Workmen struggle with pieces of steel framing as construction gets underway on our new classroom building — from ttie ground up. Opening page 2 FIRST STORY page 6 Student Life page 7 People page 36 SECOND STORY page 72 Academics page 73 Community page 90 THIRD STORY page 104 Sports page 105 Organizations page 132 Index Directory Ads UP FROiVI THE GROUND THE OAK 1983 LOUISBURG COLLEGE Louisburg, N.C. 27549 Volume 60 Towering above the roof line, an exterior Jevator shaft graced the front of the new E Hoover Taft Classroom Building, under cor truction near the Fine Arts Center GOING UP All year long there has been hammer- ing and hoisting and welding and the quick layering of bricks as the new Hoo- ver Taft classroom building went up on east campus. Thanks to the hard work and success of the Third Century Campaign, we wi soon be vacating the old auditorium classroom building. Surrounded by dust, a worker saws concrete blocks into suitable lengths during the early construction stage. August, 1982. Concrete columns at the base of the entrance and on the porch give the fledgling building an imposing look. Looking lik a (inall man caught In the web of giant linker toys, a welder works on the semi- circular porch. Augual, 1982. The steel Irame was in place and the first bricks were being laid at the building ' s base Going Up Good bye to the leaky roofs and un- even heat in A C. So long crumbling plas- ter and worn tiles and creaky stairs. We won ' t miss the peeling paint and the rattle of air-conditioners competing against the heat of too warm days. We ' re all waiting to move into the Taft building. By spring, workers were busy on the interior. Another outlet goes in and we ' re one step closer to completion. March, 1983. The brick skin is all in place and building already begins to become part of the landscape FIRST STORY: FOUNDATIONS Inside Student Life Gatting Adjustad Monsy Crunch Fun oN Campu Happenings Spring Arrivas Fun on Campua Sharing a bkthday cake wtth n«w and old friends to one of the little things that can make college We spedal. says Kim Hobbs. Empty again? Even junk mail is welcome to freshmen facing empty mailboxes. GETTING ADJUSTED The first few days of school almost seem like a glorified trip to summer camp with all the dances and partying. But all too soon, classes start and there are $120 worth of books to be bought, and we ' re really expected to read and study them. Early morning classes can be a rude awakening after a night of late socializing with friends. And to make matters worse, teachers just aren ' t impressed with tales of alarm clocks that didn ' t go off. And then there are the dire warnings from teachers that we should expect to spend two hours studying outside of class for every hour we spend in class. And Mom ' s not here to do our laundry. And the cafeteria food just isn ' t what we ' re used to. And a week has passed and there is no mail from home. On the bright side, there is much inde- pendence and a world of new friends. 8 STUDENT LIFE Who ' rag doll? Hard to tell, but Anita Fuller and Jar e Mayberry se«m to need her to endure the ordeal ol moving in Anita ' s parents lend a hand Goodbya Mom, goodbye home cooking, and all the lillle things like White Cloud. 9 STUDENT LIFE Astounded at getting change. Anne Sullivan prompts a smile from cashier Marke Hooker. Pooling, playing and paying all the way. Linda Myrick enjoys every expensive minute- Ladies Lock-In IS worth the money spent. Maria Dunson. a friend. Catherine Beck. Beth Bethune. Dana Lyn Hoover. Nancy Harrison, and Jeanie Jones live it up at the Chase. 10 STUDENT LIFE Using h«r laal (par changa, Scarlett Long feeds the dryer in the campus laundromat Splurging Lou-U alyla. Brian Keelh. Wally Slocks, Todd Green, Steve Lloyd and Oak Advisor Marcia McCredie order anottier piz a MONEY CRUNCH Handing ovar tha caah for burgers. Keith Belcher. Tratton Reynolds and Lorraine Williams keep Connie Smith busy Budgeting money is part of being a col- lege student. With so many expenses and temptations, budgeting is a task that re- quires great self-control. While the cafeteria service has been paid for by most students, the local res- taurants lure some with anything from bis- cuits to steak dinners. Students with little budgeting will-power have been spotted at PiZ2a Hut on a regular basis. The college snack bar serves students who are easily weakened by the smell of hamburgers on the grill. Louisburg students like to have a good time and the cost of entertainment doesn ' t seem to slow them down a bit. The night-life ranks pretty high on their list of priorities Sacrifices in other areas have been made by students so that they can afford to go out with their friends. While food and entertainment are strong temptations, laundry and school supplies are expenses not to be over- looked. The laundry room often has more busi- ness than it can handle. Students readily put their change into the washers and dryers so that they will have clean jeans and shirts for the big night out or for their morning classes. Another expense many freshmen find difficult to bear is the price of their text- books Sophomores have been through the demanding book purchases before. But they too feel the pain of handing over the cash. Don ' t fret, there is a way to overcome this weakness in budgeting money. You can wear dirty jeans, eat in the cafeteria and spend all of your spare time with your books. 11 STUDENT LIFE FUN OFF CAMPUS Year Round At Laurel Mill Built prior to 1849, Laurel Mill was one of the first cotton spinning plants in N.C. By the early seventies, the mill looked like a worn-out relic of the past. In 1972, Wil- liann Holmes and his wife Margaret re- turned to his native Franklin County. They undertook rejuvenation of the mill as a retirement hobby. Today, the mill is in operation grinding wheat and corn for local farmers. Located on Sandy Creek in Franklin County, Lau- rel Mill attracts picnickers, rowboaters, swimmers and sightseers year around. It is a favorite get-away place for Louis- burg College students, who find the wide expanses of grass and the Mill and creek a wonderful place to relax with friends and enjoy the out-of-doors. Enjoying sunning on the rocks at Laurel Mill. two Louisburg students have found a nice place to get away. How ' s this for a lit? Frolicking at the Will, Sally Coleman looks as if she ' s been on a crash diet. Robin Thomas helps her take in her belt. 12 STUDENT LIFE 13 CULTURAL ARTS Between the Concert Series, the Cine- ma Arts Series, the Louisburg College Student Government Association and the Franklin County Arts Council, cultural arts are a big deal in Louisburg. This year, the Concert Series alone ot- tered the Glenn Miller Orchestra, the Westminister Choir, the Riverboat Rag- time Revue, international pianist Robert Guralnik presenting Chopin Lives, and tinally the Big Band Calvacade. This is not to mention the art shows, photography exhibitions, films and nu- merous other events that make Louisburg a very artsy place to be. Touch, the mime trio of the Art School, is composed of Shelia Kerrigan of New York, Jef of Cleveland, and Ed Damron of Sumter. S-C This IS a beach scene; fill m the blanks! When the whole body becomes a face What can you do about the horrors of the evening news? Especially when it all seems so real. The frustration level is too great to be brought down by a glimmer of rare good news. Live or no, there is one thing that can be done. Turn the darn thing off. 14 STUDENT LIFE The Westminister Choir has been an accomplished touring ensemble tor more than 60 years Current conductor is Joseph Fiummerfelt Shades of Lawrence Welk and the sound of sweet horns are part of the offerings of the Jack Morgan Orchestra A soloist from the Big Band Cavalcade belts it out to the delight of a receptive audience. JACK MOI 15, STUDENT LIFE Will she die laughing? Stephanie Willis and Laughing all the way, these ladies find the Sydney Reel seem to think Gail Rivenbark might slaves a very amusing spectacle. jlo lust that. Surrounded by interested onlookers, Kristy Farns makes a bid for her favorite slave. Waiting anxiously, Bryan Maddox was eager to and boy did he cut loose with an act that . and his grand finale made his buyer dig deeper begin his showing . . . would make any girl break her piggy bank and deeper into her pockets. Adjualing th« microphon t o suit everyone was an easy |0b lor Mike Ball and Ray MIze. SLAVE AUCTION Is what you see what you get? Well, ah, that probably depends on how you look at it; a slave, that is. A nnen ' s slave auc- tion got underway on November 17. with the proceeds going toward lights for the tennis courts. Mike Ball, M.C., started by introducing the men to be sold and the four escorts. Next, Scarlett Long read the rules. Buy- ers, who would enjoy the services of their slave the following day, have to respect the morals of their slave. Slaves cannot be asked to incur debt or to violate cam- pus rules in any way. The twenty-two slaves brought in from $4 to $28 each. Auctioneer Ray Mize jested that A man gets embarrassed when he gets down to his socks, but nobody revealed that much! John Ford managed to bring in the top Girl were out for muscle and Marcus Keith was ready to fill the order dollar with his shorts as well as his socks intact. When Marcus Keith tried to take his shirt off, one of the escorts had to untie his tie because he had his shirt on back- wards. When his bid jumped to ten dol- lars, he took off his hat and said, fan that woman. David Collins promised to take everyth- ing off for $25, but the girls didn ' t buy: his bid only reached $9. Jimmy Masters tried his hardest to make his bid go higher, but all he was able to do was to throw his crutches down and to stand on one foot. As the night wore on. the women seemed to quiet down. Perhaps their pocketbooks had become as strained as their voices. Those lucky women who had succeed- ed in buying a slave were already dream- ing of the services they would receive to- morrow. Pleading nicely, Ward Sylvester tried to gain higher bids from the women f . am! wm 1. I Ueing hi exy mile, Warren Phillips lures bids from the audience with an easy grace A ioni hinenl lrike when Kemp Pendergrass realizes how high his bids are going Patiently and diligently, Audrey Hill registers parents as they arrive at the library on Parents Day. So glad to meet you. Mr. and Mrs Willis A. Goodrum are greeted by Walter McDonald in his office. :iF Nothing to soothe anxious parents like music by The Parents Day agenda included a festive the College Ensemble Sarah Foster leads the lunch prepared by cafeteria Director Ed Moolen- group in Cabaret. 18 STUDENT LIFE Par«nl-t ach«r sharing is ihe essence ol Parents Day Mrs and Mr J C Green discuss their son ' s progress with Whil Shearin. PARENTS ' DAY If 4 aar Stan Finch joins his mother, Mrs Jack Finch, fof lurKh Parents Day is the closest thing that Louisburg College has to the P.TA. But here, it only happens once a year. Until October, we ' re able to tell our par- ents our version of how well we ' re doing in school and how well we ' re adjusting to college life. Once they come to the campus for Par- ents Day, they have the opportunity to talk to our professors and find out their version of how we ' re doing. If we ' ve been honest and conscientious and our accounts are similar to what our parents hear from our professors, it ' s a nice occasion. If we ' ve been, well, maybe fudging a bit and our folks find out we ' ve been (heav- ens forbid) cutting class and doing poor- ly, watch out Unless we ' re financially independent, fvlom and Dad usually expect a bit of ac- countability on our part. So it ' s face the music day. and if we ' re lucky, the melody will be sweet. If not. time to hit the books, cut down on party- ng and pull up those grades. Cotfea. juica and donuta are enjoyed by our parents, many ot whom have driven long distances lor the occasion 10 STUDENT LIFE TRICKSTERS ' NITE It was a cold, dark and wintry night with spook-filled air hovering over the Hillman Dorm-turned-horror house. Cautious stu- dents ventured across campus for the event. As the shadows approached the building, shrieks echoed in the wind. Group after group of brave and daring souls swallowed hard in fear of what was to come as they entered. Guide George Wildman Hale had a flashlight; other- wise, it was totally dark. We were led to the first room which turned out to be a laboratory with none other than Frankenstein himself laid to rest. Dr. Jerry Cullipher injected him with a syringe, thus bringing him to life to the horror of the onlookers. The second room was filled with decay- ing female bodies. It was gore to the max . . . intestines and blood all over! Further along, jailed natives tried to coax us to either free them or join them. An obscure tunnel was the only means of escape. The slanted passageway led to the scene of an emaciated body suspend- ed on a death knot. Finally, Keith Werewolf Roberts led the group to Ben Lacy, who needed our help to conjure up a formula. It turned out he needed our heads! We were chased out with a chain saw. Nothing like a little black-cat boogie for John Ford and others on Halloween eve. Beheading is her business, and a profitable one at that. Jennifer KIrschner won $100 for her costume. 20 STUDENT LIFE Doctor Morris, I don ' t know it you can tell or ' 101, but the anestliesia is not working You f««v r know who ' s hanging around these days Dave Martin is caretui not to disturb Rob VVillong ' s rest All th« way from ancient Egypt. Jack Mattery stalked Hillman in his Nike shoes Diabolical tranaformation at the hands of Or Jerry Cuilipher and his assistant has Vernon Frankenstein Bagiey ready to rise. 21 STUDENT LIFE Showing extraordinary ability, Charles Johnson gave us inspiration through the magic of his art. An added attraction, Lindsey Mize was featured singing a selection from the box office hit Annie. TALENT SHOW Graphic males known as the Shama Lama Ding Dong unveiled their hidden knack by capturing an untamed audience Evident by his composure at the piano. Dan Moore is a man who really loves his music. Magic To Do was the theme of the 1982 talent show. This annual SGA spon- sored event always brings one of the lar- gest student audiences of any event on campus. Dean Craig Eller served as Ivlaster of Ceremonies, and Mrs. Martha Speed, Mrs. Edith Anderson and Mr. Tony Robin- son were the judges. The show was varied and colorful, re- vealing the range of talent and ingenuity of the Louisburg College students. James Kirby opened the show with a welcome song in many languages entitled Willkommen. (And we think anyone who can sing in many languages is defi- nitely magic.) Third prize was captured by a zangy 50 ' s group ny the name of Shama Lama Ding Dong. Sporting thin ties and baggy pants, these guys had the audience eat- ing right out of their hands. Sonia Galloway took first prize for her moving soprano rendition of the theme from Ice Castles. Second place went to the cheerleaders for their dance routine to Love Is In Con- trol. Linsey Mize, daughter of English pro- fessor Ray Mize, was a show-stealer. With her yellow curly wig and pronouned freck- les, she performed music from the musi- cal broadway hit Annie. Other participants were Charles John- son, Dan Moore, Lori Collins, Charia Creekmore, Lene Williams, Mary Nichols, and male group called the Lumber- jacks, and another male group perform- ing the Peter Gun Theme and On Broadway. 22 STUDENT LIFE A moving performanc by Soma Galloway was |ust what the judges had in mind for the grand pri7e Kenny Barefoot, Bill Smythe. Robert Daniel and Paul Smith entertainedly vocalized the Lumberjack Song. 23 STUDENT LIFE Having played hard, basketball team members Brian Maddox and Marcus Keith are ready for the Homecoming Dance to begin. Catching the spirit, Kim Vaughan shows how it ' s done, leaving her partner to ponder her fancy footwork. Merritt Dorm candidates captured the Homecoming Crown. Catherine Beck and Kerry Bolton made a handsome 1982 Queen and King. 24 STUDENT LIFE Ha ' t in and going for III Fans eagerly lollow Ihe ball into the baskel as Louisburg chalks up two mofe points Moving in carafully, Roderick Lane works to gel to the baskel during the Friday night game against Spartenburg Magician David Willis c , - i not a rabbit, but Sydney the Skunk from his sleeve to the delight of tf e homecoming audience How did ha do that! Virginia Cox. daughter of Professor Zach Cox. is not convinced that seeing IS believing And how in heavens did he do thati Tracey Lynch discovers that a man with two scarves can do incredible things 25 STUDENT LIFE PATTEN MUSIC REVUE Music, Music, Music was the theme for Patten Dorm Resident Life Council ' s cele- bration in song, held on Monday night, November 22, 1982 at 7:00 P.M. The program was preceeded by a buf- fet dinner and the entire affair cost a mea- ger $4.75. Headed and choreographed by Charles Johnson, Louisburg ' s Mr. Entertain- ment, the show was well-attended and spoke well for the fine efforts of the cast. Musical numbers included Sentimen- tal Journey, I Could Be Happy, Small Hotel, Amazing Grace, The Rose, You Light Up My Life, Fame, Out Here On My Own, New York, New York, Beautiful Morning, Sound of Music, If You Believe, American Tril- ogy and Over the Rainbow. Although our pictures were taken dur- ing rehearsal, for the real thing, the cast was decked out in VIP Formal Wear. Looking pensive and romantic, Cindy Morns Practicing their interpretation of Small Hotel is practices her solo, Right By Wy Side, ' Paul Smith and Dorothy Glonek Looking as it they mean it. Connie Fogg and Greg Moore sing I Could Write A Book. Cast members included Sonia Galloway. Cindy Morris. Gene Wooster, Leslie Ennis, Wayne Ray, Angelia Evans, Harold Day. Kathleen Barbee, Connie Fogg. Randy Brantley, Theresa Carrington, Paul Smith. Dorothy Glonek, Greg Moore. and Kenny Barefoot. 