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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1966 volume:

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Q' a, . ' , Q '. 1 , , Q 1 '- A f..-., Q .. N' Q: X, iyvfgu-5,qa75,5-Lk. .. V Ili. h ' BJ., A - ' -I - . 1 ' Q.. 1 ... - 3-3. -, ' - 'N' 1 ,. ' Y - w-v Il firm' fu low, and ll firm' fn llllfl'.' nf' flu' war. mul Il firm' Afkn' pun What gain. has the worker from his toil? K 1 f 5 ir? 9 P? 1 si x 3 E V ffl M is ,ae fi Six ? Ezzliglztcrzilzcizf Disseuter 1966 I f-, ,..y' E 11, .- 1 . , ,v ,- .M A .. I I if' I -s Adininistration A M E ,if-eff' - f A. and Faculty 19 545. Organizations 353 M Athletics Social Life Umlergradiiates Dedication Index Advertisements 61 S1 109 141 142 147 an M ,-a ' 'Y wig: , Qin M M Ser ,S Q fab q i Hmmm 'WOMENS Dom IVi.s'cl0n1 and mzzrfzgcf ffzmuglz Cl Cl1ri.s'fif1n 0clz1c'z1ii01 1 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY on-37 Dr. Thomas A. Collins devoted to the higlwst ideals of the Methodist Church - Dr. Thomas A. Collins The President of North Carolina Wesleyan College Conscious of our obligation and opportunity for leadership in the continued growth and development of North Carolina Wesleyan College, we, the administration and faculty, dedicate ourselves to a Christian involvement with the students as persons of individual needs and abilities. We aspire to make this a community of learners, both teachers and students, who are committed to seek knowledge and truth, believing they are mutually inclusive. We propose to demonstrate that the Christian faith is not a handicap for the honest mind, but rather will prepare us all with a sense of responsibility for our talents and abilities. We propose to create an awareness of our stewardship responsibility to our Cod, our society, and ourselves for the abilities we possess and the education we attain within this community of learning. We urge each member of the college community to dedicate himself to the fulnllment of his role as a worthy member within a distinguished family of Christian institutions of higher leaming in the best tradition of the Methodist Church. Q G- ' Dr. Jack W. Moore Academic Dean XY, Moore k I ' vrr.-llmwr - 'mn I M Dr. Donald L. Frye Dean of Students W. Iasper Smith Comptroller Robert W. Cay, Ir. Assistant to Comptroller Dr. Allen F. Cordts Director of Development I. W. E. Ioyner Director of College Promotion Robert A. Maxwell Director of Adrnissions VVillia1n jay Carlow Assistant Registrar Walter Gary Librarian F ranees Colker Danoff Assistant Librarian ing I l IF l pf-4 GN fl jams- Wlrl Crux 'rt A, N1 Fruit-us Lollwr D H . V -v 1 DIVISIOH of the Hurnan1t1es The HllH1f1H1tl6S DIVISIOH under the leadershlp of Dr C Edwln Harwood IS concerned Wlth presentlng the students of North Carolrna Weslevan wlth a thorough and varled currrculum ID the frne arts The HUllld.HltlCS Drvlsron IS the larffest dlV1S1OI1 of educatlon at Wesleyan A B A degree IS offered 1n Enghsh Rellglon Muslc and French Thls year Dr Harwood announced hrs resrgnanon from Wesleyan to accept a posltron at Calrfornra State Polytechnlc College of Pomona Callfornla jack E Teagarden Professor Englrsh C' Englzsh Vance Mrzelle Assistant Professor English joan Battle Part tlme Instructor Englrsh Dr C Edvsm Harwood Dr Phllrp L Elhott PTUf9Sb0Y Uf Efllllsh Associate Professor English and Lzterature Louls Ebert Instructor En gllsh X I Mlchael Danolf Instructor Engllsh . . . 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' 1 X Ll: ul r lxrummcl bslsmnt I mfs-Amr Rndwlph Bcnwln Modern Lginfugxles P.u'l-txme lmlrminr Cenxhux hn Division of the Social Sciences The Division of the Social Sciences under the leadership of Dr. Allen S. Iohnson endeavors to present to the students at North Carolina Wesleyan a Well-balanced, thorough, and excellent coverage of the Social Sciences. This division offers a B.A. degree in the fields of Economics, History, and Psychology. :Qu Dr, Cordon E. Finnie Associate Professor Chairnuzn Dr. Allen S. johnson Professor of Histor Y David Southem History l Instructor History History Psychology Donald L, Scalf Instructor , Physical Education 'Www Physical Education William O. Music, Instructor Physical Education jean B. Edge Instructor Physical Education Jr, Dx lhxlxmlnl li Kmvl Xfmuqh' l'n-h-Wil l'1lm.nt1w:xx Dr Nm U Xhlmlv. Il XwlxI.ulI l'1irl4wxm l'Xlm.ut1ull AQ ft' Il Ru Bnukm-tt Xawlshmt Pmivxwr Psxvhuluglx Educfztion Economics Political Science ' N 'L' ' Pi! f ' ir A B ih Q,sr.1l1,l1lne Nh Lam Dr. Surxfum K Bhdtm Ymtlmg Pmff--.wr Euwlmllllu Instructor nv' I ,- K Euwnumlu 43 QC 7 T , 4 , 'NE- 1 , - 1 J' Dnnlm kin Smith lmtruc!-ur f A Vf' Pwlltluxl S1 2' -4 Division of the Sciences The Division of the Sciences, led by Dr. A. VV. Sharer, assists the student at N.C. Wesleyan in developing and furthering his knowledge and understandin? of the sciences. Degrees are oilered in Biology, Chemistry and Mathematics. Dr. F. H, Waldemax Noll Professor A .9 -5 UN' ,. - Lu Er! i f 1 Chairman Dr, A. W. Sharer Dr. George F. Cohoe Professor of Biology Assistant Professor Chemistry Biology Physics Natural Sciences K km:- 'l-LQ l 151 Iwlm XX hull' ul- X I ll I I A , Xwmwt J ,uf ' H-W, th. mmm If 1 Q 1 'V- '9 X 1 X DT km-nnclh X xx-IUIVI , Xwutalnt l'1w!1,-wxr Hn wl, vg Chenzistry 'I VW' 1 ' x AICIILIIQIIIIIHCS .r 5.uuuvl I, Hall Agixstdnt l mfew.r XLAthrIlmtlcQ Enlxninl XY iwatgunt NIA! 1:17-J I If I Ii I Vnuiklm x1st.u1l Ijxwvh-w Xldhvllm HHIWVY H 1 fm lrwrrulwr Xl.4U1w1H.4!xu l-at 1-4 Achievement and Satisfaction Through Coordinated Effort ORGANIZATIONS if , V Q , , 4 ' l 1 12511 X x . Q u S s r N Ns ,P :-P apx N U' '. 1? 1-ff? 5 ' s ,,'- .' V. L' 8:5 Fa. D, :Q 'N,, ' Q 1 ,A ggi ' IL v mf ' it I J X S ' s f I - Q Student Government Assoc 1at1on Admzmstmtwe ,X If wr -f' 'Viel in Cav hte P eszdtnt Bill Gruver Trea sure r Q Q lf ! XQQJ R!B iQ .rr T! i.i1551i3'3 'K5 U.,-' I i. ,z ,.12:'!Q4gkiE4Z' The Student Covemment Association of North Carolina Wesleyan College offers ' each student enrolled in Wesleyan a chance to participate in self-discipline and self- govemment. The Student Government Association has three functional branches, they are the executive, the legislative, and the judiciary. Each branch has been established for a particular purpose. Chamell Rich Set retary This year the executive branch was headed by Guy Turner, president, Melvin Gay, vice-president, Charnell Rich, secretary, and Bill Gruver, treasurer. It has been mainly through their efforts and the efforts of past S.C.A. officers, that the Wesleyan student body has finally gained an influencing voice in college policy and procedure. This privilege is directed and coordinated through the senate, the legislative branch of the S.G.A. Through the senate students make Mlchael Pratt their own laws and approve recommendations 'momgy General for bettering the students' position at North Carolina Wesleyan College. Y Y T W f, anti, U., ff- , . l. 9 ., -L. ,. U I V 5 'Nl 1 v n . 1 ,. ' .S- -s ,L 1 t-qt., - li-TV ..3 ?f.-1 I f my l 52601542 'T J' ' . . o '- . ', , .vc , r A L 4,74 '-f',f,tQc,p,gi ,, K . 01- I ,, VJ it . ,atv V I . 4 f ' 2 1t.'-.fr-'Qatar N 5 ' ir' A I J t ' T V .yg.-13:51, ar ,v ip P , fa mths! . . ,, , f ff I' J ,. 7 . Sf' ' ' . . ' x u ? 5 . l v' I 7' - T V-' -1 S' 5 . i 2 3 f 1 , A a 5 A Q .lk - . del ' fi ' ff!-Q 51 . ,-.-: 4132- :N . I ' f if.'Lfi',lb G 7gjf Lvjv1 -j 'ff Es.r,.,1Q.p-,xr M71-??7:r 3,3655 ,A 5 Pi5ef : 1i?!i iiL:l wifi' ' gp, 'x-er ,rg ui 3 ir. L- '52, 3 ' .Xllnlvlu Vnrluxulsslon Nducx l'mtvlnf'ie'l4l .uul flnlirnnlu, fill XYVII1' Pllbl1Cdt1OllS COIIIIIIISQIOII Afhltffii' CO1H111iSSiO11 Social Commission S L1 ll l UIIIIIIINNIHII HI HOU llemor Hmm N n NN umm-r, Baxter Xiu-rs. wlmirvmm, lxutrllm linin- lrl PCUXI7 RUN 1 m um Sharrx Bdgmxllt, Becky lilnunlngrx. Bm,-llx Nm-lmlx. HD RUN I H Nlup Lu Hmm Hlllf 1, -lim Kunlvall, I Ol'RT1IHUU 'Xl Sldllllmx RLSILSIL NIQIKIIIIMN Rolmrt Soxmrs H HUWV, Phu B1dl,john NYnolle-u WA ag I l 4, Navi' I, Xllss ednne Xl VS ard E111 c 10111171 H1111 Su eetheart Ci- Q' D 5 - 1 L Nlorth Hall Xfire Howard judx -Xddraon Bonme Gupton Xlarv Wrxght Edmondson Elhott Stevenson STAVDIXC Ifuuce Roehutlx Charlotte Smith Nano Lee Men and Women RCS1dCHt Edvccomlve Hall Rav Martm Ixn Holden Nlrs Xitrtmx leon Anderson Larrx Buel Ton1Be-aah Everett France Melvm lax Tom Cheshlre D.-nld O frlfltn lilll L nner . 1-lvl' .,. Y L F IL y A , rl I 7 , 4 .40 G- iv Hall Councils l l w l l l l w l I Smith Hall Noll ll.1ll l.nllmx'llw Nlmpwn. l llvrxl Burdette. Xlxuc Sulttlm, X1,1rN Hunhml K u1'Ine-lm llnwxll m. Xian XM-xt l ur Ilm ut 'IH-un. D.mum- lhlu-l. Xlrx Dulw. Xl.ux 15 Nlrs, XYl11h:. Curl fxlllkfllldll, Rltllllfil l'lnr1n. NK .arrcn Klmxtf, Al Smllmgs. Dvmg YV1xnlm. fmur 4 Emmy Inv Bwlmg E l li Xml l'mf,tUr fi .Q Nb Xllxx lllmllln' l, In-x Nuulln Ilfzll Xxx:-1'll1x'.1rI Dissenter 1966 Literary I. Blaine Adams Editor joe Boling Bi1.s'ir1css Jlunugvr XX Billy Norton Photographer Lorraine Barnes Typist Production Staff, FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Vlialden, faculty, Nlfirx' Scott Skinner, copy: Vicki Stoddard, organizations: Gwyn Carson. a.ssi.s-tantg Billy Norton, plmt5graphy 51jC'UXD ROW: Sharon COE, indexg Linda Kandoimas copy. Ann Curtis, senior ulzwsg Cheryl Burdette, index Sally Batey, ailufrnls-ing, Wanda Crimes, organizationsg Iim Polley, featuresg THIRD ROW: Diane Mallalieu, man- aging Betty Nuchols, classesg Ada Tunstall, classes Elaine Ricks, artg Billie Mae Royall, facultyg Debbie Neale assilstantg Tony DeMuth, sports, Blaine Adams, editor, Dr. C. Edwin Harwood, faculty adviser. :Lx The yCLll'l100li ol North Curolirru xYt'NlU11lll College. t-.tlletl the l7i.v.w'llt4'1' sinu- IUISSS, is pul1lisl1c4l in the spring ol k'llk'll year. This XUAU' our lwoolt is pul1lishetl 111' the .'x1lll'l'lkt2lll Yt'Sll'liUUlx 011111111111 ot Chu11l1rimlge, lhlklfylklllil. This year, it has 118011 our lIl1Sli0l'11lIll' to lose Dr. tl. Edwin llurwootl as our luclilty uclviser aural joe Boliug tuntl Dehhie Neale in stuff l11eu1l1ers. liuvlr hats pluyesl tru iruportaunt role in iuukiug the l7i,v.s'wztt'1' at plll1llt'Al1lUll wortliy of North fllifllllllll xyt'SlUf'illl College. It has 116611 the Llllll of the Dis.s'z'ntw' stall, in the parst tuitl present, to imlicate a growth in the size aiul quality of its pul1lieutiou wlueh is proportioiuil to the growth iu size tuicl quality of the xVC5lt'f'2ill College Cillllllllllllty. The 1966 Di.s'.s't'1it1'l' represents 11 growth of eight pages over lm yeau s hook. and though last years aumual was considered l1y uuuiy to l1e the l1est pul1lished at XV6Slt'f'2iIl. it is our hope that the hook 1 this year will iu imiuy ways he an i111prove111e1it over the 1965 DiS.s'c'11t1'l'. You. the viewer. are the judge. We hope you will find IIHLUY 111011161115 of pleasuruhle perusal iu the 1966 Dis.sz'1itw'. 