Pembroke State University - Indianhead Yearbook (Pembroke, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1967 volume:

50.0 Mary H. Uvermore Library Pembroke State College UVERMORE UBRART . PEMBROKE STATE ' I I II IHI 3 3S11 DDm4S3 U Cage LD U81 .P-4625 15 v. 22 50011 Mary H. Livermore Library pembroke State College c V We believe in . . . . . Pembroke State and the quality education The 1967 INDIANHEAD Pembroke State College Pembroke, North Carolina Vol. XXII Mary H. Livermore Library Pembroke State College for which it stands 2 6 Table of Contents Introduction 4 Faculty and Administration. . . .42 Organizations 64 Athletics 112 Classes 148 Conclusion 234 50,0 ' is our desire, that it believe in us. Buildings + Students + Teachers - P.S.C. Son- 5 J |3L A  :4 B ' Aj 1 •J9BH -- College Marching Band. P.S.C. Stomping Grounds . . . 1 0 In Memory of... Dr. Herbert G. Oxendine Dr. Herbert G. Oxendine was a man With whom I worked With whom I played With whom I prayed. He was a husband — a father — a son He was a Professor — a Dean — a Director He was a citizen — a neighbor and a friend He was a CHRISTIAN and he spoke softly. He loved his family — his community — these plains He loved his church and the COLLEGE He loved his faculty — his friends — this student body And to each he always spoke softly. He respected his colleagues and opinions contrary to his own. He knew not false pride, professional jealously, only humility. He knew only dedication, loyalty, devotion and he spoke softly. He was a leader, always ready to assume responsibility— to give of his time and substance— to take a stand based on his own high sense of conviction, of logic, of justice, and right. He was a leader — he was a man Above all that he was Above all that he did Above all that he wanted to be or do He was a teacher, both in word and action and he spoke softly. Some may think the gentle voice is stilled But I think it speaks, and if we but listen It speaks softly. It speaks to those who were privileged to sit in his classes, in his committee meetings, in his civic clubs, in his faculty meetings and in his church. Yes, the spirit speaks; and, as always it speaks softly. It urges the family that life continues, that the same courage and the same dedication to the high call of service to man and dedication to God contain the answers to life ' s mysteries and perplexities and it speaks softly. It urges this student body to continue striving for that same high excellence which he set as the goal for himself and this COLLEGE and it speaks softly. It urges the faculty to remain dedicated to those loftly ideals and standards of personal and professional conduct that marked his own career and ft speaks softly. It urges this COLLEGE and its leaders to press onward — to grow in service and dedication to the high call of education — to keep the faith that the primary purpose, the primary cause, of this college ' s existence — of every man ' s existence — in the pursuit of truth and It speaks softly. No, the gentle, kind voice is not stilled. It has only joined with those of Madison, Reynolds, Hunter, Stillwell, Elliott, Seymour, Albright and Hammond. With them it now speaks. To them it speaks — of this COLLEGE, of its ALUMNI, of YOU and ME. Together they speak to all of us, and they speak softly. His absence creates a void in his HOME, on this CAMPUS, and in this COMMUNITY. He was a man — a man of courage — a man of Faith — a man of wisdom, kindness, and humility, AND HE SPOKE SOFTLY. President English E. Jones 11 For a Quarter of a Century of service, the senior class dedicates the 1967 Indianhead to Miss Marjorie Kanable, who has spent these years willingly helping everyone who would step into her domain, the Pembroke State college library. 12 For His Continued Efforts to widen his students ' learning experiences, and to share with them his vast accumulation of knowledge, the senior class has chosen for Teacher of the Year Dr. Cyril Abbott. 13 Spring Arts Festival 14 Miss Phyllis Kelly . Circle K Sweetheart The Circle K Sweetheart is spon- sored by the Circle K Club. The nominee receiving the largest number of votes from the mem- bers becomes the club sweetheart. nmnm 15 We Bel ere in . . . the expressions of Students 17 The Library : Center of Our Academic World. 19 November Miss Darlene Ketner, Finalist For the first time, the yearbook staff is proud to present the Miss Indianhead Pagent. Each yearbook staff member supports a candidate from which the ten finalists are chosen. The girls are selected from photographs submitted to persons outside, but interested in. the college. The queen and the four members of her court are elected by someone unconnected with the college, the basis of judgment being photogenic ability. The yearbook staff looks forward to making this an annual event. Miss Karen Nance, Finalist %■¥ Finalists L. to R.: Janice Odom. Marilyn Sellers. Caroline Jolly. Lynette Fleming. Brenda Bled- soe, Sharon Skipper. Amy Counts, and Sharon Riordon. Absent: Karen Nance and Dar- lene Ketner Miss Brenda Bledsoe First Runner-Up Miss Caroline Jolly Miss Sharon Skipper Miss Darlene Ketner 21 Miss Indianhead Miss Lvnette Fleming 22 Outstanding Seniors Mr. Tony Bass, since his transfer to Pem- broke State in his sophomore year, has been an outstanding drama student, star- ring in such productions as Hamlet and Our Town. A Student Government member this year, Mr. Bass hopes to pursue a career in dramatics following graduation. Miss Gloria Moore, well-known on the campus for her role as soloist in the Swingers, has served as head dormitory counselor throughout her senior year. Miss Moore, who looks forward to teaching music and voice, is a member of the Music Educators Association. Mr. Jack Dunston, III, an active partici- pant in all phases of campus life, has been a member and president of Circle K Inter- national and has served o n the track, soc- cer, and wrestling team. Always a Dean ' s List student, Jack has joined Alpha Psi Omega, the Radio Club, and C.C.U.N. 24 Are Honored By Mr. Jerry Keen, a four-year member of Westminister Fellowship, has served on the Student Council and as a delegate to the State Student Legislature — House of Repre- sentatives. Mr. Keen, an elementary educa- tion major has accepted a teaching position and hopes to go into guidance counseling. Miss Dianne Carpenter, a French major, is a Dean ' s List student and a college marshal. A transfer to Pembroke State from Wingate College, Miss Carpenter is a member of Le Cerole Francais and hopes to teach French upon her graduation. Mr. Jimmy Turbeville, a four-year member and previous vice-president of the Young Democrats Club, is currently the club rep- resentative to the Student Council. Mr. Turbeville has also been a member of the C.C.U.N. Miss Velva Morgan; an out-standing campus co-ed, is a majorette, a band member, and editor of the bi-monthly school paper. The Pine Needle. Miss Morgan is to be com- mended for her excellent organization of the premiere of the Best Dressed Co-ed Contest at Pembroke State. Mr. Thomas Martin, a true student leader, holds one of the most honorable and cov- eted offices on campus . . . Student Coun- cil president. Tommy , a Dean ' s List stu- dent, has also served as sophomore class president and Student Council vice-president. Miss Kathleen Doxtader, a Student Council representative, transferred to Pembroke State for her junior year. Miss Doxtader has served as vice-president of the Women ' s Dormitory Council, a band member, and treasurer of the Newman Club. Who ' s Who In American 26 Mr. Frank Swinger, II, a member of the Baptist Student Union and the president of the senior class, has participated in a va- riety of campus activities, including intra- mural basketball and softball. Mr. Swinger has served on the Boys Dorm Council and was vice-president of his junior class. Mrs. Catherine D. Neal attended Wtngate and PfeifTer Colleges before coming to Pembroke State. At Pembroke, Mrs. Neal has been a Dean ' s List student and a mem- ber of S. N. E. A. Mr. William Richard Davis has proven his potential as an athlete by playing profes- sional baseball for the Cleveland Indians. While at Pembroke State, Mr. Davis was a leader of the baseball team, having been elected co-captain in his junior year by his fellow teammates. Colleges And Universities 27 December A queen ' s way of saying good-bye. The Miss Pembroke State Col- lege pageant is sponsored an- nually by the Student Council during the Homecoming Week. All contestants must have main- tained a 1.5 average through the previous semester. The con- testants are judged on poise, beauty, manners, talent, and integrity, by persons unaffiliated with the collese. Contestants: L. to R: Frances Rozier. Maryanne Boczar, Donna Stephens. Ruby Norris, Jackie Renkiewicz, Carolyn Bozeman, Jean Birch, Miss P. S. O, ' 66, Dafene Oxendine, Anne Byrne, Francis Russ, Karen Gibson, Sharyn Sheperd, Lucille Evans. Olene Carter. 28 Miss P.S.C. Pageant . . A Queen must . . . Cry Hope Smile Dine Speak 29 Homecoming . . . 1966 Everything is Coming Up Roses. A bonfire every night??? %ite -.- r ' -v mt _ ■ , Ffik ; C2J r s m 1 M Byrd is the word. Cheerleaders are winners . . . 30 Finalists Miss Frances Rozier, Junior Lumberton, N. C. Miss Sharyn Shepard, Junior Brandon, Florida A Miss Donna Stephens, Junior Lumberton, N. C. Miss Dafene Oxendine, Sophomore Pembroke, N. C. Miss Karen Gibson, Senior Gibson, N. C. 31 Miss Pembroke State . . . 1966 Miss Karen Gibson 32 Mary H. Livermore Library Pembroke State College 33 Best Dressed Co-ed Miss Marilyn Sellers, Best Dressed Co-ed Miss Caroline Jolly, First Runner-up. 34 Inside 35 Outside Always 36 Action. 37 From the Opera House 38 to the Discotheque . 39 Social Events 40 Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow Hail to thee, our Alma Mater! Guardian of our youth, Ever lead thy children onward Into light and truth; Unborn youth will take our place To praise thee endlessly, Pembroke State, our Alma Mater, Hail to P.S.C. Raise the chorus, blend the voices, Let the echoes ring. To our loving foster parent Loudly praises sing; Swell the chorus ' till it reaches On through eternity Pembroke State, our Alma Mater, Hail to P.S.C. 41 WE BELIEVE IN . . . the guidance and knowledge as imparted by the . Administration and Dr. English E. Jones President English E. Jones has b. ' en with Pembroke State College since 1956 and has served as Presi- dent since 1962. His background in- cludes a Bachelor ' s degree from Western Kentucky University, a Master ' s from North Carolina State University, and an honorary Doctor of Laws degree from Wake Forest College. Before he was named Presi- dent he served the college as Dean of Men, Dean of Students, and Admin- istrative assistant to the president. Since Dr. Jones ' installation as Presi- dent. Pembroke State College has continued to grow both in student population and facilities necessary to accommodate it. President Jones talks with Dean Moore and Dean Con- ner. i { . - . . 44 Dr. George Moore Dean of Faculty A student can always find Dr. Cortner at his desk. Dr. Fred Cortner Dean of Student Affairs 45 The Administration contributes greatly to the framework of Pembroke State College. It is the job of these people to integrate the various elements needed to maintain the efficiency of the college and to main- tain close contact with the students and their needs. Mr. John L. Carter Registrar Mr. Jason Lowry Director of Admissions Mr. Raymond Pennington Dean of Men Mr. William Mason Business Manager Dr. Herbert G. Oxendine Director of Summer School Mrs. Reba Lowry Dean of Women Mr. Carter hard at work. ■ 46 M. Thereas De Carlo Secretary c Veronica Wade College Nurse James B. Chavis Manager of Student Union Regge Strickland ! M Ei i Secretary Mrs R.,„ :in n; , t ;„ nt ] v i;,,,.. Horace Burnett Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Mrs. Regan patiently listens to students. 47 The Biology Department Mr. Joseph McGirt B.S., Pembroke State M.A., Peabody College Dr. Cyril E. Abbott B.A., Univ. of Wisconsin M.S., Kansas State Dr. Cecil Conley B.S., Univ. of Kentucky M.S., Univ. of Kentucky Ph.D., North Carolina State enables the student to become aware of and appreciate the natural world. It is through this aware- ness that an under- standing of the physical self comes. til 4lfel Dr. David K. Kuo B.S., Tawan University M.S., Univ. of Gengia Ph.D., Univ. of Gengia Mr. Edward Donovan B.S., Pembroke State M.S., Clemson Univ. Dr. Conley takes a coffee break. Dr. Flowers testing lab work of chemistry student. 48 The Physical Science Department Dr. John M. Flowers B.A.; M.S., Univ. of Alabama Ed.D., Duke Univ. Dr. Andrew Ransom B.S., Pembroke State Ed.M., Ohio State Univ. Dr. Flowers helps students in the isotope lab. WTm Dr. Caryl Howard B.S., Missouri Wesleyan College M.S., Oklahoma A M College Ph.D., Rutgers Univ. Mr. Charles Bartlett B.S.; M.S., Univ. of North Carolina acquaints students with the scientific method, and the techniques used in understanding the order of the physical world. Students in this field are exposed to the latest develop- ments in an ever changing and ex- panding field. Mr. Ransom does some last min- ute research work before class. 49 The Math Department Mr. Jacobs relaxes after grading exam papers. ft Mr. Sampson finds Math 105 amus- ing. presents a challenge to students as well the professors because of the new and chang- ing terminology and methods in presenting the old concepts. Mr. James A. Jacobs B.S., Murray State College Ed.M., Duke Univ. Dr. Veeriah V. Kota B.S., Osmania Univ. B.S., North Carolina State College M.S., Osmania Univ. M.S., Lowell Technological Institute Ph.D., Osmania Univ. Mr. Allen reads the comics while class slaves at test. Mr. Gilbert Sampson B.S., Pembroke State M.A., Univ. of Arkansas 50 The Music Department offers the talented student the opportuni- ty to develop his abilities whether vocal or instrumental. Mrs. Ransom smiles for photographer. Mrs. Elma L. Ransom B.S.; M.A., Ohio State Univ. Dr. Francis L. Pfeifer B.A., Panhandle A M College M.A., Univ. of Wyoming Ph.D., Chicago Musical College Mrs. Doris B. Johnson B.M., Syracuse Univ. Ed.M., Univ. of Buffalo Mr. Frederick Bohrer B.A., Wagner College M.A., New York Univ Dr. Pfeifer pauses before entering bandroom. 51 The Art Department Mr. Howard Woody B.F.A., Richmond Professional Institute M.A., East Carolina College encourages students to develop their artistic abilities. With careful instruct- ion sensitive talents may develop in the form of painting, sculpture, construction, or pottery. Mr. Leon D. Wiesener B.A.; M.F.A.. Florida State Univ. Mr. James E. Zemba B.S., Western Michigan Univ. M.F.A., Cranbrook Academy of Art Mr. Woody and Mr. Dunavan discuss art exhibits. Mr. Zemba instructing students in artwork. 52 ■ The Home Economics Department Mrs. Dallmann discusses food nutrients with class. instructs girls how to develop the many aspects of creativity in the home and community. Mrs. Christina P. Long B.S., Univ. of Santo Tomas M.S., Univ. of Rhode Island Faculty and students enjoy bazaar sponsored by Home Economics department. 