26 STUDENT LIFE DOOR DECOR Christmas at Lou-U brought festive doors and gitts tor Iriends Marion Stone and Charlsie Spence prepare to play Secret Santa. i] ' m 27 STUDENT LIFE VALENTINES Valentine is a festive but fairly tradition- al occasion here. Sweethearts could or- der carnations from Wright Dorm for $1 or a candy-gram message could be sent for 50$ for thrifty persons who have honeys with a sweet tooth. To update things a bit, the SGA spon- sored a computer-date service for 500 per person. Payees filled out information forms prior to the dance, and were matched with their chosen mate for at least one dance. For me ' ' Sherry Capps gets flowers and a winning hug from boyfriend John Powell. Merritt Resident Marion Allsbrook shows off her collection of Valentines that obviously sweetened her studies. 28 STUDENT LIFE When you ' re tired of dancing and want to sil down but there aren ' t enough chairs, make a lap- chain! 29 STUDENT LIFE YOU ' RE NEVER JUST A NUMBER At Lou-U: Happy April Fools STUDENT LIFE Letting the music move ttiem, students st ake it up at the Spring Dance. Music was provided by Power Play from Fayetteville, a lively group with plenty of percussions. 32 STUDENT LIFE All kind of dancing, all kinds ot fun Rockin n rollin at Lou-U appeals to many students. Slow dancing, dose n easy Dont think we don ' t recognize you. Phil Cratt Faal dancing is for James Bittle. but his partner looks like she might have trouble keeping up. 33 STUDENT LIFE FUN ON CAMPUS: The Day The Water Tower Fell ' fc JOM 9 na ,T- Rumor had it that the tower might lii ' , H come down as y u , ]. t l early as 3:00 P M, K H Folks gathered behind the library H l to watch. ■1 ' ji ' , tfj H : -jnR? K- 1 • Students moved f ■■ii l ■M ' w V B uv- ' r ' in close for front Iv l wi y fv row seats and S!j9H • « Sw? waved the workers ' S.xVnHh ' on. And watched. O B ( J Sjfe? ' And waited. - i.- ' B i Sl M By 5:00, workers were still torching around the base of the tower Some folks got chilly and left Others stayed and chatted 4 By 6:00, Todd Green was lamenting to Cindy Medley I ' ve been here since 2:30; I have to get these pictures. ' f 4 Since 1905 this water tower had stood near th e old Academy Building. With the A C building coming down, so must the tower. Cables were attached to the top and dirt piles laid out to absorb the crash. Folks came from all over the county during the afternoon to watch and wait. Would it ever fall? 34 STUDENT LIFE Thii It the tractor attached to the cables, waiting to pull the tower Thete arc tha workara who torched and torched while we waited and down waited tor hours and hours ' til finally there was the great craah we ' d waited so long lor. Another dust landmark onef thejS B 35 STUDENT LIFE FOUNDATIONS 9 5 v? ff r ' - :-5. ii 5iiiK ' .: •i -:: - , 26 Inside People . SophomorM p. 38 FfvsniiMii p. 47 Faculty Staff P.S8 Just Passing Tims p. 70 fcjsts isiiap eskji Special memories between people are part of the memories we all carry away from our days at Louisburg. Pictured are Melissa Wilkins and Mitch Johnston. SOPHOMORES 1982-83 Sophomore Class Officers are Drenna Twyman — Treasurer, Carol King — Secretary, Trent Pettus — Vice President, and Willie Clark — President. Randy Allen Donald Altman Vernon Bagley Mike Baine Craig Baird Hamilton Baird Kathleen Barbee Jerrold Baum Dale Beard Cattierine Beck Beth Bethune Lisa Blackley Benita Blanchard Beth Blocker Kerry Bolton 38 SOPHOMORES Kim Bolton Carl Bradsher Randy Lee Brantley Joel Brown Elaine Bullis Penny Burton Ed Byrum Elaine Cardwell Jeft Carmines Dow Carter David Churn Willie Clark James Cooke Greg Cooper Timmy Copeland Steven Cosby John Cox Allison Cozart Phil Craft Harriet Creech Sheryl Cummings David Daniel Lisa Distasio Jerilyn Egan Joe Elam Patricia Ellison Leslie Ennis Abby Epperson Teresa Evans Marsha Farrior Kristi Farris Susan Finn Angie Floyd Connie Floyd Merry Sue Foster 39 SOPHOMOnES Jean Foushee Carol Frederick Steve Fulcher Kathy Fulford Tim Funderburk 40 SOPHOMORES Gloria Hall Robert Hardy Jell Harrelson Hank Hams Tim Hawks Audrey Hill Kim Hobbs Gregg Hoiden Deborah Holder Michael Holloman Mary Holt Marke Hooker Dana Lyn Hoover Candy Horlon Jonnie Huggins Tina Hunt James Hunter Ashley Jackson Jay Johnson Milch Johnston Martha Jones Sidney Joyner Tracy Kale Angela Kearney Tammie Kearney Deborah Kelly Carol King Janell King Nubuo Kitayama Kristi Klatt Allan Klingel Barbara Kuehl Ben Lacy Lisa Leete Michele Leonard 41 SOPHOMORES Lee Little Phil Lloyd Stephen Lloyd Jane Logan Vivian Lowery Dal Lucas Jerome McArthur Ginger McFarland Loree McGilvary Bryan Maddox Rose Wanning David Martin Lisa Martin Jimmy Masters Mary May fjmss Cindy Medley Marianne Mercer Stephanie Mewborn Nancy Middleton David Miller Jody Mock Lynne Moody Dan Moore Greg Moore Tommy Moore Cindy Morris Chucl Murray Dallas Myatt Diane Nash BIythe Nelms Elizabeth Nelson Debbie Neustadt Linda O ' Leary Janice Ormsby Charles Parker 42 SOPHOMORES Ts c Kevin Parker Harold Patterson Cindy Pearce David Pearce Sydney Peel Kemp Pendergrass Cheryl Pernell Lisa Perry Lou Ann Perry Trent Pettus Annette Phillips Kim Pittman John Powell Caria Puryear Argretta Reid These folks were among the freshmen participants in the second annual Lou-U Dating Game. The biggest challenge is to try to ask revealing questions of the per- son hidden behind the screen with- out being embarassing or corney. Considering the fact that it can be awkward enough just to talk with someone you ' re dating for the first time, asking and answering ques- tions for people you can ' t even see can be a tall order. Top left: Andrea Wells inquires of bachelor 1 what his favorite dating activities are. Top right: Harold Pat- terson tries to decide which bache- lorette it will be. Bottom left: Wes Smith answers confidently. Bottom right: Elizabeth Tansill and Kim Bass wait to see who will be chosen for the big date. 43 FRESHMEN Dottie Rhodes Daisy Richardson Pennie Ross Elizabeth Rossi Linwood Sloan Catherine Smith Wes Smith Dianne Southall Sabrina Sowell Donna Spence Betty Starnes Woody Stephens Michael Stephenson Marian Stone Jim Storey Ronnie Strickland Wilma Strother William Sturm Anne Sullivan Whit Sylvester Elizabeth Tansill Lori Tilley Mike Tugvueii Drenna Twyman Robin Vann Martha Vinson Connie Waller Joy Watkins Zavier Watson Chris Watts Andrea Wells Liz Wertis Amy Williams Chris Williams Heidi Wilson 44 SOPHOMORES Lett Slocking up on moments to remember. Knsty Farris and Jody Mock en)oy a light moment at Laurel Mill Below lop It It sign language? Mitch Johnson seems to be warding oil his partner with a menancing gesture Below bottom No telling what Phil Lloyd sees, but it must be lascinating An evening at The Chase usually is Joe Winslow Kirslen Witt Janice Wood Gene Wooster Henry Wooten William Worley Scott Yarley Joey Zen Lisa Zimmerman Marcus Keith 45 SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN 1982-83 Freshman Class Officers; Michael Allen Ball — President. Elizabeth Robinson — Vice President. Angelia Evans — Secretary and Sidney Allen. Treasurer, Steve Aaroe Rachel Ace Patricia Alford Dorothy Allen Francine Allen Linda Allen Sidney Allen, Jr. Marion Allsbrook Annette Alston Elbert Alston Retha Alston Michael Arnold Debbie Austin John Aycock Louis Bailey Lynn Baker Ruth Baldree Mike Ball Gladys Banks Johnnie Baretoot Molly Barnes Kim Bass Audrey Battle Rebecca Beddard David Benovy James Bittle John Black Wynetta Blacknall Mack Boleware Bill Bolton Russell Boyd Laura Braddy Laurie Bradley Cathy Brannon Chuck Bridgeman Helen Bridges Tommy Bridges Scott Brooks Margaret Brown Lorraine Bullock Susan Bullock Connie Bultman James Bundy Cynthia Burton Jobie Carr Theresa Carringlon Sean Cassidy Windy Chambless Carin Childers Tanya Childress 47 FRESHMEN Annette Clark James Clary Carlton Coe Sally Coleman Lori Collins Anita Cooper Ritchie Cornette Nichole Cotton Kim Couch Leigh Anne Couch Don Cox Julie Cox Mona Cox Beth Craig Suzanne Crane Gina Cruz Allison Dahle Allan Daniel Robert Daniel Lisa Davis John Dellinger Brian Dew Dwight Dixon Laura Dominici Allen Drassard Louis Dreyfus Todd Dry John Dupree Phil Edmund Betsy Edwards Scott Edwards Frank Efird Joe Elliott Angelia Evans Lisa Farrell IW r ,,™ i 48 FRESHMEN FRESHKEH Cjx ' IStff Pat Ferrell Coley Flythe Connie Fogg John Ford Anita Fuller Jackie Gardner Johnny Garrett Mary Garrett Pamela Gatling Henry Goodson Jacltie Goodwin Anne-Mane Goyke Peaches Grantham Robin Greenwald Arthur GriMin 49, FRESHMEN Martha Grlssom Ken Griswold Maurice Hamilton Jackie Harris Kim Harris Kyle Harris Mark Harris Nancy Harrison Wells Hawkins Ron Hawley Rhonda Helton Barbara Hicks John Hines Bob Hipsher Sharon Holder Hank Holliday Steve Hollowell David Hudson Celeste Hughes Rodney Hunter Mike Jackson Brian Jens Belinda Johnson Brad Johnson Chris Johnson James Johnson Joseph Johnson Jeanie Jones Lisa Jones Caria Joyner Teresa Joyner Doreen Jump Rita Kearney Robert Kearns Brian Keeth 50 FRESHMEN Richard Kedh Uzzie Kersey Steven Kidd William King Jamey Kirby Steven Kirby Jennifer Kirschner Roderick Lane Lisa Lassiter Erin Laughter Kim Leonard Denise Lloyd Scarlett Long Steve Loyd Tracey Lynch 51 FRESHMEN Claudette McClaud Kecia McKee Mark McKeithan Katherine McSorley — Elizabeth Mahaffey Lisa Martin Mark Matttiews Jane Mayberry Rene Meacliam Debra Medlin Stoney Medlin Gwendolyn Merritt Craig Miller Brenda Mitctiell Karen Mitctiell The Oogum Boogum Society Merritt Dorm freshmen were in- ducted into a special society as a fun way to break the ice and get to know each other. Members do not receive any special privileges, only the satisfaction of knowing that they are indeed a life-time member. The initiate holds kitchen utencils and repeats the words, oogum boogum, while moving their arms in a Simon Says fashion as in- structed. The initiate is also instruct- ed to sit down several times in the course of the action. Unknown to the initiate, a very wet wash cloth will be in their chair at some point. Welcome to a cold wet bottom, and membership in the Oogum Boogum Society. From left to right, Anne-Marie Goyke, Marion Allsbrook, and Erin Laughter discover the joys of Oo- gum Boogum. ■■■™ 52 FRESHMEN raw Penny Mitchell David Mode Carol Montague Laura Murray Scott Myers Susan Myers Linda Myrick Allyson Oakley Mayumi Ohmi Felecia Owen Freddy Parker Kifk Parker Lozen Parker Lynne Parker Lisa Pearce Ely Perry Charles Phillips Beverly Pike Kelly Pleasant Reggie Ponder Joel Porter Frank Potter Bonnie Powell Robin Pridgen John Pugh Jonathan Pulley Tommy Purcell Greg Purvis Wes Ragland David Read Reggie Reed Susan Rice Erie Richards Vivian Richardson Elizabeth Robinson 53 FRESHMEN Thursday evening is wind-down night for many Lou-U students. It is also Ladies-Lock-In at The Chase, a well-frequented local night spot. The gals get in at 8:00 PM and are served free re- freshments until 10:00 PM. They seem immune to the smoke, the loud music and being pressed in the crowded space like sar- dines. It ' s a good time to un- wind and to gossip before the guys are admitted at 10:00. Once the guys arrive, you ' re fortunate if you can find a good square foot of dancing space. But it ' s part of the social scene that most students don ' t want to miss. Nan Rollins Alison Rouse Eddie Roys ter David Sailing Sheila Seneca Carol Shearin Ricky Shearin William Shields Stephanie Shook Bill Smith llanda Smith Marty Smith Larraine Smith Nancy Smith Wallace Smith W 1 54 FRESHMEN Tammy Snyder Jennifer Sole Charlsie Spence Lynn Spencer Chuck Spivey Oanya Stevens Laura Stevens Wally Slocks Allsa Stroud Lisa Sullivan Kelly Swinson Eric Tang Greg Tharrington Delina Thomas Robyn Thomas Kim Thompson Jacqueline Tillett Mike Turner Willis Underwood Kim Vaughan Marc Veasey Brian Wagoner Donna Walden Debra Walters Ronald Walters Regina Ward Drew Warlick William Warren Matt Webb Mike Webb Donna Wells Sarah Wheeless Joan Wiggins Rob Wilfong Melisa Wilkins 55 FRESHMEN Carnetta Williams Lene Williams Sharon Williams Tracy Willingham Craig Wilson Sherry Windham Janice Winn Ruth Woodard Mike Woodlief Mark Wrenn Returning students discovered that a new visitation policy had been implemented. Each student was required to show their college identification before visiting the dorm of a member of the opposite sex during visitation periods in an attempt to cut down on violations of campus rules. Jamie Holloway moni- tors for Patten Dorm. 56 FRESHMEN REAL PEOPLE Donna Allen Postmistress and Director of Offset Services Eleanor Averette Secretary to tfie Library Austin U. Ayscue Sandra Beasley Bus Driver and Secretary to the Sports Information Director Registrar ' s Office Wayne D. Benton Professor of History fvlartfia F. Bragg Instructor of Mathematics Jennie Hunter Brooks Instructor of English Steven E Brooks Director of Admissions and Director of Financial Aid What would we do without Mrs. King? As Director of Housing and Coordinator of the Jordon Student Center. Myrtle King attends to everything from distributing room keys to ordering and selling textbooks. 58 FACULTY AND STAFF FACULTY AND STAFF Df C Edward Brown Academic Dean Glen Bullock Maintenance and Assistant to Athletic Teams Dr Robert Butler Professor o( Sociology Betty Sue Collins Secretary to the Educational Development Otficer Ruth M Cooke Prolessor of Physical Education Zelda G Coor Assistant to the Registrar Sheilah R Gotten Instructor of Physical Education Zach Davis Cox Instructor of (Mathematics S Allen de Hart Director of Cultural and Public Affairs and Professor of Psychology Virginia L Dement Assistant to the Director of Alumni Affairs J Enid Drake Associate Professor of Physical Education and Men ' s Basketball Coach James Craig Eller Dean of Students and Professor of English 59 FACULTY AND STAFF Charles Joseph Farmer Professor of Religion and Photography Sarah Elizabeth Foster Professor of Music Clara Wright Frazier Instructor of Chemistry Russ Frazier Professor of Physical Education Betty Jean Harper Secretary. Financial Aid Office Lane Harris Instructor of Journalism and Director of Audiovisal Center Janet Hatley Instructor of Biology Judge Hamilton Hobgood Professor of Social Studies Annette C, Holt Instructor of Economics and Business Stephen J. Howard Instructor of Mathematics and Golf Coach Mary W. Hughes Secretary to the Academic Dean Lula B, Johnson Head of Custodial Staff 60 FACULTY AND STAFF Torn Joyner Myrtle King Secretary to the Comptroller Director of Housing and Coordinator ot the Jordan Student Center Talking about picluraa is something Marcia McCredie loves to do She constantly urges her photography students to learn to see more clearly and to expand their visual Julia Holt Kornegay Instructor ot Art James L Lanier Director ol Development and Alumni Affairs vocabulary mtJ . ?J!f it Umphrey Lee Professor of English Diana D Leonard Instructor of Business Education Marcia McCredie Walter N McDonald Assistant Professor of History Educational IDevelopmeni and Photography Officer and Professor of Religion 61 FACULTY AND STAFF Eula J, May Secretary. Student Affairs Office Edward D. Moolenaar Director of Food Services Marttia G f itchell Admissions Counselor Virginia P Witchiner Secretary. Development and Alumni Affairs Office Raymond W. Mize Assistant Professor of English ihML Lala M Moon Registered Nurse Stiaron Moore Patricia Morgan Assistant to ttie Comptroller Associate Dean of Students and Instructor of Psycfiology Pfiama R Mullen Admissions Counselor Floyd W. Murray Security Officer Dr. Felton R Nease Professor of Biology Dianne Nobles Tfiird Century Campaign 62 FACULTY AND STAFF Raraly do •tudanit see Dr C Ray Pruette without his lab coat Bui even out of unilorm . he is always ready to explain a complicated principle lor his physics and chemistry students Dr J Allen Norris President ol the College Dr Michael H Palmer Prolessor ol English Dr Patricia Palmer Prolessor of Biology Billy G Parrish Comptroller Judith Parrish Head Librarian Betsy L Pernell Prolessor ol Business Education Dr. C. Ray Pruette Prolessor ol Chemistry and Physics Joyce O. Ragland Secretary to the Athletic Department 63 FACULTY AND STAFF Robert Rector Associate Professor of History Marie C. Riggan Patricia Rogers Secretary to the Director of Assistant Librarian Cultural and Public Affairs Even people who speak Spanish are not exempt from paper worl . However. Hope Williamson always manages to bring a bright face and cheery disposition to all of hei duties as Instructor of Spanish. Whitman Shearin Associate Professor of Business Betty H, Smith Executive Secretary to the President Charles Ivl, Smith Professor of Drama Connie Smith Snack Bar iVki •« 64 FACULTY AND STAFF Grady K Snyder Professor ol Mathematics Sidney E Stafford Chaplin and Professor of Religion Frances W. Stone Carolyn V. Strickland Assistant Director ot Financial Assistant to the Director of Aid Admissions Harriet Sturges Irwtructor of French Earl H Tharrington Chief Security Officer Ruby W Trotter Infirmary Resident Assistant Tommy E Twitly Department of Physical Education and Women ' s Basketball Coach rf U Seth L Washburn Professor of Biology James M White Director of Counseling Services and Assistant Instructor of Psychology Carolyn M White Registrar Nancy White Secretary to the Administrative Assistant and Switchboard Supervisor 65 FACULTY AND STAFF Dr. George-Anne Willard Professor of History James A. Williams Professor Of English Loraine Williams Snack Bar Hope Williamson Instructor of Spanlsff Arnold L. Wright Professor of English Donna Wood Payroll and Accounts Receivable Clerk Mary Ann Yarborough Tomas S Yow. Ill Assistant Librarian Administrative Assistant to the President fulathematics Professor Grady Snyder thinks over possible course options for an entering freshman during summer pre-registration. 