Pembroke State University - Indianhead Yearbook (Pembroke, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 244 of the 1969 volume:

_.„. O5U9B0KE STATt 6313 3 3511 D0144Sa Z Cage LD 4 81 .P4.625 15 6313ii Pembroke State College Pembroke North Carolina Vol. XXIV Bonnie A. Hunt Editor Vicki Barnes Business Manager INDIANHEAD 1969 PSC reaches toward excellence through . . . Academics 19 Highlights 43 Organizations 69 Traditions 113 Sports 123 Students 157 Conclusion 222 Senior Directory 228 Index 232 (j) ■ ' ■i; ' : ir« ' t m W I ' ' w ' ' new facilities . , . Under the tall pines the new red brick build- ings rise. The sound of hammers, saws, and drills, the presence of concrete mixers, cranes, and crews of workmen have become a daily part of the Pembroke scene. The campus has grown from five buildings in 1950 to more than twenty in 1968 with others already on the drawing boards. Business and English classes moved into the new Business Administration building, on the left, in March. The new Science building and the new Mary Livermore library have been in use since 1967. Pembroke State College is reaching to meet the demands of a student population that has grown more than 400 per cent in the past ten years. T, !!. } r fkp Ll J if ' fi ' m liiii i mrmi i responsive direction Board of Trustees: L. to R., Herman Dial. Harrv W. Locklcar. Robert Bums, Raymond Mallard. Business Manager; William Mason Kenneth Kersh Dean of the College. Hal W. Little. President; English Jones, Zeb A. Lowry, William E. Britt. PumelfSwett, R.D. McMillan Elmer Lowry. Responsiveness to need is a mark of academic responsibility. Meeting the requirements of a varied group of students, as well as the expectations of a wide area for educational lead- ership and opportunity, is the task of college leadership. The Board of Trustees represents the moral, economic, and political support of the region and is responsible for establish- ing basic policies. President English E. Jones, effective advo- cate of the Pembroke cause at home and away, has enabled the college to reach long-range goals and to formulate new ones based on sound planning. Dr. Kenneth Kersh, dean of the faculty, and Dr. Richard C. Pis- ano, associate dean, provide vigorous and encouraging aca- demic direction. For students, however, a well-trained faculty furnishes the essential stimulus to reach new levels of achieve- ment. intellectual emphasis . . . While providing the tools and the environment for learning, PSC puts the emphasis not only on growing knowledge, but also on strengthening intellectual purpose. For example, academic suc- cess is a requirement for college marshals, mem- bers of student-faculty committees, and other positions of honor and responsibility. The new Mary Livermore Library, warehouse of knowl- edge, has more than 50,000 volumes, 327 maga- zines, three microfilm readers, and up-to date audio-visual facilities in air-conditioned, brightly lighted, handsomely furnished surroundings. Excellent new science laboratories and class- rooms encourage the exploration of the physical world. The books, the equipment, the guidance of interested teachers, and the leadership of good students combine to make a favorable en- vironment for reaching the goal of intellectual enrichment. Competitive Sports . , . Each year PSC produces winning teams in many sports. The 1968 cross- country team upset Wake Forest and Davidson among others. With eleven wins, two losses they stole the N.A.I. A. District 29 championship from Lynch- burg. The 1967-68 track team with a re- cord of eight wins, two losses were runners-up to Catawba College in the N.A.I. A. District 26 tournament. With a record of nine wins, three losses PSC ' s 1968 soccer team produced three Ail- American candidates after having upset East Carolina, Davidson, and Methodist College. The 1967-68 basketball team ran away with several tournament trophies last year. With a record of twenty wins, nine losses the team finished second in the district. The base- ball team which finished with a record of twenty-eight wins, seven losses and pro- duced two Ail-American players, sent many large colleges and universities down to defeat. Indeed. PSC ' s Braves consistently reach high levels of ex- cellence in competitive sports. student participation . . . At Pembroke State the student ac- tivist is the student involved in con- structive work. Student government committees wrestle with the problems of living in a college community. Art stu- dents hold an annual art auction to pro- vide a scholarship for a talented prospective student and sponsor a state- wide high school art contest. In more than thirty special interest groups, stu- dents work and play. The natural science club makes field trips to observe marine life at Beaufort. The Young Democrats and Young Republicans journey by the busload to hear presidential candidates. The religious unions discuss pertinent world issues. The Pembroke Players, the Swingers and Singers, and the college band share their talents in spirited campus performances and tour in ever widening circles as PSC ' s reputation reaches greater audiences. w 13 for its expanding student enrollment. In the past ten years Pembroke State College has become one of the fastest grow- ing colleges in North Carolina, increasing from 345 students in 1958, to 933 in 1963, to 1,564 in 1968. Although more than half of the students commute from a radius of fifty miles, the outreach of the college extends to 61 counties and 17 states, including New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Massachusetts. Students also come from the Canal Zone and Australia. A growing number of mature men and women return with renewed zest and sense of purpose to complete an interrupted education. Reach- ing far afield across a wide spectrum of back- grounds and interests, but never losing its touch with southeastern North Carolina, PSC offers a basis for developing lively ap- preciation, critical judgment, and growing concern in a changing world. !Sfc-. ' ■: |5 _ mm K- ■ ■ 15 Dedication You are all just like my children to me, says the man to whom we dedicate the 1969 Indian- head, Dr. Kenneth Johnson. He is characterized by an ever active mind, a quick wit, and a genuine concern for his students. Dr. Johnson has, for the past five years at PSC, challenged those in his classes to think, to make decisions, and, thereby, to learn. Educator, loyal member of the college family, and friend, we dedicate the 1969 Indianhead to you. Dr. Johnson concentrates on soccer: practice and theory. 16 ►  -, ,•..,., I .AT; ' KSPfl H MB H H •1 1 JmpH ACADEMICS The President r % f Pembroke students, for whom the College exists and on whose education al are today both like and unlike those of the first 80 years. College trustees, administration, and faculty are keenly aware of both the similarities and the differences and of the need for understanding in dealing with student needs and student life. The emphasis must be, as it has been, on providing the maximum educational opportunity for every student 1 o this end, a strong faculty has been assembled, better buildings and equipment have been provided and broader, deeper curriculums are being offered. All this is being done with an awareness of the ferment in student life and attitudes which exi,sts everywhere Pembroke being no exception. Every possible effort is being exerted to keep open lines of communication with students and to meet, whenever possible, their legitimate and proper requests. Many steps are being taken to assure students the opportunity to express and receive consideration for their views Seminars with student leaders have been held before the opening of each session. The President ' s office and offices of his colleagues are open to individual students and student groups. A college-wide committee com- prising representation from students, faculty, and administration has been established to consider matters of interest to all. Through these and other methods the College is determined to meet the real needs and aspirations of its students. — English E. Jones, President Its resources are focussed. 20 A dministration Dr. Kenneth G. Kersh Dean of the College Dr. Rich:ird C. Pisano Associate Dean for Academic Affairs Dr. Carl M. Fisher Dean of Student Affair Edna Faye Jones Associate Dean of Student Affairs James B. Chavis Administrati e Assistant to ttie President Jason B. Lowry Director of Admissions John L. Carter Registrar Gene Warren Director of Publii Relations William S. Mason. Jr. Business Manager Terry Hulchins Director of Institutional Research Julian Ransom Purchasing Agent Lee E. Neville Student Union Manager 21 The Library The new Man.- Livermore Librar ' houses more than 50,000 volumes now being reclassified according to the Librar of Congress System. Mrs. Frances Games Director of Library- Semces B.S. in L.S.. M.S. in L.S. Virginia Jackson Librar ' Assistant B.A. Carol O. LiUard Circulation Librarian B.A.. M.A. R.S. Lillard Periodicals Librarian B A . MA. Juanita Locklear Librar ' Assistant Walter Sheldon Musgro e Cataloguer B A.. L.L.B.. M.S. in L.S. Individual carrels are popular for quiet study. 22 In Memoriam Crossing the Bar Sunset and evening star. And one clear call for me! And may there be no moan ing of the bar, When I put out to sea. But such a tide as moving seems asleep, Too full for sound and foam. When that which drew from out the boundless deep Turns again home. Twilight and evening bell. And after that the dark! And may there be no sadness of farewell, When I embark; For though from out our bourne of Time and Place The flood may bear me far, I hope to see my Pilot face to face When I have crossed the bar. —Alfred Tennyson A warmth of friendliness, a devotion to duty, a genuine concern for others, an understanding tolerance, an efficient and effective manner-these marked IVBss Marjorie Kanable as college librarian and friend to all at Pembroke State College. In her span of years, crowded with good works and loving concern, surged the quiet power of her cooperative spirit and understanding patience. Pembroke State College will long feel the benedic- tion of this life well lived. 23 tlf Secretarial Staff Lae Ruth Alway Joanna Belcher Joyce Cox Betly F. Cummings Theresa G, DeCaHo Clementine L. Duckworth Mrs. Berteen Prine, Secretary to the President ' -° ' s Jacobs Brenda Locklear Kate Locklear Brenda Lowry Nell Lowry Renee Lowry Esther Maynor Sue Ann Maynor Janice McLean Norma L. Oxendine Carol Paul Maureen Regan Carol P. Scott Teresa H. West Carolyn Woriax Ann White Billie Ann Rabon College Nurse Peggy Sinclair Assistant Nurse 24 Departments The Art Department brings exhibitions of outstanding artists toPSC Mr. Gilbert DeMeza B.A., M.F.A. Instructor Mr. Edw;ird Carroll Hale II B.A.. M.F.A. Instructor Miss Kristine Hotvedt B.F.A., M.F.A. Instructor Mr, Howard Jones B..S.. M.F.A. Instructor Mr. Reynold D. Toler, Head B.S., M.A. Ed. Instructor Mrs, Elam becomes head of Home Economics Department Mrs. Agnes Greene B.S., M.A. Instructor Mrs. Regina Parker B..S., M..S. Instructor Mrs. Annie Merle Elam. Head B.S., M.S. Instructor 25 Dr. Robert F. BritI, Head B.A., M.A.. Ph.D. Professor Mr. Fred Beckerdite B.S., M.S. Instructor Dr. David K. Kuo B.S., M.F.. Ph.D. Associate Professor Mr. Robert L. Mason B.S.. M.S. Instructor Dr. Chandra Misra B.S., M.S.. Ph.D. Associate Professor Biology Department adds new greenhouse and environmental building 26 H Mr. George Ammons B.S., C.P.A. Instructor Mr. Gilroy Zuckerman B.A., M.E. Instructor Mr. Council Jarman A.B.. M.A. Assistant Professor Mr. Joseph R. Pearce B.S.. M.A. Associate Professor Dr. Karl Scheele. Head M.A., Ph.D. Professor Business Administration and Economics Department moves into new building 27 Dr. L.L. Murray. Head B.A.. M.A.. Ed.D. Professor Mrs Rhoda P. Collins B.A.. M.Ed. .Assislani Professor -Mr. William H. Dean B.S.. M.A. .Associate Professor Dr. Clifford Nixon A.B.. M.A.. Ed.D. Professor Education Department holds monthly seminars for student teachers Dr Ruth H. Nixon B. M.A.. Ed D. Professor Mr. Gerald Lee Parker A.B.. M.Ed. -Assislani Professor Dr. Herman W. Shelley B.S. M.Ed.. Ed.D. Associate Professor Placement Director 28 H Mr. Edwin W. Grain A. A., B.S., M.A. Assistant Professor Mr. Harold T, Ellen A.B.. M.A. Assistant Professor Mr. Lacey E. Gane B.A.. Ed.M. Assistant Professor Dr. Kenneth P. Johnson B.S.. M.A., D.P.E. Professor Mr, Raymond B. Penningti B.S.. Ed.M. Associate Professor Miss Maude Ann Webb B.S., M.A. Instructor Dr. Franklin R. Langsner, Head B.S.. M.A., D.P.E. Professor Miss Eva R. Parrish B.S.. M.A. Associate Professor Touche! Coach Grain of the Health and Physical Education Department wins NAIA Coach of the