint; baskets bear beauty and also spo)i soring miss north Carolina, jiuK klipliel. other memorable moments included . . . ihet.i chi sweetheart, leta kendall , . . winning the highest scholastic average award, t;i cn b the dean ol stutlents . . . sponsoring a buffet supper for alumni, jtarents, and brothers with miss n. c. as special guest . . . bus trips to char- lotte and the nsc tournament . . . outings, mixed and stag . . . spring banquet . . . new advisor, pappy hamilton . . . intramural Football champions . . . theta chi regional presidents ' conFer cncc held at lenoir rh ne . . . serenades . . . all memories oF a tlieta chi vear to remember. )i )st heautiful honiecoiiiiiiii f7on( miss north Carolina, iiiJy Mipfiel—the star of the honieconiiiig parade. bob bloh president pledge class first row. ridenhuur, carpenter, caldvvell, smith, davis. second row: harry, horton, sides, brunnemer, thumpson. third row: wither- spoon, rhyne, koontz, cannon, kimrey, oglesbee. t 1 1 i Nr o P ..W. ' ' t Pp P ' «? 1«  -« ' jip% i ' allman blair bloh bostian bo d bracknell brooks Campbell coffey cook counts dellinger dry Ferguson fisher graf helderman hinshaw iddings mcsvvain iar% ' is merck kagey mitchum kiser mitcham maxey moretz mccarter mullis phillips Stevenson ramseur swartz rhyne league shook thomas soule turner Stanley [63] intersorority council the intersorority council, established this year for the perpetuation of understanding and good fellowship among the sororities on the campus, is composed of the presidents and two elected representatives of each so- roritv. the council dictates policies concerning rush week and the pledge period, the group also sponsors may day acti ities and the may day dance, disputes be- tween the member organizations are mediated bv the council. interfraternity council left to right: thomas. lu-nclersiin, biiwnian, Iconliardt. laws, la. t.-, philliiis, buam, dry, bloh. the purpose of the interfraternity council is to promote the general welfare and interests of the associated fraternities, and to insure co-operation between them in their relations with the faculty, student body, and the general public, the council is made up of three members from each of the four fraternities. tommv lienderson president commercial class transient isitor to the ivv-covered walls, the commercial student must adjust to college living more quickly than other collegiates. into one short year he must cram the experiences that others have four years to enjoy, the commercial student has already set his goal, he has no time to lins er in sejitiment. )io v and herf are the ke - w ' ords to his sojourn, vet even he has the time to contribute to the campus, his purpose and ac- centuated busyness are examples to others, when his contemporaries complete their education, he will have been three years in his business field. evelyn niccaslin vice president i fi) rebecca williams, chaplai lil)b liu uin-., liviisurcr betty garrou, secretiiry thus the commercial student has the responsi- bility of growing up a little faster, working a little harder, playing a little less, an integral part of lenoir rhyne. brt-nda mckeo, reporter commercial audrev ann berry lenoir, n. c. nancy Joanne bovven belmont, n. c. be erl ' ]arrctt cline spruce pine, n. c. linda gail drum newton, n. c. bettv gave garrou ' aldese, n. c. ellen corene hahn mt. pleasant, n. c. marv jovce Harrison concord, n. c. elizabeth lee huggins hickory, n. c. nancy ross i ey hickory, n. c. neta jean keaton morganton, n. c. margaret e ' elyn mccashn newton, n. c. brenda gail mckee newton, n. c. 166] lass of 6 O gail Frances mclean lenuir, n. c. bettv Frances miller liickory, n. c. cvnthia ann moir liickorv, n. c. phoebe cecelia nionroe salisburw n. c. caroKn jeannette morrison bickorv, n. c. lincla kav prestwooti hickorv, n. c. rebecca lorene rcid granite Falls, n. c. rachel irene seitz hickorv, n. c. lincla Fave sharpe hickorv, n. c. edith e ' eiyn short gastonia, n. c. gloria elaine smith hickorv, n. c. rebecca louisc williams granite Falls, n. c. mary beth wilson hickorv, n. c. Carolyn iulia winn granite Falls, n. c. niarv mth beth swicesfxid lyi kuuskr memories tor the cliccrlcaders . . . man ' pep rallies and danees . . . ceaseless practicing . . . cheering For the numher 1 football team in the nation . . . the number 1 basketball team in the north state conference . . . the plane ride to st. Petersburg, florida, for the holiday bowl . . . memo ries for seven cheerleaders are made of this. biibbie walker. he::d cheerleader iiianii noblett brenda courtnev FOOTBAL U coach clarence stasavich ...,iM left til rii hi li.iiiLir mccrorie, co-cap- tain, diaries sanclcrs, captain. managers left to right: gar - hinkle, iunior bau- com, ed Julian. dick lage rov burr ' fifty-nine bears lenoir rhyne 15, wofford 8 Icnoir rh ne, not finding its power till the second halt, downed surprisingly strong wofford, 15-8, in its football opener, trailing 8-0 at the half, lenoir rhync tallied twice in the last two periods when sophomore mcclamrock passed to wingback foster for one, and then plunged one yard for the other, mcclamrock also scored two more points on a two point conversion, this made the sixth straight opening game victory for the perennial north state champion bears. lenoir rhvne 28, nev ' berrv 14 newberry battled on c ' en terms with the bears during the first half, but fell to a second half comeback by lenoir rhyne, as the bruins captured their second win. lee far- mer, tommy simmons, dick lage, and ronnie frye figured in a potent lenoir rhync scoring attack as all scored touch- downs in the victory, farmer in addition to his touchdown, also was a nemesis to the indians via the air route as he passed to lage for a td. lenoir rhyne 29, appalachian 6 unbeaten lenoir rhyne struck the previously unbeaten apps on their field to keep its own slate clean with a 29-6 victory, tailback lee farmer scored twice to lead what proved a surprising rout for the bruins, the talented tail- back also passed to dickie foster for another score, tony mcclamrock tallied the other six-pointer, with this win the bruins opened defense of the north state conference championship as they tried for their fifth straight title. lenoir rhyne 46, guilford 19 lenoir rhyne remained in the unbeaten ranks and climbed to first place in the north state conference with a rousing 46-19 triumph over guilford. sophomore marcus midgett ' s 95-yard touchdown gallop and tony mcclam- rock ' s three touchdown passes highlighted the victory, the otfcnse-mindcd bears amassed 559 yards to ONcr- shadow a leaky defense. lenoir rhyne 28, western Carolina 7 tailback lee farmer scoring two touchdowns and pass- ing for two more led lenoir rhyne to its fourth straight ' ictory, in an all important north state conference strug- gle, lenoir rhyne completely dominated the game against the title-hopeful catamounts who seemed the last major obstacle in the path to a fifth straight conference title. lenoir rhyne 68, mary ' ille lenoir rhyne, ranked second in the nation among the nation ' s small colleges, ripped maryville from e ' ery angle and routed the highlanders, 68-0. sophomore tony mc- clamrock scored three touchdowns in the one-sided tri- umph o er the outmanned opposition from tennessec, ronald hardm;in norman cockrell lee kanipe hankie mccroiie number one in nation and wingback dickie foster returned a punt SS vards for a touchdown and then galloped 81 yards w ith a kick- of} return for a pair of six pointers, the bruins scored four times in the first period and then the reser es replaced the first team to head the rout, and lead the bears to their sixth straight win of the season. lenoir rhyne 22, east Carolina 21 having attained the rank of the nation ' s number one small college football team, lenoir rhyne sur ' ived its greatest scare of the season with a comeback victory over east Carolina in the waning minutes, tailback lee farmer, surging toward all-american honors, scored a touchdown with 21 seconds left and then miraculously threw to wingback marcus midgett for a two point conversion and the margin of victory with two tacklers hanging on his shoulders, the win was the sc cnth straight of the sea- son and the bears lourth in tlic conlcrence. lenoir rhyne 50, elon 1 5 lenoir rhyne retained their top ranking as lee farmer scored four touchdowns on runs of 6, 46, 38, and 5 1 yards, the classy tailback paced the bear ' s brilliant attack and guided them to their eighth straight win of the sea- son, richard kemp, o ' dell white and tony mcclamrock also scored for the ramnant bears. lenoir rhyne 50, catawba 6 lenoir rhyne climaxed an unbeaten 9-0 season with a 50-6 romp past catawba and handed coach clarence stasa ieh his 100th -ietory since coming to lenoir rhyne in 1946. the bears ground out 558 total yards and were ne ' er in trouble after tolling up a 20-0 first quarter lead over the Indians, blocking back adam maples scored two touchdowns on passes from tailback lee farmer, the win ga ' e lenoir rhyne an unprecedented fifth straight nuiili state conference championship. lenoir rhyne 47, southern Connecticut 20 lenoir rhyne entered its first national associati on of intercollegiate athletics playoff and won the eastern cham- pionship, 46-20. scoring four touchdowns in the first period, the bears had no trouble winning their way to the holiday bowl in st. petersburg, florida. wingback dickie foster scored twice on passes of 5 and 52 yards to lead a se en touchdown lenoir rhvne attack. 20, lenoH ' rhvne texas in the holiday bowl at st. petersburg, florida, texas a i whacked lenoir rhyne 20-7 to hand the bears their first loss in 19 games, texas, ranked fifth in the naia grid poll, used three long passes to catch the top-ranked bears by surprise, end dick lage scored lenoir rhyne ' s td on a 25-yard pass from tony mcclamrock. tonv mcclamrock iinic tiniRT iidell «-hite Ilk ' J - ' nl svnuc]«.ir 82 n lull ; fusonie, maples, bunis, marshall. cockrell, kanipe, foster, lage, renzullo, edmiston, mccrorie. second row: baucom, Julian, hinkic, roach, cushman, dixon, karriker, kimrey, juhnson, bums, phillips, watson. lenoir rhyiie ' s lee farmer stalks around left end to score asainst the weakened catawha defense, loni s ' nujnons throws key hlock with niai lcs clfx-s hchiud. ' iiks on farmer carrying hall, edmiston and renzullo lead with kenip (49) and cockrell (cS5) in background, western Carolina hall player seems to be saying, o. k. you guys, ill move! [74] fn st loxr sancki ii um ' hum i second lotv bull iiii kcnncil llc.w white. IIS h L mid cii 111 I Mill i.k, ktmp, woodward, haupt turner, haidman | iiiks iiiilltr bauserman, rh ne, odom. stas gets his 100th win against catatvha on turkey day lage laterals to maples for another 1 r touchdown in the southern Connecticut game with lenzullo m the background non its oul luiu foi iO oi nioie alds Charles sonders all american, all state, oil district 26 noia, all north stote conference, best blocker. T honor men dick lage oil american, all state, all district 26 noia, all north state conference, most im- proved. odom maples outstanding blocker north state conference, kirkland blocking trophy. nevio renzullo all district 26 naio, all north state conference, sportsman- ship. lee farmer all american, all state, all district 26 noia, ail north state conference, most valu- able, outstanding back east- ern play off noia. hankie mccrorie outstanding lineman eastern ploy off noia, best defensive. wade teogue all north state conference. basketball 8Mi manager donald Jackson coach bill wells [77] S9- ' 60 results 85 89 8(. 101 60 72 71 67 71 79 37 81 64 60 59 66 82 74 54 67 82 68 84 72 70 78 57 79 opponents newbcrry 67 i)flord 72 l lcillcr 71 SUiltord 67 belmont abbey 80 atlantic christian 55 east Carolina 63 western Carolina 72 appalachian 72 new ' bcrrx 85 western Carolina 38 appalachian 69 catavvba 57 east Carolina 67 atlantic christian 34 pfeiffer 48 elon 75 high point 66 belmont abbey 69 western Carolina 51 appalachian 73 otlnrcl 74 guilford 57 catavvba 73 elon 67 high point 61 elon 48 high point 68 catawba 59 appalachian 84 Iff! to i-iy,ht: iiicksiin, dixun. Liiltl. iKirniaii, kilb , burton, holbrook. wells. the lenoir rhyne bears, coached by bill wells, ended the regular season with the nsc championship for the third time in four years. this year ' s team set a school rebounding record, it finished second in the nation among small colleges in rebounds, according to the national collegiate bureau of statistics, l.r. ' s rebounding average, 51.2 per game, was top in district 26. one of the biggest games of the year, according to coach wells, was our win o ' er high point, in this game l.r. hit 26 free throws in a row before missing, the bears made 30 of 33 for the game for 91 per cent, the high percentage of the year in the nsc. senior ken norman was high scorer for the excning with 27 points. norman was big man tor the bears, with 378 rebounds for the season, and 567 points, he averaged 18.9 points per game, bill reece, captain, had a total point av ' erage of 13.5. freshman bears are to be commended for their fine performance, standouts, says coach wells, are jerry wells and emil dixon scoring an a erage of 4.8 and 5.0 points per game, respecti elv. the team as a whole a ' eraged 71.7 points per game, and 51.2 rebounds, finishing the season with a norrh state conference record 12-4, and an overall record of 18-12. this leaves coach bill wells with a three year record of 66 wins and 22 losses. nan. wiles, goodnight, reece. liarlan buuman i..e ladd keii iioriiuin, hear forward, sink ' , a clean 2 i oiiitcr ns catawha player looks on. nornian totaled W, in the overtime victory. larry harrington (44) towers above the indian guard to victory over catawba 64-57. u the eddie goodnight, 1. r. hear guard, sinks 2 more to obtain the lead in shooting percentage with a tremendous 75 ' - average, against the cagers fiom atlantic christian college. dl reece, I. r. bear captain. 