Old Dominion University - Troubador Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 322 of the 1966 volume:

L.'l 1966 Troubadour Norfolk, Virginia TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration and Faculty.............34 Classes 64 Organizations........186 Greeks 234 In Memoriam Professor James J. Barron Professor Willard E. Robb Sophomore James D. Schneider Junior Fred Keyes 4 I 5 6 Old Dominion College presents its students with varied outlets for self-expression. Art, music, sports, even a friendly card game all ploy an important part in developing the complete student. In the end, however, we are all here for one reason — the books. The college offers numerous opportunities for participation in athletics. An active intramural ond varsity program give emphasis, direction, and meaning to sports. Here the practical lessons in perseverance, determination, and sportsmanship are most forcefully learned. 8 Change is constant. Our campus reflects this truth in the astonishing idea that pretty coeds commute on motorcycles and that young men feel the need to disploy an expression of personal integrity. Yet tradition keeps alive the familiar sight of cheerleaders urging victory on the playing fields and the preoccupied artist in secluded contentment. I 12 By increasing the limits of experience, individual insight and expression expand. Thus our personal relationships in college functions become in themselves o means of education. How gratifying is that feeling of growth we hove all experienced in the interaction of person to person and mind to soul. MARKET 14 In this community college the image of mobility is always present. From early morning till late evening the campus swarms with the movement of automobiles, motorcycles, and pedestrians. But in this frantic life one must have something to cling to. 15 rr A quick glance around the college and a student realizes how important seasons are to campus activities. In the fall, there is the quick walk back to class, a tour for the new students, the insanity of registration, and the renewing of old friendships. In the fall campus life is filled with new people, books, and classes. 17 As the winter's first snow fell late in January, the wall along Hampton Boulevard was capped, the Old Academic Building took on a new charm, and the empty Foreman Field stands seemed more empty than ever. School was closed, and swimming was out at Rogers Hall while sliding was in on Foreman Field's ramps. t 18 And while the snow fell, many o student had thoughts of spring, summer, and getting away from the books. For a fortunate few, spring will be a trip to Florida to let go. More than a few will hurry through assignments to get out on the ball field. But for most, the warm days will be lazed away with friends on Virginia Beach. Thus the cycle continues, and an ever growing number of youths anticipate Freshman Orientation in the warm fall sun. 21 Trying to capture 7,500 students twelve hours a day over a thirty acre campus would seem gargantuan, but it can be done. Not in any organized manner with divisions and categories, but as the people and their actions happen. Here is another look at Old Dominion College and her people. if� SL : r $ ? §s s K .sxsmkws ,v '■ VJ K W ®® F®5fi®KS , gw«� w SfcTO UJ v • A A W i i M K K 5 ; S S K Sf® 5 5«fiVi® K A vi� K S S S S S S S K ? V W V v V WW v y y r ij fAi V W 7.i 7.1 w � . .. ill!! liilf ► r m r |K8s ,;-; • ♦) K v 1 -■ ;-i ■ -;� :: -i- ■v v r k i A r nnmn 5� ? � 5J 7a1 7.1 7.1 f l r.% 23 24 II 4 1930 Compus I I In Retrospect Thirty-five years ago a branch of the College of William and Mary was established in Norfolk to serve the educational needs of the people of Tidewater. In the fall of 1930 the doors of the old Larchmont Elementary School swung open to admit the Norfolk Division's first college students. It was then, as it is now, a commuter's school, but little else has remained the same. We grew steadily in the following years — new buildings, increasing student body and faculty, expanding curriculum and campus. 1930 r I r 27 Librory 1942—AdministrotiOfi Building 1962 1966 Our school's growth is dramatically figured in our library. The library in 1930 was nothing more than a small collection of books and pamphlets donated by the teachers. By 1940 we had collected enough books to fill the shelves in a small one-room library. In 1960 we occupied our new library building, and our collection of books has increased to 110,000 volumes. We look back with pride, and the inevitable nostalgia descends as we see the old destroyed so that the new may be created. Yet our future is so bright with hopes that we can only briefly stop to say thank you to all those who have come before us and made us what we are today. K WA W W W A % A A A A A A A A I 30 Dedication Mrs. Ernest Hemingwoy and Professor Seward. Professor Seward and Malcolm Cowley. In 1947 a scholarly young man who was the Chairman of the Department of English at Tift College was brought to the Norfolk Division of William and Mary. Two years later he became the Chairman of the then five man Department of English. When in 1961 the Department had grown to twenty-five members and the College had been examined by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, that accrediting agency was able to characterize the Department of English as very strong. Very strong—that is a useful phrase when we talk about Professor Seword. For instance, we can certainly apply that phrase to his scholarship. He has published one novel, two books of criticism, and numerous magazine articles. He has edited plays and books of poetry. His book reviews appear regularly in newspapers. And he is now working on a book of his personal reminiscences of his friend Ernest Hemingwoy. As a school we share the honor of his literary accomplishments. But more importantly, he has brought his personal warmth and knowledge into the classroom to share with his students. The strength of his teaching has been an inspiration to many. In appreciation for his great contribution to Old Dominion College, this book is dedicated to Professor William Ward Seward, Jr. 31 Lewis W. Webb, Jr. President President Webb has been associated with Old Dominion College from its infancy. He joined the faculty os Instructor of Physics In 1932, become the chief administrative officer of the College in 1946, holding the title of Director, then Provost, and in 1962 wos given the first title of President of Old Dominion College. His ossociotion with the College hos been so intimote and vitol, that it is difficult to disassociate one from the other. There is o naturalness, a rightness obout this relationship. Who more appropriate should be the architect of the growth and future of our school thon President Webb, o native son of the orco that has loved and provided for Old Dominion College? 34 As President of the College, Mr. Webb hos oil of the responsibility for its odministrotion. His primary duty is to oversee the operotion ond growth of the College, with the help of his administrative organization. He is the chief administrative officer of the four main divisions of the school: academic, student personnel services, burget, ond personnel administration. The President is our major emissary to the city, state, ond notion for the betterment ond strengthening of Old Dominion College. Furthermore, in order to be owore of the latest developments in higher education, he must olwoys be in contact with other colleges ond universities. The President is truly the nucleus of the school. President Webb ond Mr. Grody H. Whicker, Assistont to the President Mrs. Normo B. Hamilton, Confidential Secretory to the President, with President Webb 35 The Provost is primorily responsible for shoping the ccodemic policy of the College. He shores this responsibility with the Academic Council which is comprised of the Deans of the five Schools. His busy office reflects the vitolity ond dedication of the mon and the demanding nature of his job. The Boord of Visitors, by action of the Generol Assembly of the Commonwealth of Virginio, has legal authority for all mojor policy-making decisions of Old Dominion College. It also hos the duty of selecting the President of the College. The Boord, os in the cose of all stotc-supported colleges, is appointed by the Governor. The present Board of Visitors was appointed on July 1, 1962. Dr. John B. Johnson, Jr. Provost Board of Visitors: Front Row: Mr. W. Peyton May, Mrs. Harvey L. Lindsay, Mr. Fronk Batten (Rector), Mr. James A. Howard. Reor Row: Mr. A. K. Scribner, Sr., Mr. Roy R. Charles, Mr. Charles B. Cross, Jr., Mr. Reid M. Spencer ond Mr. Jomes W. Wood. Absent ore: Dr. W. W. Wilkerson, Mrs. J. F. Rixey, Dr. D. W. Jones, the Honoroble Thomas N. Downing, and Mr. Joseph E. Boker. 36 Old Dominion College is many simple things: the interaction between student ond teacher in o dossroom; o gome of set-bock in Bud's; the desperote hope of having one's social science doss on the ground floor; the sudden fear that strikes during our unique registrations thot one is not rcolly intelligent enough for college; friends chatting over o Cup of coffee between classes in o warm student lounge. But Old Dominion is not only the student; it is also the complex administrative organization whose sole purpose is to serve the student. Dr. G. William Whitehurst Dean of Student Affairs Mrs. Rebecca O. White Dean of Women Dr. Stanley R. Pliska Dean of the Division of Continuing Education Mr. William C. Pollard Library Director 37 Miss M. Marceline Stoples Registrar Mrs. Elizabeth S. Henry Administrative Assistant Mr. William E. Howard, Jr. Director of Admissions and Registration 38 Dr. W. Herman Bell Director of Counseling Mr. James B. Denny Assistant Director of Admissions Mr. Benjamin F. Clymer, Jr. Reference Librarian Mr. Robert G. Spence Director of Financial Aid and Placement Mr. Glen Vought Counseling 39 Mr. Roy Quirk Assistant Business Manager Mr. Thomos Kolcum Purchasing and Stores Supervisor Mr. Hart Slater Business Manager 40 Mr. Hugh Sisson Director of Administration These governing bodies provide the student with the buildings ond focilities he uses, the teochers and library ond books from which he learns, the dormitories and student union in which he lives, cots and reloxes. Working toword a wcll-coordinotcd compus life, many student orgonizotions broaden the intellectual ond sociol bosis provided by the administration and, with mutual respect, discuss proposals to improve the students' situation. The result for the individual is a college designed in every way to help him toward maturity. Mr. Donald E. Holland Director, College Center and Food Service Mrs. Ruth M. Holland Alumni Office Mrs. Dorothy F. Lippincott Director of College Relations Mr. Robertson C. Dailey Director, Alumni Association 41 Mr. E. Vernon Peele Dean of the School of Arts and Sciences Dr Clifford L. Adams Dr. Cephas J. Adkins Choirman, Psychology Physics Department Mr. Steve Atiyoh Mathematics Dr. Gerald Akers Modern Languages Dr. Howard W. Baeumler Mathematics Mrs. Irma Bateman Biology Mr. Frank Billmyer Chemistry Dr. Charles Bell, Jr. Chemistry 42 School of Arts and Science Dr. Thomas D. Blossom History Mr. Wayne E. Bowman Mr. Eliot Breneiser English Music Mr. James Bumo English Mrs. Carolyn Bunyan Mathematics Dr. Leon Bunyan Mathematics Dr. Allen Clark Chemistry Dr. Charles Burgess Director of Graduate Studies in English m m Dr. Forrest P. Cloy Physics Mr. Richard R. Cole Modern Languages Mr. Robert Mr. Eddie Cone Coltrane, Jr. English Enolish 43 Miss Elizabeth Dabney English Mrs. Margaret Daugherty English Distinguished Faculty Award, 1965 Dr. Ralph deBedts History Mr. Wallace Dreyer Art Mr. Thomas H. Dunham Chemistry Mr. Willard Frank, Jr. History 44 Mr. Kenneth G. Daley Art Dr. David Delzell Biology Department Chairman Miss Mary Frey Nursing Deportment Chairman Mr. Leonard F. Freiburghouse Mathematics Mr. Thomas A. Gosink Chemistry Mrs. Anne B. Harris History Dr. Paul D. Fullager Geology Mr. Henry Hackney Dr. Jean Halladay Modern Languages English Dr. Ruth Harrell Psychology Mr. D. Alan Horris History Mr. Richard Harrison Mathematics Mr. James L. Hatfield Mathematics 45 Mr. Harold G. Hawn Music Dr. Joseph Heplar Biology Mrs. Jean Holton Mathematics Dr. William Hopkins Dr. Ian Howard Sociology, Chairman Physics Dr. Robert S Hufstedler Chemistry Dr. Dorothy E. Johnson History Mr. Lewis Keyes Chemistry 46 Mr. Samuel P. Hines, Jr. English Mr. Paul J. Homsher Biology Mrs. Frances C. Jenkins Chemistry Dr. Henry A. Lockner Physics Mrs. W. T. Galliford Modern Languages Mr. Mark Lesley Mathematics Mr. Donald K. Dr. Harold Marshall Marchand Biology Chemistry Dr. Donold L. Maurer Biology 47 Mrs. Mary McBride English Dr. James McNally English Mr. Larry McReed Dr. E. Grant Meade Modern Languages Political Science Mr. William Messmer Mathematics Mrs. Carolyn Meyers English Dr. John B. Miles Physics 48 Mr. Eldon S. Miller Geography Mrs. Sidney C. Miller Biology Mr. Woodrow W. Mr. Thomas Neill Moore Philosophy Modern Languages Mrs. Mildred Peele English Dr. Leland Peterson English Miss Elizabeth Poppos Music Mr. David Pancoast Psychology 49 Dr. Thomas Pick Psychology Mr. Carl Pietrzak Chemistry Mr. Norman Pollock History Dr Kent S. Price Biology Dr. W. Maurice Pritchard Physics Dr. Robert L. Puyear Mr. John Ramsey Biology Political Science Dr. Arthur Munyon Chairman, Geology Department Mr. A. Sidney Roberts Engineering Dr. Wiley Rogers Geology Miss Mory Rowden Nursing Miss Anno Rydingsvord English Mr. Clifford Sounders Sociology Dr. Williom Schellings Director of Graduate Studies in History Mr. Corl A. Schulz Mathematics Mr. Herbert Sebren English Q — 7 Mr. William W. Seward English 3 Dr. Joseph Sgro Psychology Mr. Charles Sibley Chairman, Art Department Mr. Colder S. Sherwood, III Chairman, Chemistry Department 51 Mr. Robert R. Slocum Physics Miss Herto Spotzker Nursing O Mr. Robert L. Stern Political Science Dr. Daniel Sonenshine Biology Mr. Ronald G. Spector Sociology Mr. Peter Stewart History Mr. Charles F. Souther English Dr. Warren Spencer Chairman, History Department Mrs. Dorothy E. Stanley Modern Languages Mr. Richard Stonestreet Chemistry Mr. Raymond Strangways Economics Miss Mary Ann Mr. Robert E. Tucker Tinkham History Music 52 Dr. Andrew Tunyogi Philosophy Dr. Chorles E. Vogon Music Miss Noncy Wade Biology Dr. James Wells Biology Dr. Mary Wheeler History Mr. Roy L. Williams Chemistry Mr. John West English Mr. Conrad Wilson English Dr. Jack W. Wilson English Mr. Robert Wunderlin Psychology Mr. Robert Young Music 53 School of Business Mr. Whitney A. Mr. Lowell Clorke Mrs. Irene Dovidson Chomberloin Accounting Business Management Accounting Dr. John deLeeuw Economics Miss Carolyn F. Frye Business Education Mr. Richard M. Gordon Institute of Management Mr. Vance Grover Accounting Miss Dorothy Jones Business Management 34 Mr. William Patterson Accounting Mr. Harold Q. Webb Business Education Mr. T. Jackson Reed Business Management Mr. John Willsey Accounting Dr. Stephen Shao Business Management Dr. Allan Palmer Business Management Dr. Kehar Songho Economics Mr. Albert Teich, Jr. Business Management 55 'W'lliom S. Adams Education Mr. William Allen Mr. Homser Allyn Physicol Education Industrial Arts Dr. Franklin R. Jones Dean of the School of Education Mrs. Elizabeth Bullock Speech and Hearing Clinic Mrs. Beverley B. Burton Physicol Educotion School of Mr. Joseph Chandler Mr. Reuben Cooper Physicol Educotion Speech