Year Award 29 Dr. J. Marshall Trieber. Head B.S.. M.A.. Ed. D. Professor Mrs. Grace E. Gibson A.B., M.A. Instructor 9- • ■ •vi; • ' - Mrs. Marjorie Farmer B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor Mr. Norman W. Macleod B.A.. M.A. Associate Professor Mrs, Moore of the English Department visits English classes in Russia 30 m Dr. James A. Rogers B.A.. M.A.. Ph.D. Associate Professor Mrs. Ann F. Wells A.B., M.A. Associate Professor Mr. Macleod sends literary papers to the Collection of American Literature at Yale University 31 Mr. Adolph Dial. Acting Head B.A., Ed.M. Associate Professor Mr- David Eliades B,A.. M.A. Assistant Professor Dr. Chima H. Cho LL.B., M.A.. D.P.A. Associate Professor Mr. Dial, head of the History and Political Science Department, attended the National Democratic Convention Dr. T.F. Bousliy B.A.. B.D.. M.A., Pfi.D. Professor Mr. William R. Bullard, Jr B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor Dr. er 1 Biillers B.A.. M ' .A.. Ph.D. Professor 32 m Many hours are spent in Old Main in the study of history 63134 33 The Speech and Drama Department provides students with varied entertainment Dr, Pauli discusses accreditation with Professor William Stump. Southern Association visitor Professors Yu and Parker Join PSC Math Department Computer programmint; a ' PS.C. Mr. James Allen B.A., M.Ed. Assistant Professor Dr. Veeriah Kota B.S., M.S., Ph.D Professor Mr. Wallace Parker B.S., M.A. Instructor Dr. Yi-Hsiung Yu Ph.D. Associate Professor 35 Mrs. Reba Lowry, Head B.S., M.A. Associate Professor M iss Linda Hanley B.A,. MA. Instructor Mrs. Maria Pittaluga B.A.. M.A. Visiting Lecturer i fi Mrs. Marianne Scheele B.S.. M.A. Assistant Professor I m % Mr. R.D. Williams B.A., M.A. Instructor V O ' Dr. Adelpha Perez-Cruz Ed.D. Instructor Modern Languages add new audio equipment Miss Mary Ann O ' Neil B.A.. M.A. Instructor 36 PSC ' s Music Department tours the area V - Mr. George Walter B.M., M.M. Instructor Mrs. Elina Ransom, Head B.S., M.A. Associate Professor Mr. Frederick Bohrer B.A., M.A. Associate Professor Mrs. Doris Johnson B.M.. Ed.M. Instructor Dr. Francis Pfeifer B.A., M.A., D.M.E. Associate Professor 37 Miss I. Ruth Martin, Head M.R.E. Associate Professor Dr. Otis Carnes A., B.D,. Th.D. Professor Dr. Carnes ' and Miss Martin ' s dedication in Philosophy and Religion is rewarded by the enthusiasm of their students 38 Mr. James Hubbard B.A., MA. B.D., Th.M. Associate Professor Mr. P.W. Killian, Jr. A.B., M.A. Instructor Dr. J.W. Sumner, Head B.A,, B.D., M.S., Ph.D. Professor Dr, J, W, Sumner takes position as head of Psychology Department New Quarters in Locklear Hall Colonel Frederick R, Weber B.S.,M,A. Assistant Professor College Counselor Physical Science Department grows in its netv setting Mr. Gerald Borland Dr. Caryl H. Howard Mr. .Andrew Ransom B.S.. M.S. A.B.. M.S.. Ph.D. B.S.. Ed.M. Associate Professor Professor Associate Professor 40 Mr. Harvey Cannes A.B.. B.D., M.A. Associate Professor Mrs. Elizabeth Kuo M.A. Assistant Professor Mr. Walter Stigall B.S., M.S. Instructor Mr. Robert Birchfield. Acting Head B.A. Associate Professor Mrs. Sharda Misra B.A., M.A., M.Ed. Instructor Mrs. Misra and Mrs. Kuo bring an air of tlie Far East to the P.S.C. campus Sociology and Geography Department adds new members to staff 41 HIGHLIGHTS I U 1 ' - Miss Pembroke State College Mary Robin Covington 45 Barbara Tsirinianis. Firsi Runner up fcj ' tv T: ' Annette Webb. Finalist Marilvn Havnes. Finalist Dafene Oxendine. Finalist 46 Miss PSC Pageant Miss Indianhead Carolyn Faye Surber li Barbara Tsirintanis First Runner-up Linda Clyde Jackson Doreen Lowry Mary Beth Stout 50 Miss Indianhead finalists 51 Lambda Phi Epsilon Sweetheart S2 Alpha Theta Mu Sweetheart Sheila Strunk 53 Phi Sigma Chi Sweetheart Mary Robin Covington 54 Circle K Sweetheart Carin Liming 55 Top Ten College Girl Contest 56 1968 Honor Graduates CUM LAUDE Gerald M. Berry Palricia W. Carter Dorcas T. Hammond Jane Warren Jernigan Ervin D. Kearney Elizabeth C. Loftis Gwendolyn McCallum Mary E. Shores Gwenneva Simmons Ajin Throop Taylor Amanda R. Walter MAGNA CUM LAUDE Christine Armstrong Odell Ann Womble Kenneth Erby Dawn Brindle 58 Robert David Maynor Ann Marie McNair 59 PSC Marshals Charles Little Ci-; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities Ronald Brooks Singlelary, president of the Sludent Government Association and a member of the President ' s Advisory Council is an outstanding all-around student. He is an elemenlarv education major from Jacksonville, N.C cuucauon Alice Cynthia Rowland is a member of SNEA, treasurer of Theta Kappa Sorority and has been on the Dean ' s List. She is from Rae- tord, M.C. and is majonng.in elementary education. 61 Floyd Gerald Kinlaw has been social representative to the Student Government Association, president of Lambda Phi Epsilon Fraternity his junior year, and vice president his senior year. He is also on the Advisory Committee to the .Student Union and has been a hall counselor. He is a chemistry maior from Lumberton.N.C. Ernest W. Warren, an out- standing student on campus, is a representative to the Stu- dent Government Association. He is a business administration major from Wallace. N.C. Jacqueline B. Glover has been an active student on campus. She was a majorette and is an elementary edu- cation major from Laurinburg. N.C. Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities 62 Linda Faye Daniel has been very active in the Methodist Student Movement. She served as assistant editor of The Pine Needle her junior year and as editor her senior year. Linda is a home econ omics major from Elizabethlown, N.C. and she is very active in ?he Home Economics Club. fei i ' ii i iiii i iij, ' .,■ ■ ' . ' ■ ' ■•fy.A - J ' ' jJ O Lewis G. Green of Orrum, N.C. has been an outstanding student on campus. He has been on the Dean ' s List while at Pembroke itate College and is a sociology major. 63 Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities Josef L. Mandel. a member of the Pembroke Players and ilie French Club, is president of the German Club. He has been on the Dean ' s List. He is a French major from the state of New York. Ralph Sherrill Robertson is a mem- ber of Phi Sigma Chi and president of Phi Beta Lambda Business Fra- ternity. He is also chief college marshal. He is a business admin- istration major from Hamlet. N.C. Lindsey Thomas Clark of Laurel Hill, N.C. has been on the Dean ' s List and is an active student in campus affairs. He is a history major. 64 Painck Timothy Mullin, president of the Senior Class, also served as president of the Junior Class. He has been a member of the Honor H , . c ' ?V, ' f President ' s Advisory Council, the Dean ' s List and the Spanish Club as well as serving this year as assistant chief marshal. He .s from Long Island. N.Y. and is obtaining a double maior in bpanish and sociology. ' Peggy Lou Barnes of Pembroke, N.C. has been on the Dean ' s List every semester in college. She has also held an office in the Student Government Association and has been a college marshal. She is a music major. CcE1inp ers Z ' ° ' T ' • ' ' li g ' dent at P.S.C, has been a member of th, ■college Singers. She is an elementary education major from Maxton. N.C. 65 Larry Ray Brayboy was Freshman Representative to the Student Government Association and Sophomore Class President. He has also been a college marshal and an All-District baseball player. He is a physical education major from Pembroke. N.C. Beverly Ann Bennett from White Lake. N.C. has been a cheer- leader for four years and chief cheerleader her junior year. She has been a member of the Dormitory as well as iheExecu ' tive Councils and played a ver active pari in the Methodist Student Movement. She is an elementary education maior. Jerome K. Person has been president of the Young Democrats Club, and assistant editor of the annual. During his junior year he was vice president of the Student Government and vice president of the YDC State Federation. Serving as treasurer of the Student Govern- ment this year, he is a history major from Fayelteville, N.C. 66 ' Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities Joan Hamilion Dees, a Dean ' s List sludenl while al Pembroke has Us he K. Tubb from Fayetteville ,s social represeniative to the Slu- denl Government Associai.on, president of the Biology Club and a member of Lambda Phi Epsilon. He is a biology maior Larry Bruce Johnson is a member ot Lambda Phi Epsilon, vice president of SNEA, secretary of YDC and a member of the Dormitory Council. He was also vice president of the Student Govern- ment in his sophomore year. He is a his- tory major from St. Pauls. 67 Al -y !- ' ' ' i X t:.2tiJii: : s £aL ORGANIZATIONS Student Government The Student Go ' emment of Pembroke State College strives to provide the students with an ef- fective system of student repre- sentation. The Council sponsors outstanding entenainers and many on-campus actiWties. Through con- tact with the faculty and administra- tion the Council works for a better institution of higher learning. Dawn Brindle, Secretary I ' ffiitJWt ' ' •jiiirr • r ' y Mike Cohen, Vice-Cresidenl Jerome Person, Treasurer Council members work lo make College day a success 71 Class Representatives: Richard Locklear. Sophomore; Brenda McNeill. Junior; Ernest Warren. Senior; Howard Higgins. Freshman Gerald Kinlaw. Social Representative; Ray Brayboy, Athletic Repre- sentative; Sue Haircloth. Dorm Representative; and Larr ' Johnson. Clubs Representative Students ' ote for new constitution 72 Residence Hall Councils The dormitory councils act as governing bodies within their respective dormitories. Each council reviews and makes decisions con- cerning rules and hears disciplinary cases concerning infractions with- in the dormitory. Are Sue and Howard really discussing dorm life? L. to R. Brenda McNeill, Vice-President- Sandy Rigsbee, Secretary-Treasurer; Cariri Liming, Marilyn Curatolo, Shrill Lynn, Sue Faircloth, President; Linda Swanson, and Judy Thorn L. to R. Jimmy Tubb, Secretary- Treasurer; Don Cooke, Vice- President; Mark Vinson, President; Joe Mandel, Michael Smith, Howard Higgins, and not pictured, Larry Johnson and Richard Wasielewski Pine Needle The Pine Needle coverage extends to ever ' phase of campus life. The paper serves as a news media for students, administration, faculty and provides a forum for a dis- cussion of live campus issues. This year with Mr. Gene Warren as its advisor the Pine Needle has increased its cir- culation to the alumni of the colleee. Linda Daniel. Editor Circulation Staff: Clyde Jackson and Ann Floyd Angy Batten, News Editor; Donna Chavis, Copy Editor: and Steve StuII, Sports Editor. 75 Indianhead The Indianhead staff has worked many long and tedious hours to put to- gether a book that can be cherished by the members of the student body. Our college has grown extensively during the past year, and we have endeavored to organize in this book all the new as well as the old facets of our campus life. Since PSC is ever reaching toward a higher level of excellence, only the students of 1968-69 will know Pembroke State as it is now. We hope that this 24th volume of the Indianhead is one that will always bring back fond memoriesof PSC 1968-69. Bonnie Hunt Editor-in-Chief Vicki Barnes. Business Manager Sports editors Steve Ackiss, Ray Brayboy. and Charles Little 76 Traditions editor Joe Mandel and Highlights editor C arolyn Surber Ni. lerry Doss clowns with Linda and Be lly Lee de Capua works on organiza- tions section 77 Indianhead Tommy Brett and Barbara Long, two diligent workers Academic editors. Lois Sealey and Mary Beth Stout Inter fraternity Council The function of the Interfraternity Council is to promote fra- ternal brotherhood at P.S.C. and to provide coordination between the fraternities and the administration. L lo R. Johnny Merritt, Richard West, Stanley Austin Vincent Hrnson, Donny Singletary, Artie McKenzie, Jim Shun. Presidenl Honorary History Fraternity Only history or political science majors, who have a 3.0 average in history, and who have taken eighteen hours in this field, are eligible for membership in the History Fra- ternity. The main goal of this organization is to provide interest in history. Officers: Leo Edwards, Pat Montgomery, John Wilson Steve Ackiss Glenn Campanelli Vann Carter James C. Cashwell John Chenault James S. Davis John T. Decembrino Vann Harris Vincent A. Hinson George T. Holden James E. Lamberth George A. Lepore Vincent A. LaRuffa Robert D. Lockey Ronnie Luck Ihor Lukiw John S. Merritt Michael Mighori Milford Oxendine Ralph Robertson James Timothy Saunders James W. Shutt Wally Turberville Danny L. Weaver Edward F. West Frank Wilmoth Mason Wyatt