North Carolina Wesleyan College - Dissenter Yearbook (Rocky Mount, NC)

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Ray Bandy .,... F. L. Blount .... 5. c. Ellis 4..... Dr. A. K. King, Sr.: L. VV. Hill, Chaimxan:,O. F. Dumasg E. E. Adkins, Secretary. OFFICERS L. XV. Hill, Chairman ...........,.,,..,. ,.... T arboro, Rev. E. Garlington, Vice-Chairman . . .,,.., Clinton, E. E. Adkins, Secretary ..,,....,.,. . . .Rocky Mount, J. C. Ellis, Treastuer . . . ...., Nashville, Terms Expiring 1965 Terms Expiring 1967 M'-----H--R0CkYM0Uf1i O.F.Dumas...................Goldsboro A----4--it--ROCkYM0u11r L.W.Hill....... ...Tafbom . . . .Greenville Mrs. P. Johnson. . . . . . . . . . . Weldon . . . . . . Nashville Dr. J. G. Matheson - - - - - - - ' - ' - Ahoskie Rev. R. L. Jerome . . . .Elizabeth City Rev. K. W. Taylor .......,....,.. Carrboro Terms Expiring 1966 D. S. Coltrane ......,..,.. ...... R aleigh Rev. W. M. Howard, Jr. . . Mrs. L. B. Jenkins ...... Dr. A. K. King ....... J. Medford. . . A. L. Tyler . . . . . .Durham . . . . Kinston . . Chapel Hill . . . . . .Oxford . . . Rocky Nlount 14 Rev. W. Neese . T. Pearsall . . . . . . . . . Roanoke Rapids Rocky Mount Terms Expiring 1968 E. C. Brooks, Jr. . A. L. Brandon . . . Rev. E. Garlington .... . . T. T. Minges .... Rev. Leon Russell W. M. Spears . . . . . . . Durham Rocky Mount . . . . .Clinton . . Burlington Rocky Mount Rocky Mount N.C.W.C.'s President North Carolina XX esleyan College owes much to the leadership of Thomas .-X. Collins. its first president. A dynamic leader, this dedicated nmn, with hir inttrest in xoung people. has pro vided an efficient and effective leadership lor the college. 1 f if 'WEGQDHL X- ' if .aw 52+----' 15 X THROUG QXGK H C9 vc. IE w751ff5 .ll ew w 47 Q' 9 V--AA 4' P E L5 rl: 95 2 6 Q 9 K JA-C' OC Y Moulil Academic Dean, Dr, jack W. Moore Deans of the College l Dean of Students, Dr. Allen F. Cordts 15 - ,Q ii: 1 'il XX Ia-pf-r Nmitli K1-iriigilri-llr-r The .administration functions for the Student. the C-allege. and higher ed- ucation to meet the needs and demands of contemporary Culture, They lend time and effort towards equipping XYesle-yan with competent and dedicated stall riieiiiheiw. revising various curriculum and academic stan- dards. and regulating atlairs concerning hnancial policies, lilirutigli their uifinbiiir-d elllwtx. NX'wlexaii hm lmetfitrie .1 tiillege -vt rectif- nized quality a college with a growing student hodv. excellent facilities, and a well qualihed faculty 5 2 J XX' E vlovner Nilliani I Carfrw,-, Dire-tttir nf Crillege Xlltlilwliitl-f1i'lIiv'liil' Pr-iniiitifin 17 M Wt X 592 NJ! N 1 431-4 ef wwf ,fu cc, ac ,5-T, 5 bxgttgx. 1 ZA xglf.-X ' lil 'E '1Y1.74?:T7'l-' 1 ' N ' g--'rifi-VZ? 5 i -'- ' . X , f , xgg in '- , .Y 'e f5 ' ' 9 R . X .5 1: Rub'-rvXN C i lr Xmixmirii ini, iii rr ll r '.L s-f' , p ,fig- , ,f' ' 4 llwliti' l F. llii llw-'iii'Xi1ii i Dr. jack E. Teagarden Dr. William G. Sasser Dr. David R. Batcheller Associate Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor English Music Speech and Theater .N Division of Humanities The Humanities Division, under the direction of Dr. C. Edwin Harwood, is concerned primarily with the study of the fine arts. As the largest divi- sion of study at Wesleyan, the Humanities ,offer courses in English, the Romance languages, French and Spanish: Religiong Music and Philoso- phy, with a B.A. degree offered in English, Music, Religion and French. 21.24 Chairman Dr. C, Edwin Harwood Professor of English it Dr. Philip L. Elliott Gerald Garmon I. Michael Danoff Assistant Professor of English Instructor of English Instructor of English I8 9? Mack H Smrgnll Frances Exum B:1rlmur.n ,-Xlxlp Assxsnlnx Pmfessul' lnstruptor Inslruum Spnmsh Sp.xn1sh lfu-mklm A meeting ofthe learned, dedicated and nyhy! One's gotta go, One's not sure, and One's qulle obvnous - BANG . . Carolyn Bowman Assistant Professor French gp Rudolph Benesh lnslrurmr German ani Dr, Peter E, Gerschefskl Assistant Professor Niusic 3 , Penelope Gerschefski Instructor M usic Larrv Gupton Edgar C Stryker Donald Hayes s ruc or Instructor MUSIC Musnc Music M Hugh I. Bmml ' 1 X I ,L Tvd Univ-rx D1 lI.nm-N R Hmlm IJ: Rlxlph H fum-x. Llr Imuullm Xwlwxlnl l'zwlvff.Wr .-Xwlxldlul Pwlvwmr Klum 11, y,U.,,, Vlnxluwphx .md Rvllqum av' gn x Q FJ 'QS' slxlnnl f'mt'rwwr , Shvcpx m Ihr l1u'.xCl-fu, umm ln Ihr urrn R1-llglwn I'r:+m umIv1np1.xl1-:lu um mm' lyf,-Lnme umx but knfvwle-dgv cum s onlx' Hum study' nr mln do um unxl:-rnpl.3lL A N 1 4 I 'iff'- 4,1 .24 Division of Social Sciences The Division of the Social Sciences, under the direction of Dr. Allen S. Johnson, endeavors to present a thorough coverage of courses related to political, historical and sociological subjects. This division offers a B.A. degree in the Fields of Economics, History and Psychology. Dr H Edward Seidel Dr Gordon E. Finnie James B. Alsip Associate Protessor Associate Professor Instructor Psychology Hl5'01'Y History and Govemment 22 H Rm Brm ken -Xxslamnl Prnt:-isur Pnchulugx 1 5 A Dr Greg-'rx Hung Assxsmm Pruiessur Efunomwgs 'Xt Q, 3,35 Vg u ,uv '- I if-5 3 T-Qi . if . XX 'NOK I K'-A - I at L ' X I n - . Donald L Smlf Insrrucmr Phxsxcal Education Jean B, Edge Insrrucmr Phvslcal Educauon T Nb L ,- Dear God, make my hand normal, Chemistry hasn't helped! 7 A ivision of Sciences .Y ,if J , ,'Xl K7 The Division ofthe Sciences, under the direction of Dr. l , . A. W. Shafer, strives to assist students in advancing their l knowledge and understanding of science in modern soci- ety. A BA. or a BS. degree is offered in the Fields of Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics. 2 '., X V. x , Q-A' 'Y v E , . . Chairman Dr. A. XV. Shafer Professor of Biology I 'ill Q 1, E . F ' , l 'r'1 , .. , , ' l t -ii A- i i 1 . I , V X K l .... I --e- . -' ' I. ' ly. , I : 5 LH' --4 Q -1 25' I Q y ' - t Q , x ' ll LJ. gr v-X a 1 -. xef -1 . ,,j..,, g X I fl - 4 X' 1 -A --- l, I' 'Q ' ' , ',,..' fn , ' -2 ' Q I V., wi ,Ap -1- - 1 I . 4 : 1- ' , ...L BF Dv .Iolm W Kilgore Dr, George FA Cohoe Herta Wollscheiber Assistant Professor Assistant Professor -'fslmanl Professor Chemistry Chg-miguy Physifs 24 1 his RZ.-I S,u1mc'1l. 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H ., , llfll Y 4 Z ' ,-..-Q Q ,mg 4 V 0155. -'Q J7 I J' -'.. A AN -1 5,0 0 I 4 Il ld v 4 H 'P' D 5'-14 Q11 1 wg ar. sl , , 1 . X 1 Student Government E 1 A ' ' ssoeiatlon 9 . The Student Government Association is a co-operative law-making and 4 law-enforcing body, based on the mutual confidence of students, faculty, ' and administration. As these three groups work together, the Student Government Association unifies the student body, and, subject to the gen- eral rules of the college, controls matters of student concern. The Student Government Association is composed of all students regis- tered at North Carolina Wesleyan College. Oflricers of the association, policies, and programs are decided by elections, The purposes of the S.G.A. are to inculcate into the students the princi- ples of self-control, responsibility, and honorg to foster loyalty to the col- legeg and to further in every way possible the best interests of North Carolina Wesleyan College, Robert Stephens President I 5 tis'-6 I Guy TUFHCF Sara Oliver Bill Hartley Vice President Secretary Attorney General Senate ,. ,,, -X . , , tn ,im .tit-, se, le-V A i 'i 5 ffilfgg -3-gf' ' kv 1 , A .' V is ' X i A i SEATED: Della Reaves, Bonnie Guptcm, Barry Stallings, Sara Mary Louise Alderman, Dale Ramey. STANDING: Richard Oliver, Guy Turner. Wlfve Boling, Betty Chang, Melvin Gay, O'Neal, Hal Dixon,Jerry Merritt, Max Fitz-Gerald, Steve Petlitz, 28 ,...1. i...... ,.,- ,.-- l ,. . . . ll Iiiterlziith Commission fxlllllilf CUIHIUISSIOII lo A I NL l FIRST RUYY: Hilda liluul, llmln' XX,ilr1x. llon lhrr, Alot' Wfixllirirlx' Nlulw l,nx1-ugoml,Ki1I XX'xlw. Hmmm lil 41-, mlm mill I uli llll 'X u Sl'K1UXll RUNS: l.m1l.i XM-lfli-Il. Ilh.iirn1.m: Xlnlxm ll-milx. Inn lYmln'llx ll ll 1. w l 1 E l l l l l Q 4 Social Commission ,g I 7:1 if t. Q 1: NHATED: liivf- Yzwirr. Ram .Xlir-rlmllw, fIl1.mn1.m Grml' NI.ukl1.xm, lS.1xu'r Mn-rx. lhunr SECUND ROV: H1-xc-llfw' Yinuwii, lim lu Clliiunlwis, lmlim- Kvplrv, lY.u'rr-rn limilli, Hill liolulnll li il l.xonx, Imwlx Nlvul, llrm HRM 29 l i l i Orientation Committee SEATED: Linda Law, Caroline Sanders, Elliott Stevenson, Bev- Bobbitt, Jimmy WCSI. Bill GFUVCF, Carl Alderman, Doug GFOSC- erley Vincent, Chairman: joe Boling, Debbie Neale, Marilyn close, Ronnie Ragsdale, Baxter Myers. Shepard, jo Ann Blow, Nancy Crutchfield. STANDING: Bill Constitution Committee SILATED: Bonnie Gupton, Chairman: Max Fitz-Gerald. STANDING: jen'y Merritt, Melvin Gay, Steve Petlitz, The Orientation Committee was designed to acquaint and to familiarize students with the layout and systems of the college and the S.G,A. The Committee consisted of a chairman appointed by the president of the S.G.A, with Senate, approval and as many other members as were deemed neccessary. Orientation Week was the result of months of planning and preparation by the Committee and the administra- tion. The week was filled with placement tests and spe- cial events such as the President's reception, Luau, Beanie Dance and Kangaroo Court. The complete orientation ex- perience included the purchase of a beanie which a.ll freshmen were expected to wear as a symbol of loyalty to the school and to the Class of '68, Elections Committee Grievance Committee :L-i:.,uL'ii5 - E1 SEATED2 MSN' ,IO BHFHCY, BCYCFIYV ViY1Cffm, FBVC Ellingwn- SEATED: Carl Alderman, Chairman