Deportment, Chairman Mr. Earl Bracey Business Educotion Mr. Marion Carroll Physicol Educotion Mr. Fred Culpepper Industrial Arts Deportment Chairman Miss Natalie Etheridge Physicol Education Mr. David Joyner Industrial Arts Dr. Ross Fink Education Mr. LeRoy Frazier Industrial Arts Mr. Joseph Haslett Industrial Arts Dr. James Henry, Jr. Education Mr. Charles W. Jackson Physical Education Miss Mary Frances Jackson Physical Education Mr. Donald H. Kuhlman Speech Mr. Robert A. Magoon Education Mrs. Helen Perry Education Miss Lillian Seots Physical Education Miss Emily Pittman Physical Education Mr. Louis Plummer Physical Education Dr. Russell Ratcliffe Education Mr. Thomas Robinson Physical Education Mr. Daniel Sellers Speech and Hearing Center Mr. J. Albert Tatem Physical Education Center Mr. Thomas Trimble Physical Education K a Mr. Charles Wolters Education School of Engineering Mr. William M. Beck Engineering Mr. Walter H. Bainbridge Engineering Dr. Richord H. Bigelow Engineering Dr. Robert Cheng Engineering 58 Dr. J. Harold Lompe Dean, School of Engineering Mr. Oscar Garcia Engineering Dr. Gennaro L. Goglia Engineering Mr. Jesse Hancock, Jr. Engineering m w t Mr. David E. Henderson Engineering Dr. Thomas G. McWilliams, Jr. Engineering Mr. Lermond H. Miller Engineering Dr. Frederick L. Dr. Krishna R. Sarma Moreadith Engineering Engineering Mr. Yates Stirling Engineering Mr. Edward White Engineering Mr. Allen Cordell Electronics Mr. Michael S. Dallal Civil Engineering Technology Mr. Conrad D. Festo English r. Robert Bolander History Mr. Edgar A. Kovner Dean of the Community College Division Mr. William T. James, Jr. Design Mr. John Lawless Electronics Technology Mr. Clyde Cox Electronics Mr. Laurence Crowder Related Technology Mr. Joseph B. Dent, Jr. Merchandising Mr. Albert I. Godden Director of the Technical Institute Mr. Raymond E. Ferrari Mechanical Technology Mr. Leonard A. Hobbs Electronics 60 Community College Mr. J. Hirst Lederle Mr. Samuel Mauck Nuclear Engineering Drafting Technology Mr. William O'Brien Mr. John M. Mathematics Patterson Merchandising Mr. Walter G. Mr. Tracy Nabers Mendenhall Engineering Design Design Technology Mr. Luther Shipman Mr. Earle W. Steele Nuclear Technology Mechanical Engineering Mr. Joseph Williford Electronics Mr. Joseph Tusinski Electronics Mr. Richard Thompson English Mr. William H. Thornton Electronics Technology 61 Senior Closs Officers: Rose Marie Vellines, Secretory; Leigh Lewis, President; Karen Phelps, Vice-President; Nelson Tibbit, Treosurer. Mctzic Ackman Judith Ammons Marie Armistcad Alene Askew Clifton Austin Williom Ayers Dovid Bocharoch Ted Bochas 64 Jeonne E. Bcchmann Mory Sue Bollance Horriett Bonks John Borner III Lois Bomes Robert Bornstcod Judith Borrett Roberto Borrows Mike Borry Donald Bell Rhcto Seller Frank Benson Stanley Bcrcnt Russell Berry Alfred Bevcn Brcndo Beverly Marvin Bibermon Williom Bigger Carol Bink Borric Block 65 8cfh Black James, Blankenship Sue Bloxom Charles Boone Froncis 8owcn Albert Boyd Thomas Brody Joseph Brantley Gale Brickell William Brockmon Edmund Brodic Johnnie Brown Patricio Brumbley George Bryan Samuel Bryant Ernest Buchanan Madlyn Bucchner Robert Bunger William G. Burns Williom W. Burns 06 Edword Cohoon Horry Coplon Roger Carreiro Horold A. Carter Herbert Cortwright Corol Sue Cosper Dorothy Costlcs William Chose John Clark Judy Clark Morris Clements Anne Cluverius Seniors Getting to know you of O.D.C. Tokco good look! Ruth Colcmon Corroll Collins Eloinc Comess Richord Cook John Cooke William Coften Susanne Councill Jesse Craddock Delight Craft Robert Croft Perk Croin Corey Crockett 68 Elizobcth Crowling Fronces Curtis Jomcs Curtis Corol Cutchins Carl Cuthrcll Peggy Davis Carlton Deol TKc re so Deal V Robert Deoton Chandler DeBerry William Deford Anne Dcloney Phyllis Dickerson Soroh Dickey Raymond Dorosz Claudia Doty Moric Doughtry Julio Dwyer Carol Eoson Carolyn Eddy 69 Daniel Elliott Lowrervee Eluto Rolph Endicott Ronald Etheridge Harriet E. Evons Chorlcs H. Foils Joseph J. Fozio Alon Finkclman William Fitton Henry Flum Ronald E. Flynn Albert Forrest Charles Foy William Frost Ronald Golstedt Florence Goy Steve Georges Judith Getsug Virginio Gillikin Ann Glover 70 A Sccrotic Diologue Criticism begets knowledge. Richard Godwin Undo Golombck Peter Goodwin Gronvillc Grohom Glorio Grant Barbara Grope Catherine Grccnlcy Allen Grissom Richard Grissom Aubrey Grube Douglos Guidry Eric Guille 7 i Ronald Hollman Charles Hollock Bryant B. Homokcr John Hammer Louise Honson Edward Harris Jeon Harris Richord Harrison Seniors Sherry B. Hatfield Alan Hechtkopf Jerry Hefner Stuart Held Lorrain Hclterbran Judith Hermelin Sue High Undo Hill Mervin Hillard Mortho Hoflcr Thomos Hoflcr William Holbert Linda Hollond Russell J. Howorth Linda Hubbard Stephen Huddle John Hudgins Helen C. Irving Barbara Jenkins Andrea Jensen French Johnson Gene M. Johnson Clarence Jones Dennis Jones Jr. Helen Jones Judy Jones 73 Milton Jones Phillip Jones Robert Jones Elizobeth Jcyncs John Kaiser Irving Kontrowitz Peter Keilty Jerry Killmon Beverly King Morion Kizer Jerry Klavans Jomes Knighton Koren Koelsch Mary Kutnok Charles Lammcrs Jomes Lossiter John C. Low Irene Lee Warren Leonord Betty Lewis 74 Seniors Beverley Leigh Lewis Elinor Lewis Lee Lobeck Mory LoCoscio Lewis Love George Moitlond Fletcher Monning Elizobcth Mortin Linda Mothcws Leslie McConn Kenneth E. McCullough Charlotte McGinn 75 John McLoughlin John McMonus William Mctts George Middleton Richord Miles Lois Mirvis David Mitchell Victorio Moore Richord Morgan Roslyn Morris Rufus H. Morris Joseph Moyer The general coffers he hath filled.' Tea and Sympothy Margery Neff Francis Ncubaucr Robert G. Neumon Edward Norris Bobby R. Nunn Barrie Oost Jack Oglesby Joyce O'Neal Lorry Porker William Partridge Doris Payne John Pcddicord David Perry Thoro Pesnicok Mary Pfundstein Karen Phelps Gwyn Pittengcr Jomes Polick Gail Powers Gene Presson 77 Sylvio Reeves Melvin Renn Edward Riccordo Corolyn Ridgwell Jo Righter Janet J. Risseeuw Corole Ritch Daniel Robinson Nancy Robinson Kathy Rogers Ann Roochc Lynn Rosenfcld Carol L. Roscnquist Ronald Rosso Joon Ryon Dionc Sanderlin Ann Sbechon Robert Seifert Ronold Severson Thomas Sharpe 78 Sometimes you win ... Seniors Ronald Shorply Carol Sherrick Allen V. Shermon David Shirk Mariette Simpkins Frances Slaughter Julio Smith Carter Spalding James Spalding Horriette Sparks Cecil Spires Marcus Spruill 79 Corolin Stollings Rolph Stcgcr Williom Stewort Perry Strickland Sondra Swank Samuel Taylor Nelson Tibbitt Ronald W. Tolstedt, Jr. Nancy Turner Roger H. Urban Charles Voiden Julio Valcnzuelo Severiano S. Volenzuela Allen Vonn Rose Marie Vellines Jean Wallin Horace B. Walton Robert Wo I ton James Weaver Borboro Wegener 80 Dovid Wells James Wenger George Winslow Linda Whaley James Whiddon Richord Whitaker James Wilkerson Barbara Williams Frank Wilson Corolyn Wirt Diane Wolsh Dwight Wright Junior Closs Officers: Left to right. Solly Todd—Pres., Roy Dezcrn—V. Pres., Donno Grovely—Treos., missing from picture—Pomelo Block—Sec. Juniors Junior Closs Council: Left to right. 1st. row Shcilo Powell, Diane Tuttle, Dano Heord, Soroh Willis, Jam's Homlin, Paulette Sowicki 2nd row: Eileen Metheny, Tommy Lewis, George Totterson, Bill Hill, Wayne Foshoy, Brenda Cerzo N. Ackiss R. Adams R. Adams W. Adams W. Adams M. Addenbrook R. Ahlborn H. Alcox R. Alvorez N. Anderson G. Apgor G. Archibald J. Armstrong M. Atkinson L. Auritt 82 D. Avery S. Boise B. Bochtell R. Boines A. Baker J. Baker K. Baker W. Bakun J. Baldwin W. Banks G. Borbee R. Barcloy R. Borcficld C. Barnes J. Barnes P. Barnes S. Barnes W. Borncs R. Borrctt F. Bartol W. Basnight S. Baugh J. Baxter W. Boylor B. Beach J. Beale R. Beisgen W. Belkov L. Bennett W. Benson C. Betterton R. Bicrnot J. Biggio F. Birsch K. Billuc 83 Juniors 84 C. Boyden C. Brody F. Brody D. Brooch J. Brooch M. Broodt M. 8rongoo M. Broohom R. Brossficld C. Broy T. Brcnnomoo B. Bright M. Brooddus E. Brockmyer D. Broitsch J. Browo J. Browo P Browo R. Browo H. Bryoot S. Buck L. Buck moo D. Buhrer L. Burchett W. Burgess Socrc bleu! Thot's coffee? R. Burgett W. Burke S. Burkhort D. Bums R. Byrns L. Collender L. Coppi J. Coprio D. Carr R. Carter P. Cotlin S. Cecil B. Cerza N. Cholmcrs D. Choppcll W. Cherry A. Chilton L. Cholewinski A. Ciorochi J. Clork A. Clcghorn S. Clevenger J. Coe H. Coffey K. Collins 86 J. Colonrto M. Cone G. Consolvo J. Cook A. Cooper P. Cote M. Council L. Cowdrey H. Cox R. Cox J. Creosy W. Crcdle 0. Crockett S. Crump C. Gresham F. Culbert A. Cunningham L. Curry N. Cushing D. Dailey 87 J. Davenport F. Davis N. Davis R. Dovis D. Day V. Day E. Deans H. Decker F. Dennis R. Dennis F. Dewey R. Dezern K. Diepold P. Dodd E. Doherty D. Dole E. Dills K. Drake B. Duffy W. Dugan J. Dun woody, Jr. W. Duprey B. Dyer R. Dyer 88 R. Eokin F. Edmonds D. Edmondson D. Edwards J. Edwards P. Edwords M. Eggcr D. Ellen L. Emmons E. Enright S. Epps H. Estes C. Evonosky M. Evons A. Fcher C. Fclorco C. Ficklen T. Flonogon H. Forbes S. Fordhom 89 Juniors Boys, we just came for loughs. H. Forehand W. Foshay R. Foster R. Froncis J. Fraser J. Freeman F. Friedmon C. Frisbie F. Frank C. Fullerton J. Fulmer G. Gobritsch G. Golo S. Garrison L. Gautreaux C. Gibson H. Gilliam L. Goff S. Golosovker E. Gore 90 Wotch out, here comes o student! J. Gormley H. Go Korn S. Gostovson J. Gostel S. Grog L. Gorringer A. Grovott III K. Greene P. Grissom L. Grof R. Grymcs J. Gwoltnev E. Guttermon F. Hockworth L, Holey G Holl J. Holl R. Holl R. Hollmon J. Homlin 91 R. Hamilton L. Hampton J. Hanna H. Honklo K. Hanson L. Horrcll R. Harris W Harris L. Horrison L. Horrison P. Horrison G. Hoskett 8. Hassell C. Hawkins S. Hoys F. Hoyslctt E. Hazelwood D. Hcord J. Hedgepeth J. Hemmelgorn There is but one correct way to eat spaghetti. Juniors A, Henderson W. Hichmon L. Hiett I. Higgcrson E. Higgins B. Hill M. Hill A. Hilton H. Hodges R. Hocl M. Hogon L. Hollowel D. Horton D. Howell K. Hughes R. Hunt J. Huntzinger D. Hux L. Ingold E. Ifft J. Isiminger K. Jacobs B. Jocobson D. James R. Jenkins J. Jennings B. Johnson G. Johnson R. Johnson W. Johnson 93 Three more quality points and I wouldn't had to come. . . . connected to . . . M. Jones M. Jones P. Jones P. Jones G. Jordon L. Jordan R. Joy P. Konner J. Kariko F. Keilty R. Kelley W. Kelly D. Kcnsil W. Kern C. Kruse J. Key B. Killmon C. Kimak R. Kinnc C. King K. King R. Knight B. Koelenbcck J. Kolodziej J. Kolodziej 94 W. Korncgoy E. Kovner M. Kowalski J. Kromer A. Kyriokides J. Lamb J. Lomond H. Land L. Lone D. Lorscn R. Lawson A. Lawrence R. Lozarus F. Lcoch D. Lee I. Lemnios M. Levine M. Levinson L. Lindstrom S. Linkous J. Littmon M. Loizidcs J. Tynch P. MacKinnon B. Mac Swoin R. Magee R. Mogill F. Maifeld E. Marquette M. Martin W. Mortin C. Mostick N. Mo thews R. Moycs D. McBride L. McDaniel B. McElhoncy K. McElhoncy C. McGinnis G. McGuirt L. McKinley C. McPIerson R. Meador S. Meador C. Mcokin P. Merritt B. Messick J. Miano L. Middleton Slovc auction 97 Juniors C. Mowbroy J. Mullieon S. Murray D. Mutter A. Myers C. Nolls W. Nielsen F. Nilsson G. Nolon D. Noltc V. Norton E. Nottingham B. Nuckolls J. O'Brien B. O'Connell L. Odom G. Olsen H. Ossen R. Polmer V. Polmer 98 D. Page D. Poris T. Porks W. Parks L. Porlette B. Poync C. Pearson C. Peek R. Pcrccfull J. Perry L. Perry M. Perry D. Phelps A. Phemistcr D. Phillips C. Philpotts J. Piercy J. Piland F. Pinkel R. Pogoch C. Pollie V. Pool os K. Potter D. Powell S. Powell 99 W. Prott G. Prcsson G. Price V. Price C. Pritchord J. Pritchord M. Pritchord M. Pritchord V. Pritchett W. Provo J. Pruitt E. Pursell M. Putnom C. Quinby M. Rogon G. Roiss B. Rebmon R. Redmon R. Reed J. Rcgonc L. Remoklus J. Rhew J. Rice L. Richord E. Ricks S. Ricker S. Roberts W. Robihs D. Robinson L. Rochier 100 Ployboy Donee Coronotion Juniors P. Rogis A. Rollins C. Rosen R. Rosenboum F. Roundtree J. Rountrey W. Runner R. Row S. Rydingsvord 8. Sontti B. Soppington P. Sowicki W. Sowyer C. Scorlctt J. Segal 10! Juniors He who incrcoses knowledge increoses sorrow. D. Schotz N. Schmidt J. Schuller J. Scott M. Scullion C. Schvolz H. Seebo J Sellers J Sewell G. Shofcr J. Shofer W. Shorp B. Shepherd S Sheriff R. Shipp R. Shoemoker M. Siefring V. Silvcrmon F. Simkins 8. Simmons F. Sisson M. Sizemore L. Sloniker F. Smallwood A. Smith 102 K. Smith M. Smith R. Smith R. Smith T. Smith J. Snore R. Sncod R. Snider A. Snyder T. Snyder R. Solberg 2. Soroko S. Spence T. Spencer C. Spencer D. Speros C. Spessord A, Sprott B. Spruill J. Stalling 103 D. Stallings M. Stonding S. Staples S. Stark M. States E. Staylor Juniors K. Steel T. Stcigclman I. Stennctte N. Still P. Sulik N. Swartz t W. Taliaferro J. Toshner G. Tattcrson F. Toylor M. Toylor R. Toylor P. Tynes L. Thomos L. Thomos P. Tischlcr T. Tisdole W. Todd R. Tomkins M. Trcoklc C. Trent D. Troyer G. Troyer V. Tunstoll D. Turner 105 Powderpuff — illegal backficld in motion R. Turner P. Turner J. Turpin M. Tuttle S. Tuttle J. Twiford C. Underwood R. Vonousdall Y. Von Duyn M. VonKirk W. Veryzcr N. Vi stocky C. Voider W. Vought J. Viverette N. Von Elm 106 U Juniors E. Woite P. Wollio J. Wolmcr J. Word R. Word R. Warren J. Warstlcr ). Waters C. Wotkins S. Wotkins J. Watts J Worts 107 M. Weaver F. Weover M. Webb Juniors N. Webb M. Weinberg M. Wei ton M. West W. West E. Whiteside L. White F. Whitehurst P. Whitehurst T. Whiteman E. Wicting R. Wildcy M. Wilkerson W. Wilkinson G. Williams A mon named Pl-o-to once said' R. Williams W. Willioms S. Willis D. Wilson M. Wilson M. Wilson J. Winfrce R. Winslow E. Wirt D. Wise J. Wise R. Wise S. Wishort E. Wood A. Woods J. Woodward W. Woodward M. Wright J. Young L. Young 109 UUZow Sophomores Abbott Abramovitz Acey Adderholdt Aftcl L. Albertson A. Allen S. Allen A. Allison T. Alphin 8. Altman K. Aivcrson A. Anderson C. Anderson R. Anderson Sophomore Closs Officers: Left to right. Carol Holley—Pres., Lindo Day—V. Pres. Missing from picture, Lynne Baldwin—See., True Lublin—Treos. Sophomore Closs Council: Bottom to top. Left Row— Joy Kossmoss, Dean Butrico, Lindo Schmitt, Sheila Murray, Nancy Kimbrel, Rosemory Hodges, Helen Clendcn-nin. Right Row—Paulette Mox, Chorlotte Cunningham, Potsy Roach, 8rcndo Spiegal, Borbaro Smith 110 W. Archibold A. Armcntrout R. Armstrong J. Arnold E. Atkinson D. Aumcnt M. Aydlett B. Bailey D. Baker J. Boker R. Baker D. Bolaban 8. Baldwin W. Ball B. Ballard H. Barnes H. Bornes L. Bornes W. Barnes B. Barnett B. Barnette R. Barrick D. Barron D. Barrows J. Barrows M. Bartol R. Boss H. Bassett K. Bourn W. Baum 1 I I S. Bcon W. Brocy J. Rodes K. Bcdsole H. Bell J. Bell G. Benoit M. Benson M. Benton J. Berg H. Bcrkclhommer S. Berry T. Berry H. Bethune R. Bigger R. Bishop J. Block S. Block W. Blackwell T. Blanchard 112 M. Blanks M. Gloss N. Bloyton S. Blythe M. Bodenhcimer D. Bogdonovic F. Bondoc J. Bonner J. Booncvillc R. Booker J. Bowen R. Bowles R. Boyce S. Boydston ). Bradley L. Bradshow C. Broke L. Briggs M. Briggs J. Bright S. Broaddus G. Bruce C. Bruno A, Bryant A. Bryant Sophomores The crime is getting cought. Soph omores Modem, I fcor violence cannot solve this dispute. W. Bunting E. Burger A. Burgess R. Burke R. Butler P. Byrd F. Cohoon E. Comp R. Campbell P. Cantwell D. Cardillo D. Carlson E. Carmines B. Cose F. Caudle M. Cesorio L. Chaffin D. Chomberloync T. Chosteen J. Cigler I 14 H. Clark D. Clements J. Clements E Clemons R. Clcvclond E. Cohen K. Cohen S. Cohen L. Compton P. Conley B. Conner D. Con rod A. Constantine T. Cook E. Cooper S. Cooper A. Cope I. Copeland R. Copley P. Cornett E. Covington J. Croft J. Crowley R. Griffeth R. Croosdolc J. Crosby W. Crosby D. Crossman 115 Sophomores W. Culpepper J. Curtis R. Czypinski M. Dodson B. Doiley P. Dono L. Davenport M. Dovenport C. Dovis D. Dovis L. Dovis S. Dovis L. Doy J. Deorden K. Dennis S. Devlin D. Dcwold C. Dickenson J. Dincolci M. Dixon H. Dodge L. Dozier W. Dove M. Dowc I 16 D. Downs F. Du ffen A. Dunn J. Dunning J. Dunston B. Duron J. Duront A. Eornest E. Eddy B. Almond J. Edncy J. Edwards L. Edwards H. Eichelberger E. Evons M. Elliott M. Ellis M. Emanuel B. Emerson T. Emerson How do you thread this thing? 