4-3 l T 'QS J I Miss Del1oi'gLl1 -X, Neuh- l7i.1'xfnI1'1' N1u':'tl1w.1ll 1 ' fb fa, ,a .-XBUYE. Del1l1ie Neale lemls paul t'xpz'i'iuin'e to Nldrx' XHI1 Wul- slen in dett-ru11u111gterrtutrve l.oouts for the luvulty st-t't1or1. ulult to the LEFT, Mary Srott Slxiininer .mtl Hl.uu4: .Xwl.uus 14-111-11 elutr- .ieter counts in writing L-opx for the 1966 l71.1wul1'r l 39 Aspects Lztemiy FIRST ROW Doug Groseclose edxtor Sue Barwnck Lorre Alllgood Mr Vance Mxzelle adusef SECOIND HOU Anne Porter Hllda Floyd Pat Cllllldlld Dall Harrns 4- Nhss Anne- Xl Porter -lsputx. Svueetlneart ,.-an THIRD ROXV Ronald Cvr Dlanne Mallalleu FOURTH HOW Larry Boothe Nat Rallev Aspects IS a journal of d1scuss1on creatlve wrltlng and research ln the fme arts and sclences It IS publlshed each semester by a student staff under the d1rect1on of a faculty adv1ser Estabhshed as a llterary orgamzatlon m 1963 the frrst edrtlon of Aspects appeared m the sprmg of 1964 A5 general pollcy student contrlbutlons are welcomed but select1ons and edxtorlal procedures are determlned by the staff and faculty advlser Th1S year Aspects was edlted fall semester by Kmg Fun Ho and sprmg semester by Doug Croseclose Unfortunately only a fall ed1t1on of the pubhcatron appeared tl'l1S year Staff appomtments are readrly avarlable for any mterested student Apphcatlon for appomtment should be made dlrectly to the faculty advlser Mr Vance Mlzelle I I c l 2 I ,lc . 7. . ' . v ' , ' ' . ' f . ' -' . 7 ,'. , , , , ',' 7 I l 'n 7 , , . J , . . , I . . A . . 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X1 nmousl, J' QSQVGS KXXQW44' Q xhlll fy 0 - if Worrell 2,2 QE 5 5: 9 i i Q Q 4 lil f w Ac, QOCKY MouNT'l4 Above renter is Tom Inscoe, supervising editorg to his right is Bob Kirlqnan and to his left is Dufiie Monroe, Co-editors of the Derrce. FIRST ROW: Hal Lloyd, Anne Van Wagoner, Bobbie Caskins, Mary VVomble, Carolyn Moss, Duffie Monroe-q SECOND ROW: Doug Croseclose, Larry Boothe, Butch Harvey, Tom Inscoe, Bob Kirkman. I X fs 5 Thi' l7u'l'u', the xtiidcnt lieixspgipcr ul Xurth Cfgirulingi xYk'Nll'f.lll tlnllt-ge, is pnlilislicsl every' two xx eclts. It ix etlltctl xult-li In .1 xtndent xtatl .intl print:-il lw .i cuininei'ci.il printer liicgited in 'l'arlmi'u. Xrirth tIaruliii.i. ln addition to prmiding cuinplete nn-wx cm'ei'age ul all canipux .ind lucid events. the newspaper tnrnishcs in niedinin tor the use ut student tgilcnt in the fieldx ul writing, reporting, auid nt-we pliutogixipln. Situations and events which pertain to the welfare of the studentx and the coniniunity .it large are given xpecial attentiun with xpaice allotted in the paper for xtudents and faculty and xtall tu exprexs their opinions and gl'lCYiLllL'L'5. constructive or otherwise. It has heen apparent this year that The Du-ret' has more than ever hefore assinned an active influencing voice in the college coininunity. It is largely for this accomplishment that Dnffie Monroe, The Drvrct' editor, was justly awarded the Leadership and Service Award for women given hy the Rocky Blount Pilot Clnh. . XXXL 4-P X XX, ,avi Il I I? Ya ' I - 0 i Kim ffarulvn Sue Xlrxiime Du fri' Su eetheqrt .filmtv a Seginent of Thu Du n w starl ls hiisi preparing final tnpx for the editiun of the paper he-img retul, piitnretl tw the lm if Chapel Choir M usic FIRST ROW Anna Cnffin Reggie Mckmnev Dale Pixlev Chris Shiplev Huizing THIRD ROW Tim Isaacs Richard ONeal Bill Barto Donald Barbara Crawford Susan Cochran Barbara Nelson Pat Nloore SECOXD Dare Ted Tumer Bill C-ruver Adnan Cruhbs Norman Ixnecht RON jane Bryant ane Stone Nlananne Eduards Luana Goodwin FOURTH ROW George Ennis Bob Bartelt George Spealce Bill French oxce Reynolds Sara N1cBr1de o -Knn Campbell udy Haxs Xlelissa Richard Houck Allen Martin Chic Ball Billv Norton X Gly The Chapel Choir IS composed of selected voices chosen by competitive tryouts from the Wesleyan student bodv Since 1tS organization the choir has been conducted by Mr Lawrence Cupton and has functioned mamly ln leading the musical portion of the worship SETVICCS held each l - - . ,KJ llll - F90 . 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The organization's combined objectives have been to involve its membership in responsible leadershipg to involve them in a study of their lives as Christiansg to guide them in a study of academic disciplines from a Christian perspectiveg to guide them in Christian witnessingg to involve them in Christian commtmity lifeg to lead them to participate in world missionsg and to enlist and train them for a life of Christian service. Meetings are held the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month. The programs presented at each meeting are usually concemed with contemporary problems and movements in modern theology. Membership in the Baptist Student Union is open to any interested MISS DE-liah Hooker student who has attended two Bup tis! Sturlcnr Union consecutive meetings. Sweetheart Methodist Student flovemeut Tha' Xla-tllmlisl Hlualt-ut Xlux'vim'iil ul North lf.li'uli1ui Yllwlm-3.11: tlulluge, llllLlt'l' lha' lwulcrxliip ul -lim PL'l'l'f'. pn-xitlf-int, .uul Dr, Ralph Ii. jiuiuw. aulxm-11 hm xxurlwtl tu lurtlu-1' tht- f:lll'lNllilII faith mi ilu- Wexlt-5.111 fhlllllilh .uul In luster xxurllu piwuicrtx tlmt xx ill ht-lp unity tht- XX L'Nll'f.lIl stlulm-nts in Cllirimtigui lt-lluwsliip. .Xu 1-Hurt ix uuulu tlimugli thc uw ul' spt-.1kci's, tlclmtt-N. 4- ' lllxL'llxxitJll5, films. tl1'.u1i.1. .uul the Arts, to offer variety in the progiuim prt-wiitul at mfli weekly nic-cling ht-ltl in c2.ll'llt'l' ' Clmpel. Xluiiilwrsliip in tht- Nlcthotlist Student h1UYL'lllt'I1l is upcii to all iutcrcstccl xtutlciitx. The MSM him four stiuuliiig -Jiuiuissimis which cle-al with U uw mi.. x iam.-N social cuiiueriis. iuissiom, 1 Xl, lliiulnl Sivnli ul .llwl rim lil evuiigclimi. and fcllrmwsliip, By ml-4-zlimir way of service. the XISNI L'UllLlllCl'S tours for any NIYF or church group visiting the NVQ-Qleyuii Cguupus, FIRST ROW Xllen Slartin. Drllu Ht-.nr-x, Tm-il Turiu-r, Nltirx Brflitvlilhuli Km Dmghtrx HIIHI3 HHN' Xl.irg,in-t Thump- Flxthe. jimxny Perry, Brytm Sturm. 9I.f'UYI7 RUN lil! um, lii.mSnttm1 K.iKhx l'ptim, lliimn lui, l.iimw Ilugh. I,-.xrtliiur I,incl.i Stcrlmlx, Xdnu Stuart, Xilinx Shillings l.1iim Hct'li,giou.s' Phi Kappa Epsilon Debate 0 A -Ns T 5 A- A- N 7-Y. L, fy . -44,9 , ,D : -1.49, ,. -Q t 4 1 -.1 f'Lf'4-ff A QF'- Nm-I if Miss Mary Catherine Flythe P111 Kappa Epsilon Sweetheart FIRST ROW: Mary Pat Elani, Beverly Loving, Mary Flytheg SECOND ROXV- Warren Cottingham, Fred Hurst. Charles Saunders. Ed Bailey. Phi Kappa Epsilon, the debate club of North Carolina Wesleyan College, endeavors to stimulate interest in and to familiarize students with the forms and procedures of debating. The club is seeking affiliation with Pi Kappa Delta, the national debate organization. Through this organization, the Wesleyan organization hopes to participate in inter-collegiate debating. Membership in Phi Kappa Epsilon is 'by invitation to those students attending North Carolina Wesleyan College who possess a 2.0 quality point average and who are in every respect a student in good standing at the college. Though the club has no immediate plans for inter-collegiate debating, until organizational requirements for admission to Pi Kappa Delta are met, inter-club debateslare held at each regular meeting. 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I 'WY-mv The XYt'5lt'f.lll College 'l'ln':itel' otlers .ill students enrolled .it tln' 1-ollt-ge .rn opportunity to p1u'tieipqite in the presr-nt.ition .ind production ol tlltklllillkll worlts, Xleliilu-i'sl11p in the NM-sleyiii l'l.iyers, the lionorgrry klI'LllllAltlL'N society L'Ullllt't'tl'Ll with the tlreuter. is olsttiined lux' .retire xxorlt on pl.1xs presented lax ilu- W eslef illl TllL'Lltl'li. The Tliearter strives to press-nt ai production erieli tall, winter. .uid spring of t-tit-li seliool year. Crew work on seenery. lighting, .ind eostuines, is open to rrll student volunteers willing to work, No experience is necessary to sign up. The errsts for the various productions are selected through ti series of competitive tryouts. The theater staff is willing to tezieh the eapailvle rind interested student wliiit he neecls to know .ilwout drruriu in order to lie and hrnetion a.s rin integral part of the XYesley1iri Theater. Proqrguns are zrvailulwle in which an student purtieipauit inay' enroll for one credit at ai time in theater lillJUl'L1tOl'f'. This year the NYesleyan College Theater presented Potpourri: A Bill of Um' Arts. Visit to zz Small Planet. and Lillian Hellinrufs The Little' I-'oxc'.s'. T' l Miss P.imel.a Cililis ll'f'.slry41ir Pltlllrrs Six eethr,-.Art 'G' LLF1' Bryan Stearns .uid Bill French det out .1 srene in Vmt tn ii Snail! Plunuf. the Players list production of the year ABOVE LEFT Dr Baittheller lends professiornil slull to the intake-up department Al'lUl'f'Q RIGHT june Herring turd George Spedlte det in The lnnnur ulrlt' Corzlmrs. one of three one-.nt pl.1ys moinprisinil Potpourri, prvwrit-,'1l the nights nl Felinmr1 25 .ind 16 in lhtrlaer C.li.ipel lpha Phi Omega Service FIRST ROW: jim McKinley, Rodney Moore, Roger Wirin, Tom Butler, Ed Maddox, Ted Turnerg SECOND ROW: Marc Delaney, Bryan Steams, jay Smith, David Hilsheimer, Eugene Stowell, Vance Muguira, Bob Stanley. Scott Brignon, 4' 'nf ffm -. +8 .4 5 ' Pi.. I 3 1 Nliss Edith Nl. Nurse Alplm P111 Onivgri Sweetlienrt Omicron Rho of North Carolina Wesleyan College, is a chapter of Alpha Phi Omega, the National Service Fraternity affiliated with the Boy Scouts of America. Omicron Rho chapter received its charter April 17, 1965, from Dr. Tom T. Galt, National President, and Prof. M. Buford Blair, National Executive Board. Formerly Phi Sigma, which was established at North Carolina Wesleyan College in 1960, Omicron Rho remains one of the oldest organizations on campus. Its stated purposes 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. Officers for Omicron Rho in 1965-66 were Tom Butler, president, Ed Maddox, vice-president, Roger Wirin, secretary, jim McKinley, corresponding secretary, Marc Delaney, alumni secretary, and Rodney Moore, treasurer. 1 onogralll 111113 T111- K1111111gr.1111 lf11111 111 Y111111 QI.11'111111.1 xx1Y.'N1Cf.L1l l'11111'g1' 1'111'11l11'.1Q1'x .11111 PI'11lll111t'N 11111-11-xl 111 x.11x1lx .1l1111't11-11111 1'.1111p11x, 1lI t111- lmst II11' 111111 l1.1s 11-11111-1'1-11 .1 11-1'x111' 111 1111- 1'11111'g1- 111 11111'r111g 1111111-x111111-11ts 1111' x.1111 .1t 1111- N111-1'1'1'. 11.1s111't11.111 1lIll1 11.lxr'11.111 11111111' g.11111w. 1'1'111-1-1-111 11.1Yc QL1111- 111114111 1111- pllI'k'1l.lNi' 111 XCTNY 111111111g1'.1111s, nu-.111-1x .lIll1 1.U'1xL'1N. 