Ste-vePv'tlit1 STANDING:M.1tt STANDING: Chairman Lewis Nixon. Bob Lvons Ransom, Halter VVhite, WIS, OHS! vx r -W 1 :Q a f'.,?'e 92' 3'l,f7fe ww Student Life Association The Student Life Association, composed of a Judicial Board elected by the Student Body and a Jury selec- ted for each trial from the Student Body, is the chief judiciary agency of the Student Government. The function of the S.L.A. is to maintain and enforce the rules and regulations of the Campus Code. It also hears appeals from the other judiciary agencies: the Day Students Council and the Resident Hall Councils. The Judiciary Board, composed of a chair- man and two other members, interprets the Constitu- tion of the S.G.A, when the need arises. ww ' Officers Fritz Smith. Lvn Holden Community Council ' 7,21 I . .. fs Sikh ' fvv' The Community Council is organized by joint action of the faculty, staff and students. Four students, two faculty members and one staff member comprise the council, which is sometimes called the community con- sciencefl This council is not an honor court, but is concerned with matters of honor arid maturity. Established upon a Community' Bill of Rights, the council stresses trust. Bill Gruver, Jim Garriss, Dr. P. Elliott, Dr. R. Bauer, Janice Roebuck, Chet Murphy. '52 NX Miss Christine Morgan South Hall Sweetheart South Hall Dorm Council ff fi' Miss Sally Kullas Edgecombe Hall Sweetheart Edgecombe Hall Dorm Council Bob Lvons, Mrs, G, C. YVhite. Dave Barbin, SECOND ROW: David Mrs. Duke, Melvin Gay, Chet Murphy, Bill Gruver. SECOND ROW: Griffin Dee james, Baxter Myers. Dave McNamee, Rodne Moor B S y e, ryan teams, Bob Hutchinson. 1 Y 1 North Hull Dorm C.o1111cil Nash Hall Dorm Clouncil IXILD: N111 l'f.1: H1111 Xl.11'. lo li.11L,,+1 1:1111 ll1111.,111l 1 B11-, 111.1113 NIQUNIT RUN: low' lmplvx lxy. Xlmvl. ll ll1:11fl- k.1: 1- lv' lN'ICI1,S Interdorm Council -a -nv Mus Barbara Hall Dax' Nudrm Cwuncll Sur-ethfarl W'omer1ls Interdorm Council NF.X'l'lfll: Xlvx Noll Hum-11. I.11111f lim-lqmk, Nam X1111 Ne'-.1l,111rr1 l11y11l1,1 lim-1 M1411 Nlf llxll IKQIXX1 l 1121, C1112 ll.1111 Xvulvl-1111 l'v4g. 1,411.11 Nl1:g.11+1 l'w1l1 N,11.1' ln' l'x1', l111-1111141 H11 lmm .Xrlwu -1- SLATED: B111 Lfruver. Chet Niurphv. Melxxn ffm SECOND RON. Daue Barbm. Bob Lvons. Brxan Stearns, Bob Hulchmson SYXITQD: Xl.11', B,11r.lf'. Nl1:g.11f1 l'1-1l' 4.1'.1, fn 1-. NICIJND ROV: l.1111 lil-flwl. l'lv1ll1X H11-1.1 11111-vl-1 lL.o:n1r- Num X11 X1-.11-111 Vw y 'V Dissenter 196 The Dissenter was named in 1963 by vote of the student body. The name, meaning to disagree or think differently, is especially appropriate because it is reminiscent of john W'esley, founder of the Methodist Church, who refused to accept the doctrinal and ritualistic limitation of the established Church of England. The Dissenter is the only compilation of a school yearas historyg thus its value increases I as the years pass. It serves to furnish the stu- 1 dents and the College with a permanent pic- torial of the year in book form. Working on the annual acquaints the staff with the arts of photography, journalism, business man- agement, and various facets of community life at Wesleyan. It is hoped that the eflfort and time expend- ed on the 1965 Dissenter will be acknowl- edged by its pleasurable perusal not just this year, but for many years to come. ,V 'S 4 if .. , ff I . t I Debbie Neale. Managing Editor Blaine Adams, Assistant Editor 34 3 62 ' Z' TW-oc? ' J r 'ifff5 ', f 'X LR, . i ' V 'L- 'xiii . :Q 'fa F' , 0 O 11 I 1 A E W sw, A E , Mus Edu.: lunrngvmnxn Dias:-nter Swv1'lhr'.ll'l Y Q-.5 ' U K Joey mu me Qurpdssfd our budgvl 'WVAII1 3 name like STINK nu wondffr wr news! se-Il .im Y W I 1 1 I ' Y L I -' -x 1 ,uf ' 5 'S V 3 Q 0 1 PV W il 5 Q r -f , Q 5 f .Ag ' X :gr L, I 74. , Tom Osmundmn and Blll Norton, Staff Photographers, Some- times wr- wonder nl' rhcx' know uhm they are dcnnzgf' Nam x Cruuhfir-ld,Sl.1tf'lxput Uh Nu. Uvhljxs, I dad ll 0 .xq.un ' 1 - X I Ads' x 3 T' K3 f i if ' 'N X X 1 V Y . -l Y li f' L.- 'T 0 r f Ed Lewis Editor Y gb- WES PGY- TH ROUGH QS ffi i lvanaa VN ww? '-Q 0 If Q93 G 'Z1Qff U 5 iyfli 6 rw I 5 ln 2 ci 2 f ri? A Q F 9 R .S '90 .Cf CKY MOUNYN The Decree, the college newspaper, is published every two weeks in order to provide the college community with a thorough news coverage of all aspects of college life. The student staff is under the direction of an editor who is ap- pointed from the student body by the Publications Commission of the S.G.A. with the approval of the Senate. De ree 5 'rjirt 2-f - 1 E -1,, 8 n 9 ' 1 Eff ' 1 J! fr ii. '7?6 Z' V Ronnie Brocl-:enbrough Business Manager L Q' ow. t we X 36 t l 95 Duflie Monroe Assistant Editor Cfarwlx I1 Klum .md .lf Khlllmg.x1xdl,Ixruxl.uwrx Esixmrx Sn-uf Hqll. Fm! Nnnrh Spnflx Cu-raillwrx 1 dsl 1 1 41' , .Q, , X. . , , ,3 ,,- Q, ,ev , J f. f I , Aa 'Xhlxlxvu 9Iuc'p.mI ll:-vrrv Nur-rvf1v'.l1v Lurre- .-Xllxguml. Bvvh lxxrkrlmn K Defra- Sufi Xlvrvmhru x o 4 4' ' 4 Qs G- .- 1. -.- ws, ' . -sf lsf 92' - Cf A w ir - , Z. .H-L: 5' ies-f 5: r . ,, e- ' 1 . 113' N I 'xt' Miss Hilda Floyd Aspects Sweetheart Mr, Gerald Garmon, Advisorg Arm Porter. King Fun Ho, Aspects Aspects is a journal of discussion, creative writing, and research in the arts and sciences. It is published twice a year by a student staff under the supervision of a faculty advisor. Student contributions to the college journal are welcomed, but selections are determined by the staff. I l ' 9 Bishop s The Bishop's Law is an annual h . ,L WW V. ' V, W 'i'l:2'9, V. gf:-11:.., . , .1-. -r. Hilda Floyd. Law andbook for all mem- bers of the student body. It is edited by a student com- mittee and contains general rules, regulations and infor- mation concerning the college. The book also contains a brief description on each of the various clubs and orga- nizations on campus. 1 Af.- Wg. lc'-n 1 Q4 . ,- , ,xg-. '. Q' 0' uv 1, . , A V fx, Swe SEATED: Beltycross Payne. Faye Yester. STANDING: Della Reaves, Ray Robinson, Dodie Waters. Miss Faye Vester Bishop's Law etheart Pin, . ,, , nr, 1 1 i NWT A 'xlrss t.h:-ixl Hiimlfstti Xlii Nxiiiilimiii l9lRNl Rllllzlliiziit i1iXXliivi Xl.irx l iiuisi Xlili iiii,iii Xl iii llxiln lL.iii1li.ni4 llniliilyini. XIX llXlJ RUN: Ninilx Xniirinzi t'l.iixI lhiiiliiif Km lliuglitix lllllill RUN. lliyiii Niuiiii- Xllfii Xl livin llill.i Ruixis XIx.i s.iiiw:i liil lvniifi lim l'iiix lVICtl'1OCll t gptigt Student ovement The Methodist Student Xloxetnent works tn further the Cliristnxn l.11th on rtunptls and to luster worthx projects that help unite students in Cihristign 11-llowsliip. .-X week- lx' meeting is held whicli presents eonterns ol' the NISKI through speal-cei's. tilins, discussions, clelmtes. .tnd the Arts. 1-414' 'mi K' , tudent Movement 'l'he Baptist Student Union works to pioiiintfgChristiuri living on the Qnnpus and pruvicle Christian development through worship and social activities. This nrganinxtiori, npen in .mv interested student, meets every two xxeel-gs throughout both semesters dl which time ll prograni is presented, highlighted by .i social fellowsliip. 4 3 .- F 5 V NN' f I ' 'Q Xliss l.lndri XX eddell Buptist Student Xliivriierit lilRNl Rt JN: M: ls ,W slim im sw., siiosn mm, it-,, xiii, it in iw l.ind.l XX'-ddr-ll, N ii lurid l.nloi .Xnn lvinlf-r nil' l T l ' ., I Q ,T W, l , IZ f x X, A 453' , .AY 7, 92 ff' LP 'TE' , I, , . If fl L -3? 1 ,5 Miss Nancy Lee Young Republieans Club Sweetheart Bob McPherson Nancy Lee Ray O kelly Fred Hurst Dale Plvley Ed Tucker Young Republicans Club The Y,R.C. was founded at Wesleyan in 1963, The club's purpose is to assist in ensuring that NC. is en- dowed with an effective two-party system. The club strives to encourage interests among students by support- ing all Republican nominees for ofhce and by attending several GOP conventions throughout the state. SEATED: Connie Soriexlean Br.idshnw, Suzanne Barwiek, SECOND ROW Dr H E Seidel Adxisoi Steve PUllllZ. Jim Gtirriss. David ylunies, Tom Davis. Gary Ewing ji NJ. 'J Mmt1.iiiilBii-xiii Nw-1-ilimii l'ilRNl' RUN: Hill ll.illl1x ll,iiiir'l Xxfiil Nlillixll RON: Kung lim ll.i, Iiiilmi-l lliiuii. Holi Xlunuik, flux liiinni. Hill liruxi I, .-Xilxuwi, Di 'X Sliarvv Women' Delta Club Recreation Association The Dell.: Club pI'41IH11lCS suiciililic iiilerests .it the col- The lY.R.fX. ix tl:-tlitiilcd lu Illl' promotion Ulill1lI'i1IHlll'i1l lege and lifts .is ii lorum uliCliSCL1SSiUli for scicricc niaiors. LM-tiyjljt-5 L,Im,m3' wmlwn on my gmnpus, EM-h yt-af my 'lli bt-toiiie .1 im-iiilwi' ol llit- club. ii stiiclvm must ln' .i XXQRIAU lmklg A blmqm-I .ind aww-ci, prim-5 10 IIN- nqfygf Sf'CUIld SC'IHC'Slr'I' WPllUIll l'l'. ll-IW' -11 lf'-Wi -1 3-ll 11W'I'i1Hf' uiitsmlitling Int-inbei' of the year, 'lille' XV.R.fX. ciu'oiii'.uqc-s and he A blilfflllil' Hldilllf gill girls Im lac,-uiiiiv inc'inlir'1's .incl In give their lull mip- pnil IU lllz' .1i'liViliC5. n.J FIRST RUXY: Niiiclx' Hr-ul, YI.iiir' Flmfl. Rim :Kiwi-iimllixg Nl.ixix.iii1 THIRD RUXY: Lim lniiiiluluii, l.nml.i lloiii-xf lliulif' Wfitirx Sliiiilxll RUN: Iurlx .-Xilfliwii, livin Ili, :ull IH SIN fQ.irx'iii, Nl.ii:i.i joliliwii lJoiiii.i lfliinf-ll iuiniid, li.iiIn.ii'.i Aiiwii, Sunni l'.iik4'r. li.m-in .Xlle'ii. lluxwnx BNN fiIl4'll1l'1 YN. Hillir' Mm lim ill 41 F'5T'L'7 ' ' sychology Club - c 'i 7 M, ,T . ., WH..