117 S. Erickson C. Erskinc K. Etheridge M. Eubank J. Evons R. Everett J. Foircloth K. Foils H. Fields A. Fincher H. Fink N. Finney D. Firman L. Fisher P. Flox J. Fletcher B. Flowers P. Fodrey W. Follin V. Ford W. Forrest W. Forster C. Foster T. Fox E. Fronke M. Frederick A. Frieden P. Friel J. Frye C. Gollup 118 Sophomores C. Gardiner L. Garner W. Gorncr V. Garver L. Gotes F. Gebron K. Gianrvoutsus B. Glbert O. Gilbert M. Giles T. Gimbcrt R. Givens S. Glozcr J. Blossingham S. Godfrey E. Goldberg M. Gddfarb S. Goldstein L. Goo L. Good 119 The quality of mercy is not strained. Sophomores M. Goodwin P. Goolsby R. Gomez R. Greeor L. Green C. Greene H. Greene V. Gregor W. Grillo D. Crowthcr S Guffey N. Gunn C. Cunninghom C. Gorkin M. Guttermon R. Hofler R. Holey L. Holl G. Honbury W. Honey W. Hordom H. Hormon R. Harrell J. Harris R. Harrington G. Horley W. Harris W. Harrison J. Hart D. Hartc 120 L. Hortmon J. Hordfield J. Hortzcll W. Howkinson R. Hawthorne B. Hoygood M. Hecht M. Hechtkopf R. Heinotz B Helms N. Heltcrbron U. Henderson R. Hepton F. Hicks J. Hight C. Hill D. Hill R. Hinton J. Hodges R. Hodges 121 The trick is in knowing how. s. o. c. J. w. Hoffmon Holbrook Holley Hollowoy Hollowell R Hood R. Hopkins C. Horning A. Horwitz R- Howord R. Howell R- Hudgins K. Hullmon D. Hughes L. Hughes W. Hughes H. Huling S. Hurwitz S. Hurwitz W. Hussey 122 Sophomores R. Ingrom E. Irwin C. Ives D. Jockson J. Jockson R. Jockson G. Jomes D. Howell R. Jomes J. Jarvis J. Jorvis E. Jennings F. Jens P. Johansen G. Johnson J. Johnson K. Johnson C. Jones J. Jones J. Jones M. Jones O. Jones R. Jones R. Jones S. Jones E. Juren I. Kalfus J. Kcllo D. Kenneolly J. Kennedy 123 A sonctuory F. Kiefer R. Kiefner N. Kimbrel A. Kimsey M. King J. Kirby J. Kirjch E. Kittermon T. Kizcr F. Klein J. Kline J. Knight R. Korrow J. Kossmon E. Koster J. Kotz G. Cox L. Kreiser M. Krompf P. Krukin 124 I. Kushner J. LeGoult L. Lcmostro E. Lone J. Lokodot M. Lougcrmen M, Lawson K. Lonzone J Lee R. Leech S. Low H. Leinboch L. Lcmoster C. Leroy M. Tessmer P. Levendis T. Levitt S. Levy C. Lewis E. Lewis D. Lewis D. Lewis E. Lewis G. Lewis P. Lewis R. Lewis T. Lewis G. Lipton P. Llonezo D. Loendorf L. Long H. Love T. Ludwig R Luke C. Mogyorosi 125 T. Mollery J. Mollory H. Monning M. Moroblc K. Morceron J. Morsholl R. Morsholl R. Marshall B. Mortin L. Mortin W. Martin J. Mothwick R. Mather C. Mothews D. Matthews V. Mc8ridc J. McCulloch T. McCullough C. McLone R. McKinley C. McMillan D. McPike R. Mencfcc D. Miller G Miller M. Miller S. Miller W. Miller J. Millneo H. Miltier D. Minton J. Moore L. Moore ). Morelond B. Morgan 126 The mogozines these children read todoy So quick bright things come to confusion Sophomores L. Morris W. Morton S. Mox G. Muckleroy G. Muller E. Munden L. Mumby D. Murphy J. Murphy E. Murray V. Murrell W. Musko N. Myers F. Norvoez B. Noth D. Nelson J. Nero J. Nesson L. Ncvins T. Ncwmork 127 V. Nicholos D. Nicholls H. NicKols M. Nix W. Nock J. Noeldner G. Norton G. Norvcll D. Norwood E. Nozzorello P. Ohnmeif J. Okon J. Oliver D. Omohen G. O'Neil R. Ormond K. Osborne J. Oswald E. Owen E. Owen J. Owens R. Owens R. Polombo L. Pontelides J. Paradise G. Paris M. Poris D. Parker K. Porker E. Porks G. Porks D. Parr R. Partin H. Potrick D. Patterson 128 M. Pottcrson L. Payer P. Penland P. Perkins J. Phelps C. Phillips M. Phillips T. Phillips S. Phot i nos A. Ritchie G. Pitt S. Plowin L. Pope M Porter E. Powell T. Powell T. Powell V. Presson D. Prine D. Pritchard W. Proffitt J. Pruit D. Robinowitz L. Rafol C Rogland C. Ralston P. Rapp J. Roy J. Reoser L. Redavid V. Redfcrn D. Redmon A. Reed Sophomores C. Reed R. Reed G. Rccs W. Rees L. Zclubowski L. Relyeo T. Rhodes M. Rice B. Rich R. Richordson J. Rickman F. Riddick L. Risher C. Rivenbork L. Roach L. Robert C. Roberts C. Robertson D. Robinson T. Rock G. Rogers J. Rogers R. Rolloson R. Romon C. Rose P. Roush J. Rothgery G. Runyon J. Romm G. Soget J. Sommons G. Sonds A. Sorentis A. Sortorius A. Sotchcll L. Sounders L. Sowyer L. Scotes S. Schoefer L. Schouer S. Schenkman R. Schmidt L. Schmitt S. Schroppc M. Schrock R. Schumann J. Scollin C. Scott L. Scurlock M. Scurlock 131 rs- Sophomores M. Scogle S. Scidmon C. Sexton D. Sexton E. Sexton F. Shofer C. Shones W. Shannon G. Sheorin B. Shelton J. Shulson P. Shumote G. Silverman P. Simmons L. Simonds A. Skibo J. Skidmore B. Smith G. Smith J. Smith M. Smith R. Smith R. Smith S. Smith T. Smith Smith Smith Smythcrs C. Shuford C. Snyder 132 M. Snyder C. Spencer E. Sommerfield R. Spence W. Spencer S. Spidell B. Spiegel M. Spilko C. Splichol N. Spurr 133 C. Spruill S. Stoneski C. Stonf W. Staples L. Stork N. Sfauros R. Steadman B. Stephens J. Stephens C. Strickland J. Summerlin M. Suthers K. Sutton L. Sutton J. Swofford H. Swonk J. Swimme E. Talley B. Totem P. Tovss D. Toylor R. Toylor C. Tea ford J. Tercskcrz J. Terrell P. Thoyer J. Thomos W. Thomos A. Thompson M. Tierney 134 Sophomores 135 J. Peccio W. Rudko C. Voughon C. Voughon J. Voughon H. Vickery H. Wolke D. Wolkcr J. Wolker M. Wolker 136 M. Wolker D. Wall R. Walter M. Walters S. Wo Iters S. Wamsley A. Word C. Ward D. Word S. Word D. Warrington L. Washington K. Woszok C. Waterfield C. Waterfield V. Waters W. Waters J. Watson W. Weaver J. Webb W. Webb L. Weidner J. Weil M. Weinberg 137 Sophomores M. Weston L. White M. White R. White S. White M. Whitehcod M. Wiggins G. Wilkinson A. Willioms D. Willioms G. Willioms H. Willioms J. Willioms L. Willioms R. Willioms R. Willioms T. Willioms E. Wilson E. Wilson J. Wilson 138 J. Wilson L. Wilson J. Windley E. Winslow M. Witkicwicz N. Woods B. Woods C. Woods J. Woods G. Woolord J, Wright J. Wright R. Wright V. Wright S. Wynne C. Yorow J. Yarbrough L. Yotes R. Young A Zontini Freshmen Freshman Closs Officers: Left to right. Cothy Christold—Treos., 8uck Whitoker—Pres., Debbie Alberti—Sec., Terry Bigio—V. Pres. Freshman Class Council: Bottom to to top. Right row. Paige Somers, Shelly Jones, Carole Steele, Richard Lone, Susan Gross, Hugh Moson Left row. Nancy Gomes, Mary Beth Herbertson, Duane Platte, Ronold Horne, Chad Cormell, Rich Downs Missing ore: Rondo Goldberg, JoAnn Serlich, Goil Woodman T. Abbott P. Abeshohccn R. Abroms J. Ackermon D. Acosto J. Adorns W. Addcnbrook 8. Adkins D. Adler S. Aheorn M. Akers C. Alberg D. Alberti R. Albertson M. Albright M. Aldrich L. Alexander R. Alcxonder S. Allovn W. Allcox C. Allen C. Allen C. Allen H. Allen 140 J. Allen M. Allen N. Allen R. Allen M. Allison T. Allison J. Allmon S Allsbrook J. Ambrose R. Ambrose D. Ambrosen M. Ames F. Amiss G. Anos D. Anderson G. Anderson J. Anderson R. Anderson H. Andrus L. Andrews J. Anto B. Apgor K. Appcrson L. Archer J. Argus C. Armstrong M. Armstrong P. Arnette D. Arnold W. Askew S. Atkinson W. Atkinson G. Aubert B. Auer J. Austin K. Austin S. Austin J. Avery F. Ayers, III W. Ayers, Jr. S. Avesinberry E. Bobb J Bobb C. 8obbitt C. Bacho R. Badger J. Bodgett M, Bogley V. Bogncll R. Bailey J. Baines 141 142 A. Boker R. Boker R. Baker R. Bokcr W. Bokcr J. Boldwin W. Ball C. Bollonce E. Bollbock M. Balmuth K. Bonner J. Bonta T. Barco W. Barfield T. 8arhom D. Berner C. Bornes D. Barnes J. Barnes J. Bames M. Barnes R. Barnett J. Bornhort B. Bomstcad W. Borrett A. Barrick D. Borrington C. Bortusiok J. Boskette L. Boss C. Botes J. Bates P. Bottaglio M. Botterson G. Bourn J. Bouswcll J. Beacham V. Bcochum L. Beane D. Beasley E. Beoube W. Becicko W. Beck D. Bcddingficld E. Bcdsole L. Bcicrschmitt C. Bciglc J. 8elch J. Belcher J. Bell P. Bell R. Bell R. Bell R. Bellows A. Bclpcrain M. Bender R. Bender T. Benjominson D. Bennett R. Benoit R. Benson W. Benson D. Berch R. 8ergen R. Berger B. Bcrgey R. Berlin P. Bernard L. Bernhardt D. Bcrntson C. Berry J. Berry S. Berzins Freshmen L. Best P. Biggers T. Bigio D. Bilbo R. Bilgcr R. Birdzcll A. Bisese L. Bishop M. Bittle J. Blair C. Blake D. Bloke C. Blonchord C. Blanchard J. Blond W. Blond R. P. D. Boyct Boy« r B rod ° 0rO 0ro pro B ro ay - K- ia i ?r 0 C7' ? Freshmen N. Brien J. Briggs D. Bright P. Brincgor B. Brinkley B. Brinkley F. Brinkley V. Brinkley C. Bristow M. Bristow F. Britt G. Britt R. Britt M. Brittinghom S. Brittinghom H. Broadway E. Brodeur R. Brodie R. Brodie R. Brandt C. Bronstein D. Browder A. Brown A. Brown B. Brown R. Brown J. Brown J. Brown L. Brown L. Brown M. Brown R. Brown S. Brown T. Brown W. Brown L. Browncy G. Brunick S. Bryon J. Bryont P. Bryant W. Bryant B. Buchonon B. Buchonnon C. Buckley R. Buckley R. Buffington B. Bull D. Bullock K, Bunch 145 Freshmen W. Bunge B. Bunn P. 8unn J. Bunting R. 8urch F. Burckord B. Burdctt D. Bursor J. Burton M. Burton R. Burton J. Bush J. Bushbuom M. Butler R. Butler S. Butler D. Butrico M. Butt W. Burruss H. 8ybcc K. Codden F Coffee E. Coffey R. Cohoon E. Coldwell H. Coldwell C. Cole M. Collowoy M. Collcron A Campbell T. Cologrides D. Campbell F. Campbell M. Compbcll M. Compbcll J. Cannon 146 Here, take A hour. I J. Connon P. Connon D. Contcrbury R. Copps D. Corey J. Corley J. Corlsoo K. Corisen C. Corlson C. Corncs J. Corncs J. Corncs R. Corpenter J. Carr L. Corr R. Corrithcrs D. Corson J. Corson D. Corter L. Corter T. Cortwright S. Comer M. Coshmon C. Cospcr J. Cossidy D. Costleberry P. Coton M. Covonoh R. Covonoh C. Ccrzo J. Chcdwick J. Chonce S. Chance G. Chandler R. Chorlton R. Chostoin J. Choy C. Cheek C. Cherry D. Chcsnick K. Chio K. Chibertson J. Chisholm K. Chrismore L. Christ T. Christ P. Christensen H. Christie D. Christman C. Christold J. Church W. Church C. Ciccotti N. Cintron C. Clark J. Clark R. Clark S. Clark W. Clark J. Cloyton T. Clements T. Clcvelond J. Clifford 147 ond the Tcos. W. Clifton J. Clifford B. Cobb R. Coggesholl F. Cohon P. Cohon A. Cohon C. Cohen G. Cohen M. Cohen D. Coker M. Coker W. Coker D. Cole M. Colcmon R. Colcmon K. Coles T. Collier W. Coltron A Conoshevick E. Conowoy T. Con boy J. Connell A. Consolvo C. Constont C. Cook R. Cook B. Cooksey L. Cooley P. Cooper R. Cooper C Copelond C. Coppolo J. Corbcll R. Cormell P. Cosby J. Costonzo N. Costco R. Costen J. Coston S. Cote O. Couch E. Couch J. Couch J. Couch D. Coughlin P. Councill Freshmen C. Courcos R. Courtney M. Cox R. Cox K. Craig E. Crovedi T. Crcckmore L. Crider M. Crigger W. Cross W. Croslcy C. Crosslond J. Crotts N. Crouch L. Crowe G. Crowling R. Crump T. Crutchfield D. Cuffee G. Cullifer D. Culpepper R. Culpepper C. Cummings J. Cummings D. Cunningham J. Cunningham G. Cupit T. Curet M, Curley A. Curtis J. Curtis W. Cuthrcll E. Cutler R. Doil C. Dailey F. Oakes J. Daley G. Dollos A. Darrvalos F. Doner C. Daniel D. Doniels Freshmen G. Daniels N. Daughdrill V. Daughrity B. Davenport J. Davenport K. Davenport M. Davenport M. Dovidoff D. Davidson B. Davis E. Dovis H. Dovis J. Dovis R. Dovis S. Dovis W. Dovis W. Dowson F. Day J. Dcblosio J. Deck D. Decher C. Deen S. Delibert J. Dempsey W. Dennis J. Denton L. Decner M. Dest D. Dcvereoux D. Dewitt L. Dibble H. Dickerson L. Dickerson V. Dickerson S. Dierks B. Gigovonni W. Dillon W. Din L. Derrickson C. Dishman W. Dixon R. Dodson J. Donohue R. Donati D. Donziber D. Dooley J. Douglos S. Douglos D. Douson 150 D. Dowdy D. Downing J. Downing S. Downing P. Downins R. Downs B. Dowson J. Doyle R. Dozier T. Dozier B. Drokc N. Dreps, Jr. R. Dreschcr A. Drewry E. Drew R. Drews D. Drexler P. Drez G. Drumwright M. Dryc B. Dudo P. Dunbar G. Duvall A, Durkce R. Dushlck R. Dutton D. Dwyer M. Dwyer J. Dyer J. Ealey A. Eorly E. Eorly M. Eorly T. Eorly A. Eormon W. Eoson J. Eoton J. Edmonds L. Edmonds B. Edmondson W. Edmonson A. Edwards 8. Edwords R. Edwords J. Egon A. Eichhorn C. Eiscnson R. Elder C. Elliott K, Elliot C. Ellis M. Ellsworth P. Ellsworth E. Ellwonger S. Elwcll G. Emmons M. Ennis J. Enright R. Epner E. Esch G. Estes C. Evons M. Evons W. Evotte S. Everett J. Euler F. Ewold H. Ewell P. Ewing C. Fobc R. Fabry C. Fagon D. Foir J. Foils B. Follwell T. Foir D. Folkcnstcin F. Falkicwicz B. Folletto T. Fonsher R. Farr T. Forrell E. Fory L. Fory I ) Freshmen E. Fotton D. Fauth G. Foy L. Felton R. Fender W. Fensko J. Fentress N. Fentress B. Ferguson D. Ferguson S. Ferguson V. Fcrgusson R. Ferguston B Ferrell J. Ferris A. Ferris A. Ferroni W. Ficenec R. Fificld J. Filipowski C Finch I f 152 1 ! A, Finder T. Finn D. Fischer D. Fisher D. Fisher D. Fizer 0. Flough R. Flcischmon G. Fletcher J. Flinchum R. Flowe E. Floyd R. Flynn L. Folk W. Folkcs M Foltz L. Fonville M. Forbes P. Forbes W. Forbes W. Forbes J. Forchond D. Foreman W. Forrest G. Forrow B. Foster D. Foster M. Foster P. Foster R. Foster 8. Fowler G. Fowler K. Fowler W. Fox M, Francis D. Francisco B. Fronk J. Fronke E. Fronklin M. Fronks J. Froscr I.. Fraser D. Frozier G. Freeman O. Frccmon P. Freeman S. Fritz H. Frizzell R. Frost 5 co n po - o7'prrrnp py ppp � ?