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'Xllss hltjfllhll L Shepard Eu mums flulv bxxtetht ut The ECODOIHICS Club of North Carohna Wesleyan College has as lts ldeal the development of campus mterest IH economlc matters Membershlp ln the organlzatlon IS avallable to any student of econom1cs who has managed to malntam a 2 O quallty pomt average 1n h1s area of study The club sponsors tours of varlous banks and stock ol'Hces rn Vrrglrua Carohna Durmg the year several projects are planned w1d1 proceeds berng used for the annual plcmc sponsored for members and 1HV1t6d guests The club s h1ghl1ght th1s year was the elect1on of Mxss Mar1lyn Shepard as Campus Sweetheart Next year a larger and more actlve club IS planned wlth the hope of stlrrlng more rnterest ID economlcs on campus l' VVashington, D.C. and North 1 . . ea. t fa, V, . . . X4 XVOM NM RECRE TIO QQUCIATIO . . . W l ln' U11111c11x lw1'11'.1l11111 ,XNw1'1.1ll1111, 1wl.1l1l1xl11'1l xiliu' llllvl. 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Pruucz-als l'I'Ulll tllcsc p1'njvL'tx lun' cllulrlml tln- vlulv tu lllillil' xlllsxtmxtinl fixmm-iul nlonaitiuns to thc XYL'Nlt'f'1lll Cullcgc l.ilmrul'y Fnnnl anal to tlnc 0YClltll1ll LltlL'llIA1lllUll of thn- falculty and alan' xtnnlcnt lounges. In lulclitinn tu the nlmvc wrviccs tln- Cin-lv K Cflulw lun xxnrkcml in colnlunctirm with tlw Houkx' Nluunt Lfitx' Kiwanis Club to Ire of lwncfit to the City of Rm-ky Mount. The Clin-le K Clulm has guinccl much flll'1JllQll excellent lcadcrslnp aunal planning. Xim lJ.nl D H.u'rnx 1 ml: lx Vllrlf Sxuwlluulll J 0.-19 Q . lg 4 .Jn lrlgrorkr . .. -- .V l l ,M 1-Q , - ' - ,- 1 . A . -QQ 1: Vx :hw H jr 4 ABOVE .uul l.l'fI T .Arr plvtllrewl txnl vmlllplrw nl lln- 1:xm:1'lln'llt .uvmlr-:lr lnlcnt mllxplnccl .al lln' hrst .nnnunnl Vxrclri K Tnlvnt Slum l.l:l'l' Kris Ofmnlmrguul Hrmn Flvnn slnqlullk wnqx, wlnlx-.XH1llI, H.lrlv.n.4Kfr.m lurnl .mul Dmln' NM,-xl xlnnx llwn ulnnlng stxlw ln pvrl-ulnlng lln- Nlnrrx NYxx'n-x nl XX lnnlsm ni? 'll Q. Q51 . fg V i 14. ,. W4 ia 33 EA R Q 23 1? Q1 5 E 3 122 si E li r H XIUIIICS Qf l'OH1pCfifiOll flzrouglz i n fer-C01 legiute .s'p0rt.s' ATHLETICS L pi 1 . .'l. rv-bf,q. -1- ' 54 tag-99 'Lg-ig! 'J' 5 4-V .. 19 . 4 . ...,. I. 1 r.uf+- M ff W, . 4-.-q'w.-- heya, -tm ff.. hit -az,-'x r.'.fq,,, E A .Y - H4 'j',..',:-AQ 'nfl q,QN'f 'Qt , V V- Q Af:-bl-4...l' 5 .- D 9 f' -- wg ' ,..,, , .-fag -fm.. , n,,'I-+.yv,b.-ev wg..,f- , ' 1 'r-f'r.f ' -,gm T9 h-' 1 i uf. ' v 3Tf:..' .- ' ' 7-15 e'fv','J. f'3- -in ZF? Soccer XVith only six lettemian retuming from the 1964 squad, this, NVesleyan's second soccer season, was another year of learning and building. The emphasis again this year was upon conditioning and speed, The defense seemed solid from the start, but the offense, which is more difficult to develop, needed a lot of work in order to acquire the necessary scoring piuich. The Bishops opened the 1965 season with a 3 to 1 victory over a strong Campbell team. However, after losing their second game 5 to 1 to Lynchburg College. a southern college soccer power, they went into a three game slump. But through the efforts of coach Bill Music, the addition of several outstanding players and the enthusiasm and desire of the team to win, they came back to salvage the season with a 5-5 record. v - .1-'.'. , 1, zz, ,- 'fitvzv ,7sq, , 1 1 is ,rdf , . V' fav 6 'J ' . xl o 'A' 1751 nd 4 - 1 A, Z1rk',- .sf J-Iii. - .lwuuwf f-.1 ,',-- . n . I . -. ,s ,. fa -.4 , . -n. , -,, x','..,,g4,f. - v ' ' S ,Qv,.q- tl. ..'L'-.'!,5, -' '-' -. .1 9.9 -rw ,, ' -hai' f -. - y' Q I . s -T 4 . 1 F A Q .... p-.-,.: - .,. V 1 , ,,,,,.,, wg--yqa, v,1:,1w0 mlb-v-HH'-:df .-.snr--N-c:a',!'1'F1'1 ,: iL:Q-:fx L-' F ,.,s,f-uf 'v- , ' 'S x lav Y.'-'U ' r' l 'lt I ,lfew 4 V .I 1 -f-ns.. . A ' 0'-' I - 1. ' 1--Q - -I' ,I-,Q ' H ,, . J ' oil' ',, ' .. .1 d ., . . , .1 I, L5-'v,-61 4 .--V ' '- .- . A1 ' ' 'V' .'1fJdAl9nf'f.!n G g '- , 'QU' ' v-,L 4 ,4' r ' '.' ,'v ' '1 W A -. . J- W5 , . 1 . '1xr? .,v .' ' ' ' f- - fi' . no 'V ,x 4 '.... .1 , -, Soccer Campbell Lvnchburq St -Xndrews Belmont Abbew Pembroke XX rlmmgton Campbell St Andrews XX llITl1l1VftOIl Pemlvrolxe ft- fg Scoreboard 1965 VVeslevan W eslevan XX eslevan XVeslevan VVesleVan Weslevan VS eslevan W eslevan YN eslevan Vlfesleyan - .'! aug VJ! Coach Blll Music and Lapt.-un Fritz Smith '-11 agpff ww 'VIN- 5 I n l'lw .u tum slmls l.4lw1u lvl lln M lux! N wlwnx IM' N XMwln-yan lixxhupx In .ulxwu ,4g,um! N1 Xnfllfxu X lullvgv .null l'n-1119111-lw l ln!-+lllm.4t1l'. MMM uv rf lmxmg vilnllx lluuwxvl ,mx sum 4.111 ww XM-xlvmnn lux shaun llwlf .x rn-ull! In tlu- gum- J Belmv ls the N63 mum-r train, plvhlrwl .mg Xlc'Nu11n-cz Hl.u-kstcmlnc. lhrlwr, Faxlxlcr. Xlvms. PLAN, Thullms. T1'uulxll.v.ll. XYIIXI1-, 12.111-luzllw. CL -:,'. H.n'xey. B41-wr. P.alrulx, .xml l.1u-ngwul Xl' llunlgll Klux Ymxar Mui llw lu.mx nlxmlsplmlulxuuwlntx. I C,4mL'h Xlllxlc 11l.1nx tu :'xl1.unl Kln' lvg,uu x ulnwi- ule mwt nur and gzppnunrs uphumtu Mr 4 gmnl suwm rf?gJf.fia : .5 - 5 J .. f -1 gl! .', 3 f 1 65 Basketball In only two years of intercollegiate basketball competition, North Carolina XVesleyan College was able to field a team capable and determined to capture the coveted Dixie Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Crown. It is through their fine individual and team efforts and the coaching of Don Scalf that Carolina NVesleyan College experienced its first winning basketball season. However, this year's team gave XVesleyan more than just a winning season for they did capture first place season honors in the D.I.A.C., bringing Vilesleyan its first athletic championship. Individual team honors can go only to Don Hines. But, for a great season, the honors must go to the team, Picture captions, RIGHT: Don Hines, FAR RICHTr George XVatson, BELOW' LEFT: Dave Barbin. Aimee is the 1965 basket- ball team, pictured are , I Home, Harrell, Jenks, Dav- W' is, Barbin, Watson, Scalf. Hines. Pratt, Keyes, Dick- ens, Brown. Seybert, and Baker. J- ps .AU 1 not .Ai lv..-3 A . . . .QA ,. L k- GQAIE ll ff , . ,rf 37511531 . 8, 1 . , ., -ff NS'-. .. . , , wx 'au C ,S .. V 6, . ,37 ' Pictured ABOVE are the Wesleyan cheerleaders and a portion of the spectators attending ei home gaune. RIGHT is picture-ml a jump ball between the Monarchs of Methodist and the Bish- ops of N.C. Wesleyan. 2 I vw s A ff fi' i'.'..-' 1 li 7 asv? I.. 1 45 Q li I-.1 'CZ 7 ,-4 -. - G Bl fx fix r Q ' q in 4 ,XHUYI2 .null l.l.l4l' U1-xlm-x.un ls plwlxm-ml ln .nlum .4g.umt mix le-,ullng 4-unlvxnh-1 Xlvlluullxt I'ulla'LgL' nl l .uvllmlll 'Xt Hl'fl.UN' WjlxunxImulx.Lg.n1lnsl l Nl 1 In nl-nllv' UN 1, ., ,.,- It-n G '5 . '7 45' ' A is ,J ,Q ii? C1 cci 'Sf TF' ,,. N! QP wr f S? Basketlmll Sc .xllQllSl.l XY. .mal l.. 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I . 7 IN ,lv k . 1,5 , A. If Q 1 I r . ' Qs. D 44- . N4 Q' u . Volleyball The WVesleyan Volleyball team was organized this year to participate in the first annual Dixie Intercollegiate Athletic Conference volleyball tournament. This year the tournament was held at North Carolina VVesleya.n College. The Wesleyan squad, coached by Dr. Bauer. and Mr. Music, managed to breeze through its first two games against St. Andrews and Lynchburg with easy victories. In the finals VVesleyan went against rival Methodist College and came up short, losing 21-18. 'YD F J A Wit' CX 1 15 N I n 'I ? '-- h , Ai: . A at 5 -b . ' ... 5 -Z' lin?-PI 'S fl ' ,,f-Q ' W M'X'f'1 in JL X x ,AQ I' L . -xy. 'fi fn '- JK wif! I Q ' I I -' QL'r'g.'i IJ: ' 4 I I ' . 1 -. Bowlmg , 'tx 'Q I , Q., fl XIIIIUHQIIImxxIlnQIn.ul1-ml cl an ri In-4-In IIN- mwxl l3lllNlll'KI spurt 1lll1.Illll1llN. its Isl- 3-1- 'A , -, I1.1l't14-nlunlnlxImn- Q1 VHIININIUIIIIX lJz'rImn'1m'1I xv-ll Ill l'UIllI7l'IlIl1YlI XXIIIIIII III:- I7.I. X1 I, 'I'Ilix xv.1l x NIIILUI XXLlNIllL1IlIlLQIlIe'1I Ivy lln- c-umistmnl Nl'HI'lII!, III Hun ilxmluln mul RHIIIIIL' IIangsnI.1Im- :UNI IIN' 1114-rmllslslwlaf NL't1I'IIlL: UI IAM IImrImIr'l1. Cross-Countr TIIL' XIX-sln-yall: fflnss-CIux1l'ntl'y loam, mm' in its sm-colncI your, slmxw-II IIIIILAII lllIIIYIlIll1lI IlIllJl'UVt'IIlL'l'lI uwfl' tInc IIJIH Nllllilll. Init Iain-fl Iittlc In-tl:-r as an gruup. .-XItI1uugI1 winlcss in rmnlpstitifm. th.,- cnlirc srluucl will Iw I't'Illl'llIllQ next yn-ur. NYitl1 the cxpm'ic11cc guim-fl this year, lllc Sfllllid xI1smILI slum' steady' ilnpmvunuulnt. Allow' ls the N65 IVUXVIIHQ tc-..un. pictured .Irv IVNIQ-r, Umm-I1, I,an1L'.1sh'r. Rugwcldlv, Stzmlm-x. Mu- slc. and Holden. xii -xyvlfr K' 'e f' I fa '10 , JY r-X g 4? Qff .43 X, v ' Y ... , .ikv :flu 4 . 355 1 ',4- Um: I' ls ilu' lilfm vrmx-cusxrulrx Immun. plctlm'fI .Irv II.nI13x. Lmmlnln, Ilurxl X ,mL1II.m, .nnl II.xII Tennis The tennis team at North Carolina Wlesleyan College experienced another in its growing list of poor seasons. l This vear the team went winless in dJJ,-Wig , ' . A sh. twelve matches, bowing to all opposltion W , in the Dixie Intercollegiate Athletic ' Conference. Though a poor season overall 'T' the Wlesleyan squad showed strong against Lynchburg and U.N.C. at Charlotte, losing to each by the slim margin of 5-4. ia- i - L l ..- if-f L ,.,.1 A-4 or W. wh 'S' Q- i 'Fe-U55 V . ' . ' - 2- 'e I . ,. X ,. ' - . ' 125-f 'T f-If .1 ,ev 1 ', .V ' , x. fr 'X . ... lk-Y Y. -. , 1. ' , . .Avy f'f'f ' 5 X .sy - X 1, ,,. - . t 14 jx Y ,v , . ' el, E ' l I' -iq K 1 'VQQQAVRQI QI ,, - -, t . af- + x, ' i . . K s - I 2 E 'ft t ' rjx, lx - ' a A ' F 1 ' f I l Q gg -Y N 1 Pratt ' ' i . ' N' ' ' ,J 2 Holden , . r . ' i 1 .3 Farmer I 5 I , . - ' 9 -1Adams 3 . . N - , 1 . Q . D Smith . . 1- 6 Anson f I 4 7 Baker 4, 1 - are-, 1 - W i , v ., , ,K f ,, kjfluxqn, ' , 1 Q A ' ' Allow is the 1955 tennis team, pictured are Pratt, Smith, Music, Farmer, Wilson, Adams, Baker, and I no 45 Holden. Enduring a winless season, tennis at Wesleyan is still in its formative years. A 9 -4 ..J . 3- Y 3' ' ,- ,f il '- , l T 553-0 Nfl ,uf ' 1 , W 1 v 1 ABOVE is pictured Barker, BELOW' is pu-Kurcsl SQ-ull, .xml LEFT IS plCtlll'Cil Tlmrm-fa, Must of the Keanu will lm ref turning Ill 1967. dam ,. tw Col l' lln' l,llvl1XlA'sl1'X.llnLQ1wlllv'.ml1'lll4'l4-ll llu- wuwzn NllIlXXIIIQ, umm- lHlllA'IIll.ll llldll mms! XilllII 1'lllll '1'll'lIIlX lllll S -. ' - 11nl1u'lul1.ll1-lx llux lbHll'lIll4ll xnxx Ill'Nl'l' in ln- vulnnplvlvlx llllllllm-ml .ls spanxlix' plgu -lllll Ll lmml :ml lmlel llll'lx Vtillllllllvfl lu ll'llNllll.lt' lln' lllNllUlbx III lllL'lI' lvlxa-:mlm-sl4'llul'txtf11-:lp Xllxlull tin,-mnh-n-m-v1-mum. mn' gulf lvaun Ill Win. Tlwic pn-turce slum' tlw ullort .xml nlvsm- .uul ll llNll'1IllK7Il which :mule our golf season 1966 'L qy,,f, Hrlnu IS plL'llll't'll Rnncx' 'fff if.,-f, .. fri-1 ' :as , ffvw, ,, . s..,.'- pf, .,- Jx 9'5- -J , A , , .. .. , . . A.. ,- .'-,f..7,:'1f .' fr ',,vy,-4 , VI. - -,A 4, I. , gf. ' 'Q ' wifi-s--13 I .f Z . . . . -,hw-y .li ...f V' , . ..