- -- -- awww-W, 9 A4 I 'A' Ronnie Ragsdale Mary Jo Barkley Bob Lyons Vice President Secretary Treasurer Jllr-.ag ...... Dale Ramey President The Psychology Club was formally recognized in 1963. especially in psychology. The requirements for membership lts purpose is to advance the science of psychology and include a major or minor in psychology and a satisfactory promote the scholarship of members in all fields but majority vote ofthe members of the club. fx xt' . ax ' 3' ' 1, SEATED: Dr H E. Seidel, Adxisor: Mary-Io Barkley, Dodie Waters. Ronnie Ragsdale. SECOND ROW: Rav Robinson. David Alamr-S, Steve Petlilz. Nlelvin Gay. 42 Miss Kay Lipscomb Psychology Club Sweetheart y- - Q i,, Yvgiulr 1 H ... ,tv .., , Q - I- Y 4 :IN , Phi Kappa Epsilon 'fi Q I.im-v Kr-wx XI.ivx Hwhi 1',,,1llmNy Yu 1' I'r:x1tlciil Nu if l,irx Iihuyll y 5' i...f--'Y Rvii Ifiiltiiiiglnilin I'n-sirimul Phi Kxippti Iipsiluii, the de-h.itr3 tgliih ui Nurth C,Ii1i'uliiigi Kappa Delta, the iititioiinl dvbqtc' organization, and by Cilcxyiii tfmillt-qc. sm-kx In stiiiiulate? iiitrrc-St iii and to workiiig through this organization, tn spniisoi' inter- i'1IIlIIILlI'lZC sttidviits with thc fioriiis and pi'm'ccitii'w ui! uwllcgidtc dchziting. Nleinhvrsliip into this tvrqgiriizgiticin dn halting. 'I'hc'i'c' .mi plans tu Iprj-cniiit' .1fIilit1tr,-d with tht' Pi i5 hy im'it.1tioIi t0 those students p0ssCssing ll 2,0 21Vf'l'2lgt'. fx 1 Klux M.ux Ptxt I'.1.xlii Phi K.ipp.i Iipxiliiii Sm---iii:-.iii FIRST RUYV: Frrfii Hunt, Nhix I-'IxtI1f.I.im-1K1-ws Iiu'riI1r:tl11iQIl.illi SI-QVONIJ KONE I.'.ii1I,i Iwhm-in tiimnu- 9-rin THIRD I-NNY: Ili Xllfii Iulmwn, Xilxiwi. Hill I r:li4h.IN.1f1f Rf-uixlfi Il.r.i11 I mx H El onogram lub 'E' ' sf- 'f....1 I t 5 1 -., 7 --ah:-... ' f f-.y.f-4,2 .4 1' Q V-2,531 '. i 9 1-f X . 9.. ig J la R V- Ecl Schultz Mike Pratt Vice Secretary President Treasurer Hr' 179g b v' .Z .'v'- z--,.w 1. .xi Bill Bobbin President The Monogram Club is composed of members of the taking part in a rigorous initiation, The members of this various athletic organizations on campus. Membership in organization participate in many service functions on the club is obtained by lettering in a particular sport and Campus and in the community. 1 1' , fag-:1' . if Q. , - g -V . L' i FIRST ROW: Coach Don Sealf, Mike Pratt, Bill Bobbitt, Ed Schultz, Coach Bill Music. SECOND ROVV: Truong Nguyen, Rav Freeman, Curt l-lelgren, DonTippettc Rusty Lancaster, Ronnie Brocken- brough. THIRD ROYV: Wade Register, Art Fergusson, Skip Dc-lanev, Ronnie Ragsdale, Buzz Barker, Winston Thomason. FOURTH ROYY: David Reeves, Clem jossclvn, Denny Sevbert, Tom Davis, Scott Brirgnon, Gil Vfvlie. 44- Miss Rita Abernathy Monogram Club Sweetheart 'Q 1'- Q A Chapel Choir 95 ---Q N1.xgg1r' Puolc' Bull Hum Sr-ur'I.1rx Yum' l'n-mi:-xml Q :sk 'Phi' k'lliCf f-llI'lCIiOIl of the uhuir ix tu Ivgxd Ihr' IIlllSik'ilI portion of thai wurslmip scrviug un 'fhurs' dm' lIlUI'I'IiI1g. 'Hu' choir, umicr thc' dirccliun ut! 'A' Ldl1I'CI1t'C Guptou. has l'cpl'cScl1ta-d tlu' coll:-gc lllI'UllL1llULll cast:-rn Nil in IIl.lIlY Illll5lt.ll .utix'1- IIUS I'iCl'1'47Il klllllplh, thc- Lllmpe-l 41114111 t'IlIL'Ilillll8 the College Cmmmunitv by PIYSCIIIIIIQ X'llI'iUl1S musiuil collcerts throughout thc VC'lll'. Blll firmxvc-r Pr:'slda'nI f .fx '7' Miss Diane YVood Chapel Cholr Sweetheart 1 , FIRST RUSS: I-Lxlr Pmlrw, Iirilm I,.1ngsmn. H.1lbLxr.1 ffnmfmd. Lflv.um'll Ru ln, Nhunm f'.1lrlf'. -Iam XY.n1m1. KI.nllx'n SI1c'p.u1l, Sv11.mn4- Barulrk, Dunn' XYUINI, ffxlllh Num- NICCIUYII RON: Xlviww. H.1.m.QK Km 11..ws.m, Nl.w..- R.-v,.f,1,aN. lv.-ul. Rm.-S, mf- Nmw, x1..'4w IHWPQ. N14-'ww l'fdxx.xlnls, lI.mrllm- Nuulrvx, fXl.nx Imlllw .XId4'lm.m, llvurnm N1 A-w: I1 Xml iflmllln THIRD RUN H1ll H.n'tvI. Hung Ulwm-Almv. Rnlmrni fl'Nr.4I, ,Xllwn Nlqxlm IMIM Nfululx, Nlrrlnm Kxuuhl l-'Ul'R'I'H RUYY: Huh H.u'I:'It, Pvxlx I.fmrx, Iwi Imlu-I Hull lrrnfh. Ulnm Nlvmm, Hull llrmvv 'I'1m lmxm X 45 V, r -js .--f W?312l,2 ' A if ' i A-fggeafi .1 :fig 1 A' ' 9 'Hier an 461+ - A 4 Q ff: 1 ,f. 2 , ,49 'ff fab 9 4 ff 'e 4' , ,L f' . 1 , '. iffffffi ,,.:, A ' C 1 Frank Taylor Marilyn Shepard Vice President Sec.-Treas. Economics Club The Economics Club is composed of majors in the field of Economics. The Club, under the su- pervision of a faculty advisor, discusses various economic principles involved in the national government. hiembership in this club is obtained by econom- ic majors possessing 21 2.0 average in their course of study. -fn -'- ' - ,O Lewis Nixon President .Hi ,wil K, X SEATED: Lewis Nixon. Marilyn Shepard, Frank Taylor. STANDING: Ronnie Brockenbrough, Walter XNhite, Warren Kasofl. John Hendricks, Uiiyne Barnard, Nancy Crutchfield ,WI vig 2 ff Gil Wylie, Bob Curtiss, Ray O'Kelly, Rusty Lancaster, David James, Dave Barbin, Don Tippette. q 46 flume upon .1 llmr, ,,,.,- there were three be-am !qv? P 'Q A Chasers, anyone? NR I ,. 1:-s-:va 5 . .. 1: ,- I :z . , .Rn . J -, Li? . J Ax P 2 J.. kai, fav. ' -, ' ' .S E'-'fn Ln ' fit-1:1 . . . ,I ,v 'mp' .vH.'r.1L .:.!.. , l Y. fx , , ,h , , ,X , I , The-re-N nm- ln wvr-rx' Lfmup 47 Sw-1-llw nl Mus N.m4x ffluu lnhrlci l.umm11l4 x Linh u. J. - ' IH 5: .D . M ' ' ll , .. E -mf.. H , 'QI HURT ll., 'N fi Circle K Circle K is an international service organization for college men operat- ing on the campus and is sponsored by local Kiwanis clubs. The Circle K Club serves the campus, the community, and the individual student. It strives to work closely with the college administration in bringing all campus organizations into closer cooperation through a service program. The Circle K motto, 'lVVe Build, has been exemplified by the Wesleyan club with such diverse projects as: the erection of a flag pole donated by Dr, Edward Seidel, daily care of the American flag, sponsorship of a blood drive. care of a needy family at Christmas. stuffing of Easter seals, and ushering at college events. V Y' V Q Steve Petlitz President , f 5- -'9' f Q mr JR f ' 1. i I ' 52 Y Y J 15 v.. .i X gf 'W ' if .- , , we-f X j NF' ' u ' A I 7 Vlade Register Bill Gruver Guy Turner Malvin Gay Vice President Secretary Treasurer Lt. Governor Eastern Division FIRST ROVV: Guy Turner. WVade Register, Steve Petlitz, Bill O'Neal, Dave McNamee, DO'-lg Gf05f'Cl0SC. Tim TI'aylOr, Ren Cot- Gruvqr, lxlely-in Cigix SECOND ROW: Tim 155355, Ronnie tingham, Al Stallings, Bill Duke, Billy Norton. FOURTH ROW: Raggdalex Don Dare, Magk Nfarghalli Mike Pratt, Jim XVCSI, Gilbert Spruill, Bob Curtiss. Nat Railey, Carl Alderman, Guy Perry Lowiw, Fred Hurst. THIRD ROW: Bill Barto, Richard Rouscztleff WVilson. Quinton NN'hite, Ray Ollielly. r--. gaul Annual ar smash spunsorrd bx C lrcle lx Umicron Rho by Chapter of lpha Phi mega Omicron Rho Chapter of Alpllaljhi Omega, the National Service Frater- nity, received its charter April 17, 1965, from Dr. Tom T. Galt, National Presidenlg and Prof. M. Buford Blair, National Executive Board. The purposes of Omicron Rho are to assemble college men in fellowship, leadership, and friendship, to provide service to humanity, and to further the freedom that is our national, educational, and intellectual heritage. - ! K ' ,-1-if' f 3 ' - A'-t-:ff ffm. Chet Murphy , President W' uf - .'.'! vb Ks' -o' Bill Gatehouse, Rodney Moore, Scott Brignon, Marc Delaney Ed Maddox Secretaries lst St Qnd Vice Presidents f '71.31-fIjgi:f'g3g5gQQ'if, ,wwf-, ',ffii'tf -': j1.,, -.QI 4 ., ' U'f'.'!:.5: -, 2 .V ,E ! ,v I , ,N , , Q ?f.'f2f'4r'-'- V - ' l' X l? G V .g V ,Z 'a fifx If - 3 A f ' ' B . ,er ' Y' -Q I 1. P' t Tom Butler, Eugene Stowell Treasurer, Historian STANDING: David Laux, Truong Nguyen, Irvon Clear, George Howell, Roger Wirin, jay Smith, Jim lNIcKinley, Ted Turner, Gregg Beard, Dave Hilshiemer, Dick Shafli Bill Taylor, Mat Gaffney, KNEELING: Rodney Moore, Scott Brignon, Bill Gatehouse, Marc Delaney, Chet Murphy, Eugene Stowell, Tom Butler, Ed hladdox, 50 40' 'W O Wi' , ,ff Q X ,fi ,K ,ji-' fqifgei egg , A H . ' 1 r--J ,bfi 'typ - N Jr.. h .- fjfyl 1 V .1 L 1, 1' , m' , X , ' f.L l' v , D. v.,-My X11-X N wml M M N ps N.-.1 'vin-,1:f -Xdxlsor C ul NN1lrralm1 Nir Garm rn r P m A ard Dub Dr Peter Cn-rxhet l-.1 Amer pr Qenlwlr Un Lr Rl B w H Exejumc Board 51 ff 3 ea-lang, 352 x :- ,- All Julia B31-ren William Duke Secretary Vice President Concert Band The Wesleyan Concert Band is a musical organization open to all students who hold an interest in instrumental music. Under the direction of Dr. Peter Gerschefski, the band made three ma- jor public appearances this year: a Pop's Concert, a Spring Con- cert, and a Lawn Concert honoring graduating seniors. In addi- tion to these appearances, the band performed several times with the Wesleyan Singers. The purpose of the Concert Band is to present to the public sig- nificant renditions of classical, contemporary and popular music. Perry Lowry and Baxter Myers were the recipients of the out- standing service and Hbest muscianll awards, respectively, which were initiated this year to honor bandsmen who have made out- standing contributions to the band and school. Perry Lowry President eg? 'L- 7 x-,Q Lic' J Ex .I Al 01 'Eg x f e uf '11 t , t Allen Dew, DCl1I1iS Dagenhart, Lloyd Nelson, Bruce Harris, Peggy Guy Turner, Rick Huff, Nelson Jervis, Bryan Stearns, Denny Wise Garvin, Lillie Mae Delamar, Dale Pixley, Allison Nichols, Gloria San- Bill Gruver, Carolyn Buchanan, Adrian Grubbs, Sara Nell McBride ders, Fred Hurst, Julia Barrett, Baxter Myers, Lynda johnson, jane Bob Bartelt, Mary Lee Cato, Melissa Huizing, Walter White Bryce Ward, Amold Adams, Perry Lowry, Louis Higgins, Marc Delaney, Cook, Billy Duke, Dr. Gershefski, Conductor. 52 2,3 'Q Mig T NIM-'Iv1M1H.1rrf'vv l-H fu li.u:,11 N'--wcvhr-.nv x ,umlxwivd rw Hater Xixrrs. Best Sfusifian. pk . . in -4 JR. ' , 5 .Jai , x 'P tv ' .sg , .lf , U f . i! 'X. ' W il? . .