Louisburg College - Oak Yearbook (Louisburg, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1962 volume:

2B OUIF ] q I CAr DV LEGE THI ,11 a UOuATION VI niMRTMCNT nr CONSERVATIOK AND OtVELOPMENT 1940 Louisburg College louisburg north Carolina Ho-keni lee Malla i Ma ujM GkaKciLen. mfik eif lee Through the Main lUiildiiig ... its halls echo of footsteps of those who helped erect it in 1855. Its service to tlie i)etterment of humanity is marked not by a monument, but by cur ' ed steps that slope with years of wear by ambitious feet, i ' he building itself is a monument to courage and accomplish- ment. Its tall white columns still stretch heavenward, stately cUid proud. How nianv hearts has it inspired; ' How many minds has it guided? How many friends has it gained? Recorded in the groove of those stone steps are the foot- prints ol all those lor over a century who have gained from or contributed to Louisburg College. Among the numerous footprints lie those of Matthew S. Davis, a president of the college lor many years, whose name is borne by the building erected in 1913, as a memorial to him. Louisburg was outgrowing itself and needed Davis Memorial Building desperately. It was a welcome relief to the expanding college, the first companion of Main Building. Inevitably, Main was to gain more companions. In spite of the hard times of the dav, the college continued to grow. The west wing was added to Main Building in 1924 to provide more space. As late as 1946, improve- ments were being made in the west wing. Pattie Julia Wright Memorial Dormitory was given by Mr. R.H. Wright in memory of his sister who attended : . i :? Hears at . . . Louisburg College. Fornierlv it served as a dormitory for men students. For years now its has been the women ' s dormitory and liouses today one liundred two women students. More than one student has made lile-long and yery dear friends within the walls of Wright Dorm. It has been the home of students who hayecarried its memory in the choice spot of their hearts. Wright Dorm provided room for more students. Con- sequently, the classrooms were not adequate to meet the need. Franklin County Building was the answer to a prayer. This buildmg is like a twin to Davis Building; they stand on either side of Main Building, giving bal- ance to the view. Like protectors both Davis and Franklin Buildings stand, demanding respect for their elder. Progress continued, and in 1948, a cafeteria, built from war surplus materials, was added to the campus. A gym- nasium came next in 1950. Increased attendance meant an increased number of appetites; so, in 1959, the Benjamin N. Duke College Union Building was constructed— a modern and beautiful work of art. The cafeteria, patio, and soda shop are features of this building. This new cafeteria left the old one without a job to do. However, the old cafeteria was not to be useless long. The Department of Fine Arts moved in and is there today. I il 11™ ' i:g . . . Louisburg Colleye The newest addition to the campus is the Auditorium- Classrooms Biiildinu;. purcluised in June. 1961. Its re- novation made it a pleasant place to learn. In progress is the construction ot the new men ' s dorm- itory beside die FrankHn l)iiildin ;. Belore long it will be completed— another step in the growdiofl.ouisburgCoUege. All oi these buildings compose the Louisburg College that the class ol 1962 knows, with one exception— die campus of oaks. Those tall, old oaks are laden with snow in the winter and wiili green leaves in the summer. Whichever the case, il is to man) ' the most bcautilul campus in the world. The purity of the snow enchants thetrees, but spring brings vivid greens that stir the spirit. The drab brown of fallen lea es is ne er depressing, and the brown is preceded by gay reds and yellows. Who has not seen the squirrels chasing about in the spring or diligendy storing nuts for the winter: ' Who has not heard the changing of songs as birds move in where others have moved out? (]ould Nature be more real any- where else? fai-ESI SWMfauulIMM ... Louisburg College ... May italwaysbeas stalwart and inspirational as the graceful oaks that surround it! May its memory always be held in the warmest part of our hearts! May it continue to be an inspiration and guide! This year is drawing to a close, and our hearts ache at the thought of leaving our Louisburg. Table of Contents fldministration Pages 10-2] |i  ; Organizations Pages 86-121 ' ' BI BBB BBBB BmS Sports Pages 158-181 Classes Pages 28-85 features Pages 122-151 lldvertisements Pages 182- H Dedication •■ .■ I ■ Li Be • «s No Mg CsBq La Hf To A B- . _ ' bll - H He • 1 000 '  , r ' . 5 '   S CI i A Cs Ba La Hf Tn vAi A -Lik • ' - -° tn ,W Re Os jr Pt Au Hg Tl Pb Bi Fr Re, Ar ' OO  i «4 « ;o;?, ,o,i« !? AtjRn Fr Ra Ac 3 2J4.0S 2?70 Ce Pr KM D e .. ■ ' ' ' - ' ' !5l ,!. ' ! .Sl Ho ,lr !;„ Yb l„ Th Pa U Nd • . « II.., 232 12 231 2JI07 j This marks your thirteenth year ot service to Louisburg College. During this time you have remained, above all, the friend, guide, and counselor of the many students who have come in contact with you. Students, faculty, and others who have worked with you and have known you have come to admire your honesty, resourcefulness, strength of character, and kindness. We will never forget your unfaltering interest and devotion toward education, your quick friendliness and good-will, and your unfailing patience with students. For such an influence we are grateful. For such a friend we count ourselves fortunate. For such a man we dedicate with deep appreciation the 1962 OAK to you Mr. C. Ray Pruette. 10 iministration 11 •.£ ?( -- - r . W, oi Imstees - lW-62 f? lis Ik Mm S isS ::::::■■■ MK. ' ,„.p,iiTs • ■ • • S13?EAHNhW ;;:; MRS W.P. MWRt ' ■•••••■ . . . MR. NELSO 1 . Warrenton . Louisburg Spring U l XewR«;r Currituck AVhiiakcrs Durham Elizabeth City .Greenville Elizabeth City Richmond, Va. .Warrenton Louisburg Durham ' ■ . ' . ' . Raleigh ' ' . . Louisburg Louisburg ■ ■ . . Raleigh .Chapel Hill Henderson .Whiteville Saxapahaw ■ ■ ■ Goldsboro ■ ■ ' Ts ' evv Bern .Louisburg ■ ■ ' ' .Greenville ' ■ ' ' . Durham ■ ' ' . Henderson r ' ' ' ' C.reeuville Rockv Mount . . Durham Wake Forest ■ ■ ' . .L ' Jurham ' . Weldon Greenville . Oxford -S:.- J- v ' ' P ' f0 f-ir ' ' i 12 President Cecil dobbins In some respects, the richest and the most creative experiences of life occur in college. Here we come in contact with great personalities of the past and the present. We form friendships that grow more precious through the years. We learn to appreciate deeply and we appropriate for ourselves great literature, fine music, enduring art, noble ideas, provocative thoughts. Here we learn to thmk for ourselves. Here we learn to Uve and work with others. College is not preparation lor life. It is life itself— full, exciting, absorbing, challenging. It is fortunate for us that so many of the experiences of 1961-62 can be depicted upon tlie pages of The Oak so drat when we turn these pages, whether it be in 1962 or in 2002, the sight of names and faces, of unforgettable scenes, will stir memories that thrill and inspire and bless. Cecil W. Robbins President 13 JOHN B. YORK Ai ' iiiloiiic Did ' i U • ' . GENEVIEVE PERRY Treasurer SARAH RICHARDSON Deem (if Women ▼ } - ■s H. MEADE NEHRIG Dean of Men 15 RACHAEL MODLIN Registrar KULWD !•:. IIOKNE Director of Admissions W ALTKR . . McDOXALU Director of Student Activities 16 stall . . . L LA MOON Nurse ELSA CRAIG YARBOROUGH Librarian ROBERT G. STANLEY Business Mandi cr ZELDA COOR Secretary to the President o JOSEPHINE ZEALAND Assistant Librarian - 17 KEl.l.V j. WILSON ( ' lid 1)1(1 in MRS. MAYCLE MASON Sir rein ry MRS. IIKI.EN G.STF.VKXSON Hostess RALPH LESTER , i I,lit Wdtchnidu Mr. S.ALLEN DE HART Director of Testing and Guidance N.J. WICKS Superintendent o) Buildings and Grounds 18 i C- MRS. BESSIE DAIL MITCHELL Men ' s House Director Jffi - ' S - MRS. MAY GRAY .Xort i Ha House Mntlicr MRS. NORA ELLIS TOLER Wris,lit Dor?)i House Mother MRS. AILEEN HUNT Soulli Ha House Motlier 19 MRS. PARRISH A ssis a i D id ilia n f ERNEST CROWDER Chef UL PEARCE I) id it id II 1 GRACE ALLEN Supervisor 1 BARBARA lOHNSON C as flier - nS v 20 Faculty WAYNE D. BENTON - A.B. Atlantic Clhristian College; M.A. East Carolina College; Athletic Director. ANN BLUMENFELD - MA. Middlebury College; Ph.D. University of Munich, Germany; Foreign Languages. RUTH M. COOKE - B.S. Woman ' s College of the University of North Carolina, M.A. Columbia Uni- versitv; Physical Education. ALFRED NORMAN CHADWICK - B.S. Appalachian State Teacher ' s College; M.A.; Biology. 21 SARAH 1. DAVIS - M.A. Univfrsity ut Xortli Carolina; Ph. 1). New York L ' liiversity; M.A.; English. S. ALI.K.X 1)K HART - AH. High Point College, M.. . L ' liivcr.sity iy ' i xg n di Psychology. FLORA BAl.I.OWK DK HART - A. B. Longwood College; M.A. Ihiiver.sity ol ' irginia; Eiiiilish (Did S xni s i. AVKRV J. DEXNIS - B.S. North Carolina Slate; M.S. North tlarolina State; Chntiislry (111(1 Mdtlicmdtics. RUSSELL WAYNE FRAZIER - B.S. North Carolina State; MEd. Lhiiversitv of North Carolina; Physical Educalion. SARAH ELIZABETH FOSTER - B.S. Greensboro College; LA. Columbia L niversity; Music. C. WADE GOLDSTON - B.A. University of North Carolina; B.D. Duke University; B.D. Yale University; Religion. WILLL M CARRINGTON GRETTER - B.A., M.A. Uni- versity of North Carolina; Social Sciences. 23 ADELAIDE JOHNSON - B.A. Wake Forest College; M. F.d.. ' )in;in ' s Collegeof University ofN.C.; ( .? «f.v.v. ELIZABKlll JOHNSON - B.A. . I.A. University of North Carolina; Mallit iiia ics. JULIA HOLT KORNEGAY - A.B., MA. University of Nortli Carolina: Art. UMPHREY LEE, JR. - A.B.. MA. Stanford University; English. WALTER N. McDonald - A.B., B.D. Duke University; Religion. RUTH WILLARD MERRITT - Littleton College; B.A. Duke L niversity; LA. Scarritt College: English. H. MEADE NEHRIG - A.B. Duke University; M.A. University of Pennsylvania; History. FELTOX R. XEASE - B.S., LS., University of Okla- homa; Ph. D., Duke University; Biology. 