53 attempts to prepare future teachers to find the most effective methods of conveying knowledge to their future students. The Education Department . . Dr. Kersh relaxes and enjoys a good cigar. Dr. Kenneth G. Kersh B.A., Mary Baldwin College Ed.M.; Ed.D., Univ. of Arkansas Dr. Louis E. Teets B.A., Greenville State M.A., West Virginia Univ. Ed.D., Univ. of Florida Mr. John L. Entrekin, Jr. B.S.; Ed.M., Univ. of Southern Mississippi . ' • ' Dr. Naomi L. Conley B.S., Pembroke State Ed.M., Univ. of North Carolina Ed.D., Univ. of Tennessee Dr. L. L. Murray B.A., Atlantic Christian College M.A., East Carolina Ed.D., Univ. of Florida Dr. Herbert G. Oxendine B.S., Western Carolina Ed.M.: Ed.D., Boston Univ. Miss Fay Jones B.S.; M.A., East Carolina College 54 The Regilion, Philosophy, and Sociology Departments . . . enable the individual to understand more fully himself and life as it concerns him, and he concerns it. Miss I. Ruth Martin B.A., Meredith College M.R.E., Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary M.A., Emory Univ. Dr. Otis G. Carnes B.A., Stephen F. Austin College B.D., Yale Univ. Th.D., Boston Univ. Dr. Abolmajd Hojjati B.A., Tehran Univ.; M.S., Southern Illinois Univ. Ph.D., St. Louis Univ. Mr. Walter T. Stigall B.S.; M.A., Marshall Univ. Dr. Carnes is amazed at stu- dent ' s question. Miss Martin enjoys friendly conversation with Bernice Henderson. Student stops Dr. Hojjati in Student Union to ask about an assignment. 55 The English Department instills in the student the correct form of conversation and composition, and a knowledge and under- standing of literary accomplishments. Dr. Harold N. White B.A.; M.A.. Univ. of Nebraska Ph.D., Univ. of Texas Mr. James S. Farmer B.A.; M.A., Univ. of North Carolina Mr. Howard Hoffman B.A., Milton College M.A., Univ. of Illinois Mr. George W. Polhemus B.A.; M.A., Univ. of Mississippi Mr. Fanner discusses litera- ture with World Lit. class. Mrs. Grace Gibson B.A., Univ. of N. C. at Greensboro M.A., Duke Univ. 56 Mrs. Marjorie L. Farmer B.A., Tift College M.A., Univ. of North Carolina ,4 f ; Mrs. Anne Wells B.A., Coker College M.A., East Carolina College Mrs. Lois Lewis B.A.; M.A., Univ. of Akron Mrs. Mae Walker B.S., East Tennessee State M.A., George Peabody College Mr. Wayne H. Hunter B.A., Louisiana Tech M.A., Univ. of Arkansas Mrs. Farmer stops to smile and speak to student on her way to class. Mr. Hunter busy at work in his office. 57 The Foreign Language Department Mrs. Marjorie Farmer B.A.. Tift College M.A., Univ. of North Carolina Dr. Karl A. Scheele B.S.. Presbyterian College M.A., Middleburg College helps students encounter and develop the fundamentals of any one of a number of languages. Dr. Jose Rodriguez Bachiller En Letras, De La Salle Doctor En Derecho. Universidad de La Habana Mrs. Reba Lowry B.A., Marwille College M.A.. Univ. of Tennessee Miss Christina M. Downes B.A., Glasgow Univ. M.A., The Sarbonne. Paris Univ. Dr. Nicholar Yannacoureas B.A., Univ. of Athens M.A.: PhD.. Univ. of Louisianna ■ K «M I jkM 75 Mrs. Lowry seems to see something interesting. 58 The Physical Education Departmen stresses and impresses health and safety on all students. The faculty stresses the point that development of the body is as important as development of the mind. Dr. Kenneth P. Johnson B.S., Cortland State Teachers College Ed.M., St. Lawrence Univ. Pe.D., Indiana Univ. Mrs. Virginia Ryan B.S.; M.S., Univ. of Southern Mississippi Mr. Raymond Pennington B.S., East Carolina College Ed.D., Boston Univ. Mr. Edwin Crain B.S.; M.A., Appalachian State College Mr. Daniel McNair B.S.; Ed.M., Alabama Polytechnic Institute ed r uca I tio 1 n n d n a ss Wa,CheS freShmen Physi ° al C ° ach Pennin St° evaluates a student as he teach- eaucation class. es a game in pE 3J6 Mr. Lacey Gane B.A., Elon College E.D.M., Univ. of North Carolina 59 The History and Political Science Department prepares interested students with a founda- tion for further study in fields of law, government service, and teaching. Mr. Adolph Dial B.A., Pembroke State Colleee Ed.M.;C.A.G.S., Boston Univ. Dr. Min-Chuan Ku B.A.. National Institute of Political Science. China M.A., Univ. of Michigan Ph.D.. New York Univ. Mr. Jerome McDuffie BA„ Pembroke State Colleee M.A., Wake Forest Colleee Mr. Loren Butler. II B.A.; M.A., Univ. of Arkansas Dr. Avery John Butters B.A., Passionist Fathers ' Seminary MA., Boston Colleee Ph.D., Fordham Univ. Mr. Max Miller B.A : M.A.. Univ. of Colorado Mr. Averitt enjoys his pipe while strolling across campus to class. Mr. Butler does not seem to like grade on the history term paper. 60 Dr. Paul K. Freiwirth Th.B., Atlantic Union College M.A., Potomac Ph.D., Univ. of Maryland Mr. Clifton Oxendine B.A., McKendree College M.A., George Peabody College Mr. Dial discusses history grades with one of his students. Mr. Lloyd Pendergraft B.S., Campbell College m %®W$m Mr. R. Douglas Averitt III M.A., Univ. of North Carolina Dr. Lasflo Tarnoi B.S.; Ph.D., Univ. of Budapest Mr. William R. Bullard B.A., St. Andrews College Mr. Bullard glances up from his reading as a student walks into his office. 61 t I «y|r Of it Mrs. Frances Caraes BA, Univ. of Texas B.S. in L.S.; M.S. in L.S., Columbia Univ. Mr. Walter Musgrove B.A., Univ. of Florida LL.B., Blackstone School Law M.A., Atlanta Univ. is well stocked with books supplementary to courses, reference books, and, of course, books of pure literary value. The library can be considered an intsructor in its own right if taken to its full advantage. The Library Mrs. Kanable checks on overdue books. Mrs. Marjorie Kanable B.S.. Ohio Wesleyan B.S. in L.S.; M.A., Univ. of Denver Student sleeps in library ... he must have had a rough night! Mrs. Marjorie Hojjati 62 The Business Department Dr. Scheele checks schedule with Mr. Pearce. provides a fundamental knowledge necessary for a successful career in the world of industry and business admini- stration. Dr. Karl A. Scheele M.A., Northwestern Univ. Ph.D., Univ. of Berlin Mr. Jerry Ingram B.S.; M.A., Univ. of Alabama Mr. John L. Tarver B.S.; M.S., Univ. of Southern Mississippi Mr. Victor W. Wolf Handelskandidat Sivilokonom, Norges Handelshoyskoe Mr. Joseph R. Pearce B.S.; M.A., East Carolina College Mr. Georg T. Ammons B.S., Univ. of North Carolina WE BELIEVE IN . . . the values gamed through HI 1 L E i ,▼ f  ) V leadership, participation, cooperation Organizations Student Council The Student Council of Pembroke State College offers to its members, and to the students, a challenge in managing student affairs, in working on important committees. and in promoting the highest ideals of honors and achievement for a better and greater institution of learning. Vice President Breeden Blackwell Fred Ford, Ken Burlock, Cathy Johnson, Harriet Davis, Tony Bass, Jimmy Turbeville, Jerry Keen, Sharyn Shepard, Tommy Martin, Breeden Blackwell, Ronnie Gilliard. 66 President Tommy Martin Tommy smiles as he finds so many opinions among the members. 67 These are not really talking about Student Council affairs. Student Council Fred and Ronnie seemed worried about something — could it be- 68 Dean Cortner, adviser, always has time to listen to the problems of the council. HI?rreT n D a a t vIs: S: Sop e h7 m or i e een • « Ke Burl - k -  69 Dorm Councils The primary purpose of the dormitory council is to act as a governing body within its respective dormi- tory. It reviews and makes decisions concerning dormitory rules and hears disciplinary cases con- cerning infractions within the dormitory. L. to R.: Ronnie Singletary. Larry Johnson. John Foster, David John- son, Leslie Tubb, John Caviness, and David Pollock. Gigi Keen President of Girls ' Dormitory Council Sandy Shaw explains the rules to a freshman, Audry Law- rence. John and David discuss the PROBLEMS that present themselves in dorm life. 70 David Pollock Boys ' Dormitory Council Presi- dent Seated L. to H.: Nancy Spell, Gigi Keen, Maryanne Boczar; Standing: Patti Lovetti, Sandy Shaw, Jo Bird, Ruby Norris, Barbara Schell, and Sally Whipp. Seated: David Pollock; Standing L to R.: John Barfield, and David Johnson; Officers. Officers, L. to R: Lynette Fleming, Gigi Keen, and Nancy Spell. 71 An Honor . . . Mr. Claude Thomas Martin — Assistant Chief Mr. James Michael Heath — Chief Marshal Mr. James Jacobs -- Faculty Advisor The Pembroke State College Marshals, official representatives of the school, are elected by a student-faculty committee on the basis of their participation in college life, both social- ly and academically. Mr. Dennis Grant Dale Miss Sharyn Deinna Shepherd 72 College Marshals Miss Julia Dianne Carpenter I I -« S Mr. Larry Ray Brayboy Mr. Jerry Wayne Keen Newman President: James McMahon Balanced programs of religions, intellectual, and social activities are provided through the Newman Club. Catholic training is given on a college level for Catholic students in non-Catholic schools. This reli- gious group was founded in 1915 in the memory of John Henry Cardinal Newman who devoted his life to the Catholic College Student. Secretary and Treasurer: Kathleen Doxtader Vice President: Karl Stehle Row 1: William Sankey, Karl Stehle, Hank Pieper, Jo Ann Mulz. Row 2: Patricia Ross, James Parker, Maryanne Boczar, Arthur Ravander, organist. Row 3: Dennis Fallon, Richard Kotuski, James McMahon, Kathleen Doxtader. 74 The Methodist Student Move- ment provides the opportunity for college students to explore the spiritual and material meanings of life. Members congregate to study, to worship, and to give a fuller meaning to their faith. Methodist L. to R.: John Wilson, Paula Hunt, Jaye Jones, Houston Locklear, Linda Daniel, Don Revels. Ken Burlock, Harvey Putnam, Ann Starbuck, Mary Foltz, Raymond Freeman, Beverly Bennelt, David Neal, Tommy Morgan, Rachel Martin. President, Jaye Jones; Secretary, Beverly Bennett; Treasurer, Harvey Putnam. Faculty Advisors Jack Martin and Marjorie Kanable 75 The ideals of King ' s Pentecostal Fellowship are to provide spir- itual enrichment and Christian service to its members. Pentecostal Row 1: Sharon Shepard Carol Snipes Mary Crisp Row 2: Jo Mitchell Ronnie Gilliard Connie Brewer President Mary Crisp Director Rev. James Leggett 76 Providing depth and balance in Chris- tian education and helping students practice their Christian concern in areas of creative service are the ideals and purposes of the Pembroke State Baptist Student Union. Director, Rev. L. P. Hardy Faculty Advisor, Mr. James Farmer Row 1: Jeanie Hayes, Pamela Winnies, Syble A. Lowry Cathie Phillips, Anne Cribb, Gloria Harris. Row 2: Vera D. Malcolm, Leslie Tubb, Norma Phillips, Brenda Abrams, Dan- ford Dial, Jr., Glenn Caviness. 77 Natural Science Club Mr. Joseph McGirt Sponsor The Natural Science Club is for those stu- dents whose interests include branches of science. Monthly seminars are given by in- dividual members of the club. The activities include field trips to the mountains, coasts, and also a week-end at the State Convention of the Collegiate Academy of the North Carolina Academy of Science. Around the Science building. 79 Mary Jo Bird Editor in Chief Indianhead Class Editors: Dick Vargas, Terrie McGill, Neil Bumgardner Cama Rouse Senior Representative 80 Seated: Jo Bird, Janice Odom; First Row, L. to R.: Dick Vargas, Joyce Graham, Darlene Ketner, Judy Larrison, Nancy Spell, Cama Rouse, Linda Riihinen, Woody Lewis, Terrie McGill: Second Row, L. to R.: Roy Duke, Jimmy Stubbs Neil Bumgardner, Vann Carter, Jeff Bullard, Jack Long, and David Johnson. Sherwood and Roy listen as Janice shows Vann how to list names. David Johnson Photographer 81 Indianhead Judy Larrison Sports Editor Janice and Jo discuss the problems of editing a yearbook. ■mmii Cania and Judy work on layouts. Jo shows Neil just WHAT he has to accomplish. 82 _ -71 Darlene Ketner, Feature Editor Sherwood Lewis, Assistant Last minute typing is finished. Neil pauses to ask Janice a question. 83 Larry Cushman, Layout Editor. Al Hensley and Jo Ann Mulz smile after completing their section of the Pine Needle. Editor. Velva Morgan, looks on as Cama Rouse types up last minute news. 84 Velva Morgan Editor Pine Needle The campus paper seems to be the major intra- campus mode of communication on any campus. The paper reflects the attitudes and opinions expressed by and about the students, and anything that might concern student relationships. The Pine Needle, our bimonthly newspaper, keeps us abreast of all campus Seated L. to R.: David Johnson, Bonnie Dunevant, Barbara White, Caroline Jolly, Bob McKenzie, Cama Rouse, Annette Webb, Elaine Roux; Standing L. to R.: Al Hensley, Jack Long, Larry Cushman, and Kennith Merritt. The night before a deadline all members can find available work. 85 Fine Film Association Emily Coble Pat Ross Ronnie Gilliard The Fine Film Association is an organization on campus com- posed of approximately two hundred students. The officers, under the direction of Mr. Woody, endeavors to provide the student body with films which will enhance a cultural at- mosphere. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Jan. Feb. Feb. Mar. Apr. Apr. 4 18 1 8 10 21 14 11 25 -Tight Little Island -Murder Aho Carnival in Flanders Don Quixote Throne of Blood Charlie Chaplin Star Corned} Program Boris Godunm Pepe The Bicycle ThieF inhering Heights - Mr. Woody. Advisor. 86 Standing, L. lo R.: Lucille Brayboy, Geneva Cum- mings. Ruby Norris, Doro- thy Locklear, Faye Hewitt, Marilyn Stanaland, Mary Ann Everett, L o r e 1 1 a Church, Anita Edwards, Cathy Walters, Eugene Smith; Seated, L. to R.: Jimmy Jackson, Peggy Locklear, Jo Ann Johnson, Lois Locklear, Annie Mae Chavis, Barbara Tolar, and Olene Carter. The Business Club is for students who are majoring in Business Education and Business Administration. The purpose of the club is to acquaint the members with activities of the business world. The club also undertakes projects which benefit the college as well as the members. Mrs. Norma Jean Thompson Faculty Advisor Business Club 87 Home Economics Pembroke Chapter The Kissing booth was very popular during the Christmas Bazaar. The Home Economics Club emphasizes intergroup and international understanding in many fields, especially those concerned with family life. The club serves as a re- cruit for the profession of home economists and demon- strates through individual and group work the ideas of home economics. Mrs. Cristina Long Sponsor Vfrwup First Row, L. to R.: Frances Rozier, Carolyn Bullard, Rita Britt, Lelia Winthrow, Betty Nobles, . Yoma Jane Jones, Mary Diehl, Brenda Abrams, Jane Stogner, Annette Fenton; Second Row L. to R.: Shirley Wright, Patricia Ross, Robin Bunch, Patricia Baxley, Elaine Roux. SN.E.A. First Row, L. to R.: Ron- nie Gilliard, Dr. Naomi Conley, Dr. L. L. Murray. Second Row, L. to R.: Jan ice Odom, Annette Howell, Frances Russ, Sandra An- derson, Norma Phillips, Linda McDowell. Third Row, L. to R.: Gigi Keen, Catherine Berdeau, Lynette Fleming, Irma Goodman, Bill Ezzell. Fourth Row, L. to R.: Horace Jackson, Hazel Jackson, Carolyn Nance, Kathleen Jones. Patricia Slone. Dr. Naomi Conley Sponsor Officers: Ronnie Gilliard, President; Judy Jones, Secretary; William Ezzell, Vice- President; and Doris Deese, Treasurer. The S. N. E. A. provides opportunities for personal and professional growth, development of leadership skills, understanding of history, ethics, programs at state and national levels, and professional activi- ties. This educational club, which was founded in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1857, is open to all Bachelor of Science majors. 