-ppr � Freshmen Gardner Garner Garrett Gorvie Gory Gosporides Gates Gouticr Gcarhort Geiger Genet Gergoro Gctsug Giacomo Giass Gibbon Gibbs Gierotz Gicrsch Ghess Gilbert Gilbert Gill Gilmer Gilpin Ginn Clodding Girouard Gloggett Glcoson Glenn Glover Glisson Glickmon Glynn F. Fruit K. Fucci M. Fudalo R. Fulcher C. Fullmon J. Furlough W. Goddy B. Galindo C. Gallagher E. Golligon B. Gollup A. Galumbeck N. Games P. Gammon T. Gannaway J. Gardner 154 T. Gmitter A. Goddcn A. Godfrey H. Goding L. Goodrich R. Gold R. Goldberg P. Golden D. Golding A, Goldman H. Goldman L. Goldsberry V. Golden A. Gollihuc S. Golombek J. Gomcry J. Gomctz F. Gomillon G. Gondo G. Goodloe B. Goodmon H. Goodmon J. Goodmon M. Goodmon J. Goodwin L. Gore B. Gossett G. Gothcrmon B. Groham R. Grohom E. Grovoft D. Gray E. Groy L Groy M. Groy S. Groy T. Groy W. Groy W. Grooves C. Green E. Green J. Greene J. Greene N. Greer R. Greer 155 C. Greiner S. Grey D. Greyord F. Griffin R. Griffin L. Grimes D. Grimm K. Gross S. Gross E Grossmon M. Grubb J. Guerry J. Guess M. Gugino C. Guidry L. Gupton T. Gumbleton W. Gunn T. Gurccki C. Gwoltncy M. Hockett J. Hockney C. Hogert T. Hogood R. Hoiley C. Hoines 8. Hoislip G. Hall Freshmen J. Holl J. Hall L. Holl R. Holl S. Holl W. Hollett J. Hallock M. Holstcod D. Hamilton J. Hamilton J. Hamilton R. Hammer P. Hammond J. Hamrick M. Handel K. Hanger 156 M. Honno S. Hannick M. Hannon J. Hansen J. Hansen L. Hansen D. Horcum R. Horcum E. Hardee R. Hordison S. Hordwick M. Horlow W. Hornly C. Horper R. Horper C. Horrcll J. Horrcll R. Harrell S. Harrell M Horrier D. Harrington C. Harris C. Harris D. Harris E. Harris I. Harris J. Horris N. Harris J. Harris P. Horris R. Horris S. Horris T. Horris T. Harris B. Horrison D. Harrison J. Hart R. Hart L. Hortsell P. Harvey D. Hosscll E. Hosscll F. Hostings W. Hatfield S. Holton 157 Freshmen B. Houck W. Howkins M. Hoyes P. Hoyes M. Hoyncs R. Hozelwood B. Hozlett S. Hcoth L. Hedgepeth D. Hedspcth K. Hefner S. Helms N. Hedrick W. Hendron P. Hcndy J. Henniker G. Henry I. Henry L. Hcnsel L. Henry T. Henslee D. Hcptinstoll M. Herbcrtsoo A. Hcricourt R. Hcrrod M. Heslop P. Hess R. Hess L. Hester W. Heston S. Hewitt B. Hickey K. Hickmon D. Hicks D. Hicks J. Hicks M. Higginbothom L. Higgins H. Hildogo C. Hill E. Hill H. Hill J. Hill K. Hill M. Hill M. Hill N. Hill S. Hill C. Hinchee 158 C. Hines S. Hinman L. Hinson W. Hodges, Jr. S. Hodor J. Hogan C. Hoggard J. Hcggard M. Hoggord P. Holcombe M. Holdcrmon 8. Holland J. Holland S. Hollond W. Holland J. Holliday S. Hollifield C. Hollins R. Holloman A. Hollomon M. Holman C. Holmes N. Holt R. Holtzachcitr O. Honeycutt R. Hooks M. Hoover C. Hopkins K. Hopkins R. Hopkins E. Hoppe J. Hopper J. Horn B. Horne R. Horne R. Horner R. Horning D. Horton 0. Hoskins S. Houmis E. Houston J. Howard R. Howard R. Howard A moment of Solitude 159 P. Howe B. Howell F. Howlctt J. Hozicr K. Hubbord P. Hubbord I. Hudok B. Huddy J. Hudgins B. Hudson B. Huff D. Huff R. Huffman H. Hughes H. Hughes J. Hughes L. Hughes M. Hughes E. Huller M. Humphries G. Hummer V. Huneycutf G. Hunlcy G. Hunt J. Hunt K. Hunter K. Hunter S. Hunter D. Hurdle S. Hurst B. Hurwitz B. Hurwitz C. Hurwitz S. Hurwitz E. Huskey P. Hutchinson R. Hyott B. Hylton E. Iliff R. Ingalls H. Inge D. Ingling S. Ingram B. Inmon M. Isaacs D. Isom D. Ives J. Ivy, Jr. M. Joblonski D. Jackson R. Jackson R. Jackson T. Jackson R. Jacobs J. Jaehnig B. James T. Jorman B. Jowalko C. Jenkins B. Jennings E. Jennings G. Jennings H. Jennings 160 Freshmen C. Jennings J. Jennings G. Jensen J. Jensen D. Jenson E. Jicha B. Johnson C. Johnson D. Johnson H. Johnson J. Johnson J. Johnson P. Johnson J. Johnson J. Johnson P. Johnson R. Johnson S. Johnson S. Johnson P. Joiner B. Jolley B. Jones C. Jones J. Jones J. Jones J. Jones J. Jones M. Jones M. Jones P. Jones L. Jones V. Jones G. Jordon B. Josephson K. Joy M. Joy K£XS Freshmen B. Joyce K. Joyce K. Joyce J. Joyce J. Joyncs R. Joyncs J. Judge J. Koiscr R. Kane P. Karr R. Kolkreuth P. Koy S. Koycr C. Kearns G. Keof C. Keefer R. Keeling G. Keener A. Keffer J. Keith O. Kcklock G. Kellom D. Kclland S. Keller S. Kelley S. Kelley A. Kcllo A. Kcllo J. Kelly J. Kelly M. Kelly J. Kemp R. Kemp S. Kenedy J. Kendall III S. Kcnly B. Kent J. Kent J. Kent T. Kent M. Kcpncr F. Kerekgyarto Some learn more outside of class. J. Kern A, Kessarotos S. Kestcr W. Ketchum M. Kidd W. Kigcrl G. Kiger, Jr. J. Killebrew L. Kimbrell P. Kimbell B. King J. King J. King R. King J. King W. King C. Kirby J. Kirby R. Kiser J. Kitchen R. Kitclyn A Klccky W. Klyver S. Kodor G. Kohlenhocfcr D. Kohler C. Kolling K. Kolodzicj P. Konopnicki F. Kovocs L. Krcohling W. Krocmer D. Kuzminski R. Kyle H. Kypros J. Locey D. LoChonce B. Loderberg C. Lady J. Lomb M. Lambert W. Lambcrth T. Lombeth S. Lomkin R. Lamm G. Lomond C. Lamping 163 E. Lone J. Lone R. Lone T. LoNcove J. Lont R. Lorscn W. Losotcr C. Lossiter F. Lovonce W. Low H. Lowrcnce ). Lowrence J. Lows J. Lowson R. Lowson W. Lowson J. Loyden W. Leary K. Lcbow H. Lecher S. Leclaire D. Lee J. Lee III P. Lee R. Lee S. Lee W. Lee W. Lee M. Leeper J. Leibold H. Leidy C. Lemnios N. Lencmeyer M. Lenett H. Lentz W. Leonord J. Lermon A. Lester R. Lester H. Levenson R. Levesque J. Levick W. Lewin M. Lewis V. Lewis R. Libbin S. Liles P. Limondri A. Lindblad S. Linden D. Lindhjem J. Linchcn D. Linkus S. Linn J. Lipscomb L. Lister L. Litchfield L. Litchfield R. Litchfield C. Little N. Little B. Loberg T. Locoscio R. Lockridgc T. Loiaridcs K. Lonergon M. Long H. Longmon G. Lucos M. Lucos R. Luce D. Luckodoo J. Luhring L. Luper J. Lupio F. Lupton J. Lupton V. Luttrelle B. Lynch C. Lyon D. Mocc M. Moeger P. Mockey P Mohoney E. Male bod J. Molik O. Mallery D. Moltby P. Monby B. Mongum C. Mongum D. Mongum M. Mon love A. Monn A. Marchond D. Marlor C. Morple E. Morquond 165 I. Marsholl W. Martens M. Martes H. Martin J. Martin K. Martin W. Martin S. Mortinette K. Mason G. Massoth D. Mathews L. Motthew L. Matthews R. Mathews W. Mathews V. Mothiscn J. Mathwick K. Moy M. May T. May K. Moyan 8. Moyes D. Moya J. Mayo S. Mayo E. McAuslon V. McBride B. McCarthy F. McCarthy J. McCarthy L. McCarty W. McClonahon J. McCIcnny J. McCobc B. McCoy R. McCullcr 8. McCullum C. McDonald P. Me Elroy N. McElveen J. McGaughy R. McGhee J. McGill C. McGlashon T. McGrow J. McHarque B. McIntosh P. McIntyre C. McKee 166 Words, Words, Words!' P. McKee M. McKenzie M. McKinney R. McLoin P. Me Lone J. MeMonis W. McNeil R. McNett P. McPherson H. Mead P. Mcodc C. Meador N. Meagher S. Mellin T. Mailing E. Melvin D. Mcnchcy R. Mentzor J. Mercer M. Meredith M. Messick E. Miond R. Miono G. Midgett C. Miles C. Millon C. Miller F. Miller G. Miller K. Miller M. Miller M. Miller M. M.ller M, Miller N. Miller Freshmen N. Miller R. Miller T. Miller W. Miller L. Minnick M. Mingo D. Minor P. Minor F. Mintz A. Mitchell D. Mitchell E. Mitchell L. Mitchell M. Mitchell P. Mitchell R. Mitchell A. Molodovitch K. Moloney D. Monocclli C. Monjo J. Montague D. Moody G. Mooney E. Moore F. Moore J. Moore J. Moore J. Moore L. Moore R. Moore T. Moore W. Moore W. Moore K. Moors N. Morctti F. Morgan W. Morgon R. Morningstor G. Morris H. Morris M. Morris R. Morrison 4 A. Morrow D. Moseley P. Moseley A. Moser R. Moses W. Mosley R. Moss J. Mote M. Motley A. Mowbroy R. Moyer S. Moysey R. Mullen R. Mullin H. Mullincoux B. Muncie C. Munnerlyn S. Munson W. Murdcn L. Murphy R. Murroy K. Murrill M. Musumeci C. Myers ond peges more . . . pages more . . . 168 Freshmen K. Myott T. Myers S. Myers W. Nagel M. Noismith F. Nonce M. Nash D. Neothery J. Neely J. Nelson J. Nelson R. Nelson S. Nelson L. Nero S. Nettles J. Newby 1 r J. Newell T. Newcomb R. Newton A, Nibbs C. Nichols T. Nichols W. Nickcns W. Nickerson G. Nicodomus J. Nobles S. Noel L. Nofplot J. Nordly E. Nordin C. Norman R. Nowitzky E. Nozzorclla L. Nunnery R. Oakes L. Oberleitncr P. O'Briont A. O'Brien J. O'Brien R. Ochs K. O'Connor D. O'Donoghue J. O'Horo A. Ohmer S. O'Leary A. Olin J. Oliver R. Olsen R. O'Nosch R. O'Neal C. O'Keefe 169 M. Onfjcs A. Opheim D. Osborn R. Osborne K. Osier H. Osman J. Osmond L. Ostcrhous D. Owens K. Owen R. Owen A. Page P. Palocio R. Palmer T. Palmer E. Poncis T. Pantclidcs D. Papas R. Poreseou G. Pork S. Parke A. Porker A. Parker C. Parker L. Porker W. Parker E. Porks J. Porker K. Parker M. Porker M. Porker M. Porker P. Parker J. Parkcrson G. Porry E. Parry R. Parson E. Parsons L. Partridge N. Pate B. Potterson J. Patton C. Petwsko L. Poul G. Pauley 170 M. Poync T. Poyne R. Peak L. Pearce D. Peccio R. Peck S. Pederson N. Peers W. Pecrcc G. Pefeil J. Pell R. Pennington C. Peoples C. Peraind J. Perger P. Peris I. Perry T. Pesnicak 0. Petersen G. Peterson G. Peterson S. Petrine C. Peyton J. Phelps B. Phillips C. Phillips S. Mills D. Phipps Freshmen M. Phipps S. Picton D. Pierce J. Pierce B. Piercy M. Pierson E. Piggott C. Piland S. Pilcher J. Pilzer J. Pipho A. Pine W. Pinkhom C. Pinner S. Pixley C. Platte 171 V A £ s; j J. tP'OtK, J. p°n p° l % L W Pg l« w p r° J. p5° in S. p°vthr K 0 � r«is S' p°tter J Zott y ?°wc� i p Rowell r Rowell ° 552? Y - poyner £ Poyrhrets M. Prcddy lY Preicorr Price J- Prince -- Prine G. Prisl K Pri rc J. Psirm L. Puns. R. Punv O. Puryi J. Purye I. Puttcrman VV. Quann W. Quarles D. Quigley J. Rodogno O. Rodcliff J. Radford 1 72 Freshmen S Rodow N. Rofol C. Ragan A. Rainey N. Roisor P. Romsey A. Randoll C. Ranger M. Rongus W. Ropier R. Rasmussen M. Rosnick T. Rowles C. Rowls M. Rowls C. Ray W. Royc C. Royficld J. Reagan R. Rebold O. Redd P. Redingcr W. Redmon 0. Reed T. Reed S. Reese B. Reid T. Reilly P. Reinicke C. Revcll D. Reynolds J. Reynolds L. Reynolds S. Rhew G. Rhood J. Rhodes J. Rhodes J. Rice J. Rice L. Rice R. Rice J. Rich B. Richordson J. Richordson K. Richardson L. Ricks E. Ridoy D. Riddlcbcrgcr R. Rideout u 173 Freshmen S. Rieger T. Riffle M. Rigonto R. Rinehart W. Ripley E. Ritter B. Roone S. Robbins W. Robbins R. Roberson W. Roberson J. Roberts C. Robertson M. Robertson 0. Robertson O. Robertson E. Robinson F. Robinson W. Robinson E. Rockefeller C. Roethke O. Rogers H. Rogers R. Rogers T. Rogers W. Rogers R. Rolloson F. Rollcy R. Rollins M. Roper L. Rorrer J. Rose R. Rose R. Rose S. Rosen I. Rosenberg 'O wod some pow'r the giftie gie us 174 R. Rosenberg D. Rosie B. Ross R. Ross S. Ross T. Rossi A. Roy N. Royster E. Rudy C. Rusouldt E. Russell J. Russell L. Russell S. Russell R. Ryols E. Ryan V. Ryon J. Sointsing B. Solins F. Sollick R. Solomonsky Z. Soloum D. Sompson L. Sams T. Sanders G. Sondifer D. Sorrott I. Sartorius W. Sotterficld M. Sounders M. Sovogc C. Sovine C. Sawyer E. Sawyer D. Scelloto G. Schcier L. Schloin W. Schmidt B. Schnccr G. Schott C. Schouldo J. Schulz S. Schulze A. Schustek D. Schwortz L. Scolomicro G. Scodece K. Scott S. Sculley J. Seay J. Sebastian J. Seckmon J. Sedlocko D. Seel B. Segol J. Seibert D. Sendowski E. Sc rv on sky G. Sessions P. Shonohon S. Shonks R. Shopiro V. Sharp J 175 M ?VJver Jf- Show Shcffer Sheffcr T. C. E E Sh«|| Shelley Shelton Shelton P Shepard w. ssi, R. L. N. T. Sherman Sherry Sherry Shevlin J. Shoulars V. Shunkwiler R. Shure H. Simon C. Simmons M. Simmons M. Simmons B. Simpson G. Simpson P. Simpson D. Sims M. Sisson A. Sivils S. Sizemore F. Skinner G. Skinner S. Skoexynski J. Smelscr O. Smith D. Smith E. Smith E. Smith E. Smith E. Smith G. Smith H. Smith J. Smith J. Smith K. Smith L. Smith M. Smith R. Smith R. Smith R. Smith R. Smith 7 JL Freshmen S. Smith W. Smith W. Smith J. Smook L. Smythc B. Snead E. Snipes R. Snively R. Snipes M. Snow M. Snow R. Snow D. Snyder R. Soderquist R. Solomon N. Soltz N. Somers R. Sorrell W. Soudcr A. Soux R. Spady D. Spalding F Spompinoto B. Sparks S. Sparrer K. Spector D. Spires B. Spitzcr J. Spivey N. Sptichol J. Sprinkle C. Sproles R. Spuhlcr C. Stock O. Stafford J. Stallings M. Stallworth R. Stamm L. Stanfield D. Stoples L. Stanfield T. Stork H. Starr C. Steel S. Stcnnctte J. Stephens R. Sterling M. Stevens P. Stewart S. Stewart N. Stewart R. Stinnett D. Strickland W. Stocks S. Stockton C. Stokes W. Stokes D. Stone W. Storm F. Stover C. Stratton M. Stratton C. Strickland J. Stricklond J. Strickland L. Strickland M. Strickland E. Stutz C. Styron S. Styron R. Sulcer R. Sulkevich E. Sullivon N. Sullivan T. Sullivon M. Supon D. Sutherland D. Sutphin G. Sutton R. Sutton S. Sutton T. Swain C. Swanson T. Sweon L. Swearingen B. Swing B. Sydnor M. Sykes K. Symonds T. Tochc C. Tolbot l 178 I L. Tolioferro K. Torworter J. Totum H. Toyloc C. Toy lor D. Toy lor J. Toy lor K. Toy lor K. Toylor M, Toylor R. Toylor R. Toylor R. Toylor R. Toylor D. Tcostcy E. Telle P. Temple T. Tereskerz D. Thiel D. Thigpen C. Thomos D. Thomos J. Thomos R. Thomos R. Thomos S. Thomos C. Thompson D. Thompson G. Thompson H. Thompson J. Thompson L. Thompson M. Thompson R. Thompson T. Thompson M. Thornton A. Thums M. Tilley R. Tincher T. Tise J. Todd K. Toombs W. Townsend T. Troglc J. Trommel K. Trovis W. Trout J. Trexler B. Trimmer W. Turner M. Turpin N, Turpin N. Tuttle P. Tuttle A. Tyler N. Tyler W. Tyler D. Tynch C. Tyndall M. Tyner C. Tynos S. Tyrrcl R. Umborger E. Umphlotte D. Upton D. Vaden T. Voil J. Van Auken J. Vancook T. Von DeRict J. Vandebogort J. Vanhuizen G. Vonn D. Vonwerkum J. Vonwerkum G. Vossos J. Vostond Freshmen J. Vaughan L. Vaughan P. Verburg J. Vcrcruyssc M. Verschoor S. Vcscy H. Vicccllio M. Vines L. Viola J. Voight P. Waogncr K. Wagner B. Weggoner J. Wakefield C. Walker D. Walker G. Walker L. Wolker M. Wolker M. Wolker P. Wolker 180 W. Wolker K. Wallace M. Wo I lace L. Waller P. Wolmsley ) Wolsh M. Wolsh M. Wolsh J. Walton D. Wopinski J. Worden J. Worren J. Warren L. Worren S- Warrick H. Watson H. Watson M. Watson D. Weover L. Webb S Webb W. Webb H. Weich F. Wciscl M. Wcissmon E. Weller S. Weller D. Wells D. Wells D. Wells T. Wells L. Wells W. Wells E. Werber W. Wessells A. West B. West D. West F. West J. West 8. Westbrook S. Wever G. Wheatley K. Whecley E. Whichord L. Whitoker S. Whitoker D. White E. White AL t I J. White J. White, Jr. K. White R. White R. White S. White L. Willey G. Willioms G. Willioms J. Willioms J. Willioms, Jr. L. Willioms P. Willioms V. Willioms J. Wills N. Willis D. Wilmoth D. Wilson G. Wilson J. Wilson J. Wilson M. Wilson M. Wilson R. Wilson Freshmen J. Win borne S. Wing rove L. Winslow M. Winslow L. Wise L. Wise S. Wiseman K. Womeldorf ). Woo G. Wood J. Wood M. Wood 182 P. Wood R. Wood M. Woodall L. Woodord G. Woodcock C. Wooden W. Woodfield W. Woodhouse G. Woodman J. Woodring J Woodward W. Woodward K. Woolard M. Worth H. Wright T. Wright J. Wright ion N. Wrocklogc C. Wroton J. Wyatt M. Wylie J. Wynne D. Yotes J. Yevok, Jr. G. Yip M. Yoder L. Young S. Young M. Zarzecki O. Zcogler H. Zedd J. Zedd M. Zeher L. Zenk R. Zentz M. Zimmer S. Zimmer E. Zingroff E. Zippcrcr W. Zoby, Jr. R. Zucker 183 V Dione Tuttle, Treos.; Corol Sue Cosper, Jud. V. Pres.; Bob Deoton, Pres.; Alon Cepe, Leg. V. Pres.; Soroh Willis, Sec. Student Government Lost April O D. C. was a moss of signs, slogons, and promises — S.G.A. elections time. Now the year is over; the Student Government accomplishments ore history. The workings of the executive, judicial, ond legislative councils created a strong government for this year's student body. 186 Executive Council Front row: Allen Cope (Legislo-tive Vice-President of the Student Government), Bob Dcoton (President of the Student Government), Corol Sue Cospcr (Judiciol Vice-President of the Student Government), Dionc Tuttle (Treosurer of the Student Government). Second Row: Beth Block (President of Ponhellcnic Council), George Archibold (Editor of the Moco ond Crown), Fred Pinkel (President of the Interest Club Council), Buck Whitoker (President of the Frcshmon Closs), Solly Todd (President of the Junior Closs), Corol Holley (President of the Sophomore Closs), Mary Elizabeth Kutnok (President of the Intcr-Religlous Council). Legislative Court First row: Ron Hall, Woody Griffin, Alon Cope, Don Ives. Second row: Joel Kirsh, Edword Riccordo, Sky Young, Carol Shelton. Third row: Lynn Eddie, Bctsic Symmons, Sue Bollonce, Beth Free, Sarah Willis. 187 Honor Court: Left to right. 1st row (seoted): Suson Bean, Carol Sue Casper (President), Esther Grossman. 2nd row (standing): Rose Marie Couch, Kathy Steel, Joon 8arry, Chris Carnes, Johnnie Brown, Susan Buck. 3rd row: Dr. F. P. Cloy (odvisor), George Cox, Jomcs White, Jeff Mcschcl. Honor Court Judicial Court Judicial Court: Left to right. 8ack row: Jan Thomas, Woody Griffen, Skip Mueller, Rondy O'Neal. Front row: Diane Bowles, Carol Sue Casper (Judicial Vice-President of the Student Government), Andy Coureos, Dottic Chamberlayne, Dr. F. Cloy (Advisor). Missing: Ann Brockmeyer, Andrea Jensen, Lindo Mathew., Sheilo Douglas. 188 r i Inter-Fraternity Council Interfroternity Council: Left to right. 1st row: Tom Cologridcs (Treosurer), Lenny Shorp (President), Mike Levinson (Secretory), Dr. Morch-ond (Faculty advisor). 2nd row: Ted Phillips, John Roy, Wott Jones, Warren Smith, Bill Ayres, John Tynch. Panhellenic Council Panhellenic Council: Left to right. 1st row: Noncy Cushing (Treosurer), Cecelio Underwood (Secretory), Beth Block (President), Shoron Stublcn (Vice President). 2nd row: Jonct Coe, Pam Black, Wando Adorns, Pat Tynes (Junior Dclcgotcs). 189 Id Interest Club Council First row: Vince Pritchett; Tim Ludwig, Secretory; Roslyn Morris, Vice-President; Fred Pinkel, president; second row: Gene Presson; Caroline Eddy; Lorraine Zclueowski; Peter Goodwin; Steve White; Third row: Douglos Wright; John Ramsour; Doug Guidry; Darccy Cuffec; Bob Zenfz; Herb Blum; Alon Phemcistcr; Dove Lowoon. The Old Dominion College Interest Club Council is composed of presidents of various clubs on campus. This Council exists to help clubs in trouble and to promote interest clubs at O.D.C. Last December the Council printed an informational booklet about the clubs on campus. 