2 more, at this time 1. r. tl found an easy victory over a rkcd the alion ' s I. c. 59-34 tory over a.c.c. ' V adding undinii team luniljer ou norman, Uuld, and bownuni wiilch as t. r. bciu ' stomps was high with 16, blazing the bears to a 12-6 lead afie of play. ' idy 7 minutes joe ladd, I. r. hear center, again makes good his winning jump shot against catawba. goodnight, bear forward and high scorer with 21, looks on. baseball Clinch hanley painter ii«k«k captain jerry fox Jj A AwMMna ' I -U -- . - M [81] through games of april 24 1. r. was resting in third place in north state conference baseball pennant chase, with gordon gore, a freshman right-handed pitcher, the bears had a close race with east Carolina and elon for the title, gore had hurled si.x uf the bears ' nine wins through april 24. cruising along with a fine 6-0 record, gore had struck out 77 opposing batters in 49 2 3 innings pitched, against atlantic christian gore hurled two wins in one day april 24. he threw two complete games winning 8-5 and 4-2. he struck out eight in both games, senior ierry fo.x was hitting at a tremendous .420 pace to lead 1. r. in hitting percent- ages, fo.x also slammed 4 homers. res lenoir rhyne 30 lenoir rhyne 7 lenoir rhyne 1 lenoir rhyne 5 lenoir rhyne 16 lenoir rhyne 11 lenoir rhyne 4 lenoir rhyne lenoir rhyne 12 lenoir rhyne 9 lenoir rhyne 10 lenoir rhyne 2 lenoir rhyne 8 lenoir rhyne 4 lenoir rhyne 11 lenoir rhyne 2 lenoir rhyne 7 lenoir rhyne 15 lenoir rhyne 4 overall record : 11 -8 conference record: 8-6 I t s belmont abbe ' gaston tech 3 vofford 6 bclmiint abbey 6 high point 7 gaston tech 2 guilford 20 elon 1 high point 2 catawba 4 appalachian 6 elon 6 atlantic christian 5 atlantic christian 2 appalachian 4 western Carolina 9 western Carolina 8 guilford 5 catawba 5 Steve roach first base bill reece right field junior baucom pitcher don schley bob watson lee farmer third base left to right, first row. midi ett, Julian, ren ,ul woodward, sanders, cockrell. iiule. second ro ou ; newsDiiie, bi) vman, ladd, brjcknell. second row. phil- muretz. karriker, pugh. stanle , kendrick. highland hall track ntramura along with the regular spring sports, 1. r. c. has re- cei ' ed track, in the first meet of the season, the bears lost a close decision to high point at high point on april 22. charles sanders scored ten points, follo cd h harlan bowman ' s eight, and dick karriker ' s six. ne ' er before has the interest and enthusiasm which was obser ' ed this vear been seen in intramural sports, for the first time highland hall was crowned overall champs. they also walked away with other titles, among them, the football championship and the softball i ham- pionship. this is the first time in the history of 1. r. c. that a dormitory has been overall champs. tau kappa epsilon fraternity came in a close second place by taking the basketball, volleyball, and ping pong championship, sigma phi epsilon fraternity captured the tennis championship. golf on the golf scene, 1. r. was ' ery much in the running for a second straight conference championship in 145 ' - ' . at press time the bear golfers owned an 8-1-1 record. teddy garrison, a dav student, was our number one man. other members of the team include adam maples, hody mcclcan. bobby thomas, thad mollis, bob bloh, and mike brunnemer. adam maples bob bloh bobby ioe thomas harold mcclean mike brunnemer - ' f ' - fe : -■■,1- , women ' s intra murals the women ' s athletic association ofiers e er ' girl at lenoir rh ne a chance to participate in ariecl sports ckning the year. through the guitlanee o( dr. cKxIe cleans and the ahle assistance ot mrs. jim hamilton, the facilities oF eliiie g iiinasiiini, the waa is achie ing a hetter ariety of acti ' ities. during the vear man intramural programs ha e been successfully carried out by the waa. ollc ball was the first endea or. mauney hall won the volley- ball tournament with a clean record of 7-0. appro.ximately one hundred girls entered the competition. archery was the next acti ' ity with sphin.x sorority winning first place, there were about thirty-five girls in the tournament and the top right archers were ike schell, bobbie walker, jean rollins, helgi kuuskraa, paulette hoke. pat slane, kathy mcgiever, and jane pope. appro.ximately one hundred girls took part in the basketball intramurals. further activities of the year were badminton, table tennis, and Softball. at the end of the ear awards were ni.ide to indi iduals and a team winner was tieclared. the aim ol the waa is to encourage all to participate in sports and to tknelop them phxsically, mentally, emotionally, and socially. dr. civde deans nirs. iini hainiiton clarence pugh president not facing the unknown, but returning tn a familiar situation, the sophomore reaches Icnoir rhyne in September definitely changed, bubbling, imperturbable, prepared by three months relaxation for the expected rigors of an- other nine months grind, the sophomore smiles knowingly as beanies flit by, remembering his recent trepidation, old haunts are revisited, old friends congregate to discuss old times— for these are the self-acknowledged ancients of the cam- pus, often the slop shop attracts these world- weary more than classes, which have become, for the moment, secondary in importance. this too passes, and the sophomore usually awakens to a sense of purpose which in infant form can ' t yet withstand the fascinating calls of let ' s go . . . and what if we . . . but from the vacillations and vagaries of these pseudo- adults come a wealth of ideas and intentions which are unlikely to be realized this year, but which will crystalize to make the leaders of the next. sophomores P O Q t: Virginia abernethy belmont, n. c. rita aderhnldt henry river, n. c. donald forrest alien monroe, n. c. robert eugene alien Columbia, s. c. ellen kay anderson high point, n. c. Patricia leigh annas granite falls, n. c. niary ann barger gibsonville, n. c. richard a. barger hickory, n. c. vvilliam g. barker hickory, n. c. martha mildred barr Jacksonville, fla. ra ' niond m. barrett hickory, n. c. da id ross bethune charlotte, n. c. dcnnis eugene bilger mt. union, pa. car l clizabeth blair granite falls, h ldrith fave bulch aastonia. lames w. bolick hickory, n. mar ' frances bolick granite falls, n. sarah hibernia booth catawba, n. marilyn mae bopp clemson, s. barr ' max bostian kannapolis, n. ray Stephen bouknight timberville, va donald claude bowman hickory, n. c emily lorene bowman . . . . ta iors ' ille, n. c jean robinson bowman hickory, n. c len rav bovd hickorv, n. c edwin connalh bracknell miami, fla. Sylvia dee brawley mooresville, n. c. dorothy giles bristol morganton, n. c. kermit c tus brittain morganton, n. c. michael ray brunncnier gastonia, n. c. madie kay br ant morven, n. c. richard wayne bullard monroe, n. c. Joseph eugene bumgarner . winston-salem, n. c. rachel aldine burns valdese, n. c. jerry lee Campbell high point, n. c. helen inez carpenter lincolnton, n. John William carpenter, jr. . .claremont, n. jo ann childers rhodhiss, n. roger dark hudson, n. fred s. cloninger bessemer city, n. vvilliam howard coffey gastonia, n. c nancy Catherine conelly ..Wilmington, n. c linda ruth conrad hickory, n. c Julia cooper kings mountain, n. c Judith rebecca co.x tarboro, n. c class of 62 John robert cress Salisbury, n. kenneth crump hickory, n. thaddeus leonard crump hickory, n. Hnda ann davenport Spartanburg, s. wikon daves morganton, n. Hnda foy davis liberty, n. tony reginald deaton maiden, n. Steve eades shelby, n. david reginald caker gastonia, n. tim eckard hickor -. n. nancy jane edwards gastonia, n pansy rose efird albemarle, n lanny monroe elmore rhodhiss, n James richard finger lincolnton, n rosann mary freed Washington, d James lawrence gibbs hickory, n. c sara frances gibson lexington, n. c ruby faye goflF rocky mount, n. c elise lynda guerry savannah, ga iuanita wood haas ncwton, n. c betty ann hackmann baltimore, md hugh harvey hallman lincolnton, n. c ron shankle hardinan charlotte, n. c robert dale harmon bessemer city, n. c larry edwin harrington lilesville, n. c margaret louise hefner hickory, n kenneth russell helderman ..albemarle, n mary elaine hickman hudson, n Joyce merlene hilton granite falls, n billy ray hoffner Salisbury, n Joyce paulette hoke hickory, n. c. Sylvia j. hollar conover, n. c. Sandra lee holshouser salisbur)-, n. c. marilyn hotchkiss morganton, n. c. geraldean houser lincolnton, n. c. luthcr pinkney huff man hickory, ' era ann humphrey mooresville, jack hillard buss lincolnton, John hollis isenhower hickory, roy lee Johnston mt. holly. daniel henry jones lincolnton, n franklin r. Julian fayetteville, n lee mozeley kanipe hickon.-, n Judy lenoir keever valdese, n James clifton kilby hickory, n [87] sophomores diiris ann kins chapel hill, n. c. kcnnctli michuci kciiintz . . . kannapolis, n. c. tliinithy louise kluttz greensboro, n. c. jiihnny suUivan klutz claremont, n. c. jcjann lackey kings mountain, n. c. II y allan lambcrt valdese, n. c. luthur w. lautenschlager .. . taylorsville, n. c. sarah Constance link bristol, tenn. margaret helen lippard . . . . inorganton, n. c. bobby Clifford little hickory, n. c. in. cresconda little hickory, n roberta shuford long hickory, n rcba inez lowman hildebran, n niarcus clair midgett maiden, n ican carolvn miller hickory, n marilyn elizabeth miller hickory, n. c. thomas harold mcentire . . . . wilkesboro, n. c. katharine mcgeiver asheboro, n. c. iohn franklynn mccreary hickory, n. c. bcttie opal morctz bradenton, fla. boyce vvaync myers granite falls, n. c toby alexander nevvton hickory, n. c mary esther noah swannanoa, n. c uade nolen norman Julian, n. c miriam Joyce obenschain. . .gatlinburg. tenn paul lewis parlier hickory, n. c. david henry pflieger gilbertsville, pa. |u ' rr - thomas phillips hickory, n. c. Lay blake pierce gastonia, n. c. larry wilson preslar hickory, n. c. d.dkis William prestwood lenoir. n clarence lee pugh asheboro. n iotiia hazel ra ' lincolnton. n marilyn kay rcece hickory, n anita childres rhonev hickor ' . n marshal! holFman rhync. jr. . . belmont, n. c. Constance ann rickmond atlanta 5, ga. Clifford graves roach browns mills, n. j. Steven h. roach avondale, n. c. judy elizabeth roberts kannapolis, n. c. mary eugenia rollins gastonia, n. c homer lee safrit rockwell, n. c marilyn jeanette safrit concord, n. c charles martin schmitz austin, minn Stephen lowell seabock lexington, n. c class of 6 2 charlnttc m. shfltiin. . .cimnclly s|iiinRS, n betty p. sherrill Iiickoiy, n incgueen robert sherrill Cornelius, n clizabeth louise short hickory, n robert eugene short hickory, n carohn byrd shuping ' aldese, n floyd eugene sides rockvvell, n celia faye sigmon claremont, n patricia gail sigmon hickory, n linda jo sloop kannapolis, n norma jean sloup kannapolis, n William fredcric smith matthevvs, n Sandra cozette stacey gastonia, n William Francis Stevenson, jr. .statesville, n Ivnda lee stovall svlva, n Joyce lawanda stratton .... robbins illc, n ann ruth suggs thomasville, n bob taylor lincolnton, n marietta elizabeth teague . . granite falls, n patty ann teague granite falls, n madge elaine temple Salisbury, William harris templeton . . fayetteville, bobby joe thomas kannapolis, farrar charles thrasher kannanolis, claude jeter trapp, jr charlotte. andrea louise triplette. ... granite tails, n grace curtis aught hickory, n russell alexander vinay valdese, n harry alexander viola kannapolis, n ierrv miller wadsworth charlotte, n barbara ann walker rutherfordton, n ella waiters thomasville, n larry donald weaver granite falls, n jo ann whisenant nia ' den, n mar ' irginia hite hickory, n albert baxter williams conover, n. c. teddie roosevelt williams valdese, n. c. jimmy rowe wilson hickory, n. c. richard arthur woodward le ittown. pa. hope vadinc wray burlington, n. c. Judith wilson yoder gastonia, n. c. Carolyn rebecca vount. . . .rockv mount, n. c. [89] . ' ■MINGES SCIENCE BUILDING i i ! !■II II II fraternity leta kendall miss tlieta chi rebecca reid miss kappa sigma kappa rrj i-p- p f ! ! 1 C? d J J s p o n s o Janice carpenter miss sigina phi epsiJon r s marv Ivnn lutz miss iiiii kiippi! cpsiloi homecoming queen miss Janice carpenter miss lenoir rhyne miss pat slane may queen miss mary lynn lutz maid of honor miss Barbara Cornelius senior jean efird linda abernctliv freshman may n i netee n sophoiuore nancv edwards attendants dot kluttz junior harhara allian nancy lonmer attendants maiv beth wilson coiuuiercial evelyn mccaslin attendants court tiundred and sixty attenda !ts sallie kaiiikci attendants patsv kestcr 0r 7 mmjlr f jS r iV 1959 may court uHeudiiiit Ifft to rii ht: sue conihcr, naiie sliidal, jean a am, shiilc whitles, ruby vvingard, maid-of-honor — barbara rhyne, may queen — mary margaret scribble, linda hoyle, elizabeth barnhardt, doris king, betty funderburke, betty bolick. may day — 1959 vmry margaret grihhle being crowned by ah hitorre, president of the student body fritz hall and sophomore class junior c half-way mark, men and women with a purpose return to campus— the juniors, majors are decided upon and a goal has heen set that will he reached a year from June, though heing away from college and independent is omnipresent in the junior ' s mind, it is still a vague reality that needn ' t yet be brightened and concentrated upon, besides, there ' s ton much work to be done. capabilities before masked with indecision and procrastination are now cultivated, grooined and used, the junior class production, the junior-senior banquet, full-swing activities. the junior is an integrated whole in the fuf ness of his academic career, at no other tim? will he be this assured, this well-placed in his selected society, he has earned his position of trust by graduallv maturing in the past two years, it will take more time to brush off the rosiness of third-year security and top- ple him once again to worry, just now in his element; he has purpose, responsibility, now more than anv other time he is bui future personality. luniors Catherine ball abernathy lincolnton, n. c. martha ruth abernathy hickory, n. c. gary lynn allman kannapolis, n. c. w ' illiam Joseph allman morganton, n. c. barbara marlene allran cherry ille. n. c. sara jane andcrson rural hall, n. c. Sylvia Joyce andrews hickory, n. c. jerry aaron annas granite falls, n. c. dewey poe austin hickory, n. c. jean kaye avant kannapolis, n. c. Judith anne baker hickory, n. c. leonard seth baker conover, n. c. rex kibler baker drexcl, n. c. judy gail harbour hickory, n. c. John terrell barker gastonia, n. c. luther bahnson barnes kings mountain, n. c. linda ka ' barringer hiram wilson baucom, jr. John david benfield shilda elaine berrv richfield, n. c. gastonia, n. c. hickory, n. c. states ille. n. c. peggy vaughn besse hickory, n. c. Judith marie bittinger greensboro, n. c. janies edward blair lenoir, n. c. jean doris bozeman norfolk. d. wendy ann brokhoff charlotte, n. c. charles earnest brooks gastonia, n. c. lave scroncc brooks hickory, n. c. glenda sue brooks lenoir, n. c. [102] class of 61 mary elizabetli brovvnc nevvton, n. c. Helen walton buff hickory, n. c. Howard vincent carpenter sHelby, n. c. Winifred benfield carpenter ... casar, n. c. larry 1. carrigan taylorsville, n. c. becky carter west Columbia, s. c. avon brenda chester hickory, n. c. brenda anne cline claremont, n. c. jo anne cloninger dallas, n. c. norman richard cockrell lafayette, ind. kenneth king cook concord, n. c. John thomas correll conover, n. c. edward luther counts burkes garden, va. joe michael cox mullins, s. c. lynda fink cress concord, n. c. barbara hahn deal landis, n. c. roy edwin dellinger hickory, n. c. david mack dennis hickory, n. c. mickey wilson dry albemarle, n. c. frances parker dwiggins newton, n. c. seth lyman eckard alamance, n. c. dan gold elmorc lawndale, n. c. henrietta katherine engelhard. hampton, va. James dewitt fincannon. . . taylorsville, n. c. johnny mci ' er foushee . . . chapel hill, n. c. Carolyn frances frye newton, n. c. bill lee fulbright lowell, n. c. paul w. fulbright hickory, n. c. [103] l iMdiM iTi iiitti luniors nctl tla id s aiclncr yerakl aii yous c lichard byron .s raF, ji ' . idss c. F. hadlcx ' mt. holl ' , n. c. hickory, n. c. statesville, n. c. tecumseh, mich. Fred k. hammer taylors ille, n. c. vvilliam edward harper rocky mount, n. c. bohbic jane harrint;t()n tavlors ' illc, n. c. rex c. harris aldese, n. c. da ill cUis harwood dc Icon springs, Fla. nina clizalicth liawkins lenoir, n. c. thomas otis Henderson hickory, n. c. helcn eli abeth herion nit. pleasant, n. e. Flovtl kidell herman hickory, n. c. IDC parks robinson hestcr newton, n. c. |ohn robcrt hewitt newton, n. c. glenn c. Iiihon, jr. Washington, d. c. William brian hinsh iw asheboro, n. c. Frederick mohr hintze, jr. Wilmington, n. c. William kenneth hollar, jr. clarcmont, n. c. dewev vvavne hone eutt granite Falls, n. e. niar ellen hoiik morganton, n. c. mar gilbert hoyle ' ale, n. c. Iiar e - ra - hulFman hickory, n. c. tomm wa ne hurlocker kannapolis, n. c. John white iddings albemarle. n. c. Janet sue isenhower newton, n. c. w . glenn Jenkins shelb ' , n. c. robert Stevenson Johnson, jr. vvilkesboro, n. c. [104] class of 61 sallie la ' aughn karriker miriam ann kaylor barbara faye keeter elizabeth latimer keister landis, n. c. conover, n. c. shelby, n. c. nash ' ille, tcnn. leta lynn kendall charlotte, n. c. Joyce kendrick bclmont, n. c. wayne a. kerley morganton, n. c. Steven flay kiser kannapolis, n. c. helgi katherine kuuskraa cherry ' illc, n. c James keith laws hickor ' , n. c. ruby lackey little taxlorsv