66 PEOPLE STAFF Custodial Workers: Lula B Johnson. Millie Perry, Pearl Steed. Madgie Perry. McKinnie Steed. Roger Lee Macon, Rosa Lee Williams, and Beatrice Ward. Cafeteria Workers: Jean Brodie, Pauline Morton, Roger Schroll. Hildrea Neal. Dorothy Huntley, Gracie Egerton, Earl Harrison, Christine Burnette, Willie Alston, Rosa Crews, Ed Moolenaar. Herbert Williams, Loraine Williams, Willie Johnson. Maintenance Workers: Harrell Faucett, Candler Strickland, Cal Denton. William Leonard, Mike Faucett, Charles Aycock, Bill Long, Buck Denton. Charlie Medlin. Scott Pleasant 67 FACULTY AND STAFF FAREWELL MRS. KORNEGAY After 27 years of continuous service as art instructor at Louisburg College, Mrs. Julia Kornegay will retire. She bagan teaching at the College in 1956. Her first task was to revive a waning art curricu- lum, as the college had not offered in- struction in art for several years. As if this wasn ' t enough, Mrs. Kornegay was as- signed space in an asthetically void war surplus army barracks. Art shared space with music, the Student Union, cafeteria and kitchen. In 1963, the small building beside AC Classroom building was remodeled into the Fine Arts Building and Mrs. Kornegay found a new home for her classes. Soon she added painting and ceramics to a curriculum which already contained art education and art history. For most of her 27 year career span, Mrs. Kornegay has had several profes- sional exhibits brought to the College Art Gallery each year. She has supplemented these with works by local artists and stu- dents to create a visually cultured world for local residents and the College Com- munity. Julia is one of the teachers here who follows her students, Dr. J. Allen Norris noted at her retirement luncheon. She not only follows her students here on campus, but on through their artistic training and she invites many of them back to exhibit their work. prosperous and happy. Thanks for all the years of sharing your love and excitement and knowledge of art with us. Thanks especially for caring about us and our development. Know that you ' ve left an enduring imprint on our lives that we carry with us wherever we go. 68 «OIH.E You cannot teach a person anything. You can only help them find it for themselves. Galileo JUST PASSING TIME Everyone at Louisburg does it their own way. It may be anything trom watching television, talking on the telephone, or just sitting with a boyfriend or girlfriend to pass the afternoon. There are a few folks who never take their noses out of the books. Trying to get ahead and stay ahead or just catching up in a class can seem all too impossible at times. Whether passing time behind the books or under an oak tree, time has its way of marching on, and there never seems to be quite enough of it. While waiting for his girlfriend, Daryl Dockery catches up on some last minute reading. Forgetting about school work, Julie Cox and Martha Grissom enjoy a meal at Pizza Hut. v Wondering about a difficult test coming up occupies Annette Alston as she strolls anxiously across cam- pus. Sitting outside the Cafeteria talking with friends and faculty has become a popular warm-weather sport 70 PEOPLE With hef coke in hand. Dana Lyn Hoover enjoys the spring weather and talking with triends on the landing A dip at Laurel Mill Is exactly what John Powell. Allen Turner and Daniel Lloyd needed to cool themselves oti Sitting on the swing outside Merntt Dorm. Alison Rouse tries to catch up on some school work. 71 PEOPLE SECOND STORY: WELDING i r;, Inside Academics Ways W LMrn P.W Awards Day P.M Exams p. 82 15- Graduation p.M 1 Ganging up on biology. Phil Lloyd and Marian Stone share a book and some lun with their studies. A CP L guide at Shearon Harris is rigorously questioned by anti-nuclear students. Making her point, Kim Pittman argues effectively for tfie potential dangers to tfie environment posed by nuclear power as David Miller listens. LEARNING OFF CAMPUS Chemistry professor Clara Frazier took her Environmental Chemistry Class to the Shearon Harris Nuclear Plant at New Hill, N.C. to observe the reactor vessel simulator and the construction area of the 900-megawatt Nuclear Generating Unit and Cooling Tov er. The displays in the Visitor ' s Center of- fered excellent information on the history of energy, the development of nuclear power, alternative energy sources, ex- periments to measure with the Geiger Counter the radioactivity of natural and man-made objects in the environment, and energy conservation. The question-answer session offered surprises for the CP L personnel in dealing with our informed and anti-nucle- ar students. Not exactly scenic. Tfie Sfiearon Harris Nuclear Plant reminds us of Ue promise and ttie price of technology. 74 ACADEMICS Th« positioning ol sotar panels and glass is explai ned in relation lo S cond floor view. Cindy Medley whistles to classmates on the first floor from the sun ' s path the railing above lESiGN Philosophy 901AR FEATURES Rectangular house, with moijor ocls tunning east-weit. Use or SUNSPACE and TROMBE WALLS (rather than DIREa GAIN) to capture and store heat.  ment of glazing (glass) on south wall, toeing tt e sua ■over south glazltvj.  e?GY COrJSERVATOM FEATURES nwhouMtfoMuMOi No gkxdixj on east and west faces (to avoid overtwoting Insurrvner). MWmum glazing on north face. WeH Insulated throughout (R-19 In walls. R-30 In celling). Operable Irtsulattrtg shutters. Use of cauking and weotherstrlpplng to reduce air leaks. 1 Incorporates earth bermlng wtiere possible. The N.C. State University Solar House IS one of a series of homes to be included in the Governor ' s Showcase of Solar Homes Program. This project is sponsored by the Energy Division of the North Carolina Alternative Energy Corporation. From th« firat floor, students get a clear view ol the open spaces and glass wall which laces the winter sun 75 ACADEMICS FROM FOSSILS TO If you ever have some spare time on a rainy day, find Dr, Felton Nease and ask him to tell you about his fossils. II he ' « not too busy, he ' ll willingly explain what they are, where they were found, and how he got them. He might even explain where they gol He has a fascinating collection, and his colorful tales make for a fun science lesson. 76 ACADEMICS PHOTOGRAPHY (above) Mark Edward Atkinson is Director of Photography tor Cygnet Publications, which publishes magazines for several southern states. Increasingly. Mark works with color photography, shooting with available light whenever possible He is shown here sharing his photographic and layout expertise with our photography and journalism students (below) Gene Furr is an award winning photographer for the News Observer Raleigh Times He has received more than 100 awards in state, regional and national competition and has published a book of photographs entitled Images: The Outer Bank . Gene shared his work and described the life of a photojournalisl for our photography students 77 ACADEMICS HISTORIAN-IN-RESIDENCE Dr. William S. Price Dr. William S. Price, Jr., is the Director ot the Division of Archives and History for the State of North Carolina. Since the fall of 1976, he has served as Adjunct Associate Professor at N.C. State Univer- sity teaching courses in the responsibilities of public history. Dr. Price said that historians, as interpreters of the past, must be willing to take themselves into society so that history becomes our living roots, not just an academic study. Historians are increasingly aware of the importance of social history and the day-to-day lives of our ancestors. In discussing the first British society in North Carolina, he pointed out that as the economy expanded, there were labor shortages. This void was filled by a steady flow of immigrants as well as imported black slaves. These conditions led to human abuse. Immigrants often brought diseases with them that led to illness and death. There were usually about four children per household, all of whom helped with chores and farming. Education was usually provided by the parents. Apprenticeships were well-known. The first school was founded in 1705 in Paskill County and was church- supported. 78 ACADEMICS WRITER-IN-RESIDENCE Betty Adcock Betty Adcock is the author of Walking Out, a volume of poems which won the Great Lakes Colleges Association ' s New Writing Award in 1975. Her second volume. Nettles, will be published by Louisiana State Univ Press in September, 1983 Mrs. Adcock has been a visiting lecturer in creative writing at Duke Univ., a Writer-In-Resident at Kalamazoo College in Michi- gan, and will be Kenan Writer-In-Resident at Meredith College for 1983-84. Poets are not essentially different from other, Mrs. Adcock said. The difference is that poets act upon their perceptions. Every- one has them, she explained, but the poet feels what she described as a shimmer. This is a gut feeling and compulsion to write. Writers are persistenly recognizing scenes and therefore are con- stantly in pursuit of finding their significance and recording it. Her advice to young poets was to immediately record any gut feelings on a subject, then to return to the writing after a cooling off period in order to discover the significance and order that can make a poem. She stressed avoiding abstractions and finding very concrete images to convey meaning. Betty Adcock works extremely well with students on a one-to- one basis. Meredith students are in for a treat. DliCMwIng th ir work with Betty Adcock are student writers Joey Dean. Robert Heat ana Melissa Wiikins. 79 ACADEMICS AWARDS DAY One of the highlights of the academic year is Awards Day. On April 26, 1983, over 33 awards were presented to stu- dents who had excelled in the areas of academics, music, drama, sports, publi- cations and service. These students are special because they are models and examples for all of us. They exemplify what it means to do your best and to take pride in your en- deavors. To all of you who received awards, the Oak staff sends a special thanks for your good work. Service Award recepient Sheryl Pernell gets a hug and a plague from Chaplain Sidney Stafford, Receiving the Dorothy Sampson Creative Writing Award is Collegian editor and poet Nancy Middleton. Ray Mize presents. Explaining the purpose of Awards Day, Dean Brown praises the excellent work of the students. 80 ACADEMICS Proud ol his Music Award. Dan Moore receives his itophy from music director Sarah Foster In mamory ol har husband, Mrs Conland Smith explains the reqo.femer.is lor the Cortland V Smith Award And lh« winner i« Steve Crosby, receiving his plague and a handshake from Grace Smith. et ACADEMICS EXAMS Oh my gosh, it ' s exam time again. Spring finals are especially difficult when the sun is warm and the flowers are in bloom and everyone has spring fever. For graduating sophomores, it ' s time to hit the books. Can ' t afford to blow it just before the big day. And for freshmen, it ' s sort of final agony before the treat of re- turning to Mom ' s home cooking. Working up a sweat. John Newsome burns up the fat and the midnight oil preparing for finals. 82 ACADEMICS When your back ' s against the wall, it ' s nice to have company John Powell shares the wall with Elizabeth Nelson. (tar left) Good lighting and a neat desk help Craig Baird create a gooa sluOy environmeni inyhi) A comfortable couch and Toughing if clothes are what Woody Bridges finds best lor study Now that ' s devotion. Marke Hooker and oaiherine Beck lend each other moral support 83 ACADEMICS Permanent Class Officers for 1983 are President Donna Spence. Vice-President Willie Clark and Responding to ttie President ' s questionaire at Secretary Carol King. Not shown is Treasurer Steve Cosby the Graduates Breakfast is Kristi Klatt. Happy graduates all, Jenlyn Egan, Cindy Ivtedley, Martha Jones. Ashley Jackson. Van Waters and Gary Worley are happily anticipating the big day. 84 ACADEMICS TIME TO LEAVE The day before graduation is busy and happy and a little sad. After the breakfast there is practice for the ceremony, last minute packing and enjoying time with friends we ' ll be leaving. Finally, there is the evening banquet where we join the ranks of Louisburg Col- lege alumni. It ' s a strange feeling. It ' s sud- denly been a fast two years. Presenting her poem for the graduates at the Graduates Breakfast is Lula B Johnson. 1983 Marehalle: Wanda Carol Girton — chief, Caria Ann Joyner, Arthur Alan Grilfln. Lisa Kay Martin, Celeste Wheless Hughes. Robin Ruth Pridgen, Mayuml Ohmi. Tammy Leigh Snyder THE KEY Louisburg College is the key to Higher Education. It ' s built on a solid religious foundation. It ' s surrounded by educated walls that are filled with doors of opportunity that benefit us all. There is a door of love. a door of charity, a door of success and personality. These doors are all very important, important as can be. They all open up in your community and your surroundings when you use the key. President Norris, staff and faculty. Thanks for sharing the key with the graduating class of 1983. Lula B. Johnson 1983 Receiving a Distinguished Alumni Award from Or Norris is Jim Lanier, our Alumni Development Officer Looking on is Jack McCalllster. President of the Alumni Association. 85 ACADEMICS GRADUATION The big morning has finally arrived. Time to put on cap and gown and find your place in line. Graduates struggle to get the mortar boards balanced on their heads. There is a subtle nervousness, ex- citement, and not a little twing of sadness. Thoughts of moving on to four-year col- leges or into the job market drift through some heads. Others look forward to some time off before tackling summer jobs. And oh the memories to carry away from the days at Louisburg. Ready to march are Terry Gupton and Lisa Distasio, all smiles and glee. It ' s great to be a Lou-U graduate. Debbie Neustadt gets abig hug from Marshall Norton. Making sure her son ' s collar is properly tucked. Jerry Cullipher ' s mother lends a hand before the graduation march begins. 86 ACADEMICS P n«lv and waiting, Debbie Holder and Gregg Holden wail to( trie marcn as Inends chai in the background Taking it easy, Professor Ruth Cool e relaxes in the lobby before the march. And thay ' ra off. 1983 graduates march from Mam Building across campus to the auditorium for the Commercement Exercises 87 ACADEMICS GRADUATION K. ' yV ■. ' . •: - ' J ! ' , . VI A proud Ansley Goodrum receives her diploma from Dr. Morris as Dean Eller looks on. ComnMnc«in nt tpAakar, The Honorable A handahak and a amil from Or Norris is in Robert B Jordon. III. is presented wilhi the ofder as Etic Grey graduates Presidents Medallion. 89 ACADEMICS A ( Inside Community I OctObttrfMl p. 82 1 MiM Franklin Co. p. 94 v JTl Folk Fostival p. 96 Whtotlora ' Convontion p. 109 Drama p. 102 m M 1 : ' l ' Ji Downtown Loulsburg ts oniy two blocks away from the campus. A favorite spot to pause is Harris Ptiarmacy, wttere these ladies enjoy a drink and a chat. OCTOBER On October 10, 1982, H L Promo- tions sponsored Octoberfest for the com- munity of Louisburg. Our small community really came alive with the help of lively band music. Days- tar, Cirkus, PKM and Super Grit were the groups that made things happen. Even with the threatening clouds and chilly breezes, everyone was able to sit back, enjoy themselves, and listen to some rock-n-roll. Believe it or not, there really is a youn- ger generation in Louisburg. The bands seemed to lure them out of the wood- work. Very cloudy and cold weather threath- ened to end the festivities before they began. At 12:00, it looked as if the musi- cians would have to pack up their instru- Although there were no elephants, Cirkus gave a jumbo performance. The members of PKM proved that they were the main attraction by luring a captivated crowd to the stage. ments, but by 1:00 the skies had cleared and the music finally began. Before long, people were clogging in front of the stage. With the chilly weather, it was easy to dance and a good way to keep warm. By the time the last band was on stage, most folks were mellowed out and were very content just to sit back and enjoy the music. For those who had jiggled their innards, H L had even provided portable potties. Laid back and easy. Good fun, good company, lots of great music. Along with tickets, t-shirts were available for Oc- toberfest participants LOUISBURG. N.C. PKM SUPER GRIT DAYSTAR ' CIRKUS SPONSOnso - M LP«0 g2 COMMUNITY 93 COMMUNITY MISS FRANKLIN COUNTY The 1983 Miss Franklin County Pag- eant lured seven contestants with a vari- ety of talents. The seven contestants were Sally Cole- man, Lori Collins, Caria Pleasants, Kim- berly Hobbs, Martha Butler, Elaine Card- well, and Susannah Flemming. Judging the event were George Swan- son, Steve and Joy Mebane, and Robert and Shelia Godard. The second runner-up spot was taken by CarIa Pleasants. Susannah Flemming was voted first runner-up. The new Miss Franklin County for 1983-84 is Martha Butler, who is not only our new reigning queen, but who also was voted Miss Congeniality by the other con- testants. Sitting on the throne for the last time, outgoing queen Soma Galloway recalls her reign Lovely and poised in her evening gown, Martha Mistress of Ceremonies Cella Home also provided Butler dazzles the audience with her good looks entertainment while the judges tallied their scores. and charm Giving the contestants time to prepare for the next round of competition, Miss Jackey Brown entertains the crowd. 94 COMMUNITY 95 COMMUNITY Crinolines showing and skirts flowing, the Sourwood Mountain Cloggers show how it ' s done. aii L 96 COMMUNITY Th« fastival brings younger talent to the light 10-year old Freddie Clifton can handle a tiddie well FOLK FESTIVAL The 13th Annual Folk Festival really was just what it promised to be, a cele- bration of folk music and dance with folk stars and champions. Ticket-holders waited in line for a good seat long before the doors opened at the College Auditorium on Saturday, March 26. The sell-out crowd enjoyed an excep- tionally fine evening of the very best of country and folk entertainment. If you like toe-tappin, hand-clappin fun, this is the place to be Son and nam ak« of the pioneer of Arr erican folk blues. Josh White, Jr added flair to the festival Th«t drati-allkai are all km folk They call themselves the Country Cousins String Band ' 97 COMMUNITY Lead quitarist for Riders In the Sky Doug Green knows how to make western music come to life. With over 50 albums to his credit, Mike Seeger is one of the best artists anywhere for traditional folk music. 