89 Anne and Pat work on art exhibits. A campus extra-curricular activity for students who have an artistic trend is the Art Club. This club par- ticipates annually in the Wilmington College Art Show, several times bringing home awards. Funds raised from the auctions given by the Art Club go for scholarships awarded in art. Art students work on project. 90 The MENC is an organization which began this year with emphasis on musical activities and promo- tions throughout the school year. Membership con- sists of students majoring in music. A monthly maga- zine is received with outstanding articles on special musical notations. Meetings of this organization are held monthly for plans and discussions on the lives, works, and interests of composers, periods of music, and other contributions to the music field. MENC Officers, L. to R.: Richard Iacona, Presi- dent; Gloria Moore, Corresponding Sec- retary; Art Rovender, Vice-President; and Peggy Barnes, Secretary-Treasurer. Left Row, F. to B.: John Glover, Pat Oxendine, Robert Lockey, Keith Moore, Vera Doris Malcolm, John Barfield; Right Row: Richard Iacona, Greg Gabler, Gloria Moore, Met Rich, Art Rovander, and Peggy Barnes. 91 Math Club Jack Dunston Math major To students with mathematical minds the Euclidian Club allows them to find social as well as intellectual stimulation. Student lectures and prearranged programs enable exchange of concepts and ideas con- cerning mathematical theory and mechanics. Calculus students concentrate on a difficult problem. Mr. Jacobs and Mike discuss a math article in the newspaper. Math students can always find Mr. Sampson in his office. 92 First Row, L. to R.: Steve Smith, Les Belikoff, Mary Scully, Earl Smith; Top Row, L. to R.: Peggy Wil- liams, Jaye Jones, Catherine Thompson, and Lorna Frost. The Psychology Club meets once every two weeks to discuss psychological problems in the surround- ing area and to see films involving psychology. The club is in the process now of planning a trip to Dix Hill. Psychology Club Mr. James Hubbard Sponsor 93 Deutsher Klub Harriet Davis, Joe Mendal, Carol Melton, and Mrs. Scheele chat about German. For those students who are enrolled in German courses and are interested in the culture, history, and customs of the German people, the Deutscher Klub is an important supplement to their learning. L. to R.: Jack Dunston, Mrs. Lowry, Pat Mullin, and Joe Garcilazo. Mrs. Scheele and Joe take a break from German 94 The French Club is comprised of students who are interested in increasing their knowledge concerning the language, customs, culture, and history of the French speaking people. The Spanish Club is made up of all students enrolled in Spanish. The purpose of this organization is to encourage the student in broadening his knowledge in the different aspects of Spanish culture. French and Spanish Clubs The Spanish Club The French Club 95 Richard Thompson, Mike Carruthers, Wayne Nunn, and Richard Davis display trophies earned by their outstanding skill in baseball. Judy Larrison helps to figure out the intra- mural schedule. The Pembroke Chapter of the North Carolina Asso- ciation of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation is composed primarily of the girls on campus, how- ever, any interested student may participate. Intramur- als for the girls are planned through the NCAHPER. The NCAPHER Chapter 96 The History fraternity at P.S.C. is a new organization on campus this year. Any student who is a history major or a political science major, having a 2.0 aver- age in history, and who has taken eighteen hours in this field is eligible to be a member. History Fraternity Mr. Bullard discusses history with one of his students. Tommy Martin History major L. to R.: Larry Robinson, Har- riet Welsh, Mike Moree, Bree- den Blackwell, Ken Burlock, Jimmy Tuberville, and Mr. Lo- ren Butler, Sponsor. 97 Circle The Circle K was founded in Pullman, Washington, in 1936, and since has spread throughout the nation. The members must have qualities of leadership and scholarship, also each is dedicated to the service of the community and the campus. Vice President Joe Barbera BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Jack Dunston, Rusty Frey, John Clark, Tom Berry, Ralph Evans, Joe Barbera, Curtis Pearce. 98 K Row 1: Larry Cushman, Jack Dunston, Ray Brayboy, Milford Oxendine, Richard Abrams, Joe Barbera, Frank Baker. Row 2: Rusty Frey, Tom Berry, BUI Ezzell, Jimmy Johnson, Al Hensley, Ralph Evans, Lloyd Dalton Tom McDaughlin, John Clark, Ken Burlock. Treasurer Curtis Pearce 99 Phi Sigma Chi Dr. Cecil Conley Sponsor James Garner President Rudolph Baxley. Jr. John Clark Vice-President Paul Mikulus Secretary Leslie Belikoff Breeden Blackwell Ray Brayboy Chester Brock Neil Bumgardner Byron Caulk Bill Corriero Robert Dunn Howard Fleming Mike Goff 100 Vincent La Ruffa Pete Matthews Milford Oxendine Jerome Person Tony Sasseen David Ward Johnny Williams Not pictured: Bob McKenzie Repeat after me Miss Cathy Johnson was honored by the brothers of the Phi Sigma Chi by being chosen their first Sweetheart. Twilight Zone 101 Pembroke State Flutes: Janex Oxendine, Pamela Winnies. Oboe: Peggy Barnes. Clari- nets: Lindsay Clark, Robert Lockey. Danford Dial. Neiia Ann Lowery, Gloria Harris. Kelly Rogers. Velva Morgan, Wanda Chavjs. Pamela Cribbs. Bass Clarinet: Carol Lowery. Contra Bass Clarinet: Frank Perkins. Alto Saxophones: John Knechtges. Patrick Oxendine. Syble Lowery. Tenor Saxophones: Keith Moore. Melburn Rich. Jr.. Houston Locklear. Baritone Saxophone: Patrick Montgomery. Coronets and Trumpets: William Malambri. David Martin. Greg G abler, Alan Brig- man. Irving Negrin. Rudolph Baxley. Claude Maxwell. French Horns: Ronald Singletarv, Ronnie Locklear. Baritones: Edwin Lewis, Marilyn Mitchell. The band begins routine while marching in the Veterans ' Day Parade. 102 Marching Band Trombones: Johnny McPherson, Dwight Bass, Thomas Mitchell, Cletus McLaurin. Percussion: John Glover, Floyd Kinlaw, Michael Edwards, Donald Conway, Arthur Ravander. Tubas: Donald God- win, Dennis Mooring. Keith Moore Drum Major The P.S.C. band gained a new director this year in the person of Dr. Francis Pfei- fer. Under his efforts the band has had numerous ac- complishments, which in- clude its superb marching activities, as well as the two concerts performed during the year. Color Guards: L. (o R.: Grady Harris, Bill Brewington, James Oxendine, Timmie Hunt. Dr. Francis L. Pfeifer Director 103 Majorettes Mary Anne Powlas Marilyn Jo Mitchell Sandy Justice Caroline Jolly Head Majorette Jackie Brangenburg These girls who are members of the majorettes and pom pom girls add a special attraction to our march- ing band. Besides their regular marching routines, the girls also perform dance numbers for half-time entertainment at our ball games. 104 Pom Pom Girls Velva Morgan Majorettes find it easy to smile. Kneeling, L. to R.: Robin Covington, Brenda Lampley, Betty Jo Dale, Belinda Hunter, Judy Thorn; Standing, L. to R.: Marlene White, Bunny McNeill, Mary Scully, Sandy Shaw, Barbara Hester, Paula Hunt, and Olivia Holmes. 105 Chorus The College Chorus, under the direction of Professor Frederick Bohrer, meets three times each week to prepare both sacred and secular music of a classical nature. The group consists of ap- proximately fifty persons who enjoy participating in such an organization. Great time and effort makes each recital or con- cert presented by the group a worthwhile pleasure. John A. Barfield. Beverly Bennett, Sandra E. Bovender, Jac- queline Brangenherg, Judith Brown, Kitty Brown, Shirley B. Bryan, Doris Burdett, Mary Chavis, Harriett Davis, Doris L. Deese, Sharon Dorman. Joey B. Durham, Sammy Eason, Stephen M. Evans, Gary Foley, G. Greg Gabler, Barbara Gehr, Sylvia A. Hamrick, Sherry Holland, Richard lacona, Linda Clyde Jackson, Jenny M. Jones, Judith A. Jones, Mar- ley Kinlaw, Jr., Robert D. Lockey, Velma McKenzie, Emily McLean, William Malambri, Vera Malcolm, Josef L. Man- del, Judith A. Marcy. Gus Martin. Marilyn J. Mitchell, Glo- ria D. Moore, Keith B. Moore. Ralph Nattoly, Barbara Nun- nery, Charles T. Odum, Patrick Oxendine, William J. Parrish, Margaret Patterson, Arthur E. Ravander, Barbara J. Smith, Nancy Smith, Richard G. Vargas, Sigrid Wallace, Russell Wells, John Williams. Pamela Winnies. 106 College Singers First Row, L. to R.: Maryiln Stanaland, Rickie Iacona, Vera Malcohm, Sherry Hol- land, Jaye Jones, Kitty Brown, Margaret Patterson, Dick Vargas, Gloria Moore Har- riet Davis; Second Row, L. to R.: Frederick Bohrer, Keith Moore, Russell Wells Bill Parrish, Art Rovender, Greg Gabler, and Steve Smith. Officers, L. to R.: Margaret Patterson, Rickie Iacona, William Parrish, and Dick Vargas. The College Singers consist of students interested in music. They meet for one hour, four days each week, to sing popular and folk music. This is an ac- tive group which not only enjoys music themselves, but shares their interest with others. A planned tour of three days was enjoyed by the group in the late fall. A simi- lar tour will be conducted in the spring. The purpose of this tour was to solicit students interested in attending P. S. C. !■ I i! Frederick Bohrer Director 107 First Row, L. to R.: Patrick Montgomery, Charles Cargill, Keith Moore. John Knechtges, Jim Parker, Bobby Lockey, Met Rich, William Malambri, Richie Iacona: Second Row, L. to R.: John Lee McPhearson, Greg Gabler, Gus Martin, Rudolph Baxley, Dwight Bass; Third Row, L. to R.: John Glover, Steve Smith, and Dr. Phieffer. The Drummer puts the jazz in the number. 108 College Swingers Junior thinks that playing the trumpet is a great way of getting a DIMPLE. The College Swingers is an extracurricular activity consisting of male students which en- joy playing popular and jazz music. They meet twice weekly to interpret and prepare music for performances. They also enjoyed the tours made for public relations of P. S. C. The Swingers ' performances are enjoyed fre- quently by the students, faculty, and public at concerts, games, and pageants. The woodwinds carry the melody. 109 Pembroke U Li ,1 k A M r fkM - 1 One for Belasco and one for Win throp Ames. That smashing Irene! ' 110 Students interested in thespian endeavors find they can exert their abilities in the productions given throughout the year on campus. Moss Hart ' s Light Up the Sky was the first three act play produced this year, and the second major production was the musical Where ' s Charlie. Either this is an allegory or it is the biggest joke ever played on the city of Boston. ' Players The cast spends many long hours rehearsing for the first musical comedy of Pembroke State College. Ill WE BELIEVE IN the spirit and exhiliration demonstrated by . . . J Cheerleaders The 1966-1967 Pembroke State cheering squad consist of 8 girls, 2 boys, and mascots Patricia Ryan and Breeden Black well. Led by Chief Penny Davis and Co-Chief Beverly Bennett, this years squad will successfully cheer on the vic- tories of Pembroke State College. Chief. Penny Davis Co-Chief, Beverly Bennett Advisor, Mrs. Virginia Ryan, talks with Penny and Beverly. Marilyn Mitchell Olene Carter Alternates, Phyllis Kelly and Joni Gonda Mascot, Patricia Ryan 114 Tony Sasseen Ka ren Campbell 1 1 UvH Hi L : B J VIS Bob White Top, L. to R. Joni Gonda, Beverly Bennett, Olene Carter; Middle. Bob White, Karen Campbell, Tony Sasseen; Bottom. Phylhs Kelly, Jo Mitchell, Patricia Ryan, Penny Davis, and Sandi Bovender. 115 Captain George Brown gives Bobby Hubbard a pep talk. Soccer October 4 St. Andrews Won October 7 East Carolina Won October 11 Methodist Won October 15 Wilmington Won October 18 N. C. Weslyan Won October 22 William and Mary Won October 25 Belmont Abbey Lost October 29 St. Andrews Lost November 1 East Carolina Won November 5 Davidson Won November 11 Pfeiffer Tied Standing, L. to R. Manager. Randy Pryor. Jim McMahon. Anker Bell. Don Smith, Skip Fedak. Bob Liddle. Jerry Daniel, David Ward, Tommy Black. Coach, Don McNair; Kneeling. Bucky Horn. Jimmy Riordan, Ihor Lukiw, Steve Akiss, Bobby Hubbard, Jack Dunston, George Brown, George Ashley, Frank Baker, and Denny Arket. 116 Take it all the way down, Ihor! The 1966 soccer team, under Coach Daniel Mc- Nair, compiled an 8-2-1 record this year, the most successful in the short history of the sport at Pem- broke. Led by Captain George Brown and Co- Captain Buck Horn, the Braves rolled up an im- pressive six game winning streak before bowing to Belmont Abbey 1-0. Winning two and tying one out of the last four games, the Braves are looking for- ward to an even better season next fall. You take it! ... . No, you take it! 117 Goalie Bobby Hubbard reaches high. 118 Soccer That ' s using your head, Buck! Well, somebody get it! Easy does it, George. 119 Basketball Standing, L. (o R. Charles Sarelakos, Hank GambardeMa, Gary Whitman, J. D. Simmons, Henry Byrd, Wiley Barrett, Carl Peed. Joel Goins, Jimmy Gambardella; Kneeling. Mac Porter, Mike Heath, and Joe Gallagher. Nov 19 Charleston Bapt. Col. Away Nov 28 Guilford College Away Nov 30 Atlantic Christian Col. Away Dec. 2 Mars Hill College Away Dec. 3 Asheville-Biltmore Away Dec. 5 Erskine College Away Dec. 7 Frederick College Away Dec. 9 Belmont Abbey Col. Home Dec. 10 Methodist College Home Dec. 12 Wofford College Away Dec. 15 Campbell College Away Jan. 10 Baptist College Home Jan. 12 Wofford College Home Jan. 14 St. Andrews College Home Jan. 24 St. Andrews College Away Jan. 25 Wilmington College Home Jan. 27 Mars Hill College Home Jan. 28 Belmont Abbey Col. Away Jan. 31 Campbell College Home Feb. 1 Methodist College Away Feb. 4 Frederick College Home Feb. 8 Wilmington College Away Feb. 11 Asheville-Biltmore Home Feb. 13 Erskine College Home Feb. 15 Elon College Home Feb. 17 R. P. I. Home Feb. 18 R. P. I. Home Coach Edwin Crane and Coach Lacey Gane. 120 The team proudly shows their new sport jackets. Mike Heath 5 ' 10 Mac Porter 6 ' 5 Joe Gallagher 6 ' 7 Hank Gambardella 6 ' 0 Wiley Barrett 6 ' 4 Henry Byrd 6 ' 6 Jimmy Gambardella 5 ' 9 Joel Goins 6 ' 0 Carl Peed 6 ' 0 J. D. Simmons 6 ' 4 Charles Sarelakos 5 ' 11 Gary Whitman 6 ' 1 The 1966-1967 basketball team is expecting a good year. With 6 ' 7 Joe Gallagher and the other much improved lettermen, Coach Gane and Coach Crane are pushing for a victorious season. 121 Peed scores two against Methodist. Basketball Byrd goes up for two Joe Gallagher Carl Peed 122 Joel Goins Mike shoots — Mac watches. Henry Byrd Byrd jumps high for two more points. Wiley Barrett Jimmy Gambardella 123 Porter scores against Belmont Abbey. Basketball Pardon Me, but can I stand on your legs for this basket? 124 Coach Ray Pennington signals at third base. Baseball Gone from the 1966 team, which had a record of 28 wins and 4 losses, are shortstop Richard Davis, 2nd baseman Richard Thompson and pitcher Lewis Godwin. The Braves ' success in 1967 depends on how well freshmen perform at key positions. The outfield returns intact with Ray Brayboy, Johnny Williams, and Richard Straughn. Ro- land Deaton is back at 3rd base and Mike Carruthers returns to man 1st base. Filling the vacancies at the keystone will be letter- man Tommy Warren at second base and freshman Ronnie Collins at shortstop. Catch- ing duties will be handled by senior Elwood Baker who will be backed up by Greg Allen and Aaron Hicks. Heading the pitching staff will be veterans Wayne Nunn, Larry Crews, Bobby Hubbard and Keith Manning. Realiz- ing that a 28-4 record is hard to beat the Braves nevertheless, will be shooting for the NAIA District 26 crown which they won in 1965 and lost in the finals to Guilford in 1966. Standing, L. to R. Ronnie Collins, Wayne Nunn, Roger Mill- er, Danny Howell, Mike Carruthers, Larry Crews, Bobby Hubbard, Keith Manning, Tommy Warren, Glen Hannigan, Richard Straughn; Seated. Manager, Johnny Smith, Robert Wengert, Lyn Young, Ray Brayboy, Johnny Williams, Ro- land Deaton, Elwood Baker, Greg Allen, Ronnie Luck, Aaron Hicks, and Manager Harold Black. 