illc, n. c. starlene logan lincolnton, ii. c. Stephen lowdermilk drexel, n. c. frances irene lutz nevvton. n. c. mary lynn lutz shelby, n. c. jimmv douglas martin lincolntdn, n. e. jim ivan martin hasbrouck heights, n. j. brenda ruth mayer charlotte, n. c. rufus larry mccarter gastonia, n. c. dale mecurdy slates ille, n. e. Judith bevvies mcentire hickory, n. c. roy alexander mcgalliard lenoir, n. e. harold love mcswain albemarle, n. c. jan b. metts w. Columbia, s. c. charles g. miller todd, n. e. ransom dale miller hickory, n. c. robert clinton mitchum, jr. lincolnton, n. c. sara e. moore granite falls, n. c. (1051 iii£i I luniors cisic icard moretz hickon ' , n. c. ruFus ledford morct bradenton, fla. mary elsie mull valdese, n. c. laura owen , . hickory, n. c. biucc alien oxford granite falls, n. c. norma carol parham . high point, n. c. sara corinne pearson bessemer city, n. c. Joseph edwin phillips liberty, n. c. jane amelia pope judy alice powell rachel rebecca powell margaret anita quinn donald elliott ramseur scotty sue reid donald tra is robbins robcrt bo ce robcrts . statesville, n. c. icard, n. c. morgan ton, n. c. charlotte, n. c. Wilmington, n. c. lenoir, n. c. hickory, n. c. yranite falls, n. c. joe billy roper alpine, n. c. barbara wilene ross marion, n. c. cora lee rudisill lincolnton, n. c. doiotbx ' estelle rudisill newton, n. c. marie c. rudisill hickory, n. c. rachel elizabeth russell lexington, n. c. iris ann schell hickory, n. c. glenda jean setzer clarcmont, n. c. sybil marie sharpc hickory, n. c. da id 1. shell hudson, n. c. (crman joe sherrill Connelly springs, n. c. licnr ' force siiimon hickory, n. c. :io6] class of 61 u ' illiam reginald sigmon granite falls, n. c. James richard smith hickory, n. c. george adrian Stanley rural hall, n. c. Carolyn jane Stephens connelh ' springs, n.c. gvvyn paul sulli an lenoir, n. c. mary beth swicegood lexington, n. c. larry gray league granite falls, n. c. mike eugene teague hickory, n. c. linda kay tienken Wilmington, n. c. donald lee turley Cumberland, n. c. Joyce diane ullman columbus, ohio ]iatricia ami ullman hickory, n. c. iames e. ' aughn hickory, n. c. bobby dean watson granite falls, n. c. Janice resenah weaver hickory, n. c. ruth elainc whittccar concord, n. c. barbara jean wise ncwton, n. c. marie annette withers gastonia, n. c. sue withers lincolnton, n. c. thomas jones witherspoon claremont, n. c. jud V rose zimmer man lexington, n. c. [107] h ,«i H ? - ¥ - MUSI C BUILD I N G johnny fisher best all around roscmcrrv koontz seniors— the elite by virtue of past perform- ance and future expectations, still giving to campus life, now through experience being able to guide the ones who will fill their shoes, theirs is the right to comment on the goods and ills of lenoir rhyne, to suggest, to work for change, to advise, for they have run the gamut of insecurity, flightiness, responsibility, and emerged with a diploma in one hand and a taste for the adult, wage-earning world, in them rests the hope of instructors, administra- tion, classmates, parents— for they are the fin- ished product of the institution, facing with a bland expression and a quantity of wisdom acquired during their stay whatever the future may hold. but what means the covert trembling, the worried expressions? a natural reaction, once again they move from the known to the un- known, once again they must make their mark, and on a larger scroll than lenoir rhyne. but the fears are well-covered; few will know they exist, insecurities are masked by supreme self-confidence, and the world is theirs to conquer. seniors ciim while ackarcl hickory, n. c. (7. J;, deoree in business adviinistration s|iliin. 2, 3, 4, corresponding secretary i. saia ann aderholtit henry river, n. c. a.h. degree in prixtary education (3 year student) tove mae alien lenoir, n. c. n.h. degree in business adini)tistration lia 3; bsu 2. clorolln Iduise arntild . .west palm beach, lla. a.b. degree in grammar grade education ace 4; playmakers 4; band 4; ywca 4; girls ' chorus 4; Isi 4; college sundav school 4: palm beach junior colleg 1,2. (3 year student i Iconarcl hardin atkins vale, n. c. U.J), degree in religious education ami sociology .ilNa rehecca haird valdes e, n. c. a.b. degree in eleinoitarr educatio)! l.,ii 1, 2, 3, 4. (.Ia id kcith baker drexel, n. c. b.s. degree in chemistry chemistry lab assistant 2, 3; biology lab assistant 3. ueorgc lafavette barger hickory, n. c. a.h. degree in history [112] class of 60 elizaheth barnliardt jacksonxille, n. c. n.h. dci ree Ui prhuary educntio)! ace 1, 2, 3, 4; a cappella choir 1, 2, 3, 4; junior class production 3; ywca 1, 2, 3, 4; intramurals 4; iiac:awa 3, 4, portrait editor 4; iota epsilon omega 4; philia I. 2, 3, 4, recording secretary 4; may court 3. canoll eugcnc baitholomew . . .hickory, n. c. h.s. ill pliysics and mathematics intramurals 3; student cabinet 4; chi beta phi 2, 3, 4, treasurer 3, president 4; day commission 4; tau kappa cp silon 1, 2, 3, 4, chaplain 3. historian 4. Harriett hafer bean hickory, n. c. a.h. degree in primary education ace 4. (3 year student) kirbv hankhn beam casar, n. c. h.s. degree in hiologv a.h. degree in Spanish intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; lenoir rhynean 3, 4; hiberimtor 3; ifc 3, 4; sigma phi epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4, guard 2, 3, pledge trainer 2. president 4. (wake torest 1, 2) harold gene beck new bern, n. c. a.h. degree in sociology band 2; a cappella choir 4; junior class production 3; religious council 4, treasurer 4; kappa chi 2, 3, 4; Isa 3, 4; intramurals 3; business office assistant 4; dining hall waiter 2, 3, headwaiter 4. (guilturd college 1) James gordon beck lexington, n. c. a.h. degree in hiisiiiess administration carrel dean bess vale, n. c. a.h. degree in grammar grade education ace 1. (3 year student) terrell lewis bishop hickory, n. c. a.h. degree in business administration bsu 1, 2, 3, 4, 3rd vice president 3, music chairman 4; circle k club 3, 4. [113] ik i Mfk t sen iors cllxi jane blackburn lincolnton, n. c. h.s. }uedical technology and biology 1, playmakers 1; band I; junior class production 3; i: waa 1; chi beta phi 2, 3, treasurer 3; biology bsu 1 lab assistant (3 year student) loheit edgar bloh gicklings, texas (i.h. degree in business adviinistration and Spanish ,1 tappella choir 1, 2, junior class production 3; tennis 2; i4(ilt 2, 3, 4; intramurals 2, 3, 4; hacawa 1; ifc 4, secretary- treasurer 4; theta chi 2, 3, 4, president 4; class treasurer 1, vice president 2, president 3; dining hall waiter 1, 2, 3, 4, headwaiter 3, 4; dean of students ' advisory committee 4; chapel monitor 3, 4; honor roll 1, 2; dean ' s list 3; li ' io ' s ii ' io in americau colleges mid universities 4. glenn ray boston claremont, n. c. a.b. degree in iniitlionatics and history harlan a. bowman tavlorsville, n. c. a.b. degree in physical education tiemijsthenian; fta 4; basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; lettermen ' s club 1, 2, 3, 4; track 3, 4. iL ' becca ann bowman hickory, n. c. a.b. degree in coDiinercial education ha 3. 4; mu sigma epsilon 4. Joseph alien boyd lenoir, n. c. a.b. degree in business administration intramurals 3, 4; theta chi 3, 4. richard herbert biittain hildebran, n. c. a.b. degree in business administration liyma phi epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4. tharles roy brown liickory, n. c. a.b. degree in music fta 3; menc 2, 3, 4; a cappella choir 1, 2, 3, president 3; bsu 1, 2, 3, choirester 2; may court 2. (3 year student) [114] class of 60 h ' cd rey brown troutman, n. c. a.h. degree in history fta 4. nancy carol brown troutman, n. c. a.h. degree in elementary education ace I, 2, 3, 4; yvvca 1, 2, 3, 4; hall commission 2, secretary of ()ak ' ie v. jinmiN ' lane brucc Salisbury, n. c. a.h. degree in sociology ire 1, 2, 3, secretary-treasurer 3; a cappella choir 2, 3, 4; diakonian 1, 2, 3, 4; clinin hall waiter 1, 2, 3, 4; Isa 1, 2; hall commissi(m 3. p. inarcus bull valdese, n. c. i;. ?. degree in husiness administration (3 year student) pat safrit bullard china grove, n. c. ((. ;. degree in sociology and social studies forensics 1, 2; playmakers 1, 2, reporter 1, 2; iunior class production 2, 3; ywca 1, 2. 3, cabinet 3; Isa 1, 2; hihernator 1. 2, copy editor 2; alpha tau kappa; saft 1; college Sunday school i, 2; leiioir rhyneaii 1, 2. Iiclcn nadinc bumgardner hickory, n. c. a.h. degree in prijnary education ace 4; bsu 2, 3; waa 2, 3; les amies 2, 3, 4; queens college 1. carolvn jane burgess greensboro, n. c. a.h. degree in primary education ace 4; ' u ' ca 4; waa 3; house council 4; attended sacred heart junior college. rov cugene burris concord, n. c. a.h. degree in physical ediicatio i football 1, 2. 3, 4; sigma phi epsilon 2, 3, 4; hall com- mission 3. [115] Irances fave canipbell lenoir, n. c. a.h. deiiree hi priuniry cducnt ' iuii ace I; Ita 1. (3 year student) larr tkn id campbell hick(ii ' , n. c. (J.I; , decree in hislory kappa chi 4; ka I. Iloxcl mennen campbell. . . . tavl()rs ' ille, n. c. a.h. degree in histury baseball 3, 4; intramurals 3, 4; ifc 3; siyma pbi e|isiliin 2. 3, 4. intramural chairman 3, 4, pledge trainer 4. nell b. canipe casar, n. c. a.h. degree in nnisic music club 3, 4. menc 4; ba|)tist student luiiuTi 3, 4. inartba cllen carpenter lawndale, a.h. degree in history and science ha 4; yvvca 3, 4. ph ' llis gwen carpenter lincolnton, n. c. a.h. degree in engJish demosthenian literary society 1; ire 1; fta 3; playmakers 1, 2, 3, costume mistress; junior class productions 2, 3; ywca 1, 2; Isa 1; college Sunday school 1; alpha psi omega 2, 3; library assistant 1, 2, 3. (3 year student) rose mane carpenter catawha, n. c. a.h. degree in primary cducatiun ace 2, 3; band 3; a cappella choir 2, 3; junior class pro- ductions 2; alpha sigma kappa 2, 3; library assistant 2, 3. (3 year student) ruby Janice carpenter claremont, n. c. a.h. degree in primary education ace 1, 2, 3, 4; playmakers 1; junior class production 3; yvvca 1, 2, 3, 4; intramurals 4; hacawa 3, 4, editorial staff; sphin.x 1, 2, 3, 4; miss sigma phi epsilon 4; home- coming queen 4; may court 2; class secretary 3; cheerleader 2; motion choir 2, 3, 4; dean ' s list 3; dining hall waitress 2; who ' s who in american colleges and universities 4. [116] class of 60 ' •riiniiririniiTm s hia sue carswell ncwton, n. c. a.h. degree m elementary education ace 3. (3 year student) kathk ' cn cli abetlT carroll Hudson, n. c. a.h. degree in coiniiiercinl studies baptist student union 2. (3 year student) donna June chcatham. .kings mountain, n. c. ad?, degree iu elementary education ace 3, 4, president 4; turensics 2; a cappella choir 1, 2. 3. 4; lenoir rhynean 3, business staff; alpha tau kappa 2, 3, 4; dining hall waitress 1, 2; assistant in the psychology department 2, 3, 4. linng ' up clii Seoul, korea h.s. degree in biology nc 1. 2, 3, 4, ice president 2; Icttermen ' s club; dean ' s list I, 3; assistant in the biology laboratory. wavne ivey childers hickory, n. c. rt.fc. degree in business fred sloane eline tavlorsville, n. c. b.s. degree iu physics a ne eecil cline morganton, n. c. adi. degree in economics phvllis earolvn elodfelter. . . . statesville, n. c. i .l?. degree iu eloueutary education ■ice 1, 2, 3. 4, second vice president 3. secretary-treasurer 4; ywca 1, 2, 3, 4; college Sunday school 1. 2, 3, 4; lenoir rhynean 1; hall commission 3. [117] ickv huffinan clodfelter hickory, n. c. a.h. degree in sociology Ita i: ywca I; hacawa 2: letioir rhynean 1, 2, 3, assistant business manager 2; sphinx 1, 2, 3. (3 car student) barney coffey lenoir, n. c. a.h. degree in eco)ioviics. and spatiish house council 2. 3; tau kappa epsilon 3, 4; Spanish as- sistant 4. edwin ale.xandcr cook concord, n. c. a.h. degree in oiglish nancy ruth coon vale, n. c. a.h. degree in elementary education ace 1, 2, 3, 1st vice president 3; ywca 1, 2, 3; Isa 1; hacawa 3; faculty assistant I, 2, 3; college Sunday school 1. (3 year student) harhara p neath coplc ' albemarlc, n. c. a.h. degree im prnuarv education harhara ann cornehus statesville, n. c. a.h. degree in ele}iientary edtication ace 4; hacawa 4; les amies 3, 4, social chairman; girls ' chorus, president 4. patricia ann costner alc, n. c. a.h. degree in primary education shirley Jeanne costner dallas, n. c. a.h. degree in elementary education ace 1, 2, 3; house council 3, vice president; library assistant 1. 2, 3. (3 year student) [118] mm class off 60 cla ' icl warren craft hickory, n. c. a.h. degree in history fta 4; basketball 1; baseball 1, 2; lettermcn ' s club 1, 2; sigma phi epsilon 3, 4; circle k 1, 2, treasurer 1. 2. delwin mohr curtis Wilmington, n. c. a.h. degree in religious education band 2, 3; junior class production 2; religious cnuncil 3; kappa chi 1, 2, 3, 4, chaplain 3, treasurer 4; Isa 1. 2; circle k 1, 2, 3, chaplain 2. 3; dining hall assistant 1, 2; faculty assistant 2, 3, 4; student supply pastor. robert farrel deaton vale, n. c. a.h. degree in eleutentarr education (3 year student) phillip wayne deese china gro e, n. c. a.h. degree in religious education playmakers 1, 2, 3, 4; a cappella choir 3, 4, chajilain 4; junior class productions 3, 4; religious council 4; kappa chi 1, 2, 3, 4, chaplain 4; lenoir rhynean 1, hibernator I, 2; alpha psi omega; house council 4; hall commission 4; dining hall assistant 2; auditorium assistant 3, 4; as- sistant to dean sox 3; campus guide 4. ralph frankhn dcHinger. .fort kiudcrdalc, fla. a.h. degree in husiness administration theta chi 3, 4, treasurer 4; intramurals 4; university of florida 1, 2. sally jane dozier gastonia, n. c. h.s. degree in physics and mathematics ire 1, 2; ywca 1, 2; hacawa 2, 4; lenoir rhynean 1, 2, 3, 4, assistant business manager 4; hibernator 2, 3, circu- lation manager 3; chi beta phi. reporter 3. secretary 4; class historian 4; faculty assistant 3, 4; freshman math award, chemistry ' achievement award, commencement marshal 2: ir io ' s who in american colleges and universities 4. eyelyn barringer drum ncwton, n. c. a.h. degree in elementary education ire I, 2; ace 4. jerry brown drum newton, n. c. a.h. degree in history [119] t sen lors h()bb saniucl echerd hickory, n. c. a.b. degree hi Juisiness adniiiuatratioii kiippa sigma kappa 3, 4. nine winona eckard akimancc, n. c. a.h. degree in prhiinry education c 4; vca 4; les amies 3. 4; attended marion junior llese 1, 2. niaioarct ujlhcrt edwards vAc, n. c. ( . ' . degree iu eleiuentarr education ace 4. (3 year student) )can carol cfird kannapolis, n. c. a.h. degree in primary education ace 1, 2. 3. 4; a cappella choir 1. 2. 3. 4; junior class productions 2, 3; ywca 1, 2; college Sunday school 1; HACAWA 3; philia 1, 2, 3, 4, corresponding secretary 4; class officer secretary 4; hall commission 2. diaries richard enslev brvsnn citv, n. c. (7. 7. degree in physical education It.i 4i intramurals; tau kappa epsilon, intramural repre- sentati e 4. kcnnetli Ice Ferguson hickory, n. c. a.h. degree iu husiness administration lunior class productions 3; baptist student union 1, 2; intrumurals 3, 4; theta chi 2, 3, 4, historian 3, secretary 4. John hilbcrt lisher Spartanburg, s. c. a.h. degree in mathematics and business administration football 1, 2; baseball 1; tennis 2, 4; intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4; student cabinet 1. 2, 3, 4, president 4; student court 4, presiding officer; student-faculty nominating committee 1; student publications committee 4; theta chi 1, 2, 3. 