98 COMMUNITY 99 COMMUNITY The favorite souvenir of the event was the National Whistlers Convention T-shirts, modeled here by a young fan. Grand Champion Ralph Stickler displays his winning trophy after beating out some very tough Displaying winning form, Ralph Stickler competition. whistles a classical tune during the contest. While the judges tallied their votes, five of the contestants led the audience in a round of favorite tunes. After the contest, there was dancin in the street, backed up by the Fort Creek String Band. 100 COMMUNITY WHISTLERS CONVENTION It ' s not often that one finds cannera crews from N B.C and CBS. in Louis- burg, But both networks were here on Saturday, April 16, to cover the National Whistlers Convention. This was the finale of the 10th annual convention, a one-of-a-kind gala featur- ing a festival of concerts, contests, arts and crafts, workshops and street danc- ing. This year ' s special guests included Roy Thorenson, the Whistling Brakennan fronn Alberta, Canada, Fred Newman, au- thor of Mouth Sounds and T.V. host from New York City, and Carlin Morton, the world ' s foremost whistle collector with his amazing collection. In addition there was Lillian Williams, America ' s Whistling Sweetheart, from Clarksville, Arkansas, Neil Wyrick pre- senting the World of Ben Franklin, and Irvin Cohen, Coach of the nationally tele- vised Piedmont High School ' s annual Sci- ence Department ' s Waxdeck Bird Calling Contest. rx H Tha (how ttealar was 90 year old Lillian Williams of Arkansas A musician, dancer, teacher and attorney. Miss Lillian said that she was old enough to get by with anything. Repraaanting tha youngar aat, Tracey Smith sounded |usi as pretty as she looked. 101 COMMUNITY DRAMA Drama took a unique twist in December ot 1982 when A Christmas Carol was presented as a musical. Under the direction ot Charley-John Smith, the performance included eight original songs, with music and lyrics ar- ranged and written by Debbie Campbell and Charley-John. The cast of forty-four worked some 1488 hours putting the show together. Playing Scrooge, David Potter approacines the ghost of Christmas past, symbolically in chains. The cast of A Christmas Carol gather on stage for the finale, written by Debbie Campbell and Charley- John Smith. 102 COMMUNITY Two coconut and a grata akirt are all il idkeb lo be a hula girl, explains Robert Daniels to Soma Galloway Thare i nothing Ilka a dama when deserted on till isidnd. ds Ihebe bailoib well know. SOUTH PACIFIC, the rowdy love story of Nellie Forbush and Emile de Becque, concluded the drama season at Louis- burg this spring. The large cast was comprised of stu- dents and alumni, as well as members of the community. Charles Johnson served as music direc- tor and choreographer Directing was the unsinkable Charley-John Smith. For a amall price, shrunken head nice for girllriend, explains Bloody Mary (Star Abbott) to Sexy Lieutenant (Wayne Ray). Finding aach othar are Liat. played by Alison Hula dancing isn ' t always what it ' s cracked up to be for Bloody Mary (Star Abbott) and scalawag Rouse, and Lieutenant Joseph Cable, played by Jeff Fleming. Wayne Ray 103 COMMUNITY THIRD STORY: ELECTRICITY 4 I i • 5 _ Inside Athletics H Womsnt ' BMkstball p. 106 M«m ' BMkatball p. 110 Ch««rl«adttrs p. 114 •? Softball p. 116 ■BaMball p. 116 m Tannia p. 122 QoH p. 124 Intramurala p. 126 Athlatic Banqual p. 130 • Cheering on the basketball team Is a major role tor the Louisburg College cheerleaders. Hard practice pays oft for Penny Burton. LADY CANES Stepping into Coach Sanderford ' s shoes wasn ' t easy, but for Coach Tomnny Twitty, it ' s been a nice fit. Twitty has been deliglnted to work with the Lady Canes, who are nationally recognized as one of the best junior college teams in the coun- try. This year, the Canes placed 4th in the nation, Clara Faison made first team Ail- American. She, Deborah Evans and An- nette Phillips were offered grants at four year schools. The Canes finished with an 8-0 record, capturing the Division X championship for the fifth straight year. Boosted by team-mates, Clara Faison cuts the net to celebrate winning the Region X championship. Straining to maintain possession of the ball, Lisa Davis gives it all she has Going for two points, Clara Faison jumps for the shot as Bonnie Powell readies for a rebound. 106 SPORTS Displaying winning form, Clara Faison goes lor ,1 i,iyyp againsi Ihe Hawks Women ' s Basketball Resulfsl .OoDonents Score Emmanuel 74-81 Twett-McConnell 110-93 Va. Commonwealth 64-99 Mars Hill 81-109 Union County 45-113 Gallaudet 53-108 Ferrum 58-91 Rhoan State 73-72 Cleveland State 66-68 Mt. Olive 54-66 Spartanburg 71-73 North Greenville 63-79 Brevard 57-77 Anderson 62-47 Cleveland State 72-89 Peace 72-84 Hagerstown 80-87 Mt. Olive 44-81 Va. Commonwealth 65-74 Ferrum 77-91 Chowan 47-65 Peace 61-68 Anderson 65-71 Chowan 69-74 North Greenville 74-92 Division Tourney Ferrum 65-70 Peace 86-82 Reaion X Tourney North Greenville 67-84 Anderson 67-68 National Tourney Northeastern 67-69 Lake Region 67-75 Cumberland 72-59 Illinois Central 89-85 4th place, Nationals 19e2-a3 Lady Can : Assistant Coach Mike Holloman, Manager Nicole Cotten. Annette Phillips. Robin Graves. Clara Faison Roseiyn McClearn. Brenda Mitchell. Feiecia Owen, Eileen Lowe. Margaret Brown, Bonnie Powell. Lisa Davis. Deborah Evans. Vivian Richardson, Trainer Sarah Wheeless, Coach Tommy Twitty 107 SPORTS Adding some pizzaz to the cheering section, Carnetta Williams, Rita Alston and Connie Fogg replace pom-poms with umbrellas. Battling for the ball in mid-air, Annette Phillips goes for it as team mates wait impatiently. 108 SPORTS Getting pa«l Clara Faison isn ' t easy, as this Peace player is discovering 109 SPOHTS MEN ' S BASKETBALL Coach Drake felt good going into ttiis season because there were nine re- turning sophomores on the team. Drake felt the men had a good year, especially in light of the tough schedule they played. Although they lost seven regional games, all seven loses were to the number one, two and three teams in the region. Freshmen Rod Lane and James Bit- tie made good contributions to the team. Springing into action, sophomore Marcus Keith goes for a ringer. Total concentration is a must when under pressure to make a foul shot. David Gray goes for it. 110 SPORTS del Lane cme b Men ' s Basketball Results Opponents Score Lenoir Community 62 7 1 Southeastern Community 77 8 1 use-Lancaster 75 6 1 Mount Olive College 69 8 8 t Chowan College 71 6 9 ■Lenoir Community 70 6 5 ■Southeastern Community 60 6 9 ■Spartanburg Methodist 67 5 2 P Anderson 88 6 6 Mount Olive College 66 6 8 Chowan College 68 7 5 Richard Bland 67 8 Spartanburg Methodist 76 60 Anderson 109 99 Cumberland 69 6 7 Richard Bland 68 77 1 Spartanburg Methodist 50 4 6 Anderson 84 9 7 Ferrum 69 7 6 Mount Olive 62 8 2 Surry 62 7 1 ft UNC Jayvees 75 100 1 ■Richard Bland 69 8 7 1 Newport News 77 8 1 Craven Community 74 8 3 use-Lancaster 72 8 4 Ferrum College 76 6 6 UNC-Jayvees 77 8 5 Chowan College 88 7 2 Newport News 70 6 8 ry Community 68 7 !■111 SPOBTS Top Daring hi opponent to interfere. Marcus Bottom A perfect aim by Roderick Lane sends Keith, sophomore, keeps a firm hand on the ball. the ball flying for 2 points against Lenoir, .. -, A-- Pushing in for a slam, sophomore Sidney 1982-83 Hurricanes: Johnny Garrett, Steve Hollowell. Richard Cornette. James Cooke, fvtarcus Joyner stretches long and tall Keith, Henry Harris, Dal Lucas. Tim Copeland, Eric Tang (manager), Ervin Williams (trainer). David Gray. Tommy Moore. Maurice Hamilton. Sidney Joyner, James Bittle. Rod Lane, Greg Purvis. Bryan Maddox. and Rod Wyatt (assistant coach). 112 SPORTS WiMn h« ' s diaguslad, his eyes shoot darts and hb mouth pulls into a straight line Whan h« ' « pleased, he has his own way of letting it be known Hats off to Coach Enid Drake! On January 29, 1983. he won the 500th game of his coaching career when the Canes defeated Southeastern Com- munity College in Whiteville. Coach Drake played pro ball before coming to Louisburg in 1965, first with the Philadelphia A ' s and later with the Baltimore Orioles. Later he taught and coached at Middlesex, where his record was 204 wins vs. 88 losses. Coach Drake credited the people who have played under him throughout the years. He also thanked his wife. Merlene, and his children for putting up with his spending so much time with his team. Coach Drake was honored at a spe- cial banquet at the College as recogni- tion of his fine achievement. Ji:.k iM ' a called a time out. every play r knows he better listen hard 113 8PORTS CHEERLEADERS A new stunt for the 1982-83 cheerleaders was a high mount executed with as many cheerleaders as possible. Our cheerleaders did more than cheer this year. For starters, they became fund raisers in order to afford to travel with the team for some out-of-town games. They sponsored a Homecoming Spirit Chain competition and raised $150. They also served as judges for the Hen- derson Mall Competition for high school cheerleaders. Penny drives and loose change went for megaphones. Tri-captains were Kim Leonard, Martha Vinson and Willie Clark. High jump for a good cause. Penny Burton exhibits enthusiasm and good form to cheer on the team. 1982-B3 Cheerleaders: Martha Vinson, Kim Leonard, Penny Burton, Willie Clark, Frank Potter. Debbie Neustadt, Harold Patterson, llanda Smith. Sean Cassidy, Lee Little, and Lynne Parker. 114 SPORTS The mini-mount can still be quite a (eat, especially il you ' re at the top or at the bottom Grving the regular cheerleaders a run tor the money. 3rd door Kenan won a steak dinner for being the loudest group at the Valentine weekend game This IS their rendition ol the mount 115 SPORTS 1983 Softball Team: (front row) Tammy Kearney. Lisa Davis, Karen Mitchell. Johnise Whitley, Robin Graves, Mona Cox. Linda Allen. Cornetta Williams, (back row) Lisa Jones. Sharon Dupree, Carla Joyner, Laura Murray. Joan Wiggins, Sharon Williams, Paula Goodman, Laura Domonici, Coach Sheliah Cotton SOFTBALL 1983 has been a superlative year for the Softball team. The Canes finished the season with a 22-10 overall record and a 14-3 Region X Record. They captured both the regular season was well as the tournament championship. Linda Allen was selected to the All- Region team and was also most valuable player of the tournament. Her batting average for the tournament was 529. Joan Wiggins pitched and won the championship game and produced a 556 batting average in tournament play. Selected for the All-Tournament team were Mona Cox, Lisa Davis and Paula Goodman, Selected for the All-Region team were Tammy Kearney, Karen Mitch- ell and Sharon Dupree. Congratulations, gals, for a very im- pressive season. Eying the ball with deadly accuracy. Lisa Jones goes for a hit during practice. Behind home plate is where Johnise Whitley, catcher for the team, feels most at home. 116 SPORTS Hit that ball and got Robin Graves gives it all she ' s go! and is ud het way Not too happy with what she sees. Coach Sheliah Cotton expresses her concern. Ah Hal That ' s more like it. Nothing like good performance to make Coach Cotton happy. V Softball Results 1 Opponents Scpre Regular Season ECU 11-1 ECU 3-0 Peace 6-16 Peace 4-8 UNC-G 1-3 UNC-G 4-10 Chowan 7-6 Chowan 2-4 KPeace 4-9 HPeace 0-8 ■Mt. Olive 3-4 ■Mt. Olive 1-3 Duke 0-11 Duke 5-6 ECU 4-13  ECU 2-0 Duke 1-9 Duke 10-4 Chowan 7-13 Chowan 0-5 Mt. Olive 1-4 Mt. Olive 8-9 Florida Jr. College Tourney 4-3 Pensacola Santa Fe 5-8 Seminole 4-15 St. Johns 10-7 Region X Tourney Peace 21-3 Mt. Olive 8-11 Chowan 7-9 Mt. Olive 1-10 1 Chamoionship Game Mt. Olive 0-4 . 1 J 117 SPORTS BATTER UP! The agonies of practice. After a good clean hit, Scott Barringer goes for it only to be called out at first base. 118 SPORTS It ' s all concentration. Blaine Deabenderter tocuses on the exdtl place he wants the ball to And ha ' a back tor the pitch, as game-goers go hope tor another strike ball Mayba not (aatar than a locomotive, but Chris Parrish IS going tor the base with all he ' s got 119 SPORTS How can you eat at a time like this? Scott Barringer ' s mom seems concerned at tier son ' s habits. MORE BASE BALL Getting up after sliding in, John Ford rather looks as if he ' s begging for mercy from the baseman. 120 SPORTS How w« wonder what ' s on his mind Coach Fra iei is caught with a long lower lip Baseball Results Opponents Score N. Greenville 8-0 Spartanburg 12-7 Ferrum 2-4 Ferrum 3-7 Mt. Olive 9-1 Mt. Olive 7-8 Lenior 2-8 Lenoir 4-9 Ferrum 8-4 Ferrum 6-3 Chowan 6-4 Chovi an 1-9 UNC-G 1-17 Newport News 3-5 Newport News 5-4 Mt. Olive 3-4 Mt. Olive 6-4 Chowan 8-3 Chowan 7-2 W. Maryland 3-2 W. Maryland 5-6 Alleghany 4-5 Alleghany 1-7 St. Augustine 9-8 Orange, N.Y. 0-12 Orange. N.Y. 0-13 Lenior 6-9 Lenior 3-8 Quinsigamond 8-5 Brookdale 6-2 Brookdale 5-7 Final Record, wins 17-14 1982-S3 Baseball Team: (1st row) Chris Luck, Don Presley. Joey Rouse. Dee Overton. Brian Wagoner (2nd row) Tommy Percell. Todd Welborn. John Denovy. Billy Gill. Jerry Woodliel. Bill Bolton, John Ford (3rd row) Sam White — assis coach. Kenny Platter. John Camp bell. Wes Ragland. A! Bolton. William Kelly. Chns Parnsh. Chuck Wood. Carl Bradsher, Richard Cornette. Reggie Redd, Stan Finch. Mike Bryant. Neal Clatterbuck. Custis Gaskell, Dale Beard. Coach Russ Frazier 121 SPORTS UA ' IJIJ IJJJt I iiJuj jj nJlrj ii,njJijj ' lJ)jjA) j li h f ujnu jJ ' Jjjjjj)!) • ' , jjn.nnj jtjt . IU )JIIJ ' - ij)nii rinjjjj), i))ii))hf))j)) ,I.IIII))IUII f-jfinj 11)11. ■' Ht ur jjj. ' ■ijiijjini , - -l)l1IJIJ)L., ' I IIJJIU. )nin.)(j) H) ))hi))j)hr(lj)jjjjJi)iuih. ' j)iiHit)jiijjjjh)jnri))ui)r rjjiin)Uti. i.iiii))inJi )U.jJ jh)tJi i ij)ir iri)ni J)u. mmimiiiiii )jh )fjjj I ' j)ji fyjjj )))jjj WM miw ' i hui.ai III Willi iTT ' ri-Jiit ' ■iijjjj ' ii ' J mis ji J ) III 1 ), 7-H I III ' I IJ ' j ,jii ' iiH! ' ' , mi u iiih Jikiimi ' ' ' ' uiii-A Ufll ' iih iHj } Wjli M . hilB ' ililll!:! ! i iiim iii}ii ' l!li - a 5t4i v- ' 11)11111 iifniii, , rjiiniiiinii) ifin iiiiiiii), •I ' UllllllllliijiJi, I .rd!l .l l ' n)n) nniiiiiDiiiu) ' ' ' ' -- ■iJiliniiDiiiiti 0 i))lilliiiii)lH fJillJliiiiiifi i) winiiiiiiiijf A. wiiiiiiiiiiijiiniiiiK nhi))ijj ii)))Uiniih r ' , llUlllillUIIIIIIIIIIUlf Wl liliillll ilii Jtjiuiiiiijih ih .rUllllJUllJllll VMnfiUlllli ' tiJiiiniiniifllf ' iiiiiiiiiijiijiiiii x fi ' l! ' , ' ' lfi ■i ijiiiiii i iii ii ' ' ' ' ! ' ft;, ' ! iiiuiiiiiji 1 1 nil) I •l ' i i ' J ' UJf l •iinniii )i iiin ' i ' ' r Ji ' . ' .ll )nui ' - . ' ii)ii ' I ' lin ' tr: •iiiiihiiiiiii I ' lii ! ' ■nminiKK ' U ' . I , ' ! ' ,, iiiiiiiJiiriiihi I ' ' iiiiiWii iiiniliii ' •lllllllllllll III! . •iiiiiii ' ' l{i ' ' ,!,i ' , ' ■iiiiiii uUiHl; lliu iiiiiiiii Uiiliill IUr- m Backing up for the ball. Brian Jens prepares for a return as Don McClellan watches 1983 Tennis Club: (front) Ron Hawley, Eric Tang, Mac Boleward, Nubio Kitayama. (back) Martha Mitchell, Louis Dreyfus. Barnes Thompson. Brian Jens. Todd Parker. Scott Wright and Don McClellan. f i fe ' ?:; 122 SPORTS SPALDII J(f TENNIS CLUB Bracing for an opponent ' s volley. Nubuo Kitayama ' s face reflects the tension. 123 SPOnTS - ;. Exhibiting suparb form, Craig Hudson executes a fine drive.  H ' A« ' • JI Mt ■!• ■• w ' Kr. f ■'  . IM . y|Iii|pr nm J . , Citing carefully for a drive to the green. Sam Collins takes aim with his iron GOLF Golf Results Regular Season Record Ml. Olive Invitational 4-0 Lenior Invitational 3-0 Louisburg Invitational 4-0 Chowan Invitational 7-0-1 Newport News Invitational 7-3 Regular Season Record 25-3-1 REGULAR SEASON CONFERENCE CHAMPS Conference Tourney, finished sec- ond to Mt. Olive. Mike Grant and Billy Griffin. All-Con- ference. Region X Tourney, finished 6th. Jean Henwood Award went to Mike Grant. Most Valuable Player was Billy Grif- fin. I9a3 Golf Taam: Coach Steve Howard. Craig Mutson. Billy Gntlin. Mike Grant. Sam Collins. Bryant Jenkins. Alan Klingel and Alan Buzzard 125 SPORTS Intramural baseball, featuring Ricky Sheann as umpire. John Ford as catcher and Gary Worley at the plate. 3.-.a.-- . Disqualified from play on a technical error. Ed Byrum argues with umpire Henry Wooten. 126 SPORTS INTRAMURALS The Intramural Program gives all stu- dents a chance to participate in sports, get some healthy exercise, and work off excess calories. This year, the program offered something for everybody. There was baseball, softball. basketball, football, tennis, volleyball, and a few other op- lions. These teams may not have uniforms, and they don ' t get flashy awards, but they are a vital part of our athletic pro- gram. Racing against th« first baseman, Steve Hoiioweli tries to beat Vernon Bagieys calch 3rd floor Kenan Killers: (front) Jeff Carmine. Harold Patterson, Tim Funderburk. Mike Webb. Mark Costello. Elvis Perry (back) Zeke Watson. Sam Collins, Gary Worley, Mictiael Arnold, Matt Webb. Jim Masters, Van Waters. Dow Carter. Sliding into basa and under a defensive baseman. Dow Carter goes for a safety. In Iha huddle, 3rd Kenan players discuss strategy during time out 127 SPORTS INTRA- MURALS A Special congratulations to Joey Dean and Dow Carter, who received Intramural Participation Plaques at Awards Day. Running for base is Mona Cox, Basewoman is Susan Long. Yes, we said basewoman. Intramural Football Champions: (front) Danny Detomo. David Melvin. David Vann, Houston Bagley. Carl Bratcher. Eddie Barnett (back) Timmy Parker, Chuck Spivey. Drew Warlick. Mark Veasey. Lee Little and Keith Roberts. 128 SPORTS 1 a Mil . In the air is Vernon Bagley, going lor a shot. Defending is Warren Phillips. io, it ' a not Kung-fu. Dan Detomo makes a flamboyant attempt at possession of the ball 129 SPORTS ATHLETIC AWARDS These pictures were taken at the Winter Sports Banquet. Not pictured is James Cooke, who was Most Valuable Player for men ' s basketball. Womens basketball Most Valuable Player awards went to Clara Faison and Annette Phillips, stiown with Coach Twitty 130 SPORTS Pr«t«nllng the Coach ' s Award to Hank Harris is basketball coach Enid Drake Folk wars looking up to David Grey, who was Most Improved Player in basketball Most ValuabI Play r lor sotlball was Tammy Kearney, receiving her trophy Irom Coach Sheliah Cotton 131 ' SPORTS ELECTRICITY Inside Organizations 8.Q.A. C.LC. QlM Club EnMmbl White Water Club Publications Honor Sociotloa 1983 Phi Th«ta Kappa Induction ceremony participants Lisa Perry and Joseph Winslow pass the candle of wisdom. The Director of Camp Rockfish explains the importance of implementing whatever tools are available to get the job done. Team work and muscle strain resulted in 17 people being able to stay balanced on the square block for a total of 30 seconds. 