99 w . IW ' . ISAAC DEAN MOON - B.A. B. Mus. Asbury College; MA. I ' niversity of Kentucky; Business. ■25 BETSY I.KOXAKD I ' ERXELL - A.B. Allantic Christian College; M.A. East Carolina College; Business. (;UNTER F. SOMMER - I ' h. D. Duke University; B.S. Methodist I ' heologital Seminary, Eranklurt-Main, (ierniany; Rrliiiion. SARAH RICHARDSON - A.B. Woman ' s College ot the I ' nivcrsity of North Carolina; MA. Duke University; English. NN C. RAY PRUETTE - B.S., MA. East Carolina College; Chvmislry and Physics. - « w .55?, . Ag Cd In Sn Sb Te 1 x. 1  i 11 11 ' J Ce Pr Nrf B-. c r « . -• ' ■ - ' ' ?? .fi .S J i;,H?,f, ' ,rr« ' ' iu 26 ROBERT G. STANLEY - B.S.M.A. East Carolina College; Business. • -$ 1 EDWARD A. VAUSE - B.A.. M.A. University of North Caroliiiii; English. A i r WILLIAM F. WAGNER, JR. - A.B., M.A.; Spanish. CHARLES H. YARBOROUGH, JR. - A.B., L.L.B. University of North Carolina; History. ROBERT L. WELLS - A.B.; Mathematics. JOHN B. YORK - A.B. Wake Forest College; LA. University of North Carolina; L Ed.; Ed- ucation. 27 Classes 29 Sophomore Class n lU ' CKV I- ' AIXS ' icc PresidotI MAKLKNE MOORE Secretary C. RAV PRUETTE Advisor Rll.EV FIELDS President GLORIA COOPER Treasurer NORMAX CHAUWICK Advisor 30 BARBARA ANN ALBRIGHT Roanoke Rapids, Nortli Carolina FA ' ELVN IRENE ALBRITTON Hookerton, North Carolina YAV.C.A. 1,2; Glee Club 2; Women Student Govcrn- nient2 (Hall Proctor). BETTY KlTIl ATKINS Ixjuisburg, North Carolina MAHAL JOYCE AVENT W ' hitakers, North Carolina Glee Club 1; Drama Club 1,2; WSLC 1,2 (Business Manager 2). FRED STANLEY AYSCUE Henderson, North Caroliita MARTHA ANN AYSCUE Louisburg. North Carolina 1 - ' % ' ■ 31 MVRNA KAITH 1JA1I.EV Ix)uisbiirg, North Carolina JOHN WILUAM llARBEE Richmond, Virginia 1 ' HVI.LIS ANN BARUEK Sanford, North Carolina MlCHAEl. EUGENE BEARD BETTY LOUISE BAUCOM Erwin. North Carolina Durham, North CaroUna Y.MC.A. 1,2; Alpha Beta Gamma 2,3; Canterbury I.C.C. l;CanteburyClubl,2(Presidentl);Y.W.C.A.l. Clubl,2,3. GEORGE FREDERICK BECTON Goldsboro. North Carolina 32 o RICHARD CHARLES BIGGS Durham. Xonh Carolina CHARLES EVERETTE BUND Louisburg, North Carolina VILLL M SHELTON BOONE Castalia, North Carolina MARTHA ANN BR. DSHER MICHAEL ALEXANDER BREWER Mihon. North Carolina Louisburg, North Carohna Women Student Government 2 (President2);Y.W.C.A. Glee Club 1,2; Columits 2; Young Democrat ' s Club 1,2; Sigma Pi Alpha 1,2 (Vice President 1). 2; Baptist Student Union 2 (Treasurer 2). ? 1 0 ROBERT BARXS BRITTAIX Tazewell, Virginia 33 ALICE EUGENIA BROIICHTOX Durham, North Carolina Glee Club 1,2; Cheerleader 1.2 (Head 2); 1B.I..A. 1,2; V.W.C.A. 1,2. n %. WALTER IIA.MI.I.N liKOWN. Ill Petersburg, ' irginia WAI.iKK niO.MAS BROWN llcnder.suii. North Carolina HENRY LLOYD BURKLEV York, Peniisvlvania KENNETH WAYNE BIRR IS Goldsboro, North Carolina Freshman Class President; Men ' s Student (lovernment 1.2; Men s Juditiary Board 2; Y.M.C.A. 1; Methodist Student .Movement 2. RACHEL MAE BUTTS Roanoke Rapids. North Carolina 34 ' i - ROBERT CUY BYRD Morrisville. North Carolina WILLIAM RITCHEV BYRUM Durham, North CaroUna BETTY BARBARA CATLETTE Louisburg, North Carohna MARJORIE JEAN CHANDLER Maple, North Carolina Young Women ' s Christian Association 2; Glee Club 1; Annual Staff 1,2 (Business Manager 2); Women ' s Student Government 2 ( Treasurer 2 ); Dramatic Club 2; Phi Theta Kappa 2;BetaPhiGanima( Treasurer 2). JUDITH CAROL CHEATHAM. Franklinton, North Carolina Secretary of Freshman Class, Dramatics Club 1,2,3, (Secretary 1); Sigma Pi .Alpha 1,2.3, (Vice President) 1: Pvelta Psi Omega 2,3; HomecomingQ ueen Freshman Year; . Iav Court 1.2; 175th .Anniversary Court 3; Honor Roll; Dean ' s List. SA.MUEL JOHNSTON CHEEK Goldston, North Carolina 1 ' 35 ROBKKT SAKCKNT CHILD lirodiiax, X ' lrgiuia DKLORES ANN C()I.K Carlluijjc, Norlli Curuliiia Future Business Leaders ofAmeriea 1,2 ( Setretarv 1. President 2); ' oung Women ' s ( ' iirislian Association 1,2; VAix ( luh 1,2; Women ' s Student (lovernmail 2 (Secrnary 2); Student Concert Committee 1,2; 175lli Anni ' ersar ' Court 2. GU)R1A JK. N C(K)I ' KR Nashville. N ' orili Carolina KOHFRT K.nWARn COX Durluun. .Nordi Carolina WIU.IAM DF.MPSKV CRAIC, Durham, North Carolina ROY NF.IL CRKNSHAW.JR. Durham. North ( ' arolina .Mpha I ' hi Omega 1. 36 REBECCA CATHERINE CURRY Ayden, Nortli Carolina 175th Anniversary Court 2; Young Women ' s Christ- ian Association 1,2; The Oak 1,2; WSLC l;. Iav Day 2; Y.D.C. (Sa:retar - 1, Vice President 2); F.B.LA. 1 ' Glee Club 1,2. LINDA AXNETFE DAIL Kijiston, North Carolina Methodist Student Movement 1.2 ( Program Chairman 1 ); Dramatics Club 1.2 ( Secretary 2); EutureBusiness Leaders ot .America 1.2 ( Reporter 1 ); Young Women ' s Christian .Association 1,2 ( President 2 ); Women ' s Stu- dent Government 2 ( Y.W.C.A. Representative and Hall Proctor); Cheerleader 1.2 (.Assistant Head 2); The Oak 1,2; Friendship Circle 1. ROBERT EARL DAL ' GHTRY Roanoke Rapids, Nordi Carolina .AVON DARRAL DAVIS Newport, North Carolina JEAN SWINDELL D.WIS Elizabeditown, North Carolina I.C.C. I (Treasurer 1); Glee Club 1,2 (President I); ' oung Women ' s Christian .Association 1.2; Methodist Student .Movement 1. SAR.A ELIZABETH DAY Franklinton, North Carolina l yx ii} 37 i a r MAl ' KICK WINKlKl.l) DKWIS, HI I ' urtsinuutii, ' irginia 1II. KI) ADDISON DICKKRSON. JR. Oxlord. North Carolina Y.. 1.(:.A. 1.2; M..S.K. 1.2 ( I ' risidini 2); l- ' rii-ndsl.i|) Circle 1; VSI.C 1. CAKl. KKITIl DICKINSON Spring Mope, .Nortli Carolina HOWARD [ACK.SON DRKWF.TT. [R. Louishurs;, Nonli Carolina CIIARI.KS HAMILTON KACIIO Hicliinond. Virginia CORDON TAVIjOR KDWARDS. JR. I ' ortsmomli, Virginia 38 1 JOHN CLAL ' DK ENGLISH Drewni ' ville, ' irginia ' arsitv Basketball 1.2. GLENN 1!. TES EVERETT Havelock, North Carolina Oi BOBBY R.AV EZZELL Goldsboro, . orth Carolina Phi Theta Kappa. 2nd semester-lsi year. Presidcnl 2nd year; . lpha Beta Gamma. 2nd semester, 2nd year; V.R.C. 1.2 (President 2); Judiciary Board. FRANCIS F.AVETTE F. LLS . r ' onia. ' irginia CHARLES A. FEATHERSTON Ro.xboro, North Carolina urn a  ' tf STEPHEN WAYNE FERGUSON Emporia, Virginia 39 ' ' «   R1I.KV Cl.lMON HKI.DS, JK. JOHN UAXTON l-LOWKRS. Ill Silcr City, Xortli Carolina Ml. Olivi-. Xonli Carolina Men ' s Judiciary Hoard 1; Haski-lhall 1; V.D.C. 1; Drama Cluli. KqHirtcr, Trcasurtr 1,2; Canlcrburv I ' rfsidciil Sopliomort- Class 3; Assistant J. V. Coaili Cliili I; l ' ricndslu|) Circle 1; V.M.C.. . 1,2; .Spanish 2; L ' .X.C. Isl scinesler. 1st year. Kicsla 1,2; Young Democrats C.lul) 1.2; . lplia I ' lii Omega 1; Oak Stall, Picture I ' .ditor i. Clee Club 1,2. IIMMV KIDOUMI Kl TRF.LL I ' ikeville, . orili Carolina Baseball 1.2, I.WVRE.XCK I.KROV (;IBB.S Wliitaker.s, .Xortli Carolina CII.VRI.KS ROBERT C.LASER Uoaiiokc R.ipids, .Xortli Carolina DAVID I.KSTKR (;OD lX,JR. UiCtrange. Xonh (Carolina B.S.U. 1,2; V.D.C. 1.2; Columns 1,2 (Editor 2): .Y.MC.A. 1,2. im - t I 40 AXXIE JO GRIFFIN Louisburg, North Carolina MARL MANNING GUPTON THELBERT DATIS GL ' PTON.JR. Louisburg, North Carolina Louisburg, North Carolina Alpha Beta Gamma 1,2; May Court l(MayQ.ueen 2); YAV.C.A. 1,2; Alpha Phi Omega 1,2 (Treasurer 2) 175th Anniversary Court 2. ' Y.R.C. 2. LENIS ALLEN HAITHCOCK, JR. Durham, North Carolma THOMAS BR,ANTLEV HARD. GE Norlina, North Carolina CAROLYN FAYE HARPER Youngsville, Nortli Carolina 41 I.IXDA ANN IIAKI ' KK Nfwjjurl News. ' iriiiiiia B.S.L ' . 1.2(Sfcrctarv 1. I ' risidinl 2 ). BARBARA ANNE HARREM. Rocky Mourn. Norlli Carulina A ' .( A. 1, ; Women ' s Suidcnt (;o ' ernincnt2; Krieiid- sliip Circle 1,2. CHAR1,|-.J ROliKKSON HARWARI) (irifii-shoro. . ortli (larullna Y.MC.A. l,2(Vicc-l ' rc! idaii 2); Mni ' .s Siudait Cover- SA.ML ' KI. H. HAVES I.e. ington, North Carolina JOHN GREENE HERRING ' riioniasvlilc. Norlli Carolina MARY LINDA HODGES Dt)ver. .North Carolina Y.D.C. 1; V.W.C.A. l;(;lcr(:lub 1; Woman ' s Student Government 2. (Hall Proctor 2 ). BETSY FALLS HOLLONLW Goldsboro. North Carolina Friendship Circle 1 .2 ( President 2 ); M.S.F.2; V.W.C.A. 1. BOXXIE LOUISE HOLLOWAV Henderson, North Carolina THOMAS GRADV HORNE Kannapoiis, North Carolina WILSON SMITH IIOVLE. JR. Henderson, North Carolina LEON BASIL HUBIAK Virginia Beach. Virginia 4« WILLIAM ZACHARV HUDSON Erwin. North C ' arolina S r % in 43 H- ' a STKKUNC; I.KK lirXT Louisburg, North Carolina DAVID KLNIO JEH-KEVS. JR. Durluiin, Nurili Carolina El.l.A SL ' K JENKINS Cascalia. Nonli Carolina V.D.C. 1; V AV.C.A. 1.2: Woniais Siudnit C.ovcm mail (House I ' risldail 2). ROBERT W JOHN SON. JR. GENE MARSHAI.I. JOHNSON Emporia. X ' irgiiiia MARY l.EK JOHNSON Ixjuisljurg. Norili (Carolina Cluircliland. ' iruinia Men ' s Slutlnil (Jovi-rnnic-nl 1; V.D.C. 1; Inlramural Football 1.2; Baseball 1.2; Inlramural Basketball 1 44 ALL.- . L V(X)D JONES Goldsboro, North Carolina BRUCE CLYDE JORDAN Henderson, North Carohna R. VMOND CUFrON KEITH Wake Forest, North Carolina DONALD DAILEV KINTZ Eau Gailie. Florida President of Men ' s Student Goveniment 2; Escort in Homecoming and MavCourt l; ' arsitv Basketball!, 2. ERNEST RENWOOD UCV.JR. Richmond, Virginia BOBBY LWVRENCE LXNGSTON Raleigh, North Carolina Y ' .NLC.A. 1.2 (Treasurer 2); Young Republican Club 2 (Reporter 2). 45 I)()l(;i. .S AU.KX I.KDC.KTT Ridgewood. New Jersey STANl.KV KVLWn IXWIS I ' rbiiima, Virginia AI.VA HAND l.INK Allaiiia. (ietirgia Collie Concert Coininlitet; ( L ' slier 2 ) WIl.l.lAM ROBERT I.I TN(;S TON. JR. While Oak. North Carolina . lpha Beta Gamiiia (Treasurer). DAN HARRY I.IMSDEN Durham. Nordi Carolina UII.I.IAM McMII.LIAN l.VON Kicliinond. Virginia 46 r 1 W ' i 1 JOAXX McCANN Henderson, N ' ortli Carolina KENNETH GRIMKS McDANIEI. Lexington, North Carolina PAUL McDonald, JR. Arlington, Virginia MARLAXNE MALLALIEU Cambridge, Maryland ROBERT LEE MALLARD, HI Arlington, ' irginia Editor-in-Chief of OAK 2, OAK staff 1; Photographer of OAK 1,2; Alpha Phi Omega 2; Beta Phi Gamma 1,2; Photographer of Comuinns 1,2; .Methodist Stu- dent Fellowship 1. JI.M.MV McCARTHUR MANN Newport, North Carolina 47 JKKKV MIl.TON M NNIN(; Dunn, North Ciiroliiia nONAI.D GR. YSON MARTIN Kmporia, ' irgiiua WAI.UCK. KDWTN MASF.NCl ' P. Ill AiiilRT! t. X ' irgiiiia DANIKI. LOUIS MASSKV Zebulon, N ' orlli Carolina REBKCCA ANN MATTHEWS Saiiford, North Carolina ThcOAK 1; F.1!.I,.A. 1,2 (Historian 1 ); Iloniaoming Court 1; I75tli Aniiivcrsav Court 2. LIRA ALMA MINSHEW Black (!rcck, Norili Carolina 48 ' .