Lambda Phi Epsilon « 82 Brave whoops it up al homecoming game Artie McKenzie Jim Saint Amand Leslie Tubb Wayne Tucker Jerry Wasco 83 Alpha Theta Mu George Cooper President Brothers play active pari in homecoming parade Hoyt Alford Vice President Mark Vinson Recording Secretary Tony Abernethy Corresponding Secretary 84 Grady Adams Stan Austin Danny Balchelo Jimmy Hill The stunts we pledges are forced to do! 85 Circle K iC9 Members of Circle K. the fratemiiies. and the ILAII President Don Sieele Vice-President I Crowning of sweetfaean. Carin Liming Student Council help to make College Day a lie Day a success Ron Bachner Mike Clark Michael Fedak Ben Gaillard Vincent LaRuffa Steve Lenzi Matt Skwarto Don Wachter Harry Whitehead Jim Zollner 87 Idp Theta Kappa Sandy Shaw Rigsbee President Judy Thorn Vice-President Brenda Lampley Katie Carol Snipes Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Donna Averitle Sandy Bovender Doris Green Ca: Kay Crouch Lee DeCapua Brenda Dooley Sue Garrett Barbara Hester Mary Ann High Cindy Luther Brenda Odom Brenda McNeill Lois Perlmutter Diane Sease Sheila Sirunk 88 I am proud because I am pledging Ihe best sorority in the world 89 Young Democrats Club The Y.D.C.. under the leadership of Mr. Adolph Dial, provides an organization in which young leaders of the Democratic Party can best demonstrate theii political interest. The organization invites notable guest speakers to attend its meetings to discuss var- ious governmental policies. This year they attended several political rallies in support of their party. L, to R Vice-President. Van Carter; President. Joe Godwin- Sec- retary-Treasurer. Brenda Lampley L. to R., First Row: Amelia Rhodes, Cindy Rowland. Clyde Jackson, Joe Godwin. Brenda Lampley, Jon Hildebrand. Second Row: John Wilson, Jerome Person, Richard Cook, Van Carter, Eric Lupo, Gary Godwin 90 Young Republicans Club The Y.R.C. offers to all students the chance to join in and learn about the workings of a democracy. The Y.R.C. helped to organize a Nixon Campaign Center in Pembroke and attended one of the new president ' s rallies in Greensboro. They also sup- ported candidates for state offices. At Republican headquarters in downtown Pembroke Pat Montgomery and Ma ilyn Haynes practice victory smiles 91 rtsi Members listen attentively as Dean Richard C. Pisano lectures nn ' Education Should Be an Advent) Officers: L. to R.. Lorraine Rusher, Treasurer; Don Singleiar ' , Vice President; Larry Johnson, President; Judy Thorn, Secretary; Emily McLean, Social Chair- S.N.E.A . The StutJent National Etjucation Association is an or- ganization that provides many opportunities for personal and professional satisfaction. The educational club which was founded in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1857, is open to all Bachelor of Science majors. The club members attend and participate in the annual state convention. They also hear guest speakers from the education profession. President Larry Johnson and Mrs. Rhoda CoUins, advisor, pictured at right, make program plans. 92 NCAPHER The Pembroke chapter of the North CaroHna Association of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation is a professional or- ganization of physical education majors and minors. Intramurals for the students are planned through the NCAHPER. This year the members have heard speakers from the physical education departments of several other colleges and universities. Charles Liltle Henry Stewart, Marty Beeson, Don Sellers, Jimmy Cox are members of the Cross Country Team which captured the NAIA District 29 championship Officers: L. to R., Ray Gold- berg, Vice President: Jimmy Gambardella, Treasurer: Carin Liming, Secretary: Carl Peed, President: Fred Gordon, Social Chairman 93 rm M.EM.C. The Music Education Na- tional Conference, an or- ganization of music majors, emphasizes and promotes musical activities through- out the year. Meetings of this organization are held monthly for discussion on the lives, works, and interests of com- posers. Officers: L. to R. Richie lacona. Social Chairman; Robert Lockev. Vice-President; Jackie Glover, Secretary; Peggy Barnes. President; Not pictured Margaret Patterson. Treasurer. L. lo R. .4lan Brigman. Jackie Glover. .Margaret Patterson. Richie lacona, Peggy Barnes. Mrs. Doris B. Johnson, advisor: Second Rovk: Da id Crook. John Glover. A! Hart. Arthur Ra ender. Russell Wells, Robert Lockey 94 Home Economics Club The Home Economics Club serves to recruit for the profession of home eco- nomist and to demonstrate the ideals of the home economist through individual and group work. The club annually sponsors such projects as car washes, pie sales, auctions, catering teas and dinners, and the Christmas bazaar. The funds from these activities are used to give a scholarship to a deserving home economics student. Goodies on sale at ihe Home Ec Christmas bazaar — — L, to R., Mrs. Regina Parker. Advisor: Mary Dieiil. .Sec- retary: Becliy Malamhri, Vice- President: Judy Silver, Re- porter: Gladys Bullock, Presi- dent. L. to R., Ann Simmons, Judy Silver, Annette Fenton, Kathy Cashwell, Carolyn Bullard, Linda Daniel, Pamela Hastings Jennie Pamell, Barbara Maurer, Mrs. Parker, Barbara Bullard, Becky Malambri, Gladys Bullock, Marv Diehl 95 HKB Phi Beta Lambda Phi Beta Lambda, one of the newest clubs on campus, is a national organization for stu- dents at the college or university level who are preparing for careers in business or indus- try or for careers in business education. The club, meeting for social as well as intellectual stimulation, hears speakers from other college chapters and attends a state convention in March. Kathy Jones and David Hunger on homecoming float .rr- v.,.; Officers: President. Ralph Robertson: Treasurer. Jim Meyer; Vice-President, Elizabeth Robertson: Secretary. Bonnie A. Hunt; Advisor. Mrs. Norma J. Thompson aVE •£ THE !f « ' ' . ■ BRAVES L. to R.. Sealed: Barbara Da is. Georgia Simpson. Carol Snipes. Kathy Jones. Judy Bullard. Linda Ransom. Georgia Chavis. Libby Robertson Standing: Bonnie Hunt. Frieda Bullard. Carol Sellers. Richard Carr, Gary Hardin. Ralph Robertson. Da id Chadwick. Kenneth Erby. David Bunger. Jim Meyer. John Jacobs. Brenda Oxendine 96 Marketing Club The American Marketing Association Club is open to all students majoring in any curriculum offered by the Department of Business. In order to broaden knowledge of the business world, the club spon- sors speakers from different areas of North Carolina. They also at- tend the regional meeting of the American Marketing Association in Atlanta, Georgia. Here, many of the bu.siness students are interviewed for jobs by the recruiting officers of companies from the Eastern United States. Officers: L. to R. Darrell Johnson, Presi- dent; Jim Zollner. Secretary-Treasurer- Dennis Fallon, Vice-President Sealed L. to R.: Jim Zollner, Darrell Johnson, Dennis Fallon. Standini;- Jim Meyer, Ron Bachner, Jim Ha dden George LaVorgna, Harry Whitehead, Wally Ahlberg, John Jacobs, Ralph Rob- ertson, John Chernault, Wade Maness Charles Malpass, Glenn Turner, Kenneth Erby, Charles Paris. 97 W53P Pembroke Players Students interested in acting find they can use and develop their abilities in the productions given throughout the year on campus Blithe Spirit and Spoon River Anthology, smash hits both on and off campus, were followed by the lively musical, The Boyfriend. L. to R.. Jaye Jones. Carolyn Surher. Tommy Breti. William Siobo. Jon Fisher. Jo Ann Mullz. Judith Dyer, Phil Stentz. Matt Skwarto. .Steve Clark. Jill Abrams. Jay Kahn. Joe Mandel. Marlene Mioduszewski The Readers Theater, a group of five students who read scripts and interpret them through facial expres- sion and bodily movement, performs for classes, civic organizations, and hospitals. Miss Pat Hett, advisor Art Club The Art Club is an extra-curricular cam- pus activity for the student who is interested in art. The funds raised by the club ' s annual art auction provide art scholarships for de- serving students. Officers. L.ioR Jane Clay. Secretary; Jon Fisher, President Marcia Gaddy, Social Cfiairman: Bill Page, Vice President IL. to R.,Zelma Simmons, Donna Anderson, Nancy Vodvarka Sue IJoTn ' rhenT ' l. M ° ' ' ' !; 1 S. Wanda Maynor. Gerald Nance ' n .lLH n r • ' f ° . ' K i Ballard. Jane Clay, Alceon iBuIlard. Delora Revels. Bil l Page, Bill Stolx), Bob Mercer, Gale TTiomas. George Parker, Jennie Kalin, Jay Kahn, Frank Scoggins, W.lham Hancock, Rolf Burchfield, Ann Weatlierly, Mike Feree Don Behrens, Stephanie Chappell, Russ Haidinger 99 Natural Science Club The Natural Science Club members are students who are interested in branches of science. Monthly seminars are given by individual members of the club. The activities include field trips to the outer banks and to Tarheel and a weekend at the North Carolina State Convention of the Collegiate Academy of Science.  =; •■ Advisor. Mr. Joseph McGirt and Presi- dent. Bill Mercer try to stay warm during an outing L. to R., Gerald Nance. Linda Oxendine. Boyd Belcher. Todd Bullock, Ann Flovd. Dr. Robert Bnlt. Marilyn Alphin. Bill Mercer. Mike Cohen. Pam .Scott. Geddie Autry. Mr. Joseph McGin. Mr. Robert Mason 100 Math Club Officers. Houston Brent Lockle;ir. President: Emily Seyfried, Sec- retary-Treasurer; James R. Locklear. Vice-President The Euclidian Math Club allows stutjents who have mathematical minds (o find social as well as academic stimulation. The club has student lectures and pre- arranged programs that guide the members in exchanging ideas about mathematical theory and mechanics. .Students learn the fundamentals of computer programming, a course recently added to the math department L. to R.. Dr. Veeriah Kota, Houston Brent Locklear. Shrill Lynn. Bonnie Locklear, Donald Cook, Libhie Hunt, David Maynor, Mr. James A. Jacobs, Nat Tolar. Emily Seyfried, Mr. Wallace Parker. James R. Locklear 101 Debating Team This group makes a study of forensics and represents the college in debate tourneys through- out the state. L. to R.: Dr. Kenneth Pauli. ad isor; Da id Crook. Leo Edwards. John Thome. Bar- bara Burstein Spanish Club I The purpose of the Spanish Club is to encourage the student to broaden his knowledge in the different aspects of Spanish culture. Through membership in the group he has a variety of opponunities for con- versation and readine in the laneuaee. L. lo R.; Doris Green. Linda West. Sandra Sanderson. Pal Mullin. Johnny Muggins, Mrs. Maria Piltaluga. Jerrj ' Lowry. Danny Dial. Mrs. Reba Lowr ' . Treva Oxendine. Wesley Re els. Ann Brewer. Camille Hendricks 102 Pentecostal Fellowship The ideals of King ' s Pentecostal Fellowship are to provide spiritual enrichment and Christian service to its members. Seated. L. to R.: Kathy Moody. Carol Snipes, Nancy Sanc- hez. Virginia Brewer. Dale Locklear. Marilyn Jo Mitchell Standing: Mr. James Leggett, Larry Sasser. Bill Palmer, Ch arles Pans. Bethea Moore. Mrs. Norma Thompson, ad- visor; Sharlie Dyle. Linda Abrams. Martha Mackafee, Don Johnson. Newman Club Balanced programs of religious, in- tellectual, and social activities are pro- vided through the Newman Club. This religious group was founded in 1915 in memory of John Henry Newman who devoted his life to the Catholic college student. This year, the club is sponsoring student seminars on controversial topics relevant to the spiritual life of a college student. James McMahon. James Parker, and Miss Linda Hanley discuss plans for the next meeting 103 Methodist Student Movement The Methodist Student Move- ment provides an opportunity for college students to explore the spiritual meaning of life. Members meet to study, deepen, enrich and mature their Christian faith and to prepare themselves for an active life of service and leadership after their student years. Officers: Ann Slarbuck. Program Chairman; Linda Daniel, Recreation Chairman; Sylvia Baug- ham. Devotional Chairman; Beverley Bennett, Vice-President; Houston Locklear. President Seated: L. to R. Bonnie Locklear. Elizabeth Rath- bone. Donna Holder, Bev- erley Bennett, Linda Daniel. Sylvia Baugham. Standing: Houston lock- lear, Mr. Rudy D. Williams, and Reverend Henry Biz zell, Jr., advisors; Jim Tarlton. Jerry Jones, Ann Starbuck. 