134 ORGANIZATIONS S.G.A. Being a resident assistant requires the qualities of leadership, authoritativeness. trust, and the ability to communicate. The RA ' s-to-be took to Camp Rockfish for two days before school opened. Here they spent time together gaining insight as to the expectations of their new posi- tions. In addition to getting acquainted, they were effectively informed and skillfully ad- vised on how to enforce rules. Cooperation and teamwork were the key aspects to this enlightening, unforget- table camp experience. Practicing trust and reliance. Henry Hank Harris (althfully tails into the arms of his co- workers. Using her ballet skills. Dean Morgan walks on a tight rope suspended over a small stream •r ■• J ■Instruction awaits an attentive audience Listening is very much apart of being an earnest RA. 135 ORGANIZATIONS Under the leadership df President Don- na Spence, the following committees comprised the 1982-83 Student Govern- ment: Disciplinary Committee — Randy Brantley, Chair; Joseph Winslow, Mark Beckon, Kim Pittman, Jerome McArthur, Michael Jackson. Publicity — J. McArthur, chair; Mike Baine, Robert Dan- iel, Erin Laughter, Deborah Kelly, Jane Mayberry, Turk Palmer, Jamey Kirby. Food Cafeteria — Linda O ' Leary, chair; Jay Johnson, Susan Finn, Trent Pettus, Angelia Evans, Larry Lane, J. Kirby. En- tertainment — Lisa Distasio, chair; R. Daniels, Martha Grissom, D. Kelly, D. Dix- on, Wallace Smith, Jennifer Kirschner, Scott Icenhour, K. Barefoot, D. Spence, J. Kirby, Chuck Whisnant, William War- ren, Elizabeth Robinson and Paul Smith. Enjoying her job as S.G.A. secretary is Deborah The President ' s gavel is presented to Donna Kelly. Here she looks over official business. Spence by Craig Eller, Dean of Students. 136 ORGANIZATIONS ConUring with Elizabath Robinson. Donna Spence prepares lo bring an issue belore the Senate Making hi point, Sid Allen urges an affirnnative vote to the motion After a show of hands, the motion carries. Listening intently, Steve Crosby hears both Randy Brantley and Sid Allen join Spence after a sides belore deciding his vote good night ' s work. 137 ORGANIZATIONS CHRISTIAN LIFE COUNCIL The Blood Mobile, sponsored by C.L.C. and the American Red Cross, brought in 113 pints of blood. C.L.C. members helped fill out forms, aided the nurses, and served cookies and orange juice to a those who donated blood. Just before Christmas, C.L.C. members sponsored their annual Christmas Party for the children of Franklin County. There were games and prizes, caroling, and lots of refreshments for all the kids. And of course, there was Santa, with a gift for each child in attendance. Lots of joy and fun, compliments of C.L.C. Trying to burst the pinata, a Franklin County youngster swings wide at the C.L.C Christmas Party Explaining how to play catch-the-coin to the children Is part of Sidney Stafford ' s duties as C.L.C. sponsor mi Z ' t38 ORGANIZATIONS Giving gansroutly, staff and students bravely donated their blood at the C L C sponsored blood mobile All filled upl Donor Lori Collins waits for the tiurse to remove the needle, tube and bag so she can have her refreshments Santa Clauaa (Dan Moore) seemed to leave this small try a bit apprehensive. Joining tha fun are faculty brats Spence Brooks tries to catch the coin as Vanessa McCredie looks on. 1 39 ORGANIZATIONS CHRISTIAN LIFE COUNCIL Rocks On One thing about C.L.C. members. They are always busy doing something good. As a group, their purpose is fellowship and service. And serve they do. In addition to helping out in such pro- jects as the Franklin County ' s food distri- bution program, they always sponsor a Rockathon for Easter Seals in the spring. This spring, they exceeded their goal of raising $3,500 by $100. Over a period of ten years, C.L.C. has raised some $30,000 for Easter Seals. The members work diligently, rocking through all sorts of inclement weather, including snow this spring. Th ey stop mo- torists in the streets, write letters, and keep at it until they have raised their set goal. Thanks, C.L.C. for the good work and great service. A special pat-on-the-back for president Linda O ' Leary and vice- president Dan Lloyd for a truely outstand- ing year. A hug and a donation helps keep Reggie Ponder rocking away despite the snow and fatigue Assisting with the Franklin County food distribution, Dwight Dixon exemplifies community service, C.L.C. style 140 ORGANIZATIONS Reaching into h r bucket, Heidi Wilson Counting hit collaclion. Jay Johnson, posturing as grabs a pm loi a young doner during the a Irwndly clown, collects tor Easter Seals Easter Seals Rockathion 982-«3 C.L.C. Mambcrs: (front row) Lisa DIstasio. Elizabeth Robinson. Dwight Dixon. Susan Finn. Linda O ' Leary Heidi Viison. Becky Denny. Larry Lane. Jane Mayberry. Cheryl Pernell (back row) Eric Tang. Dan Moore. John Preston ' Todd ireen. James B Johnson III. Trent Petus. Scott Paisely. and Joy Watkins. 141 ORGANIZATIONS GLEE CLUB Each year the Glee Club presents two major concerts, one at Christmas and one In the spring. Loulsburg audiences enjoy a mixture of classical, folk and spiritual music under Miss Foster ' s direction. 1982-83 Glee Club: Miss Sarah Foster, Allison Rouse. Robert Daniel. Terry Gupton. Wayne Ray. Teresa Davis. Jay Johnson, Ginger WcFarland. Gregg Holden. Sherry Webb. Greg Morris. Jane Mayberry, Charles Johnson. Lisa Distasio. John Wilkinson. Annette Alston. Lene Williams. Susan Long, Heidi Wilson, Cindy Morris, Lori Collins, Soma Galloway, Leslie Ennis, Dan Moore. Dwight Dixon. David Read. Paul Smith, Reggie Ponder, Jamie Eller, Willie Clark, Elaine Cardwell, Donna Spence, Linda O ' Leary and Ansley Goodrum. It takes cooperation, hard work and attentiveness to produce a concert up to Sarah Foster ' s Dynamic and masterful. Director Sarah Foster ii standards stills excellence and the desire for perfection in Gle Club members 142 ORGANIZATiONS ENSEMBLE 1982-S3 Enaambla: Lene Williams. Leslie Ennis. Lon Collins. Soma Galloway. Cindy Morris. Linda O Leary, urigci McFarland. Annette Alston An elite group, they pertorm lor all sorts ol occasions. Jazzing up th« Parents Day Program are Lene Williams. Lon Collins and Soma Galloway 143 ORGANIZATIONS WHITE WATER CLUB: Lisa Distasio. Robert Kistler, Steve Cosby. Steven Collier. Reggie Ponder, Joe Winslow, Steven Harris and Daniel Lloyd. : tr; Nothing lures a nature-lover like lovely wooded trails |ust waiting for someone to come along. Marking their spot at Mount Rogers are Eric Tang, Lee Little, Suzy Crabtree and Kim Bolton. 144 ORGANIZATIONS It ' s a long way to the top tor hikers Lee Little 4 and Reggie Ponder as they sharpen their climbing ■- ' .- ' 3t Skills. WHITE WATER CLUB ' ■t : ;!ir ; j • Nice to tee a car again These folks are ready lor a leisurely ride home. Over the trestle and through the woods. Looks rather daring, doesn ' t it? 145 ORGANIZATIONS Lost in a poam, Kelly Swinson becomes a part of the special poetic world so relished by writers. Searching for the right word. Allison Dahle Reading over his classmates ' work, Joey Dean contemplates a line of poetry. is a study in contemplation. ■■■146 ORGANIZATIONS Somatimat, you |ust gel stuck David Read. Kyle Goome and Roberl Neal railed a moment ot trustration iiS S Th Crcaliv Writing class is Prolessor Ray Mizes lavorite endeavor A poet loves poetry, so to speak COLLEGIAN Even poets get stuck. David Read, Kyle Goome, and Robert Neal search for words. Untitled The dying petals of a rose. in the stubborn stale presence of yesterday ' s wine, fall, each one softly clinging to the bleached and nnended nnuslin of the cloth below. I stretch to brush them away but they stay on the fabric of table and soul. I catch one between finger and thumb and rubbing the sad velvet, wish that I clearly remembered the bud. Judith Anne Parker-O ' Shea The Collegian, our literary magazine, is published each spring. Most of the writ- ing comes from students in Professor Mize ' s creative writing class. A published poet, Mr. Mize brings enthusiasm and ex- perience to the class and to the Colle- gian. 147 ORGANIZATIONS Which works best, composing at the typewriter or with pen and paper? Greg Cooper and Kelli Swinson sweat it out both ways. if Deadlines are imperative, Advisor Lane Harris stresses to her staff. 148 ORGANIZATIONS Congratulations, Columns, for being an award-winning paper. The Columns was awarded a 2nd class rating by the National Critical Service of Associated College Presses in the two-year college division. Keep up the fine work. COLUMNS STAFF Editor Kelli Swinson Managing Editor . . . .Elizabeth Robinson Sports Editor Greg Cooper Reporters David Read Kathleen Barbee William Warren Marianne Mercer Photographer Cindy Medley Advisor Lane Harris Nothing beats a good lead. William Warren g ives his opening careful consideration. 1982-83 Column Staff: Kelli Swinson. Elizabeth Robinson. David Read. Cindy Medley, Advisor Lane Hams, Kathleen Barbee and Greg Cooper. Not shown are William Warren and Marianne Mercer 149 ORGANIZATIONS THE OAK The Oak staff attracted 17 members at thie beginning of the school year. At once these newcomers were trained in the var- ious areas that are necessary to produce a yearbook. Staffers soon discovered the harsh re- ality. They were actually expected to work, to be responsible, and to start work on their own. Needless to say, the staff dwindled. By second semester, with deadlines approaching and the pressure on, there were finally seven of us left. These pages are dedicated to those seven who made this book possible. Not pictured is Merry Our now Josten ' s representative, Warren Klawitter, discusses cover design with advisor Marcia McCredie. Sue Foster, former co-editor, who left mid-year. Hats off to editor-in-chief Ansley Goo- drum, co-editor Brian Keeth, chief pho- tographer Todd Green. With pride we pre- sent to you the 1983 Oak to help you relive those old Lou-U memories in days to come. Statter Kim Couch works on layout. Our co-editor Brian Keeth brianstorms new ideas. Staffer Wally Stocks presides over our picture sale 150 ORGANIZATIONS Hail to the Chiefl Editor Ansley Goodrum is r.Kj ,ii work selling a tine example lor her slatl. Examining nagativM, photographer Welly Stocks checks tor good development tkr ' 5 si Y ' _ • B Top, Susan Rice. Bottom, Gail Rivenbark. Don ' t patter ma while I ' m working. warns photo chief Todd Green. 151 ORGANIZATIONS HONOR ALPHA BETA GAMMA: Eric Gray. Donna Spence, Gregory Choplin. Cathi Medlin, Joe Winslow and Kristi Klatt. Sponsor Clara Frazier. The Alphj Pi Epsilon Award winner for 1983. Miss Rebecca Drake Joyner. ALPHI PI EPSILON: Diane Nash, Celeste Hughes. Lisa Perry, Wilma Strother and Lou Ann Perry. 152 ORGANIZATIONS SOCIETIES Proud paranta. Mi and Mrs H Ernest Hughes. Mothar-Son Honora. Harriet Creech and Arthur j, ,oin daughter Celeste (or her induction into Phi Gritdn are inducted into Phi Theta Kappa Theta Kappa 1983 PHI THETA KAPPA 153 ORGANIZATIONS FROM AIR-WAVES FUTURE BROADCASTERS OF AMERICA. On the air for WQLC- 64 are dee-|ays Craig Wilson — music director. David Martin — public service, Lee Harris — program director and Steve Holland — news director. SPANISH CLUB: (front) Betty Starnes. Lon Collins, Hope Williamsor — sponsor, Harriet Creech, (back) Reggie Ponder, Eric Tang anc Jerome McArthur 154 ORGANIZATIONS TO COOKING French cooking is one of the tastier aspects of involvement in the French Club Haven Cooper prepares dessert at the home of Harriet Sturges A perfect omiette. Rob Wilfong ' s efforts meet with Harriet Sturge ' s approval. FRENCH CLUB: Harriet Sturges — sponsor. Annette Clark, Kelly Pleasants. Haven Cooper. Rob Wilfong and Annette Phillips. 155 ORGANIZATIONS The Louisburg Players form the core of the drama group under the direction of Charley-John Smith. Devoted actors, actresses and crew persons of every stripe, they can often be found at the theater practicing their craft. Delta Psi Omega is the drama honor society. Each year, new members are in- ducted who have exhibited excellence in the field of drama. Behind the scence, Wayne Pay grows a mustache for his role in South Pacific Singing her heart out is Vann Swain, decked out suitably for her role in South Pacific. LOUISBURG PLAYERS DELTA PSI OMEGA 1983 Delta Psi Omega members: William Warren, Heidi Wilson. Charley-John Smith. Vann Swain, Robert Daniel. Mary Lynn fvlay 156 ORGANIZATIONS Sailor All. Jelt Fleming. Charles Johnson and William Warren contemplate life wiinuul dames. Kn offic«r and a gantiaman? Gene Woosler akes on stature and authority in South Pacific ' 1983 LouJaburg Playara: (front) William Warren, Heidi Wilson, Vann Swam, Mary Lynn May (back) Jack Maddrey, Wayne Ray, Charley-John Smith, Robert Daniel. Randy Heafner and Arthur Griffin. 157 ORGANIZATIONS INDEX Aaroe, Steve 46 Abbott, Star 103 Ace, RAchel 46 Adcock, Mrs. Betty 79 Alford, Patricia 46 Allen, Donna 58 Allen, Dorothy 46 Allen, Francine 46 Allen, Linda 46, 116 Allen, Randy 38 Allen, Sidney 46, 137 Allsbrook, Marion 28, 46, 52 Alston, Annette 46, 70, 108, 143 Alston, Elbert 38, 46, 142 Alston, Retha 46 Alston, Willie 67 Anderson, Edith 22 Arnold, Michael 46, 127 Atkinson, Mark Edward 77 Austin, Debbie 46 Averette, Eleanor 58 Aycock, John 46 Ayscue, Austin 58 B Bagley, Vernon 21, 38, 127, 128, 129 Bailey, Tim 46 Baine, Mike 38 Baird, Craig 38, 83 Baird, James 38 Baker, Kay 47 Baldree, Ruth 47 Ball. Mike 16, 17, 46, 47 Banks, Gladys 47 Barbee, Kathleen 26, 38, 149 Barefoot, Johnnie 47 Barefoot, Kenny 23, 26 Barnes, Molly 47 Barnett, James 128 Barringer. Scott 118, 120 Bass, Kim 43, 47 Battle, Audrey 47 Baum, Jerrold 38 Beard, Dale 38. 121 Beasley, Sandra 58 Beck, Catherine 10, 24, 38, 83 Benovy, David 47 Benton, Wayne 58 Bethune, Beth 10, 38 Bittle. James 33. 47. 112 Black. John 47 Blackley. Lisa 38 Blacknall. Wynetta 47 Blanchard, Benita 38 Blocker, Beth 38 Boleware, Mack 47, 122 Bolton, AM 21 Bolton, Kerry 24, 38 Bolton, Bill 47, 121 Bolton. Kim 39, 144 Boyd. Russ 47 Braddy, Laura 47 Bradley, Laurie 47 Bradsher, Carl 39, 121, 128 Bragg, Martha 58 Brannon, Cathy 47 Brantley, Randy 26, 39, 137 Bridgeman, Chuck 47 Bridges, Helen 47 Bridges, Tommy 47 Brodie. Jean 67 Brooks. Jennie 58 Brooks. Spence 139 Brooks. Steven 139 Brown. Dr. C. Edward 59, 80 Brown, Joel 39 Brown, Margaret 47 Bryant, Mike 121 Bullis, Elaine 39 Bullock, Glenn 59 Bullock, Lorraine 47 Bullock, Susan 47 Bultman. Connie 47 Bundy, James 47 Brunette, Christine 67 Burton, Cynthia 47 Burton, Penny 39, 105. 114 Butler. Martha 94. 95 Butler. Dr. Robert 59 Buzzard, Alan 125 Bynum, Glenn 126 Byrum, Edgar 39 Campbell, Debbie 102 Campbell, John 121 Capps, Sherri Lynn 28 Cardwell, Elaine 39, 90, 142 Carmines, Jeff 39, 127 Carr, Jodie 47 Carrington, Theresa 26, 47 Carter, Dow 39, 127, 128 Cassidy. Sean 29, 47, 114 Chambless, Windy 47 Childers. Carin 47 Childress. Tayna 47 Choplin, Gregory 152 Churn, David 39 Clark, Annette 48, 155 Clark. Willie 39. 84. 113, 142 Clary, James 48 Clatterbuck. Neil 121 Clendenin. Nancy 51 Coe. Carlton 48 Coleman, Sally 8, 12. 48, 94 Collier, Steve 144 Collins, Betty 59 Collins, David 17 Collins, Lori 22, 29, 48, 94, 139, 142, 154 Collins. Sam 125. 127, 143 Cooke, Ruth 59, 87 Cooke, James 39. 112 Cooper. Anita 48 Cooper, Greg 39, 148, 149 Cooper, Haven 155 Coor, Zelda 59 Copeland, Timmy 39, 112 Cornette, Ritchie 48, 112, 121 Cosby, Steven 39, 81, 137, 144 Costello, Mark 127 Gotten, Sheliah 59, 116, 117, 131 Cotton. Nichole 48 Couch, Kim 48. 150 Couch. Leigh Anne 48 Cox, Don 48 Cox, John 39 Cox, Julie 48, 70 Cox. Moni 48, 116, 122 Cox, Virginia 25 Cox, Zach 25, 59 Cozart, Allison 39 Crabtree, Susie 144 Craft, Phil 33. 39 Craig, Beth 48 Crane, Suzanne 48 Creech, Harriet 39, 153, 154 Creekmore, Clay 22 Crews, Rosa 67 Cruz, Gina 48 Cullipher, Jerry 20, 21. 86 Cummings, Sheryl 39 Dahle, Allison 48, 146 Daniel, David 39 Daniel. Allan 48 Daniel, Robert 23, 48, 103. 142. 156. 157 Davis. Lisa 48, 106 Davis, Theresa 142 Day, Harold 26 Deabenderfer, Blaine 119 Dean, Joey 128, 146 De Hart, Allen 59 Dellinger. John 48 Dement, Virginia 59 Denny, Alice 51, 141 Denton. Buck 67 Denton, Cal 67 Detomo, Daniel 128, 129 Dew, Brian 48 Distasio, Lisa 24, 39, 86, 141, 142, 144 Dixon, Dwight 48, 140, 141, 142 Dockery. Daryl 70 Dominici, Laura 48, 116 Drake. Enid 59, 113, 131 158 Drassard. Allen 48 Dreyfus. Louis 48. 122 Dry. Todd 48 Dunson. Maria 10 Dupree. John 48 Dupree. Sharon 1 16 Edmund. Phil 48 Edwards. Betsy 48 Edwards. Scott 48 Efird. Frank 48 Egan. Jerilyn 39. 84 Egerton. Grace 67 Elam. Joe 39 Eller. Craig 22. 59. 88. 136 Elliott, Joe 48 Ellison. Patricia 39 Ennis. Leslie 26. 39. 142. 143 Epperson. Abby 39 Evans. Angelia 26. 46. 48 Evans. Deborah 106 Evans. Teresa 39 Faison. Clara 106. 108. 109. 130 Farmer. Charles Joseph 60 Farrell, Lisa 48 Farrior. Marsha 39 Farns. Kristy 16. 39. 45 Faucett. Harrell 67 Faucett. Mike 67 Ferrell. Pat 49 Finch. Stan 18. 121 Finn. Susan 39, 141 Fleming. JeH 103. 157 Fleming. Susanna 94 Floyd. Angela 39 Floyd. Connie 39 Flythe. Coley 49 Fogg. Connie 26. 49. 108 Ford, John 16, 17, 20, 49. 120, 121, 126 Foster, Merry Sue 39 Foster, Sarah 18, 60, 81. 142. 143 Foushee. Jean 40 Frazier. Clara 60. 152 Frazier. Russ 60. 121 Fulcher, Steve 40 Fulford. Kathy 40 Fuller. Anita 9. 49 Funderburk. Tim 40. 127 Furr. Gene 77 Galloway. Sonia 22. 23. 26. 40. 94. 103. 142. 143 Gardner. Jackie 49 Garrett. Johnny 49. 112 Garrett, Mary 49 Gaskell. Curtis 121 Gatling. Pamela 49 Gill, Billy 121 Girton, Wanda 85 Glonek. Dorothy 26. 40 Goodman. Paula 1 16 Goodrum. Ansley 40. 88. 142. 151 Goodson, Henry 49 Goodwin. Jackie 49 Goyette, Diane 40 Goyke. Anne-Marie 49. 52 Grant, Mike 40, 125 Grantham, Peaches 49 Graves, Robin 116, 117 Gray, David 40. 110. 131 Gray. Eric 40. 89. 112. 152 Green. Todd 11. 34. 40. 141, 151 Greenwald, Robin 49 Griffin, Arthur 49, 85, 153. 157 Griffin. William 125 Grissom, Martha 50. 70 Griswold. Ken 50 Groome. Kyle 147 Gupton, Terry 40, 86, 142 H Hale, George 20, 40 Hall, Gloria 41 Hamilton. Maurice 50, 112 Hardy . Robert 41 Harper. Betty 60 Harrelson. Jeffrey 41 Harris. Hank 41. 112. 131. 135 Harris. Jackie 50 Harris. Kim 50 Harris. Kyle 50 Harris. Lane 60. 148. 149 Harris. Mark 50 Harris. Steven 144 Harris. William 154 Harrison. Earl 67 Harrison, Nancy 10, 16. 50 Hatley. Janet 60 Hawkins. Wells 50 Hawks. Tim 41 Hawley. Ron 50, 122 Heafner, Randy 157 Helton, Rhonda 50 Hicks, Barbara 50 Hill. Audrey 18. 