♦—■• JOHN NORMAxN MOBLEV Raleigh, North CaroUna CARROLL HERBERT MOXTEITH Cleveland, Ohio JANET MARLENE MOORE Raleigh, North Carolina Homecoming Court 1 (Homecoming Q ueen); Women ' s Student Covernment 1 (Hall Proctor); Y.W. C.A. 2; Methodist Student Fellowship 1; Glee Club 1,2. CAROLYN ELIZABETH MUNN Franklinton, Nordi Carolina GERALD LEE NASH Louisburg, Nortli Carolina FT?. LA. 1. ROBERT RAV NASH. JR. Mehane, North Carolina 49 % MARCAKKT HAMILTON NOHl.KS C. rccnv illc North Carolina WII.I.IAM CDLKMAN OKKOC.K I ' orlsmoulli, Virginia BILLY (;U-:NN I ' AKKlSll Caslalla, North Oarolina JAMKS MAL RICK I ' KKUrK Louisburg, Norlli Carolina MARION inVR;HT PERRY Mebane, Nortli Carolina FRANK WOODS I ' IKRCK Arlington. Virginia Mi-thodist Student Fellowship 1; WSIX 1; Young Men ' s Christian Association 1. i «« -% 50 -r JOHN DAVIS POWELL Roanoke Rapids. Nortii Carolina CONNIE ANN RADFORD Castalia, North Carolina B.S.U. 1; Methodist Student Fellowship 2; Y.W.C.A. 1,2 (Secretary- 2); Glee Club 1.2; Friendship Circle 1; Vice President of College Sunday School 1; Cheer- leader 2. KENNETH EARL REGELMANN, JR. Newport News, Virginia ROBERT CUFTON REYNOLDS Newport, North Carolina Y. V.C.. . 1.2 (Program Chairman 2). HFINRY BL ' RTON ROBINSON. JR. Raleigh, North Carolina Y.MC.A. 1,2; Dramatics Club 1; WSLC Radio 1,2; Delta Psi Omega 1 (President). JOHN ARTHUR ROLLISON Richmond, Virginia Dramatics Club 1.2 ( President 2 ). 4 51 A1. N llAK i:V KO.MM Richmond, Virginia NANCY MAYS SAULT KLIZABKllI ANN SAWYER Newport News, Vlreinla Ciraham, North Carolina Womai ' s Student Government 1; Young Women ' s W.S.LC ( diskjockci,- 1 ); Women ' s Student Govem- Christian Association 2; Cantebury Club 1,2; Glee menl 2; Glee Club 1.2; Young Wonim s Christian Club 1,2. .Association 1; Kuiure Business Uadcrs of .Vmerica 2. BEN scori ' New Bern, North Carolina KOBKKl HENDERSON SllANNONllOL ' SE Elizabeth City, North Carolina Young Men ' s Christian .Association 1; Young Deni- ocratics CAuh l,2(Parlimentarian 2); Tennis Team 1,2. ' . . I ' KlSCll.U ANN SHOUSE Rural Mall, Nordi Carolina 175th Anniversary Court 2. 52 WILLIAM LEONARD SIKKF.LEE Richmond. Virginia Young Democrats Club 1; Young Men ' s Christian Association 1,2; Intramural Football 1; Intramural Baseball 1,2; Instructor for Physical Education Class2. Vi SAR.AH LOU SKINNER Newport News, ' irginia DAVID GLENWOOD SMITH Goldsboro, Nordi Carolina NORMAN WADE SMITH Richmond. irginia Phi Theta Kappa 1.2 (President 3); Sigma Pi Alpha 1.2.3; .Alpha Beta Gamma 2.3; Intramural Football 2,3; Intramural Softball 2,3. SUE ELLEN S.MITH Bolton, North Carolina JON WAYNE SNEAD Virginia Beach. Virginia i I 53 VIRGINIA TROTTER SOUTIIKKI.WI) Louisburg, Norlli Carolina ()H. liKKKV STODDAKl). JU Topping, X ' irginia HANNAH PARKS SVKKS IxJUisburg. Nortii Carolina I ' ENNARITTA CHERK ' lAVLOE I ' owellsvillc. North Carolina Dramatics Club U2; Voung Dcniocratics Club 1; CItf CUib 1.2; Voung Women ' s Christian Association 1,2; Methodist Student Movement 2 (Program Chair- man). MARSHA JO TAVLOR Newport, North Carolina CEORCE MIRRAV TE.MPI.E Richmond. ' irginia 54 NIXA DAWX THAYER Louisburg, Nortli Carolina MayCoun 1,2. BARRY LANCE THOMAS Charlotte, North Carolma JOHN HEXRY THOMPSON. HI Greensboro, North Carolina Young Democrats Club l,2;FriendshipCirclcl;.Mpha Phi Omega { ice President 1 ). THOMAS HERBERT TWYXHAM Arlington. irginia BEXJAMIX FREDERICK WADE Gamer, Xorth Carolina CAROLE HUSE WARE Newport News, Virginia Young Democrats Club 1,2,( Chaplain and Publicity Chairman); W.S.L.C. 1 (Recording Librarian 1,2- Record Liorarian and Program Director); Y.W.C..A. 2; 175th Anniversar ' Ball Decoration Committee (Co-Chairman). 55 I . I.KWIS I ' KVTON WASKKV. Ill South Buston. ' irginia IIARRV HICIIARl) WAIKINS Durliutii. North C urotiiia WILLIAM MII.I.KK WKBB, III Clurkivillc, Virginia DANNY KHGENK WKST Elizabctlitown. N ' ortli ( aroiina IKKl) HARDKN WF.Sl Cioldsboro, North Carohna arsity Basketball 1.2: Men ' s Judiciary Board 1. DONNIK WILSON WMKKI.KR jacksun. North Carolina 56 WIIXIAM STAFFORD WHEELER Jackson, North Carolina Varsitv Basketball 1,2. PEGGY ROGISTER WHITT Roxboro, North Carolina Secretary of Freshman Class; M.S.NL(VicePre5identl); 2; Phi Theta Kappa 1 (Secretary-Treasurer 2); Y.W. C.A. 1; Glee Club 1,2; 175th Anniversary Court 2; Cheerleader 1; Dramatics Club 2. CAROLYN THOMPSON WILKINSON Mebane, North Carolina WALTER EDWARD WILLIAMSON. JR. Falls Church. ' irginia WILLIAM DEANE WILLIS, JR. Jarratt, Virginia Homecoming Escort 1; Young Men ' s Christian .As- sociation 1,2; .Methodist Student Fellowship 2; Young Republicans Club 2. LINDA POWELL WILSON Louisburg, North Carolina f 57 MARI.F. F. KAVE WOIJ Richmond, ' lrgiiiia V.W.C.A. 1,2 (Social Diretlor 1); .May Court l(Maid of Honor); Cheerleader 1 (Assistant Chief); V.D.C. 1; Annual StafT 2 (Business Dept. ); .Xnnivcrsar - Ball 2; Student Cultural Conunittee2; Drama Club. MARIE ANN WOODARD Richmond. ' irginia Homecoming Court 1; May Court 1; 175th . nnl- versary (!ourt 2; Young Womais Christian . ssocl- ation 1,2 (Vice President 2); Young Democrats Club 1,2 (Vice President 2). THO.MAS KAKI. WOKl.KV, JR. Richmond, Virginia BETTY JANE WRIGHT Garysburg, North Carolina Women ' s Student Coverninent 2 ( ' ice President); Future Business Ix ' aders of .Vmerica 1,2. RICHARD THOMAS WRIGHT Richmond. ' irginia GERALD MARTIN W YNN Hender.soii. North Carolina I ' lii rheia Kappa 1,2; .Mpha Beta Gamma 1,2. «• - 58 NED COLEMAN Ford, Virginia BARBAR,- JOHNSON Louisburg, North Carolina HENRY BOGER LAWRENCE, HI Newport News. ' irginia P ' % 59 freslmian Class IKKKV AKNOl.l) AVSCLK I ' rrsiilnil KODIK KOI.UNS Tiaisttrcr P WILLIAM K WAGNER. JR. Atlii.sor 60 GROVER t;i.K KI. Xn ADKINS. JK DALPH FLORENCE AIKEN « - • JOHN FR. XKUN AliiRUaiT, JR. •? i PAMEL JOAN AI.FORD MARTHA EWE Al.l.RED HARRY LEE ALLSBROOK, JR. . IIRL M JEANETTE AMICK RONALD PRESTON ANGEL M |ERR ■ ARNOLD AVSCUE J.VMES WENDELL BAGLEY BRUCE WEIR BARNETT ROBERT TEELE BARNHILL J ?, CIIARl.KS JAKVIS HAKil.KS, III © ir 1 HRKXT BAKWICK MARTHA JO BATKMAN BETTY PEATIE BEARD FRANCES AI.I.E. BtXK l. KRV THOMAS BECKHAM P SIE CAROLVN BECKHAM ARTHUR UNCHORNE BELL ,1 -  V ' ClLs KDIlKKl ll()K. Bl.lli UEIX.AMV UOBKUI Ma.Ari.KV BENSON JOHN I ' Al 1. BIDDAK i REBECCA JEAN BLXCKBIRN SrS.W CARCII. nOBBITT HILLV liUISCOK BARBARA JANE BKOWN BEN ME WAYNE BOULDEN WILLIAM HEXDEKSOX BR. .ME EDNA JEANETTE BRIDGES ANNE CAMPBELL BROADDUS «.A JAMES EDWARD BROCK JAMES WILBUR HROWDER, III SANDRA lA ' NETTE BROWN KENNETH MELVIN BRYANT JIMMY CRAY BULLUCK B REN DA {;AY1.E BUNN J ESS IK llidNLXS BUNN K. V CAXDACE lURWEl.I. MARK PETTWAV BURWELL LOUIS JAY BUTTNKK HENRIETTA ELIZABETH CAIJ.IS ALICE SU)AN (;AKU)N JERRY BARHAM CARTER WARREN IKIK 11 (ASIEKN.IK (.EOIU.K WIIJ.IAM CAIE.S nrC.H MARION CATES HUGH HILL CHATHAM JR. v7 ■ MARY KAIUKKIXK CIIESSER JAMES ROBERT CLODFELTER ARNOLD STEPHEN COHEN NEWTON CYRUS COIN KR, JR. JERRY WAYTME COMBEST 1 PATRICU DUNE COSS m.l DON NIE LOU COHN FR,ANK ALLEN COWAN ORRIS XILES COWGIU.. JR. HOYLE BICKFORD CR. I(; PATRICLA ANNE CRAWTORD BETTY ' JE.AN CREEDLE (AliOl, AW ( KKKDLt Wll.l.lA.M lOilNSO.N CKIMI ' ACKKU.IK. r: i JAMKS CAMKRON tlKLMl ' l.KR KIJZABETII ANN DANIEL N. ' i JOANNA LKIGH DAVIDSON lOILN ANTHONY DAVIS RICHARD KARL DAVIS, JR. JOILN {;iLES F. CUNNINGHAM j - f i I ' All. Cl.IKI ' ON UKDKKKV RONN IK Kl (.KNK DICKKNS ROM A I.KK DICKKRSON K I 5 S CONA CLMRK DII.DAV i-f liKKXHA lOYCK DOW ' NKY JAMKS CILliKK r KlJ.lOTr JERRY WAYTME EUBANKS MARIAM ELIZABETH DUNCAN y ! . f « TT KICIIAHI) VERNON KlNCll I THO. US GLENN FLNCH . L RILYN SUE EDGE RONALD VAN FAULKNER ROBERT MLNGLEDORFK FIELDS LAUR. UlANNE F:DM0NDS0N ff? GEORGE BOTELER FINNEY, JR. BiaV GLENN FISH ;. KI. NI) KDW ' AKU H.KMlNc; JAMKS CAIA ' IX I ' LOWKKS IIARVF.V STKWAKl) KIRHKS K. THRYN DODSON FORT WILTON I.K.(;R. M)K KOWI.KR. |R. MM B1U.V lOK KRAZIKK JAMES 1 ' EARl.EV KLNDERBIRK DOROniV MERLE KlU.l. ' A JLNE C.AKOL (iAKUNER SIEVE ASIIl.EV (.ARNER (;eoR(.e edwln (;ait.1)IN(..JK. LINDA ]0 GENTRY l3 7. h f -v R)RKST l.K.K {,1BBS, 111 CAROL ' N JOYCE GOODWIN lAMF.S KENNKTll GK1 ' X;0RY ♦ - BRENDA LOUISE GRII-TIX ROL XD PARHAM GUPTOX : t; c .a HEXRV KEXXETH GORDOX ' UXDA KAY HALEY JOHN LtlROY HAXCOCK JULIA AXXE HAXXER t XEU,IE L ' NDA GRAY CYNTHIA ELIZABETH HAITHCOCK DENNIS R. Y HARDIXG. JR. 5 ' IIOWAKl) VA.NCK IIAKKI.IJ.. |K. JAMKS OI.IX ' KH IIAKKKIJ., |U. V i CKORCK WILLIAM MAKRIKTT. |R. ALLKX I ' KimV HAKRLS I ' Al ' L CAKTKK HAKHIS. lit. ROBKKT MKiAlN MAKKIS SIIERRILL l. NK MAKKIS IU.L M VOLXG ILVRKIS 1 ARLIK CLIhroN HARRISON RICHAKl) l-.MtL IIKNDLKV LETTIE DIANE HICKS . L R(;V WV HICKS - MARV CllARl.KS HOLMES YUIIXE IIOI.T. Ill JASPKR PF.KSOX IIORXE ■ SUSAN BAXKS HOSIER ROliKRT VAICIIAX HOUSE WILLIAM BENNETT HOW ELL cy PETf:R ANDREW HUDIBURG NORMA FAVE HUDSON WILLIAM THOMAS HUGHES he:nrv hulick, hi JULLA AN N HUX SIDNEY THOMAS ISLER HUNTEK I.K.WIS JACOBS -« COV HH5BKRT JK.XNS. JR. ) t THOMAS WILSON |K.NKINS, IK. CLAREN ' CE HARRELL JENNINGS JOHN IlENRV JONES MAKV JACC L ' Kl.VN JONES i l ' . IKICIA KIUIEN JONES V WILLIAM LEE JORDAN f.J. « JUlIN KOSIAS KKK 1. S I FAV lOYNER KENNEDY WLNSTON WCXJULIEF KERLEY CARL WAYNE KING . LINDA KAYK KING V .4p ' UN DA I.OL ' l.INt; GROVER GLFA ' K.LVND KINLWV NAN DOR PAIL KOZ. L PATR1CL IIA ' I ' IIK lANCASTER PHILLIP WAYNE LENNON WILLIAM GOULD LESEMANN (Tl i V ,- BURNETT LEWIS, 10 ROBERT CIAY LEWIS s BETT ' JANE LIVELY JOHN DA ' ID LLOYD k 4 ALFRED HENRY LOCKAMY V ••- CKCIl. WAVXK l,()ll,I.N BAKBAIU KLMNK M I(il KKNNKTH K. MMIL . I SUN s ; lUH-IK KltU ' .XK Mc J.I.SlKK DOl ' CIAS roiJ.KV McCO.WEIJ, RICHARD lOU.XSOX McLXNlS CHARl.KS SAMUF.I. MANOOCH JAMES KOWIX MARKilAM JKXCKV MAK MASON Kf % SANKOKl) U : MASON -1P r i GINGKR KAVK MATH IAS Wlli-IAM rilOMAS MAITHEWS DLAHI) MICHAKI. MAY FRANCES UEE MOKKIS SAIJ.V FA YE NELSON JANET THERESA MORRIS SARAH ANT J MILES f -  SAML ' EL YOLXG MOXAGHAX PATRICLA JEANTVE ML ' LLINLX REBECCA FAYE XORRIS JAMES AL. X OCELLO ALBERT P. MORRIS, IR. BILLIE LEE MUSE BETSY ROSE O ' NEAL .o l!K. |A. ll. FK. , KI,1. Ol riK.X CLEN ' OA CAII. I ' AKKS KOHKR r DONALD I ' ARKOri ' JOAN EIIZABETH PARTRIDGE AiAis ;raham peoples l.l rilKK IRVIN I ' ERKINSON CHARLES VKRL N PERSON BETTIE SUE PHILLIPS WILLLAM WAVNK PiriARU JOHN KOHKR 1 POK CALEB BENJAMIN 1X)VNEK IDA RUTH PROCTOR TOMMY lUOV 1 ' 14.1.KV WALTKR MAY I ' ULLIAMJR H. ROLD FR, NCIS dUICK DAVID ERGLE R. TUFF WALTER MANSFIELD REYNOLDS CLARENCE JOSEPH RHEA BRANCH RICHARDSON LARRY CAUDLE ROBERSON CLINTON MVLES ROBERTS HERBERT CAMPBELL ROCKEFELLER V BETTY JO ROGERS URRY DANIEL ROGERS JOAN ELALNE SALMON EDGAR MAKSllAU, KOU.INS SAUNDRA I.EK SANDERS BRVAM IIUKSION UOWE JUDITH I ' ARRISH SANFORD ELLA K YE SLMMONS ROWE MARGARET ALICE SHAW  . MARGARET LOUISE SADLER V, S. M)KA Md.MNK SHMRIN C - RONALD LKWLS SHKU. c SAMUEL CARY SHIELD D JOHN EDWARD SHORT KRKIDA AXNK.TTK SIMMONS JULIA I ' KANCKS SMIIll 0mT s., r ♦ ALEX GILBERT Sl ' EER.lR. V- DONNIE R. V SIMPSON V I NANCY CHARLTON SISSON LEHMAN ZEaOSIS SMITH, HI TOMMY EDWARD SMITH DANIE WAYNE SNYDER r JOHN KEMP SMITH • H JOHN WOODFIN SPEERS SARAH ELIZABETH SPELL UNDA SUESPENCE IJN ' DA ROSK Sl ' KNCKR STL-AKT MICIIAKI. SI ' KKO JAMES KICKNK SPONKNBKRG STEPHEN CUPFORD STARBUCK EMMA FRANCES STEPHENSON h-RANCES VIRGINIA STLRGES n I f BETTY BURNS SIMMERLLN JIMMIE WELBOURNE SUTTON OARIANl) HUNKI.IN SWART . KDMINI) HOOVER TAKr. HI EUZABETH WATSON TALLEV NF.l.SdN FRANCIS TAPSON HARBARA L WRENCE TAYLOR GINGER BYRD TAYLOR SANDRA KARL TAYLOR HENRY DOCKERYTEELE. IR. ' MARGARET DIANE TERRY LEONARD MERLE THOMAS MICHAEL REID THOMAS i ' a f try h- KENNETH EDWARD TRUELOX ' E JOHN BEST TUGMAN ftp . 