104 Sea(ed: Angela Chavis, Gloria Harris, JoAnn Chavis. Treva Oxendine, Nelia Lowery. Slandinq: Mr. Farmer Wayne Kine Sally Cunimings. Brenda Deese. Freida Oxendine, .Stanford Locklear. Ray Brooks Baptist Student Union Many students feel the need to foster their rehgious faith during the college years. The Baptist Student Union offers this opportunity to members of the Baptist faith. An es.sential part of the B.S.U. program is its offer of guidance to its mem- bership. Officers: Mr. James Farmer, Advisor: Wayne King, President; Stanford Lxjcklear, Program Chairman: Brenda Deese, Secretary; Gloria Harris, Listen Chairman; Nelia Lowery Social Chairman 105 College Singers The College Singers, a mixed vocal ensemble, performs popular folk music for campus groups, local civic organizations, and on college tours. They are under the direction of Mr. Frederick Bohrer. Peggy and Richie get ready for a performance. c!, ' ' ' ' , n b ru , ■ ' ; ' ■ ' ' ' ' - J ' Holder. Margaret Patterson. Row: Ricliard lacona. Jimmv Stanley. Douglas Parks. Frank Pate bheila Byrd. Sheila Lee. Peggy Barnes. Marjorie Schaffer. Second Arthur Ravander. Russell Wells. Tommy Brett. 106 Student-director, Richie lacona, and Conductor, Francis Pfeifer, discuss a new arrangement Dr. College Swingers The College Swingers is an instrumental musical ensemble whose members enjoy playing and arranging popular and jazz music. This year the Swingers have performed in several high schools in North and South Carolina and during a College Day dinner given for high school counselors. Richie lacona, piano-student director; John Furiato, card- ovox; Al Hart, baritone sax- ophone; Bob Lockey, alto saxophone; Tom Fulp, alto sax- ophone; Russell Wells, guitar; John Glover, drums; Dr. Francis Pfeifer, Conductor; Alton Hart- ness, trombone; John Bennett, second trumpet; Gus Martin, first trumpet; Alan Brigman, third trumpet; Randy Davis, fourth trumpet; Cyrus Moore, string bass, not pictured; Hal Revercomb, tenor saxophone. 107 College Chorus Under the direction of Mr. Frederic Bohrer. the College Chorus performs at various community functions and gives annual Christmas and spring concerts. The Chor is provides college credit and a chance for each student at Pembroke State College to participate. First Row L. to R Peggy Barnes. Bonnie Locklear. Emilv .McLean, Doreen Lowery. Sue Whiiley. Jimmv Stanlev. Anhur Ravander. Billy Cooke. .Mike Jones. Terry Doss. Second Row: Linda Daniel. .Angy Batten. Donna Holder. Doris Warren. Sheila Lee. Karen Johnson. Philip Stentz. Daiid Crook. John Mans. Richie lacona. Third Row: Betsy Daniel. Linda Swanson. Faith Parrott. Ernest Warren. Tommy Brett, Cyrus Moore. Done Parks. Gus Martin. Russell Wells. Alton Hartness 108 The College Band Under the direction of Dr. Francis Pfeifer the Pembroke State College Band continues its numerous accomplishments. In addition to its marching activities throughout North and South Carolina where the band provides a colorful ad- dition to community parades, it also presents on-campus concerts during the year. The band, like the chorus, offers to each student the op- portunity to participate in the activities of the Music Department. Director Dr. Francis Pfeifer Percussion: Cyrus Moore, John Glover. David Crook, David Yandle; Clarinets: Lindsey Clark. Peggy Barnes, Robert Lockey, Debbie Hundley; Flute: Pamela Winnies; Trumpets, John Bennett, Alan Brigman, Gus Martin. Bethea Moore, Jerry Lowery; Tuba: Helen Sweeley, Alton Hartness; Trombones: Doreen Lowery, Nelia Lowery. James Dutch, Al Hart. Patrick Montgo- mery; Saxophones: Wil- liam Malambri, Double Bass; Dr. Francis Pfeifer. :«?; ' • ' •► ' ■ Majorettes Barbara Harrill Pom Pom Girls 0 ' I -! - V • y ■ TRADITIONS 113 Lyceum Series 1 The Lyceum S eries enhances the cuh- ural life at P.S.C. bringing to the campus renowned artists in the fields of music, drama, and dance. This year, the series presented the famed folksingers. the Wayfarers; Kenneth Crawford, news analyst: Robert MacDonald. pianist; the Radio City Music Hall organist. Dick Leibert; The National Opera Company; the University of Georgia Singers: and a dance team from India. Bhaskar and Shala. Richard Leibert. Organist The Wayfarers Robert MacDonald, pianist Blithe Spirit The first production by the Pembroke Players was Noel Coward ' s Blithe Spirit under the direction of Pat Heft. The comedy played to enthusiastic audiences three nights in Moore Hall Auditorium and once at Pope Air Force Base Ser- Nice Club. .Madame Arcati casts a spell on Edith lo banish the spirits of the [wo wives ;. J. Bradman iJill Abramsi. Ruth i.Marlene .Mioduszewskii. and Charles iBill Siobol watch Dr. Bradman iRichard VargasI as he tries to revive Madame Arcati (Jaye JonesI from a trance 116 Casl members: Carolyn Surber, Marlene Mioduszewski, Lydia Goodwin, Richard Vargas. Jill Abrams. Judy Dyer. Phil .Stentz Malt Skwarto Don Elliot, Steve Clark Lydia Goodwin and Marlene Mioduszewski The second production of the Pembroke Players was a dramatization of a series of epitaphs by Edgar Lee Masters. Special hghting effects were produced by Jon Fisher; the set was designed by Bill Stobo. After three performances at P.S.C, the play was presented at Pope Air Force Base, at the Methodist Church in Pembroke, and at the Robeson County Library in Lumberton. 117 The Boyfriend The first production of the spring semester was The Boy Friend. a musical spoof of the roaring twenties by Sandy Wilson. Directed by Pat Heft, the musical ' s sets were designed by Jon Fisher, costumes were by Carolyn Surber. The Pembroke Players closed the season with three one-act plays. Bill Slobo and Jon Fisher looking over the set design and light plot Tom Brett and Marlene Mio- duszewski auditioning for the musical Rehearsing the Charleston 118 Sadie Hawkins The Annual Halloween Dance sponsored by the sophomore class is an occasion when students dress in country and hillbilly style. The couple wearing the most original cos- tumes wins a prize. Li ' l Abner Tarlton and Daisy Mae Rath- bone Marryin ' Sam Bobbin for apples 119 Homecoming This big week in December featured a bonfire, a con- cert by the Drifters, a dance with Maurice Williams and the Zodiacs, a parade through town, a basketball game against the Rams of Virginia Commonwealth University, and the crowning of Miss P.S.C The entire student body decked itself out in holiday spirit for the fun and festivities. Winning junior class entry in parade v A. -- SPORTS Cheerleaders All agree that the cheerleaders boost the spirit of the team and the fans. Indeed, our sparkHng eight girls with new chants and bouncing spirits have provided entertainment as well as cheered our Braves on to victorv. Yea. Cheerleaders! Captain. Karen Campbell The crew . . . al pla Hey girls, check out number 32 L. to R., Nancy Wolf, Caniille Hendricks, Carin Liming, Beverly Bennett, Karen Campbell, JoAnnNChernet, Barbara Tsirantanis, Marilyn Haynes, and, not pictured. Sue Garrett 125 Basketball Reluming seniors from lefi to right: Jimmy Gambardella. Henr Bvrd Carl Peed, Joel Coins, Wile Barrett and Coach Lacy Gane ' ' The Brave ' s basketball team has established itself, over the past few years, as a team not to be taken lightly. Under the leadership of Coach Lacey Gane the P.S.C. cagers have earned ' the reputation of being strong contenders despite losing former All-District Joe Gallagher. The remainder of the tearn re- turned for another successful year. Most prominent among the returnees is Carl Peed, a six-foot senior from Hamlet. N.C. serving as captain for this year ' s team. Through most of this season. Peed has led the Braves in scoring while playing all three positions. Other returning veterans include Barry Hopkins, an excellent out- side shooter; Jimmy Gambardella. a 5 ' 9 guard whose hustle and desire have propelled the team to numerous victories: Kent Sampson, who suf- fered a broken foot last year, but who has come along nicely this season: Wiley Barrett, a fine shooter: and Charlie Sarelakos. an excellent out- side shooting guard. Also returning are Gary Whit ' man. Garv Locklear. Bob Willeford and Joel Goins. The Braves were helped con- siderably the first semester by fresh- man Joe Howard. During that time, he was the team ' s top rebounder. Standing (left to rightl: Wiley Bairett. Henry Byrd. Gary Locklear. Kent Sampson. Joe Howard. Bob Willeford Kneeling: Jimmy Gambardella. Barr H,.pkins, ( ,arv Whit- man. Cari Peed. Joel Goins. Charles Sarelakos 126 Scoreboard Date Opponent Place Nov. 29-30 Tournament Away Dec. 3 Methodist College Home Dec. 6 Asheville-Biltmore College Away Dec. 9 Lander College Home Dec. 14 Richmond Professional Institute Home Dec. 17-18 Tournament Away Jan. 6 Erskine College Home Jan. 10 Mars Hill College Home Jan. 11 Richmond Professional Institute Away Jan. 15 Wilmington College Home Jan. 18 St. Andrews College Away Jan. 25 Wofford College Home Jan. 27 Erskine College Away Jan. 28 Lander College Away Jan. 31 Baptist College Away Feb. 1 Asheville-Biltmore College Home Feb. 5 Campbell College Home Feb. 7 Belmont Abbey College Away Feb. 8 Wofford College Home Feb. 10 Methodist College Away Feb. 13 Wilmington College Away Feb. 15 Baptist College Home Feb. 20 Campbell College Away Feb. 22 Belmont Abbey College Home Carl Peed, team captain and leading scorer and Honorable Mention Barry Hopkins (23) scores two points against Virginia Commonwealth University 127 Basketball P.S.C. ' s home Erskine Kent Sampson contributes a charily toss to P.S.C. ' s 84-66 win over Methodist Basketball Wiley Barrett Forward Henry Byrd Center Jimmy Gambardella Guard Joel Coins Guard Barry Hopkins Guard Joe Howard Forward-Center Gary Locklear Center Carl Peed Forward-Guard Kent Sampson Forward Charles Sarelakos Guard Gary Whitman Guard Boh Willeford Forward Carl Peed Jimmy Gambardella The proof of Ihe struggle whenever P. S.C. meets Lander Carl Peed working his magic that has brought the Braves numerous vic- tories 130 LoyaUans cheer the Braves on ,n the.r homecoming encoun.er wUh V.rginia Commonweahh Un,- The new acquisMon of ,he P.E. Department 131 Freshman Basketball The freshman team under the able leadership of Coach Joel Goins finished the sea- son with a ten-one record. The lone defeat came at the hands of Southeastern Co m- munity College. Thev later avenged that defeat. The Baby Braves were led in scoring by Mike Scott with a 20-point average. However. Coach Goins credits the team ' s suc- cess this season to a good overall team effort. L. ui R.. BubbN VVimd. Dannv Lucas, Keith VV hiie. Howard Faulk. Mike Scott, Bohhv Dale, and coach. Joel Goins. 132 Baseball MikeCarruthers, former P.S.C. Ail-American, and Coach Ray Penninglo Ray Brayboy and Ronnie Collins, captains of ttie 1969 Braves 133 m Baseball Front: L. to R. Vic Barberousse. Mike McLelland. Dewey Knight. Rick Coffin. Greg Allen. Rav Bray- boy. Ronnie Collins. Johnny Williams. Al Phillip ' s. Preston Douglas. David Dixon. Aaron Hicks. Johnny Smith. Mgr. Back: Asst. Coach Harold Ellen. Tani my Ham. Eddie West. Tom McGrath. Danny Howell Keith Broom. Ray Nixon. Bob Mangum. Warren Moore. Gene Geiger. Johnny Coble. Gary Lock lear. Coach Ray Pennington. L. to R.. Pitchers Ray Nix- on, Tom McGrath. Eddie West. Rick Coffin. Dewey Knighl, right fielder, slides home March 13 Away 15 Home 20 Home 21 Home 22 Home 24 Home 26 Home 26 Home 27 Home 28 Away 29 Away 31 Away April 9 Away 2 Away 3 Away 7 Home 8 Home 14 Home 16 Away 18 Away 19 Away 21 Home 22 Away 24 Away 25 Away 26 Home 28 Away 29 Away May 1 Away 2 Home 3 Home 5 Hprne 6 Home 9 Away 12 Home May 14-17- NAIADislrict Ft Bragg Atlanlic Chrislian College of Charleslon Milligan Milligan Virginia Cleveland State Williams Williams Georgia Southern Georgia Southern Oglethorpe Oglethorpe Armstrong State College Armstrong State College Catawba Catawba Ft. Bragg Guilford Campbell Methodist Wilmington College of Charleston St. Andrews High Point Campbell Atlantic Christian Ft, Bragg Wilmington Methodist St. Andrews Belmont Abbey Virginia Fayetteville State Fayetteville State 29 playoffs. 135 Baseball Name Position Barberousse. Vic l.F. Broome. Keith I.F. Collins, Ronnie l.F. Dixon, David I.F. Howell. Danny l.F. Moore, Warren IF. Brayboy. Ray O.F. Douglas, Preston O.F. Knight. Dewey O.F. McLelland, Mike O.F. Sink, Mark OF. Williams. Johnny O.F. Allen, Greg C Ham, Tammy C Hicks, Aaron C Phillips. Al C Chavis. Ronnie P Coble, Johnnv P Coffin. Rick P Geiger. Gene P Locklear, Gary P McGraih. Tom P Mangum. Bob P Nixon. Ray P Riggan. Madison P Sligall. Terry P Ronnie Collins. P.S.C. ' s All-Americ£ shortstop L. to R., Johnny Williams. Mike Mc- Lelland, and Preston Douglas 136 L. to R. Coach Grain, Charles Liitle, Henry Stewart, Larry Rodgers, Marty Beeson, Don Sellers, Drew Sledge, Jack Nitto, Jimmy Cox, David Baldwin Cross Country Slate Meet Scores Duke U. 37 E.C.U. 42 L.N.C. 76 N.C.S.U. 116 w.c.u. 141 A.S.U. 178 Pembroke 211 High Point 227 Wake Forest U. 232 Da 1dson 268 Cross Country The 1968 cross-countr - team finished the regular sea- son with 1 1 wins and 2 losses. Wins came over High Point. Davidson, and Wake Forest. The Braves proved to be the top small college team in . .C. with a seventh place finish in the state meet. P.S.C. ' s track team stole the N.A.I. .A. District 29 championship from Lynchburg. Freshman Marty Beeson ran to the top position on the cross-country team and to a first place finish in District 29. Sophomore Jimmy Cox made an amazing dash to the number two position and a second place finish in District 29. The Braves were paced by si.x freshmen, two sopho- mores, and one senior. The future should be ery pro- mising for the hill-and-dale men. 1968 Schedule High Point Lost St. .. ndrews Won Methodist Won High Point Won UJv.C.