4, treasurer 3; student body officer 3, 4, vice president 3, president 4; class officer treasurer 3; dean of students ' advisory committee 4; ir io ' s trlw in american colleges and universities 4. sue lutz fisher newton, n. c. a.h. degree iu grammar grade education ace 4. [120] class off 6 harrv franklin frve hickory, n. c. n.h. deoree in physical education fta 4; intramurals 3, 4; house council 4; tau kappa cpsilon 3, 4, treasurer 4; hall ct mmission, ' ice president 4. linda Frances garrison daUas, n. c. a.h. degree in primary education ace 1, 2, 3; band 3; junior class production 2; yvvca 1, 2; Isa 1; library assistant 1, 2, 3; girls ' chorus 3. (3 ear student) Joyce gwyn george hickor ' , n. c. a.h. degree in education ace 3; intramurals 3; hacawa 2, 3; leuoir rhyiiean 3; hibernator 2; philia 2, 3, treasurer 3; attended duke uni versity 1; ywca at duke. (3 year student) cress cdwin goodnight, jr.. . .sahsbur ' , n. c. a.h. degree in husiness administration menc; basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; intramurals I, 2, 3, 4; letter- men ' s club 1, 2, 3, 4; student cabinet 3; sigma phi epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4, junior marshal. hihon waher gopic lancaster, corentyne, british guiana h.s. degree in pre-medical biology ' tn m ire i. 2, 3; chi beta phi 2, 3; assistant in the chemistry ' ' laboratory 3. (3 year student} octavia Joanne greene hickory, n. c. L ' W 1 h.s. degree A tr i H . attended woman ' s college of unc 1. 2. A K HH r . k AIH W A peggy Jonas halhnan Hncohiton, n. c. all. degree in priiuarv education sarah ' irpinia hamm lees ' illc, s. c. , t a.h. degree in history Mi H - music club 1; playmakers 1, 2, 3, 4; a cappella choir 1, 2, 3, 4; junior class productions 1, 2, 3, 4; student cabinet 4; hacawa 4, assistant editor 4; alpha psi omega; isc 4; sphinx 1, 2, 3, 4, historian 2; who ' s who in american js w - m colleges and universities. BJP ' [121] t sen lors initLlicll lane harwood albemarlc, n. c. a.h. degree in english ha; juniiir class productions; methodist student union 1; iiACAWA 1, business stafF; sigma phi cpsilon 2, 3, 4, secretary 3; hall commission 3; assistant to dean sox 4. Icster c ' an ha naer, jr hickory, n. c. a.h. ch ' grec iu business tidiu ' misiratiou alice patricia hawlev Stanley, n. c. a.h. degree in priuwry education .ICC 4; uitramurals 4; waa 1, 2; hacawa 3; isc 4; les amies 1 . 2, 3. 4, corresponding secretary 2, recording secretary 2, A ' ice president 3, isc rejiresentative 4; dining hall waitress. svKia ican liclton hickory, n. c. (7. ;. degree iu euglisb Ita 2, 3, secretary-treasurer 3. (3 year student) macilc h. hcrman hickory, n. c. a.h. degree in priuIar ' education (3 ' ear student) billv r. hester conoxer, n. c. a.b. degree in grmuninr grade ediication kippa sigma kappa 1, 2, 3, vice president 2, 3. (3 year student) patricia dayis hinton statesyille, n. c. a.b. degree in elementary education ace 4; attended mitchell college. lo cl thoinas hoke, jr hickory, n. c. a.h. degree iu euglisb ha 3. 4, vice president 4. [122] class of 60 caiaill william liolLintl Iiickury, n. c. a.b. degree in history (3 year student) caroKn louise lioiiscr lincolnton, n. c. ((. ' . de ' j,rce in cleiueutary education ace 4: alphn sii ma kappa 3, 4. (3 year student) jamcs eclward hoxis lincolnton, n. c. a.h. Jt ' Ljrfc ill Jiiitoyy cli ahcth anncttc liowell . .east spencer, n. c. (7.1 ' . deii rce in religious ediicntion torensics 3, 4; pKi makers 4; junior i roduetion 2; h.ac.awa 3; hall ciimmissimi 3, treasurer; attended williani and mary college. da id William hovlc dallas, n. c. ( . ). de rce in business administration sii nia phi cpsilnn 3. (3 year student) lx ' tt ' jo huss lincolnton, n. c. aJj. degree in gravnuar grade education ace 3 . (3 year student) larrv arthur iscnhour hickorv, n. c. ad ' , degree in commerce and social studies fta 2, 3. (3 year student) clonald mcc ) ' jackson . . . hcsscmcr citv, n. c. (7.1 ' . degree in physical education Ita 4; basketball 4, manager; intramurals 3, 4; tau kappa epsilon 3, 4. ice president 4. [123] seniors waiter joe lacLiniin. . iutlicitord college, n. c. J ' .s. tlci ree iu hiolooy pats ' jamcs ncvvton, n. c. n.h. degree iu priiuarv ediieation ace 4. (3 year student) max j radv janis hickory, n. c. a.h. Jc ' i rc ' t ' ni eii ' j,lish fta -4; plaxniakers 4; tlieta clii 1. 2. 3. 4. seond - uard 4. niar ' alicc ia nes granite falls, n. e. a.h. Jeyrt ' t ' iu elciueutnry education ace 3, 4. (3 year student) ierr owen jernigan statesx ille, n. e. a.h. dei rec iu social studies tau kappa e]isil(in 3, 4. s ' K ia loretta iolmson new ton, n. c. a.h. defiree iu prinmr] educalinu ace 2, 3; Isa 2; sphinx 2, 3. correspunding secrctar) 2. (3 year student) John alien kagev cdinhuro, va. a.h. decree iu s()ci()h) j r ire 1; band I; Iiihcnu.tor 2; theta ehi 1, 2, 3, 4, siicial chairman 4; dining hall waiter 1, 2, 3, 4. jox siK ' is keasey hiekor , n. c. (). ;. de ' j,ree iu educatiou ace 4. [124] class of 60 chnitl rhcxles keck hickory, n. c. a.h. degree in religions education n cappeHa choir 1. 2. 3, 4; religious council 3; kappa chi 1 , 2, 3. 4, treasurer 1, secretary 2, vice president 3; Isa 1. 2. 3. 4; college sundav school 1, 2, 3, 4; intramurals 3; mu sigma epsilon 4; dining hall vaiter 1, 2. 3; winner of glenn r. frye declaimer ' s edal 2; recipient of brotherhood scholarship 3; who ' s who hi coUe cniiK Ionise kees raleigh, n. c. ii.h, degree in sociology and spatiish fta 3; pkn mjkers; iunior class production 1; ywca 1; Isa; intra- murals 3; HACAWA ], 2, 3, copy and proof 1, greek editor 2, 3; 3; philia 1, 2, 3, isc represeniative 3; ; assistant in the sociology ' department 3; coUe .es and iDi ' iversities 3. (3 year student) roger william kendrick oastonia, n. e. (7.1?. degree in business administration intramurals 2; house council 1, 4, vice president 4; hall com- mission I; attended charlotie college. patricia annc kester liickorv, n. c. a.h. degree in tnitsic music club 1, 2, 3; menc 2, 3; playmakers 1. 2; band 1. 2. 3. majorette 1, 2, head majorette 3; a cappella choir 1, 2, 3; junior class productions 1, 2, 3; hacawa 3. (3 year student) jack micliael killian hickory, n. c. a.h. degree in chejiiistry chi t)eta phi; si ma phi epsilon. patricia annette kluttz kannapohs, n. c. a.h. degree in sociology a)id religious education playmakers 1. 2, 3; band 1, 2, 3; junior class productions 1, 2; orchestra 1, 2, 3; Isa 1; college Sunday school 1, 2; alpha psi omega; miss kappa sigma kappa 1; majorette 1, 2. 3; assistant in the sociology department and the public relations office. (3 year student) clon wiHiani kncehurg asheville, n. c. a.h. degree iji inusic education music club 1. 2. 3. 4; menc 2, 3, 4; kampus kats 1. 2. 3. 4; band 1, 2. 3, 4, secretary ' 2, president 3, 4; a cappella choir 2. 3, 4, manager: junior class productions 1, 2, 3, 4; mu sigma epsilon 4; freshman medal; recipient of brotherhood scholarship 3: who ' s who in uinerican coUeges mid iDiiversit ' tes 4. rosemerrv aim koontz kannapohs, n. c. a.h. degree in commercial education fta 3. 4; ywca 1, 2; Isa 1; college sundav school 1; intramurals 4; student cabinet 1, 3; student-fsculty nominating committee 2; HACAWA 2, 3. 4, assistant business manager 3, 4; iota epsilon omega 3, 4, president 4; ifc 3; isc 4; philia 1, 2, 3, 4, recording secretary 2, vice president 3, president 3; class officer secretar.- I; hall commission 2; library ' assistant 2; faculty assistant 4; daisv mae 3; wiio ' s who in americiui coUeges iDid luiiversities 4. [125] jdlm Joseph lacltl gastdiiia, n. c. ii.h. dfiircc ill jiliysiciil cdiicntioii kcniiclh lainhcrt aldcsc, n. c. ( . ). Jc ' ijit ' c ' ( Jii tary c ' laiiu ' charlotte hiwson hickory, n. c. ii.i ' . dciircc in eirjish Icnoir rhyiieaii 2, 3, cditcir i; inta cpsilim uniL-Ha; student publications cummittce; who ' s n ' io in aiiiericaii colleges and universities. (i year student) Jixic Ice lewis moruanton, n. e. a.h. dcs,rec in priiiiiiyy cdiiciilinu iranslci Iccs-nicrae enllcKe. tlonaitl thaci lineher er hickory, n. c. a.h. dei!,reL ' in economics liH.tball 1, 2, 3; sigma phi epsih.n 1, 2, 3, 4. helen le ' on linel:)er er astonia, n. c. lid), dci ree in primary education ace 1, 2, 3; yvvca 1, 2, 3; Isa 1, 2, 3; o.lleHe sundav sch.i..l 1; HACAWA 3; lenoir rliynean 2. (3 year student) L;lenn exans link granite lalls, n. c. a.h. decree in hitsiness aduiinistration (3 year student) lincla merchant lockrow. . winston-salem, n. e. a.h. dci rcc in pidAic school music inusic club 1, 2, 3, 4, secretary-treasurer 4; menc 2, 3, 4, vice president 3, president 4; band 1, 2, 3, 4, secretary 3, vice president 4; a cappella choir 4; orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; ball commission 2. II2CI sen iors k class of 60 johnny lee loFtin nKKnesvillc, n. c. a.h. degree in husiness adiiiiiiistratioii lenoir-rhynean 1, 2, 3, circulation manager 3; iota cjisilon omega 4; sigma phi epsilon 2. 3, 4, guard 4. James clavid lutz dallas, n. c. h.s. degree in eheiiiistry, lualheiiuitics and biology kampus kats 1, 2, 3, 4; band 1, 2, 3, 4; sigma phi epsilon 2, 3. 4, comptroller 3, 4. mona kav lutz besscmcr citw n. c. a.h. degree in primary education ace 1, 4; ' wca 1, 2, 3, 4; bsu 4; waa 1. 2; les amies 1, 2. 3, 4, chaplain 1; ilc 2, chajilain 3, corresponding secretarx 4; intramurals 4. nancy |() niackic ncwlon, n. c. a.h. degree in inathciniitics fta 3, 4, reporter 3, president 4; wca 4; chi beta ]ihi 3, 4, historian 4. mary elinor mahler aslK ' illc, n. c. a.h. degree in history junior class productions 2, 3, 4; Isa 1; waa 1; sphinx 1, 2, 3, 4, recording secretary 2; dining hall waitress 1, 2, 3, 4; student-facult)- lecture committee 4. joe anne marchion niianii. Ha. a.h. degree in business adniinistratiun junior class productions 2, 3, 4; ywca 1; Isa 1; college Sunday school 1; waa 1, 2, 4, reporter 1, secretary 2; HACAWA 2, 3, 4, portrait editor 2, 3, editorin-chiel 4; hihernator 1, 2; iota epsilon omega 3, 4; student publication committee 4; dining hall worker 1, 2; facult) assistant 3, 4; who ' s who in amei ' icati colleges and iniiversities 4. miriam Virginia mauser nevvton, n. c. a.h. degree in pidjJic school music music club 2, 3, 4; menc 3, 4, xice-president 4; band 3, 4; a cappella choir 4. richard cugene maxey freeport, ill. a.h. degree in history junior class production 3; college Sunday school 3, 4; intramurals 3, 4; theta chi 2, 3, 4. (3 year student) 127] t sen iors thumas ray nicconnick Icwistown, pa. a.h. degree in physical education and social studies t ' ta; football 2; basketball 1, 2, 3; lettermen ' s club. liansel rav mccrorie charlotte, n. c. a.h. degree in business administration lootbali 1, 2, 3. 4, alternate captain 4; intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4; lettermen ' s club 2, 3, 4, secretary-treasurer 3; student cabinet 4; house council 4; sigma phi epsilon 3, 4; hall commission 3, 4, vice president 3, president 4; who ' s who ill anierican colleges aiid universities 4. coftev mcdade Hudson, n. c. a.h. degree in primary education lienrv mann mckav, jr savannah, ga. a.h. degree in sociology liirensics 2; a cappella choir 4; junior class productions 3; religious council 3; kappa chi 2, 3, 4, president 3; Isa 2, 3, 4; college Sunday school 2, 3, 4; student cabinet 4; HACAWA 4. photographer; class officer chaplain 3; presi- dent 4; attended georgia institute of technology- 1; who ' s who in aimrican colleges and universities 4. jewel nicwilliams hickory, n. c. ( . ;. degree in history and english fta 4; band 1; a cappella choir 1, 2; methodist student union 1. 2; liouse council 1; attended pfeiffer college. joan emily melton granite falls, n. c. a.h. degree in primary education .ice 3; methodist student union 1, 2. (3 year student) joliii lianklin merck asheville, n. c. a.h. degree in religious education and sociology a cappella choir 1, 3, 4, vice president 3; junior class productions 2, 3; Isa I, 2; college Sunday school 1; theta chi 1, 2, 3, 4, chaplain 4; class officer chaplain 2, vice president 4; dining hall waiter 1, 2, 3, 4; assistant in the philosiiphy and religion department 4; crevvnecks. iames earl niickle marion, n. c. a.h. degree in commercial and social studies fta 2, 3. (3 year student) [128] class off 60 l() cl wilkircl niilLliam, jr. kinus inoLintain, n. c. a.h. degree in sociology and religious education playmakers 1; junior class productions 3; kappa chi 1, 2, 3, 4; intramurals I, 2, 3, 4; hacawa 2, 3; theta chi 2, 3, 4, chaplain; class officer president 2, treasurer 4; cheerleader 2, 3, captain 3; dining hall waiter 1, 2, 3. 4. paul lawrencc moose salisluiix, n. c. a.h. degree in sociology junior class productions 1. 2; intramurals ], 2, 3, 4; dining hall waiter 1. 2, 3, 4. ioseph alFred moretz l ioone, n. c. a.h. degree iti pre-law plaxmakers 1, 2, 3; a cappella choir 1, 2; junior class productions 3; student cabinet 4; student court 4; hacawa 1; lenoir rliynean 2, 3, editor 3; hihernatar 2: alpha psi omega; iota epsilon omega 3. 4; tau kappa cpsilon 2, 3. 4, pledge trainer 4; cheerleader 1, 2. captain 2; uho ' s wlio in auiericau colleges and universities 3. wavne larr ' musteller hildcbran, n. c. a.h. degree in husiness aduiinistralion george rolancl niullinix hiltlchran, n. c. a.h. degree in hi. lory playmakers 3, 4; a cappella choir 3, 4; junior class pro- ductions 3; methodist student union 3, 4. liilda ann mullinix hiltlchran, ii. c. a.h. degree in music a caopella choir 2, 4. thad mcc() ' mulhs, |r lenoir, n. e. a.h. degree in husiness adini}iistration golf 3, 4; intramurals 2, 3, 4; theta chi 3, 4. rohbie barton neill hickorx , n. c. a.h. degree in primary education [129] sen lors thomas edward newsome. . . .rural hall, n. c. a.h. degree in history t ' ta 4; forensics 2; a cappella choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Isa 1, 2, 3; college Sunday schoti! 1. 2, 3; intramurals 2, 3, 4; house council 4, president hif hland hall 4; hall commission 4, secretary; dining hall waiter 1, 2, 3, 4. joann karen noblett bessemer city, n. c. a.h. degree in euglish ha 3; baptist student union 3; intramurals 3; house council 3; isc 3; les amies 1, 2, 3, historian 1, isc 2, 3, president 3; cheerleader 1, 2, 3; hall commission 3. (3 year student) kcnneth rav norman mt. airy, n. c. a.h. degree in physical education fta; basketball 1,2, 3, 4; intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; lettermen ' s club 1, 2, 3, 4. Harold mcmillan odom .... taylorsville, n. c. a.] . degree in history a)id social studies fta. nancy alberta patterson. . .china grove, n. c. a.h. degree in grammar grade education ace 3; vvaa 1; lenoir rhynean 2, 3; philias 1, 2, 3, treasurer 2, HACAWA 3, greek editor. (3 year student) edwin clarkson payne. . . .granite falls, n. c. a.h. degree in physical education basketball 1, 2; baseball 1, 2, 4; intramurals 3, 4; letter- men ' s club 1, 2, 3, 4; tau kappa epsilon 3, 4. ned w. payne granite falls, n. c. a.h. degree ij; history ire 4; ha 4; playmakers 4. (3 year student) fred thomas phillips holly hill, fla. a.h. degree in hiisiness admiyiistration intramurals 2, 3, 4; ifc 4; tau kappa epsilon 3, 4. [130] class of 60 jeriA iKunuin phillips hickory, n. c. a.h. degree in business administration baptist student union 1, 2; theta chi 3; circle k club 2, 3. melvin dennis poovey hickory, n. c. a.h. degree in business adniinistratiun ted w ' ilson proctor hickory, n. c. ( . ;. degree i business ad)niuistratio)i tau kappa epsilon 3, 4. cliarlolte cUzabeth reece drc.xel, n. c. ((. ' . degree in coDiuiercial ediicntiuii (3 year student) ne ' i() peter renzullo torrington, conn. a.b. degree in history fta 3, 4; football 1, 2, 3, 4; intramurals 2; lettermen ' s club 2. 3, 4. reginald loard rhoney hickory, n. c. a.h. degree in business administration hclen marlow rhvne hickory, n. c. a.h. degree in eleuieiitary education glen cokm richards granite tails, n. c. h.s. degree in general science fta 4; baptist student union 3, 4; assistant in the physics laboratory 4. [131] Howard icUniond ritchie, |r. . .chapel hill, n. c. a.h. degree in eiiglish playmakers 1. 2; band 1; alpha psi omefja 1, 2, 3; tau kappa epsilcin 1, 2. 