125 1967 Baseball Schedule March 18 Baptist College Away March 22 Appalachian State Home March 24 Marshall Univ. Home March 27 Milligan Collegt Home ' March 28 Milligan College Home March 29 Williams College Home March 30 Williams College Home April 1 Univ. of Massachusetts Home April 5 Elon College Home April 8 Belmont Abbey College Home April 11 St. Andrews College Away April 12 Campbell College Away April 14 Baptist College Home April 19 Campbell College Home April 27 St. Andrews College Home April 28 Wilmington College Away May 2 Wilmington College Home ■ May 5 High Point College Away May 6 Elon College Away Baseball « ■ Bob Wengert takes a full swing. Co-Captain Elwood Baker is ready for action. 126 Center-fielder Richard Straughn fires to home for the 3rd out. Name Class Position Roger Miller Fr. P Ronnie Luck Fr. P Larry Crews Ir. P Wayne Nunn Ir. P Keith Manning Sr. P Bobby Hubbard Ir. P Gordon Monroe Fr. P George Holden Fr. P Elwood Baker Sr. C Greg Allen Fr. C Aaron Hicks Fr. C Mike Carruthers Ir. IB Preston Douglas Fr. IB Tommy Warren Ir. 2B Ronnie Collins Fr. ss Lyn Young Fr. UIF Hoyt Alford Fr. UD? Johnny Williams Soph. OF Ray Brayboy Soph. OF Richard Straughn Sr. OF Glenn Hannigan Soph. OF Kenneth Cardill Fr. OF Roland Deaton Sr. 3B Pete Jones Fr. 3B Danny Howell Fr. 3B J. T. Hammond Fr. 3B Coach Pennington talks with Co-Captains Elwood Baker and Roland Deaton. 127 Pitcher Keith Manning winds up before the strike-out. Baseball Another bunt takes Richard Straughn to first base. i ' W « I ' Mike Carruthers makes the catch in plenty of time. 128 Pitcher Bobby Hubbard eyes the situation. All right Ray, not that far over the fence! Step aside batter, says left-hander Larry Crews. 129 Wrestling Kneeling — L. to R. Gordon Connell. Bill Pepper, Francis Michael, John Decembrino. Terr} ' Trapton. Standing — L. to R. Harry Whitehead. Joe Termne, Frank Termne, Bill Sanke, Louie Lagoni, and Coach Dan McNair. STATE eTATr STATE .u-.g % £-. Sbofi • 1 « S?5 ffi£ W Ro WRESTLING This years wrestling squad, coached by Dan- iel McNair, has started out with a terrific season. Captain Bill Sanke. the only return- ing letterman on the starting team, and the rest of the team composed of all Freshman are ready for action. Some of our new Fresh- man this year are Francis (Yogi) Michael. Gomer Connel. twins Frank and Joe Ter- mine. and Ron Clauhs. All of the boys have worked hard so far, and both them and Coach McNair are looking for the cham- pionship. Coach Dan McNair cheers on Captain Bill Sanke before a match. 130 Outstanding wrestler, Frank Termnie — half of a matched set . |ipr S bs ' ■ .oft 1 ■a V ' j1 fl M f 1 MBRfi. jcnsi ? A STATE KSBMs r 1 r ' j 2H B Wrestling Come on, I ' m ready. y ■0 1 . ■UL 0 h  v After a match — Terry Traptor and John Decem- brino. The line up 131 Louie anxiously awaits his turn on the mat. Wrestling This is not the way you play leap-frog! 132 fey H. livermor« tibrm. Pembroke State College Golf Show us how its done, Linwood. The 1967 Pembroke State College golf team has already begun forming and practicing so that they can be in top shape for this years season. Coach Gane feels that with some practice, this years tennis team can put themselves on top. March 31 Wilmington away April 4 Charleston Baptist away April 10 Campbell home April 18 Belmont Abbey home April 20 Campbell away April 24 Wilmington home May 1 Belmont Abbey away St. Andrews and Methodist will also be played but here is no date as yet. Keep your eye on the ball, Wiley. 133 Tennis This years tennis team, already practicing, is ready for a big season. With the strongest and best tennis players. Dr. Johnson and his boys, are anxiously awaiting their first match. Returning this year is Ray Goldberg, first starter. Others returning are Ihor Lukiw. Bruce Cook. Ray Baucom, and Matt Gwynne. Dr. Johnson stated that his new men, Charles Spiron and Dick Schultz. will definitely be an asset to his 1967 tennis team. Alright, E, get back in the court. Tennis Schedule March 31 Wilmington away April 4 St. Andrews away April 7 UNC Charlotte home April 11 Campbell home April 18 Belmont Abbey home April 20 Campbell away April 24 Wilmington home April 28 St. Andrews home May 1 Belmont Abbey away May T UNC Charlotte away May 1 2 13 NAIA Tournament Tennis Team — Bottom, L. to R.: Coach Dr. Johnson, Ray Goldberg. Bruce Cook, Ray Baucom. Top, L. to R.: Charles Spiron, Dick Schulz, Matt Gwynne. 134 - r,-0 Perfect form! Matt and Ray win the final point. Will you play with me again tomorrow, Ray? Senior Dick Schulz awaits a hand- shake with his opponent before a match. 135 Coach Crain talks with track star George Brown before a meet. Track The 1967 Track Team is rapidly getting into top shape, says Coach Ed Crain. The returning lettermen. including George Brown. David De- Paul. Larry Wilson. Phil Cheers, and David Ward, are back and preparing for this year ' s meets. Coach Crain said that his freshmen are coming along fine and strong and that he is pleased with all of them. With their heads up high, the 1967 track team is lookins for a successful season. 1967 Track Team — Bottom L. to R.: Larry Wilson. Phil Cheers. George LaPore. David Ward. George Cooper, Rich- ard DeLimma. George Brown. Top L. to R.: Donald Horn. Stan Foster, Tommy Roberts. Charles Little. Danny Weaver, George Holden, Anker Bell. David DePaul, and Coach Crain. 136 A Spartan feat! 1967 Track Schedule March 31 open date April 7 St. Andrews April 11 High Point and Presbyterian College April 18 Wofford College April 22 Davidson Relays April 26 open date April 28 open date May 1 Campbell College May 8 District 26 Meet May 20 State Meet f i Perfection In Muscular Control. 137 Track Up, up, and away says Buck Horn. Go, go, go . . . 138 J 9 4 I Anker Bell smiles as he pulls ahead over the finish line. George LaPore and Danny Weaver complete their jumps. Another mile and I ' ll be finished, says long distance runner, George Brown. 139 Boys ' Intramurals Matt Gwynne prepares to return the serve. Touchdown, touchdown, here I come. Bring that ball down here, says referee Bobby Hubbard. 140 Get out of the way — I ' m going to make a basket. 141 You give me that back! The match starts in five minutes, Gomer. Boys ' Intramurals . . i This isn ' t ballet, Ihor! 142 Alright, that ' s my boys- 1966-1967 Basketball Results A Nov. 19 Baptist 81-70 A Nov. 28 Guilford 75-77 A Nov. 30 Atlantic Christian 79-91 A Dec. 2 Mars Hill 100-76 A Dec. 3 Asheville Biltmore 87-78 A Dec. 5 Erskine 54-66 A Dec. 7 Frederick 80-78 H Dec. 9 Belmont Abbey 74-79 H Dec. 10 Methodist 55-50 A Dec. 12 Wofford 68-77 A Dec. 15 Campbell 63-66 H Jan. 10 Baptist 81-77 H Jan. 12 Wolford 70-61 H Jan. 14 St. Andrews 108-64 A Jan. 24 St. Andrews 122-62 H Jan. 25 Wilmington 71-64 H Jan. 27 Mars Hill 92-81 A Jan. 28 Belmont Abbey 58-53 H Jan. 31 Campbell 72-56 A Feb. 1 Methodist 65-52 H Feb. 4 Frederick 83-81 A Feb. 8 Wilmington 67-66 H Feb. 11 Asheville Biltmore 94-89 H Feb. 13 Erskine 67-71 H Feb. 15 Elon 86-75 H Feb. 17 R P I 77-60 H Feb. 18 R P I 99-92 143 Girls ' Intramurals Get out of my way, girls! I can jump higher than you can. ■1 4 .1 C s as Yeah, Judy, it ' s going over the net! Well, I ' m ready. Where ' s the ball? Up, up, and away . Look out, you ' re knocking it out of bounds. 145 Swan diving into the net. Girls ' Intramurals I thought you could make a lay-up shot? Listen, shorty, you shouldn ' t mess with the big girls. 146 Collins up at bat. On December 8th, the Junior Class of ' 68 sponsored a Student-Faculty basketball game in the college gym. The game itself was funny, but the graceful, sweet cheerleaders and pom pom girls topped off the evening. During the halftime of the game Bobby Hub- bard auctioned off the embarrassed basket- ball players (including Coach Crain). All of the boys went for surprisingly high prices, especially the Coach who was sold for twenty dolls. His buyer was a very happy girl — and a very broke one too! Stop the game. Dear, your garder is loose. Here sweetheart, its your turn. 147 WE BELIEVE IN people and the basic principles of human understanding Classes Senior Class Officers L. to R. Frank Swinyer, President; Ronnie Gilliard, Vice President; Gigi Keen, Secretary-Treasurer; and Jerry Keen, Student Council Representative. 151 .ichard C. Abrams Edward Alexander Sarah Allen Lynbrook, N. Y. Red Springs. N. C. Lumberton, N. C. B.A. History B A. English B.S. Elementary Ed William T. Allen Charleston, S. C. B.S. Political Science Donna F. Bailey Dividing Creek, N. J. B.S. Biology Elwood Baker Greensboro, N. C. B.S. Physical Ed. 152 A SENIOR wins again. Seniors Linda Barnes Kannapolis, N. C. B.A. English Tony Bass Raeford, N. C. B.A. English Harold Ray Baucom Raeford, N. C. B.S. Business Ad. Leslie Belikoff Long Beach, N. Y. B.A. Psychology 153 Seniors Mary Catherine Berdeau St. Pauls, N. C. B.S. Physical Ed. Luther Thomas Bounds Red Springs, N. C. B.A. Mathematics Carolyn Bozeman Lumherton, N. C. B.A. English George P. Brown Ellen Jane Bryan Jeff M. Bullard Long Island, N. Y. Lumberton, N. C. Fayetteville, N. C B.S. Physical Ed. B.S. Physical Ed. B.S. Business Ad. 154 Anne Byrne Raeford, N. C. B.S. Art Dianne Carpenter Monroe, N. C. B.A. French Cordelia Ann Carter Red Springs, N. C. B.A. Mathematics Bobby Chandler Michael H. Claypool Emily Coble Wingate, N. C. Fayetteville, N. C. Garland, N. C. B.A. Psychology B.S. Biology B.A. History 155 Bob Coggins Albemarle, N. C. B.S. Physical Ed. Ken Coleman Elizabethtown, N. C. B.S. Business Ad. Donald Ray Conway Beaufort, N. C. B.S. Business Ad. William Corriero Long Beach, N. Y. B.A. Psychology David L. Covington Passaic, N. J. B.A. History Don Wendell Creed Laurinburg, N. C. B.S. Chemistry 156 Seniors Allen Michael Cross Laurinburg, N. C. B.S. Art Richard Davis Bladenboro, N. C. B.S. Physical Ed. John Cutrell Fair Bluff. N. C. B.S. Art T. Roland Deaton Greensboro, N. C. B.S. Physical Ed. Dennis G. Dale Farmingdale, N. Y. B.S. Political Science Doris Deese Maxton, N. C. B.S. Elementary Ed. 157 George Dillard Evergreen. N. C. B.S. Biology Donald Wayne Dixon Lumberton. N. C. B.S. Physical Ed. Kathleen Doxtader Patchoque, N. Y. B.A. English Eunice B. Edwards Chadbourn, N. C. B.S. Elementary Ed. Jimmy, quit reading the postcards 158 Dudley Ellerbe Hamlet, N. C. B.A. English Phillip Mitchell Essey, Jr. Maxton, N. C. B.A. Psychology Beverly Ann Evans Rockingham, N. C. B.S. Elementary Ed. William Ralph Evans Beulaville, N. C. B.A. Mathematics Gary N. Foley, Jr. St. Pauls, N. C. B.S. Business Ad. Russell P. Frey Endicott, N. Y. B.A. History 159 Seniors Wells Garden Laurinhurg, N. C. B.A. English Faye Garland Whiteville, N. C. B.S. Business Ed. James Garner Liberty, N. C. B.S. Business Ad. Gilbert Howard Gibson Karen Gibson Hal Alan Gill Laurinburg, N. C. Gibson, N. C. Red Springs, N. C B.S. Art B.A. History B.A. Mathematics 160 rl Ronnie Gilliad Chadbourn, N. C. B.S. Biology Lewis Godwin Raleigh, N. C. B.S. Physical Ed. Linda Gore Clarendon, N. C. B.S. Elementary Ed. Allen K. Grovenstein Maxton, N. C. B.S. Business Ad. Patricia Conwell Haines Fayetteville, N. C. B.A. French Kathleen Harrelson Cerro Gordo, N. C. B.S. Business Ed. 161 m Alice M. Harris Laurinburg, N. C. B.S. Elementary Ed. Grady C. Harris Pembroke, N. C. B.A. Mathematics James Michael Heath Greensboro, N. C. B.A. Mathematics James E. Henry Fayetteville, N. C. B.S. Business Ad. Jesse Thomas Hinson Bladenboro, N. C. B.S. Business Ad. George Holmes, Jr. Raleigh, N. C. B.S. Business Ad. Seniors 162 Organization — the key to success!!! Marilyn Huggins Tabor City, N. C. B.S. Physical Ed. Martha Irby Raeford, N. C. B.S. Elementary Ed. Rickie B. Houston Beulaville, N. C. B.A. Mathematics Hazel H. Jackson Dillon, S. C. B.S. Elementary Ed. Horace L. Jackson Dillon, S. C. B.S. Elementary Ed. Roscoe Jacobs, Jr. Bolton, N. C. B.A. Social Science 163 Robert Louis Johnson, Jr. Stedman, N. C. B.S. Business Ad. Connie Jones Lumherton, N. C. B.S. Elementary Ed. Daniel Jones Laurinburg, N. C. B.S. Business Ad. Georgette Keen Asbury, N. J. B.S. Elementary Ed. Jerry Wayne Keen Wilson, N. C. B.S. Elementary Ed. John Knechtges Newark, Ohio B.S. Biology 164 Seniors Johnny P. Lanier Chinquapin, N. C. B.S. Physical Ed. Thomas A. Lewis Lumberton, N. C. B.S. Business Ad. Colonel Reese Locklear Maxton, N. C. B.S. Biology Dora Locklear Maxton, N. C. B.S. Elementary Ed. Ernie S. Locklear Maxton, N. C. B.A. Mathematics James Locklear Rowland, N. C. B.A. History 165 Linda Locklear Maxton, N. C. B.A. History Pattie Locklear Pembroke, N. C. B.S. Physical Ed. Philip Ray Locklear Pembroke, N. C. B.A. Mathematics Carolyn Hubbard Pembroke, N. C. B.S. Elementary Ed. Sylvia Sue Lookabill Wadesboro, N. C. B.S. Elementary Ed. Johnson Truman Lowery Maxton, N. C. B.S. Elementary Ed. Look Ma! No hands!!! Seniors David McDonald Red Springs, N. C. B.S. Physical Ed. Robert Eugene McKenzie Maxton, N. C. B.S. Art Charles Ross McLaurin Tuscaloosa, Ala. B.S. Business Ad. Flora Jane McMillian Laurinburg, N. C. B.S. Physical Ed. Pat McNeil Lumberton, N. C. B.S. Art Rodney Clay McPherson Clarendon, N. C. B.S. Psychology 167 Seniors Rebecca McRorie Wadesboro, N. C. B.A. Sociology Vera D. Malcolm Pembroke, N. C. B.A. Music Roger Manners Rockwell, N. C. B.S. Biology Keith Manning Wilson, N. C. B.S. Physical Ed. Charles F. Mansfield HI Taunton, Mass B.S. Political Science James Earl Martin Tar Heel, N. C. B.S. Business Ad. 168 Tommy Martin Hamlet, N. C. B.S. History Peter Matthews Long Beach, N. Y. B.S. Art John Mew St. Pauls, N. C. B.S. Physical Ed. Robert John Montgomery Rahway, N. J. B.S. History William Moore Bolton, N. C. B.S. History Claude Moore Pembroke, N. C. B.A. Mathematics 169 Who says teaching school doesn ' t pay? Gloria Moore Florence, S. C. B.A. Music Betty Morgan Raeford, N. C. B.S. Elementary Ed. Velva Dean Morgan Gastonia, N. C. B.A. English Carolyn E. Nance Bladenboro, N. C. B.S. Elementary Ed. Shelby Jean Nance Cerro Gordo, N. C. B.S. Elementary Ed. Catherine Neal Lilesville, N. C. B.S. Elementary Ed. 170 Betty Nobles Lumberton, N. C. B.A. Home Ec. Larry Bruce Norris Garland, N. C. B.A. English Ruby Norris Tabor City, N. C. B.S. Business Ed. William Eldridge Norton Laurel Hill, N. C. B.S. Business Ad. Elizabeth Nye Lumberton, N. C. B.S. Elementary Ed. Jerry Oxendine Pembroke, N. C. B.S. Elementary Ed. 171 James Parker Elizabethtown, N. C. B.A. History John David Pollack Hickory, N. C. B.S. Chemistry Sue Priest Hope Mills, N. C. B.S. Elementary Ed. Jacqueline Renkiewiez Linda Riihinen Wayne Mitchell Ritter Philadelphia, Pa. Spencer, N. Y. Aberdeen, N. C. B.S. Biology B.A. Mathematics B.S. Physical Ed. 172 Seniors Patricia Ross Lake Waccamaw, N. C. B.A. Home Ec. Cama LeDare Rouse Hope Mills, N. C. B.S. Elementary Ed. Jan Rozier Orrum, N. C. B.S. Elementary Ed. Richard E. Rush Fayetteville, N. C. B.S. Business Ad. George Rusher Salisbury, N. C. B.S. Art Patricia Sadler Macon, N. C. B.S. Elementary Ed. 173 Nancy Sampson Pembroke, N. C. B.S. Elementary Ed. Kelly Keith Sanderson Pembroke, N. C. B.S. Elementary Ed. Marilyn Sellers Ruby, S. C. B.A. Home Ec. Judith Sessoms Bladenboro, N. C. B.A. English Linda Simms Laurinburg, N. C. B.S. Business Ed. Howard Slone Roslyn Heights, N. Y. B.S. Business Ad. 174 Seniors Jarvis Wallace Smith Fayetteville, N. C. B.S. Business Ad. William L. Smith Fairmont, N. C. B.S. Physical Ed. Harry Huggins Tabor City, N. C. B.S. Physical Ed. Marilyn Stanaland Ash, N. C. B.S. Business Ed. William T. Stanten Red Springs, N. C. B.S. Business Ad. Karl Stehle, Junior Waldwick, N. J. B.A. History 175 Seniors Frank C. Swinyer, Jr. Newton Grove, N. C. B.A. History Hal Kelly Tatum Elizabethtown, N. C. B.S. Business Ad. George Taylor Whiteville, N. C. B.A. History James Tedder Fairmont, N. C. B.A. Business Ad. Dianne Terry Rockingham, N. C. B.S. Elementary Ed. Glenda Thomas Laurinburg, N. C. B.S. Elementary Ed. 176 John Thorndyke Lumberton, N. C. B.S. Physical Ed. Jimmy Turberville Tabor City, N. C. B.A. History Margaret H. Tudor Newburgh, N. C. B.A. Home Ec. Carlton Tuton Chadbourn, N. C. B.S. Chemistry Lana Sue Tyndall Lumberton, N. C. B.A. English Patricia Currie Tyner Laurel Hill, N. C. B.S. Biology 177 Guy Harrell Veach Elizabeth City, N. C. B.A. History Judie Waddell Fair Bluff, N. C. B.A. Mathematics Mabel Walters Lumberton, N. C. B.S. Elementary Ed. Seniors Keep talking, I ' m listening. 