-. r, Knife 4-..1'f..f. 4,1 w. mu- ,N - L5Y.'k-1, 5, 4.-V gs 5--L,1.,,x .I .,.,-f -. f ,. X-,B-IN .if ,WT W0 U 6-1-Jin' 1 X v I X X XX, Baseball The Wesleyan baseball team has tried for the past four years to establish itself on campus as a sport for the participant and the spectator. Its efforts in the past were frustrating and that frustration reached a climax this year resulting in the athletic departments decision to remove the sport from its budget for the 1967 season. The 1966 team accumulated a dismal 2-13 record, winning only in games with the College of South Jersey and Richmond Professional Institute. However, it wasn't a poor season which brought baseball to such an abrupt end, it was a complete lack of student interest in the game. The student participated elsewhere. f 'No 3 1 ....W ' R' I . - . o. ' '- -I ,.' - ,Nl 4 , I , ..,.,,..,,.,.,q V - f .ww Q. .,,s...-54, . L-K 'fl'-a 5 ' ,gs , f,b6 J5-H431 1 iaf'. YQM- Q ' '4'f :?Krf5 Q4 nvgyq .z gr-,ipygzi , I 075' '-f-fwiavhiffi , , -,Nea i l, , . .h ' ' r .hwqg ll- A '2ff,'al'if'9f lcs..'?9'1f, 1 . ABOVE Wlesleyan is pictured in action against St. Andrews College while BELOW Martin Sarra attempts a play at the plate against Pembroke .-' ' 1 1 , g 1 f A ' -. ff- ,QN 'Q L-.38 . Q s- . 'v 7 7 1, . F. .411 4 I . s 5 4' - . ,Y , . . . r,. - -fri 5 - if 5--lf N' T -. 'v 'r ?'f5'O.- 'T - AHA, ,., .. iv-'hr p s'.,.!,. ,, .,...A . ff, ,f.f. -4,,,p,, ..-- .- , 1' r va .' '!v5uF f V nun-Ju A : ,Ju -ii.-ii -Ylgi'-filkns In lf K 1 , Putlln-fl Irfl lx Ihr Ikififw XY1-xlvunlx I-.N-hull Nunn lb zmglnhrrs An,-A H1 lmlns, l.KunLmlL'r. Bdllrr. 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CHRI TMA GLOW Chrlstmas A Clow the th1rd dance to be sponsored th1s year by the soclal commlsslon featured The Ambassadors a slxteen plece band from Ralelgh Thls sem1 formal affalr now establlshed as an annual event at Wesleyan was hxghhghted by the coronatlon of Mlss kay Llpscomb as Mlss Mlstletoe 1965 The Miss Mlstletoe Court was composed of two g1rls representlng each class In addltlon to Kay the soph cl was represented by Sally Kullas The other representatlves were judy Addlson and Nancy CI'l1tCl1fl6ld Qsr all Jo Ann Blow and Lmda Preston fjr clj and Mary Ann Walden and Brenda LEWIS ffr clj Belou rs pictured the 1965 Vhss Mistletoe Court Representatlves and es Soual Commlsslon Lhaumlan Baxter Myers Marv Ann Walden and Paul corts shown are Judy Addison and Cuv Tumer o Ann Blow and Carl Roblnett Nancv Crutchfield and elf Shee Sally Ixullas and Da.naD1ckens Alderman Brenda Lew 15 and fVlSlfOl'l kav Lxpscomb and Denny Seybext Lmda Preston and Jlmmy West Putnr--1! ufnnf lx Kim Km Lxpx- xx Xllxllvlm- WHS Km lx .1 lvxulnul-ngx In my 11 .uul.1U1-sl:-manxluAz'rM'.ul'-1' Slum' xx rvgu L I .Lx um' -rf Huw must lmpvuhv Qlllxm14.uniw1 ID I TER FORMA On Saturday evening, Febmary 12, the social commission presented the annual Mid-Winter Formal. The music was furnished by the Continentals. From a list of organization sweethearts, each pictured with their respective organization, ten beautiful semi-finalists were chosen for the Campus Sweetheart Court. The Campus Sweetheart semi- finalists were Arlene Fry, Jeanne Ward, jackie Smith, Joanne Ives, Diane Wood, Dail Harris, Elliot Stevenson, Linda Preston, Reggie McKinney, and Marilyn Shepard. After the introduction of the court, Dean jack W. Moore crowned Miss Marilyn Shepard, Campus Sweetheart 1966. 'sa 3- Q PlLUlfL'd alum' ls Nh s X u xn S Q nr K impux Suee'HlL srl 1966 Xhrllxrx EIIIIVPT of the mn xlmgur, .uni 4 NX Nlfx in Llnfrl ui r Nha' his .nlsv 1 Lhuwn ls K SHUW 8. DANCE FEATURING THE SHIREllES 4 'li Wesleyan was fortunate this yea.r in having a number of top-named musicians and recording artists entertain for the college community. It was only through the combined efforts of the senior and sophomore classes that the social commission was able to sponsor the fabulous Shirelles in a Show and Dance, held here the evening of March 25. In an era when the public is very fickle and builds its idols rapidly only to kick them aside just as quickly and go on to new admiration, The Shirelles have endured with amazing consistency. With each new recording they have broadened their following by offering their public refreshingly new and different types of recordings clearly displaying their great talent. The popularity of The Shirelles was evident on our campus. Pictured on the right are the Shirelles, Almre are candid shots taken at the dance held here March 25. X ,r- I x '9 fi, I Q Wesleyan College Gym The Thursday - 8 p.m. Wesleyan College May l9, l966 Circle K Club Presents Z' if l 'Xl QW' sara 4, 'CN- X l af aamwu Dr. Donald L. Frye, Dean of Students at N.C. Wesleyan College and formerly under contract with Metro-Coldwyn-Mayer as Don Lee, gave his first performance on campus Thursday night, May 19. The program, sponsored by the Circle K Club, was divided into four sections with Frye presenting a glorious array of songs in each. Accompanying Dr. Frye were Mrs. Virginia Harper, piano, Ray and Earl Abemathy, bass and drums, Mr. Dill, trumpet, and Miss Sara Nell McBride, flute. The concert was a fund raising benefit for the decoration of the student and faculty lotmges. DON FRYE lN CONCERT l Formerly under contract to MetrofGoldwyn-Mayer as Don Lee Presently Dean of Students N. C. Wesleyan College Tickets available at ALMAND'S DRUG STORE PICKWICKS e at Tarrytown COLLEGE BOOK STORE Price - SLOO Don Frye at Home Spring, You and 1, and Love Don Frye in Blue Don Frye just Sings Left, Dr. Frye sings in the benefit performance sponsored by the Circle K Club of N.C. Wesleyan College. Above Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Wadkins are featured in one of several dance routines which added to an enjoyable evening. l On Friml.u, Urtolwi' l, tliti i soplioinorn' vlaiss ol North l lf1u'olin.i lVuslcy.iii lfollc-gt' luiclwtl A thc social uouiiiiissioii ui sponsoring thy 'tNYli4it's Nt-W. Pll55yK'illiflu tlguiw lcuturiug thc ' lfiiilwrs ol' llailcigli, Nil This wus lhv lirst iiigiioi' tlgiiiuc of the school ycui' itnml tht- sophoinorc class nizulc full use of its zuhxuitagcs. Tlicy pit-kt-tl it good night, uhosc tht- lwcst viitci't1iii1inci1t in the au'c-ai. auul T78 NE , PUSSYCATI sl' ' 'i. NJA.- . ! - 'JH A.:- ,. - .. rg? Q 1 I aultlcd very appn-ailing clecorutioiis to the student union. All this plus excellent student iittcmltiiiw coinliinenl to nmke this clinics an overwhelming success. -i l F gf Pu-turud here urs ai niunliur of Lxuinlnl shots taken of the large urowd which turned out to in.il-cr? thu NVliat's New, P1issvuut? tltim-s. fftiilllflllll the- Euiliers, an overwhclininu, success. A small portion of the student euthusnisin um he seen here. Thu Einliers, pivtiirml ui the plrturc filming h.ix'v rvuirtlctl sinh iiiciiiiirulvln' hits as 5tnlilvorn KuiLl.i Fiyllouf' .mil '4H.uiQ Un Sloopx' A 91 FIRST ANNUAL N C WESLEYAN T A LE T CIRCLE K CLUB Pictured here are a few candid shots of the excellent and varied entertainment available at the First Annual Circle lx Talent Show The Circle K Club of N.C. Wesleyan sponsored a Talent Show, Friday, April 29, in the college gymnasium, Diane Wood and Barbara Crawford took first place honors with a selection of The Merry Wives of Windsor fp. 59D while second place went to Tom Carlow, Chic Ball and jackie Fritts with their vocal selection of Sloop John B. and Puff, the Magic Dragon. Maggie Poole singing Summertime and Since My Man is Coney' won third place honors. Winners in the talent show received cash prizes of 315, 810, and 85, respectively. The First Annual Talent Show, which featured excellent amateur talent, was a successful venture for the Circle K. x sf .Z . A I .I y - I 9 9 E , L , W 1 , f ' . N .' T i E X ' tlll S.itiirtlaiy', Nlgn T, tht- lllllltbl' t'l.iss S P R l N llllkl tht- XYt'slt's'uli snfinl 4-miiliiissiniii vuiiiliiiicml tu spiiiisui' Dr. lfctilgtititl Quill thts liitcriis iii tht- .uiliii.il XYL-slcyiiii iili llhmmi Sp' Q ' t. Thm' Spring Iilmmuiit is iisimlli' hm-hl iii cuiiiiiiit-tiuii with .1 ciiiiipus t-iii-iiix-til spoiisnrctl hy tht- suuiiil vmiiiiiissimi aiml Featuring xxii'iuiis ui'g1iiiin.itiuiigil groups mi Vllllllllls, This t'1ii'iiix'4il is iiitcmlticl tn set tht- Nlklgl' lilll' tlit- liig Wc0lu'iitlH tiiitl t-spa-cially lui' tht- tluiicc whicli . is to follow lutci' that night. It wits iiiifortiiiiiitc this yvur that tht- t'aI'liiY.xl haul tu lic t'ai1it't'lctl tlut- tu ai lack of ciitrics. This mais' liiivc t'oiiti'ihiitctl to the poor iittciitliiiiut- at this, the lust thuicc of the year. 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'Q' Q ' 'Higgs 1 ,. f. orn- url 0 'n Q pil 117 I ' 6 -,Q fi 'tl f Z' 5 fr 7 Kgs Q' 5,2 'Q eh A 4' 37 P ' ' YL' H1 f inn 1 i Vx ' ' 1 1 I n 33 V l1n'1lww1!m'IwnfN 111 x1 xx lm! tin rlxwl 11 -mlm mx mx llLllIIlINllll th: :ui wi lmvnl mil lln' In-If 1: 'xml :ln ulxmllxxlx ml fx lwxllux Ill- N- I1 lx: wml llll ml lu mmln Huh Ilan 1uI XX uk lll qllllltx mlm ntl nl uln-In IN Um! xx mix X Illll I .nwlllnl Xxrw , , T' :wx A can .Q.x.' 32-FS, 3 Matarzty and Sel awareness through mdwzdual endeavor UIN DERGRADUATES JSA Q YR FY: :gg , gf 4.,, V -2 if sl fiif-Si-E fi, V 'R N- IL Semor Class For them lt was the last year at Weslevan A frnal vear whlch proved most successful Under the leadershlp of Carl Alderman the class of 66 fmlshed the year wlth three fund ralsmg pro1ects all desrgned to be of SGTVICE to the college commlmxty The class establlshed a scholarshlp fund ID the memorv of MISS Mary o Edwards as thelr glft to N C Wfeslevan College Adams Arnold Ik Bachelor of Arts wlllbli Bachelor of Arts Enghsh Alderman Marv Bachelor of Arts Rehgron Alderman Carl T Bachelor of Arts Economics Barhm Davnd Bachelor of Arts Economlcs Barker Elbert B Ir Bachelor of Arts Brologv Barrett lllld B Bachelor of Science Mathemaucs Barto Vhllxam Bachelor of Arts French and Economics O , ' l Addison, Judith M. r ' , ' 1 L. f V J Z - H ll is L 5' I I 1 S5 HGNORS l SUMMA CUM Lmms MAGNA CUM LAUDE Julia Brent Barrett Virginia Kimbrell Davis Cum LAUDE Joan Williams Bass I' DEPARTMENTAL HONORS 5' Taylor Carl Alderman Robert Clyde Kirkman Economics Malhvmatics Jula Brent Barrett Mary Watkins Lee Mathfrnafics English William Joseph Bsrto James McKnight Marshall French History Virginia Kimbrell- Davis Ercle Janice Roebuck ' Psychalugy Mathematica ' I William Lewis Dyson John E. Williams History Hislory - Religion 1 IVIARSHALS Dr. A. W. Sharer, Family Marshal Mary Catherine Flythe, Stndfnl Marshal Albert Lawrence Stallings, Jr., Slndrnt Marshal HM, lm... xx as if 4 Iiiullvllu :ml Xllx lnilllxll Ilulllug, lim-lull I ll.ull-'lln Hi Xiu lllxlms AP'-4 llnmiu, fliml If ll.ulu'l1vl wi his lflu-nuxlxx liurlnw, lin lmlnl l.. l'l.u'ln'lr-1 nl Xllx lin ulmlliiu llniuplu-ll. flvnxgu XX Haivln-lui nl .Kris limglisll iflu-rw, Mum S, Hxulwlul' of Arts Ei-uinvrilliu 'Q lfmrk. iirnlwri ll, l5.u'ln-lm nl 'Kris Xl.lKlin'ln.illl s 1Ir11ti'lilim-lcl, Niuucv I. B.lL'ln'l41rui Kris EL'41I1mlilc's f,r.uli1.iKloli .it VV:'slvx'uln li.nl its umm liuglillqlitsx lint the uwiiiliivl :nent .ulmlri-xx 4l1:lnL'rmI In Dr Hirlm' llililm-lvx, l'i'vs1rlvm ui llm Hill:-Q4-, will rmimm nm- :ul lin' num- lmwlmmlyli' Dixun, Harold P Bachelor of Arts l Psyclrolucy -. Duwcly. Melvin D. '- Bachelor of Arts Religion Dysuu. xvllllklill L. Bachelor of Am History Ervin, Mary A. Buchclnr of Arts lNlkill'1k'lI'I8illL'S Fergmon, Joyce L. Bachelor ol Arts English Carriss. James P. Bachelor of Arts History Cruhhs. Herman A., jr. Bachelor of Arts Phyeics Hendricks, john R., jr. Bachelor of Arts Econ om ics Hines, Donald E. Bachelor of Arts Historv Ho, King Fun Bachelor of Arts Chemistry Holden, Lyndon L. Bachelor of Science Mathematics Horton, Joaeph L. Bachelor ul Arts History 112 i l l l , l 1 l l l l l l I . .M ll f 5 Q' 2 'rl lv I: in ll l -4 fi IU: Q... yr' rx 455 it 5 ,N fax 95' 1:-7' Ilm.'w.g XIVM-1.1 I Iw,Uh.M1!.1 My Xlum Im :Jw D.mn-1 Xl lm. I..