1 ROBERT LEROY TU RNAGE DEMURICE MARIE TYLER ; 4 WIIJ.IAM HUCIIKSVAN XAMK o lAMES THOMAS VINSON ' , III REBECCA AW WARIl JOHN C. WATKINS SANDRA K V WEST FRANCES EUINE WESTER BRADFORD F.ARl. WKISIGKR, [K iR(;iNiA ki.orenc:e wadk n THOMAS ALLEN WAHAB RUHV BKO VNIN(; WEIXS BARBAR-A SUE WF.THINGTON SARAH WHITNEY WHITE p GUV LEWIS WllITKlURSr. |K. BRENDA CAROL WHITFIELD NELSON DEHAVEN WHITLEY fc: MILDRED LEE WILKES DIANA LEE WILLIAMS FREDERICK ALTON WILLIAMS. JR. SAMUEL SHELTON WHXIA.MS P CAROL ' N FAV WILLIAMSON f ilJ.[. M ARTHUR Vll,l.I. MSON MICHAEL LEWIS WILLl ' l ' CHBY FRANK CIARENCE WILSON, JR « V MARY SUSAN WILSON THOMAS CONNEIX WILSON, JR. ■ Y EMILY ROSE IK)|) i GLENDA KAVI-. WOODY ALLAN CHESTER V(X)LnRID(;E, HI C2a I JOHN THOMAS WOOTERS RKITY Sl ' F. WORSI.EY GERALD CI.KVF.I.WD WRENN o ' • • I JACftUELW ADELE WTONE I ' AIL HOWARD W •NN MARTIN W ILUAM ZIMMERMAN Supply Pastors Left lo right: Mr. Goldston, Bobby Lamb, Roy Creech, Reed Winstead, Charles Treihart, Harold Stanley, Howard Edwards, John Roberts, George Davis, George Hawkins, Wavne Wingfield, Jim Moreland. 85 86 Organizations 87 (lien ' s MI-.NKY l.WVRKNCE WILSON HOYLK Secretary- Treasurer The Men ' s Student Government has performed a difficuh job with ease this vear. Orientating new students, making new rules, revising some others were only part of tlieir duties. The biggest and most im- portant was instilling the principles of honor, and sell development in each member, . bilitv, integrity, devotion to duty, honor, and justice — tliese have been the charact eristics of the .Men ' s Student Government. . 1K. DK NKIIRIG Advisor DONNIE KINTZ Presideiil a A student Government Left to righL. first row: Bucky Falls, Ren Lacy, Charles Harward. Second row: Frank Outten, Bill Frazier, Rob ' lurnage, Jimmy Bullock, Bill Williamson. Left to right, first row: Henry Lawrence, Donnie KinLz, Wilson Hoyle. Seconil row: Frank Outten, Bill Frazier, Bucky Falls, Ren Lacy, Rob Tumage,Jimmy Bullock, Bill Williamson, Charles Harward. Hall Proctors lllomen ' s Student Left to rig il. first row: Unda Dail, I ' atsy Jones, Ann Sawyer, l.iiida Hodges. Second row: . nn llarrell. Hrnida Bunn. Dec Tvler, Margaret Shaw, Brenda Downey. .( o HifA , (rs7 ronv Delores Cole, Betty Wriglu, Martlia ,Vnn Bradslier. .Margie l ' ats Chandler, Klla Sue Jenkins. .SV( H( roii. . [ni Harrcll. Unda Dail, Brenda Bunn, Dow; sy Jones, Der I ' yler, Margaret .Shaw, Linda Modges, Ann Sawyer, Brenda ncv. Governmen! SAR. H RICHAKUSO.N Advisor MARTHA A!VN BRADSHER President The Women ' s Student Government ' s concern for each woman student has been fek by the hearts of all during this past year. There are many memories which the W.S.G. has that will be remembered for many years: house meetings, T.V. nights, teas, and the annual Christ- mas party. The W.S.G. stands for honor, integrity, and responsibility. Through alleviating the burdens of the administration, the W.S.G. has plaved an important part in the college year. BETTY WRIGHT Vice President 91 v.. rv  Theta liappa Phi Tht ' ta Kappa is the national character schol- arship fraternity at Louisburg. This Iraternity holds the same position as does Phi Reta Kappa in four vear schools. The qualifications to be tapped into this fraternity are an overall B average and good standing with tlie college. e K MISS ELEEBETH JOHNSON Left to right, first ruw: Doris Roberson, Marjorie Ciiandler. Maria Guplon. Marlene Moore, Hannah Sykcs, Peggy WiiiU. Secomf row: Charles Bland, Jerry Wynn, Wade Smith, Fred Ayscue, Raymond Joyner. Bobby Ez ell. 93 fllpha Beta Gamma Alpha Beta Gamma is a national co-educational chemistry fraternity lorjuniorcollcges. TiieLouisburg College Chapter ofthis fraternity, the Kpsilon Chapter, was chartered in 1955. A high scholastic average in chemistry and all other subjects are the qual- ifications for tliis fraternilv. AVKRV |. DK.WIS C. RAV I ' Rl ' ETTE L l lo right, first row: Raymond Joyiur, Maria (iuplon, Sut Wilson. l ' cgj;y Whin. .Mike Ikard, C. Ray I ' ruette, Advisor. Srtoiid ro!D.- Charles Bland, Gene Sponeiiburg, Bobby Ez ell, Wilson Hoyle, Mike Brewer, Bill .Sickkelly. T iird row: .-Vvery J. Dennis, Bob Britten, Fred Roberson, Doc Teele, David |efferies. Bill Boone, Wade Smith, Jerry Wynn. 94 Beta Gamma Hela I ' lii (ianiina is tlit- national honorary jour- nalism Iratornity at Louisburg College. Membership to this Iraternitv is opened to all active members ol the student publications. Oak and Coliiiinis. pro- vided diey meet the qualifications. Qualifications are: a scholastic average hi the upper 2 3 oi the class and acceptable service for at least one semester on the staff Of a student publication. EDWWRD ' . USE Lcfllo n , . « ' v« v Marjorie Chandler, Barbara Major. Second rote: lister Godwin. Kolurt Mallaid. K.klie Rollins. .Mike Brewer. 95 Delta Psi Omeya Delta Psi Omega is a national honorary dramatic fraternilv. The pur|)use of this fraternity is to re- cognize any student who has written or done any outstanding work in a play that has been produced at Louisburg College. lie must also haveaC average scholasiicallv. MISS lU ' lll MKItKllT JLDV CI I KA 11 1AM JAY BUTTNER . ol Pictured 96 Sipa Pi Alpha Sigma Pi Aljiha is a national honorary language tratL-rnitv to .stimulate interest and understanding in language and life in foreign countries. Members are required to have an eighty-live per-cent average and registration in one of the foreign languages on an advanced level. DR. ANN BLUMENFELD Left to right: Doris Roberson, Dr. Blumenfeld, Advisor: Martha Ann Bradsher, Bill Boone. Betty Beard, Wade Smitli. Linda Haley Raymond Jovner. Marlene Moore. .Allen Jones, Hannah Sykes, Frank Meyer. 97 a Alplia Vi Epsilon is a national honorary secretarial Iraiiriiiiv for students in tlie Business Deparuncnt. Till; Louisburg Chai)ter is Inactive tliis year. fpsilon Illptia Omeya ? ' J 5 .«Mh ' I ' Ml ' IIREY LEE Bill Williams. James Browder, Fred Williams, Thelbert Gupton. Robert I, Mallard. Lewis P. Waskey. Bill Brame. John CunnL ham. Arnold Cohn. 99 y. n. c. fl. ' I ' lif ' mmg Men ' s Christian Association iunciions as tlic sponsor ol numerous religious and social activities on our college campus. All the students iuive enjoved the weekly socials and programs pre- sented by this group. First WW: BII.1, HARRIETT Social Chairman noli REYNOLDS Program Chuinnan BOBBY lANCSTON Seerrlar)- Trea iirrr C.ll.Mtl.KS ll.XKWARl ) I ' ' ' ' ' r ' ' First row: Leon Hubiak, Bobbv Langstoii, Thelbcrl (Uipuin. Biiddv Kuiultrburk. Bill llarriwt, James Browder. Second row: Brad Weisigcr, Kddit Rollins. Bill DickcrMiii, Martin Zi[nnuTiuaii, jiTiinix Sun,,,,. p,„ Ti-fU-, Ray Harding. 100 y. Hi. c. fl. Left to right, first row: Linda Dail, Margie Chandler, Ann Woodard, Kav Currv, Carolyn Williamson. Second row: Emily Wood, Billie Muse. Connie Radford, Florence Aiken, Marlene Wolf, Kay Burwell, Linda Lou King, Delores Cole, Frances Stephenson. Third row: Carolyn Munn, Ella Sue Jenkins, Pam Alford, Nancy Saull, Jean Davis, Diane Hicks, Betty Beard, Diane Terry, Sandy Brown. The Young Women ' s Christian Association lias service. Christian ideas, service, movies, informative discussions and advice to give their members as well as others. This group has influenced manv of the Louisburg College students. The Y.W.C.A. has presented educational programs lor better understanding of all religious doctrines. CONNIE RADFORD Secretary A?TO WOODARD Vice President 101 Ihe Oak Staff ROBKRT MAI.l.XKl) Edilo) MAK]()KIK CHANDLER liiisintss MiimtjitT BARBARA MAIOK Assis fnit Etlittir IMl ' IIKKV I.KJ ' : Advisor r FRAXCKS BECK FLORKNCK AIKEN Faihirc Edilnrs SANDRA SHEAKIN BETTY SUMMERI.IN 0r ani a fni Edilors We, the Oak staff ot 1962. havehad the wonderlul experience of capturing in pictures and copy, the memorable highlights of this school year. The year 1961-62 has been a hectic one for the entire staff, and needless to say, there were times when other things had to be forgotten. To the numerous persons who have been patient with us and who have been instrumental in publishing the 1962 OAK, we are indeed grateful. DOC TEELE PAM ALKORD Sports Editors JOHN FLOWERS Pictu re Edito i LINDA UAiL Tyjiisl GINGKU TAYLOR DOXNIK COllX Ixiyoitl Eililois MARI.K.NK ()1.K GAIL STtWART Business Staff 104 student Hid I ' m sorrv. we don ' i have aiiv ot that, or tliat, or tliat 105 I.KSIKK (.()1) VI Ed Ho r Columns liaNK WILSON A si. t(tut Edilnr [iHIN (IIARLKS Spurts Editor staff Tommy Wooters, Lester Godwin, Frank Wilson keep late hours to finish the next issue of C ' « Hm((.s. First row. left to right: Emily Wood, .Ann Dowdy. Linda Haley, Jackie Jones, Sue Edge, Linda Lou King. Second row. Tommy ' ooters. Sam Shield. J.G. Elliott, Howard Harrell, Eddie Rollins, Mike Brewer, John I ' nuin.iii friendship Circle The Friendsliip circle is an intcr-dciiominational christian organization. It provides a religious at- mosphere for those students of a church vocation or tliose who may be interested in considering a church vocation. The activities include devotionals over the radio station, trips to the Franklin Oountv Rest Home, a praver retreat and interesting and inlormative discussions on religious topics. Firs row: Joan Salmon. Betsy Hoiloman. .Miss Zelda Coor. . nn Harrell. Secutid row; F.niilv Wood. Liiida Lou King. Kallirj-n Fort, Diane Hiclis, Diane Terry, Jencey Mason, Kay Burwell, .Merle Fuqua, Sally Nelson. Third row: Billy Fraziei, John Herring, Buddy Funderburk. 