Old Dominion University - Troubador Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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r KEEP THAT PLACID LOOK WHILE YOU MAY ! Looking completely unconcerned is Bob Ripley, chosen Wittiest boy of the Sophomore class, as Pete Eugley, Wittiest girl, prepares to give him the well-known hot-foot”. Pete looks like she is getting ready to go into one of her giggling spasms. THEY OR THE CAR? Voted Most Valuable by fellow students are Eleanor Addison and Ronny. Kledzik. Both are really worthy of the title as they participate in nearly every activity one can name. No, that's not Ronny’s car! It belongs to Charlie Boyd, a lowly freshman. PERSONALITIES SMILES BRING OUT BEAUTY. Good looks arc not all that make these two popular. Gay Rice and Bruce Hathaway, voted Best Looking, are noted for their friendliness and eagerness to participate in other activities. Gay is captain of the cheerleaders and Bruce is an ex-president of Tiga Fraternity. I

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T HA! HA! YOU CAN'T GET DOWN! Billy Casey seems to be taunting Barbara Barker after he “gently” placed her on the wall. These two, who enjoy teasing each other and everyone else, were names Best All Around in the Sophomore Hall of Fame. TAKE IT FROM ME! Ralph Muzzey, stalwart of the boys’ basketball team, appears to be giving pointers to Kathy Klak. But, remember, Ralph! Kathy is a good basketball player in her own right. Don’t get the idea that basketball is their only active sport as they participate in others which helped them cop the title of Most Athletic. SOPHOMORE YOU’RE SUPPOSED TO BE STUDYING! Holding closed books in their hands seems to indicate that Most Intellectual, Peggy Christensen and Willard Sawyer, have common sense as well as book sense. Peggy and Willard, besides their many other duties, are also members of Phi Theta Kappa.

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STAFF HAS A VERNAL LOOK. Members of the staff are left to right: First row, Betty Lowe, Mary Elizabeth McDow, Violet Robertson, Beverley Nollcy. Second row, Jimmy Singletary, Mary Daugherty, sponsor, Carol Owens, Kathy Klak, Jackie McCarthy, Ronny Kledzik and Bill Herring, sports editor. Absent from picture are: Joyce Hannan, Anne Hackney, Eleanor Addison and Richard Absalom, business manager. POW WOW TRIBE NO SNAPPEE, NO BOOKEE! If it hadn't been for these two brothers, Don and Bob Porter, THE POW-WOW would never have reached completion. Don is a senior in high school and was responsible for making the negatives. Bob took the pictures during his spare moments at the Division, and made the finished copies. BIG CHIEFS! Yolanda Grant and Betty Sexton enjoy life after being cooped up in the POW -WOW Shack for such a long time Their duties include: Planning the book, supervising pictures and editing and writing copy.