-lm M! Xrts Hum Iymmrff Nurs-In K H44 Tw!-lr fri Xrtx lgmumlxln x KJrLm.u1. Rwlwrt 1 Bddwlnr uf Xrtx 'xiuthulwmtlu Liumu, lzfdxuml H , Ir Hdgheflur uf .krtx xlJfhl'lN.1UCN .md f:ht'HllilI'X lmsllm' Sh.mm X Hmhelur H! .Xrh Frwlndn L., M. jf-M1 II linhvlwr wt Xrh lznglxsh N14 In-1g Nam F HM he-lwr fn! Uh Ifngluh McGregor Llncla K Bachelor of Arts English Marek lxatherme E Bachelor of Arts Psvchology Marshall ames M Bachelor of Arts Hlstorv Martm Allen P Bachelor of Arts English Modlm Wayne B Bachelor of Arts Hxstory Morcock Robert E Bachelor of Arts Bnologv Mvers Baxter I I Bachelor of Arts Hlstorv Nrckens Charles S Bachelor of Arts Hrstorv Ns'-73 L A-x 3 .T N a E' Q-'17 Y .1- 471 S- Y K X 'X xi ww' -vw' J 4 6. 7' 'K I. A I Q . TJ . f A' . K,-ar mea Q. K 5, 'igsfx 0.4 ...I .rv V r A, ' C'-v F fly' ffi fs --Q- GL. my '31 Uh' Ilx lmxuwn-l K1 lkn ln ln: lvl Xl!- l I vvzwlum x l',4rl.'l Xml XI lmlllfvlwl-1 Xllx lkxl lwlwgx l'.nxn: liwttu mul lim lwlnr ul Kill Pnl lwlwgx l'r.ltt Nlu ln.uAl I1..uln-lux nl Xrlx lllxlwrs ll.4gs4l.nl+'. llulmlll H lin In-lor ul MM l'xxz,lln1luqx .uul l' Hull. l.1ml.x I H.u'l1clur uf .-'xrlx lingllsh Hlx-l lurk. Erclc J.-nmw' Bax-ll:-lor nl Ark lxld.ll'It'IIlLiflk'x Nlllplw, Sdmlm Br1cl'1slnr of ,Xrls Pwulmlmg Smllll. lflmrluttk' SIN? Bdchslur of Arts Psyclmlugx' St:-wmrm, Colleen E Bachelor of .-Xrtx Chemistry Stone. jam' L, Bluqhclur ul Arts Chennstry Talmhanhl, Tollmlm Bdrlwlvxr ull Arlx llllmdnlhes Turner, llux FN lr Bully-lor of Arts fllncllnslry In Xlmmwnum XYl11tL'. lflmrles If Flluqlnflnr nl Kris lfrolmunu XYxllv, fnllnmxr ,X Hulln-lrnr uf -Xrts Xlntllvxlmtlu Iv roll Graduates 1966 SIXTH ROW Guv Turner ames Garrrss Gilmour VK vlre George Campbell Xhlham Dvson Allen Martm jr Ronald Ragwsdale and Carl Alderman Srxteen gradu ates are not pictured FIFTH ROW VS arren kasoff Harold Drxon Rolnert Mor cock Banter Nlxers r Shelton Nlckens Mrs Lmda Mc Gregor Patrrua Glllrland and Wrllxam Barto FOURTH ROW jovce Ferguson Danlel acohs the Rev ohn VV1ll1ams Steve Cherrv Lvn Holden Adnan Crubbs Russell pRu.stvJ Lamm and ameg Marshall THIRD ROW Charlotte Smlth lane Stone Mary Loulse Alderman Mrs joan Bass katherme Marek Sandra Shrplev Mrs Ann Parker and joseph Bolmg SECOND ROW Davrd Ba.rb1n Robert Klrkman Mrs lr1sh Eason Chamell Rlch Mehssa Hulllng Carol Brown and Ell1ott Stevenson FIRST ROW Iudv Addlson Sharon Leslle ul1a Barrett Mrs Marv Lee Mrs ean Lotke and anlte Roebuck rv. 5955 L' 3 Abernathy, Rita L. Adams, Blaine Archer, Ashton L. gy, Arrington. Ronnie W, Bartelt, Robert E. Barwick, Suzanne L. Bass, joyce VV. Bequeath, Michael S. Blanchard, Warren M, Blow, jo Ann Boseman, Comelia A. Brady, David A. unior Class The junior Class of North Carolina Wesleyan College entered the year with a full treasury and much optimism for a highly successful year. Unfortunately the year at best was mediocre. The class completed a project begun the previous year as a memorial to the late Miss Barbara Mary Miller, a Wesleyan economics professor, and Truong M. Nguyen, a fellow classmate. A gift of a newspaper rack and the first volume of the New York Times Index was made to the library in their memory. Several projects were begun, but only one, the sale of pennants at home basketball games proved profitable. With the beginning of the second semester the class of 67 elected Tim Isaacs and Al Stallings to fill the vacated positions of president and vice-president respectively. Bill Cruver will head senior year. Class ollicers pictured above are Blaine Adams, pres., Marilyn Shepard sec.g Bill Norton, vice-pres.g Terri Conway, treas. an 77' 'Cnr 7:7 Hl1'lIvnlv.u fn, Il Xngxm Iirnlgcrx. livllx X Hrlgmm. Phillip 5 liulrlxlr. Numm K Hutl afr. Th nnlx mx l-1 Chalnlwrs, Hsin-Q4 I ffhrfxhlrc, Tlmlmxs Cor xxw' gn, Theresa I,. Crouvh, R cxlnl nc C Curtxss, Hubert Duughtry. R Kay Davenport, Carol A. Davis. Tum I, Ir Dehnex, Klan XX' Ds-xx, XII-fn P Duks. Wulharn Hmmrd Edxxxnrds. Nhrlfume C Ennis. Clrur m Fcrquwm, Arthur Flxthca Xidrj if los..-uuuabll L fi i - WT N ,p 4 4 i' ' , 4 . m uln Q gh: 'L' 5 - .I--Qi-L.: .l 3...-,.1':i-i, ii 2:3L1u:ffQ . ,'-'d E-'A' ., gvf- . . Jr , A W. A- r . 1- ' .-, -.-G.. '- i ,i- - JJ - -. va., . , Q - 1. -, V Z1 r Y 1'. ' . H I Q ' L ff' ' 1 I x Q :' A J A 1. ' 1 . I ' ' A l ' 41 r I Y ., r 'Q , f Q ' ' . ' s w. i-'A .L:,:., 5 . S s g,g .' s4 o C -1 .115 1,4 an... 'N- 6- -S' I 1 N , l k. +4 an 12, . 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VVlutehurst, xvlllllilll In .Vvnmriunz Woudud, Huhvrt E, Yuht, Robert E, R 1 'J n Sophomore Class The Sophomore Class of North Carohna Wesleyan College has endeavored to overcome the abasement of having too recently been freshmen Havrng acqulred the status of upperclassmen the class of 68 was able to vlew therr frosh experrence ln retrospect and begln exerclslng thelr newlv acqulred posltlon and haze the urde ex ed class of 69 The Class sponsored the hxghlv successful NVhat s New Pussycat dance Wh1Ch featured the Embers Adams judv Anne 1-Xlhgood Lorre Anderson Claire F Andrews Evelvn G Anson Barbara Arne Suzanne Attklsson Ellen Batev Sallw Blood Peter C 7' Blott jack Boothe Lawrence Buchanan Carolxn Anne Buck Barrv H Bunch Tonv an x Burdette Chenlj Cable Sharon Rulh Carter joseph -X Ch amberhn Robert Gish' Q, 5,1 Class officers prctured above are Greg Tapson v1ce pres Rxchard O Neal pres Dxane Wood treas Claire Anderson sec f'5'N vw 'S 4-1' Q5 QC? 1 3' A x 7' 4 ,fa -1 L- ,,- If 5 sf' 1 Us 'YS ,Af 1l 1 tug - A l,J ' Q.- 5'-wr .N-Q L T ,, 'V' X. cj, V -5- tp 47 , qi Q.. 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Alyce A. Seyhert, Dennis Shall. Richard E. Singhas, Randall F. Smith. Glenda M, Spence. VVilliam E. Spruill. james C. Stallings, George B. Stearns, Bryan F. Stellhom, VVilliam H. Stoddard, Victoria R. Tapson. Gregg S. Taylor. Christopher B. Taylor. William A. l Az.-' +A' g S 'fl '-05 ki W- uhm. . Q-Av' Ei M i....4..-.Q-N r .f:c-- ' gi ff - 'Ei I C17 '31 B- 1, I Uv ru, II-I Iv. I I II Iwvln ImIIwfI In XX,ImvI.v Xvmf I7 xx II IIVII I. 'VI IHI I'r1..wr I I ..AN ug- Ii II.Ix'I+-Q II X txbummn NIIIIHII T m Fmuuw X Bruw Ii s, l I'I.xTIrs U x, XI1lI1.u1I B Il-Ifrm Wm IDIIIIQIAR N 4.1.4 I-III I Hwwr X A XI.Irx I H PIX wir!! -n hd I.-rt I Freshman Class The emgmatlc class of 69 h1t Weslevan Wlth a bang Thev awed many Uppers wrth the1r chsplay of umtv and curves Thmgs couldn t have looked brwhter then the freshmen removed thelr benmes prematurelv The Uppers screamed bad egg and threatened actlon The Frosh repented and deuded on a slave sale to appease the Uppers on on the other Dana Dlckens and Scott Skmner served as Flrst semester presldent and secretarv respectmvely Ament Lvnn Anderson Charles R Anderson W1nston L Andrews Sara Avers Horace S Bageant She-rrv v Baxley Edwin Chnton Baker johnnv D Ball Leonard V Barkley Peggy Ann B3.l'NVlCk Robert A Bass ames Wllham I Baver Mark Beach Thomas E Bennett john K Blackstone joseph W Blackwood, Davld H Bodmer Thomas ,- 5 Class officers plttured allow are Wann Brown VICE pres john Porter pres Ruth Nowell sen Debbxe Pazm treas Q ' 'D 1 ' 5' .ng is W? fix Y ... 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Llndd F ffuvfgcr, .I.m1rx KV' tullfun Hfvxmxc E. Kurth, 'mn XX fkxrus. W .Alter l., D.1lr:-I. D. 4r.L A me K D .xln lvl. Ylxmn E Ihnxw 1 xmhm Ihvlghtrx. I ,mvlur Nl ..u'wn, Clwz-lulnlyTl E , 131 '7 1. DlCh6D5 Enoch Dana Dieu Nlguxen Hoang Duron W 1ll1am Davrs Duhel john E r Dupm Charles Edwards Sallv Estes Carolvn Fammer Lmda Farmer Margarette Farrall Frances Flvnn Br1a.n William France Everett Fntts Iaclue E Frv Arlene H Fulcher Delelce M Funk Lauraj Furr Lorame P Gardner Angalexgh Gardner Pat Ann Gask ns Roberta A Gebb katherme A Gee h1d!'1Ol'l A I Cxll -Xnn T Golf Sharon D Goodvun Luana N Gordon, Stephen G. Grantha 111, Clara G, Gray, Anna Lee Cray, Linda R. Gresh, Nancy H. f5 Q -on Z'- 127' ,Q 9' X 'I W4 I I I ,N CDU tr , ' N lv' lov 'tar' ,.- Q.-r 1 1 5' IQ! Yf'N- K - Q If f ' 3 v , 4: 4. X 5: V Q7 1 ' Y ' . N 'I . 1' N 4 4 ' 'v P Q.. -'gf wry Mwlm Nu-wx I Mlrlfm Xmm ll MHH111 lbunl fb 1.x1ffm I 1:1414 IJ KJIQQ XNlHl.uwwl 1 u k,1llm's,X1rg1ul.n X Clnrg.nl1m. lnwplnl lhll Hy-rlwr! F Hmullll, ,Ulm D H.umm. llnrl I ILAIIUU. Hull Ihrrxs. Xiu har H.u'r1x. Ruth l INN Hart. Hvrlwr! It Ir H.nrtm.m. Nunn x lhru-N. K In-vm-l.un HAD wx. N,x!.1ln- I H.1llu.m,4x, fxlmlx H lhu Imhtlw X11 II II:'1'1'1nf' 4 wvrw' H Hn M l 11.11 'I Hvrgkm Lum x li Hwllf-vu.m. M-1:11.41 ll-y111,lI1,Im1w I sm. Imnx, x llwvrw Umm X1 W Ilnvvn' lvwxrx I Ilwmk lm Pmul llw,1..' fvwfyfq- lj lluM1.u.I Xml. I Hudson, james R Humphrey. jame jenks, john A. johnson. Peggy jo jones, james L. judy, Sandra L. Kzmdounas, Linda Keel, Philip W. Kells, Michael O. Kemp. Charles E. Kessel. Elton L.. jr Keyes, Robert Khol. Richard Kimball. james E. Lafferty. Edgar I. In Q '. - f H ar- 41 ' I 4.. Q ' 'I r I A fl: ' l',k , ' wx , 11- '- 4 x X - f . if S+ 1 2 ll v 215,13 , . Qs ,ga Q- ' if? L1 er V if , . . .edpl l O N I 1 X .J K x 5 I..nnm, S.n.4h X lunu Fra-mlvrlnk D L.41n.mu, Sldrthd li Ima, Henry D Lve. ,Munir I Lee, Tumz A. Leggett. Ellmlmeth LcHrw. Lum Lcolmrcl. I. Kay LQRM, Ru-kJ I. Lexx ls. Brelnda A Lexan. Lund.: 11 L1-ng, Elnldln-th T IAIIUI, Nhuuln P Nh Kumcx. Rvglx n 1 R XILLellfzn C, -Xlbert NlclLCdl'V1E lNd.!'lCW E Nlallalleu Dlane M Xlaness Philip N1 Martm Francns R Nieanham Fred L Nlennenhall Ted A Nlever Nlarv Ann Nhtahell Carland T Xlxtnhell Lrnda Nloore Patrlua L Nlorton exsxca Vloss Darlene Nhrlrk Clenda C Newsom -Xrthur Nl Nnon jxmmw W 'Nlowell Ruth A Nunnerv Amelxa Y Overbx ames N1 Olm Patrlcla D Pallo Drevx Pitton Cxnthla Pax ne Lu Ann Pmn Delmmh Pearne Edvw ard L Plmlell Nl alter X Pmer DouL,ld,s C, Pitt Xlarlhd C Pullcx unes L QL. nu- 'Z' IU' in-7 YI? QCP' V4 .ay s-.., --5. v .7 .1 Q7 K7 9 'K A I if V I if I I V .l W T F, V . . . i N A ,Q I. N A . -- A n 1 1 , ' 1. . , .w, ' ' I V I If A I Q ,V 1 5' .M I I . . - , A V 1. f -sl I ' - K A 1. 