108 (Ilethodist Student fellouisliip BlU. DICKERSOX President ALEX SPEER I ' ice Presidait The Methodist Student Fellowship is a local unit of the State and National Methodist Student Movement. It offers all Methodist students an opportunity for Christianity as a group. The fellowship examines, discusses, and attempts to solve problems which arise in student Christian life. DIANE TERRY Secretary- Treasurer Left to right, first row: Emily Wood. Billie Muse. Second row: Merle Fuqua. Jencey Mason, Diane Terry, Julia Smith, Carolvn Williamson, Linda Dail, Connie Radford. Third row: Wade Goldston, Buddy Funderburk, Brad Weisiger, Martin Zimmerman. Bill Dickerson, David Smith, Dr. Gunter Sommer. 109 Baptist Student Union Left lu right: Mr. Avcrv Dciiiii. ' .. Wavjii- lionliUn. Sanilv linnvii, Ijmla llarpii. Hannah S ko, U ' stcr (loilwin. Mike Uri-wtr, State B.S.I ' . Worker. The Baptist Student Union is another church group on the campus. Through participating in many informative discussions and projects, the members gain a more ihorougii and iar- reaching knowledge ot the Baptist church, the Baptist cliurch in rehition to tlie other denominations, and the ( lunch ' s role in the modern world. PAT COSS ' rr Prrsiflmt n HANNAH SYKKS Sccrvlar UN DA HAKPKR President no Canterbury Club 111 TOM TWMMIIAM Presii nil ANN WOODAKD I ' ice PreiUlenl WILLIAM CRKITER Advisor I KAV CURRY Secretary DANNY WEST Trcasurfr young Democrats Club Left Id right: Ginger Matliias. Danny West, Ann Woodard, Julia Hux, Lester Godwin. Stc e Garner. Barbara Major. Kay Curr -, Mike Brewer, Carol Ware. Tom Twvnham. 112 BOBBY EZ ELL h ' t ' sidetit I 1 f. fe BOBBY LWGSTON 1 ' ice President MEAD XEHRIG Advisor SAM MONAGHAM Secretary ' - Treasurer youny fiepublicans Club Lejl lu right first run: Johnny Short, Wayne Snyder. Thelbert Gupton, Bobbv Ezzell, Bobby Langston. Secuiul loii: Doug Mc- Connell, Carrol Monteith. Sam Monagham, James Browder, Jimmy Bagley, Mead Xehrig. T iird roa - Paul McDonald, Bob Cox, Herbert Rockeller, Marion Perrv. 113 future Business The future of the entire free enterprise system of the I ' nitcd Stales is dependent, to a great extent, on the direction and purpose of the business leader. Through programs, speeches, and numerous projtxts the Ixjuis- burg chapter of FBL has gained a greater com- prehension of what the responsibilities of the businessmen are to be. Its task is a great one and one not to be taken lightly. Bv these efforts, the business world and the world of everyday living will be made better. .VDKI.MDE-JOHNSON Advisor left to right, first row: Sandra Shtarin, Carolyn Williamson. Jenny Wade, .Ann Sawytr, Gail Parks. Second row: . Iargy Hicks, Margaret Shaw, Patsv Jones. Becky Norris, Judy Sandiortl. Kraniis Morris, Joan Salmon. 114 Leaders of America Left to light, first rote: Barbara Wcthiiigton, Linda Gray, Sandy Brown. Bexky . l,mli(.« s, lookif Minsliew. Sccoiul row: Bill Frazier, Delores Cole. Sandra West, Donnic Colin. Myrna Bailey, Cecil Loflin. Kemp Smith, Elizabeth Daniels. Barbara Major, Bonnie HoUoway, . lice Broughton, Cy Coiner. BILL FR. ZIER I ' ce Presif eiit LICE BROUGHTON Treasurer M. RGARET SHAW Secretary DELORES COLE President . ' SL.Mr. Dramatics Club The dramatics club members have wilUngly otlcred lime and talent to the club, college, and community. Their iirst pro- ductions, TIIK VALIANT and TIIK OPENING OF THK DOOR, presented in the AC building oi Louisburg (loUegc. was a tremendous success. The purpose ol the Dramatics (ilub includes promoting inleresi and participation in dramatics among the students ,11 llic college. ■ • 1 JOHN KOLl,ISt). Presidntt UKIAN VOLNt. Vicr Prcsiilml Ixft tu riti i : .Siun Shield, lookit .Miiislii--w. Konia Ditkcrsuii. |ay liiilliR-r. Cyiuliia llaitlicock. . nii llarrt-ll, Itill l-ra .icT. Linda Dail, Sarah Richardson. Stuwarl Spero. . ie. Spccr, John Rolli.soii. I.I. D. DAIL Secretary JOHN FIjOWERS Trettsurcr 116 Jay Butmer and Linda Halev in I ' lIK ' AL- lANT. MISS SARAH RICHARDSON Advisor Roma Dickerson and Jay Buttner back stage. mm Brian Young and Cynthia Haithcock in THE OPENING OF THE DOOR. Bill Frazier, Peggy Whitt. and Ann Harrell in THE OPENING OF THE DOOR. 117 Glee Club First row. hfl lo righl: Emily Wood. Ijiida Ix)U King, Frances Stcplienson.Hannali Svkes. MarlciK- Moore, joliii Herring, John Flowi-rs. Jimmy SuUon, Buddy Kundcrburk. Bill Frazit-r, ClarnKc [innings, i ' lroor roir. Doris Robcrson, Julia Hux, Carolyn Munn, Unda Harper, Klizabcdi Daniel, Diannellicks, Jean Davis. Linda Halc -, David RatlilT, Bob Clodfcllcr, Brad Vcisigcr„ George Gates, Harold Qiiick. T i rr roa ' Mlss Foster, . nn Woodard, Kay r.urr ' , I ' riscllla Shousc, Kay Burwell. Belly Beard. Beiky Nurris. FXelyn . lbrillon. Siindy Brown, Sandy Sanders, Diane Terry, Bruida Whitlield. MISS SAK.Ml I-OSIKK DiKltoi BR. D WF.ISIGKR Vk ' f Pn: if fiit FRANCES STEI ' HF.N.SOX Secrcfan JE.AN D.AVIS President DAVID R. TI.I1V Traisttrcr The Loui.sliiirg Colk ' jJc Glee Club gives an aopreciiition ul llic line art of music and activity onering enjoynuiu yitl) benciicial training. Tlie (Miorus is a verv hard-working disciphned, and talented group ol students. DORIS ROBERSON Aceumpaiiist S LC HOWARD HARRELL S ilittii Mnnager Setting up request hours, gathering news, and sports, covering special events— all these have contributed in making W ' SLC] a most-listened-to spot on the radio dials of Louisburg College. Many persons have worked to put the station on the air. Every member has labored so thai Louisburg College might have a radio station. . 1K. WILUA.M F. W.VGXER Advisor Chuclc Featherston, Buddy Funderburk, Liiida Kay King, Jimmy Sutton, Sam Sliield. Frank Wilson, Howard Harrcll, Tommy Wooters, Joanna Davidson, Margy Hicks, Linda Haley, Frances Stephenson. MARTHA ALLRED Secretary Autographs 120 flutoyraplis 121 122 features 123 124 Heliyious Activities Jacob— Yesterday and Today- This was one of llie many programs piil on bvtheYM-YWCA. 125 Cultural 1 i. i tit The iiucriuuional halladecr, William CUuison ap- peared in connettion with the 175tli Aiiniversarv of Lx)Uisburg College. Wiiigetl X ' lctor) ' Chorus, directed by Joe Barls, and siarrlng ihe tekTlslon personality, Ste e Bol- siei. 126 Activities 1 ' M ' The Virginia Symphony Orchestra, cuiuliicicd bv WilUam Haakcr, and tht lealurcd Nurwcgiaji uiliniit, |an Bobak. 127 115th Anniversary Oueen MISS BARBARA MAJOR 128 MISS MARL GUPTON MISS JUDY CHEATHAM MISS ANN VVOODARD MISS MARLENEWOLF MISS PRISCILLA SHOUSE MISS NANCY SISSON MISS DELORES COLE MISS KAY CURRY MISS PEGGY WHITT i r 4 (Hay Queen MISS MARLV GUPTOX 130 maid of Honor MISS NANCY SISSON 131 MISS BAKBAIU MAJOR MISS CAROLYN MUNN ■ 9 it 7 MISS BETTY SUMMERLIN l]5th Anniversary Dance I csier I inlii and Mtss North Carolina put an extra spark 111 our 175th Anniversary Dance. The dance proved to be very successful and the decorations were ver ' prettv. These two students seem to be enjoying the dance, don ' t thev? IP E i U I HH U Ha HP B Jl ■■■■ lis ii i .-. i l •Its f ti; -y ti Ka H r r 1 I If All llic acturs in 11 1 K X ' Al.IANT. Makeup constitutes a large part in pulling on a play. Jay Buttner gained entrance to the Dramatics Fraternity tlirough his role in TOE VALIANT. 136 Ihe Valentine Dance iing o! Hearts, Bill Williamson, and ( ueen of Hearts, inda Dail, dance at the VM-YWCA Valentine Dance. Kilev Fields and Sarah Ann Miles won the dance contest with the twist. Bill Harriet crowns die ( ueen ul Hearts, while Connie Radford crowns the King of Hearts. 137 (Honday lliylit Social Evi-n tlu- polls are dancing. Bov ' llIAf WAS A (;(K)1) ONK! Lonirlv ' i ' car(in ps I jusi can ' t belic ' e voii made it. The (Diss LouisburQ Pageant Xiiia Thaver presenting Kdgar Allen Pue s liUUiU Ihnrt. Xuia Thayer is crowned Miss Louisburg for 1962. Barbara Major. Nina Thaver, and Patjones were Uie diree Louisburg College students in the patjcnt. Around Campus Dancing vnult-r tlic stars. Foigel il! 140 r M Go back up ihc cliiniiifv, (Uorial it vou don ' t coiiK- out. I ' m coming nil Good ole mountain Dew. Smile! 142 Dorm Signing mv lite away. Friends, Romans, and Klla ,Suf The morning alter. Gad Zooks— I didn ' t think I could do it. 143 South Hall i Illy I ' at, Inul iiif some tape to put up another picture. Ile ' Kirls. gather round. Left lo right: roolic liiirke, (iiiiger Mathias, Karen Aska. Mar - Chesser, Gona Dilday- Sictnn row: Palsy Jones. Margaret Sadler, |oan Partridge, June Garner. Pat Crawford. 144 Lefi to right: Brenda Riggs, Jean HiU, Roma Dickerson, Lynda Gray, Mary Kinnemann, Dee Tyler, Diane Williams, Brenda Whitfield, Susan Hosier. Brent Barwick. Give me all vour 8 ' s. Have vou heard the latest? 145 146 and franklin Dorms I eal Wheaties. -My. my, what a collectu 147 Ulomen Day Students 148 (Hen Day Students 149 l]5tli Anniversary -•■■•=i-rti •-r ' Wtir:if... . ., - Hill 150 Dr. Cecil W. Kobbins shows the new plaque on the AC Building to Honorable HamiUon Hobgood and E.M. Bartholomew. The Honorable Brooks Hays, Sjniut Assiskml to the President of the United States, made a speech on The Complete and Generous Education. Distinguished guests at die 175th .Anniversary celebration. 151 W II.I.IAM CUL ' SEN HulluJecr till Judge Hobgood. Mr. RarlliolDincw, and Dr. Rul)l)iiis adrnirt- ilii- luw sign on die Audilorium-Classroom Building. MKS. IVEV ALLEN Presitlenf of Louisburg College 1906-1917. DR. D.E. HVKNHARDT Presidait of Louisburg CoUege 1936-1939 152 Dean York makes presentation ol the new men ' s residence hall. M r, and Mrs. Foreman make presentation of tlie new organ to the college. The laying of the cornerstone was held in the auditorium because of rain. 153 P Ili The head tuble ai the luncheon on Saturday. Senator Jordon, Mr. Haves, and Dr. Robbins at a diniuT _t;iven honor of distinguished guests. 154 Miss Major, Mr. Tafl, and Miss Curry chat at lea. Cubby Silvers, leader of the Lester Lanin Band at the Anniversary Ball. 155 Dean York. Bill I-eseman. Barbara Major. Miss North (larolina and her escort. Miss 175th Anniversarv Queen and Miss North Carolina pose for photographers. Sports Athletic Department . . . COACH WAVNK BK.NTOX I.ouisburg College has benefited greatly irom tiie work ol Coacli lUiiton in both the capacity of Athletic Dircxior and i)askell)all coach. I.ouisburg tlollege has had a constantly expanding athletic | rograni in die past and will certainly continue to expand in the coming years under Coach Benton ' s direction and hard work. In his three years at Louisburg College, Coach Frazier, our baseball coach, has proven himself to be a really fine coach. I ' nder his direction, bjuisburg College has compiled fine records. Coach Bt-nlon was plca.scd wilh his 2t)-9 record. COACH RUSSKLL FR. ZIER 160 . . . Ilie Gym 161 J COACH WAVNK BKMON Varsity Basl etball (:i -caplains, .Sl.ill iil W liirkr and Kritl Wist, awail lliiir team- mates for a trip on die road. : UCK BROUGHTON Top row: Tom Brown, Danny Car -er. J.C. English, Fred West, Jerry Manning. Botlom: Billy Briscoe, Wall Pulliam, Johnny Wadtins, Jerry Combest. 