- ef 4 5 i ,ww aw l 5' t - ' -5 'A . lf' 0,21 1 - 1 0-1 '. n 'H+' 1-. .,1,..u -W Q, ..-A ' ... ,, nv' . M-, H, Ted Turner Y . Secretary-Treasurer 1 . 2335 : fi 3151 M 559 I .f., .L 1? J wrenn Phillips ' 5 A Z President W 1 S' es eyan mgers Dr. Sasser Director The Wesleyan Singers is a musical organization open to all students who hold an interest in choral singing. Under the direction of Dr. William Sasser, this organization presents a Christmas and a Spring Concert. The Wesleyan Singers also perform other incidental concerts with the assistance ofthe Wes- leyan Concert Band. The purpose of the Wesleyan Singers is to present to the interested public sig- nificant choral renditions of traditional, classical, semi-classical, folk and popular music. lst ROVV: Ann Ensley, Marion Ramos, Barbara Crawford, Etta Spi- vet, Ellen Attklssnn. Dale Pixley, Joyce Bass, Caroline Carr, Jane Vlard. Marilyn Shepard, Suzanne Barwick, Charnell Rich, Sandra Nor- man 'lnd ROME Sallv Kullas, Brenda Creech, Gayle Hill, Caroline S1111ders.jnvc'c Reynolds, Linda lVcddell. Jane Stone,Ma.rgaret Poole, Nancy Guthrie, Della Reaves. Edna Langston. Maxine Massey. Kay Lipscomb, Grace Markham. 3rd ROW: Peter Hathaway, Bill Barto, Richard O'Neal, Bill Herner, Perry Monds, Ted Turner, Wfrenn Phil- lips, Guy Rouse, Jim Garriss, Bryan Stearns, Billy Norton, Bob McPher- son, Allen Martin, Norman Knecht, Fred Hurst, Dave Hilsheimer, Frank Perez. 6 ,i A ti l 4 4. ,,1l,Q,.' Ui., N. 'T ,'? JR N5 Lim Npn Sxu'r'llxc'.AI'l XXvslm'.ax1 Nnqf-rx .xunurxlpdrxxrci bv thu- Cfvnnvry lim-i 55 ,IK-Q .a 1 r : g . -V Liigggif-fsf?' i ' Q . E 1 f 'R' .5 l . ax 4 ' , A A Melissa Huizing Jay Smith Secretary Vice President Wesleyan Players The Wesleyan P layers, under the direction of Dr. Batcheller, took great strides this year in becoming a well-rounded theatrical group. During the course of the sc cluding Agatha George Bernard I'y's Spreading short skit t'Cry Chapel. This sho hool year, the Players put on several productions, in- Christi's The Mouse Trap, and three one act plays, Shaw's Passion, Poison, and Petrifactionf' Lady Grego- the News, and Sean O'Casey,s Bed Time Story. A Dawn Dark Babylon was this years annual Christmas rt skit preceded the Players building their repertoire as a traveling company. For a first attempt they did wellg at the Drama Festi- val in Louisburg, they received the distinguished achievement award. At the State Drama Festival, they won the excellent achievement award. dtlhvs if Chet Murphy President Q' -ft: -- .i... V. rf-r .. e i Eiiiffi-5 c 1 -13 a 1 -fr..-el STANDING FORWVARD: Ronnie Ragsdale, Melissa Huizing, Chet Phillips, Jim McKinley, Scott Brignon, Don Dare, Patricia Brown Murphy, Dorcas Moore, jay Smith. BACK ROVV: Marianne Ed- Susan Bui-klg, Ani-i Cl-iaffin, Phyllis Daniels, wards, Suzanne Selph, Betty Bridgers, Jane Stone. Bill Barto, Wrenn i 56 N ,QQ -. 'R 'I T 'Y Klub M.ir1LmIu' Lduinmls XXVNIKNJH l'I.m1A. mu-f-:IH-,.f1 Sprc-.ndnnq the Ng-ws lv. If uch uma Ami 1-ifvgrl bcfrnel .A bug night 'Bfdtxlmf Sh-rv ' 'I is:- 'dm ! mf- tx i,. J .,,., 1 -- .PAM M ,xg , 5l'!fIf'1'fq ' ' SF-'2ar1:XJgs3a,43. 1 , .f iw.a,,w f .- Nqiqgggafx , f V ' 1 -u-.,.. -nv 1 ', : du' 'vulne- -V- -no- 1 'fig Soccer This year soccer, foreign to the Wesleyan community, was introduced along with its talented coach, Bill Music, and from all indications, it is here to stay. Lacking experience in the sport, twenty spirited X . i 4 ..-- Y . men gave their best efforts in obtaining J' a highly respectable 2-2-2 record. All X team members are expected to return next 'www 1 year, and with their spirit and enthusi- It 2 asm plus support from new team mem- . 1 Q bers expected, next year's schedule can r be looked upon with much optimism. V '20, .1 . v I I x. , I . . ' . I 1 I -cn-sp' - ' r ' :OV .,,.'g Y ' . ' I- ' . ' be -4 -,. - . Tiff. , P-. R ' V ' 'wi , .' -if Invader in Bishop territory. Bomers fight Pembroke -.- Y UI ' U . . X' . L,,.7.. l Q- F' Y A I ' r i' . . 3 . , . 4 , . L, 4 , a 1' . .. i A il-jfvv-is. . . 'T' ' ' ' I W TN -RLL7...'i ' ' ' . - f 5-,H nf . a-.vxsl.fi!ET '1E. :V 5 'f'f'3:j:f,.::--.wr Q 5 .5 ,.s.,.,,-M,I.M-. ,V I 1 'H+'-r '1 3,310+ ' ' .. ' ' 'A ' ' .g. , .-L- ei V -Na+,-4, 445. .,,,--at 1-:Ay 'L -: . gl .M : 4 ' - g..'ffi.vzn-in -My -- KNEELING: Bob Toth, Pete Baily. Stiles Livengood, Buzz Barker. Wade Hannum, Ten'y Taylor, Marc Delaney, George Watson, Brian Denny Seybert, Fritz Smith, Mike Pratt, Bill Gatehouse, Al Rexroad, Richardson, Tim Isaacs. Bruce Harris. Jimmy Troutman. STANDING: Coach Bill Music, Courtney Thomas, Q , I-4 7 'x iff hu. . I s, Q-V., . Cudch Bill Nlusln and Tr-.Arn Clapmxm Frau Smith And Dennx' . ffvbr-rl Bishops tie with the Indlans. Carolxrm Freshmen defeat the Blshops. , , 1, , 'ur N' ...Wi , vf',,u J ' V VA V 3.1 1 ' , ' .NL tl-',-., ,...f. X , x A l . h , : f J - all iw f xf +V mm ,I,,. ,Q ilu-'l.',', ,' . Af- Tw 1 ' 'LL I .-,, - .. , . v 1 3' WI ' ' 'A ' r , 1 I , N sf- b-f l 2 1 1 z -4 ,-.-1:-g.f.'4?A -- -4 Af' L 'lk ' ' Q az?-5353553 ge:-Q - Av -A .i'Qlfl-,. 'X A 4 ' f+ff312K2-ie-.ii-lb,,.+:Qf1y.:rf -H+ -- 4 .N .. 1 . 'l5J5'f' .. -7-hs. Zif'i,Q' 1-' --x.:--t :pb if . 4,5l:I,..,pQf?,i 7. ..., ,nm ' '-.:.f.'f!'MT7'-. ' --v' , Ni' Af - ' 1. lf: ..,-f- Q .A,- ' 3' impv,-f,f 61 , M.. 49335 Sk... .-e:a, f ' -.1-, .A Q Q My v:,f Q. , D .:-1 . 5 ' 4 9' . iii if by KNEELING: Capmtn Ll-wd Nelson STANDING: Dave Burhtn, Nlantlger VYACIQN Reqinei, hlikt' l'ititt, XY.xx'tie Brmvri, Brian Ritlmrdwn, Torn Davis. Dennx Sevhert. Don Hinos, Blaine .'XtlAInw, Art lf,-:gut wn, lftmtli Don Snxll' N. 'J i I Coarh Dun Scdlf ' 63 During the season quite a few games stand out as being spectator games. The most thrilling for the school was a 68 - 62 victorv over St. Andrews, uthf-rs were 11 815 - 77 lms to Floriclzt Presbyterian, and a 66 - 63 loss to Methodist. This year W'esleyan's Community was host to the Second Annual D. I. A. C. Basketball Tournament, Don Hint-S, Kitts! Uutwmritliiig Pl.tu'r ul the DI -X if Coiilr're'nrw lnur'ti.i'nf'tit K .1 f :':,., N. :, -ga 5 H 1.5 .' , .rf , . V. 1 -. u A 1 v. ffsfg. 451.41 , , 4 ' 1137 ei 'i -'-, 1. ' 5'fF'-17.2 , ' 01' 3 P' ' if W 42 , ' ff. ' L vw 'N ' 7' ,Q 2. ' if 1. 3, 1 425 . ,, '.Lt1'-- f N - ,J .- .,::., ,aux .- VV 9' - .1 ft 'fu 1 Ex . : ' , x F ' 1 . 1 -'-N , XX x P iw Z . I iq V Q, Wm! .,,, ., I - 3 i .1 zw-H-f , .- ..,., -- - ,. .. -, J 411125: , Lpgg' . ' '- Q53 Q, L ,- mv - . 4 , . - .- . ,.-ss ' - .tfll '-.:...:1nb- -'L 's.,,.4. - 22 S . .... , In fm- WJ' - 'if I' -fn if A904 ' 4131 , I nf I, ,.NV lt V. ,,. .x nb E. .', M. ly -iq gg? . i 25 ' ' K e fx fi., -J' Q 4 R U..-nf-V--v .-Xl, it's in tht- lobby. smoml door on tht- lvlt In the consolation game, the players were mentally up and took third place away from St. Andrews College in another close score 71-66. Individual honors were numerous among this year's team. The most cov- eted individual tournament trophy, Niost Valuable Player ol' the Tournament, was awarded to Wlesleyans deserving starting forward, Don Hines. Of more use than they look, the NCXVC Comment Squad added muth rim-tlecl sthool spurt to many ball games Don Hines - A world of difference .APU rvf, 2 ws' N- ' i f' 4- i f - . A , W ' Barbin tal-tes aim. First semester action against St. Andrews. Student h h , :ff-5: Ei? S 1' 9124. .P Eg! 5 ff S 5 UW I CII' Splflt Seasonal performances by Lloyd Nelson and Mike Pratt brought them Second Team All- Conference honors. Next year's outlook is already promising. Having but one Senior on the team, Coach Don Scalf will have his familiar top five returning, along with some fine incoming prospects. Cheerleaders. FRONT TO BACK: Pat Dams. Linda Lau. Elliott 9tevensun.BaIl'3.1r.3Cirmxtiord. Nlanlxn Shepard, L-,us Lambdin. Cjroline Sanders. Don Dare, Captain XYesleyan XX'esleyan Wesleyan XYe5leyan XN'esleyan Mesleyan XS'esleyan XX'esleyan Vfesleyan Wesleyan Wesleyan Wesleyan Basketball 38 60 54 63 54 47 63 ll 57 63 62 T3 Coach Scall' stresses A point - 1964-65 Guilford Charlotte Methodist St. Andrew: St. Andrews Charleston Guilford Florida Presbv. Lvnchbursg Methodist Charlotte Charlesron lhiltl plmf lll 'xl Cmggg,-1 y , I I Battling Bishops gn iaimltist St .Xndrrg-.-.s Klolleqe in tumolmion ki DIAC Tournament, 67 5 P1 1 Wrestling The W'restling Team for its first year did not turn in such a successful won-lost rec- ord, but with each match gained valu- able experience and improved on funda- mentals. This can be seen as they tied Wilmington College. The captain this year was joe Boling. Joes previous four years experience in high school and his knowledge of the sport was an asset and indeed unexpendable to the team. Next year Coach Music will have the majority of his Hrst year men back work- ing just as hard and also hopes to have this year's team bolstered with new faces. N Ip' Atlas works for opening points on take-down. D'- IENEELING: Doug W'ood, Tommy Farmer, Dave McNamee, Joe Boling, Dick Tripp. STANDING: Coach Bill Music, Doug Groseclose, Nat Railey, Jerry Eatmzin, Bob Toth, Bruce Harris. Atlas drives for the pin x ,.-,.-my 'Tw Tn-nsron bl1lldS C0 N liatnmn rldc-S fur the pm' Bowling This year's Bowling Team experienced a fairly successful season, finishing just out of third place. The bowling scores were in- consistent, being high one week and low the nextg however on a given day, the team was capable of beating anyone in the confer- ence. This is supported by the fact that Wesleyan was just six pins short of matching the highest team match score in the con- ference. Everyone is returning next year, and much improvement can be expected. nv- STANDING: Nlax Fitz-Gerald, Richard Ernstes. Richard Burney, Ron Ragsdale. KNEELING: Bill Holloman, Lyn Holden, Randy Baker. 