3; laboratory assistant 3. (3 vear student ianice y onne robinson hickory, n. c. a.h. degree in public school music menc 3, 4; junior class productions 1. 3; reli ious council 2, 3. 4; baptist student union 1. 2, 3. 4, president 3, 4. inelanie Caroline rochow. . . .ashe ille, n. c. a.h. degree in music education music club 1, 2, 3, 4, vice president 2; menc 4; Ixnid 2, 3; a cappella choir 1, 2, 3, 4; junior class productions 1; Isa 2, 3; assistant in the education department 4; as sistant in the record library 2, 3. niargaret lucille rockett hickorv, n. c. a.h. degree in husiness oli er rav rockett morganton, n. c. a.h. degree in husiness admi)iistralio}i hclen marie romeo wilinington, n. c. a.h. degree in primary educatio)! ace I, 2. 3, 4. secretary-treasurer 2; yvvca 1, 2; l-n 1, 2. college Sunday school 1; student cabinet 2; philias 1, 2. 3, 4; hall commission 3, secretary; library assistant I. 2, 3, 4. rachel diana rudisill cherrvville, n. c. a.h. degree in primary educatio)! ace 1, 2, 3, 4; religious council 3; vvca 1. 2, 3. 4, cabinet member 2, 4; Isa 1, 2. 3, 4, secretary 3; college Sunday school 1, 2, 3, 4. garv lee satrit salishiirw ii. c. a.h. degree in sociology kampus kats 1, 2, 3, 4; forensics 2. 3, 4, student assistant director 2, 3, 4; playmakers 1; band 1, 2, 3, 4; junior class productions 2, 3; religious council 2, 3, 4, president 4; kappa chi 1, 2, 3, 4, treasurer 2; Isa 1, 2, 3, 4, vice presi- dent 4; college Sunday school 1, 2; hacawa 2, 3, art editor 2; assistant art editor 3; lenoir rhynean 1, 2; hiber nator 1; iota epsilon omega 3, 4, treasurer 4; class officer chaplain 4, historian 3; crewnecks 2, 3; dining hall waiter 1, 2; assistant in the department of sociology 1, 2, 3, 4; who ' s who in american colleges and universities 4. [132] j class off 60 paul sain hickor ' , n. c. a.h. deiiree hi history doidtin childers schniitz. . . kannapolis, n. c. a.] ' , degree in entJlish tta 4; loiL ' iisics 4; playmakers 4. maltha ]ane scnter lincolnton, n. c. a.h. degree in prinwry education ace 1, 2. 3, 4; band 1, 2; religious council 2; ywca 1, 2, 3, 4, cabinet member 2; methodist student union 1, 2, 3, 4; college Sunday school 1, 2, 3, 4; hall commission 2. secretary. nanc ' annettc shidal lincolnton, n. c. n.h. degree iti comiuercial education fta 3; religious council 2, 3; ywca 1, 2. 3. treasurer 2, president 3; Isa 1; hacawa 3; les amies 1. 2, 3. correspond- ing secretary 2, historian 2; may court 2; business office assistant 2, 3; chapel monitor. (3 year student) diWid ulcnn shook newton, n. c. a.h. degree in husiuess administration don paul shook Stanley, n. c. a.h. degree in hitsiness adjninistration and history intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; house council 4; theta chi 1, 2, 3, 4, social chairman 3. oarland g. shook, jr granite falls, n. c. (7. J), degree in Spanish and history fta 4; playmakers 2, 3, 4; junior class productions 2, 3; alpha psi omega 4; assistant in the Spanish department 4; circle k 1, 2, 3. donna c. shulenberger landis, n. c. h.s. degree in hiology band 1. 2; Isa 1, 2, 3; college sunda ' school 1. 2; chi beta phi 2, 3, reporter 3; college nurse 1, 2, 3. (3 year student) [133] winfrcd cress shuping Salisbury, n. c. n.h. degree in hhtory fta 4; kappi chi 1. 2, 4; intramurals 3, 4; dining hall waiter I, 2, 3, 4. judv faye siginon hickory, n. c. all. degree hi elementary education ace 3, 4; Isa 1. (3 year student) tlinmas ralph sigmon newton, n. c. a.h. degree in religions education religious council 2, 3; methodist student union 1, 2, 3, secretary-treasurer 3; diakonian fellowship 3. (3 year student) patricia ellen simmons conoycr, n. c. a.h. degree in business administration patsy Virginia slane statesville, n. c. a.h. degree in physical education fta 3, 4; intramurals 4; waa 3; ifc 3; isc 4, president 4; sphinx 3, 4, president 4; junior class marshal 3; miss lenoir rhyne 4; dean of students ' advisory council 4. julia honliam smith hickory, n. c. a.h. degree in primary education (3 year student) nancy louise smitK. . . .winston-salem, n. c. a.h. degree in mathematics fta 3; ywca 1, 2, 3; house council 3, vice president; hall commission 2, 3; assistant in the mathematics department 2, 3. (3 year student) robert phillip smith winstnn-salcm, n. c. a.h. degree in physical education fta 1; basketball 1, 2, 3; intramurals I, 2, 3, 4; intramural council. [134] class of 60 gary vann snider greensboro, n. c. a.h. degree in business administration playmakers 2, 3, 4; intramurals 2. 3, 4; tau kappa epsilon 2, 3, 4, sergeant-at-arms 4; transfer, greensboro college. (3 year student) sidnev n. solomon hickory, n. c. a.h. degree in husiuess administration guv vassar soule, jr charlotte, n. c. a.h. degree in economics intramurals 3, 4; theta chi 3. 4, librarian 4. nora alien sprinkle taylorsville, n. c. a.h. degree in grannnar grade education lees-mcrae junior college 1 . (3 year student) bobbv lee starnes granite falls, n. c. a.h. degree in physical education anne elise stender atlanta, ga. a.b. degree in eleme}itary education ace 4; playmakers 1, 2, 3, 4, secretary-treasurer 4; iunior class production 3, student director 3; dining hall waitress 1, 2, 3, 4. patricia sue Stinnett bessemer citv, n. c. a.h. degree in elementary education ace 1, 2, 3. 4; ywca 1, 2, 3, 4; Isa 1, 4; ha va 4; les amies 1, 2, 3, 4, historian 2, treasurer 3. donald lee stroud hickory, n. c. h.s. degree in mathematics and general science intramurals 1, 2, 3; ifc 3; kappa sigma kappa 1, 2, 3, chaplain 1, vice president 2, president 3. (3 year student) [135] -I rMti sen iors amcs brctt summers statcs ' illc, n. c. a.h. dee ree in business administration martin I. swartz palm ' ra, pa. a.h. deg ree in sociology a cappella choir 2, 3; junior class productions 2; kappa chi 2; Isa 2. 3, 4; intramurals 2, 3, 4; house council 4, president of morgan hall 4; theta chi 2, 3, 4, vice president 3; class treasurer 2, vice president 3; hall commission 4; r]w ill americaii coUeii,cs and itjiiversities. ank cdwin league granite falls, n. c. J), dfgifv in business administration and economics (3 year student) carl II. tiKimas, jr charlotte, n. c. a.h. degree in business administration intramurals 3, 4; lenoir rhynean 3, 4, assistant circulation manager; iic 3, 4, sigma phi epsilon 3, 4. tliomas terrv thompson roanokc, a. a.h. degree in niatbematics pknmakers 2, 3, 4; junior class productions 2, 4; kappa chi 2. 3, 4; Isa 2, 3, 4; college Sunday school 2, 3, 4; intramurals 2, 3, 4; chi beta phi 3. 4; faculty assistant in the biology and sociology departments; attended the iini crsit ot ' irginia 1. (3 year student) doris elaine troutman midland, n. c. a.h. degree in grammar grade education ace 4; yvvca 4; baptist student union 1, 2, 3, 4, secretary- treasurer 4; library assistant 2, 3, 4; biology laboratory assistant 2, 3, 4; chapel monitor 3; dean of students ' ad isorv council 4. joc cddie troutman rockwell, n. c. a.h. degree in religious education demosthenian literary society 3, sergeant-at-arms; play- makers 1, 2, 3; junior class productions 2, 3, 4, principal 3, co-chairman scenic design 3; kappa chi 1, 2, 3, 4; alpha psi omega 2, 3, 4; campus guide 4; circle k club 1, 2, 3; monitor 3, 4; e. j. sox playmaker award 3; track 3; motion choir 4; canterbury club 3. 4; diakonian fellowship 4; assistant in the religion department 3; dining hall waiter 1, 2. 3, 4. robert lewis troutman statesville, n. c. a.h. degree in business administration intramurals 3; tau kappa epsilon 3, 4; attended brevard junior college 1, 2. [136] class of 60 kcrmit stevc turner lincolnton, n. c. a.h. degree in euajish fta 4; forensics 3, 4; playmakers 2, 3, 4, president: iuniur class productions 3; student-tacult} ' nominating committee 3i alpha psi omega, president; mu sigma epsilon; ifc 4; theta chi 3, 4; assistant in the english department; who ' s who iu at}i?ricaii colleges nud iinivsrsities. 4. ?ffcrs()n atwell walker hiekorv, a.h. degree iu hiisiucss aduiiiiistrntioii ( ' 3 ear student) shir1e ' marie pilkentdn walker, .lenoir, n. c. a.h. degree in public achool uiusic robert earl webb bickorv, n. c. a.h. degree iu hiisiue s aduiiuistratiou gardner-webb junior college 1, 2. thonias b. weikcl stowe, pa. (J.I?, degree in husiness adiuiniitration kappa sigma kappa 2, 3. (3 year student) beverlv sbulorcl wbite biekorx, n. e. a.h. degree iu priujary education ace 4; sphinx 1 . 2. (,3 year student) joe mefarland white bickor ' , n. c. a.h. degree in physical education and social studies fta 4; basketball 1; intramurals 2, 3, 4. sbirlex ' alene whitle ' . . . .bessemer eit , n. c. a.h. degree in public school music and freuch music club 1, 2, 3, 4; menc 3, 4; band 1, 2, 3, majorette 1, 2, 3; a cappella choir 2, 3, 4; junior class productions 1, 2; student cabinet 4; house council 4, president 4; sphinx 2, 3, secretary 3; may court 3; hall commission 1, 2, 3, 4, president 4. .[137] mkh. sen iors m iohn cla icl wilfnncr hickory, n. c. h.s. degree in hioiogy intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; lenoir rhynean 2, 3, 4, business manager 4; hibernator 3, business manager; chi beta phi; iota epsilon omega; student publications committee; inter- fraternity council 2; sigma phi epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4, social chairman 2, rush chairman 3, pledge master 4; assistant to biology department 2, 3, 4; charter member circle k. paula lanctte Williams morganton, ( . ;. degree in priiiiary educntion .ittciulcd woman ' s college of unc. (3 year student) lew IS laravette wilson nevvton, n. c. a.h. degree in gramumr grade education (3 year student) mac lliomas wilson bcssemer citv, n. c. ( . ' . degree i}i commercial education intramurals 1, 2; kappa sigma kappa I, 2, 3, historian 1, corresponding secretary 2. diaries Francis vvright landis, n. c. ((. ;. degree in Inisincss administration sigma phi epsilon 2, 3, 4, senior marshal 4. grace Judith wright gastonia, n. c. a.h. degree in primary education ire 1, 2, treasurer; ace 1, 2, 3, 4, vice president 4; junior class productions 2, 3; religious council 4; ywca 1, 4; baptist student union 1, 4; hacawa 1, 2, 4; house council 4; professor ' s assistant 4; manager junior store 3; canterbury ' club 3, 4. secretary 4; lenoir rhynean 1. jamcs clav wright landis, n. a.h. degree in mathematics and hiisiness administratio)i sigma phi epsilon 2, 3, 4. [1381 tn mrmnnam monroe craig voder a.m. professor voder was born in hickory, north carohna on december 7, 1893. he was head of the department of biology from 1920 to 1959. two weeks before being awarded an honorary doctorate degree from lenoir rhyne, professor voder passed awav on mav 21, 1959. mar - k. newton b.s. loyal secretary to the president of the college for eigh- teen years, miss newton was born in hickory on January 2, 1910. a graduate of woman ' s college of the university of north Carolina, miss newton died on november 15, 1959 after a brief illness. albert keiser a.m., ph.d. dr. keiser, former head of the english department and professor emeritus of english and public speaking, retired in 1957 after serving our college for thirty-four years, di- rector of the south atlantic forensic tournament and listed in who ' s who, dr. keiser was born in austria on december 7, 1887 and died in hickorv on december 5, 1959. martin lutlicr stirewalt, sr. a.b., a.m., d.d. dr. stirewalt was born in new market. Virginia on July 24, 1883. he was associate professor of bible and philosophy for ten years, and ser ' ed on the Ixjard of trustees and was chairman from 1934 to 1950. dr. stirewalt, who received the honorary doctor of divinity degree by the college in 1921, died in hickory on march 10, 1960. [139] , , bphinxvMt k|| I C SORORITY =:: -: ' - TODAY Our Student Body— A part of a growing Lenoir Rhyne MINGES SCIENCE BUILDING— DEDICATED FEBRUARY 21, 1960 TOMORROW May they find their calling in life dedicated— enriched and fruitful as they join the ranks of our alumni with enthusiasm and vigor Lenoir Rliyne College (Established 1891) Page One Hutulred Forty two THE PORTRAITS APPEARING IN THIS YEARBOOK WERE MADE BY TH Officio! Poriirait Phct qrcsphsr FOR THE 1960 HACAWA -S ID ADDITIONAL PICTURES MAY BE ORDERED FROM OUR STUDIO AS THESE NEGATIVES ARE KEPT IN OUR FILES. 14 East Hargelt Street RALEIGH, N. C. 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DA 7-8976 PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Page One Hundred Sixty-two student directory senior class ackard, ann white 665 6th ave. n.w., hickory, n. c. adams, dick howard 1031 12th ave. n.w., hickory, n. c. aderholdt, sara ann henry river, n. c. alien, toye mae 100 5th ave. s.w., lenoir, n. c. allman, william Joseph 109 morehead St., morganton, n. c. amos, william jackson rt. 3, canton, n. c. arnold, dorothy louise 321 croton way, west palm beach, fla. atkins, leonard hardin rt. 1 , vale, n. c. austin, wilma price 901 5th St., n.e., hickory, n. c. bailey, iris rilla 3620 wilkinson blvd., charlotte baird, alba rebecca rt. 1, box 441, valdese baker, david keith box 1 1 , drexel barger, george lagayette 1050 22nd st. n.e., hickory barnhardt, elizabeth 314 new bridge St., Jacksonville bartholomew, carroll eugen e. . . .3712 10th ave. s.w., hickory beam, harriet ann hafer 448 22nd ave. n.e., hickory beck, harold gene 1112 cherry tree dr., new bern beck, James gordon rt. 6, lexington bess, carroll 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carpenter, phyllis gwen rt. 3, box 64, lincolnton carpenter, rose marie rt. 1, box 375, catawba carpenter, ruby Janice rt. 1, claremont carroll, kathleen elizabeth box 185, hudson carswell, sylvia sue box 263, newton cheatham, donna June. .200 n. piedmont St., kings mountain chi, hong yup 266 yancy St., bishop, calif. cline, billy 1 4th St. s.w., hickory cline, fred sloane rt. 1, box 267, hickory cline, wayne cecil rt. 4, morganton clodfelter, phyllis carolyn rt. 3, statesville, clodfelter, vicky gregg huffman. . . .227 5th ave. n.e., hickory, coffey, barney rt. 1 , boomer coo k, edwin alexander rt. 2, catawba coon, nancy ruth rt. 1 , vale Copley, barbara lyneath. . . . 330 montgomery ave., albemarle Cornelius, barbara ann 238 east end ave., statesville costner, shirley jean rt. 1, dallas costner, patricia ann rt. 3, vale craft, david warren box 167, hickory crotts, jerry lynn box 352, valdese Curtis, delwin hohr 203 borden ave., Wilmington dale, robert dal, jr 105 white St., morganton day, garva thomas box 366, Connelly springs, deaton, robert farrell rt. 2, vale, n. c. deese, phillip wayne box 492, china grove, n. c. dellinger, ralph franklin .... 