162 FRED WEST TOMMY BROWN DANNY CARVER JERRY MANNING JERRY COMBEST CONNIE RADFORD ■ WALT PULLLAM IC. ENGLISH STAFFORD WHEELER I5IIXY BRISCOE 163 JOHNNY WATKINS H H i)kj H 61 - ' 62 Season The I.ouisburg College basketball team under llic direction of Cloach Wayne Benton, enjoyed a success- ful 20-9 season. The team boasted a well balanced attack aided by exceptional bench strength. With a blend of fiveletlernien and a talented crop of freshmen, Ix)uisi)urg ' s basketball team after a slow start came on strong, winning nine in a row during one stretch. Ix)uisburg linislicxi with a 3-3 conference record and went on to take second place in Virginia-Carolina Coference Tournament. Tall, huh: fmitmn U)UISBUR(; COLLEGE SCHEDULE - 1961-62 Ivouisburg College Opponents 92 Charlotte 47 67 98 f Win gate Newport News 66 79 73 Nortli Greenville 79 63 Brevard 80 61 (Chowan 72 68 Richmond 72 107 St. Andrew s 69 39 Win gale 76 86 St. Andrev IS 62 99 Brevard 76 85 North Greenville 84 63 Roanoke 57 72 Charlotte 56 72 Ferruni 56 88 Newport News 75 63 Roanoke 57 82 Lees McRae 66 59 W ' ilmington 74 80 Medical College 62 69 Richmond L ' niversit ' 77 78 Ferruni 71 69 Wilmington 74 80 Chowan 60 97 Duke Rangers 68  82 Chowan 72 «63 Wilmington 84 «Tourn ament Two points llie hard way. 164 HURRICANES DOWN CHARLOTTE Louisburg College opened its season with an impressive win against Charlotte College. The Hurricanes had little trouble in deteating Charlotte 92-47. From a 20 point lead at the half, tlie Hurricanes raced on to the final winning margin of 45 points. Louisburg was paced by freshman, Danny Clarver and sophomore, Fred West with 17 and 16 respectfully. Three other Louisburg players hit in the double figures as Coach Benton clea red the bench in the last hall. The purple cagers dominated tlie floor play and the boards, despite a 22 point scaring effort by Charlotte ' s S. Green. LOUISBURG NIPS WINGATE Louisburg edged powerful Wingate 67-66 in one ofthe most exciting and liard fought contests of the year for their second win of the season. The out come wasn ' t decided until the final seconds by a couple of free throws sunk bv freshman guard, [erry Combest. The hurricanes trailed at halftime by nine points but fought back to capture the lead late in the last quarter. The Louisburg attack, headed bv Stafford Wheeler ' s 14 points, showed a well-rounded scoring punch with all live starters hitting in the double ligures. The Wingate five were led by Manning Stone witli 21 points and Jerry Davis with 20 points. LOUISBURG UPSETS APPRENTICE Louisburg sailed to an easy 98-79 win over the Newport News Appren- tice School. Sparkedby a 25 point scoring performance by Fred West and the rebounding of J.C. English and Danny Carver, Louisburg was in complete command from the start. Coach Benton emptied tlie bench during the last half which saw Louis- burg maintain their 18 point half-time lead. The Apprentices were led by Burt with 15 points and the floor play of Bowden. 165 HIKKICANF.S F.DCF.D IIV RICHMOND riif I luiricaiK droppttl a 72-()8 di-cisiuii lo Kicliiuoiid for thtir first home courl loss of the season. Louisburji trailed at tlie lialf by 7 puiiils but ioiifiht back to tlie score late in die third quarter. l.ouisbiiri and Kithniond traded tlie lead during the last quarter, but when the linal whistle blew, the Hurricanes were down by lour. Scoring honors lt)r I.ouisburg went to Jerry Conibest with 19 and Walt I ' ulliani with 16. Richmond ' s high man w as Fowler with- 22. i.OUISBl ' RG CRUSH F.S ST. AXDRKWS A lerritic scoring e. ibilion in the last hall carried Louisburg to a 107-69 romp over St. Andrews. Hot shooting Paul Kozma and ]erry Combest with 20 and 17 respectfully, spear- headed the Louisburg attack. The Hurricanes had almost complete control of the boards and were able to jump into a 42-26 half-lime lead with little trouble. The bench strength ol the Hurricanes showed itseli evideul by their reserves .scoring 40 points during the linal quarter to make the liual 107-69 count. t HURRICAXKS WHIP BREVARD The Louisburg Cagers played one of tlieir best games of the season in downing highlv regarded Brevard 99-76. Louisburg started slow, and were dow n 6 points after die first ten minutes of play, but then caught fire to establish a 42-3,5 half-time lead. The second half found the Hurricanes steadily pulling away to win by the final margin of 23 points. The Louisburg attack was well balanced with five players totaling in die double figures. High men for Louisburg were Damiv Car -er widi 24 and J.C. English with 20 points. The Brevard scoring was led by Huntley and Harbow with 30 and 23 points. I 166 LOl ' ISBURG WINS TIIRII.LKR Louisbiirg trailing North Circeiivillf at the halt came trom behind on the hot shooting ot Jerry Clombest and Danny Carver to capture the lead and then had hold ol a desperate rally by North Greenville to win 85-84. The Hurricanes had too much hustle for Nortli Greenville and took advantage of the breaks given them to chalk up their 7th win ol the season. High scorers for the Hurricanes were guard, Jerry Combest with 24 points, and pivot man, Dannv Carver with 17 points. The Nortli Greenville five was led by Tom Kersley with 20 points. LOUISBURG TRIMS ROANOKE The Louisburg College Hurricanes breezed to an easy 85-57 win over Roanoke College. The fine work ofJ.C. English and Daimy Carver off the boards sparked the win. Louisburg jumped to an early lead and werenever seriously threatened bv Roanoke. The Hurricanes led by as much as 40 points at one stage of the last half. SEA HAWKS DEFEAT LOUISBURG The Wilmington Sea Hawks jumped off to an early lead over the Hurricanes and never relinquished it. The Sea Hawks led 37-23 at half time sparked by the line play of Gene Bogash who finished the night with 23 points and led in rebounding. Louisburg fought back to within seven points of the Sea Hawks in the last half before Wilmington again pulled away from die Hurricanes to win by a 74-59 count. Louisburg ' s high man was Billy Brisco with 15 points. Jerrv Combest and Fred West followed closely with 14 and 13 points. The ' ilmington Sea Hawks went on to win the conference title. 167 LOUISBURG TOPS FERKLM A brilliant performance by Jerry Combest boosted tlie Hurricanes over I ' errum (College 78-76. The contest was hard played down to the final l)iiz er. Louisburg had a 41-38 edge at the hall, but Ferruni came back III lake the lead shortU after the half. Then Jerry Clombest led a comback Id rilakc the lead and win the game. ( ' . )nii)est linislRxl the night with iO points to lead the I.ouisburg scoring, while Fred West tallied 22 points to lead Ixjuisburg to their 17th win of die season. LOUISBUIU; TRAMPS BRAVKS Leading all the way, the l.oiiisburg basketball team ran over tlie Chowan Braves 80-60 to sew up second place in the coniercnce season standing. I.ouisburg had too much luiglu and speed for tlie Braves. The Hurricanes held a 4()-;57 hall-tinie advantage and lluii went mi to widen the margin in the second hall. (Ihowan ' s Tom lUtlmond. held individual scoring honors lor the night, but tlie Hurricanes [lossessed too much balance lor the Braves with Jerry (lombest hitting 15, Stafford Wheeler and J.d. English 14 a piece, and Kred West sinking . ' ) field goals and 2 foul shots for 12 points. HURRICANES TRAMPLE R. . GERS I.ouisburg proved too powerful for the Durham Rangers, despite a great 38 point scoring effort by former Wake Forest star. Twig Wiggins. Tliev were filling in for the Medical CoUegeof ' irgiiiia who had to cancel tlie engagement with Louisburg. The Hurricanes showed too much balance for tlie Rangers and easily ran up a 46-33 hall-time advantage. The second hall lound Louisburg pulling farther away to win by a 97-68 count. Individual honors for Louisburg went to Jerry Combest with 21 and Fred West with 15. 168 I ' ATSV JOXKS GAIL I ' ARKS KKAXCKS RKCK 1! K TrV I.I KI,V h ALICE BROUGHTOX Chief e e e a d e COXXIE R. DFX)RD ,XAXCY SISSOX LIXDA DAIL JOHN HAXCOCK F s 169 Baseball 9 f up n,u. ifji In 7i; j . Coach Frazier,BrnitKi-f fr. Jack Barllcs. Tom Brown. |l[iiTiiy Bullock. Taylor Duly. Kt-ii Miller, Mumifiti. Don Martin. Snund raw: Wil.son lloylc. Jerry C.arur, l ' rc lilv W ' ailc. Sidney Kiiwards. Ilollimi row: Sandy Mason, Johnny Walkins. Bill I ' attcrson, |inimy Kiitrcll. Tom Worlc-y, (icnc Johnso[i. Uirr - Clary, Jerry Combcst. M A COACH Kll.SSKI.1. Kli. ZlKK The I.ouisburg College baseball team under the guidance ' of (loach Russell Fra ier. is look- ing forward to an outstanding season this year. The team will have .seven leltermen returning and many bright new prospects. Last year ' s team had a highly successful season, compiling a 15-4 record. This year ' s team has an expanded schedule of 25 games. W ' hich is considered to be even harder dian last year ' s, but the team has bright hopes of another successful season. |()H ll.WCOCK 170 VJ- Xi l SCHEDULE J Double licddcrs conjcrcncc frames Williams (lollege Williams College ,Gamp Legune Camp Legune : Wilmington College ' esleyan College |, L. Chowan College _ Ji Wilmington College ■ Carolina Freshmen High Point College ; Wilmington College Duke Freshmen Chowan College Newport News Apprentice ' esleyan College Carolina Freshmen N.C. State Freshmen Wilmington College White Level ( semi-pro) Duke Freshmen Newports News Apprentice Co-Caplams, Jimmy Kutrell. and Uirry Clary. Another triple!! Sulncv hla [.s (hic!! ■ fc.X - ' y vmsi ! Kruncc6 Bixk Another run guys!! 172 Palsj- Jones I ). I. 1 .S.MlIll STKVK FKRGUKSON KU.NMt Jl-.KH-.Kll-h Golf Tommy Smith, AC. Harrison, Ronnie Jeffries, Fred Roberson, Stex-e Fergurson, Waller Daves. Tommy Smith sinks his putt on tlie eighteenth green. 