178 Harriet Welsh Lumberton, N. C. B.A. English Anna Fowler White Salemburg, N. C. B.S. Elementary Ed. Janice Todd Wilkerson Lumberton, N. C. B.S. Elementary Ed. Helen Sue Williamson Evergreen, N. C. B.S. Elementary Ed. Robert Wittman Jamestown, N. C. B.S. Sociology Carol Campbell Wright Clarendon B.S. Elementary Ed. Shirley Wright Raeford, N. C. B.A. Home Ec. Junior Class Officers L. to R. Caroline Jollv. Secretary; Curtis Pierce. President: Ken Burlock. Student Council Representative; Mary Jo Bird, Vice-President. 180 Juniors Baxley, Junior St. Pauls Behrens, Donald Henry Nesconset, N. Y. 181 Juniors Bird, Mary Jo St. Pauls Berry, Gerald Hamer, S. C. Blackwell, Breeden Bennettsville, S. C. Biesecker, Jack Lexington o 1 J lift Bledsoe, Brenda Brigman, Charles Laurinburg McColl, S. C. Brock, Robert Chester Hazelwood Brooks, Virginia Fairmont 182 I wana hold your hand Brown, Ernest Walter Hamlet Bryant, James Rockingham Bullard, Barbara Maxton Bullock, Todd Hamlet Bullard, Tommy Fayetteville Bumgardner, Neil Bunch, Robin Canton Laurel Hill Burlock, Kenneth Jacksonville Butler, Norman Thomas Grifton 183 Cain, Sam Edward Caines, Carl Edward Lumberton Chadburn Campbell, Dallas M. Carter, Mary Olene Elizabethtown Pembroke Cheers, Phillip Shalotte Church, Grady Arnold Pembroke 184 Juniors Artist at work. Collier, Gary Stedman Cook, Bruce Allen Florence, S. C. Grain, Judy Mae Greer, S. C. Dalton, Lloyd Mt. Airy 185 Mkt kh iM Daniels, Jerry Troy Deal. Freda Lois Fayetteville Dorman, Sharon Drake, Dennis Allen Angier Fayetteville JJfcfc Duke, George Ray Duncan, Jane Fayetteville Laurel Hill Dunevant, Bonnie Hurdles Mill Eason, Sammy Wilson Evans, Lucille Rowland What shall I play next? 186 Juniors Ezzell, William Maple Hill Faircloth, Julia Fayetteville Fleming, Lynette Florence, S. C. Ford, Blanchard Fred Maxton Foster, John Myrtle Beach, S. C. dAiA Gambardella, Hank Providence, N. J. Gearen, Robert Orrum Goodman, Irma Pembroke Gooden, Benny Elizabethtown Green, Jesse Chadbourn Hatcher, Sammy Elizabethtown Haynes, Larry Camden, S. C. 187 Juniors Huggins, Stacy Tabor City Hunt, Peggy- Rowland Jackson, Loretta Lumberton 188 The Arrival of Class Rings — an important day in every juniors life. Johnson, James Vass Jolly, Caroline D. Laurinburg Jones, Jaye Laurinburg Ketner, Darlene Maggie Valley Kinlaw, Marley Lumberton Iacona, Richard Farmingdale, N. Y. Lambert, Boyd Robbins McDowell, Linda Lumberton 189 Morrison, Margaret Ocean Grove, N. J. Lee, Amy Kay Fairmont Lewis, Edwin Fairmont Lewis, Patricia Red Springs k dA d M d M Locklear, Dorothy Locklear, Myrtis Locklear, Wanda Lovette, Patti Rowland Rowland Pembroke Grifton Storytime. 190 Negrin, Irving Lindenhurst, N. Y. McEwen, Dianne Lumberton Allen, Bill Albemarle McNeill, Pope Royce Lumberton Juniors Mabe, Billy Ray Star New course . . . Safecracking Morris, Judy Chadbourn 191 Odom, Charles Red Springs it Oxendine. Norma Pembroke ▲I Odom, Janice St. Pauls O ' Neal, Jimmy Coats Oxendine, Linda Pembroke Oxendine, Patrick Fairmont Paris, Mary McNeill Red Springs Parrish, William LaGrange Diligent work increases Ernest ' s chances for making an A. 192 Juniors t F jf 2 ¥ Phillips, Norma Council ok Pierce, Curtis Maxton Pittman, Harold Lucama Putnam, Harvey Darlington, S. C. Rich, Viola Mae Garland Rigsbee, William Providence Forge, Va. £J? Powers, Joyce Lumberton l Robinson, Larry Mt. Gilead Ross, William Matthews Rozier, Frances Lumberton Rivenbark, William Staten Island, N. Y. Russ, Frances Bladenboro 193 Relaxing in the sun. 194 Juniors Don ' t go away mad . . . Just go away. Stensrud, Pete New York, N. Y. Stetler, Wynona Raeford Stubbs, Jimmy Delco Swinson, Gail Mt. Olive 195 Whipp, Sally Rockville, Md. Wilkinson. John Maxton 196 Juniors SMILE Wilson, Larry Shallotte Wiriden, Charles Charlotte Withrow, Lelia Morganton Yates, Bob Rockingham 197 Sophomore Class Officers L. to R. Bottom. Harriet Davis, Student Council Representa- tive; Carol Snipes, Secretary; Top. Larry Johnson, Vice- President; Ray Brayboy, President. 198 Sophomores Abrams, Brenda Lou Macclesfield Abrams, Jill Trenton, N. J. Ackiss, Steven Rowland Allen, William T. Fayetteville Alphin, Dempsey Beulaville Amnions, Anita Fayetteville Andhal, Joseph Big Springs, Md. Anderson, Sandra Loris, S. C. Baxley, Patricia McColl, S. C. Beaulieu, Frank Hounton, Ma. Bedsole, Shirley Tar Heel Bell, Anker Roslyn, N. Y. Bennett, Beverly White Lake Berry, Thomas Hackensack, N. Black, Thomas Fayetteville 199 Boczar, Maryanne Irvington, N. J. Brayboy, Ray Pembroke Brim, Ronald Mt. Airy Bryant, James Clio, S. C. Bullard, Alceon Pembroke Bullard, Carl Southgate, Mich. -5 r ! L. iMA±± Bullard, Hubert Lumberton Bundy, Randy Maxton Burdette, Doris Laurens, S. C. Burns, Paul Vass Cameron, Cheryl Lumberton Campanelli, Glen Lumberton Carlton, Johnny Warsaw Carney, Richard Taunton, Mass. Carpenter, Charles Fayetteville . — Carroll, Kenneth Autryville Carter, Jeanette Lumberton Cashwell, James Fayetteville 200 Sophomores Chason, Stephen Lumber Bridge Chaivs, Anne Pembroke Chavis, Larry Pembroke _ Chavis, Wanda M Red Springs Chenault, John Fayetteville Church, Loretta Pembroke Ciandella, Jerry Laurinburg Clark, Lindsay Laurel Hill Coleman, Donald Maxton 201 Sophomores An unexpected couple at the Harvest Dance. m Cole, Oscar West End Collins, John Laurinburg Cook, Donald West Hempstead. N. Y. Cothran, Christine Raeford Counts, Amy Charlotte Covington, Robin Fayetteville Cribb, Anne Whiteville Cribbs, Pamela Chadbourn Crisp, Mary Goldsboro Cummings, Geneva St. Pauls Cunard, Joe Woodbury, N. J. Currie, William Laurinburg J M ▲ J 202 Cushman, Larry Jacksonville Daniel, Linda Elizabethtown Davis, Harriett Rockingham Davis, Penny Fayetteville Diehl, Mary Annandale, Va. DiGiorgio, Raymond Bayonne, N. J. Dillard. Cynthia Ft. Bragg Dinan, Warren Falls Church, Va. Dixon, Brenda Smithfield Durham, Joey Laurinburg Edwards, Anita Cerro Gordo Erickson, Albin Irvington, N. J. Epstein, Stephen Charleston, S. C. Evans, Stephen Baldwin, N. Y. Fenton, Annette Elberon, N. J. Fleming, Howard Bennettsville, S. C. Fleming, Lorraine Florence, S. C. Floyd, Jean Whiteville 203 Fowler. Dennis Harrison, N. J. Freemand. Raymond Darlington. S. C. Futral. Kenneth Pink Hill Gabler, Gregg Uniontown, Penns. Gaddy. Marcia Lumherton Gambardella. Jimmy Providence. R. I. Garcilazo, Joseph Roxboro Garris, Cary Nichols, S. C. Gonda. Joni South Boundbrook, N. J Goodwin. LaWanda Rockingham Graham. Billy Fayetteville Graham, Joyce St. Pauls Grainger. Pat Nichols, S. C. Grainger. Jackie Fairmont Guiliano. Michael Mineola, N. Y. Hamrick, Sylvia Parkton Hannigan, Glenn Cheltenham. Penns Hardin. Elwood Pembroke Hardin, Gary Lumherton Harris, Gloria Pembroke 204 Henson, Vincent Fairmont Herring, Nancy Lumberton Hestor, Barbara Bladenboro Sophomores Hilbourn, Virginia Chadbourn Holmes, Olivia Lumberton Home, Alph Maxton Sophomores Problems. Howe, Alfred Brooklyn, N. Y. Hunt, Bonnie Rowland to3 ' Hunt, Janice Fairmont Hunt, Larece Fairmont Hunter, Valinda Laurinburg Jacobs, James Fayetteville Jenkins. James Cerro Gordo Johnson, Darrell Lumberton Johnson, Larry St. Pauls Jones, Fred Lumberton Jones, Larry Lumberton Jones, Nelda Fayetteville life 4 206 Kahn, Jay Brooklyn, N. Y. Kearney, Ervin Farmville Kelly, Phyllis Bladenboro Kennedy, Ron Pink Hill Kinlaw, Sam Lumberton Kotuski, John Fords, N. J. Lanier, William Chinquapin LaRuffa, Vincent Ambler, Pa. Lamberth, James Longhurst Lamm, Joan Bailey Lancaster, John Roebuck, S. C. Lee, Robert Bonlee Leggett, Kathy Lumberton Lewis, Robert Fayetteville Lenfriend, Emily Fayetteville Lippart, Nancy Raeford Little, Charles Selma Lockey, Robert Laurinburg 207 dm l ; k A McCaskill, Linda Rockingham McCleney, Judy Sanford McKenzie, Arthur West End McKenzie, Velma Rockingham McLaughlin, Thomas Farmingdale, N. Y. McLean, James Rowland Locklear, Charity Pembroke Locklear, Patricia Maxton Locklear, Sylvia Pembroke Loftis, Elizabeth Hope Mill Long, Charles West End Lowery, Peggy Pembroke Lowry, Sherry Pembroke McCall, Judy Red Springs McCallum, Gwen Maxton McLean, Mary Raeford McMahon, James Kearny, N. J. McPherson, Sandy Binghamton, N. Y. 208 Sophomores iMiik t s S mimaM Malambri, William Fairmont Marcy, Judith Toms River, N. J. Martin, Donald Oxford Martin, Gus Laurel Hill Maynor, Dorothy Ann Pembroke Maynor, Wanda Pembroke Mercer, Nancy Lumberton Merritt, John Swansboro Merritt, Kenneth Ft. Clayton, Panama Canal Miller, Linda Neptune, N. J. Miller, Thomas Virginia Beach, Va. Mioduszewski, Marlene Ft. Bragg 209 Sophomores Mishoe. Jerry Littlefield Mullin, Patrick Lindenhurst, N. Y Let ' s hear it girls . . . Mulz, Jo Ann Long Island, N. Y Nance, Karen Lexington r i |f B w V ' r i 1 ■ fc 1 Nance, Thomas Chadbourn Neal, David Lucama Nittoli, Ralph Roseland, N. J. Nugent, Michael Fayetteville v ' ■ ' J Nunnery, Barbara Fayetteville Oxendine. George Pembroke Oxendine, Janex Pembroke Oxendine, Milford Pembroke 210 Ikl kciK ' Htk Oxendine, Sallie Pembroke Page, Margaret Fairmont Parrott, Faith Sylra Partin, Joseph Selma Pate, Donald Laurinburg Patterson, Margaret Maxton DePaul, David Irvington, N. J. Peed, Carl Hamlet Perlmutter, Lois Lakewood, N. J. Pfiffer, Amelia Maxton Powlas, Mary Anne Rockwell Prevatte, Betty Proctorville Purdy, Thomas Laurinburg Pruitt, Jan Lumberton Ravander, Arthur New York Rising, Linda Lumberton Morre, Mike Fayetteville Robbins, Harry Edgemoor, S. C. 211 Robertson. Kenneth Robesonville Robinson, Sandra Fayetteville Rolin. Chris Blue Bell. Pa. Roirdan, Sharon Massapequa Park, N. Y. Rosser. Butch Bennettsville. S. C. Rowland, Cynthia Raeford Ruehl. Robert Staten Island, N. Sanderson, Larry Darlington, S. C. Silver. Judy Macon Simmons. Gwenneva Fayetteville Simmons, Mavis Clinton Simmons, Zelma Fairmont Singletary, Ronnie Jacksonville Skwarto. Mathew Taunton, Mass. Small, Jerry Laurinburg Smith, Barbara Fayetteville 212 Sophomores Smith, Earl Ash Smith. Johnny Greensboro Smith, Michael Fayetteville Smith, Ruby Rowland Smith, Terry Parkton Snipes, Carol Goldsboro Southerland, Lenard Mt. Olive Starbuck, Anne Winston-Salem Steele, Peter East Meadow, N. 213 Sophomores We ain ' t got a barrel of money, maybe we are ragged and funny . . . Steen, Mitchell New Bern Stobo, William Lincroft, N. J. Swanner, Becky Rockingham Swanson, Meredith Fayetteville Teal, Dale Raeford Thorn, Judy Trenton, N. J. Thrower, Thomas Pineville Tolar, Linda Littlefield Tubb, Leslie Fayetteville Tyson, Michael Laurinburg Upchurch, Larry Raeford Urban, Robert Mass, N. Y. 214 Vance, Coy Kernersville Vargas, Richard Taunton, Mass. Vinson, Mark Roseboro irittt Walters, Kathy Orrum Walters, Richard Lumberton Walters, Tommy Red Springs Warren, Ernest Wallace Wasko, Jerry Pittsboro Watson, Cathy Maxton Weeks, Phillip Raleigh Wells, John Darlington, S. C. West, Danny Pleasant Garden White, Barbara Dunn Williams, John Greenville Willoughby, Peggy Lumberton Wilson, John Red Springs Winnies, Pamela Chadbourn Wyatt, Peggy Laurinburg 215 Freshman Class Officers L. to R. Cathy Johnson, Student Council Rep- resentative; Marilyn Jo Mitchell, Secretary- Treasurer; Vann Carter, Vice President; and Dennis Mooring, President. 216 t J Adcock, David Rowland Ahern, Carol Ft. Bragg Alford, Hoyt Georgetown, S. C. Allen, Greg Greensboro Allen, Shirley Fairmont Alphin, Marilyn Beulaville Arket, Denny Levittown, Pa. Atkins, Charles Fayetteville Austin, Stanley Fayetteville Autry, Paul Hope Mills Bachner. Ronald Pittsburg, Pa. Bakhsh, Cliff Newark, Del. M+i K tw H IS Barnes, Peggy Pembroke Baxley, Bob Rockingham Baxley, Jean Lumberton Bazen, Edwin Darlington, S. C. Bedsole, Shirley Tar Heel Behrens, Linda Nesconset, N. Y. Berry, Luther Bladenboro Besosa, Charles Cold Spring Harbor, N. Birnbaun, Mike Long Beach, N. 1 Black, Harold Marion Bledsoe. Carol Godwin Bodiford, Charlotte Lumberton 217 Bogen, Bobby Far Rockaway, N. Y. Bovender, Sandy Winston-Salem Bower. Ronald Fayetteville Bowyer, Dave Lynchburg, Va. Branch. Kathy Laurinburg Braun. Carol Fairfield, N. J. Brewer, Connie Levittown, N. Y. Brewer, Harold Laurinburg Briley, Joseph Wallace Brindle, Dawn Winston-Salem Brisson, Ronald Bladenboro Broadaway, Linda Lumberton Brodgen, Grant Rocky Mount Brown, Ernest Hamlet Brown, Judith Fayetteville Brown, Kitty Winston-Salem Bullard. Alceon Pembroke Bullard, Ang Maxton Bullard. Lynn Southgate, Mich. Bullock, Terry Raeford Burney, Franklin Fayetteville Calloway, Larry Raeford Cameron. Ma ry Hope Mills Campbell, Karen Jacksonville U I M ?M ii 218 iuit m -v - tfi j Carr, Richard Binghamton, N. Y. Carroll, Kenneth Autryville Carter, Tom Raeford Carter, Van Raeford Caudill, Jimmy Fayetteville Caulk, Byran Hamlet Caulk, Ruby Fairmont Chambers, Mike Wilmington Chance, Freddy Laurinburg Chason, Ida Rocky Mount Chavis, Annie Pembroke Chavis, Barbara Gibson Part of the Exchange Program? Chavis, James Pembroke Chavis, Jo Ann Pembroke Chavis, Mary Lumberton 219 Chrisholm, Jim Metairie, La. Clark, Michael Blue Bell, Pa. Clark, William Raeford ' Cause I ' m in Sugartime . . . Clauhs, Ronald Hatfield, Pa. Cohen. Michael Philadelphia, Pa. Cole. Oscar West End r €? Collins. Ronnie Summerfield 4 - Lam Collier. Shirley Laurinburg Comer. Marcus Rockineham Coni, Will (O Farmingdale Connell, Gordon Chattanooga, Tenn. Jy kk Cooke. Delores Maxton Cooper, George Plantersville. S. C. Covington. Tom Rockingham Cranson, Jim Ft. Lauderdale. Fla. 220 Freshmen Curatolo, Marilyn Lindenhurst, N. Currie, Bill Laurinburg Currie, Freddy Laurinburg Dalton, Diana Pilot Mountain Daniel, Louis Greensboro Davis, Barbara Lumberton Davis, James Lexington Davis, Jim Mecro Dees, Joan Fayetteville Deese, Brenda Pembroke Dial, Brenda Maxton Dial, Danford Pembroke lit. M Dorman, Kenneth Angier Dove, Linda Hope Mills Dudish, Joe Phillipsburg, N. Duncan, Johnnie Lumberton Durham, Bill Fayetteville Dulton, Jim Norristown, N. J. Easterlin, G. L. Laurinburg Edwards. Donald Lumberton Edwards, Patricia Bladenboro Eddings, Kite Pembroke Elliott, Linda Nichols, S. C. Enzor, Katherine Fair Bluff 221 Faircloth, Sue Ewing Farrior, David Teachey Faucette, Jess Selma Fedak. Michael Monogehela, Pa. Flenchum. Alex Walnut Cove Gailland, Haywood Fayetteville Garrett, Sue Durham Gehr, Barbara Binghamton, N. Y. Glover, John Laurinburg Godwin, Joe Fayetteville Goins, Jimmy Pembroke Gordon, Beepy Red Springs i£u£ Griffin, Claudine Elizabethtown Grimes, Carolyn Tar Heel Grimes, Laura Tar Heel Hammond, J. T. Bladenboro Harrell, Vickie Raeford Harvey, Wendle Lexington Hawkins, Frank Rockingham Haynes, Marilyn Cerro Gordo Hepburn, Robbie Darlington, S. C. Hess, Ricky Fayetteville Hester, Dorothy Hope Mills Hester, Gene Bladenboro 222 - -• ■ Sneakers to class? Freshmen Hipp, Carson Fayetteville Hoffman, Randy Laurinburg Holden, George Springlake Holland, Sherrie Winston-Salem Howell, Danny Goldsboro Huggins, James Lumberton Hunt. JoAnn Pembroke Hunt, Paula Pembroke Jackson, Linda St. Pauls Jackson, Mitchel Dunn Jacobs, Janice Maxton Jarvis, Wayne Winston-Salem Jernigan, Jane Fayetteville Johnson, Beverly Fayetteville Johnson, Cathy Fayetteville 223 ™ Johnson. Pat Fayetteville Johnson, Vernon Newton Grove Jones, Jerry Columbia, S. C. Jones, Jimmy Maxton Jones, Nelda Fayetteville Jones, Pete Durham Jones. Ted Fayetteville Jordan, Linda Whitakers V w Justus, Sandv % Lakewood. N. J. 4 Kellv, Horace II -i Bladenboro i Killian, Carolyn fcJi li Marble v - A Kine. Bill ■ Wri St. Pauls ijry gtM M M Kinlaw, Rudine Lumberton Kinlaw, Sam Lumberton Knight. Joann Maxton A new pastime? 