70 Team decides on individual scores Randy Baker demonstrates his style, Q1 1 .dv r . . , . N .-wb: -.ur I ' '-s... Q- .......l Cross Countr This was the first year XYeslevan has attempted to field a Cross Country team. The sport, now an integrated part of XYeslex'an's athletic program. is expected to improve and gain popularity in its second year as it becomes more fa- miliar to the XYesleyan Student body. Coach Don Sealfs squad, composed of four freshmen, a sophomore and a junior, though having a losing season has gained experience and shows much promise for next year. This ye.1r's Squad was sparked hx' Doug XN'oocl, a rising junior, who placed filth in the lJ.l,A.C1. tourn.irnc,-nt ht-ld at St. Andrews College. Doug will be looked to as the nu- cleus oll next vear's team. 24 1 +..f s-f 4' WIIXNIJING1 1.o.iili Nall. lfliruli-s llf-llis lion: XMM1 livix Hiiilviii KNLIQIIN1.: Mimi Broun. Xa! Railwx, Him: 5li.ir:'T 71 fs. as Q . fl . . , all time ' A6 ZI+-H ...fr ..+-V-+ 9:11 Bill Bobbitt, Mike Pratt, Tom Farmer, Lyn Holden, Fritz Smith, Barbara Anson, Coach Bill Music. Tennis Although individual initiative and improvement was apparent throughout the season, the Bish- ops Tennis Team could muster but one victory. This was a 5-4 win over Methodist College, and it hinged on the completion of the No. 2 dou- bles. Although the Team played many oppo- nents out of their class, each member profited greatly and gained valuable experience. 'E A-il Tom Farmer 4 24 Lyn Holden 72 ' A - ' , eiiiiN F 1 euiQf.H -lu In . - '-1'-illlifiiit-ittlllliiig in T 4, llhkig- f. 1, yl7i2i2?.-4525.1 4. t A , or Z 'l'i52'9Y2'iiiii23'55h2i:2e me T I me i' afllllllllllli ll 'wall s i i ss U: ii li i g - g ! v IIEEEEEE.-EE:-aging - e -fs--ei f Mft - - -,mf i-,T1rr,::f t i ly X l 1...-1 -1 I A . .. . ' - ' 4 - ' - Q!!! Ilia it' llllilllllalall ml gsv V Z' its-, . J , V if 5 5 ' ff' fl T ' T ' - rv 'f'7 fl' 4-f T' fl . J- ' . ,'f- , ri T. ' ...J Y-fr QA-11.11- 7 . Holden and Farmer play doubles. l ,N A . 'IJ -1 . .gt i 'J M 'i dlrii 'A A I - 'r' i..1 'Q ' .H hm I.: .A Mg,.,,. 1, ' ! HL ,f' , u t '..5' .if .- ' . 1, '1 - .HQ ,... mf' - ' - - w2?.,i,r. 1 mf. mia. P 3, , .av ,V ..-in-I-.fvflyi A.,Lt,y- , -. gf, Q -Ky. ,ga . iff f t 'r 'ZZ' ' -f- . , , :LH I-1.4. - it .. 51' ' -' it '-,tg V' 1.7 .. 'ZX . ,D 1 '- . in-t it L31 if 1 e .5 l A.,v,lv23,,4., A , ' :L 'E-'wen f T el new I ,,,t,.,, , 4 pg Q 1 Maamfl ' 1, , DLT. . . , - sip .57 Y - ' ' ' , .J X ' ' ' 1 , . . 1 . - i Fritz Smith I- ' ' P 1 -L Q - i NYY!? ff fHff4H+++4+m,.,.., ' 1 'J lv .fnl bies r1m.x n h wnh B-vhhm .md I-'mn B111 Hubbm Mnkv Putt 2 ns il , f YNY N f 5 x f Xklwf '1 -4 35 f fm - . Anson and Smlth plav Doubles , j 5'7 jfA 'Jin .p ig-2 fi - , W -L ' ' ', ' ' '. - - fi' ' '-if Y. 'ff ' ' J Y A -- C ' .'F1!l5'3 Y 4?-'Ci - Qvggw Q1 ,, '44 , 'DE -ng. ,f ',..+..T E.-q -, as-'f ' ' 'if 7- -' uk- Wg.,-ff it .' S' - -' can .- ' f A i'?f9' 1 4'1'fwpi:1 f-ig' - 'W A 56 vlf ' ' '- ' ..-7C'1i:1-- ff ,,T fi Q4 J'f:'r ' 1 -fi' -1 ' :gf ' Q, - f....1a.:i'-'., A ,,-,,, '-,. 'N -.: .., Y' , - . ' '- . 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X mi , ' 73 Golf The 1965 Golf Team found itself without one returning letterman from the 196-1 season. The team completely re- grouped with the aid of several Freshmen and two Day Students, to produce a winning 5-2 Conference record. Under the direction of Coach Don Scalf, the VVesleyan Team placed third in the D.I.A.C. Conference Tourna- ment. Rodney Moore, Lee Ball, Buck Roney, Mike Hucks, Buzz Barker, Fred Hollamon, Irvon Clear, Win- ston Thomason, Coach Don Scalf, Buck Roney Irvon Clear , P' 74 Ls I .f -es AP'-,N -A vw 'X ,J - 'ff' .x:x'ft'F-Q 1551 ' Q'-7 .. . , ..,1',jg1-U---,' IQ., ,..,xqA Hull Iikxr 2 , I' ililml XY ' melon Ihurmw 'rl N . 1. 1 ,.. . hr:jf?'ga ', , T5 aseball The 1965 Wesleyan baseball team won one and lost ten ball games. The team had a great deal of bad luck and a losing season. Though statistics may show very little in favor of this year,s squad, there is evident a clear advantage for next year. The entire squad, composed largely of freshmen, will be re- turning and with the able coaching of Mr. Wadkins and the experience gained this year, we can not be anything but op- timistic about next year's performance. Z . 1, 5 ' Y 4.. --1 .Lv 3'-tar , 7 ' 551' ,1 -+ vawwhavig ,sq 1-. . . ,. . , ,. A ,Z A .K-,-,A V V ,. ..5.' -S 3. . ,31- 3 1 'Q . w Z ' I il is 1 D I Y I , ,Q 5' - , viii ' l ,,, 'fu ' - ' ' , , . , 1 X 'D .f ef :mf r - 4 5 ' ' . , . .- i ' 1. , . b Q - 4. i H -l - ' -1' w '. Jef 4 V HN- ' q 'lf ' :n.4.,.. -i 'i is , 1 fs- 4 i :' A 1- i ,, :.'f-J: q V' j- 1 In- ' A ff 13 - ' Yr 42, ni .1 T'f'f.r', l .. - ,- .. .V QQ' , ' - -Y i X5 :L X , Y x- U V ' if .L , .mix ' , . . gr ' v ye: 7 L, - 1 -i - 2-!.f 'H'fr.s: .--,G V, - .W -f ,.., Jinx' Z, , - , - ..-,- 4 qi, -. !L:Pfg,,-nf'a,, . ,,, ., as 3 -Q-'E 'f:-wffnfff' ' 15 f,3',.f ,1f -. 'A ,U 0 J ' ' ' f 1 b.,-,,.,,.,,.,A , ' . jf .. Q.. 59 -,ga ..,,t,,.- .I A M V 5.14 ,M ,fl 1 .L ,fe ..u... 3'l'u'G' 9 - .' .. ' ' ...... Henry rounds third and heads for home. 76 1 1, 5. ff! mn' mes' - Ja '5--1i3Rw v- '3Q Q4 - ,-.cu '..wv..5 .ro-... . mp.--3 it A X , '55 rl rf ' - 41 ' . JM.-fm L x X.-nnft .gal timmy, Iwi! Xhulkms Llmml Ink, luv wa Bdseball 'IK-.1111 M ,'l,T-x' f' . L I n. 3, -L4 .. - ww- - P' ' .Ls ' V. ' ' 3 I .- 'QL : --L' - f----H -1 .Y -H:,.- - ta. 4' 1 1 ' X N5 X n mth llv- XM-xlm n --.-mg-.Qui 0-1- :Crn':1 -... Q4 Xf:1W .rf 'ax n, .f7,',,1i KNEELING: XIAIYIH Sarra, Ron Raqsdalcz Brmn Rxrhdrdsnn. Hwnri I.Ar11,.xNlf1. Iii 'IKULV-r NEC- OND ROYY: Ruin I.Ltl'1C,3ill'f. NAI Rinlw, Clem jfMclvr1.jm' NN'xll1.nrm. Xu I'kv'I1IlxwvTl lui Nlmlw Rlmdx Hxxlwr. limp h If-If XX .1111-nm 77 '., w 4 qv VFW -. 555354. A .o -nw.-,f f F--.sv , gt. 'JST .-as 5,-e fz. s N4 .Ad -fr nik 4. I an .gf vfn -4- fix. Av -s '4I1 'ff'.g?!f'e-,f... . V..,,, , -- - f-- :W fs-. ..J. W mfg,- '-Q-nvr' -. ww.-.--mu-, v - gwav- ,.-m '.f .:.-'2:.W.a.'Q'3EEi ff . -as Inheldersr Ronnie Ragsdale, Brian Richardson, Art Fergusson, Randy Baker. 1 r r u 4 1 Xkfbf I A 1 . W, K I , J The Bishops on defense. fi I I i W 1 N N yr L, H QE fm V ii 78 I -UL. ju 'f 4 ' as I Q V + ' wap. ,H N- -.-1 V- . ' 'V 1 V. ,vf lag, y . I X I X ', A Lv 4 -L ' ,T , .- J - .- V sv ' 1 N 'dl -4-, , ' A-J .Tis ' '-4 . N ' ' 4 x -:-, 4 5,1 1 ' - , 5- 'fl f , -1 .Tl 4 J ! J -A f V u 1 ,rf .. 1,7 vw ' A 1. ' ,. ' fl . - ,fa N A -A -P-' Q' ' 'rf ' l , r ,Q ,F I1 Qi L ti ' 'ff Y ' ' - A A fs.-fs ' 42.-m F gf . ' U . Y ,S X - A -. n- , 3 xi f ,-J ,MDN 'EA - V thi V .v, Ng- fa.V3.V 14' , . . A. ur, 4 ? A ,I A 245- , 5, f ,Y , 'U ,Q .-vfY,QTi.:-'J' ,tg-::25'1?, J,,?1 ,. . . h I . : . ,L , Q . V. i 5, .-pzvnyi-V, - AT f A Za- 4:'5 f fif :inf-7,3-'fe V . . ,ai-kilsi f. g .E gg x,',v.::-22 - ' -1': .' ' . ' f'li?ji5 1 'J-',,1 :1f'1'n fffi' S' ' n ,V-...-. Q fi-fif . Fifi Outfneldc-rs: Ed S-,hull2. Ruin lnxmasic-r. Clwm Iwsw lxn. lor XY1111.xmi. Nat Raxlex ,,.,, .4, ' --1. 29? ' ns ,N J, bn- r x .ZA ,. 9'lL 'P '..-s.4,.v- .,. .ur K . ,gurus x 'Q ' fe Ti , ' . Q A is A - N I ' Yi'-.,. --'f-' 'lf Y ,M , , - .. l 4 .VV-n.,..- 1 X sv 4 ' .- -'-' Q-Q I - ? A- - ., xv L. 'sf 7. - f 'P 'Q , ,, --1. ik-5 fl , - - 4,-is Catchers: Ed Tmkcr, Henry Lancaster. Clem Josselxn, Martm Sarm o 'E I -1 9- , sn 1 x ni ' f- ,rw -,'v5Z:i4ziI Here she is, the very beautiful Miss Wesleyan Collegef' 'i V ' . V t' sgklf-,'A , ,zz-, .', . :-,fzffly lb' R ags R1ChCS Loretta Post crowns Miss Mae West. Jeff and Ann plan for the Rags to Riches Dance. 'NA Sexy Miss West . . . 82 L Xl Local students p.xrtirip.itinq in, and leading Campus Hootenanx' NN'esleyan's Second Annual Blow-Out again featured Maurice Williams and the Zodiacs Enjoyment was found by all who participated and some who didn't, E. QL.. Uni fhivnpns lfiinxsiiml lxunllx Qihiytl-t lii lxlluim- llv ll.nxt4..il. Nl! Nl-Ill. -Hill ll' Teagarden. sing When win ware .1 l'ulip The Autumn Jubilee Weekend The weekend of Friday, October 30-31, began with a Pop Concert pre- sented by the VVesleyan Niusie Department, featuring our famed Faculty Quartet, and was given momentum Saturday evening by a combination hootenanny and picnic Bar-B-Q' supper held behind North Hall,Saturday night the weekend reached its climax with the presentation of our annual Harvest Howl featuring Maurice VVilliams and the Zodiacs. Enjoyment was found by all and socially the weekend ended, a complete success, nl .J A7 83 0'! Christmas Dance The annual Miss Mistletoe Ball was held on De- cember 12, in the new Wesleyan gymnasium. The class of 1965, working with the Social Com- mission presented Huey fPiano5 Smith and his Clownsn at the semi-formal affair. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of Miss Mistletoe for 196-1 by Dean Jack W. Moore. The candidates composing the Mistletoe Court were selected by the student body. The court of 1964 included Mary W'right Edmond- son, Dwana Gay, Kay Lipscomb, Grace Mark- ham and Diane XVood. Miss Marilyn Shepard, the reigning Miss Mistletoe of 1963, relinquished her crown to Miss Grace Markham. fi Dean jack W. Moore crowns Miss Grace Markham, Miss Mistletoe 1964 To Grace's left is Miss Marilyn Shepard, Miss Mistletoe 1963 Dr. Johnson models his mop toupee, a Christmas gift from the so- HI-ICY CPi2iHOl Smith and his Clowns pro- cial commission. vided the entertainment for the first social event held in the new gymnasium. 