190 Inter-Religious Council The Inter-Religious Council, composed of representatives from each religious club on campus, promotes religious understanding among peoples of many faiths. It works to increase membership in these clubs at O.D.C. by sponsoring a Religious Emphasis Week twice annually. During this time, the Council presents a famous speaker to stimulate intellectual thought among students. Ed Loksin, Vice President; Mary Kutnok, President; Judy Terrell, Secretary; Arthur Horwitz, Treasurer. First row: Judy Tyrrell, Mary Kutnok. Arthur Horwitz, Charlene Stant, Angelo Pine, Ellen Melvin. Second row: Ed Loskin, Ed Phillips, The Reverend Williom Martin, George Galo, George Winslow, Ronold Greer, Tim Ludwig. 191 12 Abby Hilton — Froternity - Sorority Editor 192 Ron Horne — Sports Editor George Rcnn — Assistant to the Editor Lee Hewlett — Editor Mr. Conrcd Fcsta — Faculty Advisor Sky Young — Index Editor James Brooks — Photogrophcr Jcmcs Lowrcncc — Photographer Ed Loskin — Business Manager William Dunkley — Photographer Staff James Carnes Susonnoh Davis Laura Dozier Virginia Gillikin Chris Glynn Chrissy Kouzi Chris Taylor Barboro Worthington Woyne Mai bon Roger Urban 193 ia Pat Friel — Monoging Editor George Archibald — Editor Eileen Methency — News Editor George Middleton Susonnoh Davis — News Editor 194 Arthur Horwitz — Columnist Roger Provo — Spcciol Assignment Leslie McCann — Spcciol Assignment Mr. Robert Bolondcr — Sponsor Toni 8ogdonovic Chet McGinnis — Intcrmurol Sports Editor Lennic Sharpe — Greek Editor Mace and Crown Joel Abraham Morsholl Cooke Steve Corothcrs Morty Buckmon 195 Gadfly: Left to right. 1st row: Carol Eoson, Rosolynd Morris, Judy Clark, Mortho Diehl, Toni Bagdonic. 2nd row: Tony Solomonski, Joe Foma, Carol, Mark Goldforb. Seated in tractor: Lindo Litchfield, Douglas Guidry. The Gadfly Work, Work, Work! 196 Left to right: Ernest Buchonon, Jonice Buchonon, Williom Burns, Chorles Brown, Thomos King, Ann Campbell, Chopin Wilson, Donald Potterson, Edward Blontz, Edward Riccardo, Robert Bunger, David Lawson, Ester Levinson, Peter Goodwin (Vice-President), Fronccs Curtis (President). Phi Alpha Theta Honorary History Society Phi Beta L ambda Business administration and education are special interests common to members of Phi Beta Lambda Professional Business fraternity. They hove speakers, films, and group discussions. The members stirve to prepare for a useful citizenship and make an intelligent career choice. Phi Beta Lambda ossists the F.B.L.A. groups in secondary schools. They interpret the role of business in America and acquire economic understanding as well. COLLEGE Phi Bcto Lombdo: Left to right. 1st row: Pot Tyncs, Marie Armisteod, Jeoonc Wiggins, Connie Broy, Irene Lee. 2nd row: Anne Tyler, Noncy Robinson, Jane Murphy, Judy Hartzell, Sondro Wynne, Joyce Potridge. 3rd row: Judy Edwards, Noncy Edwords, Helen Estes, Judy Wilson. 4th row: Mr. Brocy, Eddie Porks. 197 Gadfly: Left to right. 1st row: Carol Eoson, Rosalynd Morris, Judy Clork, Martha Diehl, Toni Bogdcnic. 2nd row: Tony Solomonski, Joe Famo, Carol, Mark Goldforb. Scoted in tractor: Linda Litchfield, Douglcs Guidry. The Gadfly Work, Work, Work! 196 Left to right: Ernest Buchonon, Janice 8uchonan, William Burns, Charles Brown, Thomos King, Ann Campbell, Chopin Wilson, Donald Patterson, Edward Blontz, Edward Riccardo, Robert Bunger, David Lawson, Ester Levinson, Peter Goodwin (Vice-President), Fronccs Curtis (President). Phi Alpha Theta Honorary History Society Phi Beta L am bda Business administration and education are special interests common to members of Phi Beta Lambda Professional Business fraternity. They have speakers, films, and group discussions. The members stirve to prepare for a useful citizenship and make an intelligent career choice. Phi Beta Lambda assists the F.B.L.A. groups in secondary schools. They interpret the role of business in America and acquire economic understanding as well. COLLEGE Phi Bcto Lambda: Left to right. 1st row: Pat Tynes, Moric Armistcad, Jeonne Wiggins, Connie Bray, Irene Lee. 2nd row: Anne Tyler, Nancy Robinson, Jone Murphy, Judy Hortzell, Sandra Wynne, Joyce Potridge. 3rd row: Judy Edwords, Nancy Edwards, Helen Estes, Judy Wilson. 4th row: Mr. Bracy, Eddie Porks. 197 Delta First row: Undo Whaley, Margaret Hufstcdlcr, Jerry Anne Perry. Second row: Edward Riccordo, Edmund Brodic, Joseph Foma. Phi Omega Delta Phi Omega is a Senior scholastic fraternity that exists as o stepping stone for its members to Phi Beta Kappa. Any Old Dominion College student with at least a 3.5 quality-point average for a minimum of 75 semester hours will be invited to join this club. Debate Team First row: Robert Albertson, Shor-First row: Robert Albertson, Sharon Vines, Mortin Buckmon, Stephen White. Second row: Mr. William A. Medley (coach), Jeff Krosnow, George Middleton. Not pictured: Rod Pennington, Ralph Berlin, Ken Lebow. Tau Alpha Pi Mr. L. A. Hobbs, J. F. Deck, J. P. Snore, S. D. Yetmon, C. S. Shanes, W. J. Adkins, G. M. Presson, R. G. Smith III. Tou Alpha Pi, Theta Beta Chapter at the Technical Institute, is a national honor society for outstanding achievement in the field of electronics. Members offer a tutoring program for their fellow T.l. students while furthering the study of electronics at Old Dominion. This honor society is the only one intended for technical students. First row: Undo Whaley, Corol Sue Casper, Pam Black, Edword Riccordo. Second row: Dr. G. W. Whitehurst, Karen Phelps, Robert Deaton, Frances Curtis. Sigma Beta Tau Honorary Leadership Fraternity 199 Vorsity Club: Left to right. 1st row: Bill Boytor, Pete Wallio, Dove Olol, Richord Horris, Bill Barfield, Woync Veryzer. 2nd row: Richord Buffington, Lou Coppi, Dove Foremon, Joe Clark. 3rd row: Jim Isiminger, Bill Jenkins, Watt Jones, Robert Williams, Joe Saunders, Tom Smith. 4th row: Bob Anderson, Tony Zontini. Varsity Club 200 Officers: Dove Olol, Bill Bar-field, Bill Baylor, Lou Cappi, Joe Sounders. I Left to right: Barrow Boldwin, John Okon, Mervin Hillord, Jules Herbert, Betatron, Jomes Spalding, William Reilly, Bob Culpepper, Eric Blythe, Horry Ccplan, Bryan Dyer. American Institute Physics American Society of Civil Engineers i American Society of Civil Engineers: Left to right. 1st row: Robin Bore-field, Colin Viverette, Frank Bowen (Treasurer), Jim MaePhoil, David Lo-endorf. Professor Beck (sponsor). 2nd row: Larry Harrison (President), Ren Flynn, Jim Polick, Lester Harrison (Secretary), Mike Loizidcs, Dennis Helps, Wolly Smith (Vice-President), Mike Barry. 201 L. Bornos W. Burns H, Coffey W. DeFord O. Edmondson F. Dennis Alpha Kappa Psi A. Finkclmon E. Hardee C. Greene W. Henry P. Jones D. Jones J. Maceubbin W. Robins R. Molone An extremely productive group on campus — members operate the Used Book Exchange and publish a Student Directory annually — is Alpha Kappa Psi Business Fraternity, Epsilon Lambda chapter at Old Dominion. This group has the distinction of being the first national professional business fraternity in the nation and on our campus. Alpha Kappa Psi sponsors an annual Student-Businessman Spring Banquet and a Career Doy for the School of Business. R. Morris R. Ncwnan W. Patterson G. Perry D. Robinson R. Severson T. Shorpo R. Scifcrf J. Turner R. Sterling P. Strickland C. Voiden H. Wolton J. Wilkerson W. W.nfreo E. Wood Student Education Association The Student Education Association of Old Dominion College promotes the ideal of professional teaching. The group introduces new and reinforces old ideas of teaching and its goals, emphasizing the sharing of teaching experiences omong members. The Association donotes to teacher scholarships. The members held o Christmas party for the Speech and Hearing Center this year. 203 1st Row: Borboro Wagner, Linda Rice, Mary Jane Ontjes, Mary Lewis Webb, Soroh Dickey, Dana Heard, Andrea Jensen. 2nd Row: Andy Domolos, Glenn Boone, Jim Curtis, Vincent O'Brien, Robert Bray, Dr. Price, John McLaughlin, Stan Thompkins. Biology Club The Biology Club is organized to promote interest in the biological sciences. The club fosters closer association and exchange of ideas between students and faculty of the biology department. Each member takes part in the club's mony activities. Programs include films, discussions, and lectures delivered by guest speokers as well os speakers from the many departments of Old Dominion. Field trips are taken. The club hos visited such places as the Smithsonian Institute, the Washington Zoo, the Outer Banks of North Carolina, the Blue Ridge Mountains, and the waters of the Chesapeake Bay. The biology club keeps a bulletin board and has a static disploy case. Meetings are biweekly. Membership consists of those persons having on active interest in science. 204 Old Dominion Concert Choir Front center: Mr. Chorles Oliver. First row: Joan Evens, Judy Terrell, Sondy Mills, Ann Mark, Goy Winter, Carolyn Roberts, Chris Toyler. Second row: Down Cole, Ann Sheehan, Judy Yarbrough, Joyce Webb, Connie Mowbroy, Mrs. Aliene Askew, Linda Smith. Third row: Frances Bondoc, Nelson Costen, Jim Gallatin, Tommy Foster, Iro Sportorius, Tom Lewis. Fourth row: Tom Tregle, Bobby Vonn, Jessie Couch, Richard Horrison, Roy Dovis, Edward Loskin, Ronald Morrison. 205 ! 8 8 S B B E S S S a 8 a a 8 8 3 a a a ' ' v v ;® ® 8 « ® 8 ® ® ® ® 8 K a 8 K B S B S 8 8 B W W i 3 W S S S S K W SJ K K K K W ? S K K SK M ♦ n m ♦ s Fir� t row: R. I Fodrcy, Kiwoni Commonder in Chief; L. Gupton V L Pritchett Prii , . M. L. Foster, j. R Edwords Vice President; J. Wotts. L. Morrison M K RflKSJ H° « Cho.rmon; J. H. F.nchom H. F. Hughes, R. M. Flowe, N. K.' Tuttle GeorgeWmZ' T. Booker, Secretory-Treosurer. Second row: J. Beck, j. Broodwoy. j. Moore. R. U%on Circle K 206 fcter A Old Dominion Band First row: Dieter Glaubke, Cothy Bacha, Ester Dovis, Ellen Parsons, Mollie Isoocs, Marguerite Musumeci. Second row: Scott Morgan, Billy Thomos, James Wilkcrson, 8orry Hylton, Jeycea Thompson, Gus Gostel, John Shulson, Tim Polrr.er, Ann Allen, Dino Papas, Linda Webb, Marion Nosh. Third row: Elizobeth Clemons, Leslie Rclyco, Suson Hurst, Sondro Lee, Edword Hill, Bill Creech, Ronnie Hallman, Bob Hoycy, Carroll Boilcy, Larry Stanfield, Charles Check, Bill Schmidt, John Borrows, Bob Roman, Debro Christman, Noncy Wrocklage, Nelson Ferrell, Joon Adorns. Fourth row: Vicky Williams, D. M. Huff, Richard Onosch, M. L. Reilly, Roy Dczcrn, Prof. Allan Owen, Mike May, Richord Howard, John Bowen, Dovid Kuzminski, Ben Goutrccus, Bill Pinkhkom, Shelton Boise, G. E. Gothermon, Joe Hart, Dwight Bcddingfield. Missing: Bill Weaver, Charles Gosporides, Peyton Miller. 208 Pint row: Eliiobeth Joynes, Soroh Dickey, Som Dilouro. D. Woyne Corr. Second row: George Green, Glenn Boone, Benny Horton, Lenny Nero, Steve Webb. O.O. Dwers First row: Dr. Harrell, Robin Portin, Isobel Henry, Normo Schmidt, Tommie Jo Powell, Mildred Shepord, Elizabeth Bortnick, Nancy Dovis, Mary Ellen Stotes. Second row. Lois M. Helms, Doris H. Moce, lenord Green, Beverly S. Helms, Virginio Doy, Jeon Costleberry, Constance Gibson, Ivy Rcidl, Modelinc G. Kerns. DeUa Sterna Lambda Germon Forum: Left to right. 1st row: Woync Molvon, Lynn Eddy, Glorio Gront, Joy Kirby, Betty Lou Hossell, Tim Ludwig, Anne Eornest. 2nd row: R. W. Ashbocbcr, Professor Gerold Akers, Lindo Bcicrschmitt, Sondro Tuttle, Al Vickery, Bob Bunger, Lewis Herring, Merrill Boines. German Forum The German Forum of Old Dominion College has existed for one year. Members share on interest in German culture and history, ond stimulate their interest through speakers, group discussions, ond a film series on Germany. 210 Miss Universe oceepts hond-mode O.D.C. key from club officers. To widen ond deepen the interest and knowledge of O.D.C. students in the field of mechanical, technical, ond aesthetic aspects of American culture, to motivate scholarship, and to promote the Industrial Arts program in the College, the O.D.C. Industrial Arts Club exists. Organized in February, 1964, the club's gool is to promote professionalism within the Industrial Arts Education field. Industrial Arts Club Industrial Arts Club: Left to right. 1st row: Dooglos Evans (Vice-President), Prince Edwards, Danny Dillon, Charles lommers (Treasurer). 2nd row: Bill Hoover, Stephen Waters (Reporter), Robert Mullen, Charles Evon-osky, Lawson Spencer (President), Stephen Styron (Sgt. at arms), George Johnson, Lowrence Bennett (Secretory). 211 Front: Rick Crump. Left to right: three unidentified, Angelo Pine, Dennis Tcoilcy, unidentified, Phyllis Bunn, two unidentified, Russ Berry, two uniden-tified, Jon Horris, unidentified. Dona Coughlin, Jerry Broodway, Richord Lone, three unidentified. Bob Peak, unidentified, George Aubert, Tom Moore, Corl Teresiler, Dovid Shirle, three unidentified. One of the most active and well-known clubs ot Old Dominion College is the Folk Music Club. Organized in January, 1964, the group offers students on opportunity to listen to and perform in folk and associated music. Some time is devoted to listening and discussing folk artists. Servce is offered to outside agencies and organizations on request. Some members hove ployed at the Rathskellar and the Shadows in Virginia Beoch, and the Cellar Door in Washington, D. C. Some also won semifinalist folk competition prizes at the Shadows. In the spring of 1965, the group sponsored o hootenanny. In the foil, members participated in an Installation Banquet. In November, the club held o joint hootenanny with William and Mary College. Students ore invited to join the Folk Music Club if they are sincerely interested in folk music ond feel that they can moke a contribution to the group. 212 Club Officers: Bob Zentz, Pres.; Russ Berry, V. Pres.; Jeon Horris, Sec.; Dovid Shirk, Trcos. I International Club First row: Tim Ludwig, Bill Howkinson, Sylvio Lynn, Togi Tunyogi, Elizobeth Owen, John Romsaur, Goyle Vick, Tom Potrick. Second row: Woync Molbon, Edward Loskin, Robert Bunger, Y. H. Lee, Douglos Reed, Thoro Pcsnicok, Ochjc Van Wcrkum. Third row: Anne Garnest, Werner Hordmon, Fred Pinkel, Joe Huntzinger, Adrion Sartorivs, Vol Lutrclle. Fourth row: Don Koiserman, Sandro Tuttle, Suson Broaddus, Thomas Moore, Cecilia Felorco, Mitsue Kokinumo, Joel Sartorius. Fifth row: Zio Koh Afshani, Rosemorie Punsakus, Potrick Conley, Brigitte Doran, Peter Godwin, Gcrdo Genet, Suson Ward, Dustin Bokcr, Allen Phemister. 214 Nursing Students Association In order to promote communication between nursing students and their faculty, and to distribute information concerning the nursing profession, the Nursing Students Association was formed in 1963. This group sponsors speakers and bake sales, and participates in career days. First row: Gor Yip, Unidentified, Kotherine Myott, Lynn Simmonds, unidentified, Stephonie Allen, Ann Godfrey, Peggy Wilson. Second row: unidentified, Brcndo Reid, Esther Tolley, Ann Weber, Sue White, Cothy Bocho, Lorraine Zelubowski, Betty Bordner. M.E.N.C. The Old Dominion College student chapter of Music Educator's Notional Conference was established in 1964. The goal of the club is to interest members in the teaching of music as a profession. The group held bake sales, raffles, a youth concert, and instant theatre productions. It also offers a scholarship for a deserving college students. Through their field trips, speakers, and group discussions, the group has helped to promote interest in music education at O.D.C. First row: Janice Smook, Treasurer; Dovid Kuyininski, Secretary; Dwight Bedding-field, Vice-President; Diane Lunderlin, President. Second row: Dr. John Mac-Cormack, Speaker. 