41 Hines. John 50 Hipsher. Bob 50 Hobgood. Judge Hamilton 60 Hobbs. Kim 7. 41, 94 Holden, Greg 41, 87, 142 Holder, Deborah 41, 87 Holder, Sharon 50 Holland. Steve 154 Holliday. Hank 50 Holloman. Michael 141 Holloway. James 56. 112 Hollowell. Steve 50, 127 Holt. Annette 60 Holt. Mary 40. 41 Hooker. Marke 10. 41, 83 Hoover. Dana Lyn 10. 41, 71 Horton, Candy 41 Howard, Steve 60, 125 Hudson, David 50, 122 Huggins, Jonnie 41 Hughes, Celeste 50, 85, 152, 153 Hughes. Mary 60 Hunt. Rina 41 Hunter. James 41 Hunter. Rodney 50 Huntley. Dorothy 67 Hutson. Lloyd 125 Jackson. Ashely 41. 85 Jackson. Mike 50 Jenkins. Lee 125 Jens. Brian 50. 122 Johnson. Belinda 50 Johnson. Brad 50 Johnson, Charles 22, 142, 157 Johnson. Chris 50 Johnson. Jay 41. 141. 142 Johnson, James 50 Johnson, Joseph E. 50 Johnson, Lula 60, 67, 85 Johnson, Willie 67 Johnston, Mitch 41, 45 Jones, Jeanie 10, 50 Jones, Lisa 50, 116 Jones. Martha 41, 84 Jordon, Robert B 89 Joyner, Caria 50, 85, 116 Joyner, Rebecca D. 152 Joyner, Sidney 41, 1 12 Joyner, Teresa 50 Joyner. Toni 61 Jump. Doreen 50 Kale. Tracy 41 Kearney. Angela 41 Kearney. Rita 50 Kearney. Tammie 41. 116, 131 Kearns, Robert 50 Keeth. Brian 11. 50, 150 Keith. Marcus 16. 17. 23. 45. 110. 112. 131 Keith. Richard 51 Kelley, William 121 Kelly, Deborah 41, 136 Kersey. Lizzie 51 Kidd. Steven 51 King. Carol 38. 41. 84 King. Janell 41 King. Myrtle 58. 61 King. William 51 Kirby. Jamey 22. 51 159 Kirby. Steve 51 Kirschner, Jennifer 20, 28. 51 Kistler, Robert 144 Kitayama, Nobuo 41, 122, 123 Klatt, Kristina 41. 84, 152 Klawitter, Warren 150 Klingel. Allan 41. 125 Kornegay, Julia 61, 68 Kuehl. Barbara 41 Lacy. Ben 20. 41 Lane. Lawrence 141 Lane. Roderick 25. 51. 112. 130 Lanier. Jim 61. 85 Lassiter, Lisa 51 Laughter. Erin 51, 52 Lee, Umphrey 61 Leete. Lisa 41 Leonard, Michele 41 Leonard, Diana 61 Leonard, Jim 51, 114 Little, Lee 42, 114. 128. 144. 145 Lloyd. Daniel 71. 144 Lloyd. Denise 51 Lloyd. Philip 42. 73 Lloyd. Stephen 11, 42 Logan, Jane 42 Long, Bill 67 Long. Scarlett 11, 16, 17, 51 Long. Susan 89. 128, 142 Lowe. Eileen 9 Lowery. Vivian 42 Loyd. Steve 51 Lucas. Dal 42. 112 Luck, Chris 121 Lynch, Tracey 25, 51 M Macon. Roger Lee 67 Maddox. Bryan 16. 24. 42. 112 Maddrey, Jonathan 157 Mahaffey. Elizabeth 52 Manning. Rose 42 Martin. David 21. 42. 154 Martin, Lisa 52 Masters. Jimmy 9. 16. 17. 42. 92. 93. 127 Matthews. Mark 52 May. Eula 62 May. Mary 42. 156. 157 Mayberry, Jane 9. 52. 141. 142 McArthur. Jerome 42. 154 McCallister. Jack 85 McClaud. Claudette 52 McClean. Roselyn 106 McCredie, Marcia 61, 150 McCredie, Vanessa 139 McDonald. Walter 18. 61 McFarland. Ginger 42, 142, 143 McGilvary, Loree 42 McKee, Kecia 52 McKeithan. Mark 52 McSorley. Katherine 52 Meacham. Rene 52 Medley, Cindy 34, 42, 75, 84, 149 Medlin, Cathi 152 Medlin, Charlie 67 Medlin, Debra 52 Medlin. Stoney 52 Melvin. James 128 Mercer. Marianne 42 Merritt. Gwendolyn 52 Mewborn. Stephanie 42 Middleton. Nancy 42, 80 Miller, David 42, 74 Miller. Craig 52 Mitchell. Brenda 52 Mitchell. Karen 52. 116 Mitchell. Martha 62. 172 Mitchell. Penny 53 Mitchiner. Virginia 62 Mize. Lindsey 22 Mize. Ray 17. 22, 62, 80, 147 Mock, Jody 40, 42, 45 Mode, David 53 Montague. Caol 53 Moody. Lynne 42 Moolenaar. Ed 18. 62. 67 Moon. Lala 62 Moore. Dan 22. 42. 139. 141, 142 Moore, Greg 26, 42, 142 Moore, Sharon 62 Moore, Tommy 26. 42. 112 Morgan. Patricia 62. 135 Morris, Cindy 26, 42, 142, 143 Morris, Michael 21 Morton, Pauline 67 Mullen, Phama 62 Murray, Chuck 42 Murray, Floyd 62 Murray. Laura 53. 1 16 Myatt. Dallas 42 Myers, Scott 53 Myers, Susan 53 Myrick, Linda 10. 53, 80 N Nash, Diane 42, 152 Neal, Hildrea 67 Neal, Robert 147 Nease. Dr. Felton 62, 76 Nelms. BIythe 42 Nelson. Elizabeth 42. 83 Neustadt. Debbie 42. 86, 114 Newsome, Jeff 82 Nichols, Mary 22 Nobles, Diane 62 Norris, Dr. J. Allen 63, 85, 89 ' Norton, Marshall 86 Oakley, Allyson 53 Ohmi, Mayumi 53, 85 O ' Leary. Linda 42. 141. 142. 143 Ormsby, Jancie 42 Overton. Harry D. 121 Owen, Felicia Felecia 53 Paisley. Scott 141 Palmer. Tuck 128 Palmer. Dr. Michael 63 Palmer. Dr. Patricia 63 Parker, Lynne 53, 114 Parker, Charles 42 Parker, Freddy 53 Parker, Kirk 53 Parker, Kevin 43 Parker, Lozen 53 Parker, Todd 122 Parrish. Billy 63 Parrish, Chris 119, 121 Parrish, Judith 63 Patterson, Harold 43, 114, 127 Pearce, Cindy 43 Pearce, David 43 Pearce, Lisa 53 Peel, Sydney 16, 43 Pendergrass, Kemp 17, 43 Percell, Tommy 121 Pernell. Betsy 63 Pernell, Cheryl 42, 80, 141 Perry, Elvis 127 Perry. Ely 53 Perry. Lisa 43, 133, 152 Perry, Lou Ann 43, 152 Perry, Madge 67 Perry, Millie 67 Pettus, Trent 38, 43, 141 Phillips, Charles 17. 53. 129 Phillips, Annette 43, 106, 108, 130, 155 Pike. Beverly 53 Pittman, Kim 43. 74 Platter, Kenny 121 Pleasant. Kelly 53. 155 Pleasant. Scott 67 Ponder. Reggie 53. 140. 142, 144. 145. 154 Porter. Joel 53 Potter. David 102 Potter. Frank 29. 53. 114 Powell. Bonnie 53. 106. 108 Powell, John 28, 43, 71, 83 Presley, Don 121 Preston, John 141 Pridgen, Robin 51, 53, 85 Price, Dr. Willsm 78 Pruette, Dr. C. Ray 63 Pugh, John 53 Pulley, Jonathan 53 Purcell, Tommy 53 Purvis, Greg 53. 112 Puryear, Caria 43 160 Ragland. Joyce 63 Ragland. Wes 121 Ray. Wayne 26, 103, 142, 156. 157 Rector. Robert 64 Read. David 53. 142. 147, 149 Redd, Reggie 53, 121 Reid. Argretta 43 Reynolds. Trafton 1 1 Rhodes, Dottie 44 Rice, Susan 53. 151 Richards. Eric 53 Richardson, Daisy 44 Richardson, Vivian 53 Ricketts, Dr. Mac 64 Riggan, Mane 64 Rivenbark, Gail 16, 51, 151 Roberts, Keith 20. 128 Robinson. Julia 46. 53. 141. 149 Robinson, Toni 22 Rogers, Patricia 64 Rollins, Nan 54 Ross. Pennie 43 Rossi. Elizabeth 43 Rouse. Alison 54. 71. 103. 142 Rouse. Joel 121 Royster, Eddie 54 s Sailing. David 54 Schroll. Robert 67 Seneca, Sheila 54 Shearin. Carol 54 Shearin. Ricky 54. 126 Shearin. Whit 19. 64 Shields. William 54 Shook, Stephanie 54 Sloan, Linwood 44 Smith. Betty 64 Smith. Catherine 44 Smith. Connie 11. 64 Smith. Bill 54 Smith. Mrs. Grace 81 Smith. Ilanda 54. 114 Smith. Larraine 54 Smith. Marty 54 Smith. Michael 23. 26, 142 Smith. Nancy 54 Smith. Wallace 54 Smith. Wes 43 Smythe, Bill 23 Snyder, Grady 66 Snyder. Tammy 55. 85 Sole. Jennifer 55 Southall. Dianne 44 Sowell. Sabrina 44 Speed. Martha 22 Spence. Charlsie 27. 55 Spence. Donna 44. 84. 136. 137, 142. 152 Spencer. Lynn 55 Spivey. Chuck 55, 128 Stafford. Sidney 65. 80. 138 Starnes. Betty 44, 154 Steed, McKinnie 67 Steed, Pearl 67 Stephens. Woody 44 Stephenson. George 44 Stephenson, Michael 44 Stevens. Danya 55 Stevens. Laura 55 Stocks, Wally 11, 55, 150, 151 Stone, Frances 65 Stone, Marian 27, 44. 73 Storey. Jim 44 Strickland, Candler 67 Strickland, Carolyn 65 Strickland. Ronnie 44 Strother. Wilma 44. 152 Stroud. Alisa 55 Sturges, Harriet 65. 155 Sturm. William 37, 44 Sullivan, Anne 10. 19, 44 Sullivan, Lisa 55 Swaim. Venn 156, 157 Swinson, Kelly 55, 146, 148, 149 Sylvester, Whit 44 Tang, Eric 112, 122, 141, 144, 154 Tansill, Elizabeth 40, 43. 44 Tharrington, Earl 65 Tharrington. Greg 55 Thomas, Delina 55 Thomas, Robyn 12. 55 Thompson, Hadley 122 Thompson. Kim 55 Tillett. Jacqueline 55 Tilley. Lori 44 Trotter, Ruby 65 Tugwell, Mike 44 Turner, Allen 71 Turner, Mike 55 Twitty, Tommy 65, 109, 130 Twyman, Drenna 38, 44 u Underwood. Willis 55 Vann. David 128 Vann, Robin 44 Vaughan, Kim 24, 55 Veasey, Marc 55, 128 Vinson. Martha 44, 114 w Wagoner. Brian 55. Walden. Donna 55 Waller. Connie 44 Walters. Debra 55 Walters. Donald 55 Ward, Beatrice 67 Ward, Regina 55 121 Warlick, Drew 55. 128 Warren, William 55, 144, 156, 157 Washburn. Seth 65 Waters, Van 84. 127 Watkins. Joy 44, 141 Watson, Zavier 44, 127 Watts, Chris 44 Webb, Matt 55, 127 Webb. Mike 55, 92, 93. 127 Webb, Sherry 142 Welborn, Stephen 121 Wells, Andrea 43, 44 Wells. Donna 55 Wertis. Liz 44 Wheeless, Sarah 55 White, Carolyn 65 White, James 65 White, Nancy 65 White, Sam 121 Whitley, Johnise 1 16 Wiggins, Joan 55, 1 16 Wilfong, Rob 21, 55, 155 Wilkins, Melisa 37, 55 Wilkinson, John 142 Willard, Dr. George-Anne 66 Williams. Amy 44 Williams, Carnetta 56, 108, 116 Williams, Chris 44 Williams, Irvin 112 Williams, Lorraine 11. 66 Williams, James 66 Williams. Lene 22, 23, 51, 56. 142. 143 Williams, Rosa Lee 67 Williams, Sharon 56, 116 Willis, Stephanie 16 Wilson. Craig 56, 154 Wilson, Heidi 44, 141, 142, 156, 157 Windham, Sherry 56 Winn. Janice 56 Winslow. Joe 45, 133, 144, 152 Witt, Kirsten 45 Wood, Charles 121 Wood, Donna 66 Wood, Janice 45 Woodard. Ruth 56 Woodlief. Jerry 121 Woodlief, Mike 56 Wooster, Gene 26, 45, 157 Wooten, Henry 45. 126 Worley, Gary 45, 84. 126. 127 Wrenn, Mark 56 Wright, Arnold 66 Wright, Scott 122 Wyatt, Rod 112 Yarborough, Mary Ann 66 Yarley, Scott 45 Yow, Dr. Thomas, III 66 Zimmerman, Lisa 45 161 Aaroe, Steven Marshall 6719 Irongate Drive Bahama, NC 27503 Ace, Rachel Ann Route 4, Box 344 Durham, NC 27703 Akin, Roberta Suzan 116 Hillcrest Road Raleigh, NC 27605 Albrecht, Edward Joseph, Jr. P.O. Box 591 Burgaw, NC 28425 Alford, Patricia Levon 128 Camelia Court Rocky Mount, NC 27801 Allen, Dorothy Morriss 3833 Gillette Drive Wilmington, NC 28403 Allen, Francine Route 2, Box 145 Louisburg, NC 27549 Allen, Linda Joan 1921 Bernard Street Raleigh, NC 27608 Allen, Randy Louis 4407 Sunny Court Durham, NC 27705 Allen, Sidney Herman 3304 Medford Road Durham, NC 27705 Allsbrook, Marion Kay Route 1, Box 579 Scotland Neck, NC 27874 Almarode, Larry Juluis, Jr. 3412 Boston Street Hopewell, VA 23860 Alston, Annette Hudie P.O. Box 665 Louisburg, NC 27549 Alston, Elbert Junius DIRECTORY Route 6, Box 303 Louisburg, NC 27549 Alston, Retha Romania 602 Cleveland Street Rocky Mount, NC 27801 Altman, Jackie Donald, Jr. 1 10 N. McKay Avenue Dunn, NC 28334 Anderson, Joseph Thomas 2320 Edgewood Avenue Burlington, NC 27215 Angelini, Michael Nicholas 1300 Camden Drive Richmond, VA 23229 Armstrong, John Butler 2424 Tram Road New Bern, NC 28560 Arnold, Michael Lee 1225 Cheshire Lane Rocky Mount, NC 27801 Ashburn, James Lee, Jr. 2009 Ryerson Drive Garner, NC 27529 Austin, Debbie Nevon 1717 Grady Drive Durham, NC 27712 Aycock, John Charles P.O. Box 147 Fremont, NC 27830 Bacik, John Andrew 1227 East Patrick Circle Gary, NC 27511 Bagley, Charles Houston 3709 St. Marks Road Durham, NC 27707 Bagley, George Vernon, Jr. 103 East Vance Street Williamston, NC 27892 Bailey, Louis Timothy 3310 Mars treet Raliegh, NC 27604 Baine, Michael Kevin 8901 Creekstone Court Raleigh, NC 27609 Baird, Craig Leroy 3730 Swift Drive Raliegh, NC 27606 Baird, James Hamilton, Jr. 3022 Forestdale Drive Burlington, NC 27215 Baker, Kay Lynn P.O. Box 145 Batteboro, NC 27809 Baldree, Ruth Lynne 1 12 Noyes Avenue Morehead City, NC 28557 Ball, Michael Alan Route 1, Box 447 Wake Forest, NC 27587 Banks, Gladys Ann P.O. Box 96 Macon, NC 27551 Barbae, Francine Yvonne Route 3, Box 346 Durham, NC 27713 Barbae, Kathleen Yvette Route 3, Box 346 Durham, NC 27713 Barriner, Darnell 2941 Polk-White Road Charlotte, NC 28213 Bartholomew, Michael Gill Route 2 Wake Forest, NC 27587 Bass, Kimberley Jean 1103 North Bend Drive Raleigh, NC 27609 Battle, Audrey Vanessa Route 5, Box 26 Rocky Mount, NC 27801 162 Baum, Jerrold Craig P.O. Box 278 Wanchese, NC 27981 Beard, Allen Dale Route 3. Box 303J Hagerstown, MD 21740 Beck, Catherine Elizabeth 2109 Raeford Road Fayetteville, NC 28305 Becken, Mark Edward 1234 W. Springhill Court Cary. NC 27511 Beddard, Rebecca Sue Route 1, Box 331 Plymouth. NC 27962 Belcher, Brain Keith 5723 Guess Road Durham, NC 27712 Benovy, David Aaron 10 South Yale Street York. PA 17403 Berry, Robert G., II 6615 Hunters Lane Durham, NC 27713 Bethune, Elizabeth Ann 102 Cedar Lane Clinton. NC 28328 Barefoot, Kenneth Sherill 213 East Maynard Road Cary. NC 27511 Barefoot, Johnnie Dawes, Jr. 408 Fletcher Drive Raleigh, NC 27603 Barham, Julie Lorraine Route 2, Box 134 Wake Forest. NC 27587 Barnes, Molly Maria 5 Waverly Ave.. Span. Town PO St. Catherine, Jamaica Barnett, James Edward, Jr. 3625 Brinkley Road Raleigh. NC 27604 Barrett, Richard Darcy Apt. R-1, Tau Valley Estates Rocky Mount, NC 27801 Bittle, James Edward Route 1, Box 189-1 Laurel Hill, NC 28315 Black, John David P.O. Box 454 Red Springs, NC 28377 Blackley, Lisa Jane Route 1, Box 274 Franklinton, NC 27525 Blacknall, Wynetta Route 2, Box 207 Franklinton. NC 27525 Blanchard, Benita Denise P.O. Box 118 Kipling, NC 27543 Blocker, Elizabeth Ann 417 Tarboro Street Rocky Mount, NC 27801 Boleware, Earl Lester 209 Pinecrest Drive Chadbourn. NC 28431 Bolton, Ivey Allen P.O. Box 603 Louisburg. NC 27549 Bolton, Kerry Alan 41 1 Rustic Ridge Road Cary. NC 27511 Bolton, Kimberly Ann 41 1 Rustic Ridge Road Cary, NC 27511 Bolton, William Parmele P.O. Box 603 Louisburg. NC 27549 Bowman, Jeane Lovette P.O. Box 18037 Raleigh, NC 27619 Boyd, Russell Greenway, Jr. 112 Person Street Louisburg, NC 27549 Braddy, Laura Anne Route 1, Box 145 Halifax, NC 27839 Bradley, Laurie Ellen 4304 Dogwood Drive Greensboro. NC 27410 Bradsher, Carl Lee Route 5, Box 44 Roxboro, NC 27573 Brannon, Cathy Lynn 3617 Old Post Road Raleigh, NC 27612 Brantly, Randy Lee Route 1, Box 62-B Ahoskie. NC 27910 Brassard, Alan Gaston 2516 Indian Trail Durham. NC 27705 Breedlove, Michael Wayne Route 3, Box 25-A Henderson, NC 27536 Brewer, Whitney Parks Route 4. Box 630 Dunn, NC 28334 Bridgman, Charles Martin 30 Alden Avenue Portsmouth, VA 23702 Bridges, Helen Margaret 1202 Wilkins Drive Sanford, NC 27330 Bridges, Tommy Wayne, Jr. P.O. Box 76 Lemon Springs, NC 28355 Brooks, Michael Scott Route 2, Box 267 Morehead City, NC 28557 Brown, Anthony Tyrone 100 Stagecrest Drive Raleigh, NC 27603 Brown, Joel Franklin P.O. Box 28 Kernersville. NC 27284 Brown, Margaret Anita 1710 Southhampton Avenue Richmond. VA 23220 163 Bryant, Michael Thomas Route 1. Box 46 Spring Hope, NC 27882 Bullis, Mary Elaine 2121 Pineview Road Siler City, NC 27344 Bullock, Lorraine Joyce 108 Lucas Circle Rocky Mount, NC 27801 Bullock, Susan Foret 104 Dogwood Circle Chadbourn, NC 28431 Bultman, Constance Josephine 3340 Johnny Cake Lane Charlotte, NC 28211 Bundy, James Autry, III 616 South Claiborne Street Goldsboro, NC 27530 Burke, Wallace Wilson 361 1 Glenraven Drive Raleigh, NC 27604 Burnette, Amy Paige Route 2, Box 468A Louisburg, NC 27549 Burns, Robert Enoch, iV 1415 East Canal Street Tarboro, NC 27886 Burton, Cynthia Laura 505 Bloomtield Drive Fayetteville, NC 28301 Burton, Penelope Jill Route 1, Box 29 Norlina, NC 27563 Bulter, Craig McCormick 2709 Console Avenue Norfolk, VA 23518 Butler, Martha Rose 211 Edgewood Drive Louisburg, NC 27549 Bynum, Glenn Leonta 2006 Longview Drive Wilson, NC 27893 Byrum, Edgar Curtis, Jr. 316 Latimer Road Raleigh, NC 27609 Campell, John Robert, III 4695 Hanover Court Virginia Beach, VA 23464 Cannady, Sherry Anita 207 James Street Apex, NC 27502 Cardwell, Elaine Hudson Route 3, Box 324 Louisburg, NC 27549 Carmichael, Joseph Barton P.O. Box 354 Battleboro, NC 27809 Carmines, Jeffery Lee 101 Cindy Circle Newport News, VA 23602 Carr, Aivis Bryan 3114 Drury Lane Fayetteville, NC 28303 Carr, Gerry Jerome 1118 Catling Drive Hampton, VA 23666 Carr, Joan Bowie 309 Fox Lake Drive Clinton, NC 28328 Carrington, Thersa Ann Route 3, Box 155E Fuquay-Varina, NC 27526 Carroll, Barbra Ann 761 Radley Road Westfield, NJ 07090 Carter, William Dow P.O. Box 4 Faison, NC 28341 Cassidy, Sean Michael 7917 Buckhorn Road Hillsborough, NC 27278 Caveness, Courtney Brant 939 North Main Street Louisburg. NC 27549 Chaffee, Donna Lee 112 Jamestown Road Greenville, NC 27834 Chambless, Winifred Chastain 2800 Wellington Drive Rocky Mount, NC 27801 Childers, Karen Elizabeth 232 East Park Drive Raleigh, NC 27604 Childress, Tanya Dawn 127 Waldo Street Cary, NC 27511 Choplin, Gregory Norman 3012 Hickory Road Raleigh, NC 27604 Churn, David Keith 333 Northfield Drive Raleigh, NC 27609 Clark Annette Michelle 3403 Mossdale Avenue Durham, NC 27707 Clark, Willie Wilmor, Jr. Route 1, Box 216 Clayton, NC 27520 Clary, James Atwell, Jr. P.O. Box 388 Lawrenceville, VA 23868 Clatterbuck, Neil Douglas 370 Hillandale Harrisonburg, VA 22801 Clendenin, Nancy Gale 3810 Wakefield Road Richmond, VA 23236 Coe, Carlton Wayne 3820 Lee Road Raleigh, NC 27604 Colclough, David Councill 5446 Broadmor Street Alexandria, VA 2231 Coleman, Sally Ann 822 Lynbrook Drive Charlotte, NC 28211 Collier, Stephen Lane Route 4, Box 70 Zebulon, NC 27597 164 Collins, Lori Ann Route 1, Box 607 Maysville, NC 28555 Collins, Samuel Howard P.O. Box 291 Franklinton, NC 27525 Cooke, James Kenneth Route 1, Box 116 Louisburg. NC 27549 Cooper, Anita Lee 6501 Wrenwood Avenue Raleigh, NC 27607 Cooper, Gregory Marion 1 14 Lawson Road Washington, NC 27889 Copeland, Timothy Walter Route 1. Box 94 Pantego, NC 27860 Cornette, Richard Anthony P.O. Box 273 Sparta. NC 28675 Cosby, Steven Goodwin 2708 Omega Road Richmond, VA 23228 Costelio, Mark Edward Route 1. Box 146 Gore, VA 22637 Cottle, James 0. 