84 I i A 35 -Y., Mass lvmu IN1.ukl1.m1, Mus 5iISllfIOF IU64 i The Sncial Cmnmnssum and helpvrw behind the scene prfgparlrxg the gymnasxum ihr the dance ,. X. I x 4 X11 Uuplrvn re-neue-Q Im glft hfuu tho Swual Cluuxrnxswnm .1 LUV-, M Plavhm .' Mid- inter Formal Dr. Cordts, Dean of Students, crowns Miss Christine Morgan, Miss Sweetheart 1965. To the right of Miss Morgan is Miss julia Barrett, Miss Morgan's maid of honor. Campus Sweetheart 1965. fx The fXIid-XS'inter l'xUI'lN.ll. l -Cl!I'll.lI'N ll. .ll the lh.xrr'xtmxn Niall up IH honor wllXYf'SleY.xl1'4 Board ul lrmtem, Flwun4l.x- non direftors, :Xdminlslration. lnrultx' .and stall The fornml, decorated in the xv.ilC'l1llI1t' Illllllll lx'g.xn wulh lllf' grand nmrrh, led hx' Rolwrl Su-plmns. prvsnlcnr ul xhc SGA. The hxqhlxqhr nl' the evening uns the lrmlmdllrtlurl ul the IXYCIIIY-lXN'U club sweethcnirls .incl the uvronntnm ul the reun- pus sweethcuxri who wa: selertcd bv .1 von- ol thc uvurt. This year Dr. Allen lf, Cordts LTllNVI1t1d Kllss Cfhrxsune NTUIEAII. Campus Sweetheart, Kiln N1urg.1r1's nuud ull lnlnmrr. repre- senting the XN'eslexg1n Band, was Blum .Iulm Bnrrett. Smxle Txger o'1,-H5 E Vu V! We lmnu nlwre in l,..ll,, for prufewors 87 .Ad ..,:. 1! l 4, . , Rites of Sprmg The uRites of Spring was the theme for the Wesleyan Carnival held in April. The Carnival, sponsored by the Social Commission consisted of booths and a wide vari- ety of events sponsored by the dormitories and clubs on campus. The afternoon, full of fun and surprises, pre- sented to the Wesleyan Community such things as can- died apples, egg throwing, fortune telling, clowns, and a slave sale. Following the Carnival, the evening reached its peak at the Flintstone Fling, featuring The Delo- eardosf' L-. .-ff' If Q .f '.. xl Lx -1 t l ' 1 t f it T, 'Z' it 41 Q L ' . ,1 ' ' '. 'l ' f ' tE,5l.,r4,.2f:,,g Ri-fi.:,4l If dl'-4 w F If ' tt N. 4 I 7,2 f l jf f ' ' 1 - I - 1- ' , .ang i I IW! U ! 1 ' I 2 V ' K , .1 ' i - A, l.f.Q.'f ,, ,LE .r , T' ntl - C - 'e . 'f Qu' - Pratt and Holden catch a few yokesllll xl x How many, son? Wesleyan lovelies Lads? J' H Wg ' , '- ,- A A ff? X mn xx Ish. Rmhf-' v,. mv 4 ' -.' ,,,. .ls I v , 1 I .n1rx't sparc-d of um lwu Cluwnsu' Hold her dmmu. Grahzxm' 6 In . r J X Ca' Mug .nlnnq xwth me I'm 4 89 XS' 1' XQAQI xx-yf .. You can'1 do 1t wrong nf you learn from the man who invented lt, .9Jzww ML u 7330525 B,2,ffJsA',b 90 ionili Look out' IIN the Dug Man Spring - Blow - Gut The final social event of the year, the Spring-Blow-Out. sented the Blow-Out as their Hnal function for the Wes- featured the Dog Mari, M11 Rufus Thomas. le-yan Community. As all final events should be, this The Social Commission under the chairmanship ol' Miss Bl0w'CJut proved to be quite memorable. Grace lN1arlcham, after having a very successful year, pre- -41 AL! 91 1 r JM ' - .. v. - : , ., W7 I4 I wiv . 4., X. -4 ' K if I R-. ,' , 3 4 : 1 V.. . A ' T 5 ,A , W, . IA q . :- a 3 qw- - M . v P, 'N U 8 G A ,.. . Q , l w, V h 1 YV -5, v 'T 5 ' ' .W -. . A flu. ,pu f if Pre'-Nflnlslrrxal Slhldflllu J us! GUI Snmvrnen .. -D -'K 4? 'Oi-a-nlu.1,,V A fgr- E WESL- HQ' 5 Q JI , xii. I si w -1.-:1 ',.. i- 4 ,,,Mn,.v ,.A. X-Yfv - ' A'-1:1216-,,e, X-x,. , A QL , ' 'Ef 3i?'?1-5'? 5??.:71 A .7 'H ,v ',v an-'X' .My . It-LS, V Ynu'rr wuppmr r.. tw Ntu-,ixxuq Iwi pzwklxxg lhw .,, 1i k1J'7 's-...f -.5 N4 I'll be! thev're just posmg' I-114115.uW1'N.m4i EDR ....f' ,,7.. -4 I' LI An Ordeal Brlgms In a cloud all hls mm' We almost lost our photographer taking this picture. VVe W'ish Lipscomb's caught empty handed. ' A . most sought after item on Campus. E Always thought he had a monkey on his back I., v. l. X Shcllwn Nulflm And Jnm Boxetle relax And renews pf'rwcl1f,,alx in :ul lf- 11 wr rx bran Osmundwn. tl16 dmenler The lrwhmf-n are nelnomed to North Hall 'B wx n,w,r pw up 41- f Mr. Garmon seeks the logic in a student's answer, 'L Q A 3. rs? 614:24 if 4.3715 V f N 9 1454 5 :ag MER Our No. 1 WEEDNCVVCDJ -5... 1.15, W -- g no , Wh X -gm -qff. Thnx Q11 uruhi mnkx th: xarxlu ll ima x lnlwxunw Q mmlllrc lxhu 1 XX'hm rnuld be ru-un: .npprlrprmrw hir A Rvlxgmux divx than to Qmlduu H .mud li-wdK nrfxxtlum' .1 ' L 99 gy Amxd the highlights Ihr Sm-iem Gmf-r changes hands -rf gr.xdu.m4,n, Ir-.uh-rehnp M nmcm Assmmlmh ffgrnmllx I . ww 1 Zffffxf ' I I fy, I Q s 51 I i 'I IN: Class Officers Treasurer, Walter Whiteg Secretary, Etta Spiveyg President Max Fitzgeraldg tNot Shownl Vice Presi- dent, Frank Taylor: First Semester President, Herbert Campbell. Senior Class C :a ci. FD 1 .-. :r 0 F w Q. FD 1 LD ET 'U o l F. :r 0 N o' o e 0 o EE fl VD 1 U3 m : Q. .. :r f'D no E. 9' ance of the Senior Class faculty advisor, Dr. Cordon E. Finnie, the Class of x65 began its last eventful year at N.C. Wesleyan. During the fall semester, the seniors launched into one major project - a Christmas dance featuring Huey Piano Smith. At this dance, which proved to be a financial success, a senior, Miss Grace Markham, was crowned Miss Mistletoe of 1964. W'ith the coming of spring, the seniors began to anticipate graduation, not just any graduation. but graduation for the Class of 1965. Plans for this graduation culminated NVE-dnesday, June 2, inf' Daniel V. Avent Bachelor of Arts Mathematics 'QWV Mary Jo Barkley Bachelor of Arts f Psychology A 1965, at 10:30 A.M. when sixty graduates accepted a 'Charge to Graduating Seniors given by Wesleyan's be- loved president, Thomas A. Collins. As a gift to N. C. Wesleyan, the seniors created The Bar- bara Mary Miller - Truong Nguyen Memorial Loan Fund and The Barbara Mary Miller - Truong Nguyen Memorial Award. Both awards, available to qualified eco- nomics majors, are designed to be continuing memorials to Miss Miller and Mr. Nguyen who were killed in an auto- mobile accident during spring vacation. .xg j X Betty Jean Bradshaw Bachelor of Science Biology 2 'X r 11 -v fx H . Rumnf- Br1ukr'l1l1IwlA5Il Bm Iwi-11 H! Xrn Imax Im Lu- x L' lixmxwll Q X H.n!w1uvw'l Xrh ff Ilmurx V , J, kl,?2,vA Q.-X If ,ff My ,7?Z,1'! SX Q f , J ff'-.,. ,wifi YQ lx '.?g2.:zQ,, f,,,f 'II ? Zasfzg, I - wp we X Q f? fffjlfjsljh' , lf?fj.AgX1i . ig-5 lg, , rf ,NQ5 52 -qh- gina X 'Il' I! xx x 4 4f J ' T1 5 AS X ,ff 1 If 'f JA, 3 'j,q:1 tx N N f , LQ-iw ,N jf! M 1, . L I, v, 'UMW buf 17' ' , ? N ,xl X ,Milk ' I 4 My Uv X B1-mx Cilmng 'X' BJ- Mn-Inf U! Xru X, Ihruum Iixim lun I 1 us, 7--.F 'l ' 5 X 7 fix , 1 37. Q LW ' L . .QV Phxllxx F Ilmn-12 ru. 'YN 1 Hfxmyl XX I.nmpMf I H.m.f1..r Nz Xrr. Pu! Iwlwu, '6- E -- X , - xii I Kwiwxt Hmm fm-k H44 !1:-My wt 'un 1.4 Wm mv X lfr-r.H'!I3v1L.' Immvi Bdhhglwr U1 VN I H V DI UAH M iw: Xrr- E V1 xr .I H-, .if '-.mmf H,k,,,p, M' X Bmilf-l1.r.,1 Xrtx Nfuw 103 :53 - K- ' -, . -44 . A -. 1- 5 ' 3 .1 Y ' Q, .5 5 I -. , '-L.' J' 3 . NX W 7 , VV id, E Donald Everett Bachelor of Arts History Faye Ellington Maxwell Fitzgerald Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Arts Psychology History GL: 4.-ns Barbara L. Hall Bachelor of Arts Mathematlcs Y-L.. ET' Charles E Harris Charles E- Hayes Bachelor of Arm Bachelor of Arts Hlgmry Evelyn Harris Psychology Bachelor ol' Arts Psychology l 104 1 g- 5,7 111V H -' r.- H,1...f111r1-1 X H.- 1 111 I l'I1111h,z1X Xx,.1:.1u1 I H 11 1 1 l1.11,..111HI X11 1.114114 X 12111- 3 fx 1.5-v 'YY lush Hwxwrfi B.xd1r111r 111 'um 4 wh fl fi 1 X 1.111 r-- I,-1' 1I,.1: I.1' 1 PML'-.1:11X:1 H1 '-1 LMI ., 1 I,11u11-f lx1V11x XIV, H,,11f-1 1 1' 'xr' 10 Edward Lewis Bachelor of Arts English Grace Markham Bachelor of Arts English 'F ,ma WN 5 Perry C, Lowry Bachelor of Arts Music Robert G. Lyon I ,1- Chester Murphy Bachelor ol Arts Mathematics - N ., .ale-' Lewis A. Nixon Bachelor of Arts Economics 106 Bachelor of Arts Psychology Sara F. McGee Bachelor of Arts English xc Karen Norman Bachelor of Arts English w IDX 'Y 7 .nm-m.m NWN 5.-n '01- ,Ahk H Pdmxjy Nuyllfn IU-:Inf a..L1m.., ..f ,mx H4-wl1'lN'f H1 w Hmmm lkx-h.,1.,qx o-' Bmnlu Plllvr Bafhelur uf- Sun,-mc Cfhernlxlrx L Y? Brenda Prldgen Bm hflnr of Arts English ri K,ux'Rm1x1-, I I' 11 Twin! :rl MIN INV: lnflfngx 107 'Ui muIn1IN.u x .nh tif Ed Schultz Bachelor of Arts Economics rw, Ti Etta B. Spivey Bachelor of Arts English Robert O. Stephens Bachelor of Arts English i Kenneth W. Smith Bachelor of Arts History COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS - HA New Idealism Dr. Arthur Larson Frank Page Taylor Bachelor of Arts Economics Betty Spain Bachelor of Arts English 3 Harold D. Stanley Bachelor of Arts Religion Victoria E. Taylor Bachelor of Arts History 'X 1 Rtfhard W' Tripp .xchelnr of Sftenuc Chemtstrx' 1 Chxraun S 'llywn Barlwlm ul Arn Rcllqntlt Yves Van den Branden Bachelor ol' Arts French 'f l Dorothy M. NVaterS Bachelor of Arts Psvchology 'Pi t1 ,. .