215 Orchesis First row: Noncy Corocciolo, Corolyn Eddy, Susan Hinmon, Noncy Kimbrel. Second row: Jomic Redmond, Sondro Wynn, Lois Partridge, Betty Horne. Both mole and female students who are interested in modern dance, ballet, modern jazz, or folk dance comprise the membership or Orchesis. Russian Club To achieve a better understanding of Russia — her people, her language, and her customs — students formed the Russian Club at Old Dominion College in the fall of 1964. Membership is open to anyone interested in Russia. Speakers and films keep members well-informed. To interest other students, the Russian Club furnishes pamphlets. It had an exhibit at Orientation last fall and also held parties throughout the year. First row: F. B. Alb«rtsoo, M. E. Boines, F. Douer, J. Chibbs, Mr. McReed, S. C. Weller. Second row: M. M. Bittlc, D. S. Chomberloine,, J. Mo I lory, S. Linden, E. McAusler, B. Horne, B, P. Wolker, W. Morton. 216 Sailing Club Anyone who enjoys the wind in his hoir and the salty ocean spray in his face might be interested in joining the Old Dominion Sailing Club. Organized in 1963, this group speciaizes in sailing and Inter-Collegiote Racing. New members are taught to sail, and they form a sailing team. The club won the Old Dominion Fall Invitational Regatta for the Southern Atlantic Inter-Collegiate Sailing Association. Members also hold a Frosbite Race every year. First row: Pete Wollio, Commodore; Vicky Moore, Pot Konner, Dcnold Culpepper, Albert Cloggett, Miles Booth, Prince A. Edwards, Vice Commodore; Sheilo Murray. Second row Sandro Cecil, Secretory; Don Creed, John Rcoscr, Bruce Clorke, Bob Anderson, Bob Yevok, Rodney Peck, Patrick Coton, Tom Shevlin. 217 Psychology Club: Left to 1« row: Dove Howell, unidentified, S. Parke, Candy Reed, Robert Beisgen, Hor-nette Sparks, Muriel Fudolo, Vicky Moore, Margie Poole, Woltcr Butler, Lindo Morris, Dorothy Avery, Lanny Gregory. 2nd row: Edword Solomon. Jr., Irving Kontrowiti, Williom Kcgerl, Rodger Griffeth, Koth Miller, next two unidentified, Lindo Willioms, next three unidentified, Glcndo Silvermon, Judi Surgeont, Gail Conner, Peggy Siefring. Psychology Club The Psychology Club was organized at Old Dominion College in 1957 with the purpose of helping Psychology students to better understand their subject field. The club sponsors interesting speakers, and members are given information about graduate schools and scholarship programs. Officers: Harricttc Sparks, Candy Reed, Walter Butler, Robert Beisgen, Jr. 218 Pre-Medica Pre-Dental Club Three years ago the Pre-Medical—Pre-Dental Club was formed at O. D. C. This club provides a way for students and faculty to talk together about their careers. The P.M.D. Club helps its members by providing information about entrance exams for medical schools. Scotcd: Barbara Mcssick (Secretory-Treasurer), Ted Bachos (President), William Jenkins (Vice-President). Standing: Robert Kelley, Chuck Brody, Ray Dail. The Student Wives Club is a very active group that was organized in 1955 to bring the wives of married students together. This group sponsors luncheons, speakers, and many fundraising activities, such os bake soles and Tupperware parties. With the money the members raise, the club has contributed to the Student Loan Fund, and donated the Directory in the Administration Building. The members have also given their time and money to help many outside organizations. 1st row: Kitty Palmer, Bobbie Wil-kerson, Carol Kern, Sue Anderson, Pat Porlettc, Pcorc McMillan, Miss Jones. 2nd row: Gerry Wilkinson, Gail Marshall, Jean Smith, Sandro Barnes, Mary Nelson, Ann French, Moncttc Cortright. 3rd row: Potti Olsen, Corolyn Wood, Moxinc Sterling, Lorraine Hughes, Floro Sue Burns, Barbara Williams, Nancy Friel. Student WivesClub Old Dominion Theatre Virginia College Council on Human Relations 220 First row: Dorsey Cuffee, Pot Falctto (Secretary-Treosurer), Helen Davis, Undo Fonville, Suson Aftel, Leolo Hester, Boyd Swing (Vice-CKoirmon). Second row: Rieves, Foster, Lewis Love (Chairman), Ron Horne, Fred Keyes, Jocquclinc Clark, Bill Kegcrl, Mr. Norman Pollock (Sponsor), Freda Porr. Old Dominion Symphony Orchestra 221 Theto Mu Chi: Left to right. 1st row: Betty Bailey, Jonct Hight, Andreo Finder, Borry Buchanan, Gory Jones. 2nd row: Professor Joe Dent, George Everfon, John Butler. Joe Kelley, Ronold Rosso, Dcon Ryon. Theta Mu Chi Theta Mu Chi is a professional merchandising club. This club works to develop future leaders in the fields of marketing and distribution by providing training in these fields. The members sponsor an annual fashion show and guest speakers from local firms. 222 1st row: Kenneth Reed. Ronnie Spkwill, Robert Rosemburg, Bill Miller, Janet Martin. 2nd row: Donald Musachio, Williom Blackwell, Roy Zucker, Patricia Ellsworth. 3rd row: Undo Best, Don Snyder, Charles Post, Borbora Burdett. 4th row: Robert Dennis, Chorlenc Hopkins, Mary Stallworth, Ted Crutchfield, Hettie Moson. 5th row: Francis Bondac, Stonly Ingram, George Jensen, Instructor John Pottcrson. The Young Republicans Club 223 Y.D.C.: Left to right. 1st row: Mortin Buckmon, Dovid Shirk, Douglos Doy, Elliot Juren, Herb Wekh, Stephen White, Jeff Krosnow, Jeff Mcschcl, Joy Kossmon, Joe Scovcl. 2nd row: Rivo Berger, Corolc Hurwiti, Goy Soget, Ruth Epner, Zello Soroko, Sondy Hoffmon, Roslyn Morris, llcne Puttermon, Borboro Hurwitz, Morgie Neff, Brcndo Speigel. The Young Democrats Club of Old Dominion College The Young Democras' Club was organized in 1958 to stimulate interest and awareness in political affairs. The members ore exposed to political ideas through speakers and active participation in local, state, and national politics. The club sponsors an annuol Slave Sale to raise money, and members plan to begin senior students' voter registration drive. Through stimulating programs and satisfying political activities, the Y.D.C. hopes for a renewal ond enthusiastic effort to enlighten the O.D.C. student body in the realm of politics. 224 ■ 225 Baptist Student Union First row: Bernice Powcls, John (Shrimp) Fentress, Bill Addenbrook, Mory Addcnbrook, Ed Phillips, Lono Odom, Sharon Smith, Carolyn Mathews, Linda Princ, Sandro Pederson, Karen Bcdsolc, Shirley Hones. Second row: Brand Hughs, Linda Honaker, Bill Pinkhom, Pot Bryant, Errol Lewis, Ronnie Coston, Tom Gimbert, David Princ, Ed Husky, Lucy Goldsbcrry. Third row: Judy Tyrrell, Borbora Boilcy, Shirley Bonner, Robert Brcdic. Fourth row: John Do Rant, Morylin Leibowitz, Rolph Steger, Bill Bonner, Tim Pilond, Jerry Sebastian. 226 Canterbury Club What do you do when religion seems to be out of step with life? What do you do when there is no place to study for exams, that isn't in turmoil? Whot do you do at lunch time? How often do you see the same friends day in and doy out? Whot is the answer to life? Is God dead? Where can you get a free cup of coffee? Is there a floating bridge game on campus? Where can you get Holy Communion on Thursdays at noon? Would you like to heor a talk on the Peace Corp, Vista, Funerals, Vaticon Council II, Christian Science, Birth Defeacts, Existentialism? Would you like to talk about home problems, God, antique automobiles, chess, religion in general, in particular, momism, dadaism? Canterbury house, on 48th Street is one place all of these things con happen. We promise no answers, but you can get plenty of discussion on these questions and any others you have. If you ore alive, you ore most welcome. The picture below happens to be o small sample of those who attended the talk one Friday; they are not the group. You can't join; you can only belong—and that by coming over to see us. Open every day for any moral use you can think of. Don't knock it until you've tried it. Those who have tried it love to knock it. First row: Rolph McElhoncy, Donno McPike, Molly Roper, Luctto Felton, Angelo Pine. Second row: Shonnon Hardwidke, Jennie Block, Midge Broaddus, Virginia Gillikin, Timothy Ludwig. Third row: The Reverend Williom Mortin, Jim Rhew, Lee Hewlett, 8ill Sowycr. 227 Left to right: Borboro Stecher, David Norwood, Elva Groy, Mr. Randall Cole (Faculty advisor), Virginia Gillikin, James Carnes. During the academic year, the students and faculty of the Christian Science Organization at Old Dominion College conduct weekly testimony meetings, sponsor lectures, participate in various campus interreligious programs, distribute free literature, maintain a lending library and study room at 1072 West 48th Street, and engage in many worthwhile activities, including their own daily demonstration of the Christ, Truth. Christian Science Organization Left: Dovid Norwood (Treasurer), Center: Ronald Greer (President). Right: Jomes Cornes (Secretory). Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship: Left to right. Front row: Saro Pilcher, Becky Brodic, Corol Swonk, Ann Jones, Darlene Crockett, Brendo Adkins, Lindo Morris, Carolyn Roberts. Back row: Fred Flint, Richard Hordison, Sherrill Poole, Robert Kelly, Donno Poole, Joel Pointer, Mary Hill, Judy Crowley, Paul Brown. Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship is an international organization of Christian College students. Its purpose is to help find a common ground of strength around the body of Christ Jesus. I.V.C.F. has chapters in olmost every large College or University in the United States. Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship Newman Club The Newmon Apostolote is organized for Catholic collegians interested in furthering their knowledge in religion and meeting other Catholic students. Speakers, retreats, and weekly classes in religion ore port of the club's varied activities. Members of the club volunteer their services in instructing church closses for school children every year. Moss is soid weekly, and someone is always available counseling. Newmon Apostolotc: Left to right. 1st row: Mr. Ferrori (Sponsor), Pot Ropp (Secretory), Betsy Kutnak (President), George Galo (Vice-President), Fother Worner (Chaplain). 2nd row: Pot Jones, Donno Foster, Jerry Sco-tece. 3rd row: Doris Spalding, Ruth A. Mullin, Pete Egon, Dovid Kuxminski, Joanne Connell. 4th row: Eve Coldwell, Corol Moloney. 5th row: Mary Rongus, Francis Bondoc, Mork Honnon. 6th row: Lindo Beier-schmitt, Eileen Smith, Koren Womeldorf, Steven Petrine. 7th row: Al Vickery, Tim Crcekmore, Wilson Brown. Not pictured: Jim Hemmelgorn, Jerry Denton, Kothy Golloghor, Valerie Ryon, Tcrric Curct, Shaun Kelley, Kothy Bergen, Victory Shunakwiler, Kothy Loncrgcn, Margaret Bittle. 229 lit row: Irene Cushncr, Judy Berg, Rivo Berger, Corol Choen, Carol Hurwitx. 2nd row: llene Putterman, Irvine Kon-tcrowitx, Annette Randall, Jesse Zcdd, Borboro Hurwitz, Joel Kirsch. Hillel Club The Hillel Club, a religious, cultural, and social center for Jewish students, was formed at Old Dominion College in 1962. The members have presented a variety of interesting interreligious discussions, worship services, and guest speakers. The club provides a united place for Jewish students to get together and gives the members an opportunity to share ideas with other religious groups. 230 Brcndo Spicgal (Secretory), Mark Snyder (Member ot Large), Arthur Horwitz (President), Edword Loskin (Vice-President), Gay Soget (Vice-President). Missing: Eleanor Berger (Treasurer), Roslyn Morris (Member at Lorgc). 1st row: Joy Thompson, Larry Stanfield, Susan Seogle, Tommy Moiling, Carol Ralston. 2nd row: Joe Hart, Carter Osmon, Michael Taylor, George Winslow, Solly Jo Hill. Wesley Foundation The Wesley Foundation represents the campus ministry of the Methodist Church. Through worship, study, social activities and service projects it provides students on opportunity to grow and mature in the Christian faith. Weekly programs feature speakers, films, panels, and discussion groups. A fellowship supper precedes the Sunday evening programs at the Methodist Student Center. Members participate in the state-wide Methodist Student Movement and attend conferences of this group at various colleges. Members use the Student Center as a place to study, relax between classes, and have informal fellowship. The Rev. John Wesley Inge, Methodist Campus Minister, maintains an office at the Center for counselling. Methodist Student Center 231 Greeks O. Bochorock B. Jotephton Moster Scribe M. Hechtkopf Steword J. Litfmon Exchequer M. Levinson Member at lorpe R. Salomontky Sentinel O. Bolobon R. Berlin M. Bolmuth D. Bums H. Coplan H. Decker E. Etch W. Forster A. Galumbeck S. Golditein M. Handel S. Hurwltz 8. Jacobion I. Kontrawitz 234 Alpha Xi Delta A. Burge F. Curti Delta Mu L. Who ley 8. Grape R. Velllne L. 8ome President F. Curti Recording Corresponding Treojurer Vice Pre ident Secretary Secretary A. Hilton B. King M. Phillip J. Jennings C. Matthew f 9 9 9 L Doty P. Goolsby N. Cu hlng K. Giannoutto C. Howkln J. Harfiell G. Power B. Sopping ton B. Turner P. Tyne F. Slaughter S. Vine J. Terrell C. Scott J. Wiggin L Who ley 235 2 P. Fodrey M. Jones 0 9 C V. Murrell M. Pons Delta Zeta Of |i Theta Psi A C- P£Ck B. Pitt E. Kufnok Seeretory J. Coe President V. Gillikin Treasurer P. Dodson Vi e President of Membership N. Hcltcrbron Vice President of Pledges P. Ropp S. Smith J. Thomas M. Wilkerson L. Helterbron C. Ritch C. Stont C. Underwood M. Witkiewici W. Wilkinson E. Jen T. Phillip Worthy Waiter Keeper of Anno! Sentinel 0. Gaskins G. Woolard Chaplain Seribe H. Alcox S. Berry J. Bowen G. Archibald I- Boggi Alpha Tau Omega Va. Zeta Tau R. Dexern R. Deaton C. Davenport P. Downing F. Kiefer R. Etheridge 237 R. Hordiion W. Brown 8. Ayers President Trcosurcr R. Jenkins P. Wh.tehurst Vice President Secretory F. Bortol D. Dote R. Hinton H. Clortc H. Honkto W. Turner B. Weover R. Venn Theta Xi Kappa Lambda 238 Delta Sigma Phi S. Atkinson S. Boise W. Boydcn A. Bryent T. Cologrkles J. Holloway President A. Baker Treasurer V e President A. Conoshevick G. Culliter B. Dovis i. Frye M. Hoggord J. Creosy R. Ciypinski W. Dugan L. Hensel i. Hughes B. Kltmon O. McBride P. O'Briont J. Woods 239 M. Jones D. Lorsen R. Morgon R. White T. Modlin Vico President G. Winslow T roo surer C, Abromoultz K. Scott C. Cormoll R. Godwin L. Harrison 2l LI M. Loizides J. Molik L. McKinley W. Mortens J. Rcoser, II i. Scollin Theta Chi Pi Beta Phi ff C. McGinn President L. Emmons K. Steel Vice President H. Estes £ P. Addison Corresponding Secretary R. Gornor B. Free Recording Secretory C. Gorkin J. Homlin Trcosurer D. 8ow!