4' ff A , -.556 A 5. V7 f V 'A 4.1. Nelson, Frances B. X ' 5 N .. r . en' rf xv ,. ' , ' 1' . ff! , ,, Q 'fill 'b V x. V Q A U ' A ' af 1 , ' V L , N , 7 N - . ka , , 1 ' I, 7 -' A 1 q 7 ,Q if f Q Q W Q K Lu ' fvsfy, xx I 1 i Q -if ' 4,4- J '-S 'J 6- - n-H...-, lwbwl lhxull Um I l'fmu'll Xu!-I4 X INN' U ,mlm l'.lx!lu.-xx l4.nM,n l'.,.uQ.-H ll,.m..n. I'l'm,lwx Xhrx X li.ugwI.4I-q XII:-n H :-.nl1nw, lldxmmxl Hunks. lx .nnm Huh. Nvll lil .nnn H H1 w.nm- In, 'Mmm Iiulugwln. Ruth XX Hulnxncll, l'.ml NX Hmmll, Xhrx I' In ,Uwlrrurlnm Huxlrlvl. Tllrh Nl Summrml, 'l'rlL1.m l Smlmlvrx, l,l1.nrlu Salmon. X1.n1lx'n I 5Ll1ull1.j4m 'X SUNICF, l I1Hvml F Slnplm Vlnrlstlm' SIIVI. I7l.mm' Nmpwll ilzthm-rll Nklum-r, Xl.u'x S Nlnlllpl .mul X Sxnl!lx.l1'rlx X Nrmth, lwlwrl NX Nmlvu. H.nrr14'l l Speake, George D Spencer, Patricia S Stallings, Nancy Stanley. Robert G. Sterlock, Linda L. Stevens, Ray A. Stover, john L. Strickland, Eamier L Stroud, Henry A. Stuart, Nancy C. Sutton, joan C, Swindell, Lucinda Sykes, Linda D. In Mr zzzrvz' i frrrz Tartasky, Judith A Taylor, Arthur H, Taylor, Linda L. Thomas. Ralph M. Thompson, M argare Thompson, Phyllis Thompson, William Torfason, Lucy L. Town, janet K. Treihart, Sluan E. Tlmslall. Ada VV. xv Q .9-Q-x ,q I-2' 4-fl' JS fl 4 1. I .ffl I 1, . 3? nf' -qw- M 4 l'ptuu, Kuhrwx X Yan Wmkle-, Ydlym V.1wtc'l', lmlph ll VVQJILIL-ln, Mary A, Wlnrd, jc.umu M ln .Uvnmrmm Xlblluns, Nancy C. WViggins. Juanita D. VVilde'r, juyce A. XVillizum, jamie S. xxrluidllhilll, Ccurqe P XYIINUII, 'lluncx VVnner, Fred I., YYIINIQJLI, Nornm In .U1'm4'rl1lm XYmnl, Haro JX, NYurxl.ird, Dum' I, XYnuclzll'1l, Huw li XYuullm'u, john Il Y-wumg, Samir.: I, Vw J' 414' Cf Edwln H.lrxx-null HAS a teacher and scholar and cultured friend he enjoys the very highest regard of his students and colleagues. Out of respect for his character and intellect and out of gratitude for his many distinguished contributions to North Carolina XVesleyan College, we dedicate The Di,s'.s'entcr 1966 to Dr. C. Edwin Harwood with affection and gratitude. Dedication llls ls .1 IN'INIlll.lQ4' Nxlmln In mimi xyixs Xl'IllITllllliN Hllfml gum hm ilu llvllvl frwm fm hill' lu.lsl.1lIls1lulIlr' xxintlix nllulII1'llXX ll'NIH'tl. .mil 1 Illllldllllll 7 Index Barnes Lorralne 38 Batcheller Dr Ddlld R 77 D3 B A College of Wooster N1 A LlIllVE'l'H1IW of Illlnols Ph D Ohlo State Unlversltx Battle Airs Robert 74 BA Vllake Forest College N1 A Duke LlI'IIVCI'SltV Bauer Dr Ravmond E 79 19 19 BS NVake Forest College N1 Ed PhD Unlversltv of North Carollna Benesh Rudolph 77 BA Masank State Real GWIIIHASIUUI BD M A Southem X1ethodlst Unlxersltv Bhatla Dr Sarvan Is 79 BA MA UHIVEFSIIV of Punjab PhD Ohlo State Unlversltx Blrd 'MISS Margaret 30 BA Vlarletta College 'VI A Duke Unl versltx Bond Lawrence 76 B A Lambuth College BD Duke Um versltv Graduate studv Duke Unlversltx Brackett H Rav 79 B A Queens College M A Unlversltv o Vlrglnla Graduate studx Unlversltx of Vlr glnla Chaffin Robert R 31 BS N1 A Unlversltw ot lNorth LATOIIIIA Cohoe Dr George F 30 B M Eastman School of Muslc B S Ph D UHIVSISIIV of Rochester Colllns Dr Thomas A 70 B A Asburv College B D Cancller School of Theologv Emorv Unlversltv BD As bury Theological Selnlnarv DD Hlgh Polnt Cordts Dr Allen F 77 BA Alfred Unlwersltx NI A 'Northwest ern Unlxersltv N1 A EdD Teachers College COlllITlI'lld UUIVBTSIIV B A LIHIVEISIIV of Mlchlgan M A Um werslty of North CAFOIIIIR Danoff Frances Colker 73 BA LIHIVSTSIIW of Pennsxlvanla NIS School of Llbrarv Sclence Unlversltx of North Carollna Dlll Rlchard 75 46 BM Clnclnnatl Conservatorv 'VIVI Clnclnnatl College Conservatorv Duke Ellzabeth G 31 Ebert LOUIS 74 BA Unlversltv of Florlda Graduate studv Unlverslty of Florlda Ed e Mrs ean B 28 S East Carollna MEd Unlversltx of North Carollna Elllott Dr Phlllp L 24 BA Furman UIIIVETSIIA AI A Inner sltx of Nlorth Carollna PhD Innersltx of Ceorgla Flnnle Dr Cordon E 78 B A Lambuth College Al A Ph D Duke Inlversltx Frve Dr Donald L 2190 B A M A Bucknell Unlversltv B D Gar rett The-ologlcal SEIIIIFIATN Ph D North western Unlversltx Carlow Wllllam I 2.3 79 B A North Carollna Vlleslevan College Gates Dr Warren E 97 BA MA Unlversltv of Mlaml PhD LIHIVSFSIIV of Colorado Gav Robert VV Ir 27 B S Unlversltv of Rlchmond Gossett W Ted 73 B M M M East Carollna Grav VValter 73 BA Umversltv of Denver School of Ll brarv Sclence LITIIVSYSIIV of North Caroll Gupton Lawrence O r 73 B M M N1 AVSSIITIIHSISI' Cholr College Halley Dr ames R 76 B A Elon College B D Duke UDIVETSIIN Ph D Duke Unlwersltw Hall Samuel L 31 B S Lehlgh Unlversltx N1 AT Duke Um xersltv Harwood Dr C Edwln 74 38 141 B A Ollxet College M A Unlversltw of Nllchlgan Ph D Unlversltx of Colorado Admmzstratzon Howard Pearl '36 ames Dr Ralph E r 76 B A VVake Forest College BD Elnorv LIIIIVETSIIV Ph D Drew UDIVSTSIIV ohnson Dr Allen S 79 BA Wake Forest College M A PhD Duke UHIVETSIIA ovner I XV E 77 B S Unlversltw of 'Xlorth CHYOIIIIH Ixllgore Dr ohn W 31 BS Hampden Svclnev N1A PhD Duke Unlversltx Ixnlmmel Mlss Eleanor 71 B A Duke Unlversltv BS llllllard IHSII tute of Niuslc NI A Duke UHIVSFSIIY Crlduate stlldx Unlxersltx of 'North Caro lI l'l Lowenthal Robert R 71 B A M S Florlda State Unlversltv N1cLaln Mlss Geraldlne 79 B A UHIWEYSIIV of GEOTKIA M A LIIII VCTSIIV of Nlorth Carollna Martlm Allce 36 86 'x1axwell Robert A 73 B A Ohlo Wesleyan Unlversltv N1 AT Duke UDIVETSIIV NIILEIIE Vance 7-140 B A Davldson College M A LIIIIXETSIIV of Ceorgla Graduate studv Unlversltv College of London Moore Dr ack XV 71 B A Olnet College BD Duke DlVlHltY School PhD Duke UHIVETSIIV NILISIL Wllllam O Ir 736465131976 BS Lvnchburg College 'VIS Unlversltv of Tennessee 'Voll Dr F H XValc1emar 30 B A Iowa State Umversltv MS Ohro State Unlwersltv PhD Iowa State Un1 versltv BA AI A 1.1OUlS1J.11d State Ll11lN9I'SIIN Ph D UIIIVCTSIU of kansas Rabbv Mrs Ruth 79 B A Howard College M 'VI Loulslana State Unlversltv Sasser Dr Wllllaln G 70 43 B A MA PhD UHIVCFSIIV of North Carollna Scalf Donald L 78 55 66 77 BS VVake Forest College MEd Um versltv of North Carollna Sharer Dr Arch XV 30 BS Ohlo State Unlversltv MS PhD Unlversltv of Mlchlgan Smlth 'vllss Donna Ixav 79 B A Transvlvanla College Graduate studv Duke Unlversltv Smlth VV asper Z2 Duke Unlversltv Pell School of Law Southern Davld VV 78 BA Alderman Broaddus College M A Wake Forest College Strvker Edgar C 79 B M Stetson UDIVGTSIIV M M Florlda State LIHIVCTSIIV M A Unlversltv of North Carollna Sturglll Mack H 77 B A NVIIIIAITI and Marv VI A Mlddleburg College Graduate studv UDIVETSIIV of Ma drld and IV1lddI9IJllI'EZ, College Teagarden Dr ack E 74 BA Rolllns College M A Unlversltv of Tennessee Ph D Unlversltv of Florlda Wadklns R elferson 3190 B A F orlda State Unlversltv M A Unl versltl of Nlorth Carollna Wagner Dr kenneth A 31 B A 'VI A DePauw Unlversltv PhD Unlversltv of Mlchlgan NVhlte judlth 37 NVllde Dr Slm O r 79 BS Appalachlan State Teachers MA XVestem Carollna EdD Unlverslty of North Carollna VVlltrakls Edward 31 B S Illlnols Instltute of Technologv Grad nate studv Cathollc UHIVSTSIIY MAT Duke Unlversltv Q ,-fl igff, E I- '.tj.g'. 1 .e.,'.,',. J, 4 Danofl, I.lMichael 24. ' ' Rsblly, Elewellyn 27: I I na,' I I 4 7 F' , III, I , 1 - ,,bj.J. V , 1 A LTHdCl'gI'lIl1lllIf0-S' 1l1er11.1tl11. 1111.1 1. 115 11l.1111x. 'trnnltl K 1111 11l.1111x. 1 l1l.llI1t' 15.1N.11l.T4.Tb,I IN 111.11114 111111 1111111 124 11111111111 -111111111 11 1f1.S1.1lU.llt1 14lk111x. 1Q1l11.1r1l F. 11 Mlkinx. 111lll.ll1l I 1l1ler111.1n. 11.111 1 110.1101 '1ltlt'YlIl.llI. Taxlur Carl 3T.3'1.'14.11U. Xltlrnlge. 1.11111-4 121111 .1r1l .1lle11. Karen l'f1.1111e 1111g41ml. 1.11r1'e 35.411.15.121 1l11t'l11. 1.11111 45,1311 111tlerw11. B1-rr1 l..1ne. 11 1111lerN11n. t'11arlex R 1311 111111-rwii. Claire F 124 Aiillerxuil. 11111511111 L. 3611.110 .1111l1'e1u. 1'f1'el111 CL. 124. Xrnlrews. Sarah Cl 45.130 Xnion. Barb.1r.1 124. Xrt-her. Xahtun 1. 115 1r1e. Suzanne 124. .1rr1ngtnn. 11onn1e 11. 118 Attkisxon. Ellen 11. 124 Meri. Hnrat e S. 1311. Bageant. Sherr1 K.11 3.5.1311 Bailey Edwin Clinton 541.1311 Baker. 101111111 D. F'-5.66.T6.l-30. Ball, Lee Fred Ball. l.en11ar1l 1' 35.4-1.45.1311 Barbee. Elizabeth A1111 B.Ll'l1111. Da11t1 66.110.l1f1. Bardin. Robert 11. Barker. Elbert B.. 11 55.6-5.77.1111 Barkley Peggy 51.1111 130. Barrett. 111l1a Brent 1111.116 Bartell. Robert E. 4-4.4-5.1lS. Bartn. 11-1ll1AI11 44.52.56-5S.110.l15. Barwiek. Robert 1. 130. Barwick, Suzanne L. -10.4-5.11'S. Bus. 1411105 11-Ill.. 11. 130. Bam. 1oan 11'1ll1an1N 111.1 llif Bus. 1o1'ce 11' 119 Batey. Sally 3-5.12-1. Baver, Mark. 11. 1.30, Beach. Thuniaa E. 36.15311 Beadle. Eugene E. Beard. Gregory B. Beclmer. Thomai Howard Bell. Sylvia L. Bennett. 1oh11 K. 1.30. Bennett. Stephen Clay Bef ueath. Michael S. 115. Bishop, Betty 10 Blackstone. 1oseph 111, 11 55.7.3.1-30. Blau-k11'0otl. Da1'1d H. 1530. Blanchard 11'a1'ren Nl. 113. Blood. Peter C. 124. Blott. 1atk 45.124 Blow. 1o Ann 5154.118 Bodiner. Thonim 130. Bolmg. 1oae h L. 37.35.-55.5S.T'3.111. Bond. Charlljntte Q. 45.131 Boone. Phillip 11' 1'3l Boothe. La11'renee 40.42.124 Boseman. Comelia Ann 3T.11S. Boyette. 111.11185 C. Brad.S11a11', 11111, B. 79.1-31. Brady David A. 118. Brantle-1. Bonnie Sue 131. Breedlove. 1ohn C. 45131. Breitenbach. H. 3Yll'Q l1113 49.-52.119 Bridgers. Betty A. 119. Bridges. Brenda Sue Briggnon. Phillip S. 52.5-1.35,119. Brock. Peggy Ann 1131. Brown. Barbara L 131. ll! 1 116 11r411111. 1 .11-11 1'. 111.1111 l3n11111. 13.11111 11 .111l1' N1 111111111 111111-11 X 111 111.131 Br1.n1t.-1.111111 11 11.13.151 Bn1l1an.1n.Kainlxn 111111- 161.121 Bntk, Barn 11 711.121 linel. l..1rrx l. 511.131 Biinell. T11111 11.111 121 Bilnlelte. lf11er1l 1138.124 Bnrklt-. S11x.1n 111! 11lll'llL'1, l'111l1a1'1l 1...1r 511.111 Bnrtnu. lrem- 13. Butler. T11-1111.11 F. 32.54.119 liable. bliarun Ruth 124 Xnrnx. Robert Stott f'.1111pl1ell. George 11' 111.116 Q .11n1l 11 1 f J 1ell. H1-len K 1' lfa1npl1ell.141 11111 44.45.131 Cainpbell. Klan 13 131. 1Y1.l1'.111'tlll. Trntb 11111 131 lf.1r111i11ex. 11'1n. Da11tl 41.1 31. Carr. Larnlylt Carwri. C111-1111111111 If 36.131 Cxarwri. 1nhn B Carter. joseph ft.. 1r. 124 Cato. x1d.l'1' Lee 46 Cha111l1erl.u11. Bubert K. 124. Chainbers. Rel1e1t'.1 135.1 19 Chandler. Anne E Cheek. 1.1.ne1 R. 131. Cherry A. Stephen 111.116, Cherry 111113 K. Che1h1re. Tl1un1as 36.119 Church. Ernest Y. Claqett. NdJ1Clk' B. 125. Clark. Colle Bob. 11. 1.31. Clear. Irvon E. Cot-hra.n. 5115.111 44.45.1531 Conway, Theresa L. 115.119, Cook. Robert B. 45.111 Cooley. .11111re1 F. 131 Cooper. Dana C Cooper. Theudore R.. 11 C111tt1ngQha111. 