174 FRKD ROBKRSON WAI.IKR U.WKS A.C. IIAKKISOX Id C- •V BETTY LA ' ELY S Fred Roberson chips on the eighteenth green. 175 lennis leam liiillom rvw: Shelloii Kggcrs, Sum Moiiagliiui, |()liii Moblcy. Roiinii- Angel, Iiol House. Toj) row: Bob Shannonhouse, Henn, ' Iliilick, Doug Ixggette. Bob Cox. Luke Ncwtoinh. Tlie tc ' nni.s team i.s anticipating a successful season this year. Their fortune depend.s on the performance of the Ireslimen member.s of tiie squad. Tiie .squad will be led by returning letternien Mobley. Cox and Shannonhouse. f iiMv K I r-nr4: S LINDA DAIL JOHN MOBLKY BOB COX JPSi 1 '  mi LUKE XEWCOMB 1F RONNIE ANG EL « ' ' ■■ ■ i BOB SHANNONHOUSE SAM MONAGHAN 177 Intramural Football Intraiiiural football is taken very seriously at Louisburg College. Cioiiipetition is very keen between the different floors and the day students. The games provide an opportunity for all die students to engage in athletics and are enjoved bv all. .. V . ,W- . •; Cliarge!! 178 Intramural Boys ' Baslielball Like Intramural tootball. basketball is taken very seriously at Louisburg College. Competition is yery keen between tlie different lloors and day students. The games proyide an opportunity for all the students to engage in adiletics and are enjoyed by all. G. IL PARKS Intramural Softball Like intramural football and basketball, sollball is taken very seriously at Louisbiun College, (lonipetition is verv keen between the clifterent floors and day students. The games jirovide an opportunity lor all die students to engage in athletics and arc enjoyed bv all. Swings like .Mantle, doii ' i lie? ■ ■■ ' NANCY SISSON 180 flutograplis 181 fldvertisements 183 Town N Campus 1 1 1 North Main Louisburg, North Carolina By the looks on Barbara Major ' s end Ned Cole- man ' s faces, it seems that they have received a vote of confidence from one of the best critics of style — the mirror. People who realize the im- portance of being well-dressed at all times know that Town ' n Campus takes into consideration the desires of everyone by selecting for their stock only the very best in wearing apparel. Clothes make a person an individual, so whether following the latest craze or turning non-conformist and originating your own latest fashion, you will find your every desire answered by the eye-catching fashions at Town ' n Campus. Rowe Chevrolet Buick Co 124 West Nosh Louisburg, North Carolina They are looking at you for your approval on the new Chevys and Buicks for 1962. One of the most popular choices of the buying public, the Impala, along with its running motes the compact Corvair end the new Chevy II, plus the favorite of many, the Bel-Air, is as close as the turn of the key in the ignition when you visit Rowe ' s. Firmly hugging the road and demonstrating its capabilities by passing every road test imaginable, the Chevro- lets of 1962 are one of America ' s top sellers. 184 The Murphy House Bickett Blvd Louisburg, North Carolina Add some delicious food, a touch of pleasant atmosphere, a dash of friendly employees, a bright dining area for good measure, and mix. This is the recipe that perfectly describes the Murphy House. Masters in the skill of producing taste- tempting dishes, the cooks at the Murphy House create dishes that will arouse anyone ' s taste. Those who desire the best in food treats always stop at the Murphy House. Buy-Lo Super Market 303 East Nash Street Louisburg, North Carolina These ore the people who serve you at Buy-Lo Super Market. At Buy-Lo ' s you find the finest selections in dairy needs, meats, poultry, fresh vegetables, canned goods, and frozen foods. The next time you plan a picnic or cook-out, you will find all you need in one store — Buy-Lo. You get friendly and courteous service there. 185 The Portraits in this Yearbook were taken by SMITH STUDIO Official Portrait Photographers for the 1962 OAK You may order any type picture from us on the portraits appearing herein for we keep these negatives in our file. 14 E Hargett St. Raleigh, N C 186 INSURANCE LOAN DEPT. Call GY 6-3121 Market Street Louisburg ROWE ' S MEN ' S SHOP The Knowing Look Quality Clothing for Men and Students Phone 573-1 Louisburg COMPLIMENTS BENTON FURNITURE COMPANY ROSE ' S 5-10-25 Store WYRN 187 CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1962 MURPHYS SUPER MARKET Serving This Community Since 1925 FIRST- CITIZENS BANK Established TRUST 1898 COMPANY Deposits Insured Up To $10,000 00 Member F D.I.C. Louisburg, Nc )rth Carolina Wider Selection LEGGETrS Dept. Store, Inc. Better Values Louisburg Franklinton QUALITY DRY CLEANERS and SHIRT LAUNDRY One Hour Service Louisburg North Carolina HOME OIL COMPANY Distributor of Atlantic Products Tel. GY 6-4181 GY 6-3472 Louisburg Complete Drug Service SCOGGINS DRUG STORE The Rexall Drug Store Louisburg North Carolina 188 LOUISBURG COLLEGE Chartered in 1787 A Co-educational, two-year Christian College Accredited by The Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools The University Senate of the Methodist Church The North Carolina Board of Education OFFERING COURSES in Liberal Arts Pre-professional — including pre-agriculture, pre- engineering, pre-law, pre-medicine, pre-ministry, pre-nursing Terminal business Courses leading to Associate in Arts diploma, one-year business Certificate For Further Information Write DEAN OF ADMISSIONS Louisburg College Louisburg, North Caroline 189 student Directory ADKI.N ' S. GROVER CLEVELAND, JR. Enfield, North Carolina AIKEN, DALPH FLORENCE Durham, North Carolina ALBRIGHT, BARBARA ANN Roanokf Rapids, .North Carolina ALBRIGHT, JOHN FRANKLIN, JR. MebaiK-, North Carolina ALBRITTON, EVELYN IRENE Hookrrton, .North C ' arolina ALFORD, PAMELA JOA.N Durham, .North Carolina ALLRED. MARTHA FAYE Trinity, .North Carolina ALLSBROOK. HARRY LEE, JR. Scotland Neck, North Carolina AMICK, MIRIAM JEANETTE Mchane, North Carolina ANDREWS, WILLIAM GREGORY Y ' ounKsvillc, North (Carolina ANGEL, RONALD PRESTON Richnumd, Virginia ASKA, KAREN LEE Alexandria. ' irKinia ATKINS, BETTY RUTH Lonishnru, North Carolina A VENT, M AH ALA JOYCE Whitakers, North Carolina AYSCUE, FRED STANLEY Henderson, North Carolina AYSCUE, JERRY ARNOLD Henderson, North Carolina AYSCUE, MARTHA ANN Louishnru, North Carc)lina BADGER, ELIZABETH PITTMAN Henderson, North Carolina BAGLEY, JAMES WENDELL Kenbridfie, Virginia BAILEY. 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ARNOLD STEPHEN Virginia Beach, Virginia COHN, DONNIE LOU New Bern, North C ' arolina COINER, NEWTON CYRUS, JR. Kenbridge, Virginia COLE, DELORES ANN Crarthage, North Carolina COLEMAN, NED Ford, ' irginia C:OLLINS. VINCENT HOUSE Lonishurg, North Carolina CrOMBEST, JERRY WAYNE Hi-nderson, Kentucky C:ONWAY, THOMAS GEORGE Sarasota, Florida COOKE, CHARLES HOWARD Louisburg, .North C ' arolina COOPER. GLORIA JEAN Nashville. .Vorth Carolina COSS. PATRICIA DIANE St. Petersburg. Florida C:OWAN. FRANK ALLEN Henderson. North C.irolina C:OWC ' .ILl„ ORIUS NILES, JR. Hitluunnd. ' irgitu.i c:0. , HOBEKT EDWARD Dnrh.un, North Carolina c:raig, iic)yle bickford Durh.un. North Carolina c:RAIG. WILLIAM DEMPSEY Durh.un. North Carolina CRAWFORD, PATRICIA ANNE Durham, North Caroliiui CREECH, ROY O., JR. Lnwrencesille. ' irginia CREECH, WILBUR LEWIS Goldsboro, North C.irolina CREEDLE, BETTY JEAN Richnuind, ' irginia CREEDLE, CAROL ANN Richmond, irginia CRENSHAW. ROY NEIL. )H. Durham. North C ' arolina c:rumpac:ker. william johnson, jr. Manteo, North Carolina CRUMPLER, JAMES CAMERON Goldsboro, North Carolina CUNNINGHAM, JOHN GILES F. Newport News, N ' irginia CUNNINGHAM. JOHN ROBERT Landsdow lie. Pennsylvania c:uRRY. REnEc:c:A Catherine Ayden. North Carolina DAIL, LINDA ANNETTE Kinston, North Carolina DANIEL, ELIZABETH ANN Roxboro. North Carolina HARDEN. C:AH1. DOUGLAS Ni ' wton C ' -rose. North C!arolina DAUGHTRY. ROBERT EARL Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina DAVIDSON, JOANNA LEIGH Rockingham. North C ' arolina DAVIS. AVON DARRAL Newport. North C.irolina DAVIS. GEORGE ALSON White Oak. North Carolina DAVIS, JEAN SWINDELL Elizabethtown, -North Carolina DAVIS, JON ANTHONY Richmond. ' irginia DA IS. MARION STUART. HI Williamston. North Carolina DAVIS. RICHARD EARL. JR. Richmond. ' irginia DAY, SARAH ELIZABETH Franklinton, North C ' arolina DEBERRY, PAUL CLIFTON Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina DENNIS, MAURICE WINFIELD. HI Portsmouth. irginia DICKENS. RONNIE EUGENE Gaston. North Carolina DICKERSON. ROMA LEE Goldsboro, North C ' arolina DICKERSON, WILLARD ADDISON, JR. Oxford. North Carolina DICKINSON, CARL KEITH Spring Hope, North Carolina nlLDAY. CON A CLAIRE Ahoskie. North Carolina DOMINICK, JOHN McCOOL Durham. North Carolin,a DOMI.NICK, ROBERT PRESTON Durham, North Carolina DOWDY, HILDA ANN Sanford. North Carolina IXJWNEY, BRENDA JOYCE Morrisvillc, North Carolina DREWERY, ROBERT GENE Roanoke R,ipids, North Carolina DHEWETT. HOWARD JACKSON. JR. Louisburg. North C.irolina DUNCAN. MIRIAM ELIZABETH Roxboro, North Carolina DUTl ' , W ILBURN TAYLOR, JR. Bu(kingham. irKinia EACIIO. CHARLES HAMILTON Richmond. ' irgini.a EDGE. MARILYN SUE Fayettes ille. North Carolina EDMONDSON. LAURA DIANNE Bocks Mount. North Carolina EDWARDS, GORDON TAYLOR, JR. Portsmouth. ' irginia EDWARDS. HOWARD. JR. Dillwsn, ' irginia EDWARDS. SIDNEY EU GENE Roanoke Rapids. North Carolina EGGERS. ROBERT SHELDEN Lexington. North Carolina F:LLI0TT. JAMES GILBERT ' irgilina. 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BILLY JOE Stales, .North C irolina FRITTS. BARRY STOKES Lexington, North Carolina FUNDERBURK, JAMES PEARLEY Draper, North Carolina FUTBELL. JIMMY RUDOLPH Pikfsille, North Carolina FUQUA. DOROTHY MERLE Fasetteville. .North Carolina GARDNER, JUNE CAROL Castalia, North Carolina GARNER, STEVE ASHLEY Elizabethtown, North Carolina GAULDING, GEORGE EDWIN, JR. Richmond, Virginia GENTRY. LINDA JO C ' a- el. North Carolina GIBBS. FOREST LEE, HI Richmond. ' irginia GIBBS. LAWRENCE LEROY Whitakers, North Carolina GLASER, CHARLES ROERT Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina GODWIN, DAVID LESTER LaGrange, North Carolina GOODWIN. CAROLYN JOYCE Burlington. North Carolina GORDON. HENRY KENNETH North Plainfield. New Jersey GRAY. NELLIE LYNDA Louisburg. North Carolina student Directory GREGORY, JAMES KENNETH V ' irEinia Beach, Virginia GRIFFIN, ANNIE JO Lotiisburc North ( ' anilina GRIFFIN, BRENDA LOUISE LouisbvirK. North Carolina GUPTON, MARLA MANNING LouisburK, North Carolina GUPTON, ROLAND PARHAM Loiiisburc, North C ' arolina GUPTON, THELBERT DATIS, JR. Henderson, North Carolina HAITHCOCK, CYNTHIA ELIZABETH Warrenton, North Carolina HAITHCOCK, LENIS ALLEN, JR. Durham, North Carolina HALEY, LINDA KAY Raleigh, North Carolina HANCOCK, JOHN LEROY Richmond 25, Virginia HANNER, JULIA ANNE West End, North Carolina HARDAGE, THOMAS BRANTLEY Norlina, North Carolina HARDING. DENNIS RAY, JR. Durham, North Carolina HARPER, CAROLYN FAYE Yoimgsville, North Carolina HARPER, LINDA ANN Newport News, Virginia HARRELL, BARBARA ANNE Rock Moimt, North Carolina HARRELL, HOWARD VANCE, JR. Oxford, North Carolina HARRELL, JAMES OLIVER, JR. Tarboro, North Carolina HARRIETT, GEORGE WILLIAM, JR. Roseboro, North Carolina HARRIS, ALLEN PERRY Louisburg, North Carolina HARRIS, PAUL CARTER, JR. 