«s D. Hoard _ Va. Delta G W. Heen L. Lewis I C. Norton A. Sotehell P. Sawicki B. Simons L. Slmands B. Smith 1. Smith f.e S. Stublen E. Willioms J. Thomos 241 B. Adderholdt T. Brcnnoman W. Breedlove W. Brockman J. Coiiidy B. Conner J. Croiby M. Crouch C. Deal W. Griffin T. Inghom T. Oollo Villo 1. Lent S. McDonielt H. McCarthy S. Morgon K. Nieodemus A. Schmidt E. Pcele R. Truitt Kappa Alpha Delta Gamma 242 J. Low V. O'Brian P. Cofo President R. Leddy Secretory D. Willioms Treasurer Vice Provident Secretory W. Beach L. Boyce J. Cooke M. Caprio L Davenport J. Dun woody H. Oodgo P. Keilty R. Harris R. Hogue F. Keilty F. Johnson R Lawson B. Lond F. Leach J. Lockic C. Meokin L. McDaniel H. Staples G. Roiss M. Price 22’ 2 i. Rothgery D. Smith W. Smith M. Smith R. Toylor G. Tottcrson T. Decker Pi Kappa Alpha 243 N. Voider C. Ward Sigma Nu S. Hochman R. Eorly O. Morchond Commander 0. Jones Treoturer W. Robins Sponsor Lt. Commonder Recorder G. Apfior J. Barnes J. Bripht R. Bo' cr H. Bethune 1. Brown C. Cseotte J. Ivy T. Brown K. Eichelberoer D. Pritchard T. Rhodes B. Von Buren T. Reed D. Repon 244 T. Bochos W. Bokun Pi Kappa Phi T. Sharp J. Huntxinger R. Joy L Lone W. Sharp Troosurer G. Gothermon D. Johnson B. Loberg President L. Richard C. Spliehol J. Watts W. Nock C. Post C. Roethhc W. Vcryxer T. Willioms 245 Tau Kappa Epsilon Kappa Delta P. Keen Prytonis President N. Trbt itt M Clement Crysophyles Hypophetc Treasurer Choploin David Jomes Hegemon Pledge Trainer 8. Adams J. Bonner ). Anto T. Booker E. Booth D. 8ron ficld L. Burroughs B. Cohon ). Dineoki G. Elliott ). Ferris R. Fleisehman T. Early Wm. Evalte E. Fithcr B. Follin C. Foy J. Korrdon C. Hill M. Haling J. Fulmer L. Hartscll R. Hofler ). Kelly 246 D. Muggleworth T. Powell B. Ncobourcr L. Thomas V. Tunstoll S. Tompkins J. Twiford 0. Weovcr R. White J. Woodward R. Yoooo J. Welker 247 A. Austin L. Bo' Jwm M. Bortol O. Chamberloync B. 8 lock C. Cunninohom L. Doy }. Dwyer D. Gravely S. Hoy M, Hccht P. Johansen ). Jonet C. Holley 9 9 N. Kimbrel B. Mortin T. Lublin P. Mox Chi Omega Psi Theta p L. Holland President J. Pool S. Buck Vice President D. Ritchie D Wilson Secretory D. Vcrgoki S. Willi Pledge Mistress M. Wolfer M. Tierney D. Tuttle 248 J. Armstrong D. Bush B. Cherry B. Bryont F. Coodtc J. Drepi B. Holl B. Lone ). Wolmor J. Knighton L. Mumby Phi Kappa Tau J. Roy Prcudcnt R. Word Treasurer Greek Activities Tckes gothcr to celebrate winning of 1965 Intcrfroternity Scholarship Trophy. I 250 Pi Koppo Phi First Annuol Hondo Roffle. Pi Beto Phi's Jon Thomos exhibits Homecoming Oisploy. Theto Xi's Rooring 20's Dorvce. Miss Ernie Koster, Alpha Epsilon Pi Swcctheort. Pi Koppo Phi Pledge Beoch Party. 252 Kcppo Alpho Sadie Howkins Day Donee. Pi Beta Phi Beach Bang. 253 254 Pi Koppo Alpha 1966 Playmotc Court. Pi Kappo Phi Greek Orgy. Pi Kcppo Alpha wins chariot race Phi Kappa Tou Greek Week Chariot Rccc competitors Phi Kcppo scorers Tcu Vclkswogen Roce Delto Sigmo Phi ploccs second in Volkswogen Roce ond Greek Week 257 _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Powder Puff Outto my woy. Ref., there's r o stopping me now! Powder Puff Puff Pi Bcto Phi v,. Chi Omcgo. Powder Frotemity Intromurol touch football, KA vs Independent Champions. Chomps: KA. Football 259 Boys’ and Girls Basketball Norfolk Club. vs. Vesper Club 260 ATO vs. TKE Rope-Pull and Faculty Intramural TKE vs. KA Rope Pull. 261 M Mr. Allen shoots two” toword o faculty defcot! Dottie Ellen—left, Joonne Edney—right. Independent Club on the Tennis Court. 262 Tennis Phil Whitehurst. Theta Xi Intramural Tennis Sharon Burkhart ond Jeanette Stondogc of Norfolk Club ploy 2:1 in Intromurol Toble Tennis. Table Tennis Delfo Omego Phi ond PiKA match racing skills in CrOiS Country. PiKA won the first place Intramural trophy. Alpho Tou Omego vs. Pi Koppo Phi in Cross Country skills. Pi Koppo Phi won? W restling Independent Wrestling Competition. Alpha Tau Omego vs. Delto Sigma Phi Intermurol Wrestling. ♦ 265 Intramurol volleyball. 266 267 Girl's softball team poses for a picture offer on enjoyable game. Archery and Horseshoe 268 Swimming Lcnnie Shorp sets 3 records for intermurol swimming. 71 Sports Cross Country Teom, Front row, left to right: Joe Clark, Bobby Williams, Pete Egon, Wayne Buyolos, Bill Barfield. Back row, left to right: Wayne Vcry-zer. Woody Griffin, Dean Bohon, Stan White, Dove Foreman, Charles Breaks, Tom Smith, Cooch Plummer. The Old Dominion Cross-Country Team almost forgot how to lose in 1965. Coached by Lou Plummer, the horriers completed the regular season with o 7-0 record including victories over East Carolina, Richmond, arid Washington and Lee. Led by co-captains Wayne Very-zer and Bob Willioms, the O.D. runners captured the Little Eight Championship, Mason-Dixon Championship, and fourth in the State meet in post season events. Freshmen Pete Egan and Bill Barfield were outstanding in their first year and olong with Wayne Buya-los, individual Little Eight Champion, Joe Clark, Dave Foreman, Tom Smth, Scott Stewart, and Pete Wallio, the opposition found Old Dominion too strong. Co-captains for 1966, Wayne Buyolos and Pete Egan, and the rest of the talented squad will probably still remember to forget to lose. Our heroes, Pete and Bill were winners in Freshmon State Chompi on ships. 272 Cross Country Cross Country team protice their take-off in one of their daily practices. O.D.C. 21 Bridgewater 40 O.D.C. 15 Roanoke 50 O.D.C. 23 East Carolina College 38 O.D.C. 15 University of Richmond 50 O.D.C. 15 Washington and Lee 50 O.D.C. 21 Lynchburg 43 O.D.C. 20 Randolph-Macon 43 Won 7, Lost 0, Tied 0 1st Little Eight 4th Vorsity State 1st Freshman State 273 A hard drive to the finish. 274 From this moss of runners, on O.D.C. winner will emerge. Girls’ Hockey Joyvcc-Vorsity scrimmogc. Poced by Burt Hill and Sharon Burkhordt, Old Dominion's varsity girls hockey team completed their 1965 season with a 1-2-2 record. Opening October 2, against the Hampton Roads Club, Old Dominion played a 1-1 tie. The next match was against the Petersburg Club and the Monarchs found themselves on the short end of a 2-1 score. Several days later, O.D.C. played host to the young ladies from Longwood College, the game ending in a 2-2 tie. The fourth game of the season was against arch-rival Williom and Mary and the girls in blue and white were ready for the BIG one. Janice Kolodziez, a 2nd team, All-Stor Tidewater team member, led Old Dominion to a 3-1 victory over the Indion maidens and to its first victory of the year. The final game of the regular season sent O.D.C. to Westhompton, where ideas of o Monarch winning streak ended obruptly by 3-1. Miss Seots next led her players in the tournament at William and Mary, October 30. With three of their top players injured. Old Dominion could not find the winning combination, losing three consecutive gomes. Bolstered by the victory over William and Mary and the tie with Longwood, next year's team will be much improved. The girls have mode a vow for next season, No ties, no losses, only victories. Janice scores against Williom and Mary. { H 276 Loft to right: Jcnicc Kolodzicj, Pot Perkins, Sharon Burkhart, Hayes Leeper, Cothy Carlson, Hilary Millcneaux, Burt Hill, Borboro Trumon, Cothy Craig, Sharon Vines, Ann Burgess, JoAnn Askew, JoAnn Rodes, Dottic Ellen. Girls’ Swimming 287 Freestyle The Synchronettes Sondy Jones executes o stylish Jock-knife. Men's Swimming Records were made to be broken, but the Old Dominion swimmers went to extremes. Of the eleven events in which they participated, O.D.C. tonkmen broke ten school records. The season ended with a 3rd place in the Moson-Dixon Championship to go olong with a 1st in the Little Eight and a 6-5 regular season ledger. Freshman Tom Reid mode impressive showings and participated in the breaking of 2 records. Mike Hechtkopf, despite o broken hand in the latter port of the season, set two individual records, and team co-captain Dave Howell was involved in three new records, as was Don Jensen. With only Howell graduating, the '66-67 swimming team should be spectacular! New School records. 400 yard Medley Relay 50 yard 200 yard 200 yard 200 yard 100 yard 200 yard 200 yard 500 yard 400 yard Freestyle Freestyle Individual Medley Butterfly Freestyle Backstroke Breaststroke Freestyle Freestyle Relay Reid, Buffington, Brown, Brassfield Howell Jensen Hechtkopf Hechtkopf Howell Reid Buffington Jensen Jensen, Howell, Brown, Brassfield Boy's Swim Teom: Left to right. Bock row: Coach Charlie Jack-son, Bob Brown, Don Jensen, Buddy Lane, Reed Korrow, Mike Hechtkopf, Bill Barfield, Dick Buffington. Front row: Tom Brown, Chick Horte, Tommy Reid, Rick Brossfield (captain), Don Omohon, Mickey Gloss. 288 289 Swimming Swimming Scores O.D.C. 53 Citodel 42 O.D.C. 58 Roonoke 37 O.D.C. 64 Gollaudet 31 O.D.C. 33 University of Virginia 62 O.D.C. 47 William and Mary 48 O.D.C. 39 American University 56 O.D.C. 62 Lynchburg 32 O.D.C. 38 Washington and Lee 57 O.D.C. 62 Randolph Macon 31 O.D.C. 72 Georgetown University 23 At leost three of Coach Pete Robinson's seasoned wrestlers foiled to return to this year's squad and the Monarch's dream team seemed to vanish in a puff of academic smoke. The season began on a bod note as the O.D. gropplers dropped their first two matches to Springfield College and the University of Virginia, but Monarch wrestlers hove yet to develop a toste for defeat. With Skip Cote ond Corl Ragland leading he way. Old Dominion won 9 of their last 12 matches to end the season with o 9-5 record. Skip Cote must rate with oil of O.D.'s greatest wrestlers. Completing his career this season. Skip never tasted defeat in conference matches. Sophomore Carl Ragland is fast developing as one of Coach Robinson's finest. Always o bridesmaid but never o bride while wrestling for Maury High, Corl was voted Outstanding Wrestler at the Mason-Dixon Conference tournament at the end of the season. Along with Ragland ond Cote, Larry Christ, Russell Cleveland ond Richard Harris won individual -titles as the Monorchs wrapped up their fourth team championship. Mr. Robinson gives Robert o lesson on how to throw your opponent. 290 Wrestling Tcom, left to right. Front row: Jomes Lock, Roy Corithers, Jerry Scotece, Russ Clevelond, Robert Hogue, John Joehning. Second row: Richord Horris, Russell Flynn, Lewis Mitchell, Bob Johnson, Bob Abroms. Third row: Carl Raglond, Mork Hughes, Bill Brice, Dove Horris, Mike Fronks. Fourth row: Tom Chucholo, Fronk Kiefer, Mike Sovoge, David Todd, Fred LoVonce. Wrestling 291 A great wrestler in a moment of solitude. Rich Harris works his woy to the top of his opponent end to victory. Ken Fucci O.D.C. 13 Springfield 18 O.D.C. 16 Univ. of Virginia 20 O.D.C. 19 Franklin Marshall 18 O.D.C. 9 Princeton 24 O.D.C. 15 Lycoming 14 O.D.C. 29 Auburn 5 O.D.C. 10 Naval Academy 25 O.D.C. 14 Virginia Tech 20 O.D.C. 34 R. P. I. 2 O.D.C. 28 Univ. of Baltimore 11 O.D.C. 30 Hampden-Sydney 8 O.D.C. 25 Washington Lee 9 O.D.C. 25 Pfeiffer 6 O.D.C. 50 American University 50 293 Dovid Todd in Moson-Dixon Chompionship. First row: Ken Fucci (Hwt.), Lorry Crist (123), Robert Hogue (130), Corl Rcglond (137), Russell Cleveland (145). Top row: James Lock (Mgr.), Robert Abrams (191), Paul Cote (160), Coach Pete Robinson, Richard Harris (152), Russell Flynn (167). 294 Lorry Christ receives congrotulotions from his opponent. Bob Abroms mokes o fost pin. A 1965 Moson-Dixon Chomp: Bob Johnson. Corl Roglond with his Outstanding Wrestler Aword. 295 iJ Gymnastics Old Dominion entered a new field of sports participation with the formation of a gymnastics team under the leadership of Coach Tinker Trimble. Although there were no formal matches. Old Dominion met William and Mory and V.M.I. in practice sessions. Included on this year's team were Dale Carey, trampoline; Tommy Gmitter, Jim Hodges, side-horse; Dave Ling-ium, Mike McKenzie, rings; Dale Carey, Kenny Henderson, high bar; and Don Lipps and Dave Booth, parallel bars. Plans for the future include matches with V.P.I., V.M.I., West Virginia, Citadel, East Carolina, Furman University, and the Fort Lauderdale Gymnastics Clinic during Christmas. Don Lipps 296 Tom Tochc Russel Brown Gymnostics Team: Left to right. Top row: Allan Norton, Russell Brown, Ron Oats, Tom Gmittcr, Steve Noel, Mike McKenzie, John Bryont. Middle row: Dole Corey, Neal Kram-orcy, Ken Bredime, Jim Hodges, Burt Reovis. 8ottom row: Mike Curley, Dove Lindhjcm, Don Lipps, Tom Tache, David Booth. 297 Front row: Coach Robinson, Kenny Grubbs, Bob Truitt, Jim Lydston. Back row: Terry Emerson, Tom Cotten, Glynn Rodgers. Varsity Golf Last spring's edition of Old Dominion golf ended the season with a respectable 8-4-1 record and second ploce in the Moson-Dixon Conference Tournament. Led by Medalist Bob Truitt, a well-balanced squad provided Coach Pete Robinson with one of the finest teams in his five years as golf coach at Old Dominion. Competition for the Monarchs was intense ond included Dartmouth, Alma (Michigan), Baltimore University and Washington and Lee. The Old Dominion linksmen were a fine combination of veterans and freshmen. First year men Lee Wood, Glynn Rogers, and Kenny Grubbs joined with Truitt, Terry Emerson, Tom Cotten, and Tim Lydston to record big victories over Hampden-Sydney, Randolph-Macon, Dartmouth and Alma. This year's team should take up where lost year's ended, and present Pete Robinson with another successful season. A foir warning is issued to all rivals. Bewore of Pete's Pack. 298 Bob Truitt and Kenny Grubbs watch on opponent's shot to the green ot Stumpy Lake. Terry in trouble. Varsity Golf Scores O.D.C. 12 V2 Dartmouth 2 2 O.D.C. 6 Dartmouth 7 O.D.C. 91 2 Alma (Michigan) 1 2 O.D.C. 41 2 R.P.I 4 2 O.D.C. 15 2 Alma 8 2 O.D.C. 10 East Carolina 17 O.D.C. 61 2 Randolph-Macon 2 2 O.D.C. 7 Hampden-Sydney 2 O.D.C. 3 2 Washington Lee 5 2 O.D.C. 5 2 Baltimore Univ. 3 2 O.D.C. 7 R.P.I 2 O.D.C. 7 Bridgewater 2 O.D.C. 2 William Mary 7 Tournament (Mason-Dixon)—2nd place 299 I George Perry and More Bufmuth O.D.C. 5 Randolph-Macon 4 O.D.C. 5 Mount Saint Mary's 4 O.D.C. 2 East Carolino College 7 O.D.C. 1 Davidson 8 O.D.C. 9 Lynchburg 0 O.D.C. 8 Bridgewater 1 O.D.C 5 William and Mary 4 O.D.C. 6 Hampden-Sydney 3 O.D.C. 8 Roanoke 1 O.D.C. 0 Washington and Lee 9 O.D.C. 6 Hampden-Sydney 3 O.D.C. 3 Randolph-Macon 6 O.D.C, 6 Richmond 3 O.D.C. 6 American University 3 Overall record 10-4 Conference record 8-1 Varsity Tennis i: Jon Von W Hwm ond ,ines. Far side: Edd.e Ett-ijm Rosennergy. Coach Al Totem opens the 1966 seoson with a fine combination of seosoned veterans and outstanding freshmen who hope to capture the Southern Division Moson-Dixon Conference Championship they lost last season by less thon one point. Compiling an 8-1 conference and 10-9 over-oil record, the Monarchs topped William and Mary, University of Richmond, Randolph-Macon and Hampden-Sydney but dropped decisions to Davidson, East Carolino, and Washington and Lee. The Monarch 1 ond 2 men, George Consolvo and Whitey Howell, return from lost years squad along with Dickie Boines. Freshmen standouts Jim Rosemergy, Jon VonWerkum, New Yorker Marc Balmuth, Bill Dennis, and Eddie Ettner join Bill Broithwaite to round out another fine team that opens its season with Colgote University. Tim Rosemergy 301 Front row: Cooch Totem, George Pcory, Edgor Pcory, Eddy Ettner, D)uglos Luffbourough, George Middleton. Bock row: Jon Von Wcrkum, Mike Mcnslow, George Consolvo, More Bolmouth, Jim Rosemergy, Bill Dennis, Dovid Howell, Rob Lockridgc. Varsity Track Jim Lont wins the 4:40 in the Richmond meet. 302 Ronnie Morriotf—graceful ond long. George Green reoches the tope with no one in sight. O.D.C. 103 Washington and Lee 33 O.D.C. 93 Randolph-Macon 43 O.D.C. 112 Hampden-Sydney 24 O.D.C. 86 University of Richmond 50 O.D.C. 112 Roanoke College 24 O.D.C. 101 Won East Carolina 6 — Lost 0 — Tied 0 44 Finished: 1st 2nd 2nd Little Eight in Conference Indoor Meet in Conference Outdoor Meet Co-captains Ron Etheridge and Larry Crum along with George Green and Lou Coppi paced the ODC Track Team to a 6-0 season ledger in 1965. Beginning with the spring of 1962, Coach Lou Plummer has compiled a 24-0 record in dual meets. In February of this year, ODC placed fifth in vorsity competition at the State Indoor Meet with Coppi winning the high hurdles and Mike Hayes the high jump. This goes along with the Little 8 Championship and second in the Moson-Dixon Conference Meet. The 1966 squad will miss the services of Etheridge who owns the school 100 yard dash record and George Green, 880 and 1 mile record holder. Lou Coppi, considered one of Virginia's premier hurdlers, will be back to co-coptain the Monarchs olong with 2 mile man Bob Williams. The regular seoson opens March 28 against Springfield College. If ODC continues to dominate its opponents. Coach Plummer moy have trouble finding decent competition. Etheridge borely mitsct the tope in the 220. 