-Charlotte Won Lynchburg Won Methodist Won St. Andrews Won Sandhills Com. C. Won Campbell Won High Point Losi David Baldwin, Marty Bee- son. Cliarles Little, Don Sellers, and Jimmy Cox turned in the five top run- ning times Don Sellers, promising freshman ; Jimmy Cox, must miproved harrier 139 Track 1968 L. loR.. First Row: Brice Sweet. Carl Hubay. Billy Cranfield. David Ward. Mike Reinhardl. Jimmv Co.x. Murrav Bullard Second Row: Stan Foster. Donald Horn. Henr l-a.::- F ;- Hii; Little. Dannv Weaver. George LeP . re. Loa h Crujn The 1968 Track team ended the regular season with a record of eight wins and two losses. Wins came over Davidson and High Point. The Braves were runners-up to Catawba College in the N., ' .I..A. Dis- trict 26 meet. The 1969 track team has nine returning lettermen. Pat Hillard. District 26 record holder of the high jump and triple jump: Billy Cranfield. N.C.A. A.U. pole vault champion: Jay Wilhelm. 1967 N.A.I. A. District 26 Most X ' aluable Trackman: Stan Foster, district champion in the sprints and 440-yard hurdles: Charles Little, district champion in the S80-yard run: Danny Weaver, district champion in the 120 high hurdles: and Clarence Lucas, district champion discus thrower: are returning to the 1969 track team. These boys plus other promising trackmen aspire to put Pembroke State in the number one position again. Coach Crain ' s coaching career is proving to be highly successful at Pembroke State. He led his trackmen to a three-year record of 21 victories and five defeats. His harriers have posted a two- season mark of 22 wins and 3 defeats. For his coaching ability Coach Crain was named Coach of the Year for track in District 29 and Area 7 in 1967. He was also named Coach of the Year for cross-country for District 29 in 1968. Crain s favorite war cr is We love it: make it hurt! 140 Districl champions Stan Fosier. Charles Little, and Pal Hillard pose with Coach Grain Danny Weaver. 120 high hurdles district chainpion -fa. Clarence Lucas, discus districl champion 141 Track Donald Ht.irn. kmg and triple iumper 1968 Record St. Andrews Won Wofford Won Davidson Won High Point Won Atlantic Christian Won East Carolina Lost Williams Won Atlantic Christian Won Baptist Lost Campbell Won 142 Billy Cranfield, N.C.A.A.Ll. pole vault champi.m Jimmy Cox, freshmen miler and ihrce-nuler 1969 Schedule Marc h2I Sandhills Community College Pembroke March 26 High Point Pembroke April 12 Fayetteville State Relays Pembroke April 15 Davidson College High Point High Point April 19 Davidson Relays Davidson April 25 Fort Bragg Fort Bragg May 2-3 State Meet Durham May 6 Fort Bragg Pembroke May 9 Campbell Pembroke May 17 District 29 NAIA Meet May 30-31 18th Annual NAIA National Championship Albuquerque, N. Mex. 143 Soccer mm Soccer Schedule 1968-69 September 30 Methodist College away won October 5 Easi Carolina away won October 7 Davidson home won October 9 Sr. Andrews away lost October 17 Southeastern away won October 19 Guilford home won October 23 Campbell away won October 26 Wilmington away lost October 30 Wesleyan home won October 30 Fort Brago home lost No ember 2 Baptist away won November s South Eastern home won November 9 Belmont Abbey away lost Front row. L. to R.: Don Andrews. Ray Goldberg. V ' ito Ciccone. Tri-capiain Donald iBucky Horn. Tri-captain Ihor Lukiw. Steve Ackiss. Larr Kelly. George Haddin. Second row: Jay Kahn. Michael Edwards. Harold Lilly. Dennis Knoti. Tri-captain Michael Fedak. Niel Armstrong. Thomas Black. David DePaul. James McMahon. Ray Pern. Third row: Dr. Kenneth Johnson icoachi. Eric Ahlberg. ince LaRuffa. Paul Giordano. Michael Migliori. Robert Bird. Anker Bell. Dennis Marino. John Weber. Howard Barkley. manaeer Bucky Horn displays his All-Souih form against Fort Bragg 1-U Goalie Ray Perri blocks a shot as Dennis Marino dem- onstrates to an opponent that the hand is quiclier than the eye (145 Soccer se :- :- r ' ■i ' lyii ii i j ' I ' 1 iTi . ■ ' Fullback George Madden fakes out ihe opposition witii the Teaberry Shuffle The teatn ' s record for the 1968-69 season was nine wins and three losses. Having upset among others East Carolina. Davidson. Bap- tist. Campbell, Wesleyan. Guilford, and Methodist the team missed an N.A.I. A. play- off berth by one loss. Seniors Ihor Lukiw, Bucky Horn, and Anker Bell were All-Ameri- can candidates this year and were standouts all sea,son. In addition. Bucky Horn received the outstanding honor of being selected as an All-Southern soccer player. Ihor Lukiw was the season ' s high scorer with twelve goals. The team ' s best effort was the upset win at Campbell College. Next year ' s prospects are good with many returning lettermen. Dennis Knolt intercepts a pass as Larry Kelly stands ready to assist .„ 1 - r 146 Vito Ciccone (ries for a steal as other team members move in to assist 1 t Anlter Bell and Monk LaRuffa demonstrate their famous ball-theft routine 1191! No, it ' s not the Olympic marathon -it ' s Kelly m hot pursuit Ihor Lukiw, an All-South selection, scores again with Ukranian-special shot 147 Billy Cranfield demonslrales his pinning technique on teammate Spencer Sampson Sankc LiULzhmuly destroys another opponent lis. 148 L. to R , First Row: Billy Cranfield, Spencer Sampson. Joe Mareka Jack N.tto. Terry Trafton, Steve Frederick Second Row: Coach Harold Ellen. Tim Reutter. Lester McLaney. David Denton, Billy Byrd. Bill Sankey. David Lowery. manager Coach Ellen discusses strategy with Co-Captains Billy Cranfield and Terry Trafton Results Dec. 6 Pfeiffer Away Won Dec. 10 Campbell Away Won Dec. 12 Methodist Home Lost Jan. 14 Campbell Home Won Jan. 18 Appalachian Home Lost Jan. 31 Elizabeth City Home Won Feb. 11 St. Andrews Home Won Feb. 15 Pfeiffer Home Won Feb. 20 Wilmington Away Lost Wrestling The Pembroke State wrestling team opened their season on December 6 in a match at Pfeiffer. Coach Harold Ellen, in his first season as head wrestling coach, and student assistant Bill Sankey have nine squad members. The team ' s co-captains are junior Terry Trafton and sophomore Billy Cranfield. Trafton, Cranfield, and Dave Denton are the team ' s only returning letter-winners. Even though many members of the team were previously inexperienced, the team has compiled a record of six wins and three losses this year. 149 Left lo righi: Ihor Lukiw. captain; Charles Spiron; Richard Stang; Johnny Merritt; Charles Saralakos; Bohbv Da 1969 Schedule Mar. 14-15 Campbell Tournament Away Mar. 18 U.S.C. of Florence Home Mar. 20 St. Andrews Away Mar. 22 Wilmington (Pending) Away Mar. 24 Belmont Abbey Away Mar. 26 Wilmington Home Apr. 11 U.S.C. of Florence Away Apr. 14 Belmont Abbey Home Apr. 19 Wofford Home Apr. 22 Campbell Away Apr. 26 Campbell Home Apr. 29 Methodist Home May 1 High Point Away May 9-10 NA.l.A. Tournament Tennis Dr. Johnson, cuach of Ihe tennis team, with his captain, lhi_ r Lukiw % The tennis team is looking forward to another suc- cessful season this spring under the able leadership of Dr. Kenneth Johnson. Lost from last year ' s team are Ray Goldberg and Bruce Cook. However, such letter- men as Ihor Lukiw. Charles Spiron, Johnny Merrit, and Richard Stang will carry on the winning tradition which Doc ' s teams are no ted for. In addition to these veterans, such newcomers as Charles Saralakos and Bobby Dail are excellent assets to the team. Coach Johnson is very enthusiastic about this year ' s team. He feels that with the proper attitude and team effort, this year ' s team can win the N.A.LA. tournament. ISO Charlie Spiron exhibils the fore- arm which has helped him win numerous matches the past two years Johnny Merriti, returning letlerman, has his sights set on a district championship Golf Tim McDaris. Aubrey Apple, and Tom Garner This year ' s golf team, as always, has an abundance of talent. The team has some returning lettermen and several newcomers. Veterans Wiley Barrett and Tim Madaris anchor a learn which should give any other team in the district a fierce battle. Valuable additions to this year ' s team are Aubrey Apple, Thomas Garner, and Jim Shutt. Coach Lacy Gane feels that this year ' s team is very capable of giving the same kind of outstanding per- formance that last year ' s gave. Golf Schedule Mar. 20 Charleston Baptist Home Mar. 24 Belmont Abbey Away Mar. 27 Wilmington College Home Apr. 8 Campbell College Away Apr. 10 Methodist College Home Apr. 11 St. Andrews Away Apr. 17 Charleston Baptist Away Apr. 21 Wilmington College Away Apr. 24 St. Andrews Home May 8 Campbell College Home Bowling Team Pembroke Stale College Bowling League. 1%9 152 Bowling Lefl lo right: Richard Wasielewski, pres- ident; Jerry Wasko, vice-president; Bruce Colder, secretary Sossamon tears up league The Pembroke State College Bowling League, which plays at Varsity Lanes in Lumberton, consists of six teams. One of the teams called The Profs includes Dr. Kenneth Johnson, tennis and soccer coach who owns a 162 average: Dave Strickland. 160; Gerald Parker, assistant professor of education, 151; student Larry Calloway, 122; Col. Frederick Weber, college counselor, 120; and Jim Sossamon, 186. Sossamon is an outstanding student bowler. His highest game came in open bowling last summer when he soared to a 287. His top accomplishment in tourna- ment bowling came three years ago when he finished third in the Southeastern Bowling Tournament at Charlotte. 153 Intramurals Members of basketball team; L. lo R.. First Row: Allene Anderson. Jeanie Hayes. Pam Scott. Nancy Spell. Delia Sellars Second Row: Cathy Pollock. Linda Behrens. Jennifer Seago. Sara Grain. Marilyn Stone. Donna McCrav. Bettv Laneiev This year the girls intramurals consist of jogging and basketball. The jogging club is a new sports ac- tivity for the girls here at PSC. but they have thoroughly enjoyed their initial season of it. The second phase of women ' s participation came about when Miss Ann Webb organized PSC ' s first woman basketball team. Both coach and players participated with the true brave spirit. Hats off to Miss Webb in her endeavor to make this program a successful one. In addition, in the spring the girls are able to partici- pate in baseball and tennis intramural programs. I see you ' re practicing i.iur judo. Jimmy 154 Come on, I ' ll take all of you Faculty advisor to the men ' s intramural program. Dr. Frank- lin Langsner, and student di- rectors, Ronnie Collins and Warren Moore, started the fall season with flag football in which a team called the Impossibles landed the championship. During the winter two of the intramural basketball teams, the Keystone Kids and the S,0,B„ were so highly regarded that they played a preliminary to our last regular basketball game. The Keystone Kids won 78 to 72, When winter turned to spring, the clatter of iron and the popping of leather meant that horseshoes and soft- ball which attracted many part- icipants were in season. VVe ' e jusl goc to make it to thai goal post this time This is no time for ballet, Danny 155 r -- 8 . STUDENTS v. ' = - ' -JMH i Senior Officers 4 •ifS Lefi to right: JeiT Jones. Secretary-Treasurer; Pat Mullin. Presi- dent; Ernest Warren. Student Govemment Representative: and Larry Cushman. Vice-President. 