8705 Chesley Court Raleigh, NC 27612 Cotton, Nichole Tiojuana 22912 Banneker Boulevard Aquasco. MD 20608 ' Cottrell, Kim Leonard Route 1, Box 174-B1 Louisburg, NC 27549 Couch, Kimberly Lee 2819 North Duke Street Durham, NC 27704 Couch, Leigh Anne 3519 Stoney brook Drive Durham, NC 27705 Cox, Donald Allen 421 Ralph Drive Cary, NC 27511 Cox, Evelyn W. 309 Sunset Avenue Louisburg, NC 27549 Cox, John McAllister 206 Ridgewood Drive Goldsboro, NC 27530 Cox, Julie Mosby 1555 Woods Road, Apt. C-6 Winston-Salem, NC 27106 Cox, Monica Dawn P.O. Box 393 Havelock, NC 28532 Cozart, Susan Allison Route 4 Roxboro, NC 27573 Crabtree, Suzette R. P.O. Box 26 Point Harbor, NC 27964 Craft, Philip Charles Route 6, Box 73 Chapel Hill, NC 27514 Craig, Elizabeth Parker 209 East Rockv ay Durham, NC 27704 Crane, Suzanne Hale 1212 Hedgelawn Way Raleigh, NC 27609 Creech, Harriet Margaret Route 2, Box 325A Franklinton, NC 27525 Creekmore, Clay Todd 137 Old Drive Chesapeake, VA 23320 Cruz, Gina Marie 808 Westover Avenue Kinston, NC 28501 Cullipher, Jerry Preston 313 Prince Road Greenville, NC 27834 Cummings, Sheryl Anne 3004 Camelot Drive Kinston, NC 28501 Dahle, Allison Anne 3227 Birnamwood Road Raleigh, NC 27607 Daniel, David Hayes 3213 Sherbon Drive Durham, NC 27707 Daniel, Kerry Allan Route 4, Box 271 Wake Forest, NC 27587 Daniel, Robert Anthony 106 Beam Circle Louisburg, NC 27549 Davenport, Joey Dean 1001 Glenwood Avenue Raleigh, NC 27605 Davis, Alan Scott Holly Hills Farm Kittrell, NC 27544 Davis, Lisa Gay P.O. Box 961 Marion. NC 28752 Davis, Pike Cole 3508 Longview Burlington. NC 27215 Davis, Teresa Alice 5283 Windy Hill Court Raleigh, NC 27712 Day, Harold Love, Jr. 1 18 Byv ood Drive Durham, NC 27712 Deabenderfer, Blaine L., Jr. R.D. 6, Box 163 Indiana, PA 15701 Dean, Joseph Lawrence 2706 Crestline Avenue Raleigh, NC 27603 Dellinger, John Charles 3912 Buffalo Road Raleigh, NC 27604 Dennis, Lorrie Ann Route 2, Oakridge Road Franklinton, NC 27525 165 Denny, Alice Rebecca 805 Weeks Drive Tarboro, NC 27886 Detomo, Daniel Joseph 3325 Cornwallis Road Durham, NC 27705 Dew, Brain Bernard 7600 Litchford Road Raleigh, NC 27609 Diggett, James Whitney Route 7, Box 159 Raleigh, NC 27614 Distasio, Lisa Marie 842 NW 81st Way Plantation, FL 33324 Dixon, Dwight Carl Route 2, Box 16A Hurdle Mills, NC 27541 Dockery, Daryl Wayne 1105 Port Street Laurinburg, NC 28352 Dominici, Laura Jean 242 Connetquot Avenue East Islip, NY 11730 Dreyfus, Louis Joseph 315 Nelson Drive Goldsboro, NC 27530 Dry, Todd Wilson 1204 Watergate Court Raleigh, NC 27609 Dunson, Marie Katharine 6429 Chapman Court Raleigh, NC 27612 Dunston, Judy Vanessa P.O. Box 151 Sunn, NC 27508 Dupree, John McCray Route 2, Box 73A Youngsville, NC 27596 Eddy, John Lewis 4519 Long Branch Trail Raleigh, NC 27604 Edmund, James Phillip P.O. Box 714 Lumberton, NC 28538 Edwards, Betsy Rose Route 2, Box 255 Creedmoor, NC 27522 Edwards, Jonathan Scott 105 Strattord Drive Louisburg, NC 27549 Efird, James Frank P.O. Box 2067 New Bern, NC 28560 Egan, Jerilyn Marie 5302 Revere Road Durham, NC 27713 Eidson, Patricia Jayne 121 Nottingham Drive Cary, NC 27511 Elam, Willie Joseph Route 1, Box 150-C Warrenton, NC 27589 Elier, Jamie Shaun 601 North Main Street Louisburg, NC 27549 Ellington, Adrian Craig Route 6, Box 732 Henderson, NC 27536 Elliot, Joseph Benjamin 636 Paul Street Rocky Mount, NC 27801 Ellison, Patricia Mae Route 4, Box 295 Manning, SC 29102 Ennis, Leslie Katharine 4209 Pike Road Raleigh, NC 27612 Epperson, Abigail Hope Bo 165 Kenbridge, VA 23944 Evans, Angelia Annette Route 5, Box 78 Louisburg, NC 27549 Evans, Charlie Morise, Jr. P.O. Box 173 Louisburg, NC 27549 Evans, Deborah Diana Route 5, Box 97 Henderson, NC 27536 Evans, Mack Anthony 5121 Royal Acres Drive Raleigh, NC 27610 Evans, Teresa Dawn 619 Epsom Road Henderson, NC 27536 Faison, Clara Jeanette P.O. Box 401 Jackson, NC 27845 Faison, Marian Laurice 2219 Garner Road Raleigh, NC 27610 Farrell, Dorothy Elizabeth P.O. Box 8404 Richmond, VA 23326 Farrior, Marsha Graham 602 Westbrook Street Wallace, NC 28466 Farris, Kristy Lynn 2915 S. Fairway Drive Burlinton, NC 27215 Ferguson, John Rogers, III 6912 Pawtuckett Road Charlotte, NC 28214 Ferrell, Patton Burch 133 Crestview Drive Durham, NC 27712 Finch, Stanley Lane 7204 Long Street Drive Raleigh, NC 27609 Finn, Susan Elizabeth 1012 Manchester Drive Cary, NC 27511 Fleming, Jeffrey Kerr Route 1, Box 6-B Manson, NC 27553 Fleming, Susanna Price 214 Edgewood Drive 166 Louisburg, NC 27549 Floyd, Angela Gail 5530 Sharon Terrace Jacksonville. FL 32207 Floyd, Sarah Constance 151-F Treetop Drive Fayetteville. NC 28301 Flythe, Jesse Colon 532 Oakwood Lane Graham, NC 27253 Fogg, Connie Dolores Route 1. Box 67 Manson, NC 27553 Ford, John Henry Route 1, Box 1256 Hollywood, MD 20636 Foster, Merry Sue Box 93 Hatteras, NC 27943 Foushee, Jean Alette Route 1, Box 200A Bennett. NC 27208 Fredrick, Carol Jean P.O. Box 516, Route 2 Falson, NC 28341 Fulcher, Stephen Thomas 4504 Country Club Road New Bern, NC 28560 FuKord, Kathy Renee Route 1. Box 379 Holden Beach, NC 28462 Fuller, Anita Carol 3621 Melrose Drive Raleigh, NC 27604 Funderburk, Timothy Jones 3128 Stancil Place Charlotte, NC 28205 Galloway, Sonia Kim 5109 Green Oak Drive Durham. NC 27712 Gardner, Jacqueline Kaye Route 5, Box 106 Louisburg, NC 27549 Garrett, Corydon Dwight, Jr. P.O. Box 608 Greenville. NC 27834 Garrett, Garland B., Ill 2106 Lynwood Drive Wilmington, NC 28403 Garrett, Jim Sealy 8816 Trailing Cedar Drive Raleigh, NC 27609 Garrett, John Carol P.O. Box 164 Louisburg, NC 27549 Garrett, Mary G. 605 East Tenth Street Greenville, SC 27834 Gaskell, Curtis William 5 Truman Road Havelock, NC 28532 Catling, Pamela Jean P.O. Box 341 Jackson, NC 27845 Gill, Charles William, Jr. 1900 Barribee Lane Richmond. VA 23229 Gill, Frances Ann 802 Kenmore Avenue Louisburg, NC 27549 Girton, Wanda Carol Route 4, Box 415-A Louisburg, NC 27549 Glancy, Thomas Lee 3316 Chalmers Drive Wilmington, NC 28403 Glonek, Dorothy Melva P.O. Box 201 Hatteras, NC 27943 Goodrum, Ansley Ruth 4726 Coronada Drive Charlotte, NC 28212 Goodson, Henry Higgs 1102 East Rockspring Road Greenville, NC 27834 Goodwin, Jacqueline Marie 605 Sardis Drive Raleigh, NC 27603 Goswick, Evelyn Nelms Route 1, Box 39B Louisburg, NC 27549 Goyette, Diane Holmes Route 1, Box 253B Henderson, NC 27536 Goyke, Anne-Marie 8150 Hunters Grove Road Jacksonville, FL 32216 Grady, Anthony Earl 3005 Gary Drive Kinston, NC 28501 Grady, Ned Thomas P.O. Box 1435 Kinston, NC 28501 Grant, James Michael 1300 Edgebrook Drive Garner, NC 27529 Grantham, Lee McKellar 121 Best Drive Lumberton, NC 28358 Grantham, Margaret Phila P.O. Box 323 Chadbourn, NC 28431 Graves, Robin Regina 1301 NC 61 Whitsitt, NC 27377 Gray, David Gene 3745 Swarthmore Road Durham, NC 27707 Gray, William Eric P.O. Box 292 Wanchese, NC 27918 Green, Guy Todd 309 Hopkins Avenue Spring Hope, NC 27882 Green, Laura Ann Route 4, Box 192-A Louisburg. NC 27549 Greenwald, Robin Rae 1412 Debra Drive 167 Gary, NC 27511 Greer, Jeffrey Alan 512 Westbrook Avenue Elon College, NC 27244 Griffin, Arthur Alan Route 2, Box 325A Franklinton, NC 27526 Griffin, Philip Blake Route 1, Box 4D Kenly, NC 27542 Griffin, William Floyd, III Route 3, Box 1 Louisburg, NC 27549 Grissom, Martha Althea 26 Forest Lake Circle Greensboro, NC 27407 Griswold, Kenneth Vincent 208 West Mclver Street Zebulon, NC 27597 Groome, Kyle Bradford 3208 Cobb Hill Lane Oakton, VA 22142 Gruber, Walter Gray 808 Ellynn Drive Cary, NC 27511 Gupton, Terry Leigh 2654 Wessex Road Winston-Salenn, NC 27106 Hale, George Southerland 2316 Princess Place Drive Wilminton, NC 28405 Hall, Gloria Matthews 305 North Main Street Wake Forest, NC 27587 Hamilton, Holly Lynn 4913 Richland Drive Raleigh, NC 27612 Hamilton, Maurice Route 1, Box 298-B New Bern, NC 28560 Hardy, Robert Keeling, Jr. 108 Patterson Drive Rocky Mount, NC 27801 Harper, Elizabeth Sharon Route 2, Box 20A Louisburg, NC 27549 Harrelson, Jeffrey Carlton 4912 Latimer Road Raleigh, NC 27609 Harris, Henry Lee Route 4, Box 378 Louisburg, NC 27549 Harris, Jacqueline Marlene 2209 Fox Trot Road Raleigh, NC 27610 Harris, Kimberty Jo 6913 Electra Drive Raleigh, NC 27607 Harris, Kyle Fredrick 849-20th Street Newport News, VA 23607 Harris, Lane D. Louisburg College Louisburg, NC 27549 Harris, Mark Allen Route 1, Box 203 Willow Springs, NC 27592 Harris, Steven Orlando 528 New Bern Avenue Raleigh, NC 27601 Harris, William Lee Route 3, Box 120 Louisburg, NC 27549 Harrison, Nancy Fay P.O. Box 371 Youngsville, NC 27596 Hawkins, Winston Wells 2304 Rowland Avenue Lumberton, NC 28358 Hawks, Timothy Jay Route 1, Box 11-B Norlina, NC 27563 Hawley, William Cameron 602 Prince Avenue Goldsboro, NC 27530 Heafner, Randy Rae 3307 Timberlake Road Raleigh, NC 27604 Hedgepeth, Gerald Clair 1125 Hall Street Henderson, NC 27536 Helton, Rhonda Louise 4404 Lambeth Drive Raleigh, NC 27609 Hendrick, Wesley McClellan Route 1, Box 208 Oxford, NC 27565 Henson, James Philip 3424 Sheridan Drive Durham, NC 27707 Hicks, Barbara Ann Route 2, Box 186-A Enfield, NC 27823 Hicks, Mark Daniel Route 6, Box 471 Apex, NC 27502 Hill, Audrey Tina Route 2, Box 243-B Henderson, NC 27536 Hill, Sylvia Cecilia 1705 Freeman Street Wilson, NC 27893 Hines, John Patrick 4520 Gates Street Raleigh, NC 27609 Hines, Willis, III 1903 Cambridge Drive Kinston, NC 28501 Hipsher, Robert Louis 205 Benson Road Garner, NC 27529 Hobbs, Kimberly Long 300 Linden Street Woodland, NC 27897 Holden, Gregory Conrad P.O. Box 193 Smithfield, NC 27577 Holder, Deborah Lynne 6326 Bellspring Drive 168 Mechanicsville. VA 23111 Holder, Sharon Jean 9316 Gayton Road Richmond, VA 23229 Holland, Steven Edward 705 Woodland Trail Louisburg, NC 27549 Holliday, Henry Milton Route 2, Box 31 Youngsville. NC 27596 Holloman, Michael Linwood Route 3. Box 277-A Wilson, NC 27893 Holloway, James Watson, Jr. Route 5, Box 277-A Henderson, NC 27536 Hollowell, Steven Earl Box 218 Bayboro. NC 28515 Holt, Mary deRosset 206 Meadowbrook Terrace Greensboro, NC 27408 Holton, Fred McCotter P.O. Box 89 Oreintal. NC 28751 Hooker, Marke Shawn 2425C Wesvill Court Raleigh, NC 27607 Hoover, Dana Lyn 404 Chadwick Drive Raleigh. NC 27609 Horton, Candace Marie 400 Wendy Lane Zebulon. NC 27597 Horton, Jesse Len 4737G Courtney Lane Raleigh, NC 27604 Hudson, David Craig 520 Carole Lane Charlotte, NC 28214 Huggins, John Charles, Jr. 405 West 21st Street Lumberton, NC 28358 Hughes, Celeste Wheless Route 4, Box 160 Louisburg, NC 27549 Hunt, Tina Marie Route 3. Box 417-A Raleigh, NC 27603 Hunter, Darrell Brent 1211 Chowan Road Durham, NC 27713 Hunter,James Randy Route 2, Box 225 Knightdale, NC 27545 Hunter, Rodney LaMont 1211 Chowan Road Durham, NC 27713 Hutchings, Wingate Martin, Jr. 724 Newsom Street Durham, NC 27704 Hutson, Lloyd Craig Route 3 Durham, NC 27713 Icenhour, Scott Michael 1354 Gardencrest Circle Raleigh, NC 27612 Jackson, Ashley Elizabeth 224 Dover Road Rocky Mount, NC 27801 Jackson, Michael Dennis Route 4, Box 383 Dunn, NC 28334 Jenkins, Lee Byant 161 1 Cambridge Drive Kinston, NC 28501 Jens, Brian Gerald 1905 White Plains Road Chapel Hill, NC 27514 Johnson, Belinda Dare P.O. Box 777 Sanford, NC 27330 Johnson, Charles Edward P.O. Box 404 Crewe. VA 23930 Johnson, Christopher Ash Route 6, Box 237B Mocksville, NC 27028 Johnson, James Brack, III 314 Continential Drive Durham, NC 27712 Johnson, James Franklin 1412 Mack Street Spring Lake, NC 28390 Johnson, John Bradley 314 Continential Drive Durham, NC 27712 Johnson, Joseph 5560B Orcutt Avenue Newport News, VA 23605 Johnson, Joseph Ernest, Jr. 1128 Cridland Road Greensboro, NC 27408 Johnston, Clarence Mitchell 1202 Decatur Road Jacksonville, NC 28540 Jones, Frances Jeannie 4130 Camelot Drive, Apt. A-3 Raleigh, NC 27609 Jones, Jonathan Cade 3003 Harriman Avenue Durham. NC 27705 Jones, Lisa Gay Route 1, Box 7 Farfield, NC 27826 Jones, Martha Bagley 4005 Hawthorne Rocky Mount, NC 27801 Jones, Thomas Inman 1020 Deerfield Drive Raleigh, NC 27609 Joyner, Caria Ann Route 6, Box 90 Louisburg, NC 27549 Joyner, Donald Scott P.O. Box 175 Nashville, NC 27856 Joyner, Louis Mahler 126 Stratford Drive 169 Louisburg, NC 27549 Joyner, Rebecca Brooks Drake 701 Woodland Trail Louisburg, NC 27549 Joyner, Sidney McDonald Route 2, Box 108-x Elm City, NC 27822 Joyner, Teresa Dee 12 Dixie Trail Raleigh, NC 27607 Jump, Juanjta Doreen Route 3, Box 319-A Louisburg, NC 27549 Kale, Tracy Annette P.O. Box 54 Walkertown, NC 27051 Kearney, Angela Elizabeth 603 Kenmore Avenue Louisburg, NC 27549 Kearney, Rita Rose 1105 Country Ridge Road Raleigh, NC 27609 Kearney, Tammie Lorraine 401 South Chavis Street Franklinton, NC 27525 Kearns, Robert Ashley 4113 Spruce Drive Raleigh, NC 27612 Keen, Mike Scott 3226 Crandon Lane Raleigh, NC 27604 Keeth, Brian Edward 12 Walnut Drive Oxford, PA 19363 Keeton, James Winston 1105 Willow Lawn Drive Richmond, VA 23226 Keith, Marcus Reginald Route 1, Box 381 -A Raleigh, NC 27614 Keith, Richard Bernard 122 Grant Street Louisburg, NC 27549 Kelley, William Lynn 906 Pinkston Street Henderson, NC 27536 Kelly, Deborah 116 Sterling Street Franklinton NC 27525 Kerr, Jimmie Claiborne, Jr. 200 Seven Oaks Road Apt. 16-B Durham, NC 27704 Kersey, Lizzie Mae P.O. Box 206 Manson, NC 27553 Kidd, Steven Alan P.O. Box 843 Liberty, NC 27298 Kimrey, Brian Douglas 1337 Burlingate Place Burlington, NC 27215 King, Carol Suzanne 4815-B Hollendon Drive Raleigh, NC 27604 King, Janell Blair Route 1, Box 298 Norlina, NC 27563 King, Michael Craig 6825 Lake Wheeler Road Raleigh, NC 27603 King, William S. Route 4, Box 163-A Wake Forest, NC 27587 Kerby, James Thomas 704 Chub Lake Street Roxboro, NC 27573 Kirby, Steven Craig 603 West 32nd Street Lumberton, NC 28358 Kirschner, Jennifer Helen Route 1, Box 81 Oriental, NC 28571 Kistler, Robert Mark 1016 Ninth Street Durham, NC 27705 Kitayama, Nobuo Box 26 Yahata Post Office Kitakyushu-shi 805, JAPAN Klatt, Kristina Elaine P.O. Box 171 Louisburg, NC 27549 Klingel, Allan Ward Route 6, Box 170 Trenton Chapel Hill, NC 27514 Kuel, Barbara Anne 6709 Van Haven Drive Raleigh, NC 27609 Lacy, Benjamin Pulley, Jr. 335 Smith Drive Durham, NC 27712 Lane, Lawrence B., Jr. 1606 Longview Avenue Tarboro, NC 27886 Lane, Roderick E. P.O. Box 584 Snow Hill, NC 28580 Lassiter, Lisa Kaye Route 2, Box 780 Henderson, NC 27536 Laughter, Nancy Erin 8714 Wishart Road Richmond VA 23229 Leete, Lisa Anne Route 1, Box 44 Macon, NC 27551 Leggett, Gregory Allen 3404 North Walnut Street Lumberton, NC 28358 Leonard, Dawn Micheie 410 West over Drive Lexington, NC 27292 Leonard Kimberly Dawn Route 2, Hwy. 150 Clemmons, NC 27012 Lewis, Frederick William, III 2315 Oleander Drive Wilmington, NC 28403 Little, Lee Floyd P.O. Box 252 170 Ansonville, NC 28007 Livingston, David Mathias 5813-B Nottoway Court Raleigh, NC 27609 Lloyd, Daniel Graham 1802 Vandora Springs Road Garner, NC 27529 Lloyd, Denise Suzette Route 1. Box 191-A Louisburg, NC 27549 Lloyd, Philip Bryant 614 Churchill Drive Chapel Hill. NC 27514 Lloyd, Stephen Wayne 1810 Kirkwood Drive Durham, NC 27705 Logan, Jane Thomas 2006 Elizabeth Street Tarboro, NC 27886 Long, Linda Ann P.O. Box 152 Norlina, NC 27563 Long, Scarlett Ray 3770 Kings Cross Road Lumberton, NC 28358 Long, Susan Eleanor 5030 Raintree Road Durham, NC 27712 Lowe, Eileen Odette 8509 Haw River Road Kernersville, NC 27284 Lowery, Vivian Elaine Route 1, Box 7-J Youngsville, NC 27596 Loyd, Stephen Craig Route 1, Box 117A Louisburg, NC 27549 Lucas, Dal Freeman Route 2. Box 459 Knightdale, NC 27545 Lucas, Kurt Augustus 2115 Braircliff Court Vienna. VA 22180 Lucas, Sclestia Elizabeth P O. Box 23 Youngsville, NC 27596 Luck, Chris Edward 915 Ferncrest Drive Durham, NC 27705 Lynch, Tracey Ann 5800-H Nottoway Drive Raleigh, NC 27609 Maddox, Bryan Lorenza P.O Box 623 Beulaville. NC 28518 Maddrey, Jonathan Edward Route 2. Box 343-A Wake Forest. NC 27587 Mahaffey, Elizabeth Ann P.O. Box 8 Rocky Point, NC 28457 Manning, Rose Marie Route 1. Box 245 Richlands. NC 28574 Marks, John Thomas, Jr. 236 Highland Avenue Burlington, NC 27215 Martin, David Lee 127 Ellington Street Fayetteville, NC 28305 Martin, Lisa Kay Route 1, Box 73 Norlina, NC 27563 Martin, Macon Todd 307 Briarcliff Road Rocky Mount, NC 27801 Martin, Mary Lisa P.O. Box 87, E. Jackson Rich Square, NC 27869 Masters, James Bennett 106 Harris Heights Spruce Pine, NC 28777 Matthews, Joseph Todd 1302 Guy Avenue Dunn, NC 28334 Matthews, Mark Douglas 721 Douglas Avenue Portsmouth, VA 23707 Matthews, Samuel Ray, Jr. Route 3, Box 334 Wilmington, NC 28403 May, Mary Lynn 112 Beam Circle Louisburg, NC 27549 Mayberry, Debra Jane 905 Cindy Street Gary, NC 27511 Mayo, Edward Spencer 223 Churchill Drive Greenville. NC 27834 McArthur, Jerome 1220 Liberty Street Rocky Mount, NC 27801 McCtary, Gladys Best 1708 South Harrell Street Goldsboro, NC 27530 McCiaud, Claudette Lavon Route 1. Box 18-A Swan Quarter, NC 27885 McClearn, Roselyn Elizabeth 103 West Preston Street Selma, NC 27576 McCurdy, Fred Davis, IV 15 Meadowbrook Drive Durham, NC 27712 McCutcheon, Archibald Henrey 1014 Mulbeery Road Martinsville, VA 24112 McDonald, John Barkman 305 Sunset Avenue Louisburg, NC 27549 McFarland, Ginger Layne 4008 Fiesta Road Durham, NC 27703 McGilvary, Loree Lynn 5605 Farley Drive Raleigh. NC 27609 McKee, Kecia Suzanne 100 Martin Street 171 Dunn, NC 28344 McKeithtan, Mark Anthony Route 3, Box 495N Lumberton, NC 28358 McSorley, Katherine Ann 3425 Mansfield Rocky Mount, NC 27801 Meacham, Brenda Rene 155 Pine Ledge Drive Rockingham, NC 28379 Meade, Aubrey Lyman, Jr. 3709 Lee Road Raleigh, NC 27604 Medley, Cindy Marie 1707 Longview Avenue Tarboro, NC 27886 Medlln, Cathi Sabrina Rt. 4 Louisburg, NC 27549 Medlin, Debra Ann 640 Paul Street Rocky Mount, NC 27801 Medlin, Isaac Gregory 2429-A Wesvill Court Raleigh. NC 27607 Melvin, James David 1907 Oxford Road Kinston, NC 28501 Mercer, Marianne Route 1, Box 360 Lumberton, NC 28358 Merritt, Gwendolyn Denise 596 East Walnut Street Wake Forest, NC 27587 Mewborn, Stephanie June 3006 Johnson Street Kinston, NC 28501 Middleton, Nancy Lynn 2404 West Club Boulevard Durhan, NC 27705 Miller, Barbara Ann P.O. Box 25 Merritt, NC 28556 Miller, David Leroy Route 1, Box 355 Hillsborough, NC 27278 Miller, Dennis Craig 5229 Chesapeake Road Fayetteville, NC 28301 Mitchell, Brenda Lee Route 6, Box 440 Henderson, NC 27536 Mitchell, Karen Leigh Route 1, Box 234 Franklinton, NC 27525 Mitchell, Paul Wade 1201 Stockton Road Kinston, NC 28501 Mitchell, Penny Carol Route 2, Box 33 Youngsville, NC 27596 Mock, Jody Michelle 2709 Mirror Lake Drive Burlington, NC 27215 Monsour, Kelly LaRue 938 Pamalee Drive Fayetteville, NC 28303 Montague, Carol Ellen 5804 Dean Avenue Raleigh, NC 27604 Montague, Glenn Clark 6400 Castlebrook Drive Raleigh, NC 27604 Moody, Lynne Antoinette 3103 Dixon Road Durham, NC 27707 Moore, Daniel Waverly P.O. Box 44 Red Oak, NC 27868 Moore, Douglas Holt Route 2, Box 95 Louisburg, NC 27549 Moore, Gregory Thomas 3109 Cartw right Drive Raleigh, NC 27612 Moore, Paul Thomas, III 4415 Poole Road Raleigh, NC 27610 Morris, Cynthia Marie 2000 Walnut Street Durham, NC 27705 Morris, Michael Gregory 504 Londley Road Greensboro, NC 27410 Moseley, William Rosser, Jr. 8101 Chickahominy Bluffs Richmond, VA 23227 Murray, Charles Floyd, Jr. Route 4, Box 223 Louisburg, NC 27549 Murray, Laura Lee Route 6, Box 70 Laurinburg, NC 28352 Myatt, Dallas Nathan P.O. Box 155 Willow Springs, NC 27592 Myers, Mary Susan Route 3, Box 1409-A Ahoskie, NC 27910 Myers, Thomas Scott 514 Garner Townes Lane Garner, NC 27529 Myrick, Linda Anne P.O. Box 79 Noriina, NC 27563 Nash, Jane G. Route 2, Box 459-A Louisburg, NC 27549 Nash, Sheila Diane P.O. Box 403 South Hill, VA 23970 Neal, Robert Henry Route 2, Box 160 Franklinton, NC 27525 Nelms, Mary BIythe Route 1, Box 76 Castalia, NC 27816 Nelson, Alizabeth Metcalfe 904 Currituck Drive 172 Raleigh. NC 27609 Neustadt, Deborah Anne 8801 Brook View Court Raleigh. NC 27612 Newby, Virginia Ann P.O. Box 101 Bullock. NC 17507 NewBome, Johnathan Jeffrey 4318 