439 s.w. 3rd ave., fort lauderdale, fla. dozier, sally jane 613 hillcrest ave., gastonia, n. c. drum, evelyn barringer rt. 2, newton, n. c. drum, jerry brown 217 davis ave., newton, n. c. drum, robert brent 312 22nd ave. n.e., hickory, n. c. echerd, bobby samuel 805 9th ave. n.e., hickory eckard, elaine winona box 125, alamance edwards, margaret gilbert rt. 1, vale efird, jean carol 1202 centra dr., kannapolis ensley, charles rickard bryson city, ferguson, kenneth lee 234 31st st.,s.w., hickory, n. c. fisher, John hilbert 507 woodland St., Spartanburg, s. c. foster, richard conway 216 3rd st. s.e., hickory, n. c. fox, jimmy delane rt. 1, newton, n. c. frye, harry franklin rt. 1, box 90, hickory, n. c. fulbright, william lee 7 black St., lowell, n. c. garrison, linda frances rt. 2, dallas, n. c. george, Joyce gwyn 16 9th ave. n.e., hickory, n. c. goodnight, cress edwin, jr 334 w. miller St., Salisbury, n. c. gopie, hilton waiter lancaster, corentyne, british guiana, s. a. greene, octavia Joanne 707 17th St., n.e., hickory, n. c. hallman, peggy jonas rt. 2, lincolnton, n. c. hamm, sarah Virginia box 447, leesville, n. c. harwood, mitchel l lane 201 s. broome st., albemarle, n. c. hawley, alice patricia Stanley, n. c. helms, rathmul rt. 1, lincolnton, n. c. helton, sylvia jean 54 7th st. s.e., hickory, n. c. herman, macile bolick rt. 2, box 128, hickory, n. c. hester, billy ray box .184, conover, n. c. hester, patricia james 329 s. cline ave., newton, n. c. hinton, patricia davis 239 n. oak St., statesville, n. c. hoUand, carroll william 2021 5th St. s.w., hickory, n. c. houser, carolyn louise rt. 1, lincolnton, n. c. hovis, james edward rt. 4, lincolnton, n. c. howell, elizabeth annette 322 n. long, east spencer, n. c. hoyle, david william rt. 2, dallas, n. c. huffman, robert rt. 6, box 665, morganton, n. c. huss, betty jo rt. 1, lincolnton, n. c. hyde, charles wrenn 730 8th st. n.w., hickory, n. c. isenhour, larry authur 702 4th st. pi. s.e., hickory, n. c. jackson, donald mccoy rt. 1, bessemer city, n. c. jacumin, waiter joe box 533, rutherford college, n. c. jarrett, wanda caldwell rt. 1, maiden, n. c. jarvis, max grady 519 5th st. s.w., hickory, n. c. jaynes, mary alice sigmon 14 archer St., granite falls, n. c. jemigan, jerry owen 240 n. patterson, statesville, n. c. Johnson, sylvia loretta rt. 1, newton, n. c. kagey, John alien rt. 2, box 48, edinburg, va. kahili, reginald wayne 820 30th st. s.w., hickory, n. c. keasey, helen joy 140 3rd st. n.w., hickorv ' , n. c. keck, david rhodes 446 5th ave. pi. n.e., hickory, n. c. kees, emily louise 318 transylvania ave., raleigh, n. c. kendrick, roger william rt. 3, gastonia, n. c. kester, patricia anne 510 1st ave. n.w., hickory, n. c. killian, jack michael 420 3rd st. s.e., hickory, n. c. kneeburg, don william 24 vance crescent, asheville, n. c. koontz, rosemerry ann 1005 central dr., kannapolis, n. c. ladd, John Joseph rt. 1, box 233, conover, n. c. lail, Wilfred ray 134 14th st. s.e., hickory, n. c. lattimore, robert alexander box 3, fallston, n. c. lawson, elaine charlotte 145 8th ave. n.w., hickory, n. c. leonhardt, harlan clay 409 n. styer st., cherryville, n. c. lewis, dixie lee 309 randolph St., morganton, n. c. lineberger, donald thad 1083 3 ave. dr. n.w., hickory, n. c. lineberger, helen levon rt. 3, union rd., gastonia, n. c. link, glen evans kerr apts., hickory, n. c. lockrow, linda merchang. .815 pine valley rd., vianston-salem, n. c. loftin, johnny lee 457 w. center ave., mooresville, n. c. lutz, james david rt. 1, dallas, n. c. lutz, mona kay 412 n. 12th St., bessemer city, n. c. mackie, nancy jo rt. 2, catawba, n. c. mahler, mary elinor 9 red oak rd., asheville, n. c. marchion, joe ann 17214 n.w. 48th ave., opa-locka, fla. martin, robert lewis rt. 5, lincolnton, n. c. mauser, miriam Virginia rt. 2, newton, n. c. maxey, richard eugene 843 w. lincoln St., freeport, ill. mccall, douglas Wallace, jr granite falls, n. c mccormick, thomas ray 357 s. wayne St., lewistown, pa. mccrorie, hansel ray 1905 ashland ave., charlotte, n. c. mcdade, gail coffey box 302, hudson, n. c. mckay, henry mann, jr 740 e. 45th st., savannah, ga. mclean, harold leslie 30 e. Fredrick St., corry, pa. mcneely, gerald willard rt. 1, box 704, valdese, n. c. mcneely, james burgin, jr 97 34 ct. dr. n.w., hickory, n. c. mcwilliams, willie jewel. . . .932 10th st. blvd. n.w., hickory, n. c. melton, joan emily 30 crestview St., granite falls, n. c. Page One Hundred Sixty-three merck, John franklin 6d edgewood knoll apts., asheville, n. c. mickle, james earl 332 24th st. s.w., hickory, n. c. mitcham, loyd willard, ]r 25 elm St., kings mountain, n. c. moore, Jacob wayne 742 8th st. n.e., hickory, n. c. moose, paul lauTence rt. 6, Salisbury, n. c. moretz, Joseph alfred 336 blowing rock rd., boone, n. c. mosteller, wayne larry general delivery, hiidebran, n. c. mullinix, george roland bo.x 548, hiidebran, n. c. mullinLx, Hilda beach box 548, hiidebran, n. c. mullis, thad mccoy, jr hospital ave. ext., lenoir, n. c. neill, robbie burton 894 8th st. n.e., hickory, n. c. neisler, robert preston 17d viewmont apts., hickory, n. c. newsome, thomas edward rt. 1, rural hall, n. c. noblett, joann karen . .112 w. Washington ave., bessemer city, n. c. norman, kenneth ray 128 orchard St., mt. airy, n. c. odom, harold mcmillan rt. 3, taylorsville, n. c. ogle, louise turpin box 648, indian river cit ' , fla. oldham, carolyn cuneo. .box 100 broughton hospital, morganton, n. c. patterson, nancy alberta rt. 1, china grove, n. c. payne, edwin clarkson 104 n. main st., granite falls, n. c. payne, ned wise box 4902, granite falls, n. c. phillips, fredrick thomas. ... 1 11 1 buena vista ave., holly hill, fla. phillips, jerry norman 1763 1st ave. n.w., hickory, n. c. px)ovey, melvin dennis 257 5th ave. s.e., hickory, n. c. proctor, ted wilson 255 8th st. s.w., hickory, n. c. reece, billy rodgers edmonton, ky. reece, charlotte elizabeth box 36, drexel, n. c. reed, larry edward 730 8th st. n.e., hickory, n. c. renzullo, nevio peter 71 hayes St., torrington, conn. rhoney, reginald foard 4105 1st ave. s.w., hickory, n. c. rhyne, helen marlow 1072 17th ave. n.w., hickory, n. c. richards, glen colan rt. 2, box 1 17, granite falls, n. c. ritchie, howard raymond, jr sandy ridge tr. park, hickory, n. c. robinson, Janice yvonne 420 24th st. s.w., hickory, n. c. rochow, melanie Caroline 19 canterbury rd., asheville, n. c. rockett, lucile sipe rt. 3, hickory, n. c. rockett, oliver ray 307 collett St., morganton, n. c. romen, helen marie 411 s. second St., Wilmington, n. c. roueche, John edward, jr 712 caldwell St., statesville, n. c. rudisill, rachel diana 405 s. elm st., cherr Tille, n. c. safrit, gary lee rt. 3, box 370, Salisbury, n. c. sain, paul 3510 10th ave. dr. s.w., hickory, n. c. Sanders, charles frederick 707 fayettevOle rd., atlanta, ga. schmitz, dorothy ann 237 5th ave. n.e., hickory, n. c. senter, martha jane 308 e. congress St., lincolnton, n. c. shidal, nancy annette 428 n. aspen St., lincolnton, n. c. shook, david glenn 614 s. brady ave., newton, n. c. shook, don paul Stanley, n. c. shook, garland g., jr 9 woods dr., granite falls, n. c. shulenberger, donna carol box 388, landis, n. c. shuping, winfred cress rt. 1, box 440, Salisbury, n. c. sigmon, judy faye 1240 1st ave, n.w., hickory, n. c. sigmon, thomas ralph rt. 2, box 167, newton, n. c. Simmons, patricia ellen box 164, conover, n. c. slane, patsy Virginia 422 w. end ave., statesville, n. c. smith, Julia bonham 1929 1st ave. s.w., hickorv-, n. c. smith, nancy louise 400 n. gordon dr., winston-salem, n. c. smith, robert phillip 3616 hamlock dr., winston-salem, n. c. snider, gary vann 1408 madison ave., greensboro. n. c. Solomon, Sidney nolan viewmont apts., 2c, hickory, n. c. soule, guy vassar, jr 2134 e. 5th St., charlotte, n. c. sprinkle, nora geraldine rt. 3, taylorsville, n. c. starnes, bobby lee 1209 28th st. s.w., hickory, n. c. stender, anna elise 1661 altadena pi. s.w., atlanta, ga. Stinnett, patricia sue rt. 2, bessemer city, n. c. Stroud, donald lee 1720 14th st. pi. n.e., hickory, n. c. summers, james brett 1128 s. meeting St., statesville, n. c. swartz, martin luther, jr 112 n. locust, palmyra, pa. teague, frank edwin 42 crestview St., granite falls, n. c. thomas, carl hoUand, jr rt. 1, box 175, matthews, n. c. thompson, thomas terry 1301 hamilton tr., roanoke, va. thurkill, robert young rt. 8, box 19, lenoir, n. c. troutman, doris elaine rt. 1, midland, n. c. troutman, joe eddie rt. 2, rockwell, n. c. troutman, robert lewis rt. 1, statesville, n. c. turner, kermit s rt. 5, lincolnton, n. c. walker, Jefferson watwell 3136 2nd ave. s.w., hickory, n. c. walker, shirley pilkenton 112 company st., lenoir, n. c. waters, thomas gross, jr 226 n. anderson St., morganton, n. c. watts, roscoe charles rt. 2, granite falls, n. c. webb, robert earl 104 30th ave. n.w., hickory, n. c. weikel, thomas harold 624 howard St., stowe, pa west, wilburn waiter 115 11th ave. s.w., hickory, n. c white, beverly shuford 590 12th ave. n.e., hickory, n. c white, joe mcfarland 590 12th ave. n.e., hickory, n. c whitley, shirley alene 101 gould St., bessemer city, n. c wilfong, John david 533 3rd ave. n.w., hickory, n. c Williams, paula janette 101 circle ct., morganton, n. c Wilson, lewis lafayette 214 w. g st., newton, n. c vvTight, charles francis landis, n. c Wright, grace Judith 612 s. neil St., gastonia, n. c Wright, james clay, jr box 91, landis, n. c junior class abernathy, Catherine ball rt. 5, lincolnton, n. c, abernethy, everett thomas 330 8 ave. dr n.w., hickory, n. c abernethy, martha ruth. . . . 1622 main ave. dr. n.w., hickory, n. c, agee, george spencer 722 5 St. n.e., hickory, n. c, allman, gary lynn 206 w 22 St., kannapolis, n. c. allran, barbara marlene 709 e. 1 St., cherryville, n. c amos, louie mcdonald, jr 416V2 alexander ave., morganton, n. c. anderson, sara jane box 354, rural hall, n. c, andrews, sylvia Joyce 725 5 ave. s.w., hickory, n. c, annas, jerry aaron rt. 2, granite falls, n. c. austin, dewey poe rt. 5, box 650-b, hickory, n. c, austin, sterling oliver rt. 3, box 549, hickory, n. c, avant, jean kay brookshire rd., kannapolis, n. c, baker, Judith anne 446 4 st. place s.w., hickory, n. c. baker, leonard seth rt. 2, conover, n. c, baker, rex kibler s. main St., dre.xel, n. c, harbour, judy gail 770 3 ave. place s.e., hickory, n. c. barger, mary ann rt. 1 , gibsonville, n. c barger, richard alien 53 13 ave. n.e., hickory, n. c barker, John terrell 513 david pk. rd., gastonia, n. c barker, william goldstein box 356, maiden, n. c barnes, luther bahnson. . . .203 n. gaston St., kings mountain, n. c barrett, raymond miller : . . 1 14 4 St. s.w., hickory, n. c barringer, linda kay box 84, richfield, n. c baucom, hiram wilson, jr 3333 goble St., gastonia, n. c beam, kirby franklin casar, n. c beaver, larry eugene box 567, landis, n. c benfield, John david rt. 5, box 716, hickory, n. c berry, shilda elaine 608 Holland dr., statesville, n. c besse, peggy vaughn 630 1 5th St. s.w., hickory, n. c, bittinger, Judith marie 4506 w. market St., greensboro, n. c. blackburn, melba jane 517 roberta ave., lincolnton, n. c blair, caryl elizabeth rt. 1, granite falls, n. c, blair, james edward 316 3rd ave. s.e., lenoir, n. c, bloch, harold irvin, jr 312 2nd ave. n.w., hickory, n. c. bolick, amry frances 29 forest ave., granite falls, n. c. bowman, donald claude 251 10th ave. n.e., hickory, n. c. boyles, monna rita 220 20th ave. n.w., hickory, n. c. bozeman, doris jean 1340 e. norcova dr., norfolk, va. brokhoff, wendy ann 226 huntley pi., charlotte, n. c. brooks, charles emest 306 ratchford ave., gastonia, n. c, brooks, faye scronce 905 8th st. n.e., hickory, n. c, brooks, glenda sue 110 eastover dr., lenoir, n. c. browne, mary elizabeth 816 n. deal ave., newton, n. c. bryant, madie kay box 454, morven, n. c. buff, helen walton 406 8th ave. dr. n.w., hickory, n. c. bullard, richard wayne 700 deese St., monroe, n. c. Campbell, larry david 205 11th st. n.w., hickory, n. c. carpenter, howard vincent, jr highway 74, rt. 3, shelby, n. c. carpenter, winifred benfield. . 731 highland ave. n.e., hickory, n. c. carrigan, larry lee rt. 1, taylorsville, n. c. carter, gladys rebecca rt. 1, box 162, west Columbia, s. c. Chester, brenda avon 1536 main ave. dr. n.w., hickory, n. c. childers, wayne ivey rt. 4, box 150, hickory, n. c. cloninger, jo anne 502 w. trade, dallas, n. c. cockrell, norman richard 24 s. earl ave., lafayette, ind. Connelly, nancy Catherine. . .4105 hermitage rd., Wilmington, n. c. cook, kenneth king 52 peachtree, concord, n. c. correll, John thomas rt. 2, conover, n. c. counts, edward luther burkes garden, va. cox, joe michael 125 dogwood dr., mullins, s. c. cress, lynda fink 894 arbor lane, concord, n. c. daves, claude wilton 300 north green, morganton, n. c. deal, barbara hahn box 23, landis, n. c. dellinger, roy edwin 151 lOth st. ext. s.e., hickory, n. c. dennis, david mack 423 8th ave. dr n.w., hickory, n. c. denton, david morris 605 e. concord St., morganton, n. c. dry, mickey wilson 226 n. 5th St., albemarle, n. c. dwiggins, frances parker rt. 1, newton, n. c. Page One Hundred Sixty-four eckard, albert daniel 52 17th ave. ct. n.w., hickory, n. eckard, brenda cline rt. 1, claremont, n. eckard, seth lyman box 125, alamance, n. elmore, dan gold rt. 3, lawndale, n. engelhard, henrietta katherine. . . . 109 alleghany rd., hampton, ' engelhard, ruth elizabeth 109 alleghany rd., hampton, ■farmer, vernon lee box 615, candler, n fincannon, james dewitt 5th st. n.e., taylorsville, n foushee, johnny mciver box 877, chapel hill, n frye, carolyn frances rt. 1, newton, n frye, ronald harold 2026 1st ave. s.w., hickory, n Fulbright, paul William 68 16th st. s.e., hickory, n gardner, ned david rt. 1, box 529, mt. holly, n. c. gouge, gerald van 460 23rd ave. n.e., hickory, n. c. graf, richard byron, jr 240 n. oak St., statesville, n. c. griffin, arthur terrel! 310 Sussex St., lynchburg, va. baas, juanita wood rt. 1, newton, i hadley, ross clayton Frederick. . 1506 12th st. dr. n.w., hickory, i ham, delta smith 127 9th St. s.w., hickory, hammer, fred kirby box m, taylorsville, harmon, robert dale 212 w. te.xas ave., bessemer city, harper, william edward. .box 24, old wilson rd., rocky mount, harrill, grover Cleveland, jr 500 airline ave., shelby, harrington, bibbie jean box 424, taylorsville, harris, rex clarence box 188, valdese, hartsoe, vivian rebecca rt. 1, vale, harwood, david ellis box 13, albemarle, havnaer, lester evan rt. 3, box 281, hickory, hawkins, nina elizabeth 107 Valencia dr., lenoir, henderson, thomas otis 1533 10th st. pi. n.w., hickory, herion, helen elizabeth box 38, mt. pleasant, herman, floyd ladell, jr 818 10th ave. n.e., hickory, hester, Joseph parks robinson 329 s. cline, newton, hewitt, johnny robert 7th ave. s., conover, hilton, glenn caswell box 262, hickory, hinshaw, william brian 1007 arrowood rd., asheboro, hintze, Frederick mohr, jr 609 central blvd., Wilmington, hoke, Joyce paulette 860 1st st. n.e., hickory, holbrook, edwin charles box 135, hildebran, hollar, william kenneth, jr... box 87, n. depot St., claremont, honeycutt, dewey wayne rt. 2, granite falls, houk, mary ellen rt. 1, box 250a, morganton, howie, franklin delmus taylorsville, hoyle, mary gilbert rt. 1, va le, huffman, harvey ray rt. 3, box 203, hickory, hurlocker, tommy wayne rt. 4, box 365, kannapolis, huss, jack hillard rt. 1, lincolnton. iddings, John white, jr 130 w. south St., albemarle, n. c. isenhower, janet sue 712 w. c St., newton, n. c. Jenkins, waiter glenn 336 21st st. s.w., hickory, n. c. Johnson, Clifford enoch hildebran, n. c. Johnson, osbome wayne 123 n. main St., granite falls, n. c. Johnson, robert Stevenson, jr box 27, wilkesboro, n c. kahili, reginald wayne 820 30th st. s.w., hickory, n. c karriker, sallie lavaughn box 39, landis, n. c kaylor, miriam ann box 7, conover, n. c keeter, barbara faye 103 brookhill rd., shelby, n. c keister, elizabeth latimer 209 cantrell ave., nashville, tenn kendall, leta lynn 1620 meadowood lane, charlotte, n. c kendrick, Joyce 512 secrest St., belmont, n. c kerley, wayne arvil 605 salem rd., morganton, n. c kiker, billy frazier rt. 1, statesville, n. c kiser, flay steve 907 lee ave., kannapolis, n. c kluttz, patricia annette 804 buick ave., kannapolis, n. c kuuskraa, helgi rt. 2, cherryville, n. c lage, richard lloyd loysburg, pa lambert, kenneth valdese, n laws, james keith rt. 3, box 591, hickory, n leonard, John homer 36 20 ave. n.e., hickory, n lingerfelt, danny Herbert 103 n. chestnut St., morganton, n little, kenneth lee box 25, claremont, n little, marcia cresconda rt. 5, box 64911, hickory, n little, ruby lackey taylorsville, n logan, daisy starlene rt. 2, lincolnton, n lowdermilk, Stephen Herbert mt. view St., drexel, n lutz, frances Irene rt. 1 , newton, n lutz, mary lynn box 161, shelby, n lynn, edmund ray rt. 2, vale, n maples, adam thorp wild life lodge, hickory, n martin, jimmy douglas 817 e. summer St., lincolnton, n martin, jim ivan 354 6th st. n.w., hickory, n martin, lloyd wilson 27 19th