158 Tony Abemelhy Newton, N.C. B.S. Elementary Education Jill Abrams Trenton, N.J. B.S. Elementary Education R. Steve Ackiss Rowland, N.C. B.A. Psychology Earle B. Adams Whitemarch, Pa. B.S. Business Administration Elizabeth Adcock Adams Rowland, N.C. B.S. Elementary Education C. Joanne Alley Raleigh, N.C. B.A. Sociology Dempsey Alphin Beulaville, N.C. B.S. Biology Allene G. Anderson Tarboro, N.C. B.S. Physical Education Linda T. Anderson Fair Bluff, N.C. B.A. English Paul Anderson Hamlet, N.C. B.S. Chemistry Lewis M. Austin, Jr. Kannapolis, N.C. B.S. Sociology Sandy Kay Baker Pembroke. N.C. B.S. Biology 159 Howard ' . Barkley Raeford. N.C. B.S. Physical Education Peggy Lou Barnes Pembroke. N.C. B.S. Music Education Syl ia J. Baugham Elizabethlown. N.C. B.A. Sociology Francis R. Beaulieu Houlion. Maine B.S. Physical Education Donald Behrens Nesconset. L.I.. N.Y. B.S. .Art .Anker Ole Bell Roslyn. N.Y. B.S- Physical Education Beyerh Bennett White Lake. N.C. B.S. Elemeniar - Education Thomas W. Bern Hackensack. NJ. B-.A. History Johnny Binkley Fayetie ' ille. N.C. B.A. Political Science Kenneth B. Black Raeford. N.C. B.S. Math Thomas B. Black. Jr. Fayette ille. N.C. B.S. Physical Education Cathy Johnson Blackwell Fayette il!e. N.C. B.S- Elementary Education Seniors 160 Jimmie W. Blackmon Dillon, S.C. B.A. History Evelyn P. Brasington Wadesboro, N.C. B.S. Elementary Educatio Larry Ray Brayboy Pembroke, N.C. B.S. Physical Education Ronald Brim Mount Airy, N.C. B.S. Math Carol Wells Brown Hamlet, N.C. B.S. Elementary Education Ernest Walter Brown, Jr. Hamlet, N.C. B.S. Psychology James B. Bryant Clio. S.C. B.S. Biology Barbara Bullard Maxton, N,C. B.S, Home Economics Carolyn Bullard Maxton, N.C. B.S. Home Economics Freda M. Bullard Chadbourn, N.C. B.S. Business Education Hubert F. Bullard, Jr. Lumberton, N.C. B.S. Bu.siness Administration Ruth Bullard Maxton, N.C, B,S. Business Administration 161 RS Gladys Bullock FairmoTH. N.C. B.S. Home Economics Harold Todd Bullock Hamlei. N.C. B.S. Biology Lynn M. Bullock Luniberton. N.C. B.S. Business Administration Bill J- Bsrd Warsaw. N.C- B.S. Physical Educaiion Henn Grady B Td Lumberton. N.C. [.S. Physical Educaiion Student Teaching Semmar poses with Dr- L.L- Murras Sam Cain Lumberton. N.C. B.S. Psychology 162 Glen Palrick Campanell: Lumberton. N.C. B.A. History Richard C. Carney Taunton. Mass. B.S. Art James C. Cashwell Fayetteville. N.C. B.S. Physical Education Stephen C. Chason Lumber Bridge. N.C. B.A. English Wanda Vianna Chavis Red Springs, N.C. B.A. Music Harold M. Chrismon. Sr. Gibsonville, N.C. B.A. History Lindsay T. Clark. Jr. Laurel Hill, N.C. B.A. History Stephen M. Clark Newark. Del. B.A. English Donald V. Coleman, Jr. Maxton, N.C. B.S. Math Donald R. Cook West Hempstead. N.Y. B.S. Math Carol J. Condos Fayetteville, N.C. B.S. Physical Education John J. Conway Dumonl, N.J. B.A. Sociology Seniors 163 RE Ray M. Crabiree Bladenboro. N.C. B.A. History Martha Haywood Crump Rockingham. N.C. B.S. Elemeniarv Education Judy Diana Currie Laurinburg. N.C. B.S. Business Education William A. Currie Laurinburg. N.C. B.S. Business Administration Larry J. Cushman Jacksonville. N.C. B.S. Business .Administration Linda Faye Daniel Elizabethtown. N.C. B.S. Home Economics Lee Ann de Capua Joan Dees Neptune. N.J. Lumberton. N.C. B.S. Elementary Education B.S. Elementary Education David DePaul Mary Elizabeth Diehl Patricia Edgerton Sarah Marie Elam Irvington. N.J. Annandale. Va. Newport News. Va. Bladenboro. N.C. .S. Physical Education B.S. Home Economics B.A. Sociology B.A. English 164 Sent lors Off to class: While. Brannon, de Capu Kenneth W. Erby Rockingham, N.C. B.S. Accounting Annette C. Fenton Eiberon, N.J. B.S. Home Economics r Dennis J. Fallon Harrison. N.J. B.S. Business Administra Raymond L. Freeman Kenneth Gerald Futral Darl.nglon, S.C. Beuiav.lle. N.C. B.S. Business Administration B.S. Business Administration 165 Flora Marcia Gaddy Lumberton, N.C. B.S. Art James R. Gambardella Providence. R.I. B.S. Physical Education Jacqueline B. Glover Laurinburg, N.C. B.S. Elementary Education Jimmy Godwin Clarendon, N.C. B.A. Soc iology Michael B. Goff Fayetteville. N.C. B.S. Physical Education Joel S. Goins Sanford, N.C. B.S. Physical Education Raymond Goldberg Wilmington. Del. t.S. Physical Education Joan F. Gonda South Bound Brook. N.J. B.S. Physical Education Lydia Goodwin Gibson, N.C. B.A. English Fred Gordon Philadelphia. Pa. B S, Physical Education Billy M. Graham Bennettsvilie, S.C. B.S. Psychology Jackie Grainger Fairmont. N.C. B.S. Home Economics 166 Lewis G. Green Lumberton, N.C. B.A. Sociology Verna L. Griffin Hialeah, Fla. B.S. Pliysical Education Nancy Guest Laurinburg. N.C. B.S. Elementary Education Rose Haas frvington. N.J. B.S. Elementary Education Sylvia Ann Hamrick Parkton. N.C. B.S. Biology Elwood Hardin Pembroke, N.C. B.S. Biology Gary L. Hardin Lumberton, N.C. B.S. Business Administration Barbara Harrill Rockingham, N.C. B.S. Elementary Education Gloria Harris Francis E. Hartsell „ c P ' ' ' ' ' ' ' :- N.C. Pinehursi, N.C. B.S. Elementary Education B.S. Business Administration Doris A. Hasty Raeford, N.C. B.A. English Kenneth D. Haw Nakina. N.C. B.S. History 167 Kathnn M Hayes Lumherton. N.C. B.S. Physical Education Camille Hendricks Balboa. Canal Zone B.A. Spanish A! Hensiey Marion. N.C. E.A. English and Sociology Barbara Hesier Bladenboro. N.C- B.S. Business Education Seniors Seniors Hardin. Hester. Walters. Thome. Perlmutter and Rowland Dorothv Hester Hope Mills. N.C. S Math Jacqueline R. Heston Rowland. N.C. B S. History Sam J. Holley. Jr. Morsaniown. W. Va. B.S. Psychology 168 Alph F. Home. Jr. Maxton. N.C. B.S. Business Adminislration Wilsun HuuarJ McColl. S.C. B.S. Sociology Alfred G. Howe West Palm Beach, Fla. B.S. Chemistry Mary Kaihryn Hughes Fayelteville. N.C. B.S. Psychology Ronnie Barry Hulon Laurinhurg. N.C. B.S. Business Administration Janice J. Hunt Fairmont. N.C. B.S. Elementary Education JoAnn Hunt Si. Louis. Mo. B.A. English Larece Hunt Fairmont. N.C. B.S. Elementary Education Valinda Hunter Laurinburg, N.C. B.S. Business Administration Richie lacona Massapequa Park, N.Y. B.S, Music Margaret Page Inma Fairmont, N.C. B.A. History Loretta Smith Jackson Lumberton, N.C. B.S. Elementary Education 169 HB John A. Jacobs James Jenkins. Jr. Darrell D. Johnson Riverdale. Md. Cairo Gordo. N.C. Lumberton. N.C. B S. Business .Administration B.S. Business Administration B.S. Business Administration Larr B. Johnson St. Pauls. N.C. B.. . History Jenn Marie Jones Laurinburs. N.C. B.S. Psychology Jerry C. Jones Columbia. S.C. B.A. HisIor - James D. Jordan Faison. N.C. B.S. BioloCT Carrie S. Joyner Lumbenon. N.C. Primary Certificate Jav Scott Kahn Brooklyn. N.Y. B.A. An Ronnie Gene Kenned Pink Hill. N.C. B.S. Math Carolyn L. Killian Marble. N.C. B.S. Chemistry Anneia Smith Kinlaw Lumbenon. N.C. B.S. Elementary Education Seniors 170 Floyd Gerald Kinlaw Lumberton, N.C. B.S. Chemistry Sam Kinlaw Lumberton. N.C. B.S. Physical Education Richard J. Kotuski Fords, N.J. B.S. Business Administration Juaniia S. LaBadie Lumber Bridge, N.C. B.S. Elementary Education Vincent A. LaRuffa Ambler. Pa. B.S. Psychology Jimmy Lamberth Roxboro. N.C. B.S. Business Administration Joan Lamm Bailey, N.C. B.A. Sociology William Harold Lanie Chinquapin, N.C. B.S. Math David Michael Lear Kannapolis, N.C. B.S. Business Administration Billy Franklin Lee Hamlet. N.C. B.S. Psychology James D. Leggeti Pembroke. N.C. B.A. History Stephen J. Lenzi Conshohocken. Pa. B.A. English 171 ■■ Carolyn Jean Lewis Fairmont, N.C. B.S. Math Charles L. Lcui Laurinburg. N.C- B.A. Histor - Sarah D. Lewis Nichols. S.C. B.S. Elementary Education Edith Kave Lindsey Raeford. N.C. B.A. English Charles Little Selma. N.C. B..A- Political Science Sheha Locklear Lumberton. N.C. B.S. Elementary Education Robert Duncan Lockey Laurinbura. N.C. B.S. Music Evelyn G. Love Lumberton. N.C. B.S. Chemistry Melbert Lower ' Pembroke. N.C. B.S. Elementar ' Education Yvonne Lowery Lumberton. N.C. B.S. EIementar ' Education Ihor Lukiw Irvintjlon. N.J. B.S. Chemistrv Linda G. McCaskill Rockingham. N.C. B.S. Elementary Education 172 Seniors Strummers Ackiss, Le Pore, Merrilt. and Decembrin Hazel B. McCormick Dillon, S.C. B.S. Elementary Education Tom McGrath Spartanburg, S.C. B.S. Physical Education Velma F. McKenzie Rockingham. N.C. B.S. Elementary Education Thomas B. McLaughlin Farmingdale, N.Y. B.S. Business Administration 173 Doris M. McLean Rockingham. N.C. B.S. Elementary Education Emily McLean Fayelteville, N.C. B.S. Elemeniarv Education James McMahon Kearny. N.J. B.S. Math Rebecca Oliver Malambri Mnxton, N.C. B.S. Home Economics WiMiam F. Malambri, Jr. Maxlon. N.C. B.S. Music Josef L. Mandel New York. N.Y. B.A. French Maggie Maness Laurinburg. N.C. B.A. Sociology Judith Ann Marcy Toms River. N.J. B.S. Elementary Education David A. Martin Laurel Hill. N.C. B.S. Music Nancv Mercer Martin Ray V. Martin T ' ar Heel. N.C. Hamlet. N.C, B.S. Elementary Education B.S. Business Administration Robert Da id Maynor Pembroke. N,C, B.S. Math Seniors 174 Wanda Elaine Maynor Pembroke. N.C. B.S. Art Jane Mercer Hamlel, N.C. B S. Elementary Education Johnny Merritt. Jr. Swansboro. N.C. B.S. Physical Education James F. Meyer College Park. Md. B.S. Business Administration Thomas W. Miller Virginia Beach. Va. B.A. Political Science Marlene Mioduszewski Hampton, Va. B.A. History Jerry Olon Mishoe Lumberton, N.C. B.S. Math Marilyn Jo Mitchell Goldsboro, N.C. B.S. Elementary Education Lynnette Mobley Dillon, S.C. B.S. Elementary Education Patrick Lee Montgomery Fayetteville, N.C. B.A. History Warren Moore Florence, S.C. B.S. Physical Education Jack William Morgan Shannon, N.C. B.S. Math 175 Gregory Paris Moscoso Westbury. N.Y. B.A. Sociology Patrick Lance MuIIin III Lindenhurst. N.Y. B.A. Spanish JoAnn Mulz Thomas A. Nance West Hempstead. N.Y. Chadbourn. N.C. B.S. Elementary Education B.S. Elementary Education Charles T. Odum Red Springs. N.C. B.S, Business Administration Student teacher Diane Sease and class 176 Dafene O.xendine Pembroke, N.C. B.A. English Milford Oxendine, Jr. Pembroke. N.C. B.S. Math Sandra Ransom Oxendine Pembroke, N.C. B.S. Elementary Education Jame.s H. Parker Taunton, Ma.ss. B.A. History Robert K. Parkman Charlotte. N.C. B.S. Business Administration Daria Weatherly Parnell Rockingham, N.C. B.S. Elementary Education Faith Parrott Fayetteville, N.C. B.S. Elementary Education Donald Eugene Pate Laurinburg. N.C. B.S. Math Margaret Patterson Maxton, N.C. B.S. Elementary Education Carl R. Peed Hamlet, N.C. B.S. Physical Education Miriam Hope Penfield Fayetteville, N.C. B.S. Elementary Educatio Lois Perlmutter Lakewood, N.J. B.S. Physical Education Seniors 111 Sam Domenico Pesce Wadesboro. N.C. B.S. Physical Education Amelia Anne Pfeiffer Maxlon. N.C. B,S. Business Education Dianne Phillips Star. N.C. B.S. Elementary Education Phyllis Piliman Rockint:ham. N.C. B.A. Historv Frances Ponder Hope Mills. N.C. B.S. Elementary Education Mary Thomas Pratt Shannon. N.C- B.S. Math Leonard PuLiliese Newark. N.J. B.S. Math Thomas H. Purdy Laurinburg. N.C. B.S. Business .Administration Jo W. Ramsey Rockingham. N.C. B.S. Home Economics Teri Ransom Jacksonville. N.C. B.S. Elementary Education Elizabeth Rathbone Clyde, N.C. B.A. Sociology Arthur Ellis Ravander New York. N.Y. B.S, Music 178 Seniors Johnny C. Rayfield Rockint;hnm. N.C. B.S. Business Adminislraticin Olhmar J. Reller Fayetieville, N.C. B.A. Political Scienc Harry L. Robhins Edgemoor. S.C. B.S. Physical Educalio Thomas F. Roherls Laurel Hill. N.C. B.S. Physical Education Person and Mullin. Players or Politicians? Elizabeth A. Robertson Hamlet, N.C. B.S. Business Education Kenneth S. Robert.son Hamlet, N.C. B.S. Physical Education 179 R.ilph Robertson Hamlet. N.C. B.S. Business Administration John C. Roesch Alexandria. Va. B.A. Political Science Marshall T. Rogers. Jr. Chadbourn. N.C. B.A. History Charles Llovd Rose. Jr. Hii h Point, N.C. B.S. Math Kenneth L. Rosser Bennettsville. S.C. B.S. Physical Education Cynthia Rowland Raeford. N.C. B.S. Elementary Education Lorraine Fleming Rusher Larry Sanderson Salisbury. N.C. Lumberton. N.C. B.S. Elementary Education B.S. Business Administration William R. Sankey Mary Scully Diane Sease Carol T. Sellers Tuunton, Mass. Delco, N.C. Erwin. N.C. Laurinburg. N.C. .S. Physical Education B.S. Psychology B.S. Elemenlary Education B.S. Business Education Seniors 180 George Michael Serig Newport News. Va ' B.A. An Emily Seyfried Lumherlon, N.C. B.S. Physical Education Sandra Shaw Rex, N.C. B.A. Sociology Jim Shut! Raleigh. N.C. B.A. Economics Judy Silver Macon, N.C. B.S. Home Economics Zelma Simmons Fairmont. N.C. B.S. Art Georgia Simpson Lumherson. N.C. B.S. Business Education Ronald B. Singletary Jacksonville, N,C, B.S. Elementary Education William Jerry Small Laurinburg, N.C. B.S. Physical Education Barbara Joyce Smith Fayelteville, N.C. B.S. Business Education John W. Smith Greensboro, N.C. B.S. Physical Education Michael Curtiss Smith Charlotte, N.C. B.S. Chemistry 181 Katie Carol Snipes Goldsboro. N.C. B.S. Business Education Nancy O. Spell Fayetteville. N.C. B.S. Physical Education Elizabeth .4nn Siarbuck Winston-Salem. N.C. B.S. Elemental ' Education Glenda Freeman Ste ens Lumberton. N.C. B.A. Enslish William G. Stobo. Jr. Lincroft. N.J. B.A. Art Donald L. Stocks Whiteville. N.C. B.S. Psychology Gail LaRue Swinson Mt. Olive, N.C. B.S. .An Education James Bryce Tarlion. Jr. Wadesboro, N.C. B.A. History Judith M. Thorn William L. Truman Barbara A. Tsirintanis Leslie K. Tubb Trenton, N.J. Morven, N.C, Fayetteville. N.C. Fayetteville, N.C B.S. Elementary Education B.S. Math B.S. Physical Education B.S. Biology 182 Seniors Robert Paul Urban Furmingdale. N.Y. B.A. English John L. Vereen. Jr. Cherry Grove Beach, S.C. B.S. Business