11'arren 50.56.12-5. Cowling. Ruth Anne 125. Cox. Linda Love 1-31. Crawford. Barbara D. 44.43.-59.125 Creech. Brenda 125. Creekniore. Lima F. 1.31. Crenshaw. Roy X.. 1r. 125. Crouch. Bonnie C. 75119. Crnqer. 1111165 C. 131 Crutchfield. Nancy L. 35.156.34.111 Cullum. Bonnie E. 1431. Curtis. Ann 11'. 3T,.3S.45.131. Curtisx. Robert 451.55.5S.1l9. C1'r. Ronald D 40.12-5. Cyrm. 11'alter L. 131. Dabel. Danene K. 37.45.131 Dagenhart. Dennw A. Daniel 1'11'1d.I'l E. 1.31. Dansie. Cvntlna 1-31. Dare. Donaltl 4452.58.12-5. Danghtridge. Claude B. TH. Daughtn. CQ.1r11l111 Xl. 46.131 Danghtry R. Kay. 49.119 Davenport. Carol A 119 Davis. Herbert C. Dans. Patricia 125. Davis. Torn 1.. 11. 35.661.74.119 Davis. Virginia l.. Delaney. Klart 11. 46.:f4.55.119. De1I11th. Xnthonv 11 . 1r. 38.125 Dew. Allen P. 119. Dieu. Nguxen Hoang 132. Dickens. Enneh Dana 66.84.132 Index 131x1111.11.1r1111l1' 51 1H,Il2.1lh 13111111 11111 13.1114 13-111111. 1114 134111111 l311111l1. 111-1111113 15112 131111111 1111111 11, 11 T3 1311111-Q 11111 llu11.1n1 1115111111 131111111 iliarles 16.132 131w11.11111.1. ll2.llh l'1.1r11l1.1rtlt. 11 H.1rr1l1l. 11 liawii. lf1Nl1 H 116 V l'..1tn1.1n. 1-,. 11-111 11.125, 1',1l111wimlw11, B1Af1 111.119.1217 121111 artls. Brenda 121111.11114 Xltlfldllllt' C' 14 lf1l11.1r1ls. 5.1111 132. 1'fl.1l11. Xl.1r1 Pat 45.50.12-5 11111114 1.1-urge 3T.44.5l.56.l 19 Ernxtex. Hicliarrl 1fr1111. 1lar1 1. 112. listex. llarf11111 45.1-32 1-.111nLg. I-.1rr1 11. 120. Fariner. Linda K 132. Farnier. Nlargarette 46,132 Farmer. Thn111.1x H. 3.5,65.T6,125, F.1rr.1ll. Frances 1 132 FerQ11x11n. 11111-e L. 112.116 Fergmsn11. Arthur 515.1 19 F111L'11. N1.1r1 Belle Fixher. Shirley 12-5. Fittx, Tandy 11' Fleining, 11. Thuinm 12-5. Fletcher. June S. F1411 tl. H11111 F 40.12-5. F111111. Brian 11111. 59.1-32. F11-mht-. Man C. 46.49.50.119. Freulce. E1erett 136.132 Frimcis. Carolyn R. Fra11c1x1n. A. 111111. Freen1a.n. 1oQeph R. 55.1211 Freneh. 11111. C. 44.45.-16.53. Fritts. 1aek1e E. 45.1-32. Fr1. Arlene H. .5-5.1f32. FlllL'11l:'l'. Deleice Nl. 1132. Funk. Laura 1232. Fnrr. Lnraine P. 1332. Gaffney Matthew 1215. Gardner. Angaleigh 1.32. Gardner. Nlrs. E1'e11'n D. Gardner. Pat .inn 45.49.1332 Carlow. Mildred Carlow. Thuinas .1. 125. Carriss. Ellzabeth A. 57.126 Carrisx. 14111165 P. 112.116 Garvin. Pe-QQ' L. 46.57.126 Caskins. Bol1erta .1 42,415.1 32. Catelionae. 11'ilbert T. 52.-55.55. Catex. N. Darnell 45120. Cav. Cordon Cay. N11-l1'1n l. 34.-36.5l.5f'1.l2l3 Cebb. Katherine .-1 132 lee. Nlarinn .1..1r. 65.132 Cerlmltl. Charles 11 Gibbs. Pamela 52.53.126 11111. 11111 T. 132. C1llil.1n1l, Patrltia T. 40.ll6. Claw, B1lL'l3ld'f'l C. 120. 111111. 911.11011 D. 35.132 Cnnrluiiz. Lnana N 44.132 C. C lnrwlnn. B1l'13l'li'1l Lf. 15.132 tlraiithain. Clara C 132 lIr.11. Xnna Lee 132. IQra1. Qfarvn Marie 126. r' ' 1 .r.11. Lintla R. 132. Crt-Qnr1. Virginia ilregnlw. 11111 13111111 T4.126. 13 Index Cresn Nano H 45137 Crlder 'Vancv L 45133 C1'1H'11'1 Anna H 44 45133 Cnffin Dav1d O 136 73 133 G 11117111 L1nda D 133 Crlffith Rudol h D 176 Cngg VVm E gat 30133 Gruues V1rg1n1a A 133 Cnmes VVa.nda C 38170 Croseclose Douglas 40 47 58 170 C-rulJl7S H Adrian jr 44 46 48 117 116 Gruver VVm R 34 36 44 45 46 53 170 Cupton Bonn1e L 36176 Curganus osephme P 45133 Cuthne Nlancw C' 176 Haddock Charles Hall Herbert F 15133 Hall VITQIHIJ L 170 Hamlll ohn D 45133 Hann11m X1 ade S Hanson Carlj 133 Harrell Ph1l 66 133 Hams Bradtord S Harrls Bruce P Harns Daxl D 40 59 176 Harr1s Ceorge D Harns M1chaelXS 133 Harns Ruth C 133 Harnson udv S Hart Her ert E 133 Hartman 'Nlancv 133 Harvew Cleveland R 42 60 79 133 Harvex 'Alatahe 45133 Harvex Vim A Hathawav Clarence P 111 40 Hathavsav Enulv R 133 Heam Wm D 14 Hendr1cks ohn R r 40117 Hendr1cks judlth L 170 Herrmg Ceorge R 133 Herrlnf june V1 53 Herthum ohn V1 H1cks Cher1 133 Hzcks El1zabeth C 17 H1 hsm1th oseph 176 H1 M Cavle 176 H1lshe1mer Davld P 54170 H1nes Donald E 66 14 117 Hmte Thomas M 57170 Ho Iung Fun 117 Hogan ames B 49133 Holden Lmdon L 36007576110 Holleman SelmaC 133 Ho1l1s Charles E 176 Homan ovce T 3.5133 Hooker Del1ah 30 48 51 170 Hom james A 133 Home Alv1n M 6679133 Home Lowrv L 35133 Horrocks kenneth F 176 Horton joseph L 117 Hosh1 Isao Houck Rlchard 4-4 45133 House Benn1e D 170 Howard Catherme 176 Hubbard A.nneC 133 Hudson amesR 134 Hulllng 34611553 4445 46 113 116 Humphrev amesC 134 Humphrevs '7U'l1td136 Hunt Emest 170 Hurst Fredenck W1 5058 70 Hux V11chaelB 176 1nscoe M Thomas jr 47 Isaacs H T1moth1 4144171 Ives oanne L 3 51176 117 ackson XVIII A acobs Damel M 113116 enks john A 66134 erv1s Nelson A 171 johnson Cather1ne E 45176 ohnson jose h S johnson Marc1a E 51 17 ohnson M Carol 176 ohnson Peggv jo 48 134 johnson Ronald X1 ones ames L 134 ones Worvell V1 ones Sara Frances jovner M1chael O judx Llovd C udx Sandra L 134 kandounas L1nda C 38134 1xa.soff kVarren 31113116 lxeel Ph1l1p X1 134 lsells Nhchael O 45 46 134 hemp Charles E 134 Isennedw Al1ce Isessel Elton L jr 73134 Rexes anet N1 Ises es Robert 66 134 lshol R1cha.rd 134 Rlmball ames E 39 Iurkman Robert C 47 113116 knecht Norman E 4-4176 lxobvlarz Isatrma 35171 Rolacz Marv Is 41 177 Israft Charles M 56171 lsullas Sallx Ann 84177 Laffertv Edgar 134 Lambdm Lols E Lamm Edward R jr 110 113 Lamm Sarah A 130 Lamm T DdV1d Lancaster ames H Lancaster Russell jr 58 1579116171 Lancaster Wm Ted 171 Lang Andrew M Laws Frederlok D 45135 Lazcano Martha E 135 Lea Henrv D 45 49 135 Ledford Sharon Rav 177 ee Lee Lee ee Ann1eI 135 Klan W 116 'Nancv N1 36 T1mz A 135 Leggett Ehzabeth A 135 LeHevs ane 45 135 Lehman VVm C 07 08 177 Leonard L has 135 Leonard Robert E LeRax R1ck1 L 135 Lesl1e Sharon A 113116 Levus Brenda A 84135 LCXVIS C c1l A Lexus L1nc1aC 135 Lrpscomh Beverlv hav 84 80 177 L1tchfielc1 Wm Albert 58177 Lwengood C St1les 556074177 LIVESBV ohn C Llovd Harrv A 47171 Locke jean H 113116 Loftm Susan 51171 Long Ehzaheth T 130 Lovmg Beverlv V1 41 501'77 Lourx Robert W 19177 Lunn Maxme Robmson Lvnch Sharon P 130 MacC-a.rv1e Nancv E 136 'viaddox Brenda Is 171 Vladdox j Edward 54171 'vlallalleu Dlane N1 38 40 57 136 E ,. .'.. ,.- .,. , ,. 'A 151 I SQ R- Q.-ae. A' ' , f. jf. .' c, 1 1 ,j' .Y:. .?-- ', . , J f-126. . 1, 'I' 1, L. - . 1 ,j Y .L.,I if '- 175.34 5- , In 111' 1',j7.r,:-, It jh'l',:: u ,sa t :lf .' N :-7.-fJ- A' ' ll U f.1rf QA, 1 Q 1 - 1 A J - - ., 7126. - R' 1 . V ' .' f .' ' Hays,j11d1'1h.A1i51 421.15171 1 . ' 1 Qu, . .. McBride,'Sa.ra N,44l46,47,121. .4 .1j.', L. - Q. - , ' 'Qin ' -- f , sl ' ' . .J1 . 4' 7. :YY,1 fb. V 1:74 Nj .', , . ji: IIJUSLG- I I,4.:,ri.. 1 1: 'M , . 1-' ,' AH.-,L L.. ' .V , . ',j , L , L, .,'. , .:., , , .- , , . . . LJ16. AI' ,-Ls, K , ' .- , , , - -Q51-U M 'Y lj -Q L 1' 3 fm: i 3-f dbx '. r..r'fL.L. .7119 ' .7 ,V -AL.. 1 .JJ ...H . 1 3 Y., 7 H 'I-'l..7,f', .11Z0. , '. V- . .'. ' . . Abu, I 71 1fffr,L'.7' - ', I , . Students Maness Ph111p M 136 Marek Ixatherlne E 51 114 116 Marshall ames N1 114116 Niartln Alen P 444549114116 'Vlartm Franc1s R 36 73 136 Masses joan M 40177 'vlatthews Bettv L Matthews George T Matthews VV1ll1am L 'vlavnard Adele D Meacham Fred L 136 Vleadows W DdV1d 'Wennenhall Ted A 136 Mered1th Wm B Nflerrxtt errv D 177 Mever Marv Ann 136 Mxtchell Garland T 136 M1tche1l L1nda 45136 Modl1n VVavne Monds j Perrv 45177 Monroe Carolvn S 4743177 Moore Ehzaheth A Moore Frank S Moore Patr1c1a L 4-445136 Moore Robert VV Moore Rodnev E 54 Morcock Robert E 114116 Morgan john B 79177 Morr1son j Edward 177 Morton ESSSILBI 48136 Moss Carolvn E 47 45 177 Moss Darlene S 40136 V1ugu1ra H V1ncent 54 Mundav Sam B 177 Myers Baxter j 35 84114116 Mvrlck Glenda C 45136 Mc Adams L1nda VV McCom11ck Laura S McGee ThomasN 127 McGee SaraF 113 N1LGfEfOf Lmda K 114116 McKenz1e amesT 127 Vlclunlev ames P 52 54 127 'viclunlev Reglyn L 35 44 45 185 McLellan C Albert 136 McNamee Davxd L 55 65 73 127 McPha.1l VVm D jr 56127 McPherson Robert 127 Neal Wm C Neale Deborah A 38 39197 Nelson Anne B 171 Nelson Frances B 354445136 Nelson Llovd Newsom Arthur M 45136 N1chols Alllson L 46177 N1cho1son Katherme H Nlckens C Shelton 114116 N1xon A1Vce L 41127 N1xon j1mmv W 46136 Norell Judah E 41121 Norman Sandraj Norton 3V1l13lllTl L 38 44 56 58 118 121 Norv1lle ames D Nowell Ruth A 46130136 Nuckols Edmund C Nuckols El1zabeth W .35 38 121 Nunnery Ameha Y 136 Nurse Ed1th M 414557 54 OConnor 1k.l'1S K 59 O Kelly Ravmond M jr 59110 Ol1n Patr1c1a D 136 O Neal R1cha.rd D 44 58127 Overbv amesM 136 Pallo Drew 136 Parker Ann M 115116 Students Parker, Conlon lf, 12S Patrick. Dennis A. 65,74 Patton, Cynthia 45116. Payne. Bettycross 115. Paine, Lu Ann 136 Palm. Deborah 4li.1.1tl.1.1li, Pearce, Ednnirtl L. 1516. Pentlarvis. Edward Perkinson, Ollie Mae 45.121 Perry. james Il5,45.49,12S- Pindell, lYalter Y, 1.36. Piner. Douglas C. 1.36. Pitt. Martha C, 35,45.1.36, Pittm.ui, Rebecca G, Pixlex, Dale -14.45.-l6,12S. Speake. Polley Poole. , james L. 3S.45,1l1fi. Margaret E. 45. Porter Anne M, 40.128, Porter, Arleen Porter, john L. 130.1137 Powell, Alice F. 137, Powel Angela V. 45.137, 1, . j ' Powell, Dituie E, Preston, Lmcla L. 51, 1114115011 Powell. john H, 45.137, Poy1hress. Barbara j. 1137. Pratt, Michael 3-i.55,65.55,75. Price. Charles R, 121. Pridgen, Huldah F, 137. Proctor, Mary A. 37,137 Radford, Delores K, 128. Ragsdale, Allen iMiss1 137. R' sdale. Ronald B. 5152.55.75 86,115,151 ,79,115.116, Riiey. john N, 40,55,58,73,75.79.128, Ramey, Dale C, Ramos, Marion Ransom. Matt W. 128. Rattan. Charles T. 128. Reams, Haywood L. 1337. Reaves, Della A. 45.-19.128, Reeves. David C, Register, Wade A. 122. Reynolds. joyce R. -1-1,-t5.122. Rich, L, Charnell m,41,115,116. Ricks, Ivan 137, Ricks, jpsephine H, 128. Ricks. i 'ell Elaine 35.137, Roach. Nancy 1537. Robeson, Ruth XV. 45,137 Rohinett. Paul W. 84,137 Roebuck, janice 136.115.116- Ronan, Mary C. 37.45,l37. Roney, Ben E, 77, Rook. james R. 128. Rossmau. Harry F, 46. Rouse, Danny M. 128. Rouse, Eleanor B. 35.122, Royall, Billie Mae 38.122, Rozenbaum, Najman 535.128, Rudder, Tilda M. 137. Sallwasser, Carol A. Sanford, Tricia C. 137. Sarra. Martin 78,79,l28,156. Saunders, Charles B. 50,122 Saunders, Charles L. 137. Schoon, Marilyn 137. Schultz, jon A. 79.137, Scandale, Nicholas Scotton, Alyce A. 37,128. Sessoms, Phillip K. Seybert. Dennis 66,793-L128. Seyler, Clifford F. 137. Shall, Richard E. 128. Sharer, Bruce 46. Shee, jeffrey NV. 35.84.122 Shelton, Charles Shepard, lAl.tl'llX'11 l., 45.5fi,S6.S7.11 Sli:-ryette, Lucic C Shipley. Christine l.. 44.1 17 Shipley. S.intlr.i 51,115,110 Siffurtl, Suzanne Siler, Dianuc 1.17 Suu ison, C.itherinc O .37,45,l.1i, Siugkias, R.uid.ill F 7.1,l2H. Skinner, Mary S. ?1H,.3H,lJ17, Index Trotlcl. S.u.ncttc Trnultlnan, j.nncs 1 13.1.1 1.12.1 Tulloss, Bctlx Xl 'l'nust.ill. Atl.: 11 13,113 '1'nrncr. 1 iclly 'l4urncr, Klux 1' H.1fi,5S.71.S1,1l511h Turncr, Theotlorc 'Nl 11, 15. 