ave. n.w., hickory, n matheson, donald lee taylorsville, n mayer, brenda ruth 5727 park rd., charlotte, n mccarter, rufus larry rt. 2, box 531, gastonia, n mccurdy, arnold dale 541 kelly st., statesville, n mcgalliard, rou alexander rt. 3, box 866, lenoir, n mcginnis, John byron 507 w. gold St., kings mountain, n mcswain, Harold love rt. 4, albemarle, n metts, Janice beulah 749 b ave., west Columbia, s micol, victor emmanuel rt. 1, box 197, valdese, n miller, charles guthrie todd, n miller, marilyn elizabeth 1065 5 st. n.e., hickory, n miller, ransom dale rt. 5, box 652b, hickory, n mitchum, robert c, jr rt. 2, lincolnton, n moore, sara etta box 5029, granite falls, n moretz, elsic icard rt. 5, hickory, n moretz, rufus ledford 1909 20 ave. w., bradenton, fla moser, james edwin rt. 1, conover, n. c mull, mary elsie 595 s. waldo St., valdese, n. c newton, james larry 403 5 st. s.e., hickory, n. c newton, max h general delivery, conover, n. c norman, charles Howard rt. 4, box 534, morganton, n. c norman, wade nolen rt. 1, Julian, n. c owen, laura 253 5 st. s.e., hickory, n. c oxford, bruce alien rt. 2, granite falls, n. c parham, norma carol 415 nathan hunt St., high point, n. c pei rson, sara corinne. . . .303 w. maryland ave., bessemer city, n. c phillips, Joseph edwin rt. 1, liberty, n. c pope, jane amelia 408 Salisbury rd., statesville, n. c powell, judy alice box 131, icard, n. c powell, racHel rebecca rt. 4, box 588, morganton, n. c quinn, anita 4308 tanglewood dr., charlotte, n. c ramseur, donald elliott 573 castle Hayne rd., Wilmington, n. c reid, scotty sue rt. 6, box 115, lenoir, n. c rickmond, Constance ann..2371-a, lindmont cir. n.e., atlanta 5, ga roach, Clifford graces box 1109, rt. 1, browns mills, n. j robbins, donald travis 510 f ave. s.w., hickory, n. c roberts, rachel gertrude 7 e. summit ave., granite falls, n. c roberts, robert boyce 52 falls ave., granite falls, n. c roper, joe billy 205 Jefferson St., morganton, n. c ross, barbara wilene box 1046, marion, n. c rudisill, cora lee 715 w. main ext., lincolnton, n. c rudisill, dorothy estelle 232 w. 20th St., nevrton, n. c rudisill, marie carolyn 1425 5 st. n.e.. Hickory, n. c russell, racHel elizabeth 219 w. 6 St., lexington, n. c schell, iris anne 748 8 ave. s.e.. Hickory, n. c scott, larry keith box 172, glen alpine, n. c settlemyre, terry lobert 1900 second ave. n.w., Hickory, n. c setzer, glenda jean s. depot St., claremont, n. c sharpe, sybil marie 1745 2 ave. n.w., hickory, n. c shell, david lee box 78, Hudson, n. c sherrill, ferman joe box 132, Connelly springs, n. c sherrill, fred rick 2073 6 ave. s.e.. Hickory, n. c short, paul morris ellenboro, n. c short, robert eugene rt. 5, box 650ac, hickory, n. c shuping, clyde astor rt. 4, box 534, morganton, n. c sigmon, henry force rt. 3, hickory, n. c sigmon, william reginald rt. 2, granite falls, n. c Simmons, jo ann childers 23 Hillcrest ave., rhodhiss, n. c Simmons, leonard thomas 81 archer St., granite falls, n. ( Simpson, james olin 120 19th ave. s.w., Hickory, n. ( Simpson, jean carolyn 101 rock view lane, morganton, n. c smith, james richard rt. 2, box 77, Hickory, n. ( Stanley, george adrian box 1 10, rural hall, n. ( Stephens, carolyn jane rt. 2, box 329, Connelly springs, n. ( Stephens, charles thomas rt. 4, box 312, hickory, n. ( Sullivan, gwyn paul rt. 5, box 246, lenoir, n. c swanson, racHel Virginia rt. 3, box 1008, lenoir, n. c swicegood, mary beth rt. 5, lexington, n. c teague, larry gary 42 crestview St., granite falls, n. c teague, michael eugene 827 7 ave. pi. s.w., hickory, n. c teague, wade wesley 4 east St., granite falls, n. c terrell, james orville 2 park St., granite falls, n. c tienken, linda kay 4904 wrightsville ave., Wilmington, n. c trawick, barbara ann forest park, hickory, n. c turlev, donald lee 639 lincoln St., Cumberland, md Page One Hundred Sixty-five ullman, Joyce diane 1163 brown rd., columbus, ohi( ullman, patricia ann 1636 3 St. n.e., hickory, n. c watson, bobby dean box 1 18, granite falls, n weaver. Janice rt. 3, box 617, hickory, n whittecar, ruth elaine 97 grove St., concord, n wise, barbara jean. ... rt. 1, newton, n withers, marie annette union rd., gastonia, n withers, sarah sue rt. 5, lincolnton, n witherspoon, thomas jones rt. 1, claremont, n wittenburg, larry alien 34 19th ave. n.e., hickory, n Zimmerman, Judy rose rt. 4, box 238, le.xington, n. c. sophomore class abernethy, helen Virginia box 205, belmont, n. c aderholdt, rita marie henry river, n. c, alien, donald forrest 315 maurice St., monroe, n. c alien, robert eugene 1111 confederate ave., Columbia, s. c anderson, ellen kay 604 sherbrook dr., high point, n. c annas, janah lorene bowman box 4886, granite falls, n. c annas, patricia leigh schell 55 duke St., granite falls, n. c barr, martha mildre4 4125 lexington, Jacksonville, fla baxter, michael willis w. highland ave., granite falls, n. c beatty, david lee rt. 2, lincolnton, n. c bethune, david ross rt. 4, charlotte, n. c bolch, hyldrith faye 1626 s. marietta St., gastonia, n. c bolick, iames william 439 highland ave. s.e., hickory, n. c booth, sarah hibernia box 54, catawba, n. c bopp. marilyn mae 227 grove dr., clemson, s. c bostian, barry max 412 n. ridge ave., kannapolis, n. c bouknight, ray Stephens timberville, va bowman, emily lorene rt. 1, taylorsville, n. c boyd, glenn ray 347 1 1th st. pi. s.w., hickory, n. c bracknell, edwin connally 627 n.w. 111th St., miami, fla brawley, Sylvia dee rt. 2, mooresville, n. c bristol, dorothy giles 207 park St., morganton, n. c brittain, kermit cyrus rt. 4, box 90, morganton, n. c brunnemer, michael ray 1320 westbrook cir., gastonia, n. c bumgarner, Joseph eugene.. 1505 academy St., winston-salem, n. c burns, rachel aldine rt. 1, box 222, valdese, n. c Campbell, jerry lee 1 126 tabor St., high point, n. c carpenter, helen inez aderholdt. . . .417 w. childs, lincolnton, n. c carpenter, John wm., i rt. 1, claremont, n. c dark, roger kenneth box 69, hudson, n. c clay, brenda jane 46 woodlane St., granite falls, n. c cloninger, fred samuel rt. 1, bessemer cir ' , n. c coffey, william howard 511 s. hanna St., gastonia, n. c conrad. linda ruth 1632 main av. dr. n.w., hickory, n. c cooper, martha julia. . . .107 piedmont ave., kings mountain, n. c cox, Judith rebecca 203 sorey ave., tarboro, n. c cress, John robert 215 w. thomas, Salisbury, n. c crump, kenneth patrick 310 27th st. s.w., hickory, n. c crump, thaddeus leonard 2127 5 ave. n.w., hickory, n. c Curtis, michael lamarr rt. 2, box 249, hickory, n. c davenport, linda ann 240 cedar springs rd., Spartanburg, s. c davis, linda foy liberty, n. c deaton, tony reginald 1018 east main St., maiden, n. c dellinger, ellis terrel 131 8th ave. n.w., hickory, n. c eades, John Stephen 304 chestnut St., shelby, n. c eaker, david reginald 1504 mccormick ave., gastonia, n. c eckard, everett timothy 1039 12th st. n.e., hickory, n. c eckard, ronald clinton 327 20th ave. n.e., hickory, n. c edwards, nancy jane 1605 w. davidson, gastonia, n. c efird, pansy rose rt. 4, albemarle, n. c elmore, lanny monroe 61 lake dr., rhodhiss, n. c finger, games richard 522 n. grove st., lincolnton, n. c forester, f. d. iii finley park, n. wilkesboro, n. c freed, rosann mary....7521 morningside dr., Washington 12, d. c fusonie, alan michael box 214, albemarle, n. c gadd, scottie sue 3004 13th ave. s.w., hickory, n. c gamble, brenda jo 312 26th st. s.w., hickory, n. c gibbs. James lawrence 259 10th ave. s.e., hickory, n. c gibson, sara frances 302 raeford ave., lexington, n. c goff, ruby faye rt. 2, rocky mount, n. c groth, mary elnora 552 2nd st. n.e., hickory, n. c guerry, elsie lynda 12-830 rockwell, savannah, ga hackmann, betty ann 1900 tadcaster rd., baltimore 28, md hager, cloyd avon, jr 549 1st st. n.w., hickory, n. c hallman, hugh harvey, jr rt. 2, Hncolnton, hallman, lana kay 40 crestview, granite falls, hardman, ronald shankle 3412 tuckaseege, charlotte harrington, larry edward lilesville haupt, chas. edward main st., newton heavner, essie jane rt. 1, lincolnton heavner, julia alice rt. 1, lincolnton hefner, margaret louise 307 19th ave. n.e., hickory helderman, kenneth russell n. second St., albemarle hickman, mary elaine hudson hilton, merelen Joyce teague rt. 2, granite falls hoffner, billy ray rt. 4, box 362a, Salisbury hollar, Sylvia Josephine rt. 1, conover holler, joy cline box 104, conover holshouser, sandra lee rt. 5, box 168, Salisbury, horton, harry nelson rt. 2, china grove houser, geraldean hoyle rt. 2, lincolnton humphrcy, vera ann 752 e. iredell ave., mooresville isenhower, John hollis 330 9th ave. n.w., hickory Johnston, roy lee 219 tomberlin rd., mt. holly, jones, daniel henry rt. 4, lincolnton Julian, edward brown 826 s. ellis St., Salisbury juhan, franklin reece 115 hale st., fayetteville, kanipe, lee mozeley 340 15th st. s.e., hickory karriker, richard gerald landis keever, judy lenoir rt. 1, box 830, valdese, kelly, wm. niven rt. 2, newton kilby, James clifton rt. 1, box 364, hickory king, doris ann 743 brown ave., albemarle kirby, wayne clarence rt. 1 , granite falls kluttz, dorothy louise 117 e. avondale st., greensboro, klutz, johnny Sullivan 1225 13th ave. n.e., hickory koontz, kenneth michael 1005 central dr., kannapolis lackey, linda joann rt. 3, kings mountain laney, charles Clifford 11 marion ave., rhodhiss lautenschlager, luther wendell taylorsville lemon, harry lee 619 n. deal ave., newton link, sarah Constance 917 edgemont ave., bristol lippard, margaret helen 107 scroggs ct., morganton little, bobby Clifford rt. 2, box 256, hickory ' hvengood, amelia carol 760 8th st. n.e., hickory, long, roberta s ' 14 3rd ave. n.e., hickory lowman, reba inez box 31, hildebran lynn, tony lee gen. del., henry river mcclamrock, tony michael 146 cedar St., concord mccreary, John franklynn 921 4th st. dr. n.e., hickory mcentire, Judith bowles 438 4th St. pi. s.w., hickory mcentire, thomas harold 438 4th st. pi. s.w., hickory mcgeiver, katharine 517 w. kivett St., asheboro midgett, marcus clair 309 w. main St., maiden miller, carolvn jean 1836 3rd st. n.e., hickory moretz, bettie opal 1909 20th ave. w., bradentc myers, boyce wayne 21 hill St., granite falls newton, toby jean alexander 403 5th St. s.e., hickory noah, mary esther swannanoa obenschain, miriam Joyce wesley dr., gatlinburg, parker, emil wayne box 7, newell parlier, paul lewis 225 16th st. n.w., hickory, n. c. pflieger, david henry rt. 1, gilbertsville, pa. phillips, perry thomas rt. 4, box 74, hickory pierce, kay blake 613 dartmouth dr., gastonia poteat, edward lee 408Vi e. concord St., morganton preslar, larry wilson rt. 5, box 645, hickory prestwood. dallas william 231 overlook dr., lenoir pugh, clarence lee 204 cox ave., asheboro reece, marilyn kay 448 4th st. s.w., hickory, rhoney, anita childers 1032 41st st. s.w., hickory, rhyne, marshal! hoffman, jr julia ave., belmont, roach, Steven home box 81, avondale roberts, judy elizabeth box 1426, kannapohs rogers, james charles rt. 2, box 15, taylorsville rollins, mary eugenia 902 s. linwood St., gastonia safrit, homer lee rt. 1 , rockwell, n. c. safrit, marilyn jeanette rt. 3, box 89, concord, n. c. schley, donald grayson 1721 park ave., lynchburg, va. schmitz, charles martin 237 5th ave. n.e., hickory, n. c. seaboch, Stephen lowell rt. 1, box 116, lexington, n. c. Page One Hundred Sixty-six seagle, mary susan rt. 1 , vale, n shelton, charlotte maybelle. .rt. 2, box 271, Connelly springs, n sherrill, betty pearson 432 7th av. pi. n.w., hickory, n sherrill, robert mcqueen bo.x 207, Cornelius, n shirley, charles payne 436 2nd ave. n.w., hickory, n short, elizabeth louise rt. 3, box 168, hickory, n shrum, evelyn louise rt. 5, lincolnton, n shuping, Carolyn lou byrd 230 morgan St., valdese, n sides, floyd eugene rt. 1, box 206, rockwell, n sigmon, celia s e. catawba St., claremont, n sigmon, patricia gail box 393, hickory, n sloop, linda jo rt. 1, box 390, kannapolis, n sloop, norma iean 601 cole St., kannapolis, n smith, robert william 115 e. ave., morganton, n smith, Stuart bryson rt. 2, box 157, lenoir, n sm Te, charles ronald 1897 n. center St., hickory, n stacey, sandra cozette rt. 1, old york rd., gastonia, n Stevenson, william francis, jr rt. 8, box 298, statesville, n stovall, lynda lee box 355, sylva, n. c, stratton, Joyce lawanda box 218, robbinsville, n. c Stroud, charles douglas rt. 1, ellenboro, n. c, suggs, anne ruth rt. 3, box 185, thomasville, n. c taylor, robert wray rt. 2, lincolnton, n. c league, marietta elizabeth 39 falls ave., granite falls, n. c teague, patty ann rt. 2, granite falls, n. c temple, madge elaine 1604 statesville rd., Salisbury, n. c thomas, bobby joe 1401 w. a St., kannapolis, n. c, thompson, danny carroll 1720 2nd St. s.w., hickory, n. c thrasher, charles farrar 1001 maywood ave., kannapolis, n. c, trapp, claude Jeter, jr 1524 wendover rd., charlotte, n. c triplette, andrea louise rt. 1, box 50, granite falls, n. c vaughn, james elbert 704 15th st. s.w., hickory, n. c, vaught, grace curtis rt. 2, b ix 214b, hickory, n. c vinay, russell alexander rt. 1, box 399, valdese, n. c viola, harry alexander rt. 4, box 536, kannapolis, n. c, wadsworth, jerry miller 1600 thomas ave., charlotte, n. c walker, barbara ann rt. 2, box 10, rutherfordton, n. c waiters, ella rt. 1, box 881, thomasville, n. c wea •er, larry donald rt. 2, granite falls, n. c whisenant, ]o ann 12 e. holly St., maiden, n. c whisnant, jack norman 2124 n. main ave., newton, n. c white, mary Virginia miller 35 1st ave. n.e., hickory, n. c wilfong, harvey linn 533 3 ave. n.w., hickory, n. c Williams, albert baxter main St., Hudson, n. c Williams, earl rt. 1, box 70, granite falls, n. c Williams, John harley 3980 main ave. s.w., hickory, n. c, Williams, teddie roosevelt rt. 1, box 824, valdese, n. c, Wilson, jimmy rowe 1143 main ave. dr., hickory, n. c woodie, willie parks 410 e. Connelly St., valdese, n. c, woodward, richard arthur 91 pinewood dr., levittown, pa WTay, hope nadine engleman ave., burlington, n. c yoder, Judith wilson 1400 midwood dr., gastonia, n. c young, james edward 5750 orchard rd., valdese, n. c yount, Carolyn rebecca 1205 cokey rd., rocky mount, n. c freshman class abernathy, brenda Joyce rt. 5, hickory, n. c abernethy, linda frye. 523 w. view, lenoir, n. c anderson, robert george 129 mcclean St., decatur, ga austell, alice louise 31 ideal way, concord, n. c austin, ernest rankin 508 w. main St., gastonia, n. c baker, donald mccoy rt. 2, box 107, hickory, n. c barringer, John carroll viewmont apts. 3d, hickory, n. c barringer, Judith ann viewmont apts. 3d, hickory, n. c basinger, Sidney lee 18 douglas ave., concord, n. c bauer, joan marie rt. 1, gilbertsville, pa bauserman, John morgan n. main St., Woodstock, va beckerdite, marjorie carol rt. 9, winston-salem, n. c bennett, mary Isabel. . . ' 605 camden rd., wadesboro, n. c berry, audre ann 307 kentwood cir., lenoir, n. c bisanar, Judy rebecca 1111 e. craig ave., gastonia, n. c bolick, janie brown rt. 2, newton, n. c bolick, jerry eu gene rt. 1, box 98, granite falls, n. c host, willa deane rt. 1, newton, n. c bowers, linda Joyce 1253 5th St., n.e., hickory, n. c bowman, sandra jeannene rt. 1, box 58, granite falls, n. c bradshaw, jimmy ray box 101, drexel, n. c brittain, james richard 319 13th ave. n.w., hickory, n. c brittain, ronda ann 515 33rd St. s.w., hickory, n. c brooks, elaine mauser rt. 3, box 105, hickory, n. c brooks, jerry lee rt. 1, mooresboro, n. c brotherton, brenda joy 7 cascade, mooresville, n. c. brown, barry wayne lakeview park, hickory, n. c. browne, patricia sue 505 w. dixon blvd., shelby, n. c. bryson, John david 105 fo.xcross rd., Spartanburg, s. c. bumgarner, lewis edward 819 lenoir rd. n.w., hickory, n. c. bumgarner, linda carol rt. 3, box 414, hickory, n. c. burgin, wilburn george, jr rt. 2, box 207, newton, n. c. burns, phillip lee 2215 pembroke ave., charlotte, n. c. burton, thomas lee 406 whittier St., high point, n. c. byrd, lana jo 1473 white oak ave., albemarle, n. c. caldvvell, larry eugene.. 