Administration Richard Glenn Vargas Taunton. Mass. B.A. English Mark D. Vinson Rosehoro, N.C. B.S. Business Administration Hilarity in the lab with Singletary, Thorne. and Rigsbee Donald P. Wachter Farmingdale. N.Y. B.S. Physical Education Sharon Riordan Wachter Massapequa Park. N.Y. B.S. Elementary Education 183 Mickev Walker Clinton. N.C. B.S. Business Administration Kathy Walters Fairmont. N.C. B.S. Business Education Richard .4. Walters Lumherton. N.C. B.S. Math Ernest Warren Wallace. N.C. B.S. Business Administration Jerry Wasko Phillip H. Weeks William L. Wel ch Pittsboro. N.C. Raleigh, N.C. Rockingham. N.C. B.S. Business Administration B.S. Elementary Education B.A. Sociology John M. Wells, Jr. Darlington. S.C. B.S. Business .Administration Robert Edward Wengert Tar Heel. N.C. B.A. History John Daniel West Pleasant Garden. N.C. B.A. Sociology Richard V. West Fayetteville. N.C. B.S. Physical Education Barbara Draughon White Dunn. N.C. B.S. Art 184 Seniors Dianne M. Wilkins Lumberton. N.C. B.S. Elementary Education Mary Frances Williams Red Springs, N.C. B.A. English Patricia B. Willis McColl, S.C. B.S. Home Economics Peggy C. Willoughby Lumberton. N.C. B.S. Elementary Education John Wilson Clio. S.C. B.A. History and Political Science Pamela Batten Winnies Chadbourn. N.C. B.S. Elementary Education Peggy J. Wyatt Laurinburg, N.C. B.A. English Charles Yow Rockingham, N.C. B.S. Physical Education 185 ' 3 -ti. t i A i i i ; n J «« i Junior Officers m k Left to riiihl: Marilyn Haynes, Secretary; Bunny McNeill. Siudenl Government Representative; Clyde Jackson, President; Russell Taylor, Vice-President, 186 Abrams. Linda Macclesfield Aiford, Hoyt Arnold Georgetown. S.C. Alphin. Marilyn Beulaville Austin. Stanley Fayetteviile Autry. Geddie Hope Mills Bachner, Ron Pittsburgh, Pa. Barnes, Jacqueline Shallolte Batchelor, Danny R. Jacksonville Baxley. Jean Lumberion Beasley. Charles R. Pembroke Bell, Mary Elizabeth Shannon Behrens. Linda Lonti Island, N.Y. Biggers. Katherine Rockingham Bodiford. Charlotte Lumberton Bovender. Sandy Winston-Salem Brett, Tommy Portsmouth, Va. ' MkiM Brewer, Ann Max ton Brewer. Harold Martin Laurinburg Brindle, Dawn Winston-Salem Britt. Sandra Rowland 187 Bullard, Alceon Pembroke Bullard. Martin Orrum Hunger. David Lynchbrug. Va. Burrout;hs. Mari aret McColl. S.C. Burstein. Barbara Lakewood. N.J. Calloway. Larry Raeford Carr. Richard Red Springs Carr. Robert H.. Jr. Lumberton Carter. Vann Raeford Caulk. Ruby Fairmont Chance. Freddie Laurinburg Chavez, Ronald L. Raeford Chavis, Jo Ann Pembroke Chenault, John P., Red Springs Chernet, Jo-Ann Deal. N.J. Clark. William Raefi.rd Clauhs. Ronald Hilltown. Pa. Coburn. Douglas J,, Jr Wilmington. Del. Cockerham. John Maxton Cockerham. Kathy Maxton 188 Cohen. Michael Philadelphia. Pa. Cole, Richard Pinehursl Collins. Yvonne Clark ton Coni. William R. Farmingdale. N.Y. Coltingham. Lynda Dillon. S.C. Craig, James Larry Sanford Crain, Sara Greer. S.C. Crouch, Kay Rockingham Curatolo, Marilyn Lindenhurst. N.Y. Currie, Michael Laurinburg Currie, Teddy Laurinburg Daniel. Louis Greensboro Juniors Juniors IB Dales. John Fayeiteville Davis, Barbara Jean Lumhenon Da is. James S. Wilson. N.C- Davis. Linda Fave Si. Pauls Davis. Steve Fairmont Decembrino. John Ambler. Pa. Deese. Brenda Pembroke Donnellan. Mary Raeford Dyer. Judith Proctorville Easterlin. G.L.. Jr. Laurinburg Edwards. Leo Lumberton Evans. Terrie St. Pauls Faircloth. Sue Erwin Fields. Judy Ann Laurinburg Flinchum. James A . Ill Wainul Cove Floyd. Ann Si. Pauls Ford. David E. Fairmont Furiato. John Middletown. N.J. Garrett. Sue Durham Garris. Cary Nichols, S.C. 190 Glover, John G. Laurinburg Godwin, Donald Joe Fayetteville Golder. Bruce Clavmont. Del. Gordon. B.P. Dillon, S.C. Green. Doris Laurinburg Grimes. Laura Tar Heel Hammond. James T. Bladenboro Hardison. Elliott Wadesboro Hartness. Skippy A. Hope Mills Hasting.s, Pamela Fayetteville Haynes. Marilyn Fair Bluff Hinson. Vincent Lumberton Hoffman. Randy Laurinburg Holden. George Thomas III Spring Lake Hubay. Carl Jr. Charlotte Huggins. Phil Tabor City Humphrey, Jerry Lumberton Hunt. Billy Dean Pembroke Hunt. Bonnie Rowland Hunt, Paula Kaye Pembroke 191 m Jackson, Clvde St. Pauls Jackson. William Mitchell Dunn Jacobs. Janice Max ton Jacobs. Lynelle Red Springs Johnson. Don R. Goldsboro Johnson. Hugh Smiihfield Jones. James A.. Jr Max ton Justus. Sandy Lakewood. NJ. King. Wayne Tabor City Kine. William Si. Pauls Lampley. Brenda Rockingham Lanalev. Nelson Laurel Hill Juniors 192 Lepore. George A. Ambler, Pa. Lewis, Dennis Ray Rocky Miiuni Lockle;ir. RosJe Lumherton Loni:. Barbara Fayeiieville Lowery, Annie Ruth Lumherton Lowry. Jane Pembroke Luciani, Andrew Pompton Lakes, N.J. Luck, Ronnie Fayefteville ciiMri Lynn, Shrill Bennettsville. S.C. McCray, Donna Selma McDaniel. Stephanie Gibson McGee. Hannah Rockingham McKellar. James L. Red Springs McLaren, Sondra Hamlel McLester, Martha Ann Polkion McMasters, Jerry Liberty MiMi McNeiM, Bunny Lumherton Mallernee, Sue Spring Lake Maske. Peggy Rockingham Maithews Bettye K. Sled man 193 MB Juniors Maynard, Loretha Clinton Meares. Irvin Randolph Chad bo urn Meece. Don Br ick. Ga. Mercer. WiUiam J. Hamlel Michael. Francis Wilkes-Barre. Pa, Mitchell. Thomas Denver Goldsboro Mole. Gale Russellville. S.C. Moree, Carolyn Pembroke Murray. Lilburn Max ton Nance. Gerald H. Bladenboro Nichols. Larry Durham Oxendine. Janice Fairmont Oxendine. Linda B. Pembroke Oxendine. Treva N. Max ton Page. William Red Sprincs Paris. Charles R.. Jr. Red Springs Parker. Charles S. Elizabeihiown Parnell. Jennie Maxton Pariney. Kevin Faveite ille Pepper. Bill Cary HUI 194 Pepper. Caroline Fairfield Pfeiffer, Johnny Max ton Phillips. Cathie Clarklon Powell, Beverly Ga Tabor City ' Proctor, James W. Richmond, Va. Quasi, Orville A. White Lake Reese. Pat S(. Pauls Reid. Anne Dillon. S.C. L4 mmMdM Robinson, George Mt. Gilead Robinson. Kenneth Ri bersonville Robinson. Ray Laurinburg Rogers. Betty Lou Red Springs Rooks. Larry Earl Brunswick Rothrock, Tom Winston-Salem Sanderson. Michael V. Pembroke Sanderson. Sandra Maxlon Sasser. Larry Pikeville Schuliz, Sheila E. Surfside Beach, S.C. Sellers. Delia Raeford Shelion. Myra Fayetteville 195 Simmons. Wanda Hope Clinton Smith. Sandra Faye Lumberton Spivey. Billie Bumey Rockingham Sprenkle, Dorinda E. Lancaster, Pa. Stanley. Judy Carol Tabor Citv Steele. Don L. Allentown, Pa. Stephens. Mike Tabor City Stevens. Janei Anne Fayetteville Stocks. Judith Cowan Fair Bluff Strickland. Dale Lumberton Tew. Janice Raeford Townsend. Ray Lumberton Turbeville. Wallv Dillon, S.C. Turner. Glenn E, Fayetteville Wachter. Glenn A. Farmingdale. N.Y. Walters. Dean Fairmont Ward. Bliss Chadboum Watson. Larry Clarendon Watts, Sara Brown Fayetteville Weaver. Dannv L. Hartsville, S.C. 196 Wehh, Susan Annette Whitakers Wells. Russell - Furminedale. N.Y. X- West, Linda Maxton White, Mariene Hamlet While, Robert Greensboro Whitehead, Harry D., Jr. Ahquippa, Pa. Whitman. Gary Fayetteville Williamson. Bernice Chad bo urn Kl WilHamson, Claudia Dianne Chadbuurn Williamson, Dana Evergreen Wolf. Nancy Newport News. Va. Wood, David Rowland Zollner. James Monroeville. Pa. Hall. James D. Raeford Juniors Fraternity Pledges 197 Sophomore Officers Sophomore CUiss Officers: Lefi to riijhl: Jimmy Tubb, Presidenl; Ciirolyn Surber. Vice-Presideni: P ; I m e Ui S c o 1 1 . S e c r e I a r y : and Richard Locklear. Sludenl Go - crnmeni Represenl;ili e. 198 Adams. Grady. Jr. Fayetteville Ahlberg, Eric Moorestown, N.J. Anderson. Donna Lindenhurst. N.Y. Atkinson. Greg Fayetteville Averilte. Donna Fayetteville Baker. Roberta Florence. S.C. Barefoot, Sue Godwin Barnes, Larry Lumberton Bass. William H., Jr. Lumberton Batten. Angy Durham Belcher. Boyd Bennettsville. S.C. Birchfield, Rolf G. Pembroke Brantley, George Laurinburg Brewer. Virginia Pembroke Britt, Robert H. Rowland Brown. Dennis Smithfield Brown. William B. Fayetteville Bryan, Marilyn Fairmont Bryant, Nita Clio, S.C. Bullard. Judy Maxton 199 BuIIani, Kaihy F. Max ion Bunce. Brenda Fayette ille Campbell. Donna Fayeileville Campbell. Susan Rockinaham Chadwick. Da id Fayeite il!e Cha is. Georgia C. Max ton Ciccone. Vjto Washinglon. DC. Coble. Johnny Rockinsham Coffin. Richard F. Greensboro Cole. Thomas Laurinburg Cook. Richard J. West Hempslead. N.Y. Cranfield. Billy Saiisburv Crouch. Jean O. Lumbenon Crouse. Mike Slier Ciiy Culbreth. Robert Lumbenon Denton. Da id Cornwall. N.Y. Dial. Fayelene Pembroke Dixon. Da id Danville. V ' a. Dowless. Robert Lumbenon Ecior. Franklin. Jr. Sm Tna. Delaware M % I 200 Sophomores Edens. Wanda Red Sprines Ellen. Phillip I. Raleigh Fredella, Palrick Waldwick. N.J. Gardner, David Laurinburg Casque, Marian Dillon. S.C- Geiyer. Gene North Collins. N.Y. Gibson. Jeanelte Hamlei Gibson. Shirley Raeford Ciit dwin. Jerry Lumberton ' ijcnn. Danny Durham Guy, John D. Wins ton -Salem Guy. Margaret Ann Fayetteviile Guyton. Gary Bladenboro Hadden. George Mooreslown. N.J. Hall, Dianne Clarkton Hancock. William Hamlet Harris, Vann Turner Hamlel Haynes. Paula Salisbury Helms. Barry Clarkton High. Mary Ann Red Springs 201 Hill. Jimmy Thomasville Holder. Donna Lillineion Howell, kathy Murfreesboro Hubbard, Percy L. Pembroke Huggins. James T. Lumberton Hughes. Steve Ash Hunt. Betiy Jo Fairmont Hunt. Libbie Ann Lumberton Ivey. Donald Lumberton Jackson. Billie Lumberton Jackson. Linda Carson Fayetteville Johnson. Jerry Franklinviile Johnson. Susan Fairmont Johnson. Vernon Newton Grove Jones. Anderson Pembroke Jones. Kathy Jean Maxlon % f , Jili Jones, Rodney Maysville Jones, Verneice Pembroke Kanode, Mel Salenn. Va. Kelly, Larry Syracuse, N.Y. Kidd. Larry Roanoke Rapids Lampley, Steve Rockingham Landesman, Stuart Lynbrook. N.Y. Lanier, Richard C. Dillon. S.C. Leach. Thomas Lumberton Lewis, Linda Faye Fairmont Liming, Karen Cranford, N.J. Locklear, Diane Pembroke Locklear, Gary L. Pembroke Locklear, Richard Woodbury. N.J. Locklear, Virginia Pembroke Loflis, Ronald W. Hope Mills Logan, Kenneth D. Camden. S.C. Long, Gary Whiteville Long, Marjorie R. Lumberton Lowery. Rudolph Lumberton Lupo. Eric Fayetteville Malpass. Charles Forty Fort. Pa. Marino. Dennis Farmingdale, N.Y. Maynor. Wanda Lumberton Maxwell. Janice Pembroke McCaskill. Betty Lou Clio, S.C. McCloud, Robert D. Fayetteville McDaris. Don Lenoir McDonald. Ann Brown Red Springs McDonald. Anne E. Laurinburg McElrath. Dean Black Mountain McKimmon. Jean Rowland McNair. Ann Marie Tar Heel Mercer. Edward Laurence Hamlet Mercer, Robert Hamlet Migliori. Michaei Trenton, N.J. Misenheimer. David Castor Maxton Moody. Kenneth Alan Fayetteville Newton., Doug Clio, S.C. 204 Sophomores Nitto, Jack Alan Chenango Forks. N.Y. Nye. Beverly Red .Springs Parrish, .Steve Benneilsville. S.C. Pale. Mary Juanita Pembroke Pearson. Carole Ann New Port Richey. Fla. Perri. Raymond Elmonl. N.Y. Pfeiffer. Harry Ma, ton Pilkington, John Mihlon Selm a Porter. Phil Fayetteville Ransom. Linda Pembroke Reising. .Andrea Red Springs Revercomb. Hal King George. Va. Richardson. Dale Lumberton Robertson. Ronnie White Lake Rogers. Susan Fairmont Saunders, James Timothy Fayetteville Schell. Bobbie Red Springs Scott. Pamela Pink Hill Sealey. Lois Bladenboro Smglelary. Don Jacksonville 205 WB Slaushler. Al Oxford Smith, Danny M. Rural Hall Smith. Douglas Garland Smith. Norman Thomasville Smith. Richard II Charlotte Spivev. Francis Kregg McColl. S.C. Slang. Richard Ashe ille Stentz. Philip Robert Silver Spring. Md. Stirk. Donnie Rockingham Storms. Judy Bladenboro Stout. Marv Beth Tar Heel Strunk. Sheila Jacksonville Stull. Steve Selma. Va. Surber. Carolyn F. Fayetteville Swanson. Linda Hope Mills Tilson. Linda H. Max ton iimm Sophomores Storms. Schell. Stout, and Sealey Truman, George S. Morven. N.C. Truman. Janice R. Morven, N.C. Tubb, Jimmy Fayetteviile Turner. Ernest. Jr. Dillon. S.C. Vodvarka. Nancy Harlly, Delaware Ward, Peggy Lumberton Warren. Doris Wallace Wasielewski. Richard Fayetteviile Wassmer, Richard Farmingdale, N.Y. Weber. John Massapequa, N.Y. Wemyss. Phillip Fayetteviile West, Edward Franklin III Winston-Salem Whitley. Susan Fayetteviile Williams, Billy T. Liberty Wilmoth. Frank Winston-Salem Wright, Bettie B. Raeford Wyatt, Mason Richmond. Va. Yandle. David L. Asheville Yates, Arlene Chadbourn Sophomores 207 Freshman Officers Left lo right: Howard Higgins. Stu- dent Governtiient Representative: Judy Johnson. Secretai : Gai7 God- win. Vice-President: Carl Wa ters. President. 