303 Ronnie Etheridge breoks the tope in the 4:40 Reloy. Zontini, Richards, and Coppi on their woy to another low hurdles victory. 304 Larry Crum begins his flight to the sand. 305 Beck Row: L. to R. Don Stricklond, Bill Yeargon, Dennis Riddlebergcr, Lee McDaniel, Fred Carlson. Middle Row: A. Bud Metheny (Ccoch), Fred Edmonds, Co-Copt., Fred Kovner, Al Baker, Mel Renn, Jim Zodcll, Co-Copt. Baseball The 1965 Old Dominion Basemoll Team was just on average Monarch squad. An average year for Old Dominion, however, is always spectacular. Winning 22 and losing just 6, Coach Bud Metheney piloted his bombers to the Mason-Dixon Conference Championship for the third consecutive year. Leading the Monarchs at the plate was Little All-American Fred Kovner with a .429 batting average. Backing him up was outfielders Jim Zadell and Tommy Harrell with a .343 and .329 overage, respectively. On the mound Fred Carlson led with a 1.31 E.R.A. and 4-0 record. Fred Edmonds, the big man on the pitching staff, had a 8-1 season and 2.20 E R A. The year was not without its disappointments. Riding a 26 game winning streak, the Monarchs were stunned by Ithaca College 4-3 when the tying run was tagged out as he overran third base. In the nightcap, Old Dominion came out on the short end of a 3-2 score. The Monarchs picked up the pieces and started on a new winning streak, but had it end abruptly at 4 games as they suffered one of their worst defeats in history, 17-2 at the hands of Bridgewater College. With the regular season concluded. Old Dominion was invited to defend its N.C.A.A. Eastern Regional College Division Championship at Yankee Stadium. In the finals Union College won 3-1 and prevented Metheney's squad from winning an unprecedented three consecutive titles. Graduation has thinned the Monarch's ranks for '66. Gone are Kovner, Zadell, Harrell, Edmonds and relief specialist Bill Yeargen. The infield remains solid, however, with co-captains Mel Renn and Lee McDaniels, Fred Balmer, and Don Strickland returning. Pitching aces Carlson, Denny Riddleburger and Al Baker are also back with Herb Burton, Tony Zontini, and Robert Williams from last year's freshman team. If Coach Metheney can replace his outfield, this should be another average season. 307 Fred Kovner tokcs botting proctice. One of the rore times Kovner foils to get on bose. Don Strictland beots out on infield hit. 308 Baseball Fred Carlson watches a close play at first. The throw from Reno to Bolmer wos late. 310 Baseball 1965 O.D.C. 16 University of Rochester O.D.C. 10 University of Rochester O.D.C. 1 Dartmouth College O.D.C. 3 Dartmouth College O.D.C. 9 University of Virginia O.D.C. 3 Ithaca College O.D.C. 2 Ithaca College O.D.C. 9 Atlantic Christian College O.D.C. 1 Atlantic Christian College O.D.C. 8 Randolph-Macon College Mount Saint Mary's College O.D.C. 4 O.D.C. 2 Bridgewater College O.D.C. 6 Bridgewater College O.D.C. 8 William and Mary O.D.C. 8 Hampden-Sydney College O.D.C. 3 University of Baltimore O.D.C. 7 University of Baltimore O.D.C. 8 Richmond Professional Inst. O.D.C. 2 Pembroke State College O.D.C. 18 Washington ond Lee O.D.C. 9 William ond Mary O.D.C. 6 Randolph-Macon College O.D.C. 3 Richmond Professional Inst. O.D.C. 3 Hampden-Sydney College O.D.C. 5 Western Maryland College (Mason-Dixon tournament) O.D.C. 5 Western Maryland College (Mason-Dixon tournament) 3 O.D.C. 5 LeMoyne College (NCAA tournament) 1 O.D.C. 1 Union College (NCAA tournament) Wins — 22, Losses — 6 3 311 Yeorgon ond Renn watch a Randolph-Macon bunt run foul. WOWtOCOO OO- CnJOO'JfOCOO — i ) u — — o c General Index Abott, C. E., no Abott, W. G-, 140 Abeshohcen, P. E , 140 Abromovitz, C. M , 100 Abroms, R. M, 140 Acey. N, V., 100 Aekermon, j. T„ 140 Acki . N C., 82 Ackman, M. S., 64 Acoito. O. R„ 140 Adomt. Of. Clifford L , 42 Adorn . J., 140 Adorn . R. G., 82 Adorn . R ).. 82 Adorn . W. M . 82 Adorn , Or. Williom . 56 Addenbrook, M. L., 82 Addenbrook. W. A., 110 Adderholt. B B.. 110 Adkmi. B. G . 140 Adkins. Dr Cephas )., 42 Ad’er, D. F., 140 Aftel, S. H., 110 Aheorn. S.. 140 Ahlborn. R R., 82 Aker . Or. Gerald. 42 Aiberg, C. W., 140 Atberti. D. J., 140 Albertson, L. C., 110 Albertson, R, B„ 140 Albright. M W.. 140 Alcox, H B.. 82 Aldrich, M. F„ 140 Alexander. LA. 140 Atexondcr, R. K., 140 Allovn, S. P., 140 Aileox. W. 8., 140 Allen. A. C., 140 Allen. C. A . Allen. C E„ Allen, C. F., Allen, H. W , Allen, J. A., Allen, M, E,. Allen, N. S„ Al-'en, R. E-, Allen, S. Allen, Williom, Allijon, M. K„ 140 140 140 140 141 141 141 141 141 56 141 Allison, T. L., 141 Allmon, ). M,, 141 Allibrook, J. L. 141 Allyn, Homjer, 56 Almond. 8. S., 117 Alphm, T. W., 110 Altmon, B. S., 110 Alvarez, R A , 82 Alverson, K. J., 110 Ambro , J. R., 141 Ambro e, R. A., 141 Ambrosen, 0. R., 141 Amc . M. K,, 141 Amu , F. M., 141 Ammon , J. L., 64 Ano , G. T.. 141 Anderson. A. L., 110 Anderson, C. R„ 110 Andersen, O L., 141 Anderson, G. M., Ml Anderson, J. R., 141 Andervon, R. O., 110 Anderson, R. L„ 141 Andrews. L. 141 Andros, H,, Ml Anto, J M., 14 I Apgor, B. E.. 141 Apgor, G. L, 82 Apper on. ). L.. Ml Archer, LA.. Ml Archibold. G H,, 82 Archibald, W. L.. Ill Argus, J. L., Ml Armentrout, A. S.. Ill Armisteod, M.. 64 Armstrong, J. H., $2 Armstrong. M. A., Ml Armitrong, R. M., 111 Arncttc, P. R., Ml Arnold, D. L., Ml Arnold, J. S„ 111 Askew, A L., 64 Askew, W. J., Ml Atiyoh, Mr. Steve, 42 Atkinson, E M., 11 1 Atk.nion, M. J„ 82 Atkmton, S. S.. Ml Atkinson. W. T„ Ml Aubert, G. A., Ml Auer, B. O., Ml Aument, 0. C., 111 Aur.tt. L. $., 82 Auttin, C. E., 64 Austin, ). G., Ml Austin, K. F., Ml Austin, S. E., Ml Avery, D. J., 83 Avery. J. $., Ml Aydlettc, M. L., Ml Ayers, F. G„ 141 Ayers. W. A., 141 Ayer . W. T., 64 Bobb, E. R., 141 Bobb. J. D„ Ml Bobbitt, C T., Ml Bocho. C. M.. 141 Bochoroch, D. M„ 64 8ocho . T. L., 64 Bochmon, J. E., 65 Bcchtell, B. M., 83 Badger, R. E.. Ml Bodgett, J. O.. Ml Boeumler, Dr. Howard, Bogley. M. F.. Ml Bognell, V. L., Ml Bailey, B. A, 111 Bailey, R H„ Ml Bcmbridge, Wolter H., Baines, i. A., 141 Baines, R. E., Boise, S. H„ Baker, A L . Bokcr, J. A , Baker, K O.. Boker, RE, Baker. R. H.. . Boker, S., Ill 8okcr. W, O . 142 Bokun, W. D.. 83 Bolobon, D. J., Ill Baldwin, A. 83 Boldwm, B. W . Ill Baldwin, J. E., 142 Boll. W. G . M2 Boll. W. O., Ill Bailance, C. E-, 142 Bollonce, M. S., Ballard, 8 W , Bollbock, E I., Bolmuth, M. I,, Bonks, H. M,, 83 83 142 III 83 142 142 65 111 142 142 65 Bonk , W. E., 83 Bonner, K. A„ M2 Bonto, ). L„ 142 Borbee, G. R., 83 Borcloy. R. B., 83 Borco, T. L., 142 8orefield, R. L., 83 Borcfield, W. $., 142 Borham, T. J., 142 Bomcr, D. L., 8orner, J. M„ Barnc , B. H., Barnes. C. F., Barnes, D. C., Barnes, H. C., Bornes, H. Borne . ). C„ Borne , J. F., Borne , ). M,, Borne . L. G , Bornes, L T., Borne . M. S., Borne . P. S.. Borne . S R.. Borne . W L„ Borne , W R., Barnett. B. A , Barnett. R . Barnette. B , 142 65 83 142 142 142 11 83 142 142 111 65 142 83 83 118 83 . HI 142 III 42 58 Bornhort, J. L, 142 Bornstcod, R. t., 65 Barrett. J. M., 65 Borrett, R. P., 83 Borrett, W. D., M2 Borrick, A. £., Ill Borrtrvgton, C. M., 142 Borron, C A,, 111 8orrow , O. E., Ill Borrow , 1. 0., Ill 8orrows, R. L., 65 Borry, J. M , 65 8ortol, F. V„ 83 Bortol, M, E., Ill 8ortusiok, C. A., M2 Botkctfe. J. H„ M2 Boinight, W. B„ 83 Boss. L. M . 142 Boss. R 0., Ill Bassett, H. 8., Ill Botemon, Mrs. Irene, Botes. C. A., M2 Botes. J. V„ M2 Bottoglio, M. R„ 142 8ottogl«s, P. A.. 142 Botterson, M R , 142 Bough, S. C„ 83 42 Bourn, G. R., M2 Bourn, K. W„ 111 Bourn, W. Ill Bouswcll, M2 8oxtcr, i. O., 83 8oylor, W. B., 83 Beoch, B. R„ 83 Beach, G. W„ 83 Beochom, ). A . 142 Beole, J. W„ 83 8eon. S. E., 112 Beonc, L. L„ 142 Beos-ey, O. W„ M2 Beoube, E D.. 142 Bcc.cko, W. J., 142 Beck. W. )., 142 Beck, William M.. 59 Beddmgficld. D„ 142 Bedes. 112 Bedsole, E L., M2 Bedtole. K. P., 112 Beicrschmitt, L. L., M3 Beigie, C. E , M3 Beisgen, R. t., 83 Belch, ). G.. 143 Belcher, ). A„ 143 Belkov, W. M.. 83 Bell, B. L, 112 Bell, Dr. Charles, 42 Bell, D. C., 65 Bell, J. B., 143 Bell, J. 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D,, 128 Pamplm, Dr. Richard A., 49 Ponos. E. R., 170 Pancoast, Dovid. 49 Ponteiides, L., 128 Pantclidcs. T. A., 170 Popas, Elizobeth, 49 Parodise, 7. W.. 128 Parcscou, R. 7., 170 Peris, C. B.. 99 Poris, G. L-, 128 Poris, M,, 128 Pork, G. F„ 170 Porke, S. 7., 1 70 Porker, A. D., 170 Porker. C. D., 170 Porker, D. 7., 128 Porker, 7. H„ 170 Porker, K. L-, 170 Porker, L. F., 77 Porker, M. B., 170 Porker, M, G., 170 Porker, P. A., 170 Porker, W. L„ 170 Porker. 7r., A D., 170 Porker, A L„ 170 Porkcrson. 7. H.. 170 Porks. E. 170 Porks, E. W., 128 Porks. W„ 99 Porlette, L. R., 99 Pair, D. E., 128 Porry. E, 170 Parry, G. T., 170 Parsons, E. E., 170 Person, R., 170 Port in, R . 128 Portndge, L. A., 170 Portndge, W. H„ 77 Pote. N, O.. 170 Patterson, B. A., 170 Pottcrson, 7ohn M., 61 Patterson, M 8.. 129 Patterson, William, 55 Poul, L. G, 170 Pouley, G D., 170 Payne, B. 99 Poyne, D. W., 77 Payne, M. B., 171 Poyne, 7r., T. W., 171 Peok, R. 0., 171 Peorce, L. C., 171 Pearson, C. G, 99 Peccio, D. A., 171 Peccio, 7. A., 136 Peck, C. G , 99 Peck, R. M„ 171 Peddieord, 7. D., 77 Pedersen, S. L„ 171 Peele, E. V., 42 Pecle, Mr. M.ddrcd, 49 Peerce 7r., W. R.. 171 Peers, N. 7„ 171 Pell, 7. A., 171 Penlond, P. L„ 129 Pennington, R. T., 171 Peoples, C. V., 171 Pcroino, C. W„ 171 Perecfull, R L„ 99 Perger, S. 7., 171 Pens, P. A.. 171 Perkins, P. A., 129 Perry, 0. S-, 77 Perry, Helen, 58, 171 Perry, 7. E.. 99 Perry, M T„ 99 Pcsnicok, C. A , 171 Pcsnicok, T. )., 77 Peterson, D. L., 171 Peterson, G. A., 171 Peterson, G. W., 171 Peterson, Dr. Lclond, 49 Pctnnc. S. F„ 171 Petrusko, C. E., 170 Peyton, C. E., 171 Pfeil 7r„ G R., 171 Pfundstein, M. E., 77 Phelps, O. R , 99 Phelps. 7. E, 171 Phelps. 7. R., 129 Phelps, K. V„ 77 Phemister, A. C., 99 Phemistcr, A, C.. 99 Phillips. B A . 171 Phillips, C. A. 129 Phillips. C. C., 171 Phillips, D. E-, 99 Phillips, M. S., 129 Phillips. S. A., 171 Phillips, T. R . 129 Philpotts, C. O., 99 Phipps. 0. T„ 171 Ph.pps, M. 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V., 172 Powell, S. G., 99 Powell, T. £., 129 Powell, T. 7., 129 Powers, G. M., 77 Poweies, B. T., 172 Poyncr, 7. S., 172 Poyner. W. T.. 172 Poythress, 7. £., 172 Poythress, M. S., 172 Pratt, W. R., 100 Preddy, M K„ 172 Prccott, A. F., 172 Presson, G. M., 77 Price. G. M„ 100 Price, Dr. Kent S., 172 Price, V. i., 100 Prince, 7. C.( 172 Prine, D. 8., 129 Princ, L. H„ 172 Prisko, G. 7., 172 Pritchord. D. W„ 129 Pritchord. 7. G, 100 Pritchard, K. F„ 172 Pritchard, M. C., 100 Pritchord, M. E„ 100 Pritchord. M. W„ 100 Pritchord, Dr. Maurice W., 50 Proffitt. W. E., 129 Provo. W. R„ 100 Pruitt, 7. H., 100 Pruitt, 7. I., 129 Psimos, 7. M., 172 Punsolon, L. M., 172 Punsolon, R. M., 172 Purscll, E. D„ IOO Puryeor, D. L., 172 Puryeor, 7. H.. 172 Puryeor, Of. Robert L., 50 Putnom, M. 7., 100 Puttermon, I. P., 172 g, W. D., 172 s, 7r. W., 172 i. D. F„ 172 C. L.. 100 Rodcliffc. F. E., 172 Robinowitz, D. B., 129 Rodford, 7. H., 172 Rodgono, 7. A. 7r., 172 Rodow, S. P„ 173 Rofol, N. M„ 173 Rofoll, L. 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N., 178 Stricklond, C. W„ 178 Stricklond, J. A , 178 Strickland, J. V., 178 Stricklond, L G„ 178 Stricklond, M. A., 178 Stricklond, P., 80 Stulz, E. E., 178 Styron, C. J.. 178 Styron, S. C., I 78 Sulcer, R. V., 178 Sul.k, P. R . 104 Sulkev.ch. R M„ 178 Sullivan, E. M., 178 Sollivon, T. W., 178 Summerlin, J. G, 134 Supan, M W„ 178 Sutherland. O. L.. 178 Suthcr , M. A., 134 Sutphin, O. M„ 178 Sutton, G. L., 178 Sutton, K. S., 134 Sutton, M , 134 Sutton, R P., 178 Sutton, 178 Sutton. S O , 178 Swofford. J. W.. 134 Swain, T O., 178 Swank, H. C., 134 Swank, S. I., 80 Swanton. C. F„ 178 Swartr, N. K., 104 Sweon, T. F., 178 Sweonngcn, L. B., 178 Swimme. J. F„ 134 Swing, B. S.. 178 Sydnoc. B. B„ 178 Sykc . P. A., Syko . M P,, 178 Symond . K. E., 178 Tobb, Or John R. 54 Toche. T. W., 178 Totbot, C. G„ 178 Talioferro, I. L, 179 Tolioferro, W. L., 104 Talley, E. K., 134 Tarwater, K. P., 178 Tothner, J. H„ 104 Totem, Mr. J. Albert, 58 Tattcrjon, G. H„ 104 Tatum, J. W„ 178 Tovm. R F., Tayloe, H 6 , Taylor, C. L , Taylor, D. C., Taylor, D. L„ Taylor, F, L., Taylor, J. A., Taylor, K. F., Taylor, M L.( . Taylor, R . 134 Taylor, R. A., 179 Toylor, R C„ Toylor, R C., Taylor, R ,E„ Toylor, R J., Taylor. R. P., Taylor, S. T.. Toylor, K. A.. Tcoford, C. G, 134 179 179 134 179 105 179 179 105 179 179 179 105 179 80 179 134 Tcoiley, C. A., 179 Teieh, Mr, Albert, 55 Telle, E E„ 179 Terctkcrz, J. C., 134 Tere ken, T. L., 179 Terrell, J. A . 134 Tgnot. P.. 105 Thoyer P„ 134 Thiel, 6. E., 179 Thigpen. O. W„ 179 Thomot, C. I., 179 Thomot. D.E., 179 Thomot, J., 179 Thomot, J. E., 134 Thomot, L. F., 105 Thomot, L. P„ 105 Thomot, R C, 179 Thomot, R. L., 179 Thomot, S. J., 179 Thomot, W. G , 134 Thompton, C. A., 179 Thompton, D. L., 179 Thompton, G. L, 179 Thompton, J. V., 179 Thompton, J. A„ 179 Thompton, L. M., 179 Thompton, M. F., 179 Thompton, R. P„ 179 Thompton ,T. I., 179 Thompton. Mr. William H., Thornton, M, K., 179 Thumt, A. £., 179 Tibbitt, N. P., 80 Tierney. 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L, 180 Tutmtki, Mr. Joieph, 61 Tuttle, S. S., 106 Tuttle. N. K„ 180 Tuttle, P. A . 180 Tw.ford, J. T., 106 Tyler. A. A , 180 Tyler. N. S., 180 Tyler, W. D., 180 Tylko, J. $.. 135 Tynch, D. R.. 180 Tyndoll, D. J„ 180 Tyner, M. 0., 180 Tynct, C. M , 180 Tyrrel. S. W., 180 61 52 u Umbarger, R. E„ 180 Umphlettc, E. L., 180 Underwood, C. C., 106 Upton. D., 180 Urban,, R. W., 80 V Vadcn, D., 180 Vo.den, C. C.. 80 Voil, T. P„ 180 Valentine, M. ).. 135 Votenxuelo, J. K., 80 Volenxuelo, S. S., 80 Vonalken, J. J., 180 Vonoutdoll, R L., 106 Voncook, J. F . 180 Vondcbogart, J. C.. 180 Vanderict, T„ 180 Vonduyn. Y. C., 106 Vonhunen, J. W., 180 VonKirk, M. E., 106 Vonn, A. 0., 80 Vonn, G. L., 180 Vonn, R. T„ 135 Vonwekum, D., 180 Vottot, G. 180 Vottono, J. T„ 180 Voughon. C. R„ 136 Voughon, J. C., 136 Vaughon, J. L., 180 Voughon, 1. J., 180 Vellinet, R. M., 80 Verburg. P. K„ 180 Vercruyttc, J. P., 180 Verichoor, M. J., 180 Veryzor. W. G., 106 Vetey, 1 I.. 180 Viccellio, H. C., 180 Vickery, H. 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H„ 181 Warren. H. M., 181 Worren, L, A., 181 Worren, R. E„ 107 Wornck, S. $.. 181 Wornngton, D. K., 137 Worttler, J. D., 107 Wothmgton, L E.. 137 Wotxok, K. A., 137 Woterfield, C. E., 137 Woterficld. C. )., 137 Wotert, J. L., 107 Wotert, V. C., 137 Water , W. R , 137 Wotk.nt, S. C. 107 Watk.nt, C„ 107 Walton, H. P., 181 Wotton, H. P., 181 Watton, J. C„ 137 Wotton, M. M„ 181 Wattt, ). A., 107 Watt , J. C.. 107 Weaver, D. E.. 181 Weaver. F. S.. 107 Weaver. J. D., 80 Weaver, M W., 107 Wcovor, W. S., 137 Webb, Mr. Harold Q . 55 Webb, ). H., 137 Webb,( M. I., 107 Webb. N. L, 108 Webb, S. R.. 181 Webb, W. D., 137 Webb, W. G., 181 Wegener, B. A,, 80 We.ch, H.C.. 181 Weidncr, I. G, 137 Weil, J. A., 137 Weinberg, M. H„ 108 Wcmberg, M. M.. 137 We.tol, F. S., 181 Wcittmon, M., 181 Woller, E. H„ 181 Weller, S. C„ 181 Well , D. J., 181 Wcllt, D. J., 81 Wells, D. M . 181 Wells, D. W., 181 Well . Dr. Jamet, 53 Wells, L. C., 181 Well . T. A.. 181 Wells, W. H.. 181 Wclton, D. E., 108 Wenger, J. 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