121 w. statesville ave., mooresville, n. c. Caldwell, tod robert 802 w. sumter St., shelby, n. c. Campbell, lewis o ' dell rt. 2, newton, n. c. Campbell, laura anne 403 main ave. n.e., hickory, n. c. cannon, william howard 211 n. rose ave., kannapolis, n. c. carpenter, paul efird 714 s. 4th St., albemarle, n. c. carswell, Virginia beth 140 giraud St., valdese, n. c. carter, Judith diane 534 w. sumter st., shelby, n. c. cash, william cecil rt. 1, box 84, hickory, n. c. caugh, lawTence f 702 3rd st. n.e., hickory, n. c. childres, maxine moore....rt. 2, box 229a, connelly springs, n. c. church, brenda Joyce 309 15th St. n.w., hickory, n. c. cline, larry delanor rt. 1, box 552, hickory, n. c. cobb, paul edgar 479 parkview dr., burlington, n. c. coffey, Janet rt. 1, boomer, n. c. coffey, rebecca ann 511 s. hanna St., gastonia, n. c. Collins, rebecca adelaide rt. 1, lincolnton, n. c. conrad, monica 2726 riverside ave., Jacksonville, fla. corn, alice terry brittain 290 maple St., brevard, n. c. cornwell. carolyn hamrick box 157, lattimore, n. c. Courtney, brenda lea 500 suttle St., shelby, n. c. craft, Sophia gail 12 ave. n.w., hickory, n. c. craig, jerry carroll 215 w. thomas St., Salisbury, n. c. crowe, earl douglas 303 s. main St., newton, n. c. cushman, everett morton . . . . 190 n. valley rd., southern pines, n. c. dale, martha ann 125 27th st. s.w., hickory, n. c. davis, martha elizabeth 18 hillcrest dr., concord, n. c. davis, william emory rt. 1, liberty, n. c. deal, Cornelia katherine box 23, landis, n. c. deal, linda christine 317 8th ave. dr. n.w., hickory, n. c. deitz, david vernon rt. 2, box 385, hickory, n. c. dellinger, charles fredrick 3rd ave. n.w., conover, n. c. dellinger, danna gay box 86, cherryville, n. c. dellinger, robert wayne box 203, newton, n. c. dellinger, william harold 1504 w. 3rd ave., gastonia, n. c. dixon, emil, jr pikesville, ky. dixon, george edward 701 n. Oakland, dallas, n. c. drum, Carolyn faye rt. 1, maiden, n. c. drum, ralph david 403 n. main St., newton, n. c. drury, thomas lester rt. 3, lincolnton, n. c. duffy, foye elizabeth 181 cedar, mooresville, n. c. dulin, rachel elizabeth 4222 hickory grove rd., charlotte, n. c. earley, harold coy rt. 4, box 652, lenoir, n. c. eckard, robert emmett rt. 2, box 286-b, hickory, n. c. edmiston, james ross 1408 s. fulton, Salisbury, n. c. elkin, carolyn payne 1024 8th st. n.e., hickory, n. c. english, julia ann 317 w. thomas, Salisbury, n. c. erickson, Steven arthur 1015 3rd st. n.w., hickory, n. c. erwin, martha mcdowell 511 2nd St. n.w., hickory, n. c. arabee, cathy raye rt. 1, china grove, n. c. inger, John rhyne rt. 2, dallas, n. c. nger, kathryn workman 321 w. f St., newton, n. c. isher, bobby dean 1020 16th St. s.w., hickory, n. c. isher, martha little 2305 e. 5th St., charlotte, n. c. leming. patricia ann 643 8th ave. n.e., hickory, n. c. lowers, albertus richard 117 n. bigham St., charlotte, n. c. oster, julia anne 3 woodlawn St., belmont, n. c. oster, peggy sue rt. 1, box 323, concord, n. c. maynell host 213 12th ave. n.e., hickory, n. c. rye, harold ted 46 7th st. s.e., hickory, n. c. rye, ted william 1349 12th ave. n.e., hickory, n. c. rye, waiter lee 46 7th 5t. s.e., hickory, n. c. ye, ronald wayne 417 davis ave., newton, n. c. garrison, carolyn melita rt. 6, box 874, morganton, n. c. garrou, John louis ii box 108, connelly springs, n. c. gettys, jean louise 104 e. centennial, clinton, s. c. glenn, Virginia anne 601 seneca pi., charlotte, n. c. goodman, gary arlen 1804 lane St., kannapolis, n. c. gray, alice rose 202 little St., wadesboro, n. c. gross, barbara ellen rt. 1, hickory, n. c. grover, lee edward 16 w. lincoln St., shamokin, pa. guUedge, margaret elizabeth ... ' ... 22 1 7 e. 5th St., charlotte, n. c. Page One Hundred Sixty-seven hahn, elizabeth Catherine long run farm, mt. pleasant, n handura, lynn Christine 1320 bellevue blvd., clearwater, hardy, rose mary 247 5th st. s.e., hickor ' harrill, bettie ruth 300 w. c St., newton harrington, charles thomas rt. 4, taylorsville, harrison, dennis scott rt. 2, granite falls. harn. ' , david lowrance, jr grover harry, margaret louise 915 elizabeth rd., shelby hart, george andrew, jr 531 w. main, elkin hass, kenneth ivey 2029 thomas ave., newton bastings, clara sylvia rt. 4, lincolnton hatley, nora helen rt. 2, vale heavner, harry russell 405 battleground, lincolnton herman, Stephen gary 17 west h St., newton hewitt, beccie dianne 820 union St., maiden biggins, betty sue 1814 17th St. n.e., hickory hmkle, gary clayton box 133, welcome. hoffman, io elaine rt. 1 , gold hill hoke, barley Jennings rt. 1, catawba hoke, hetty worth 2945 n. center St., hickory hollar, elizabeth ann rt. 5, box 649t, hickory hollar, freda Joyce box 87, claremont hollar, kathryn adele forest park, hickory holshouser, patsy jo box 853, rockwell home, James albert, jr 55 25th ave. n.e., hickory horton, frank taylor 105 5th ave. n.e., hickory hotchkiss, marilyn 103 rockview lane, morganton huddle, beniamin paul, jr.. .921 saginomiya 2-chome, nakano-k huddle, david keller rt. 2, box 293, newton hudson, donald barry rt. 3, box 518, china grove hudson. judy elizabeth 311 n. academy, mooresville huffman, bobbie sue rt. 2, box 204, conover huffman, harper heard 1861 n. center St., hickory huffman, ierry dean 2014 n. center St., hickory huffman, luther pinkney 411 14 ave. n.w., hickory hunt, Carolyn elizabeth 204 22nd ave. n.e., hickory icenhour, rex raven . . rt. 1, box 107a, taylorsville Jacobs, thomas allan 1314 glade St., winston-salem James, robert charles rt. 1, rural retre iames, tommy hamrick 9 3rd ave. n.w., hickory jarrett, Judith raye waugh St., gal; Jenki ns, horace irvine 1445 2nd st. dr. s.w., hickory Johnson, asa byron, jr 1250 teaneck rd., apt. 4, teaneck iohnson, martha gail rt. 4, taylorsville ioines, james ray, jr 639 e. iredell ave., mooresville Jones, james burton, jr rt. 1, maiden kale, John wesley 2655 13th ave. s.w., hickory keever, myrtle faye rt. 5, lincolnton keever, rita Joyce rt. 1, box 830, valdese keever, yates david 2428 pamela St., gastonia kemp, richard floyd 309 oakview rd., high point kennerly, benny max 61 lenmore dr., concord kimrey, richard haywood 743 brown ave., albemarle kirby, harold judson rt. 2, box 72, granite falls kiser, earluth enola 426 spencer mt. rd., gastonia koontz, ernest theodore, jr rt. 4, mocksville kuhlhoff, richard Steven 822 brockbank rd., charlotte lackey, Judith ann rt. 1, box 568, lenoir lafone, remona anne rt. 3, box 280, hickory lafone, thomas franklin 432 9th St. s. w., hickory lail, charles montie 192 25th st. n.w., hickory lail, larry wayne rt. 1, box 5, conover laird, randall terry 840 2nd ave. n.w., hickory lambert, roy alien valdese lampsi, georgette elma 1025 e. main St., albemarle land, robert edgar 175 17th st. n.e., new philadelphi; latta, Susan meredith 339 3rd st. n.w., hickory leffler, gretchen ruth 3101 landerwood dr., charlotte lineberger, george Stephen rt. 2, box 402, hickory lingle, george woodley, jr 809 s. york St., gastonia long, nancy jo 1 100 rogers lake rd., kannapolis lorimer, nancy louise 1704 woodland ave., burlington lyerly, anthony terry rt. 2, rockwell marshall, fred charles 10 clover hill cir., trenton 8 matheson, reita mae box 291, taylorsville mauney, martha frances 500 old post rd., cherryville mcdaniel, carse oren rt. 2, ellenboro mcginnis, susan jane 418 lower dallas rd., gastonia mcintosh, jerry richard 28 archer St., granite falls mcswain, vivian gail rt. 4, albemarle mesimer, martha Irene 1310 price ave., kannapolis michael, mary jane rt. 6, box 560 c, charlotte kyo miller, mary kathleen rt. 1, box 140, richfield, n. c miller, sam erwin 613 4th St., spencer, n. c miller, thomas edward 120 St. s.w., hickory, n. c mills, kay frances 267 e. mcneely St., mooresville, n. c mitchell, vivian wilson rt. 2, Connelly springs, n. c, mize, gary wood rt. 2, box 60, statesville, n. c moore, james frank 25 lakeside ave., granite falls, n. c mosteller, alma jane hildebran, n. c murph, peggi Joyce 405 s. ridge ave., kannapolis, n. c myers, roy oren 494 10th ave. dr. s.e., hickory, n. c newton, linda louise 109 8th ave. n.e., hickory, n. c nichols, nancy dolores 203 fair ave., batesburg, s. c odom, John gary, jr box 238, conover, n. c oglesbee, diedrich doughty rt. 2, box 454a, savannah, ga ostrom, ralph k 508 kentwood cl., lenoir, n. c peeler, phyllis ann 1204 12th st. n.e., hickory, n. c peeler, tommy quay rt. 2, vale, n. c perry, anna ellis 37 w. woodrow ave., belmont, n. c perry, johnny cole box 4905, granite falls, n. c peterson, arthur vvilliam rt. 3, box 127, hickory, n. c, phillips, larry clyde 105 26th st. s.w., hickory, n. c phillips, ray odell rt. 1, box 24, millers creek, n. c plexico, John wylie 704 marion sims dr., lancaster, s. c pope, ivey gorman box 301, Connelly springs, n. c pope, sanford murray 1112 8th st. n.e., hickory, n. c price, eugene olin 1036 1st s.w., hickory, n. c price, rule gail 430 8th ave. dr. n.w., hickory, n. c price, wayne edward 1766 n. center St., hickory, n. c ramsey, Stephen barry 423 s. lafayette St., shelby, n. c rankin, anne martha 610 w. 12th ave., gastonia, n. c ray, carolyn eleanor rt. 5, box 477, hickory, n. c ray, iotha hazel rt. 4, lincolnton, n. c reinhardt, elaine ellen rt. 3, box 349, hickory, n. c reitzel, page blackwelder 224 3rd ave. n.w., hickory, n. c rentz, beverly kaye rt. 5, lexington, n. c rhoney, linda sue 1611 e ave. s.e., hickory, n. c rhyne, bonnic eldora rt. 2, clover, s. c rhyne, joe harold 423 w. 9th St., newton, n. x ridenhour, james william rt. 2, rockwell, n. c ridenhour, philip wayne 181 n. church, concord, n. c robinson, carrol leonard 1011 modena ext., gastonia, n. c rodgers, william ezra. ' . 929 9th st. dr. n.e., hickory, n. c roof, betty eula box 314, granite quarry, n. c ross, elizabeth ann 1 139 edgemont ave., gastonia, n. c rowland, robert hagan 437 s. main St., mocksville, n. c rudisill, Constance eloise 1926 margateave, charlotte, n. c ruoss, joan elizabeth 117 w. keller St., mechanicsburg, pa sain, jimmy eugene rt. 1, iron station, Saunders, sherwood donald 619 12 st. s.w., hickory, scott, Judith diane box 654, mooresville, seagle, larry edwin 514 w. congress St., lincolnton, sears, claudette ventrice 213 25th st. s.w., hickory, self, william milton 420 8th St., newton, sewell, ernest lee, jr lake view park, hickory, sherrill, brenda dees rt. 1, denver, sherrill, charles lee 1252 22nd st. n.e., hickory, sherrill, scott alden box 708, landis, sigman, lois elizabeth rt. 8, box 379, statesville, sigman, rebecca ann rt. 1, box 233, granite falls, Simmons, jerry lee 203 23rd ave. n.e., hickory, sink, martha holt 1800 the plaza, charlotte, sipe, glenn wayne rt. 2, box 124, conover, sipes, kenneth carroll 558 oak St., lenoir, smith, allan robert hudson, smith, Carolyn ruth 318 10th ave. dr. n.e., hickory, smith, donald wayne rt. 2, box 708, Salisbury, smith, ethelyn crabtree rt. 1, mt. pleasant, smith, patsy lail 280 n. fact St., valdese, smith, william frederick rt. 1, matthews, speckhard, donald kenneth rt. 2, box 37, hickory, sprouse, brenda faye rt. 2, box 201, hickory, steelman, betty pearl rt. 2, box 102, conover, stoker, dale gene 217 10th St., north wilkesboro, 5tokes, terry gene 1322 n. blvd., newton. tapper, robert william rt. 1, boyertown, pa taylor, bobbie jean 375 4th st. n.w., hickory, n. c templeton, william harris 205 central dr., fayetteville, n. c thompson, heannie edna 1720 2nd st. s.w., hickory, n. c thomnson, robert cecil box 233, scarboro, w. thornburg, kitty kay box 575, dallas, n Page One Hundred Sixty-eight triplerte, brenda elaine rt. 2, lenoir, n. c turner, ronald dean rt. 2, cherryville, n. c tyson, edward bryan rt. 2, box 311c, concord, n. c vernon, robert louis 303 Cleveland ave., riverside, n. i wagner, Helen ruth rt. 1, box 197, conover, n. c Wallace, shelby jean rt. 4, box 722, lenoir, n. c walsh, mary theta box 176, valdese, n. c Wallace, wayne maurice rt. 1, box 657, hickory, n. c ward, hallie elizabeth. .box 608 mountain St., kings mountain, n. c, warren, carl wayne 841 18th st. n.e., hickory, n. c watkins, thomas wilson 4414 rolling hills dr., charlotte, n. c watson, jon kenneth 309 hoffman St., dallas, n. c weant, linda alice 333 club house dr., Salisbury, n. c Webb, sarah jean rt. 5, box 482, hickory, n. c wells, jerry hendrlx rt. 2, canton, n. c whalen, Virg inia general delivery, icard, n. c whisenant, rita carol 12 e. holly St., maiden, n. c white, harvey odell rt. 2. wilkesboro, n. c white, mary mckamie 1630 old charlotte rd., concord, n. c whitener, John carroU rt. 4, box 302, hickory, n. c whitener, John david 1454 11th st. n.w., hickory, n. c whitener, mattie irene rt. 2, box 464, hickory, n. c ivilc. iim rn ine rt. 2, north wilkesboro, n. c willets, doris ann 500 alexander ave., morganton. n. c uilhanij, caiol uJith Waterloo rd., ellicott city, md. Williams, fred alexander 307 lincoln ave., vandergrift, pa Williams, niles douglas 608 e. church st., cherryville, n wilson, pinkney o., t 680 n. roderet St., valdese, n winget, Virginia boger 711 Carolina ave., gastonia, n wise, jerry ritchie rt. 6, box 77, Salisbury, n witherspoon, kenneth lamar rt. 1, dallas. n wood, James ned rt. 1, nevvton, n Wright, charles william 116 4th st. s.w., hickory, n wyatt, rachel malinda 712 e. henderson St., Salisbury, n young, forney fitzhugh rt. 4, hickory, n. c. commercial class benfield, jo ann 946 7th st. n.e., hickory, n. c bowen, nancy Joanne 408 north st., belmont, n. c cline, beverly jarrett box 337, spruce pine, n. c drum, linda gail 115 w. h St., newton, n. c ford, elizabeth richards viewmont apts. 20c, hickory, n. c garrou, betty gaye n. roderet St., valdese, n. c hahn, ellen corene rt. 1, mt. pleasant, n. c harrison, mary Joyce 108 s. spring St., concord, n. c higgins, elizabeth lee rt. 2, hickory, n. c ivey, nancy ross 854 1st st. n.e., hickory, i keaton, neta jean 101 wilson St., morganton, i martin, betty ann 1877 n. center St., hickory, ) mccaslin, margaret evelyn rt. 1, newton, i mckee, brenda gail 1319 n. main ave., newton, i mclean, gail Frances box 772, lenoir, ; messick, joan finley Ill 2nd ave. n.e., hickory, : miller, betty Frances 1836 3rd st. n.e., hickory, : miller, mary link 1435 32nd st. s.w., hickory, ; moir, cynthia ann 256 21st st. s.e., hickory, : monroe, phoebe cecilia 512 w. innes St., Salisbury, morrison, Carolyn jeanette rt. 3, box 31a, hickory, prestwood, linda kay 141 15th st. s.e., hickory, reid, rebecca lorene rt. 1, box 18, granite Falls, smith, gloria elaine 348 23rd ave. n.e., hickory, travis, Virginia marie rt. 2, granite Falls, Williams, rebecca louise rt. 1, box 72, granite falls, wilson, mary beth 910 8th st. dr. s.e., hickory, winn. Carolyn julia 49 duke St., granite Falls, special students austin, peggy ann hudson, bronowicz, richard norman 203 n. oak st., lincolnton, brooks, glenn ralston 905 8th st. n.e., hickory, carpenter, beth davis 210 center St., morganton, cline, margaret Flowers 606 2nd ave. n.w., hickory, deal, dianne mills 1020 12th ave. n.w., hickory, Fuller, Catherine crowell 500 16th ave. n.w., hickory, heFner, vance biliary, jr 1423 6th St. loop n.w., hickory, hostettler, agnes Freudenberg rt. 8, statesville, lackey, haze! barnes rt. 2, hiddenite, mcalister, howard grady 811 union St., maiden, plaster, marguerite colwell Ill fox St., morganton, summers, June rogers 524 6th st. n.w., hickory, thomas, donald livingston 1024 15th st. s.w., hickory, wafford, ann lynne 17 3rd ave. n.w., hickory, wilson, mac thomas rt. 2, bessemer city, winecoff, Virginia sipes rt. 2, taylorsville. Page One Hundred Sixty-nine
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