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Churchland, Virginia JOHNSON, THOMAS BARKSDALE, III Durham, North Carolina JOHNSTON, JOSEPH THOMPSON Raleigh, North Carolina JONES, ALLAN LYNWOOD Goldsboro, North Carolina JONES, JOHN HE.NRY Oxford, .North Carolina JONES, MARY JACOUELYN Wendell, North Carolina JONES, PATRICIA EILEEN Ca- ' el, .North Carolina JORDAN, BRUCE CLYDE Henderson, North Carolina JORDAN, WILLIAM LEE Henderson, North Carolina JOYNER, RAYMOND EDWARD Louisburg, North Carolina KAFINA, HERBERT HYMAN Durham, North Carolina KEFALAS, JOH.N KOSTAS Bayville, New York KEITH, RAYMOND CLIFTON Wake Forest, North Carolina KENNEDY, FAY JOYNER Louisburg, .North Carolina KERLEY, WINSTON WOODLIEF Kittrell, North Carolina KING, CARL WAYNE Durham, North Carolina KING, LINDA KAYE Kinston, North Carolina KING, LINDA LOU St. Pauls, North Carolina KING. ROBIN . YCOCK Smithfield, .North Carolina KINLAW, GROVER CLEVELAND Rockingham, .North Carolina KINTZ, DONALD DAILEY Eau Gallic, Florida KOZMA, NANDOR PAUL Swansboro, North Carolina LACY, ERNEST RENWOOD, JR. Richmond, Virginia LANCASTER, PATRICIA H. TTIE Louisburg, North Carolina LAND, ADELINE WILLIS Morehead Cit -, North Carolina LANGSTON, BOBBY LAWRENCE Raleigh, North Carolina LAWRENCE, HENRY BOGER, III .Newport News, Virginia LEDGETT, DOUGLAS ALLEN Ridgewood, New Jersey LENNON, PHILLIP WAYNE Leland. .North Carolina LESEMANN, WILLIAM GOULD Richmond, Virginia LEWIS, BURNETT, III Richmond, ' irginia LEWIS, ROBERT CLAY Meredithville, ' irginia LEWIS, STANLEY RYLAND Urbanna, V ' irginia LINES, ALVA RAND Atlanta, Georgia LI ELY, BETTY JANE Durham. North Carolina LIVENGOOD. ARTHUR RUFFUS Pinnacle, North Carolina LIVINGSTON, WILLIAM ROBERT, JR. White Oak, North Carolina LLOYD, JOHN DAVID Sanford, North Carolina LOCKAMY, ALFRED HENRY Durham, North Carolina LOFLIN. CECIL WAYNE Asheboro. .North Carolina LUMSDEN, DAN BARRY Durham, .North Carolina LYON, WILLIAM McMILLIAN Richmond, ' irginia McCALISTER, DUFFIE EUGENE Mebane, .North Carolina McCANN, JOANN Henderson, .North Carolina McCONNELL, DOUGLAS TOLLEY Cambridge, Maryland McDANIEL, KENNETH GRIMES Lexington, .North Carolina McDonald, paul, jr. . rlington 5, ' irginia McINNIS, RICHARD JOHNSON Gibson, North Carolina MAJOR, BARBARA ELAINE Richmond, Virginia MALLALIEU, MARIANNE Cambridge, Mar land MALLARD, ROBERT LEE, III .Arlington, ' irginia MA.N.N, JAMES TIFT, HI Raleigh, .North Carolina .MANN, JIMMY MacARTHUR Newport, North Carolina MANNING, JERRY MILTON Dimn, North Carolina MANOOCH, CHARLES SAMUEL Raleigh, North Carolina MARKHAM, JAMES EDWIN Richmond, ' irginia MARTIN, DONALD GRAYSON Emporia, Virginia MASENCUP, WALLACE EDWIN. Ill Amherst, Virginia MASON, JENCEY MAE .Atlantic, North Carolina MASON. KENNETH RANDALL Tarboro. North Carolina MASO.N. SANFORD LEE Portsmouth, ' irginia MASSEY. DANIEL LOUIS Zebulon, .North Carolina MASSEY. ELIZABETH HOWARD Blacksburg, Virginia MATHIAS, GINGER FAYE ' irginia Beach, ' irginia MATTHEWS, REBECCA ANN Sanford, .North Carolina MATTHEWS, WILLIAM THOMAS Kittrell. North Carolina MAY. DUARD MICHAEL Rocky Mount. North Carolina MEYER, FRANK WILLIAM Durham, North Carolina MILES. SARAH ANN Warrenton. North Carolina MILLER. CARL VAUGHAN .Amherst, Virginia -MILLER, KENNETH MERRITT Chatham, irginia MINSHEW, LURA ALMA Black Creek, North Carolina MITCHELL, JOHN DAVID Pine Le el, North Carolina MOBLEY, JOHN NORMAN Raleigh, North Carolina MONAGHAN, SAMUEL YOUNG C, anibridge, Mar land MONTEITH, CARROLL HERBERT Cle ' eland, Ohio MOORE, JANET MARLENE R.ileigh, North Carolina MOORE, WILLIAM DONALD Henderson, North Carolina MORELAND, JAMES HAROLD Scdley, Virginia MORRIS, ALBERT P., JR. Goldsboro, .North Carolina MORRIS, FRANCES DEE Ca-Vel, North Carolina MORRIS. JANET THERESA Windsor. North Carolina MULLINI.X, PATRICIA JEANNE Richmond, ' irgiuia MUNN, CAROLYN ELIZABETH Franklinton, .North Carolina MURPHY, JAMES WAYNE Yoiuigs ille, N ' t rth Carolina .MUSE, BILLIE LEE Durham, North Carolina .NASH, GERALD LEE Louisburg, North Carolina NASH, ROBERT RAY, JR. Mebane, North Carolina NELSON, SALLY FAYE .New Bern, North Carolina NOBLES, MARGARET HAMILTON Green ille, North Carolina NORRIS, REBECCA FAYE Roxhoro, North Carolina OCELLO. JAMES ALAN Scotch Plains, New Jersey O ' NEAL, BETSY ROSE Louisburg, North Carolina O ' NEAL, CARL VERNON Yoimgsville, North Carolina ORROCK, WILLIAM COLEMAN Portsmouth, ' irginia OUTTEN, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN Cambridge, Mar ' land PARKER, WALTON DAVIS Smithfield. North Carolina PARKS. 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GORDON LEONARD. JR. Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina PROCTOR, IDA RUTH Rock Moimt, .North Carolina PULLEY, TOMMY TROY Kittrell, North Carolina PULLIAM, WALTER MAY, JR. Greensboro. North Carolina QUICK, HAROLD FRANCIS Laurel Hill, North Carolina RADFORD. CONNIE ANN Castalia, .North Carolina RATLIFF, DAVID ERGLE Warrenton, North Carolina REED. JOE RICHARD Efland. .North Carolina REGELMAN.N. KEN.NETH EARL. JR. .Newport News. Virginia REYNOLDS. ROBERT CLIFTON .Newport, North Carolina REY.NOLDS, WALTER MANSFIELD Kinston, North Carolina RHEA, CLARENCE JOSEPH Windsor, North Carolina RICHARDSON, BRANCH Portsmouth. Virginia student Directory RIGGS, BRENDA SCOTT Richmond, VirRinia ROBERSO.V, DORIS CALVIN Loiiisbiirg, North Carolina ROBERSON. LARRY CAUDLE LouisburK, North Carolina ROBERSON, WILLIAM FREDERICK Durham, North Carolina ROBERTS, CLINTON MYLES Fanwood, New Jersey ROBINSON, HENRY BURTON, JR. Raleigh, .North Carolina ROCKEFELLER, HERBERT CAMPBELL .Norfolk, Virginia ROGERS, BETTY JO YoimRSville, North Carolina ROGERS, LARRY DANIEL Roxboro, North Carolina ROLLINS, EDGAR MARSHALL Portsmouth, Virginia ROLLISON, JOHN ARTHUR Richmond, Virginia ROMM, ALAN HARVEY Richmond, Virginia ROSE, FREDERICK EPPES Richmond, Virginia ROWE, BRYANT THURSTON Louisburg, North Carolina ROWE, ELLA FAYE SI.MMONS Lonisburg, North C arolina SADLER, MARGARET LOUISE Bayboro, North Carolina SALMON, JOAN ELAINE Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina SANDERS, SAl ' NDRA LEE Burlington, North Carolina SANFORD, JUDITH PARRISH Durham, N irth Carolina SAULT, NANCY MAYS Newport News, Virginia SAWYER, ELIZABETH ANN Graham, North f ' arolina SCALES, DAVID EMORY Lonisburg, North Carolina SCOTT, BEN New Beni, North Carolina SESSOMS, JAMES ROBERT Burlington, North Carolina SHANNONHOUSE, ROBERT HENDERSON Eli ,.ibeth City, North Carolina SHAW, MARGARET ALICE Halifax, North Carolina SHEARIN, SANDRA McLAINE Littleton, .North Carolina SHELL, RONALD LEWIS Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina SHIELD, SAMUEL GARY Newport News, Virginia SHORT, JOHN EDWARD Dolphin, ' irginia SHOUSE, PRISCILLA ANN Rural Hall, North (Carolina SIKKELEE. WILLIAM LEONARD Richmond, ' irginia SIMMONS, FREIDA ANNETTE Franklinton. North Carolina SIMPSON. REX LYON, JR. Wake Forest. North Carolina SIMPSON, DONNIE RAY Sanford, North Carolina SISSON, NANCY CHARLTON Richmond, irginia SKINNER, SARAH LOU Newport News, ' irginia SMITH, DAVID GLENWOOD Goldsboro, .North Carolina SMITH, GEORGE CALVIN Lonisburg, North Carolina SMITH, JOHN KEMP Bowling Green, Virginia SMITH, JULIA FRANCES Oxford, North Carolina SMITH. LEHMAN ZELLOSIS. Ill Newport News. N ' irginia SMITH, NORMAN WADE Richmond, Virginia SMITH, SUE ELLEN Bolton, North Carolin SMITH, TOMMY EDWARD Durham, North Carolina SNEAD, JO.N WAYNE ' irginia Beach, Virginia SNYDER, DANIE WAY.NE Lexington, North Carolina SOUTHERLAND, VIRGINIA TROTTER Louisburg, North Carolina SPEER, ALEX GILBERT, JR. Halifax, Virginia SPEERS. JOHN WOODFIN Portsmouth, ' irginia SPELL, SARAH ELIZABETH Marion, .South Carolina SPENCE, LINDA SUE LaGrange, North Carolina SPENCER, LINDA ROSE Louisburg, North Carolina SPERO, STUART MICHAEL Petersburg, ' irginia SPONENBERG, JAMES EUGENE Durham, North Carolina STARBUCK, STEPHEN CLIFFORD Richmond, ' irginia STELL. NEWTON RANSOM, III Raleigh, North Carolina STEPHE.NSON, EMMA FRA.NCES Gaston, North Carolina STEWART, GAYLE ELIZABETH Durham, North Carolina STODDARD, JOHN BERRY. JR. Topping, ' irginia STRICKLAND, LILLIAN ROSE Yoimgsville, North Carolina STURGES, FRANCES VIRGINIA Lonisburg, North Carolina SUMMERLIN, BETTY BURNS Goldsboro, North Carolina SUTTON, JIMMIE WELBOURNE Rocks ' Mount, North ( irolina SWARTZ, GARLAND FRANKLIN Buckingham, V ' irginia SYKES, HANNAH PARKS Louisburg, North Carolina TAFT, EDMUND IIOONER. HI Greenville, North Carolina TALLEY. ELIZABETH WATSON Dtirham. North Carolina TAPSON. NELSON FRANCIS Marlette, Mich, TAYLOE, PENNARITTA CHERRY Powersville, .North Carolina TAYLOR, BARBARA LAWRE.NCE Garysburg, North Carolina TAYLOR. GINGER BYRD New Bern, North (- arolina TAYLOR, MARSHA JO Newport. North Carolina TAYLOR. SANDRA KARL Varina. North Carolina TEELE, HENRY DOCKERY, JR. Tarboro, North Carolina TEMPLE. GEORGE MURRAY Richmond, ' irginia TERRY, MARGARET DIANE Rockingham, North Carolina THAYER, NINA DAWN Lonisburg, North Carolina THOMAS, BARRY LANCE Charlotte, .North Carolina THOMAS. LEONARD MERLE Star, North Carolina THOMAS, MICHAEL REID Charlotte. North Carolina THOMAS. WILLIAM ARTHUR BUSBEE Richmond, ' irginia THOMPSON, JOHN HENRY. Ill Greensboro, North Carolina THEIHART, CHARLES M. Creswell. North Carolina TROUTMAN. PAULA DAVID .Addor. North Carolina TRUELOVE. KENNETH EDWARD Longhiirst. North Carolina TUGMAN. JOHN BEST ' i ginia Beach. ' irKinia TURN.AGE. ROBERT LEROY Ayden, North Carolina TWYNHAM. THOMAS HERBERT .Arlington. irginia TYLER. 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' irginia WILLIAMS, EUGENE WILSON Raleigh, North Carolina WINGFIELD, WAYNE O. Fairfield, Virginia