224 Freshmen Kona, George Virginia Beach, Va. Kotuski, Richard Fords, N. J. LaBadie, Juanita Lumber Bridge Lamb, Larry Fairmont Lamberth, Mac Longhurst Lamberth, Marvin Longhurst Lampley, Brenda Rockingham Langley, Nelson Laurel Hill Lanier, Harold Chinquapin Laverty, Pam St. Pauls Lavorgna, George Ho-Ho-Kus, N. J. Lawrence, Audrey Durham Lee, Bill Hamlet Leggett, James Williamston Lenzi, Steve Conshohocken, Lepore, George Ambler, Pa. Pa. Lewis, Ray Rocky Mount Liddle, Robert Westerange, N. J. Locklear, Dot Maxton Locklear, Gary Pembroke Locklear, Houston Pembroke Locklear, Lucrady Rowland Locklear, Mary Maxton Locklear, Sandy Pembroke 225 ■■ Locklear, Stanford Maxton Long. Charles Farmingdale, N. Lovette. Randy Rockingham Lowery, Annie Lumberton Lowery, Jane Pembroke Lowery, Nelia Pembroke Lowery, Yvonne Lumberton Luck, Ronny Fayettevilie Lynn, Shrill Bennettsville, S. C. McArthur, Thomas Red Springs McCray, Donna Selma McDaniel, Stephanie Laurel Hill I ill Ik t k. e 8£ McDonald, Charles Fayettevilie McGill, Terrie St. Pauls McGinty. Bobby Virginia Beach McKellar, Jim Red Springs Va. McKemey, Thomas Philadelphia, Pa. McMasters, Jerry Liberty McNeill, Brenda Lumberton Mallernee, Sue Spring Lake Mann, Don Fayettevilie Martell, Dennis Philadelphia, Pa. Maynard, Loretha Pembroke Meachem, David Wadesboro 226 Freshmen Meece, Don Newport Mercer, Bill Hamlet Messer, Connie Fayetteville Michael, Frances Wildes-Barre, Pa. Miller, Rog Marion Mitchell, Jo Goldsboro Mitchell, Thomas Goldsboro Mize, Raymond Red Springs Mobley, Hilda Chinquapin Mole, Gale Russellville Monroe, Gordon Hamlet Mooring, Dennis Fremont Morgan, Tom Hoffman Mowery, Jack High Point Murphy, Chris Greensboro What is in there? 227 Murray, Ottis Maxton Myers, David Laurinburg Myrick, Raymond Cumberland Ready for a big date. Nance, Gerald Bladenboro Nieves, Louis Staten Island, N. Y. Oxendine, Charles Pembroke Oxendine, Sandra Pembroke Oxendine, Treva Maxton Oxendine, William Pembroke Page, William Red Springs Parker, George Hampton, Va. Parnell, Jennie Maxton Parnell, Roger Red Springs Partney, Kevin Fayetteville Pate, Andrew Raleigh 228 Freshmen Pate, Jimmy Laurinburg Penfield, Miriam Fayetteville Pepper, Will Cay Phillips, Cathie Council Props, Mike Rockingham Pryor, Randy Fayetteville Ray, Gilbert Raeford Razone, Lou Commack, N. Y. Reeves, Ronald Fayetteville Revels, Delora Pembroke Revels, Sybil Maxton Reynolds, Marsha Greensboro Rich, Melburn Wallace Riggan, Carroll Hamlet Robbins, Harry Edgemoor, S. C. Robbins, Johnny West End Roberson, Kenneth Robersonville Rogers, Betty Red Springs Rogers, Kelly Laurinburg Rogers, Mike Ft. Bragg Rowe, Russell Newport News, Va. Royal, Robert Butner Rozier, Cary Lumberton Russell, Will Rockingham 229 Sanders, Cathy A Ellerbe Sanderson. Michael r -i Pembroke F Sarelakos. Charles J -i King of Prussia, Pa. M Mr Sasser, Larry Pickeville i Scholosser, Andrew Greensboro Scholosser, Samuel Greensboro Sellars, Delia Raeford Shutt, Jim Raleigh Simmons, J. D. Mount Airy Singleton, Jane Dillon, S. C. Smith. Donald Cheltenham, Pa. Smith, Judy Rockingham Ak± A Smith, Sandra Lumberton Sprenkle. Dorinda Neffsville. Pa. Stanley, Lavern Shal ' lotte Steadman, Bruce Rockingham Steele. Don Allentown, Pa. Stinette, Bill Durham Storms, Brenda Bladenboro Strickland. Dale Laurinburg Strickland, Rowland Tarboro Thomas. Ronnie Fayetteville Townsend, Ray Lumberton Turberville, Wally Dillon. S. C. 4 life ft C 230 - _ J 1 1  - Freshmen Say, how do you use this thing? Tucker, Wayne Roanoke Rapids Turner, Glen Fayetteville Vernon, Don Virginia Beach, Va. Walhart, Paul Irvington, N. J. Wallace, Ron Pembroke Warren, Joe Fayetteville Wearins, Charles St. Pauls Weaver, Danny Hartsville, S. C. Webb, Annette Whitakers Wekluk, John Ft. Bragg Welch, William Rockingham Wells, Russ Farmingdale, N. Y. I West, Linda Maxton Westbrook, Anthony Albertson I White, Marlene Hamlet 231 White, Ray Lumberton White. Robert Greensboro Whitman, Gary Fayetteville Williamson, Bernice Chadburn Williamson, Dana Evergreen Williamson, Miriam Chadburn Wilson, Earl Hamlet Winstead, Jordon Elm City Wolfe, Nancy Newport News, Va. Womble. Odell Raeford Woods, David Rowland Woods, Sandra Greensboro Wright, Thomas Raeford Yates, Michael Butner Young, Lynn Marion Zollner, James Monroeville. Pa. Boy! Those all night sessions can sure wear a guy out. ■■■■ ■ . - VV f,. 232 You know you ' re not going to get me to pose. [■■k ' j i Livermort Librai . ' An A in chemistry . . . even with your eyes closed? ■ I Dahling garters? where did you get those adorable Grades ... a necessary evil! 233 WE BELIEVE IN . . . Pembroke State College. Conclusion -rr — i .. ... i — L i-«t Students Coming On Strong! What ever happened to Blues? oru These P.S.C. boys just can ' t take a hint. We ' re in the 10% that do. 237 Well, she didn ' t have to campus us for the holidays. I ' m the Playmate of the year. 238 ■n — I . ,, i ■, „ No this isn ' t a Reform school, Madame. Joe, your ELBOW Action is Rough. Do you think we should try the Watusi No, They ' re not out of step, Robin, YOU are Don ' t be nervous, it ' s not for the draft card. The Ptomaine Tavern Line-up. WL, s M Hf f ' _ m- 4V pk . ' — • ' ■ w 1 ■ ■ ' ' fc A ff5; i j y 4?V i What ' s this about Bridget Bardot to attend classes at P. S. C. That does it, you write the term pa- Only 3,000,283 words to type pers this semester. before dawn. Don ' t you ever close your eyes? 242 Campus life can get too close for comfort at times. Right, Barbara? They censored my article AGAIN And then there was the time I was in the U. S. Calvary. If I put a beard on him, do you think I ' ll get brownie points. I ' ll beat you yet, Dr. Ku! Meet me at midnight, Baby. These six books get worn out fast. That was just the first bell . . . we ' ve got time for another hand. Mac, you say the sweetest things. P.S.C. faculty swings out at picnic. Money, money and more money. 246 I think that I shall Never see Okay Yanks , In the south we march like this. 1 think I crushed a $5.00 slide. 247 Richard Abrams, Lvnbrook, N. Y. B.A. History. Circle K Club 2-4; Al- pha Psi Omega 1-4; Pine Needle 1-2; Metropolitan Club 2, Pembroke Play- ers 1, SNEA 4. Edward Alexander. Red Springs, N. C. B.A. English. John Allen, Charleston, S. C. B.S. Political Science. Sarah Allen, Lumberton. N. C. B.S. Elementary Education. SNEA 3-4. Donna Bailey, Dividing Creek, N.J. B.S. Biology. Dormitory Monitor, 4. Elwood Baker, Greensboro, N. C. B.S. Physical Education. Baseball 1-4. Joseph Barbera, Bridgeton, N. J. B.A. History. Sigma Phi Epsilon 2. Circle K 3-4, President 4. Linda Barnes, Kannapolis, N. C. B-A. English. Pembroke Players 3-4. Richard Bass, Chadbourn, N. C. B.S. Physical Education. Tony Bass, Raeford, N. C. B.A. English. SNEA 4; Student Council 4; Who ' s Who 4; Pembroke Players 1-4. Harold Baucom, Raeford, N. C. B.S. Business Administration. West- minster Fellowship 1,2,4, President 4; Tennis 2.4. Leslie Belikoff, Long Beach, N. Y. B.A. Psychology. Phi Sigma Chi 2-4; Psychology 4, President; Dormitory Council 2. Catherine Berdeau, St. Pauls. N. C. B.S. Physical Education. NCAPHER 2-4; SNEA 3,4; Pine Needle. Luther Bounds. Red Springs, N. C. B.A. Mathematics. Carolyn Bozeman, Lumberton, N. C. B.A. English. Miss Pembroke State College Pageant 4. George Brown, Long Island, N. Y. B.S. Physical Education. Track 1-4, Captain 2-4; Soccer 2-4, Co-Captain 3,4. Jeff Bullard, Fayetteville, N. C. B.S. Business Administration. Indian- head staff 4. Anne Byrne, Raeford, N. C. B.S. Art. Art Club Secretary 2, Art Club Dianne Carpenter, Monroe, N. C. 2-4. B.A. French. Le Cercle Francais 3-4, President 3; College Marshals 4; Who ' s Who 4. Cordelia Carter, Red Springs, N. C. B.A. Mathematics. Math Club 2-4; Miss P.S.C. contest 3. Bobby Chandler. Wingate, N. C. B.A. Psychology. Michael Claypool, Fayetteville, N. C. B.S. Biology. Soccer 2; Science Club 3-4. Emilv Coble, Garland. N. C. B.A. History. Student Council 3; CCUN 2-3; Fine Film Ass. 3-4. Bobby Coggins. Albemarle, N. C. B.S. Physical Education. Kenneth Coleman, Elizabethtown, N. C. B.S. Business Administration. Donald Conway, Beaufort, N. C. B.S. Business Administration. Band 1-4. William Corriero, Longbeach, N. Y. B.A. Psychology. Phi Sigma Chi 3-4; Vice-President 4; Psychology Club 4; Natural Science Club 2. David Covington, Passaic, N. J. B.A. History ' Don Creed, Laurinburg, N. C. B.S. Chemistry. Natural Science Club 2-4, Vice-President 4. Michael Cross, Laurinburg. N. C. B.S. Art. Art Club 1-4. Jonathan Cutrell. Fair Bluff, N. C. B.S. Art. Dennis Dale, Farmingdale. N. Y. B.S. Political Science. Student Coun- cil 3; Phi Sigma Chi 3; Marshal 4. Senior i Roger, what is so funny? Richard Davis, Bladenboro, N. C. B.S. Physical Education. Baseball 1-3; Who ' s Who 4. Roland Deaton, Greensboro. N. C. B.S. Physical Education. Baseball 1-4. Doris Deese, Maxton, N. C. B.S. Elementary Education. Chorus 3-4. George Dillard. Evergreen, N. C. B.S. Biology. Donald Dixon, Lumberton, N. C. B.S. Physical Education. Kathleen Doxtader, Patchoque, N. Y. B.A. English. Student Council 4; Paper Staff 3; Who ' s Who 4. Claude Dunston, Laurinburg, N. C. B.A. Mathematics. Circle K 1-4, President 4; Pembroke Players 1-2; Alpha Psi Omeea 3-4; College Sineers 2-3; Wrestling 1-2; Track 1-3; Soccer 4; Radio Club 2-3; CCUN 2-3; Stu- dent Council 2; Spanish Club 4; Who ' s Who 4. Eunice Edwards, Chadbourn, N. C. B.S. Elementary Education. Dudlev Ellerbee, Hamlet, N. C. B.A. English. Phi Sigma Chi 2. Philip Essey, Maxton, N. C. B.A. Psychology. Beverly Evans, Rockingham, N. C. B.S. Elementary Education. Ralph Evans, Beulaville. N. C. B.A. Mathematics. BSU 1; French Club 1; YDC 2; Circle K 3-4. Gary Foley, St. Pauls, N. C. B.S. Business Administration. Chorus 3-4. Russell Frey, Endicott N. Y. B.A. History. Phi Sigma Chi 2-3; Student Council 4; Circle K 1-4. Wells Garden, Laurinburg, N. C. B.A. English. Transfer from David- son. Iris Garland, Whiteville, N. C. B.S. Business Education. James Garner, Liberty, N. C. B.S. Business Administration. Phi Sigma Chi 2-4, President 4. Gilbert Gibson, Laurinburg. N. C. B.S. Art. Ceramic Club 2-3! Art Club 3-4. Karen Gibson, Laurinburg, N. C. B.A. History. Miss Pembroke State College. Hal Gill. Red Springs, N. C. B.A. Mathematics. Math Club 3-4. Ronald Gillard, Chadbourn. N. C. B.S. Biology. Science Club 3; Agri- culture 2-3 KPYF 1-4; Student Coun- cil 4: SNEA 3-4, President 4; Radio Club 1-3; Gravel Club 2. 248 Directory A week-end supply. Lewis Godwin, Raleigh, N. C. B.S. Physical Education. Baseball 1-4. Linda Gore, Clarendon, N. C. B.S. Elementary Education. Alien Grovenstein, Maxton, N. C. B.S. Business Administration. Patricia Haines, Fayetteville, N. C. B.A. French. Kathleen Harrelson, Cerro Gordo, N. C. B.A. Business Education. Alice Harris, Laurinburg, N. C. B.S. Elementary Education. Grady Harris, Pembroke, N. C. B.A. Mathematics. Math Club 3-4; Color Guard 2-4. Michael Heath, Greensboro, N. C. B.A. Mathematics. Marshal 3-4, Chief 4; Student Council 4; Basket- ball 1-4, Co-Captain 4; Who ' s Who 4. James Henry, Fayetteville, N. C. B.S. Business Administration. Jesse Hinson, Bladenboro, N. C. B.S. Business Administration. George Holmes, Raleigh, N. C. B.S. Business Administration. Rickie Houston, Beulaville, N. C. B.A. Mathematics. Math Club 1-4; Dormitory Council 3. Carolyn Hubbard, Pembroke, N. C. B.S. Elementary Education. Harry Huggins, Tabor City, N. C. B.S. Physical Education. Marilyn Huggins, Tabor City, N. C. B.S. Physical Education. NCAPHER 1-4; Miss P.S.C. contest 3. Martha Irby, Raeford, N. C. B.S. Elementary Education. SNEA 1-4. Hazel Jackson, Dillon, S. C. B.S. Elementary Education. Horace Jackson, Dillon, S. C. B.S. Elementary Education. Roscoe Jacobs, Bolton, N. C. B.A. Social Science. Robert Johnson, Stedman, N. C. B.S. Business Administration. Connie Jones, Lumberton, N. C. B.S. Elementary Education. Daniel Jones, Laurinburg, N. C. B.S. Business Administration. MSM 1-2; Phi Beta Lambda 2. Gigi Keen, Asbury, N. J. B.S. Elementary Education. WRA 3-4; Class Officer 4; College Marshall 4; NGA 3-4; Newman Club 1-4. Jerry Keen, Wilson, N. C. B.S. Ele- mentary Education. SNEA 1-4; Mar- shall 4; Student Council 4; Who ' s Who 4. John Knechtges, Newark, Ohio. B.S. Biology, Band 3-4; College Swingers 3-4. Thomas Lewis, Lumberton, N. C. B.S. Business Administration. Colonel Locklear, Maxton, N. C. B.S. Biology. Dora Locklear, Maxton, N. C. B.S. Elementary Education. Ernie Locklear, Maxton, N. C. B.A. Mathematics. • James Locklear, Rowland, N. C. B.A. History. Linda Locklear, Maxton, N. C. B.A. History. Chorus 3-4. Pattie Locklear, Pembroke, N. C. B.S. Physical Education, NCAPHER, 1-4, Vice-President 3. Philip Ray Locklear, Pembroke, N. C. B.A. Math. Math Club 2-4. Sylvia Sue Lookabill, Wadesboro, N. C. B.S. Elementary Education. Johnson Truman Lowery, Maxton, N. C. B.S. Elementary Education. David McDonald, Red Springs, N. C. B.S. Physical Education. Robert McKenzie, Maxton, N. C. B.S. Art, Phi Sigma Chi 3,4; Art Club 1-4; Ceramic Club 3. Charles Ross McLaurin, Tuscaloosa, Ala. B.S. Business Administration. Flora Jane McMillian, Laurinburg, N. C. B.S. Physical Education. Patricia McNeil, Lumberton, N. C. B.S. Art. Pembroke Players. Rodney Clay McPherson, Claren- don, N. C. B.S. Psychology. Student Council 2,3. Rebecca McRorie, Wadesboro, N. C. B.A. Sociology. Vera Malcolm, Pembroke, N. C. B.A. Music. Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Music Club 4. Roger Maners, Rockwell, N. C. B.S. Biology. Natural Science Club 2,3,4; SNEA 1-4. Keith McCoy Manning, Sims, N. C. B.S. Physical Education. Baseball 1-3. Charles F. Mansfield, III, Taunton, Mass. B.S. Political Science. Wres- tling 1,3, Newman Club 1-4, Metro- politan Club 1-2. Claude Martin, Class President 1-2, Student Council Vice-President 3, President 4; Marshall 2-4, Who ' s Who 4. James Earl Martin, Tar Heel, N. C. B.S. Business Administration. Peter Matthews, Long Beach, N. Y. B.S. Art. Phi Sigma Chi 2-4, Art Club 1-4, Dormitory Council 2. John Mew, St. Pauls, N. C. B.S. Physical. Track 1,2; NCAPHER 1,2, 3,4. Robert John Montgomery, Rahway, N. J. B.S. History. Phi Sigma Chi 2,3; Circle K 2-4. William Moore, Bolton, N. C. B.S. History. Claude Moore, Pembroke, N. C. B.A. Mathematics. Gloria Moore, Florence, S. C. B.A. Music. Head Dormitory Monitor 4, Who ' s Who 4, MENC 4, Chorus 1-4. Berry Moore, Raeford, N. C. B.S. Elementary Education. Velva Morgan, Gastonia, N. C. B.A. English. Pine Needle Editor 4, Majorette 4, Band 4, Who ' s Who 4. Carolyn E. Nance, Bladenboro, N. C. B.S. Elementary Education. Shelby Jean Nance, Cerro Gordo, N. C. B.S. Elementary Education. 249 Senior Directory Catherine Neal, Lilesvile, N. C. B.S. Elementary Education. Who ' s Who. Dean ' s List 1-4. Betty Nobles, Lumberton, N. C. B.A. Home Economics. Home Eco- nomic Club 1-4. Larry Bruce Norris, Garland, N. C. B.A. Enelish. Canterberry Club 1, YDC I. Ruby Norris, Tabor City, N. C. B.S. Business Education. Dormitory Council 4; SNEA 3,4; Miss PSC Con- testant 4. William Eldridge Norton, Laurel Hill, N. C. B.S. Business Administra- tion. Elizabeth Nye, Lumberton, N. C. B.S. Elementary Education. SNEA 3,4. Jerry Oxendine, Pembroke, N. C. B.S. Elementary Education. Color Guard 3,4. James Parker, Elizabethtown, N. C. B.A. History. Natural Science Club 2,3. David Pollock, Hickory, N. C. B.S. Chemistry. Natural Science Club 2,3,4; Dormitory Council 3,4; President 4. Sue Priest, Hope Mills, N. C. B.S. Elementary Education. Jacqueline Renkiewicz, Philadelphia, Pa. B.S. Biology. Indianhead 4; Miss PSC Contestant 4; Dean ' s List 1-4. Linda Riihinen, Student Council 3, Indianhead Staff 4, Fine Film 3,4; Junior Class Officer, Pembroke Play- ers 2,3, Spencer, N. Y., B.A. Mathe- matics. Patricia Ross, Lake Waccamaw, N. C. B.A. Home Economics. Home Economic Club 1-4, President 4. Cama LeDare Rouse, Hope Mills. N. C. B.S. Elementary Education. Phi Beta Lamba 1, Indianhead 3,4; Pine Needle 4; BSU 2,3. Jan Rozier, Orrum, N. C. B.S. Ele- mentary Education. Richard E. Rush, Fayetteville, N. C. B.S. Business Administration. George Rusher, Salisbury, N. C. B.S. Art. Band 3. Patricia Sadler, Macon, N. C. B.S. Elementary Education. Pembroke Players, Miss PSC Contestant 3. Dor- mitory Monitor 4. Nancy Sampson. Pembroke, N. C. B.S. Elementary Education. College Band; Sigma Lambda Delta. Kelly Keith Sanderson, Pembroke, N. C. Elementary Education. Marilyn Sellers, Ruby, S. S. B.A. Home Economics. Home Economic Club 4; Miss Indianhead Semi-finalist 4. Judith Sessoms, Bladenboro, N. C. B.A. English. BSU 1; French Club 1. Linda Simms, Laurinburg, N. C. B.S. Business Education. Howard Slone, Roslyn Heights, N. Y. B.S. Business Administration. Jarvis Wallace Smith, Fayetteville, N. C. B.S. Business Administration. William Smith, Fairmont, N. C. B.S. Physical Education. Glenda Thomas, Laurinburg, N. C. B.S. Elementary Education. John Thorndyke, Lumberton, N. C. B.S. Physical Education. Margret Tudor, Newburgh, N. C. B.A. Home Economics. Home Eco- nomics Club 1-4; Natural Science Club 2,3,4. Jimmy Turbeville, Tabor City, N. C. B.A. History. YDC 1-4; COUN 2-4; Student Government 4; Who ' s Who 4. Carlton Tuton, Chadbourn, N. C. B.S. Chemistry. Lana Sue Tyndall, Lumberton, N. C. B.A. English. Guy Veach, Elizabeth City, N. C. B.A. History. Judie Waddell, Fair Bluff, N. C. B.A. Mathematics. Seniors discuss class project. Marilyn Stanaland, Ash, N. C. B.S. Business Education. Singers 1-4; Cho- rus. William T. Stanton, Red Springs, N. C. B.S. Business Administration. Karl Stenle, Waldwick, N. J. B.A. History. Circle K 1-4; Newman Club 1-4; President 4. Oliver Stephens, Fairmont, N. C. B.S. Business Administration. Frank Swinyer, Newton Grove, N. C. B.A. History. BSU 1; C lass Vice President 3, President 4, Who ' s Who 4. George Taylor, Whiteville. N. C. B.A. History. Natural Science Club 2. James Tedder, Fairmont, N. C. B.S. Business Administration. Dianne Terry, Rockingham. N. C. B.S. Elementary Education. Mable Walters, Lumberton, N. C. B.S. Elementary Education. Mary Watkins, Lumberton, N. C. B.A. Music. Anna White, Salemburg, N. C. B.A. Elementary Education. Janice Todd Wilkerson, Lumberton, N. C. B.S. Elementary Education. Beverlv Williamson, Chadbourn. N. C. B.A. English. Sue Williamson, Evergreen, N. C. B.S. Elementary, Education. Robert Wittman, Jamestown, N. C. B.S. Sociology. Carol Wright, Clarendon, N. C. B.S. Elementary, Education. Shirley Wright, Raeford, N. C. B.A. Home Economics. 250 Index The Swingers Abrams, Brenda 77, 88, 199 Abrams, Jill 199 Abrams. Richard 99, 152 Ackiss, Steven 116, 199 Adcock, Joe David 217 Adcox, Linda 181 Ahem, Carol 217 Alshire, Jerry 199 Alexander, Edward 152 Alford, Hoyt 217 Allen, Barbara Kay 181 Allen, Greg 125, 217 Allen, John William 152 Allen, Joseph 182 Allen, Robah Sue 181 Allen, Sarah 152 Allen, Shirley Jane 217 Allen. William Temple 199 Alphin. Dempsey Claude 199 Alphin, Maryiln 217 Amnions, Anita 199 Anderson, Sandra Kay 89, 199 Arket, Denny 116, 117, 217 Atkins, Charles 217 Autry, Paul 217 Bacher, Ronald Bailey, Donna 152 Bailey, Larry 181 Baker, Elwood 125, 126, 127, 152 Baker, Frank 99, 116, 181 Bakhsh. Clifton 217 Barbera, Joseph 98, 99 Barfleld. John 71, 91 Barnes, Linda 34, 152 Barnes, Peggy 91, 102, 217 Barrett, Wiley 120, 123 Bass, Dwight 108 Bass, Richard 153 Bass, Tony 24, 66, 67, 153 Baucom, Harold Ray 134, 135, 153 Barnes, Richard 181 Baxley, Patricia 88, 199 Barley, Robert Earl 217 Baxley, Rudolph 100, 102, 108, 109, 181 Baxley, Jean 217 Bazen, Edwin 217 Beaulieu, Francis 199 Bedsole, Shirley 199, 217 Behrens, Donald 181 Behrens, Linda 217 Belikoft, Leslie 93, 100, 153 Bell, Anker 116, 199 Bennett, Beverly 75, 114, 115, 199 Berdeau, Catherine 89, 154 Berry, Gerald 182 Berry, Luther Ray 217 Berry, Thomas 98, 99, 199 Besosa, Charles 217 Biesecker, Jack 182 Bird, Mary Jo 71, 80, 81, 82, 180, 182, 2S6 Birnbaum, Mike 217 Black, Leonard Thomas 125, 217 Black, Thomas 116, 199 Blackwell, Breeden 66. 67, 97, 100, 182 Bledsoe. Brenda 20, 21, 182 Bledsole, Carol 217 Boczar. Maryanne 28, 71, 74, 200 Bodiford, Charlotte 217 Bogen, Robert Lane 218 Bounds, Luther 154 Bovender, Sandra 115, 218 Bowen, Ronald Lee 218 Bowyer, Franklin Cecil 218 Bozeman, Carolyn 28, 154 Branch, Mary Kathleen 218 Brangenburg, Jackie 104 Braun, Caroline 218 Brayboy. Ray 73, 99, 100. 125, 129, 198 Brewer, Connie 218 Brewer, Harold 218 Brewington, Bill 103 Brigman, Charles 102, 182 Briley, Joseph 218 Brim. Ronald 200 Brindle. Dawn 218 Brisson, James 218 Britt, Barry 182 Britt, Danny Ray 182 Britt. Rita 88 Britt, Larry 182 Broadaway, Linda 218 Brock, Chester 100, 182 Brogden, Ralph Grant 218 Brooks, Virginia 182 Brown, Ernest Walter 183, 218 Brown, George 116, 117, 119, 136, 137, 154 Brown, Judith 218 Brown, Kitty 107, 218 Bryan, Shirley 183 Bryan, Ellen J. 154 Bryant, James Allen 183 Bryant, James Barney 200 Bullard, Ang 218 Bullard, Alceon 200, 218 Bullard, Barbara 183 Bullard, Carolyn 88 Bullard, Clarise Lynn 200, 218 Bullard, Hubert Franklin 200 Bullard, Jeff 81, 154 Bullard, Tommy 183 Bullock, Todd 183 Bullock, John Terry 218 Bumgardner, Neil 80, 81, 82, 83, 100, 183 Bunch, Lillian 88, 183 Bundy, Preston 200 Burdette, Doris 200 Burlock, Kenneth 66, 67, 69, 75, 97, 99, 180, 183 Bumey, Simon Franklin 218 Burns, Paul 200 Butler, Norman 183 Byrd, Henry 120, 122, 123, 124 Byrne, Anne 28, 90, 155 Cain, Sam 184 Caines, Carl Edward 184 Calloway, Ralph Larry 218 Cameron, Cheryl 200 Cameron, Mary Jane 218 Campanelli, Glen 200 Campbell. Dallas 184 Campbell, Karen 115, 218 Cargill, Charles 108 Carlton, Johnny 200 Carney, Richard Charles 200 Carpenter, Charles 200 Carpenter, Dianne 25, 73, 155 Carr, Richard 219 Carroll, Kenneth 200 Carr, Robert Henry 219 Carruthers, Mike 96, 125, 128 Carter, Cordelia 155 Carter, Jeanette 200 Carter, Olene 28, 105, 114, 115, 184 Carter, Vann 81, 216, 219 Cashwell, James 184, 200 Caudill, Kenneth 219 Caulk, By ron 100, 219 Caviness, Glenn 77, 184 Chambers, Michael 219 Chance, Freddie 219 Chandler, Bobby 155 Chason, Currie Ida 219 Chason, Stephen 201 Chavis, Annie 201, 219 Chavis, Barbara Ann 219 Chavis, James Ronald 219 Chavis, Jo Ann 219 Chavis, Larry Ray 201 Chavis, Mary 219 Chavis, Wanda 102, 201 Cheers, Phillip 184 Chenault, John 201 Chisholm, James 220 Church, Grady 184 Church, Loretta 201 Ciandella, Jerry 201 Clark, John 98, 99, 100, 185 Clark, Lindsay 102, 201 Clark, Michael James 220 Claypool, Mike 95, 155 Cobb, Lela 185 251 Index Cobb, Mike 100. 185 Coble. Emily 86. 155 Coggins. Bo6by 156 Cole. Oscar 202. 220 Coleman. Donald 201 Coleman. Kenneth 156 Coleman, Mary 185 Collier. Gary 185 Collier. Shirley 220 Collins. Robert Fowler 202 Collins, Ronnie Louis 125. 220 Comer. Dudley Marcus 220 Coni. William Richard 91. 107, 108. 189, 220 Connell. Gordon Angus 130, 220 Conway, Donald Ray 103. 156 Cook, Bruce Allen 134. 185 Cook, Donald R. 202 Cooke, Linda Delores 220 Cooper, George Edward 220 Corriero. William Theodore 100, 156 Cothran, Christine A- 202 Counts, Nancy Amelia 20, 202 Covington, David Lynell Covington, James Thomas 220 Covington, Mary Robin 105, 202 Crain. Judy Mae 185 Cranson, Michael James 220 Creed. Don Wendell 156 Crews, Larry Wayne 125, 129 Cribb, Anne Hayden 77, 102, 202 Cribbs, Pamela 202 Crisp, Mary Carolyn 76, 202 Cross, Allen Michael 157 Cummings, Geneva 202 Cunard, Edward Joseph 202 Curatolo. Marilyn Josephine 221 Currie, Michael Freddie 202, 221 Currie, William Alfred 221 Cushman, Larry James 84, 85. 99, 203 CutrelL John L. 157 Dale, Betty J. 105 Dale, Dennis Grant 72, 157 Dalton. Diana Lynn 221 Dalton. Lloyd Douglas 99. 185 Daniel. Jerry Edward 116. 186 DanieL Linda Faye 75, 203 Daniel, Louis Clifford 221 Davis, Barbara Jean 221 Davis, Harriet Ann 66. 67. 69, 84, 107, 198, 203 Davis, James Grady 221 Davis, James Sidney 221 Davis, Penny S. 114, 115, 203 Davis, William Richard 27. 96. 157 Deal. Freda Lois 186 Deaton. Thomas Roland 125. 127, 157 Decembrino, John Thomas 130. 131 Dees. Joan Hamilton 221 Deese. Brenda 221 Deese. Doris Lee 157 DeMoustes. Robert William 221 DePauL David Anthony 211 DiaL Brenda Gayle 221 Dial. Danford. Jr. 77. 102. 221 Diehl. Mary Elizabeth 88. 203 Digiorgio. Raymond Andy 203 Dillard, Cynthia Ann 203 Dillard. George Allen 158 Dinan. Warren William 203 Dixon. Brenda Brown 203 Dixon. Donald Wayne 158 Dorman. Janice Sharon 186 Dorman. Lynn Norwood 221 Dove. Lynda Lou 221 Doxtader. Kathleen Mary 26. 74. 158 Drank. Dennis Alar 186 Dudish, Joseph Frank 221 Duke. George Ray 81. 186 Duncan. Jane Allen 88. 186 Duncan. Johnnie Edwards 221 Dunevant. Bonnie Inez 83. 85. 186 Dunn. Robert Raymond 100 Dunston. C. Jackson 92, 94, 98. 99. 116. 158 Durham. Joey Bland 203 Durham. W ' illiam Franklin 221 Dutton. James Gresham 221 Easom, Sammy Eugene 186 Easterlin. Guilford Leo 221 Eddings, Katheryn B. 221 Edwards, Anita Dare 203 Edwards. Donald Leo 221 Edwards. Eunice B. 158 Edwards. Michael Gregory 103 Ellerbe. Dudley Worth 159 Elliott. Linda Joyce 221 Enzor, Betty Katherine 221 Epstein. Stephn Cooley 203 Essey. Phillip Mitchell 159 Evans. Beverley Ann 159 Evans. Lucille 28. 186 Evans, Stephen M. 203 Evans. William Ralph 98. 99. 159 Ezzell. William F. 89. 99. 187 Faircloth. Glenda Sue 232 Faircloth. Julia Godbold 187 Fallon, Dennis John 74, 204 Farrior, David Michael 222 Faucetle. Jess Lee 222 Faulk. Byron 100 Fedak, Michael John 116, 222 Fleming Howard Edwards 100, 203 Fleming. Lorraine Marlene 81. 203 Fleming. 89, Lvnette Joanne 20, 22 187 . 23, 71 Flinchum. James Alexander 222 Flinchum, Margaret Jean 203 Foley. Gary Nichols 159 Foltz. Mary Jem 75 Ford, Blanchard Fred, III 66, 67. 68. 187 Foster. John Thomas 187 Freeman. Raymond Lavell 75. 204 Frey, Russell Palmer 98. 99. 159 Frost. Lorna Elizabeth 93 Futrat Kenneth Gerald 204 GambardeUa, Hank Michael 120. 187 Gabler. George Greg 94. 102. 107, 108, 204 Gaillard. Haywood Benjamin 222 Gaddy, Flora Marcia 204 Gallagher. Joseph James 120, 122 GambardeUa. James Robert 120, 123. 204 Garcilazo. Joseph Vincent 94, 204 Garden. Henry Wells 160 Garland. Iris Faye 160 Garner, James A. 100 Garrett, Minnie Sue 222 Garris, Cary Ralph 204 Gearken. Robert Lewis 187 Gehr. Barbara Jeanne 222 Gibson, Gilbert Howard 160 Gibson. Meta Karen 28, 31. 32. 33, 160 Gill, Hal Allen 160 Gilliard, Joseph Ronald 66. 67. 68. 76. 89. 151. 161 Giuliano. Michael Murray 204 Glover. John Guthrie 91. 103. 108. 222 Godwin. Donald Joe 103. 222 Godwin. Lewis McKinley 161 Goff, Michael Bailey 204 Goins. James Ernest 222 Goins, Joel Samuel 120. 123. 204 Goldberg. Raymond 134. 135, 204 Golder. Bruce Milton 204 Gonda. Joni Frances 114, 115. 204 Gooden. Benny R. 182 Goodman. Irma Jean 89. 187 Dr. White demonstrates the correct way to clean an oven. Goodwin. Elian LaWanda 204 Gordon. Boyd Proctor, HI 222 Gore, Linda 161 Grady. Roland Augustus 204 Graham, Joyce La Verne 81 Grainger. Jackie Jasqueline 204, 34 Grainger, Pat 204 Green. Doris 104 Green. Jesse C. 187 Griffin. Ada Claudine 222 Grimes, Carelyn Kay 222 Grimes, Laura Virginia 222 Grovenstein. Allen K. 161 Gwynne, Matthew Kemp. Ill, 134, 135 Haas, Rosemarie Ellen 81 Haines, Patricia Conwell 161 Hammond, James Thurman, Jr. 222 Harnrick, Sylvia Ann 204 Hannigan, Joseph Glenn 101, 125. 204 Hardin, Elwood 204 Hardin. Gary Layton 204 Harrell. Bonnie Victor! 222 Harrelson, Kathleen 161 Harris. Bonnie Alice 162 Harris. Gloria Gyndola 77. 102, 204 Harris. Grady Cliiton 103. 162 Harvey. Vestal Wendle 222 Hatcher. Sammy Kay 187 Hawkins. Harry Frank 222 Hayes. Gloria Jean 77, 205 Haynes, Larry Thomas 101, 187 Haynes, Marilyn Annette 222 Heath. James Michael 72. 92. 120. 122. 123, 162 Hedgepeth, Linwood Roy 188 Henry, James Edward 162 Hensley, Albert Eugene 84. 85. 99 Henson, Sylvia Ann 188, 205 Hepburn, Robby Edward 222 Herring, Mary Louise 188 Herring, Nancy Lynn 205 Hess, Wayne Eric 222 Hester, Barbara Lee 105, 205 Hester, Dorothy McNutt 222 Hester, Gene Warren 222 Heston, Jacqueline Rouse 188 Hicks, Aaron Lee 125 Hilbourn, Virginia Ruth 205 Hinson, Jesse Thomas 162 Hinson, Vincent Albert 205 Hipp, Jimmy Carson 188, 223 Hoffman. John Randy 223 Holden, George Thomas 223 Holder, Nancy Jane 34, 188 Holland, Sherrie Grey 107, 223 Holmes, George Hiram, Jr. 162 Holmes, Olivia Delean 108, 205 Holmes. Tommy 188 Holt, Beecher Whitley 188 Home, Alph Fitzhugh, Jr. 205 Horn, Donald G. 116, 119 Houston, Rickie Beamon 162 Howe, Alfred Girard 206 Howell, Annette T. 89, 188 Howell, Danny Lee 125, 223 Hubbard, Carolyn J. 162 Hubbard, Robert Gray 101, 116, 125, 129 Huggins, Harry Bernard 162 Huggins, James Townsend, Jr. 223 Huggins, Marilyn Enzor 163 Hunt, Bonnie 206 Huggins, Stacy Carlton 188 Hunt, Timmy 103 Hunt, Janice Ruth 206 Hunt, JoAnn Barbara 223 Hunt, Larece 206 Hunt, Paula Kaye 75, 105, 223 Hunt, Peggy Lee 188 Hunter, Valinda Kay 105, 206 Irby, Martha Ann 163 Jackson, Hazel H. 163 Jackson, Horace L. 89, 163 Jackson, Linda Clyde 223 Jackson, Loretta S. 188 Jackson, Thomas Linton 189 Jackson, William Mitchell 223 Jacobs, Roscoe, Jr. 163 Jacobs, James Leonard 206 Jacobs, Janice Benson 223 Jarvis, Albert Wayne 223 Jenkins, James Devon 206 Jernigan, Jane Warren 223 Johnson, Beverly Lynn 223 Johnson, Catherine Elizabeth 66, 67, 69, 101, 216, 223 Johnson, Darrell D. 206 Johnson, James Coleman 99, 189 Johnson, Joseph David 71, 81, 85, 189 Johnson, Larry Bruce 198, 206 Johnson, Patrick Ann 224 Johnson, Robert Lewis 164 Johnson, Vernon Thomas 224 Jolly, Caroline Diane 20, 21, 34, 85, 104, 180, 189 Jones, Connie L. 164 Jones, Daniel P. 164 Jones, Fred Kirby 206 Jones, Jenny Marie 75, 93, 189 Jones, Jerry Charles 224 Jones, Larry 206 Jones, Nelda Elaine 206, 224 Jones, Pete Earl 224 Jones, Ted Curtiss 224 Jones, Yoma Jane 88 Jones, Kathleen 89 Jordan, Linda Faye 224 Justus, Dandy Kay 104, 224 Kahn, Jay Scott 207 Kearney, Ervin Douglas, Jr. 207 Keen, Georgette Thea 71, 73, 89, 151, 164 Keen. Jerry Wayne 25, 66, 67, 69, 73, 151, 164 Kelly, Horace Edgar 224 Kelly, Phyllis Gail 15, 96, 114, 115, 207 Kennedy, Ronnie Gene 207 Ketner, Virginia Darlene 20, 21, 81, 83. 