-, Vlztltn li NYill1lxnus Bac hflt-r uf Arts Rrltqmn 109 pfv Q Psi! F to ,, i 5 QA 'N 'iv -9- ' 1 l r:xm:-5 ll Urnsteacl B.1nltf'lnrn! S- :rm u Bmlogv -v I7 Starlelte F. Veslcr Bachelor of Artx Englxsh .nv- IQ-x. 0 Bxllx' D Wmstead Bachelor of Arts Nlatlwtltaltrs 5 Charge to Graduating Seniors The President: You have been certified by the Faculty as candidates for graduation. You have heard the approval of the Board of Trustees for the eonferral of your degrees. Before the degree is conlerred. I charge you to call to mind the aims and purposes of your college, so often made known to you in chapel, class, and campus events. VVill you endeavor to live your life under the standards of excellence which your college has held before youf' The Seniors: We will so do, the Lord being our helper. The President: W'ill you support the pursuit of truth and beauty in the arts and sciences through your continuing education and this institution of learning? The Seniors: VVe will so do, the Lord being our helper. TheA President: Self-fulfillment will demand your continued participation in the finest achievements of our civilization: artistic, intellectual, and spiritual. Therefore, will you associate yourselves as active members ofthe institutions of our society dedicated to the preservation of our highest values? The Seniors: We will endeavor so to do, the Lord being our helper. The President: Will you pursue your chosen vocation as a calling of God, and will you seek humbly to serve your community of neighbors? The Seniors: We will so do, the Lord being our helper. Senior Class FIRST RUYY: Bern Chang. XX'1n1!'r6d Sawver. Barbara HAH, Grarf Ilmwrix. Pvrrw Imxxrx, Rwbwrl Imwrr, I'i1H'. XXwwff'.ul I UI'R'IH Xiarkhanr. fixwn -Irnxnffr, Ynlfilv Ilxxlfwr. Elm B Npnrru, Brvtx Sprnn. ROW: Nan r - .Xnn I'31fmlz.w. ,Iam H1.nIxh.m. l I1f-xrrr Xlurl? Edna Lanqsl-In Garlrm. lI.1rfwI Nefxtwn, Hrwrrda Prxdufrn. Nrvphf 11 PNA Ikxrnflwiplw Kung. NX'4llmm H 'rw-r Rwdwrr Nvplnxw H wrvvlri iurdr llr? SECOND ROYY: Lxllxr NIM' Delamar. Fav- Ellmgr-ln. I.v1w1f' f'.xr'wr1 FI'-vm, hd Mhulw I'IVI'I'I ROV: Klhufw II.r.fw. Vlmr Shenrrte. I'.xrr1L13 G0rh.1nn. :Xllw Krrxarwu. XI.1r1r- NIfBr1dP. Krm-11 Hrxrzw Hmmm' Iirfukvrnffrffuuh I,-I I.--xumx XXniEm1r'r H.1rHf - HMI' rv ' Hanivn Nrnrmarr. Lewis Xlxwn, Barbara Iif'1u.rrdl, Durfvrhx XY.m'rx frirnrfbfll. K:-rrrrvh Srmlh SIXTH RUXY: NY.4lrf'r XYMW Yum THIRD ROV.: JMC Frar1r1Qf,r,: Pcrrcz. MAX Irlz-Gvrald, Ilurmlri 'I I.1'.r-r.u'w-i IM'-1x1 Iurnw IJr'ym'. Vw- K9-V. Rwvuv I url Ilwrrfv Everett. Iidx-.Ard Hwpklrxi. Imrrk Prxgf Iaxlwr I.u1 N Iriruurll. fnmld Iwi. XX A111 IH! 111 Class Officers .1 1.- 4-ls. y President, joe Bolingg Vice President, Gil Wylie: Treasurer, Carl Aldermang Secretary, Charnell Rich, unior Class The Class of 1966, led by the President Joe Boling, com- pleted a very successful year. The Class as a group partici- pated in various activities on the campus such as selling ads to organize blottezs for the incoming Freshmen, selling cakes to students for Birthdays, composing and selling pro- grams for the D.I.A.C. Basketball Conference and odering Hnancial support for many of the social events in the Community. The major project of the Class was the purchase of the Class rings. After many long weeks of waiting and debat- ing, the girl's ring was completely redesigned and a stan- dard pattern was organized for the classes which will fol- low. The Final project of the Class was the development of the scholarship fund in the memory of Miss Mary jo Ed- wards, a fellow classmate of 1962-1963. 41- Amold K. Adams judy Addison Carl T, Alderman William Barto Julia B. Barrett 112 ts fix A-0 -A X 1 Vu? our 'L' - 1 s 2 ,V 5 xlosvph I. Hulmg Ru lmrd I'iurnv'x, ll Canal Broun I XY1Il1.1rn Bubblll I- 15:7 Nzmcv Crutchfield H X ix 4 XXX W d x '-A C Xx 1 w 3, is.'Wo1' .'fa 37' A3 -I 9 , .1 X x v Rvbfm .1 iflmllnlle-rs xy qw' f ' .ff ' kai Q ' Cami Davenport xii' N is 3? Harold P Dixon Q, Melvxn D Dowdv Nhllnanu L Dx son 113 p fy james P .-Ulu' Iirvlu Gdrrlss IP ff X . ,' in ,U f-N ,H Q A A , V'-if-if 4-44 1 A Z IFN V l A Ana-, i 0' ' Pat Grigg R 'A 3' , Y I x X 3 Pat Gilliland King Fun ,-4, ii A Q..-.M ik 'fit Y Betty Jean Grissom 3 vi A. tr- res-3 i. A 5 William K, Gruver FQ:-x If 5? . 5'.- - i Q, . . Donald E. Hines .1 ' - Ls- -V gixl in S v.. Ho Lyndon L. Holden fc Melissa Huizing k f E235 :J---1 - 4 ' ' Dan Jacobs 15? Warren KasoH' . 1 Russell Lancaster wr-f Robert C. Kirkman Allen P' Marlin 114 Larry McCoy 2 f2.I.., ' -1' I ' 'X .,,, .4 -ms' D - G K. .PHX ,PV lx, ,,2p- -. Q A J 'Q Q , y t vp, lm ' 5-51 tv K H . l .. . gy, ri. - 'A tl Q- Ilhwd Nclwn Brlluruuw l'.n'm' ' . 4.-rl 4 ' Raymond O'Kelly D . P' ' ll Samuel McPherson lm? Uwe fa., ' x R in . vm- 4 i . 5 Z 1 . x It . 43 ' Tfi' M bf' i' I Ronald Ragsddlc -jf - ' 'Q' czhamell Rich Michael Pratt 'xi Al Rexroacl X ,ew in ' L- Ag.. 5,1 X . Y: ' K '7' ,V Us V g MAVY Drew Roberson 'T Al I l Clmllcs Simnderg Janice Roebuck Raymond Robmson Glorm Sanders 115 I R Bruce Shafer andra Shipley Charlotte Smith jay Smuth WGBH I I Elliott Stevenson 2 Tomoko Takahashi u lx i 116 r' 1' -4 'X' as 'P if 6 HY NN1H1.m1 X 'I nl r -1- 'ix .Rr XX ' 4- 'AA - Rl. ,Q 'TW 'TG' . 1 Bfwcrlsx Yxni 1-nt , 'Iheudffre Iurrwr ihlrn-Nur X Hxlur- 117 Gux F TL Hn r XN1 Qx vm iI1.m1lImm1 rm m Class Ofhcers x . h l 9 '54 l '14 1 g fl f1- - xw 1 President, Melvin Gay, Secretary, Marilyn Shepard, Treasurer, Charles Saunders, Vice President, Bill Barto. Sophomore Class The Sophomore Class, under the leadership of Melvin Gay, worked to develop a strong supporting class for the varied activities of the Campus Community. This was a year many of the members had looked forward to, for now, they were no longer Freshmen, but Upperclassmen, granted the task of responsibility and lead- ership. Now was also the time to make a decision for future life and decide on a major from the variety of subjects offering a B.S. or a B.A. degree. The Sophomores hope to continue their productive years with the election of Blaine Adams, Presi- dent, Billy Norton, Vice President, Marilyn Shepard, Secretary, and Terri Conway, Treasurer, as oflicers for their Junior year. ,T :ap , L' I2 W , - . - -eu' . Q: ' Les Allshouse WBITCH Baker Robert Bartelt 118 Rita Abernathy 5 . N 1 as i I. J. Blaine Adams 'Q N Q 1 Karen Allen ef f A. . Suzanne Barwick in sg 5 1 - 1'-.px Bun fu Bmmp Nu T27 9' 'vi' . ' N I k T' 46, A- , . xv- K Sandra Boyd Helen Breltfnbm I1 T--v Sian' Lee Cam Theresa Clmnx-Mu 'n fi , vb - -5' L- ,,,.- I Marc Dehmm .-y Allen P Den nn. :N 1- FQ- Marn' Par Elam YT' ,In fum films C+rrllr'I1.x Hmmm vu va!! QX X Si- 3- ' Ti' f Belly Bngigf-fy Shgxmrx ll,1hlf' KT ,J ' -. il Gm mei' lpnnln 119 ff Xikxrm Fl kk fa V Hui is 5- -.A Hx NX1ll1..1m Cidrlfr Kax Imulhrrx 13 H 4 us 'T I XX'1l1n,am Dub 'X , . Xiu , H1 'Y' u Uh a F L l 1 J. Ray Freeman 4 Z5 - I I l, l Michael Glass l l f 1 l. l t, l A A Fred Hurst gs' 3 Clem Josselvn 2' Carlton Livesay -.Q l T l i, i l 1-X fu- ul Y Darnell Gates 'UNC Q. fs,- Susan Greene I Timothy Isaacs 'V K. Q5 Katrina Kobylarz '?', .gr , N Susan Loftin T . , B Dawana Gay Melvin Gay ,.. . O . 'N ' 'ee 'R ' ' 1 'il' 1 D A Douglas Groseclose David Hilsheimer Emest Hunt 4. ,,. Nelson Jervis v 6- SA P I . vt Lois Lambdin ar- Q L, ' 5 W- ' 1 . A 1 Robert Lowry Ed Maddox Adele Maynard Av.. 120 1 . ',f. fi 1 ' , 3 f-A. 5.11.1 NI1 limi 11- . 8 -rf Clhrmluef Mxnrxgxx Deborah Nr-.xl N t' .fy ' ' ' I I I 4, . M yay .A :J :Xnnv Nfflsun - 1. 15 r ju. 4' - Qi W' x 4 N.. 'E' f A 'V' f g - 1 f ' , udnh NUFQ11 xx ,lbum N,,,,4,,, Bmw Nu. h-,lx N nd I nm, PM-m rnm,,f.,1 12l -. K 'ffl' Susan Parker ZW 11 K V. ,- . A. Q-1' X, 4 Wade Register Joyce Reynolds Bill Roberson Km 'SQ' Eleanor Rouse F TQ Billie- Klan' Rmull T' I '!?'w , 'Y Jarm-S Xl Smith Cx . 'G -Q N1 xllm P 5, 'I lI.unl1m'5.1mlz-lx IH:-nmx hr-xlwxl Xi.u1lwu NIH-Euxxnl TF' 'fi Nh xg, Ng M Q52 W W. . 1? y-. ' A 1. if 1 V . 4- - I ' in. Luunlc 5. ,rug errx Nx Sim kdalr 'XI.m1x'n Spf-ru r-r N r 1 p. vvs Ihnuthx' 'I-r.u'lm James 'I'roulm.m Vvrux xx1,Nn I-llld-1 Vvtfidr-II -5 fumw Nw 4-1 A , 5 - - N , 4 II I ' D ... ' I 'Il Q I, h Arlvnn XYhm' IU4mLgl.n XV.1.,4j fflmrlrw Xhmght hulwvr YQ-V.,-yn H 123 Class Cfhcers P-, is I Secretary, Claire Andersong Treasurer, Martin Sarrag Vice President, George Watsong President, Barry Stallings. Freshman lass The Freshman Class found this a year to remember, from the day of arrival to the time of final exams. The new members of the Community found Wesleyan like a store- house full of surprises. College life began with the Freshman Orientation, which was designed to introduce the college to the student. This was only the beginning of many more . Y ,B , .,. 9, I. . ' ' I W-.. , 1:91 g , . Li -A 'af' Y! . 'V 124 events to come which all proved to be part of the first year of College. In coming years this Frosh Class will look back on their Freshman days and remember well, the times of the blue beanie, the rigorous days of classes, Final exams, upperclass- men pranks. and the general life of Wesleyan. XVilIiam Adkins Lorre Alligood Michael C, Alsdorf HN' Q. ,,..,,f 1 Peter W, Ambrose Claire Anderson Evelyn Andrews Barbara Anson Suzanne Arie 1 .1gff:1, f-.1 .1 Xl111i1'11i H1 .nw '- Pr--V1 H5111 I.14L, H141 L t.111, 1 lwrvw X 111 1 i H1111 X1tA1-1111 t3l1x1.1 Xu, -.1 R. 11,11 Hkf: 3- 1 v ' ,V -, 1' . . . , XI,rx I,111f- 8.111111 L- 5, L. ,-, R- x.1i1x B.11.'w, tr F Q -my '19 L ' 4 . N-A I 1 1 11 11 1 ' 1' 1 4 Q ,gr- I, u., up N 1- 5 Jhnxdh 1 , ,. ,vs D I R, n L15 1: 1 3 my , X .4 ' 4' V K y 5 1 Q- ,- , fi 'sa K, ' , -, I an. . f' 'lv' Q57 .1 'A r x' 5 ff 5 6- , NJ fi Tyr! - 5 Q A A. V 5 Tu- :A 1, - - 1. 0 tj , Us-V -rx .V , , 1, , 1 1 .nv-E 1 ' 1' 4' ,, 2. ,Vi N i-:X . 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Hollis Q- 1 YVilliam H. Holloman 'F ,ul Linda Honeycutt , I I ' -24 fs 4 f' W Catherine Howard l if .l 9' ' ,I i George D. Howe gk l Q 'Zi i A, Rick Huff I V, .y 1' j Anita Humphreys ii Robert Hutchinson Eric L. Ives I gg , 5: .g 1 Joanne Ives 4,4 R. J - X J T' VVm. Austin Jackson , Yr, X ' WN Catherine Johnson f ' 4 V Marcia johnson V V :ll Michael O. Joyner I H I Joseph G. Kermon fa' H 111' g, Q -7, ,. . Norman E. Knecht T A v ' Mary Kolacz gi wg- f , ' i Charles M. Kraft 1 , ' 'V I . A 5 AA K A 'X . , ly f. X, - 1 . y V 4' Sally Kullas , Q 'fl v A 1' V 1 'E--I Andrew M. Lang N ,wh A W -ek Y L :Z David A. Laux V 4 . 