111.3 1.1 11 Smiley. Smith, Smith, Ronulle A, 515,122 Carol A, 1.17. Charlotte 51ti.45.51,115,116, Smith. George C. Snuth. Glenda M. 128. Smith. jacquelyn E, 41, Smith, j allies M. 4l.55,li1,76,l22, Smith, jay C. 52.54.122 Smith, ji Smith. Sodeu, 1 Som ers. erry A, 1537, oliert W, 1217, 'larriet L. 1537. Robert L. 315. Southern. juclith M. George D, J3.5,44,45.-511513. l'lirin. lllcluirsl '17..'3?-1.1251 llptun, Kalliryn A. fill, 1351 Van Vlliqoiwr, Annc D .15,1.Z.1l?I Van Vl'mkle, Valerie 1.19 Vaugluui, Larry C 73.123, Yauighan. Rebecca S Vawter, Ralph C, 1519 Very. Hal h R. 129, Vincent. Beverly H, Vllildcn. Mary A. l3Pi.3Pl,H4,l?1H, Walker. Richard A, W'ard. jeanne M. 236.139 W'arren, jaines E. 41.5f5,12J1. Spence, W'm. E, -18,128 Spencer, Patricia S, 138. Spencer, Vl'm. C. Spratt, Charles A, NVaters. Watson Nl'illiam G. , Cyrus F. Xllitson, Ernest C. 129. . George B fi6,69.l29. Spruill, james G. 58.128, Stallings. Stallings. George B. 128. Stallings, Nancy 49,138 Stallings, Prentice VV. Stanley, Robert G. 5-4,75.138, Albert L. J15.J17.52,5S.123, W'atson. Helen R, Weatherly. joseph C, 515, 1Veddell. Linda L. 48.123, Weeks, Mrs. Helen B. Weiler. Norman D. 4fi,T5,12J3. W'ellons, Nancy C. 1519. Stearns, Bryan F. 46.49.5535-1,128. Stellhom, NVm, H. 128. Sterlock, Linda L. -19.138, Stevens, Ray A, 45.138, Stevenson. Colleen E. 36,115,116 Stewart. Nancy Claire Stoddard. Victoria R. 38,128 Wells, janice H, W'est. Charles H. 129. West. james C. 51.58.121 Wester. Clifton R. VVhite, A. Quinton 58.65.1291 1Vh1te. Charles E, 115, XVhitehurst, William R. 123, Stone, jane L. 4-1.115.116 Stone, Sylvia S. Stover. john L. 138, Stowell, Horace E. 52,5-1.12.31 Wiggins, juanita D. 139, Wit gins. Milton T. 129. XVill1er. joyce A, 139, VVilkerson, Frances A, 129. Wilkie. Bmce. R. 45129. Strader, Phillip M. Strickland, Eamier L. 138, Strickland, joyce Strickler, Susan Stroud, Henry A. 138. Stuart, Nancy C. 46,-19,1Z38. Sutton, joan C. 49.138 Swindel , Lucinda 57.138 Sykes, Linda D. 138, Takahashi, Tomoko 115. Tapson, Gregg S. 128. Tmaskv, ju ith A. 45.138, W'illiams NVi1liams , Charles O, 129. , Ellen Williams, Gerald Williams, jamie S. 139, Williams VVilliams Vllilliams , john E. 116, , j-oselph T. 79. . ut er G. Williams. VVi1liam B, 129, Williamson. Ann D. Williamson. George P. 1339, Wilson. Wilson. ames 139, eflrey William 52,58,76.179 Tavlor.'Arthur H. 1138, Taylor, Barbara S. Taylor. Christopher B. 128. Taylor, Linda L. 138, Taylor, Timothy S. Taylor William A. 128. Taylor VVilliam V VVimer, Fred CL. 139. VVinberry, W'illiam T. 35. Wiindes, Douglas S. 37,121-1. Wlinstead. Cecil 56,123 VVinstead. Norma 46.139, Wmrin, Roger A. 5-1.129 Womhle. Mary E. 42.129, Thomas, Ralph M. 45,555,138 Thomas, W. Courtney Thompson, lylargijaret G. 45.49.1138 Thompson. Phyl is E, 1538. Thompson, NVilliam 1138. Thornes, Vincent 77. Thom1ow.Ijudith A. Ti pette, on 123. Togston. Gwendolyn B. 129. Torfason, Lucy L. 45.138, Toth, Robert Town, janet K. 37138. Treihart, Susan E. 138. Tripp. Richard W. W'0od. Douglan E. Wiood, Evelyn D. 45.59, Wood, Mayo A. 1339, W'ootlard, Dianne L. 451519. Woodard. Robert E. 12.3. Vlootlard, Rose E. 45,1239 Vl'oollen, john R, 235.139, Wright, Ralph C, XVylie, G il A. I35.55,115,116, Yelvcrtnn. Robert L. 129. Yohe. Robert E, 123, Young. 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Y, 1 r. , , u . 1 .N ,-1 -Ll . if ? To get to know the best dressed people, shop at Rosenbloom-Levy. For an Educated Taste! I For Junlors . , . fnguratuvely land for gurls baltung an upper classmanj SURPQQ SHOP For women . . . traditionally Land for lust baitung J fiillaie corner? Q1 L lt Howl f nocxv mourn o For men , . , tradltlonally land just for balt J lf' VU T55 If isp or , - w ?,.o.. -A ' illliffll' is I L I We are not So we have the blggest - nor to try twlce as hard the cheapest to be the BEST Complete Your Prescraptlon Kodak Servlce Dealer DuBarry Cosmetlcs ROSE DRUG CO. 112 N. Mann St, GI 6-7111 Watch for the car wnth Mortar and Pestle' Compliments of PEACOCK MEAT CO. Edgemonf HAMS - BACON - SAUSAGE Rocky Mount, N.C, Congratulations to Graduates From EASTERN CAROLINAS ONLY COMPLETE DEPARTMENT STORE Shop at SEARS and Save Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back among the maloruty, shop at Sears f-.,.x,c I ROCKY MOUNT ,Z T I-i I -u A 2-0,51 itz -Tj :mfg ia' ' il' , N013 4 ft , s .'.vr1 I,- . lrf. ff M -' f -:I 4 rw V W . I 1 ,K in X l ks Lili ,. 1 filing: J 9 M I sf 61, I '.' , I J I I I Er, We've been watching college graduates in east- ern North Carolina since the class of 1900. Through the years, each succeeding class hos 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. F'3 .7 s....,,,,H. GIFTS HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS GAY'S HARDWARE 'wgtx ' TELEPHONE GI 2-1482 abroro CAROLINA PO' BOX 928 PAINTS Q I -Q ARTIST SUPPLIES Mg' fy. PICTURE FRAMING ff 122-24 S. Howard St. Rocky Mount, N.C. Greenville OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. siNcE 1921 E I Compliments of 'A OPTICIANS F l I gi at Digg T ii 'i V ...,... ....... i -i-Lili CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1966 TRL Your headquarters Shop our Town and for campus Country Shop casuals and fashions and Kasual Korner BELK-TYLER'S ROCKY IVlOUNT'S COMPLETE DOWNTOWN S,aymeba,, me SHOPPING CENTER M'kei'i andSh0p Congratulations and best wishes to the students and faculty of North Carolina Wesleyan College, from - Seaboard . . . r EEE' FQ' ' -. 1' 1' 3- p, '-ygf . .. -, ,M ..., . Q: , .,,, I. , Coffee Service, Inc. BW ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. You can be confident when you have the druggist at May and Gorham fill your prescription. 132 Tarboro St. Next to the post office Rocky Mount North Carolina MAY AND GORHAM N C Wesleyan College Campus Done by A B ROSE INC Lwmwfgzwm Mmm 1828 Sunset Ave Office 442 5083 Rocky Mount N C A B Rose Tom L Pnce Keep In shape bowl ROCKY MOUNT LANES Open 24 hours o day Corvlmutvlsmvs OF Rocky Mount EANES coMPuMsNrs ONE HOUR KORE'I'IZING DRY CLEANERS Corner of West Thomos and Falls Roads and 129 South Church Street Rocky Mount, North Carolina FIRST FEDERAL Savings and Loan Association 116 S Franklin St 202 N Mann St Rocky Mount N C Loulsburg N C Insured Savungs and Mortgage Loans Joyner's Athletic House Sporting Goods TOYS FISHING TACKLE HUNTING SUPPLIES 124 Tarboro Street Rocky Mount, N.C. Telephone GI 6-6159 The Remnant Shop Highway 64 West at Englewood - Dress Fabrics - Drapery and Upholstery Fabrics - Carpets Rocky Mount, N.C. SEW AND SAVE Compliments of Quarry Division NELLO L. TEER COMPANY Rocky IVIount, North Carolina 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. X l BUNTING HARDY 81 MINGES, INC. MEN'S CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS IIIIIIHIIQQ -A f - A -'ExcLusive qu . '-M'-4 2 I BUT NOT EXPENSIVE' 131 'Ffh Lqj, gg--T 41.5, Z ' 1 . 3 114 S. Main St. , ,:'i.Vj:j, 251 -, Y' ' V , .5 Telephone 446-6924 ,QQ C35 -,. 4-isa ,sag gy ' 'eil Rocky Mount, N,C. ,T Q ' v 4 7 'aff '44 B. 1. ' T .1 f ..-.Lp gmc - 4 '.g' the A-t ' Q Cf 7 71 ,.. N 1- 'nr Aprons - Bar Towels - Counter Coats V Roll Towels - Complete Linen Supply Mfg Compliments East Carolina Linen Supply 4 3 mend 128 Coast Line st, Camasco Rocky Mount, North Carolina Compliments oi Phone 442-3179 Sealtest Dairy Products 1437 Raleigh Rd. Rocky Mount, N.C. GI 6-4128 COLUMBIA RIBBON 8: CARBON MFG. CO., INC. Aurora, Ill. Glen Cove, N.Y. Duarte, Calif. Carbon Papers Duplicating Supplies Business Machine Ribbons Data Processing Supplies F? ln' . Tarrytown Mall Bczujfifzzltfyz IIIIIIII E IIIIIII IIIIIIIII CON T RACTORS Clvlrzfzurzy 2309 Sunset Ave. GI-2-2931 l ROCKY MOUNT NORTH CAROLINA IQWIVII xv WI n , coFFlvlAN-WALLACE -A-1-L-9 M Inf ' ft? 540 mv XI! v is SHOP Rocky Mount, North Carolina -'fi-'lfff' ' I The best clothes for the best dressed man on campus. f-Q? 3- X S-A iff D. J. Rosa s. soNs, mc. GENERAL CONTRACTORS READY-IVIIX CONCRETE SKILL RESPONSIBILITY INTEGRITY LEE STREET ROCKY MOUNT NORTH CAROLINA Your feet never had it so good, thanks to D. J. Rose. 'iff 'T fn! Af lv. Marlin Saffa Wlll Tell YOU about The Escape the heat of summer, rely on air wholesome goodness of Tip Top bread. Conditioning by Pemberton' Inc- WVARD BIAKING CIOINIPANY I 1912 SOUTH CHURCH STREET PEMBERTON INC. - DEALER FOR - ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. Chrysler CRANE AIRTENIP TIP TQR DIAL GI 2-3112 Emmy CIA, 277 N.E. Main St. Rocky Nlount, N.C. You can relax and enjoy lite when you save at Planters National WE LIKE N.C. WESLEYAN The PLACE to BANK ...and SAVE MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION , MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM I II lI'V Rocky Mount 0 Ahoskie 0 Greenville 0 Manteo I II It Nashville 0 Plymouth 0 Roanoke Rapids 0 Siler City Buxton 0 Gaston 0 Nags Head 0 Red Oak l . l l I l l l l V l l 1 l 5 l ig l 4 ,yi 9 ll i f l Ll 3 ,'7' - ul , V ' i' ' , ' I wg, 4 sf ,li I l ll 5. ENEW DIMENSION TTNEW DIMENSION ENEW DIMENSION ENEW DIMENSION T AMERICAN YEARBOOK COM PA NY REPRESENTATIVE 1 Mr. Joseph Allegood 1105 Tremont Road Wllson, North Carolma 27893 STUDIOS AND PLANTS: 'ZR' CAMBRIDGE MARYL ND :fr HANNIBAL MISSOURI iff TOPEKA K NS S ir VISALIA C IIFORNIA ' M kiln: ,xv The Famuly Store Open nightly until 9 OO p rn and plenty of free storesude parkang Tarrytown Center Rocky Mount N C la' I if sa 'Wllllx Q fsfi , N J. I 'W A lllllll H IFUWEEH I I llli MJ l hhllljm -:saw + Al NN -f Q2 . J- 'B H ' HOME SAVINGS 119 N church sr. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ROCKY Mount- N C -.-H ,J U' ml IVIWIHI nf NIH' A 5 h ,Xl will ihwlirul A i f U mf: 111171 fl rllf gf. :'f.'::l, Q.-Q: mul uf fm' grub ful 'S ' fn1'fl1w4'f1fll1:'1' V in fu' sk lllfzlfflrlgj fl par! 111 ils :l'Ull'fl1 if mul flr1'1'ln1nm'11l. BANK OF ROCKY MOUNT ROCKY MOUNT. N.C. MEMBER FD.I.C. , XX ' QR . I - .V-I You too can sleep sound by banking confl- dently with the people at the Bank of Rocky Mount. 's.u-.h- . . the end. Edrtor s Note Wzth the end 0 every year there zs a sadness whzch engul s the campus o every small Amerzcan college a sadness caused largely by the reahty that many rzends and acquazntances may not be returnzng to college rn the fall There zs an apprehenszon and a longzng or those rzendshzps and an agony or the vacuum caused by hezr absence Among the many hold or you we hope that rn some way we may have captured the warmth of those nendshzps and lessened the agony caused by thezr absence We hope you are pleased wzth this edztzon 0 the D1ssenter Remember you the vzewer are tts fudge but we the sta are tts worst crztzc ' ' f f - ' 3 ff' - lv f f r ' , f memorieslthis copy ofthe Dissenter may f , ' f ' 1 ' . l I l .l f - 1 , ,, -Hg D' If ij APEDA G -.x -.A ,. ,,r .l .,, 5? If ' . .. ,Mx ,, ,' 1, ,.A.,.v,.. .1 . Q .V - A ' 4 rf .4 I, ,. 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