189 Killiam, Carolyn Lanzetta 224 King, Jesse Henry 101 King, William Oscar 224 Kinlaw, Floyd Gerald 103 Kinlaw, Marley Jr. 189 Kinlaw, Rudine 224 Kinlaw, Sam Lee 207, 224 Knechtges, John Falconer 102, 108, 164 Knight. Joan Edwards 224 Kona, George Bartholomew 225 Kotuske, Richard Joseph 75, 207, 225 LaBadie, Juanita S. 225 Lamb, Larry Hoyt 225 Lambert, Boyd Livingston 189 Lamberth, Jimmy Edward 207 Lamberth, Malcolm Glenn 225 Lamberth, Marvin Lynn 225 Lamm, Mary Joan 207 Lampley, Brenda Carroll 105, 225 Lancaster, John Lee 207 Langley, Nelson 225 Lanier. Johnny Padrick 165 Lanier, William Harold 207, 225 LaRuffa, Vincent Anthony 101, 207 Two points!!!! Larrlson, Judy A. 81, 82, 96 Laverty, Pamela 225 Lavorgna, George Fred 225 Lawrence, Audrey Johanna 225 Lee, Amy Kay 190 Lee. Billy Franklin 225 Lee, Robert Murrow 207 Leggett, James Daniel 225 Leggett, Margaret Katharyn 207 Lenzi, Stephen Joseph 225 Lepore, George A. 225 Lewis, Edwin Stewart 102, 190, 225 Lewis, Patricia Ann 190 Lewis, Robert Guenter 207 Lewis, Thomas Andrew 165 Lewis, Vestal Sherwood 81, 83 Liddle, Robert Keith U6, 225 Lippard, Nancy Pauline 207 Little, Charles 207 Lockey, Robert D. 91, 102, 108, 207 Locklear, Charity 208 Locklear, Colonel Reese 165 Locklear, Dora Ann 165 Locklear, Dorothy Ann 225 Locklear, Dorothy 196 Locklear, Ernie Spencer 165 Locklear, Gary Wayne 225 Locklear, Houston Blentleigh 75, 102 Locklear, James William 165 Locklear, Linda Louise 166 Locklear, Lucrady 225 Locklear, Mary Linda 225 Locklear, Myrtis 190 Locklear, Patricia Ann 208, 166 Locklear, Philip Ray 166 Locklear, Ronald Hilbert 102 Locklear, Sandy Kay 208, 225 Locklear, Stanford 226 Locklear, Wanda Sharyn 104, 190 Loftis, Elizabeth Collins 208 Long, Charles Jackson 81, 85, 226 Long, Charles McKenzie 208 Lookabill, Sylvia Sue 166 Lovette, Pattie Sue 71, 190 Lovette, Randy Louis 226 Lowery, Annie Ruth 226 Lowry, Carol O ' Day 102 Lowry, Jane 226 Lowery, Johnson Truman 166 Lowery, Nelia Ann 102, 226 Lowery, Peggy Ann 208 Lowry, Sherry Lynn 208 Lowry, Syble Olene 77, 102 Lowery, Yvonne 226 Lucas, Clarence Vance 190 Luck, Ronnie Glenn 125, 226 Lukiw, Ihor Walter 116, 117, 134 Lynn, Shrill Dawn 226 McArthur, Thomas Patrick 226 McCall, Judy Kathryn 208 McCallum, Gwendolyn Faith 208 McCaskill, Linda Gail 208 McCleney, Judy Gail 208 McCray, Donna Adaline 226 McDaniel, Lauretta Stephanie 226 McDonald, Charles Eric 226 McDonald, David Lloyd 167 McDowell, Linda Gore 189 McEwen, Monis Dianne 191 McGill, Terris Carolyn 80, 81, 226 McGinty, Robert Ernest 226 McKellar, James Luther 81, 226 McKemey, Thomas Edward 226 McKenzie, Coy Arthur Jr. 208 McKenzie, Robert Eugene 85, 167 McKenzie. Velma Fay 208 McLaughlin, Thomas Bryan 99, 208 McLaurin, Charles Ross 103, 167 McLean, James Daniel 208 253 Inde: McLean, Mary Wallis 208 McMahon, James Keilh 74, 116, 208 McMaslers, Jerry Wayne 226 McMillan, Flora Jane 167 McNeill, Brenda Katherine 105, 226 McNeill, Patricia Pierson 80, 167 McNeill, Pope Royce 191 McPherson, Johnny Lee 103, 108, 109 McPherson, Rodney Clay 167 McPherson, Sandra Elaine 208 McRorie, Rebecca Susan 168 Malambri, William F. 102, 108, 209 Malcolm, Vera Doris 77, 91. 107, 168 Mallernee, Ellen Suzanne 226 Maners, Roger David 168 Mann, Donald McClellan 226 Manning, Keith McCox 125, 128, 168 Mansfield, Charles Francis 168 Marcy, Judith Ann 209 Martell, Dennis Patrick 226 Martin, Claude Thomas 26, 66, 67, 68, 68, 72, 97, 102, 108, 169, 209 Martin, Donald Wyvice 209 Martin, James Earl 168 Martin, Rachel Watson 75 Matthew, Peter 101, 169 Maurer, Barbara Jean 191 Maxwell, Claude Worth 102 Maynard, Lorelha 226 Maynor, Dorothy Ann 209 Maynor, Wanda Elaine 209 Meachem, David Jerome 226 Medlin, Joe E. 94 Meece, Donald Odell 227 Melton. Carol Ellen 94 Mercer, Nancy Louise 209 Mercer, William Joseph 227 Merritt, John Stuart 209 Merritt, Kenneth Grant 209, 85 Messer. Connie Gray 227 Mew, John Wesley 169 Michael, Francis Anthony 227, 130 Mikulis, Paul Adam 100 Miller, Linda Mary 209 Miller, Roger LaDon 125, 227 Miller, Thomas Wayne 209 Mioduszewski, Marlene 209 Mishoe, Jerry Olow 210 Mitchell. Marilyn Jo 76, 102, 104, 105, 114. 115. 216, 227 Mitchell, Thomas Denver 103 Mize, Raymond Wilson 227 Mobley. Hilda Jean 227 Mole. Gale Franklin 227 Monroe. Gordon Wright 227 Moore, Claude 169 Moore. Keith Bryant 91, 102, 103, 107, Montgomery, Patrick Lee 102. 108 Montgomery, Robert John 169 108, 191 Moree, Michael Wayne 97. 191 Morgan. Betty Hill 170 Morgan, Thomas Wyriot 75, 227 Morgan. Velva Dean 26. 84, 85, 102, 105, 170 Moore. Gloria Dean 24, 91, 107, 170 Mooring, Dennis Kay 103. 216, 227 Morris, Judy Carol 191 Morrison. Margaret E. 190 Mowery, Grover Jack 227 Mullin, Patrick Timothy 94, 210 Mulz, Jo Ann 74, 84, 210 Murphy, Christine Adelaide 227 Murray. Ottis Lilburn 228 Myers, David James. Jr. 228 Myrick, Raymond Lloyd 228 Nance, Carolyn 89, 170 Nance, Gerald Hugh 228 Nance, Karen Dale 20, 210 Nance, Shelby Jean 170 Nance, Thomas Atkinson 210 Neal, Catherine D. 27, 170 Neal, Robert David 75, 210 Negrin. Irving Joseph 102, 191 Nieves. Louis James 228 Stay, just a little bit longer. Nittoli, Ralph Anthony 210 Nobles, Betty Ann 88, 171 Norris, Larry Bruce 171 Norris, Ruby Pearl 28, 71, 171 Norton, William Eldridge 171 Nugent, Michael Graham 210 Nunn, David Wayne 96, 125 Nunnery, Barbara Dawn 210 Nye, Elizabeth Thorndyke 171 Odom, Janice Evelyn 20. 80, 81. 82. 83, 89, 192 Odum, Charles Thomas 192 O ' Neal, Jimmy Watson 192 Oxendine. Charles Hedric 228 Oxendine, Dafene 28, 31 Oxendine, George Hayes 210 Oxendine, James Brantly 103 Oxendine, Janex Sharie 102, 210 Oxendine, Jerry Clifford 171 Oxendine. Linda 192 Oxendine. Norma Daren 192 Oxendine, Patrick 91, 102, 192 Oxendine, Milford, Jr. 99, 101, 210 Oxendine, Sandra Starr 211, 228 Oxendine! Treva Neal 228 Oxendine, William Arthur 228 Page, Margaret Elizabeth 211 Page, William Ellis 228 Paris, Mary McNeill 192 Parker, George Nelson 228 Parker, James Henry 74 Parker, James Thomas 108, 172 Parnell. Flora Virginia 228 Parnell, Roger Warren 228 Parrish, William Joseph 107, 192 Parrott. Alice Faith 211 Partin, Joseph Edwin 211 Partney, Kevin Richard 228 Pate, Andrew C. 228 Pate, Donald Eugene 211 Pate, William James 229 Patterson. Margaret Anne 107, 211 Peed, Carl Ray 120, 122, 124, 211 Penfield. Miriam Hope 229 Pepper, William Alvin 130, 229 Perkins, Frank Orva 102 Perlmutter, Lois 211 Person, Jerome Karl 101 Peterson, Joyce Anne 192 PfirTer, Amelia Anne 211 Phillips, Cathie Sue 77, 229 Phillips, Norma Gail 77, 89, 193 Pieper. Harry 74 Pierce. Curtis Ray 73, 98, 180, 193 Pittman, Harold Glen 193 Pollack, John David 71, 172 Porter. Hugh McLean 120, 122, 124 Powers, Joyce 193 Powlas, May Anne 104, 211 Prevatte. Betty Sue 211 Priest, Sue M. 172 Propst, Michael Everett 229 Pruitt, Jannifer Lee 211 Pryor, Charles Randolph 116, 229 Purdy, Thomas Harrison 211 Putnam, Harvey Willis 75, 193 Ragone, Louis Michael 130 Ravander, Arthur Ellis 74, 91, 103, 107, 211 Ray, Gilbert McLeon 229 Reeves, Ronald Alison 229 Renkiowicz, Jackie 28. 172 Revels, Delora Jane 229 Revels, Don 75 Revels, Sybil Andrea 229 Reynolds, Martha Claire 229 Rich. Melburn Burnard 91, 102, 108, 229 Rich. Viola Mae 193 Riggan, James Carroll 229 254 Rigsbce, William Matthew 193 Riihinen, Linda Gaye 81, 93, 172 Riordan, James Patrick 116 Riordan, Sharon Eileen 20, 212 Rising. Linda Mae 211 Ritter, Wayne Mitchell 172 Rivenbark, William Rupert 211 Robbins, Harry Leroy 211, 229 Robbins, Johnny Calvin 229 Roberson, Kenneth H., Jr. 212, 229 Roberson, Sandra Marie 212 Robertson, Ralph Sherrill 101 Robinson, Larry Daniel 97, 193 Rogers, Betty Lou 229 Rogers, Kelly Wayne 102, 229 Rogers, Michael Ray 229 Rolin. Christopher R. 212 Ross, Patricia Ellen 74, 88, 173 Ross, William Wayne 193 Rosser, Kenneth Louis 212 Rouse. Cama LeDare 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 173 Roux, Betty Elaine 85, 88 Rowe, Russell Hogge 229 Rowland, Alice Cynthia 212 Royal, Robert O ' Neal 229 Rozier, Cary Preston 229 Rozier, Frances Lee 28, 31, 88, 193 Rozier, Revah Jan 173 Ruehl. Robert John 193, 212 Rush, Richard Edward 173 Rusher, George William 173 Russ, Frances K. 28. 81. 89 Russell, William Boyd 229 Sadler. Patricia Ann 89, 173 Sampson, Nancy M. 174 Sanders, Mary Catherine 230 Sanderson, Jimmy Dorsey 194 Sanderson, Kelly Keith 174 Sanderson, Larry Thomas 212 Sanderson, Michael Victor 230 Sankey, William Robert 74, 130, 212 Sarelakos, Charles Peter 120, 230 Sasseen, Anthony William 101, 115, 212 Sasser, Larry Gray 230 Saunders, Marshall 194 Schmelzer. James 194 Schell. Barbara 71, 194 Schlosser, Andrew 230 Schlosser. Samuel 230 Schulz, Richard 134, 135 Scott. Larry 212 Scott, Patricia 194 Scully. Mary 93. 105. 212 Sease, Diane 212 Sellars, Delia 230 Sellers, Marilyn 20, 34, 174 Seris, George 212 Sessoms, Judith 174 Shaw, Sandy 91, 105, 212 Shepard. Sharyn 28, 31. 66. 67, 68, 72, 76, 194 Shouter, George 194 Shores, Mary 194 Shott, James 230 Sides, Paula 212 Silvers, Judy 212 Simmons, J. D. 120, 230 Simmons. Gwenneva 212 Simmons, Mavis 212 Simmons, Zelma 212 Simms, Linda 174 Singletary, Ronald 102, 212 Singleton, Jane 230 Skipper. Sharon 20, 21 Skwarto. Matthew 212 Slone, Howard 174 Small, William 212 Smith, Barbara C. 212 Smith. Donald 116, 230 Smith, Earl 93, 213 Smith, Ertle 194 Smith, Eugene 195 Smith, Ira 194 Smith, Jarvis 175 Smith, John 125, 213 Smith, Judy 230 Smith, Mike 213 Smith, Nancy 195 Smith, Robert 195 Smith, Ruby 213 Smith, Sandra 230 Artist at work. Smith, Stephen 93. 107. 108 Smith, Terry 213 Smith, William 175 Snipes, Carol 76, 198, 213 Southerland, Leonard 213 Spell. Nancy 71. 195 Spiron, Charles 134 Sprenkle, Dorinda 230 Stanaland, Marilyn 107, 175 Stanley, Dwight 230 Stanton. William 175 Starbuck, Ann 75, 213 Steadman. Thomas 230 Steele. Don 230 Steele. Peter 213 Steen. Mitchell 214 Stehle, Karl 74, 175 Stensrud, Peter 195 Stephens. Donna 28. 31 Stetler. Wvnona 195 Stinnett. William 230 Stobo. Bill 214 Storms. Brenda 230 Strauphn. Richard 125. 127. 128 Strickland, Aubrev 230 Strickland. Roland 230 Stubbs, Jimmv 81, 195 Swanner, Becky 214 Swanson, Meredith 214 Swinson, Gail 195 Swinyer, Frank 27, 151, 176 Tatum, Hal 176 Taylor, George 176 Teal, Raymond 214 Tedder, Charles 176 Termine. Frank 130, 131 Termine, Joseph 130 Terry, Margaret 176 Thomas, Catherine 93, 196 Thomas, Glenda 176 Thomas, Ronald 230 Thompson, Richard 96 Thorn, Judy 105, 214 Thorndyke, John 177 Thrower, Thomas 214 Tolar, Barbara 196 Tolar, Linda 214 Townsend, Velton 230 Traften, Terry 121, 130 Tsirintanis, Barbara 196 Tubb, Leslie 77, 214 Tucker. Paul 231 Tudor. Marge 177 Turbeville. Jimmy 25, 66, 97, 177 Turbeville. Wallace 230 Turner. Glenn 231 Tuton. Carlton 177 Tyndall, Lana Sue 177 Tyner, Patricia 177 Tyson, Michael 214 Upchurch, William 214 Urban, Robert 214 Vance. Coy 215 Vargas. Richard 80, 81, 107, 215 Veach, Guy 178 Vernon, Donald 231 Vinson, Mark 215 Waddell, Judie 178 Walhart, Paul 231 Wallace, Ronald 231 Walters, Katherine 215 Walters, Mabel 178 Walters. Richard 215 Ward, David 101, 116, 196 Warner, Norman 231 Warren. Ernest 215 Warren, Henry 196 Warren, Tommy 125, 196 Wasko, Peter 215 Watkins, Mary Vivian 178 Watson, Catherine 215 Weaver, Danny 231 Wearins, Charles 231 Webb. Susan 85. 231 Weeks, Phillip 215 Welch. William 231 Wekluk. John 231 Wells, Ellen 196 Wells, John 215 Wells, Russell 107, 231 Welsh, Harriett 97, 179 Wengert, Robert 125, 126, 196 West, John 215 West, Linda 231 Westbrook. Anthony 231 Westmoreland, Jane 196 Whipp, Sally Ann 71, 196 White, Anna 179 White, Barbara 85, 215 White, Marlene 105, 231 White, Howard 232 White, Robert 115, 232 Whitehead. Harry 130 Whitman, Gary 120, 232 Wilkerson, Janice 179 Wilkinson, John 196 Williams, Melvin 101 125, 215 Williams, Nancy 197 Williams. Sarah 93. 197 Williamson, Avis 197 Williamson, Bernice 232 Williamson, Dana 232 Williamson, Sue 179 Williamson, Beverly 179 Williamson, Miriam 232 Williamson, Roger 197 Willoughby, Peggy 215 Wilson, Carl 232 Wilson, John 75, 215 Wilson, Larry 197 Winnies, Pamela 77, 102, 215 Winstead, Jordan 232 Wiriden, Charles 197 Withrow, Lelia 88, 197 Wittmann, Robert 179 Wolf, Nancy 232 Womble, Odel 232 Woods, Sandra 232 Wood, William 232 Worrell, Herbert 178 Wright, Carol 179 Wright, Shirley 88, 179 Wright, Thomas 232 Wyatt. Peggy 218 Yates, Michael 232 Yates. Robert 197 Young, Baxter 125. 232 Zollner, James 232 255 Believe in the Indianhead . . . of Pembroke State College and for what it stands. This year ' s INDIANHEAD is the product of much planning, long hours of picture taking, endless hours of picture identifying, writing of copy and captions, typing, and, at times, a lot of worrying. The staff endeavored to compile in one hook all the memories of the 1966-1967 Pembroke State College aca- demic year. Although we started late, we pushed ourselves to accomplish two goals: first, to make this the best, most thorough yearbook that Pembroke State College has ever published; and second, to receive the yearbook before the end of the spring semester. This annual is a reflection of you, the student body of Pembroke State. We have tried to depict this campus as you have created and believed in it day by day. Only you can determine whether or not we have ful- filled our goals. As Editor I would like to extend my gratitude to numer- ous individuals. Hunter Publishing Company, and in particu- lar their representative Ed Goldston, has been of immense help. Mr. Goldston has stayed close at hand so that he might help solve all our many problems. Mr. Pendergraft, our fac- ulty advisor, deserves thanks for all that he has done. Janice Odom, the Assistant Editor, has done an outstanding job. Without her aid, this yearbook would not have been com- pleted. To my staff, I say a heart felt thank you for always being willing to take on one more task. I must give a special thank you to my room mate for putting up with me during the crises which at times the annual presented. It was she who helped keep my spirits high. To you, the student body of Pembroke State College, I say thank you for giving me the opportunity to edit your yearbook. I realize the great trust you have bestowed on me, and I only hope that I have lived up to that trust. The 1967 year at Pembroke is almost at an end. The stu- dents will soon have only their memories and the INDIAN- HEAD to remind them of this year. We, the staff, hope that you will cherish this yearbook. In closing I say, Take the INDIANHEAD and enjoy it. You may as well because you have already paid for it. Sincerely, Mary Jo Bird Editor 256 ■n Mary H. Livermore uorai) Pembroke State College Mary H. Livcrmore Library Eembroke State College r