1' l A ' ' f Paul D. Lawhead if 3 , 4 1 j-A L A : ' Susan Ledford l' Q. i -V , 1 X. f- Nancy Lee QL- Q I 9 k S I KA V L ,N K .' S A William G. Lehman 3, :L 1 X Yin- ki- X h e ' Kay Lipscomb ' f '7 Wm. Albert Litchfield sk' sr W .L G. Stiles Livengood 'N than N55-. 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Porn 57 ' , x Q A f e .r x' 11 ' fm Hx, A QQ- N W 4 f' ' ' , I 1931.1 :ww - - f Y Nlkxrglrffv I'rnvl v f S VI 'V' ' Carmrx R Pvmlr g L V A -A - - '- - HV Yi Y- I Q- ,Xnnr Purlv-r ' - Q N ' ' Rudncx Prldffn X ' xmm Rqdifvrd I .F .Q 'F' JY ' John N Rdrlvx V ' Nhrvm Rain-w 'Vu ' ,, j Q, 'fi I. fihkxrlw T R.nr.m L. fu- f ' 4 'N 'X rm.,-x14 ram,-, 'ff ' - x J .- , 'z - V Ni14h.1r'l Rf-ld Ni V xluhnm Rn I1 '--v A 1 Y h I 127 4 11? ' . z . 'A it . alfa 1 4 - VV in ? A -5, . ,, -- WT' 1 . n' ' 2 if A r 1141-4 NJ, X. Z: K' 'T' . V r , lk V A 'tx F '. --a-::- . pg IIN i . P Glenda Smith W'illiam G. Spence James G. Spruill George B. Stallings Bryan F. Stearns W'illiam H. Stellhorn Joyce Strickland Donna Sugg Gregg Tapson Christopher Taylor XVilliam A. Taylor Gwen Tolston Robert Toth Richard Uhrin Anne Van VVagoner Ralph Very Carol Walker Linda W'alls jane VVard Ernest C. VVatson George B. Vtfatson Joseph C. Weatherly Janice Wells Charles H. West Milton T. Wiggins Frances lNilkerson Bruce Wilkie Charles O. Williams Ellen Williams Donna Scott VVillis 4--5, T7 QT! vm X E' is w 8 Q9 jimmy Scott Alyce Scotton Sharon Seawell Richard E. Shaff 1 --.1.fwY-- 'SQTM - -. . V in - sl I . LA l A 128 Brian Richardson Josephine Ricks Robert Roop Danny Rouse Najman Rozenbaum Martin Sarra Q. .... if lack YV1m1c.ad Ruger YV1rm Nidry Ellen XX'ornblC Evelvn Xklmd NVllllAm 'I' XVuod x , , x nu HK. w VL , -M1 ... . ' 3 A l - K 55-v ,- Swv- ,, 'J 1 Q . .,.,aIli .Q:,4 ,g f ' 1 Q 1 X, Q I N: ' X Ti' Ln -Avr 1 va V x i 1 PV 1 .1 x X. A Q Af if 4 J , 3' Jpif W'1liux1 K, V Doug Vflndf-S fw ' t tlcrrx' W'1nhfrrv - is-Q ' .L K .T - fl. Q, V37 T- 129 ' w N 1 f A YQ Q. -5 A '. . .I -X . in 1 Q 1 v Y 5 A '1 'L 1. L 1. ' J xt 9 .L 1 .1 I MGJVIOBIH N 4. E4 x i 5 ,I ' ' 4 i e N X . : ' I -gona, W 'Q' A ' ' S ' Mx, Ju A A x s , L ' A 5 v QU r ' x shi Q 3 9 'J 3 , . it X A ,.'s 19 a , wg. 4 .fl -A' I' b J hsfn Q , x V, . S' Truong Manh Nguyen 7 i An excellent man, like precious metal, Is in every way invariable. - Buddhist saying 1 4 -, . - yi' If , . . . and she was a woman of good under- standing, and of a beautiful countenance . . . - l Samuel 25:3 og Nh.:- 1 ng, , C o V . I I Q : K X ,:,:S.Q:z. :-H., ails PTW1 - n 'Z' '-'W!'if4f'Q . . L4 zfztgmguiq 1 .. .61-N :YL H L-Exif-f,',j. 1 sift: f '? .f .5 s ,,,.,- . . A 4 Xpui, V. -Q ,J-' Eg PM , ' ff t fy V- V N ' l 1 p I 1 l ' Al, 1 ' ' I . ' 1 Af W 1 i. J I Mix ? . l rgmliR4xmJ. Mfnmr , .. 1.2, 1 V I N fpmzz. 1 . A,,v,f.. ,,. .. , 'D' ROCKY MOUNT LANES Open 24 hours cz day. CQMELUMENTS QE EIQJCIFSY IMIQMTNT EAMES YJ 1 TN on L 1 :E QUINN'S INCORPORATED FURNITURE or QUALITY Telephone 168-178 North Main Street GI-2-2171 Rocky Mount, North Carolina COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS WE CREDIT YOU GIFTS - HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS GAY'S HARDWARE TELEPHONE Gibson 2-1432 PAINTS-ARTIST SUPPLIES PICTURE FRAMING 122-24 SOUTH HOWARD ST. -:- P.O. BOX 928 ROCKY MOUNT, N.C. COMPLIMENTS ONE HOUR KORETIZING DRY CLEANERS Corner of West Thomas and Falls Roads and 129 South Church Street Rocky Mount, North Caroiino .IOYNER'S ATHLETIC HOUSE Sporting Goods TCIYS - FISHING TACKLE '- HUNTING SUPPLIES TELEPHONE GI 6-6159 124 TARBORO STREET ROCKY MOUNT, N.C. . B. Rose Inc. I T Office 44 2-5083 GRADING AND CLEARING ORNAMENTAL SHRUBBERY SWIMMING POOLS 1828 Sunset Avenue Rocky Mount, N.C. A. B. Rose Tom L. Price b,-- D f' A. 1 I C. Naypwtlhl U IH THE REMNANT SHOP Hrghwoy 64 West ot Englewood U Dress Fobrrcs 0 Drapery ond Upholstery Fobrrcs ' Corpets Rocky Mount, North Ccrolrno USEW AND SAVE Campus Shop For Young Men Complrments of PEACOCK MEAT CO. Edgemont HAMS - BACON - SAUSAGE Rocky Mount, N.C. PURVIS CLEANERS 81 DYERS FAMILY AND SHIRT LAUNDRY C. Earl Turncge, Owner 8- Mgr. Fast One 122 Sunset Avenue Day Service 900 For the finest in Formol Wear Rentols come to see us Phone 442'5l28 Rocky Mount, N.C. PRIDGEN TIRE COMPANY See the men who know tures best N. Church Street Phone 446-9184 Rocky Mount, North Carolina The Family Store ll T0VfYY0wn Center Rocky Mount, N.C. Complrments of ROCKY MOUNT OPTICIANS Cewuwiusims er WNI PR ID U CE Hlonesms Dissvm wnt R v Mleuimr, im Cmmemuwm THORPE MUSIC COMPANY INC. I7I Albermarle Avenue Phone GI 2-2854 Rocky Mount, N.C. Phone PL 2-4606 Greenville, N.C. COIN OPERATED PHONOGRAPHS - Cigarette Machines - Vending Machines Complete Your Prescription Kodak Service Dealer DuBarry Cosmetics ROSE DRUG CO. I I2 N. Main St. Watch for the car with Mortar and Pestle TH cmzfns snvmss za man .lkll X .IIIL . IILLIIN HSSUlIlHllUll WIQSLLLY.-xx c1oL1,Ec:E mu mmm, Hmm Emma 4 2 A L ,324 ,,.,-- Sl ' , uf ,!:,,,..f- J, V rglwllni E , . ff' 7 T lf A 1. l Ht Rocky 1 1 1 4... 1 WE LIKE N.C. WESLEYAN The PLACE fo BANK ...and SAVE MEMBER FEDERAL DEFOSIY INSURANCE CORPORATION MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Rocky Mount 0 Ahoskie 0 Greenville 0 Manteo Nashville 0 Plymouth ' Roanoke Rapids 0 Siler City Buxton 0 Gaston 0 Nags Head 0 Red Oak SEROTTA'S DRESS SHOP TARRYTOWN MALL 446-4343 ROCRYMOUM MAY AND GORHAM DRUG COMPANY 132 Tarboro St. Norfh Carol inc Next to the post office ROC KY MOUNT COMPLIMENTS OF NORTH CAROUNA GEHMAN'S JEWELERS 139 s. Main sf. GI-6-6722 ROCKY MOUNT NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS or EATMAN MOTOR CO. 531 N. Church St. GI-6-9216 WV ARD BAKING COMPANY Rocxv Moum 1912 SOUTH CHURCH STREET NORTH CAROLINA ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. Hp Qbauggfzilgs TIP TOR llil ZZ.m,J.CaAp PHIHT E UIHLL PHPTH C 0 N T RACTO R5 aompany 2309 Sunset Ave. GI-2-2931 ROCKY MOUNT NORTH CAROLINA Congratulations to C. WESLEYAN COLLECE From EASTERN CAROLINAS ONLY COMPLETE DEPARTMENT STORE Shop at SEARS and Save Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back MODLIN PRINTINCL COMPANY 1,l11l1t'IiS 411141 plmto-Oiiwt 1.111101111111111 920 BI'A'1lIl1 St. 1,1lltlll' C21 fi-59851 Rocky Xlrnml. North 1111117111121 DANlEL'S Lodues Apparel Rocky Mount, N.C. JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP Walnut Shopping Center 446-6716 Rocky Mount, North Carolina FOR THE FINEST IN WOMENS APPAREL VOGUE DRESS SHOPPE 312 S, Mom Street Telephone GI 6-4108 Compliments of KILLEBREW STUDIO YOUR SAVINGS START AT THE TIME AND TEMPERATURE CLOCK A S R 3r53212:5233335:3:: I ff ' 1 X f: E55 Ifrixxgs.. f A -li'-ummm 2 A A I E E1- i leton Home Nfl N 'N life! 1 f RESTAURANT and Mm mag. 'A N www- bn:-dy Mm N. ra H? Z ,pf if X ' AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 119 NORTH CHURCH STREET4 ROCKY MOUNT N.C Coffee Service, Inc. R W ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. WE MEET OR LOWER ALL ADVERTISED DRUG PRICES IN ROCKY MOUNT LII! CINLHLMX BASKETBALL TIIILNMENT Trophies donated by People's Bank and Trust Company for The D.I.A.C. Basketball Tournament. Win, Lose or Draw - Cbyf ,6V Qvize ZQQWZ F PECQDPLES BANK 8. TRUST COMPANY in W L A ll i, r T I CAROLINA lp.-2' orncls EQUIPMENT co. as siNcE 1921 if? X Lf ha Rocky Mount Wilson Greenville Compliments of FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE FRESHEST IN GRADE A DAIRY PRODUCTS INSIST ON MAOLAU Compliments of ALLEN BARBEE P,O. Box 338 A-78-3146 Spring Hope, N.C. ARNOLD L. AJDALAIS 'VVI-IOLESALE COMPANY LOOK AHEAD AND KEEP AHEAD Distributor of Plee-zing Products and Light White Flour Wishing oll of you a wonderful future CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1965 BELK-TYLER'S Your headquarters for campus casuals and fashions Shop our Town and Country Shop and Kasual Korner ROCKY MOUNT'S LARGEST AND FINEST DEPARTMENT STORE D. J. ROSE 8. SONS, INC. GENERAL CONTRACTORS SKILL RESPONSIBILITY INTEGRITY LEE STREET ROCKY MOUNT, Iwi 1' sa ev: -X r k -- DA N II .. I ' -., Q A lx-... fg I 4 f ITV NORTH CAROLINA ,I Compliments of Quarry Division NELLO L. TEER COMPANY Rocky Mount, North Carolina F ,.i5 'X Q-, F3 ZFX 3 i if Lhrffsi ff' L A .2 's 11 1. if rr, 1 XX A, -M., fy lxfsgy, gf, 4 lim Ji x 0 H x film 4 l ' Q 1 llfslsl f y vi .fujyf-19153 b 2 uf-,H Q nm X Ali? . 5' lllt 1 '? , vs P l we WO? i 1 3 -V TWO, f 4 I 51-3 We've been watching college graduates in east- ern North Carolina since the class of 1900. Through the years, each succeeding class has become more dependent upon good telephone service. To those at Wesleyan College, we extend best wishes. Our goal is to provide you with a lifetime of fast, convenient and progressive telephone com- munications. . -.5 ROCKY MOUNT NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION FLAKE B. SHIPLEY, INC. RAY BANDY'S MOTORS BEL AIR CHEVROLET CO. ROSE BUICK CO. CADDELL MOTORS DAVENPORT MOTOR CO. J. C. FRIAR MOTORS, INC. ALLEN MIMS, INC. THOMAS-FARRIS MOTORS, INC. JOHN VANN MOTORS, INC. For an Educated Taste! For Juniors . . . figuratively land for girls baiting an upper classmanl SURRLIEELSHOP QQHWKKQH For women . . . traditionally land for girls iust baiting l Willa Ge corners I iiLl,'ll,l'.fg'fl?lDill For men . . . traditionally land for just bait l THE MAN'S SHOP lQ '5l20 'l9hl We are not the biggest - nor the cheapest So we have to try twice as hard to be the BEST 7322 Qfzaifw mz Q64 , ANK 0F ROCKY MOUNT ROCKY MOUNT, NORTH CAROLINA Member F.D I C I 5- s I L R ix if '- 1, 1 A' . 3 . ' J 1 Y, U V 'alt .- AMERICAN YE RBOOK C O M P STUDIOS AND PLANTS: Q Cambridge, Md. Q Hannibal, Mo. Q Topeka, Kan. ' Glendale, Calif. 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