Lambeth Drive Raleigh. NC 27609 Nichols, Mary Nell 113 Elmwood Terrace Greensboro, NC 27408 Nickalson, John Barry Route 2, 703 Hillandale Garner. NC 27529 Nizich, Stephen Glenn918 Queensferry Road Cary. NC 27511 Norton, Clayton Marshall Route 2, Box 89A Clarkton. NC 28433 Oakley, Allyson Fay 3510 Longview Street Burlington. NC 27215 Ohmi, Mayumi 1-53-6 Izumi-cho Suginami-ku Tokyo. JAPAN 168 O ' Leary, Linda Jeanette 2813 Ellsworth Drive Greenville. NC 27834 Ormsby, Janice Line P.O. Box 146 Warrenton, NC 27589 Overton, Harry D., Jr. 9415 Bonnie Dale Road Richmond, VA 23229 Owen, Julia Felecia Route 1, Box 122a Angler. NC 27501 Paige, Rufus Lynn 1104 E. Second Street Slier City. NC 27344 Palmer, James Tucker 5625A Forest Oaks Drive Raleigh. NC 27609 Parker, Brenda Lynne 7022 Falconbridge Road Chapel Hill. NC 275 Parker, Charles Drummond 306 Glen Oak Drive Goldsboro. NC 27530 Parker, David Krikland, III Route 4. Box 745 Fayetteville. NC 28304 Parker, James Frederick 500 DeWitt Street Jacksonville. NC 28540 Parker, James William 1201 Charles Drive Laurinburg, NC 28352 Parker, Kevin Scott 464 Elm Avenue Buena Cista. CA 24416 Parker, Lozen Route 5, Box 266 Rocky Mount, NC 27801 Parker, Todd Stephen 1010 Kings Grant Road Wilmington. NC 28405 Parrish, Christopher Melton 8514 Holly Hill Road Richmond, VA 23229 Patterson, Harold 1207 Swan Street Greensboro. NC 27407 Patterson, Ronald Lloyd, Jr. 310 South West Street Cary. NC 27511 Pearce, Cynthia Joy Route 3, Box 124 Zebulon, NC 27549 Pearce, David Scott Route 1. Box 310 Lacrosse. VA 23950 Pearce, Lisa Mario Route 6. Box 28 Louisburg. NC 27549 Peel, Sydney Eldridge P.O. Box 441 Williamston. NC 27892 Pendergrass, Kemp Battle Ward Street Chapel Hill. NC 27514 Peoples, Terry Wayne 801 Ethelored Street Fayetteville. NC 28303 Perkins, Debra Josephine Route 3. Box 15 Inman. SC 29349 Permenter, John W., Ill 3537 Chalmers Drive Wilmington. NC 28403 Pernell, Cheryl Ann 702 Highgate Place Raleigh, NC 27610 Perry, DIvis LeVern Route 2. Box 313 Middlesex. NC 27557 Perry, Ely Jackson, III 1104 Walker Drive Kinston, NC 28501 Perry, Lisa Carolyn Route 1. Box 111-A Louisburg. NC 27549 Perry, Lou Ann P.O. Box 52 Louisburg. NC 27549 Peterson, Herbert Route 3. Box 138 Zebulon, NC 27597 Pettiford, Wanda Colleen Route 3. Box 88 Louisburg. NC 27549 Pettus, Trent Lavon 4000 Colonial Avenue Norfolk, VA 23508 Phillips, Charles Warren 4819D Tower Road 173 Greensboro, NC 27410 Gary, NG 27511 Raleigh, NG 27612 Phillips, Curtis Eugene 315 Heflin Street Charlotte, NG 27205 Phillips, Lucia Annette Route 2, Box 205 Smithfleld, NG 27577 Pike, Beverly Inez 1433 Ghester Road Raleigh, NG 27608 Pittman, Kimberly Dawn 6417 Dixon Drive Raleigh, NG 27609 Platter, Kenneth Ray 534 Broadway Kissinnnnee, FL 32741 Pleasant, Kelly Elizabeth 4818 Greenbrier Road Raleigh, NG 27603 Poe, Timothy Alan 230 Pineview Road Durham, NG 27707 Ponder, Reginald Wallace, Jr. 2234 Wheeler Road Raleigh, NG 27607 Pope, Edward Crowell 1300 Oakview Drive Greenville, NG 27834 Porter, Joel Bennett 3117 Gartwright Drive Raleigh, NG 27612 Potter, David Mark 320 Northclift Drive Raleigh, NG 27609 Potter, Frank Lee, Jr. Route 1, Box 21 2D Kenansville, NG 28349 Powell, Bonnie Felicia 613 Glark Street Rocky Mount, NG 27801 Powell, John Charles 530 East Gornwall Presley, Donald Ray Route 1, Box 48 Ashburn, VA 22011 Pridgen, Robin Ruth 220 Princess Street Wilmington, NG 28401 Privette, Deborah Sue Route 4, Box 220 Wake Forest, NG 27587 Pugh, John Wesley, Jr. 411 Northridge Street Greensboro, NG 27403 Pulley, Jonathan Owens P.O. Box 467 Gourtland, VA 23837 Purcell, Thomas Franklin P.O. Box 334 Deltaville, VA 23043 Purvis, Gregory Wilson Route 2, Box 34 Bennett, NG 27208 Puryear, Caria Sue Route 4, Box 100 Wake Forest, NG 27587 Ragland, William Wesley, ill 305 Edward Lane Louisburg, NG 27549 Ray, Gordon Wayne 502 Oak Street Roanoke Rapids, NG 27870 Read, David Franklin 1276 West Lebanon Mt. Airy, NC 27030 Reed, Reginald Michael 2010D Quail Forest Drive Raleigh, NC 27609 Reid, Argretta Yvonne Route 6, Box 646 Middleburg, NG 27556 Reynolds, Trafton E. 5025 Hermitage Drive Rhodes, Dorothy Vivian Route 3, Box 24-A Fletcher. NG 28732 Rice, Patricia Susan 2008 Lake Drive Laurinburg, NG 28352 Richards, Gerald Eric 322 Gravely Drive Rocky Mount, NC 27801 Richardson, Daisy Mae Route 2, Box 144 Spring Hope, NG 27882 Richardson, Vivian Louise 502 South Green Street Selma, NG 27576 Riggsbee, Douglass Womack Route 3. Box 134 Amherst Dr. Durham, NG 27713 Rivenbark, Barbara Gail 817 Hiawatha Drive Willmington, NG 28403 Robinson, Julia Elizabeth 1506 St. John ' s Lane Rockingham, NG 28379 Rogers, Rena Elizabeth P.O. Box 696 Henderson, NC 27536 Rogers, Timothy Herman Route 1, Box 194-3 Louisburg, NC 27549 Rollins, Nan Rene 107 South Easton Court Garner, NG 27529 Ross, Mardy David Route 2, Box 32-A Franklinton, NG 27525 Rossi, Elizabeth Louise 200 Hillcrest Road New Bern, NG 28560 Rouse, Alison Dail Route 2, Box 148 A 174 Rose Hill, NC 28458 Durham, NC 27705 Madison Heights. VA 24572 Roytter, Edward Lee 5601 Paul Road Raleigh. NC 27604 Ruth, George Warren 3315 Cameron Drive Henderson, NC 27536 Sadler, Derwood Roberson, Route 1, Box 824 Williamston, NC 27892 Shields, William Robert, Jr. 3414 Hermine Street Durham. NC 27705 Shook, Stephanie Dawn 411 East Rowan Street Raleigh, NC 27609 Simpson, William Pride 2906 Buckingham Road Durham, NC 27707 Smith, Steven Wesley 1633 Pineview Drive Raleigh, NC 27606 Snyder, Tammy Leigh 804 South Chestnut Street Henderson, NC 27536 Sole, Jennifer Elizabeth 10517 Ashburn Road Richmond, VA 23235 Sailing, William David 3 Waltham Place Chapel Hill, NC 27514 Sanders, Belinda Gail Route 2, Box 243- A- 1 Zebulon. NC 27597 Saunders, David Franklin 1017 Sioux Drive Jacksonville. NC 18540 Sawyer, Jerry Wright, Jr. P.O. Box 213 Washington, NC 27889 Scott, Bryan Myers, Jr. 3601 Wedgewood Drive New Bern. NC 28560 Seneca, Sheila McCoy Route 1. Box 38B Wake Forest, NC 27587 Sharp, Raid Perkins 3526 Canterbury Road New Bern, NC 28560 Sharpe, Jeffrey Brian 17 Patriot Circle Durham, NC 27704 Shearin, Julia Carol Route 4, Box 212 Louisburg, NC 27549 Shearin, Richard Bryan 124 Strarford Drive Louisburg, NC 27549 Shelton, Norman Thomas, Jr. 3414 Pinafore Drive Sinclair, David Neill 2322 Stallings Drive Kinston, NC 28502 Slaughter, Delmar Glenn 4748 Cochise Trail Richmond, VA 23237 Sloan, Linwood Ray Route 2 Zebulon, NC 27597 Smith, Bettie Larraine Route 1, Box 168 Kittrell, NC 27544 Smith, Catherine Delores Route 2, Box 364 Henderson, NC 27536 Smith, George William, III 1608-D Quail Ridge Road Raleigh, NC 27609 Smith, llanda 202 S. Williams Street Farmville, NC 27828 Smith, James Marty 2416 Fox Hollow Road Charlotte, NC 28212 Smith, Michael Paul 905 Spring Lane Sanford, NC 27330 Smith, Nancy Snowden 3829-H Brentwood Road Ralegih. NC 27604 Smith, Neil Wallace 8 Henry Drive Southall, Dianne Carol Route 4, Box 39 Louisburg, NC 27549 Sowell, Sabrina Lee 1 104 DeBoy Street Raleigh. NC 27606 Spence, Charlsie Arlene 713 Kimbrough Street Raleigh, NC 27608 Spence, Donna Lynn Route 5, Box 105 Elizabeth City, NC 27909 Spencer, Amy Lou 107 Stratford Drive Louisburg, NC 27549 Spencer, Lynda Rae 107 Stratford Drive Louisburg, NC 27549 Spigner, Prescott Bush, III 2101 Sparre Drive Kinston. NC 28501 Spivey, James Chuck 3775 Kings Cross Road Lumberton, NC 28358 Staton, Barry Nelson Route 3, Box 483 Henderson, NC 27536 Starnes, Betty Campbell Route 3. Box 99 Franklinton, NC 27525 Stephens, Cynthia Marie P.O. Box 434 175 Aberdeen, NC 28315 Lumber Bridge, NC 28357 Durham, NC 27712 Stephenson, George Haywood 3604 Gail Drive Rocky Mount, NC 27801 Stephenson, Michael Wayne 433 Southwick Drive Fayetteville, NC 28303 Stevens, Danya Dee Route 2, Box 322 Williamston, NC 27892 Sullivan, Anne Morrissey Route 5, Box 368 Apex, NC 27502 Sullivan, Lisa DeAnn Route 5, Box 368 Apex, NC 27502 Swinson, Kelly 3320 Alabama Avenue Durham, NC 27705 Tietgen, Kimberly Lynn 5400 Mapleridge Road Raleigh, NC 27609 Tillet, Jacqueline J. Route 1, Box 1607 Manteo, NC 27954 Tilley, Lori Aline Route 5, Box 167 Oxford, NC 27565 Stevens, Laura Denise 2413 Folger Street Raleigh, NC 27604 Stocks, Felton Wallace Route 1, Box 71 A Hookerton, NC 28538 Sylvester, Leon Ward, III P.O. Box 295 Richlands, NC 28574 Sylvester, Paul Whitfield 5127-D Lav ndale Drive Greensboro, NC 27405 Tucker, Byrant Noland Route 4, Box 291-7 Wake Forest, NC 27587 Tucker, Michael Hendricks P.O. Box 147 Townsville, NC 278282 Stone, Marion Lee 63 Dogwood Drive Chapel Hill, NC 27514 Storey, James M. 701 Yarmouth Road Raleigh, NC 27607 Strickland, Ronnie Lee Route 2, Box 428 Zebulon, NC 27597 Tang, Kin Son 54, Jalan SS2 18, Sungei Way-Subang Petaling Jaya, Selangor Malaysia Tansil, Elizabeth Nolan 9303 Wishart Road Richmond, VA 23229 Tart, Sarah Lynn Route 3 Wake Forest, NC 27587 Tugwell, Michael Bruce P.O. Box 576 Farmville, NC 27828 Turner, Jeffrey Thomas 1013 Gold Rock Road Rocky Mount, NC 27801 Turner, Michael Edwin 2812 Holmes Road Greensboro, NC 27405 Strickland, Willaim Herbert, III 2817 Huntington Court Rocky Mount, NC 27801 Strother, Wilma Jean Smoker Route 1, Box 59 Youngsville, NC 27596 Stroud, Alisa Karen 603 Mitchell Street Franklinton, NC 27525 Stroupe, Stephen Clinton 203 West 30th Street Lumberton, NC 28358 Strum, Willaim Mitchell 5308 Coronada Street Raleigh, NC 27609 Suggs, Kenneth Ray P.O. Box 21 Tharrington, Gregory Howard 108 Edgewood Drive Louisburg, NC 27549 Thomas, Delina Kay 537 Walking Lane Fayetteville, NC 28301 Thomas, Robert Mitchell 103 Newby Court Rocky Mount, NC 27801 Thomas, Robyn Marie 319 East Third Street Siler City, NC 27344 Thompson, Hadley Barnes 2203 Sulgrave Drive Wilson, NC 27893 Thompson, Kimberly Renee 2821 Greenlane Drive Turner, Paul Lawrence 518 Buckbranch Drive Garner, NC 27529 Twyman, Drenna Ruth 1501 Winbur Place Raleigh, NC 27609 Underwood, Willis Boykin, III 1117 Park Avenue B Goldsboro, NC 27530 Venn, David Andrew 474 Continental Drive Durham, NC 27712 Vann, Robin Faye Route 1, Box 118-X Clinton, NC 28328 Vaughan, Kimberly Susan 2414 Cascadilla Street 176 Durham, NC 27704 Dunn, NC 28344 Bayboro, NC 28515 Veatey, Marcus Dwayne 6002 Boylan Street Durham, NC 27712 Vinson, Martha Anne 208 Gordan Street Cary, NC 27511 Wadford, Richard Martin Route 2. Box 438-A Wake Forest. NC 27587 Wagoner, David Brian Route 4, Box 39 Sparta. NC 28675 Walden, Donna Faye PO Box 1664 Fayetteville, NC 28302 Waller, Connie DeAnn 505 Duke Drive Raleigh, NC 27609 Walters, Debra Carol 50 Kensington Street Lumberton, NC 28358 Walters, Ronald Stanton Route 2, Box B-14 Macon, NC 27551 Ward, Alice Regina 108 Egerton Street Louisburg, NC 27549 Warlick, John Drew, III 1 101 Sioux Drive Jacksonville, NC 28540 Warren, James William Route 3, Box 277 Clinton, NC 28328 Waters, William Evander 3505 Mansfield Drive Rocky Mount, NC 27801 Watkins, Joy Lucille 503 Cedar Street Louisburg, NC 27549 Watson, Zavier Orlando 701 E. Granville Street Watts, Christina Rae 512 Greenwood Drive Cary, NC 27511 Webb, Matthew Mchugh 864 Louise Circle Durham, NC 27705 Webb, Michael Alan 3700 North Main Street Tarboro, NC 27886 Webb, Sherry Leigh 2202 Canterbury Drive Burlington, NC 27215 Welborn, Stephen Todd Route 2, Box 181 Ronda, NC 28670 Wells, Andrea Denice 4504 Limerick Drive Raleigh, NC 27604 Wells, Donna Dianne Route 4, Box IS Henderson, NC 27536 Wertis, Elizabeth Mary 5333 Thayer Drive Raleigh, NC 27612 Wester, Tracy Ann P.O. Box 123 Bunn, NC 27508 Wheeless, Sarah Ellen 2612 Amherst Road Rocky Mount, NC 27801 Whisnant, Charles J. 925 Reverdy Lane Matthews, NC 28105 Whitley, Johnise Mechelle 416 Hollowell Street Goldsboro, NC 27530 Whitman, Mark Edward 506 West A Street Erwin, NC 28339 Whorton, Kenneth Evan P.O. Box 422 Widman, Sharon Lynette Louisburg College Louisburg, NC 27549 Wiggins, Joan Marie P.O. Box 923 Wake Forest, NC 27587 Wilfong, Robert Farrington, Jr. 408 Surrey Lane New Bern, NC 28560 Wilkins, Lester Meredith Route 6, Box 579 Fayetteville, NC 28301 Wilkins, Melissa Kay 1 1 1 Bywood Drive Durham, NC 27712 Willard, Ronnie Dale Route 3 Carthage, NC 28327 Williams, Amy Jean P.O. Box 24 Norlina, NC 27563 Williams, Carnetta Delots 111 South Pinkston Apt. 25 Henderson, NC 27536 Williams, Christopher Lynne 110 Bashford Road Raleigh, NC 27606 Williams, David Gregory Route , Box 324-H Raleigh, NC 27603 Williams, Irvin Lamont Route 2, Box 84 Elm City, NC 27822 Williams, Lene Pauline 1001 Jericho Drive Beaufort, NC 28516 Williams, Sharon Rene P.O. Box 747 Laurel Hill, 28351 Willingham, Tracy Coburn 408 Holly Lane 177 Chapel Hill, NC 27514 Louisburg, NC 27549 Raleigh, NC 27612 Willis, Stephanie Ann Route 2, Box 251C Clyde, NC 28721 Wilson, Craig Stephen 4027 Deepwood Circle Durham, NC 27707 Wilson, Heidi Ardis Route 5, Box 2, White Oak Apex, NC 27502 Winborne, James Gerald, Jr. Route 1, Box 435 Wilson, NC 27893 Windham, Sherry Denise 4405 Drexel Drive Raleigh, NC 27609 Winn, Janice Courtney 3609 Mangum Road Durham, NC 27704 Woodlief, Jerry Edward 3718 Halford Drive Raleigh, NC 27604 Woodlief, Michael Jon Route 1, Box 107 Henderson, NC 27536 Wooster, Herbert Eugene P.O. Box 494 Alliance, NC 28509 Wooten, Harry Cobb, III 1214 Sutton Drive Kinston, NC 28501 Wooten, Henry Leroy 102 North Caswell Street LaGrange, NC 28551 Worley, William Gary 6013 Boylan Drive Durham, NC 27712 Capps, Sherri Lynn 729 Currituck Drive Raleigh, NC 27604 Clark, Herman Christopher 2306 Lora Lane Raleigh, NC 27604 Collier, Vicki Elaine 124 Dorsey Place Henderson, NC 27536 Compton, William Clyde 103 Kimberly Terrace Greensboro, NC 27408 Cooper, Haven Bryd P.O. Box 209 (Jeffress Drive) Louisburg, NC 27549 Daniel, Donald D. 639 Dabney Drive Henderson, NC 27536 Winslow, Joseph Robert P.O. Box 188 Hamilton, NC 27840 Winstead, Dennis Alan P.O. Box 14 Bunn, NC 27549 Witt, Kirsten Mentor 108 Boonsboro Drive Lynchburg, VA 24503 Wolfe, Susan Larkins 6513 Raceview Terrace Raleigh, NC 27609 Wood, Charles Franklin, 11 2214 Wayne Avenue Charlottesville, VA 22901 Wood, Charles Paul 4408 Susan Drive Raleigh, NC 27603 Wood, Janice Marie 1 1 Second Street Franklinton, NC 27525 Woodard, Ruth D. Route 3, Box 523 Wreen, Mark Edwin Box 682 Louisburg, NC 27549 Wright, Wade Alan 505 Homestead Lane Franklin, VA 23851 Yarborough, James Elbert 3626 Randolph Road Durham, NC 27705 Yarborough, Mary Ann 202 East Noble Street Louisburg, NC 27549 Yarley, Scott Alan 5220 Stephens Lane Durham, NC 27712 Zimmerman, Lisa Louise 1328 Juliana Place Alexandria, VA 22304 Bower, Wesley Henry 1308 Covington Colonial Heights, VA 23834 Buckhout, Mark Allen 6217 Lookout Loop Dugan, NFN NMI Route 1, Box 31-C Louisburg, NC 27549 Dupree, Sharon Antionette 1 13 Queens Court Rocky Mount, NC 27801 Evans, James Kent Route 5, Box 79 Louisburg, NC 27549 Fortune, Donald Tomlinson P.O. Box 2856 Durham, NC 27705 Goodfellow, Laura Lee Route 2, Box 258 Mechanicsville, VA 23111 Goodman, Paula Route 1, Box 20-B Powhatan, VA 23139 Gupton, Timothy Earl Route 5, Box 440D Louisburg, NC 27549 Heaiy, Mark Joseph 104 West Drewry Lane 178 Raleigh. NC 27609 Hedrick, Jeff Lynn 3301 Colony Drive Jamestown, NC 27282 Hendricks, Jeff Garland 1703 Sabra Drive Kinston. NC 28501 Might, Gregory Neil Route 6, Box 30 Louisburg, NC 27549 Might, Sherry Lynne P.O. Box 56 Franklinton, NC 27525 Jackson, Claude Thelbert, Jr. Route 4. Lynn Bank Road Henderson. NC 27536 Jenks, James Mubert Route 3. Box 299C-1 Wake Forest, NC 27587 Joyner, Lisa Dawn Route 2, Box 165 Ronda, NC 28670 Kemp, Scott Litchford 417 Englewood Drive Rocky Mount, NC 27801 Ladrie, David Arthur Route 6, Box 236 Durham. NC 27703 Lumley, Ronnie Odell Route 1, Box 31 Morrisville, NC 27560 McConnell, Angela Joan 8812 Litchford Road Raleigh, NC 27609 Minton, Scott M. 309 Meadow Drive Fuquay-Varina. NC 27526 Peoples, Vernice Louisburg, NC 27549 Pittard, Thomas Marney 144 Military Street Oxford, NC 27565 Preston, John B. 270 Ashland Street Raleigh, NC 27608 Reckless, Bryan Humphrey 2437 Tryon Road Durham, NC 27707 Resico, John Thomas 1212 Cheshire Lane Rocky Mount, NC 27801 Riddick, Yvonne Earline 616 Applecross Drive Cary, NC 27511 Roberts, April Ann Route 1, Box 231 Bailey, NC 27807 Robertson, Ronald Taylor P.O. Box 320 Warrenton, NC 27589 Scott, Paisley W. Route 2, Box 575 Mebane, NC 27302 Smith, Dand Michelle 1517 Timbercrest Lane Richmond, VA 23233 Smith, Jerry Thomas 334 Page Street Clayton, NC 27520 Tully, Ann Marie 302 Sunset Avenue Louisburg. NC 27549 Ward, Jeffrey Todd 3805 Camaro Court Raleih, NC 27604 White, Caryn Suzanne 208 Tracy Trail Durham, NC 27712 Wilkinson, Joseph Mark 4-H Booker Creek Apts. Chapel Hill, NC 27514 Wright, Scott Jay 309-K Roselle Court Raleigh, NC 27610 179 The New Army National Guard BONUS CERTAIN NORTH CAROLINA ARMY NATIONAL GUARD UNITS OFFER NEW MEMBERS A $1500.00 ENLISTMENT BONUS $1500. For you for anything you want. Here ' s how it works. Qualified high school graduates and graduating seniors who join the Army National Guard now get a $1500 Enlistment Bonus. You get half right after you finish training. The rest comes in three payments during your enlistment. CONTACT: MSG MICKEY WALLACE PO BOX 469 LOUISBURG,N.C. 27549 496-3714 Ask About Tuition Assistance Too! ARMY NATIONAL GUARD It ' ll pay you to join now. Call 800-638-7600 Compliments Of The Town Of Louisburg The Chase Louisburg ' s Favorite Night Spot 181 MERRITT DORM 1983 House counselor, Miss Nancy Clendenin. Congratulations to the graduating sophomores from the best dorm on campus. Lef t UvermgKt Vrsiting 182 The Largest And Most Varied Stock Of Giftware In Franklin County Downtown Louisburg 496-3423 LOUISBURG THEATERS, INC. Louisburg Theater $1.00 Car View Drive In Theater $3.00 A Car Compliments Of CHARLOTTE PAPER PAD COMPANY B J MINUTE MART 520 North Bickett Compliments Of ROWE ' S MENS SHOP Downtown Louisburg Quality Clothing For Men Students 496-3573 183 1983 Oak StaH: Susan Rice, Kim Couch. Brian Keeth. Todd Green. Wally Stocks. Gail Rivenbark and Ansley Goodrum with advisor, Marcia McCredle. 1983 OAK STAFF Ansley Goodrum — editor-in-chief Brian Keeth — co-editor Todd Green — photography editor Photographers Todd Green Wally Stocks Ansley Goodrum Cindy Medley Susan Rice Writers Ansley Goodrum Brian Keeth Gail Rivenbark Susan Rice Kim Couch Merry Sue Foster Advisor Marcia McCredie Publishing Rep. Warren Klawiter
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