208 Alexander, Stephen Fayetteville Aman, David Jacksonville Anderson. John Martin Pembroke Anderson, John Milton Whiteville Andrews, Donald Durham Atkinson, James Lumberton Autry, Wanda Bladenboro Baker. Tommy Raeford Baldwin. David Southern Pines Ballard. Leonard Darlington, S.C. Barfield. Carey Dunn Barrington. John Fayetteville Bell. Frieda Woodburg, N.J. Blalock. Harold Richfield Brannon, Sue Fayetteville Braziel, Jimmy Raleigh Britt. John Lumberton Britt, Rosa Bladenboro Brill. Vernon Lumberton Brooks, Jeffery Fairmont Brooks, Ray Pembroke Bryan. Kathy Fayetteville Bryant. Henry Fayetteville Bullard, Howard Hamlet Burney, Darlina Bladenboro ■n Butcher. Linda Mount Ain Butcher. Earl Clinton Butler. Marcia SalisbuiT Byrd. Richard FayetieWlle Byrd. Sheila Dunn Capps. Kenneth Angier Carmichael. Richard Hamlet Carrol. E.N. Jacksonville Cashwell. Kathleen Autn ille Catleti. ' Pat Fayeiteville Caulder. Pat Fayetteville Chance, Betty Laurinburg Chance. Sandra Favette iIIe Cha is. Angela Pembroke Chavis. Boyd Dearborn Heights. Mich Chavis. Carl Max ion Chavis. Donna Pembroke Chavis. Wanda Pembroke Freshmen Chavis, Eric Ray Fayetteville Chester. Karen San ford Clapsadl. Joe Morehead City Clark. Linda Fairmont Coleman. Elizabeth Maxton Coleman, Michael Fayetteville Collins. Susan Angier Comer, Murphy Rockingham Cooke, Billy Roanoke Rapids Corcoran, Myles Brightwaters, N.Y. Crook, David Polkville Crosland, James Aubrey Bennettsville. S.C. Cushman, Jackie Jacksonville Dail. Bobby Goldsboro Daniel. Betsy Parkton 211 Freshmen Davis, David Bethera. S.C. Diggs. Margaret Rockingham Dorman, Mike Tabor City Doss. TerT ' Greensboro Douglas. Bruce Wilmington. Del. Duane. Linda Fayetteville DuBose. Robert Darlington. S.C. Dyle, Sharlie Fayetteville Edwards. Robert Lumberton Emanuel. Laney Lumberton English, Marsha Goldsboro Fields. Carl Red Springs Fish. Larry Angier Floyd. Ronald Raeford Forrest. Sue Fayetteville Frederick, Stephen Greensboro Freeman. Kathy Rockingham Freeman. Weldon Fairmont Garner. Patricia Seagrove Gamer. Thomas Fayetteville Gainey. Sue Linden Galloway. Sandra Lumberton Gates. Joe Hillsboro Gentry. Janis Laurinburg Gentry. Robert Pelham 212 Gibson, Barbara Hamlet Gibson, Carolyn Fayetteville Gibson, Virginia Laurinburg Gilmore. Sharon Barium Springs Glock. Robert Hope Mills Godwin, Gary Fayetteville Gold, Michele Rocky Mount Gore, Gary Clinton Gouldin, Ann Elm City Gregory. Warren Angier Griffith. Patricia Ann Coraopolis, Pa. Grimes, Louise Tar Heel Guyton. Dixie Pembroke Hall, John Winston-Salem Hanner. Scott Wrightsville Beach Hardee. Ricky Loris, S.C. Hardison. Lawson Wadesboro Harrelson, Jimmy Loris, S.C. Harrill. Barbara Fayetteville Hart, Al Monroe Hathaway. James Jacksonville Hayes. Courtland Lumberton Hedgepeth. Jane Fayetteville Heflin. Rebecca Bladenboro Hendrix, Sue Raeford 213 Herring. Robert Lumberion Herring. Sieve Goldsboro Freshmen have both Higgins. Howard Fayeiteville Hines. Susan Binuhamion. N.Y. Hoffman. Wavne Briarcliff. N.Y, Hogan. Sherr Rockingham Holliday. Joy Roanoke Rapids Holmes. Michael L. Lumberton Holmes, Mike Leland Huckeriede. Nancy Laurinhurg Humphrey. Rose Lumberton Hundley. Debbie Winsion-Salem Hunt. James Lumberton Hyatt. Wanda Loris. S.C. Key. Gene Fairmont Jackson. Brenda Lumberton Jackson. Brenda C. Red Springs Jackson. Gail Tabor City 214 Freshmen blues and burdens Johnson, Ernest Red Springs Johnson. Judy Erwin Johnson, Karen Fayetteville Johnson. Larry Evergreen Johnson. Mark Laurinburg Jones. June Maxton Jones. Michael Jameston Kalinski, Ed New Kensington, Pa. Keith, Harold Dillon. S.C. Kinlaw. Richard Fayetteville Kirks. Christopher Raleigh Knauss, Virginia Denville. N.J. Koenig, Steve Jacksonville Koffsky, Carol McColI, S.C. Lamberth, Inez Roxboro -J ( 215 ■n Freshmen Langley, Betty Elm City Lane, James Lake View. S.C. Lawrimore. Tommy Fayetteville Lee. Sheila Fayetteville Lee, Thomas Portsmouth. Va. Leggett. William Lumberton Leigh. Ed College Park. Ga. Lewis. Ruben Roanoke, Rapids Lockamy. Larry Bladenboro Locklear. Beatrice Lumberton Locklear. Bonnie Pembroke Locklear, Brenda Pembroke Locklear. Clea Pembroke Locklear. Delia Maxton Locklear. David Pembroke Lticklear. Gary Pembroke Lowery. Janice Lumberton Lowry. Linda Laurinburg Lowr ' , Suzanne Pembroke Lucas. Danny Buies Creek Luther. Edna Wadesboro Mackafee. Martha Rockingham Malie. Kathleen Fayetteville Mareka. Joey Lumberton Marshall, Wilson Lee Rocky Mount 216 I Martin. Billy Fork. S.C. Martin, David Hamlet Martin, Larry Orrum Martin, Thomas Mount Airy Martin. Wanda Fayetteville Mayle. Michael Roanoke Rapids McBryde. Charles Red Springs McGinty. Charles Virginia Beach, Va. McKoy. Wilburn Coward, S.C. Mellon. Sieve Shelby Melvin, Earl Hope Mills Mills, Larry Kannapolis Mitchell, Janice Fayetteville Mitchell, Marvin Garland Mize, Angela Basset. Va. Monsaul, Rhonda Fayetteville Moody, Dorothy Maxton Moody, Kathy Fuquay-Varina Moore, M. Bethes Hemingway, S.C. Moser, Carol Hamlet Murray, Paulette Dunn Muse. James Carthage Neal. Frank Newport Norris, Jack Elizabethtown Nye. Dickie Red Springs 217 Odom. Brenda St. Pauls Ormand. Sara Red Springs Oxendine. Brenda Pembroke Oxendine. Diane Pembroke Oxendine. John Fairmont Palmer. Bill Fayeltevilie Parker, Judy St. Pauls Parker. Sammy Red Springs Partney. Keith Fayetteville Pate, Frank Durham Petrucelii. Diane Fayetteville Phillips, Al Greenville. S.C Pollock, Cathy Swansboro Pope, Lettie Dunn Pruill, Glen Holly Springs Quick, Debbie Dillon. S.C. Ouinn. James Hamlet Rainwater, Stephen Rockingham Freshmen Ranke. Joe McCoII, S.C. Reed. Donald Hope Mills Raid. Donald Cary Reutter, Tim Newark, Del. Rhodes. Amelia Durham Riley. Thomas Germanton Robinson. Brad Raleigh Rodgers. Larry Siler City Rogers, Donna Durham Roussel, Joel Jacksonville Royal, Rowland Clinton Rozier. Robert Lumberton Sampson. Gary Pembroke Sampson, Spencer Ellicott City. Md. Sanchez. Nancy Fayetteville Sanderson, James Darlington, S.C. 219 ■n Freshmen Sanderson. Lena Maxion Saunders. Gene Red Springs Schaffer. Margie Hartley. Del. Sealey. Elaine Lumberlon Sellers. Donald St. Pauls Shaw, Helen Bennettsville. S.C. Sherrill. Wayne Fayetteviile Shooier, Beverly Fairmont Siddan. Mike Winston-Salem Simmons. Ann Rose bo ro Skipper. Thomas Laurinburg Sledge. Andrew Fayetteviile Smith. Ben Rockingham Smith. David Winston-Salem Smith. Garry Garland Smith. Jackie Fayetteviile Smith. James Bladen bo ro Smith. John Dunn Smith. Nancy Fayetteviile Smith. Rick Asheboro Staley. Ronald Julian Stanley, Jimmy Dunn Stansel, Linda Lumberton Stigell. Terry Harryville. Ky, Strickland. David Red Springs 220 Strickland, Melanie Fayelieville Sweeley, Margaret Laurinburg Terry, Ann Hamlet Tetterton. Jennie Bath Tew, Jeff Kings Park. N.Y. Thorpe, Thomas Selma Turbeville, Jerry Lumberton Turner, Dwighl Erwin Tyson, Michael Williamston Walters, Danny Raeford Waters, Carl Swansboro Ward, Barbara Raleigh Weatherly, Calvert New Bern West, Donald Fayetteville White. Carol Winston-Salem Williams, Ervin Raeford Williams, Joseph Rocky Mount Williamson, Gene Barium Springs Wilson, Bob Fayetteville Wilson, Janice St. Pauls Worley, Richard Chad bourn Wood, Jean Maxton Worriax. James Pembroke Wright, William Tabor City Young. Garland Raeford 221 Concluding . . . a year of reaching toward high puqjoses we remember students disciplined by mental and physical involvement an academic community growing in common purpose traditions honored and excellence recognized Things go bener wiih Coke 222 S ' - ' o 1 knew [he Kfpublicans could do il 223 ■B We warned uu about coming in late And then there was the time I was marooned on that south sea island with Raquel Welch Smile! ' ou ' re on candid camera Geddie, the snake medicine man No. I can I wan until lunch My grades couldn ' t have been that bad 224 Females take over Look Mom. no cavities I haven ' t given up yet I didn ' t sleep at all last night O.K. guys, place your bets Well, that ' s one way to relax - : III lust wait here outside Wellons Hall. After all. he has to come out again sometime It never rains on sophomores 1 saw her first - ' ' ' - 226 Dimmed campus lights. Two people holding hands. Night time magic. 227 mtm Senior Directory Ahemathw Toov Ne Mon, NX. B.S Demeniar Education Alpha Theia Mu. Abrams. £11 Trenion. New Jersey B.S Demeniar ' Education Pembroke Rayers: Dean ' s LisL SNEA. Ackiss. Sieve R. Rowland. N.C B.A. Psychology- Soccer Team; Wrestling. Phi Sigma Chi; Psy- chology Club. Dramatics Qub; Grcle K; In- dianhead Staff Member. Adams, Earfe B. Miitemarsh. Pa_ B S Busine s Administration Circle K; Treasurer; American Marketing .Association. Adams, Elizabeth Adcock Rowland. N C. B.S. Elementary Education Alle , C ioauie Raleigh. N.C. B.A- Sociology .Alphin. Dempsev Beula ille. N.C. BS Biology .Ajiderson. Alleae G. Tarboro. N C B.S, PtiNsical Education Girls Iniramurals: P.E. Oub. .Anderson. Linda T. Fairbluff. N.C B.A English Anderson. Paul Hamlei. N C B.S. Chemisiry Aasdn. Lewis !.. Jr. KannaF olis, N.C B.S. Sociology Cheerleader; Pine Needle Staff; Wrestling Team. Baker, Sandy Kay Pembroke, N C B.S, BioIog Barklev. Howard V. Raeford. N.C B.S. I ysical Education Soccer Manager; P.E Qub. Barnes. Peggy Lou Pembroke. N C B.S Music Education Marshal; Student Government Member; MENC, President and Secretary; Dean ' s List. Baagham. Sylvia L Dizabethtown. N.C. B.A. Sociology MS.M- Beaulieu. Francis R. Houlton. Me. B.S Physical Education Freshman Oass President; Circle K Qub; Marshal; Physical Education Club: Intra- murals: President ' s Advisory Council; Vets Oub. Behrens. Donald Nesconsei. LI.. NY, B.S, An Art Qub BelL Anker Ole Roslyn, N,Y B S Ph sical Education Bennett. Beverlv White Lake, N.C B.S, Qementary Education Marshall; Cheerleader. Captain and Co-cap- tain: M.S.M.: Secretary and Vice-President; Kappa Delta Omicron; Dorm Council: Chorus; Pine Needle Staff; Executive Council to the President. Berry. Thomas W. Hackensack. N.J. B.A- History Grcle K Vice-President: State Student Leg- islature; Y D C Binkley. Johnny Fayeileville. N.C B.A- Pohtical Science Bbck. Kenneth B. Raeford. N.C B S Math Wack. Ttomas B.. Jr. Fayeite%ille. N.C B.S. Physical Education Vice-President Phi Sigma Chi; Soccer Team. Blackmon. £minie W. Dillon, S.C B.A. Histor Blackwell. Cathy Johnson Fayelte ille. N.C. B.S. Hemeniary Education Student Council Representative; Phi Sigma Chi Sweetheart. Brasington. Evelyn P. Wadesboro, N.C B. S EJemeniary Education Bravbov. Laitv Rav Pembroke. N.C. B.S. Physical Education Freshman Representative lo Student Govern- ment: .Athletic Representative to Student Government: College Marshal; Circle K Qub: Rii Sigma Chi: Sophomore Qass PreMdent; Baseball. All-Disirici; Intramurals; Physical Education Club; President ' s Advisory Committee. Brim. Ronald Mount Airy. N.C. B S Mathematics BrowB. Carol Wells Hamlei. N C B S EJemeniary Education Brown. Ernest Walter, Sr. Hamlei. N.C. B.S- Psychology K ant. James B. Qio, S-C. B.S. Bioloev BuUard, Barbara Maxton. .N.C B.S. Home Economics Home Ec. Qub. Bullard. Carolyn Maxton. N C. B.S. Home Economics Home Ec. Qub. BaUard. Freda .M. Chadboum. N.C. B.S Business Education Business Qub: Dean ' s List. BnUanl. Hubert F.. Jr. Lumbenon. .N C. B.S. Business Administration Marketing Qub; Phi Beta Lambda. Ballard. Rath Maxion. N C. B.S. Business Administration Bullock. Gladys Fairmont. N.C B.S. Home Economics Treasurer. President. Home Ec. Qub; Rne Needle Staff; Deans List. BaDock, Harold Todd Hamlet. N.C B.S. Biology Natural Science Qub. President: Collegiate Academy of the N.C Academy of Science, Vice-President. President. Bollock. Lynn M. Lumberton. N.C. B.S Business Administration Marketing Club; Business Club: Phi Beta Lambda Byrd. Billy I Sarsaw. N ' C, B.S Physical Education Byrd. H ir Grady Lumbenon. N.C B.S. Physical Education Basketball Team; Golf Team: Cross Country Team. Cain, Sam Lumbenon. N.C B.S, Psychology Caropanelli. Qen Patrick Lumbenon. N.C. B.A. Histor Phi Sigma Chi: Intramurals. Carney. Richard C. Taunton. Mass B.S. An Education An Qub. CashwelU James C Fayetteville. N.C. B.S Physical Education Intramural Basketball; Football. Bowling; P. E. Qub. Rii Sigma Chi. Chason. Stephen C Lumber Bndge. N.C. B.A. English Oiavis. Wanda Manna Red Springs. N,C B.A- Music MENC 228 Chrisraon. Harold VL, Sr. GibsonMlle, N.C B.A. Historv Qark. Undsay T., Jr. Laurel Hill. N.C. B A- History College Band; Dean ' s List. Qark. Stephen M. Newark. Delaware B .A. Enghsh Pembroke Players: Spanish Qub; Track Team; .■VJpha Psi Omega: Pine Needle Staff; Intra- mural Softball, Coleman, Donald V .. Jr. Ma ion. N C. B S, Mathematics Coodos. Carol J. Fayeileville. N C. B.S. Physical Education Conway. John J. Dumont. N.J. B.A. Sociology Phi Sgma Chi; Intramurals. Cook. Donald R. est Hempstead. N.Y. B.S. Mathematics Intramural Football. Math Club; Newman Qub: Men ' s Residence Council: Y.R.C. Oahtree. Ray M. Bladenboro. N C B A- Hisiory Crump. Martha Haywood Rockingham. N C B S EJemenian. Education Currie. Judy Diana Laurinburg. N.C B S Business Education Currie, WiUiam A. Laurinbure. N.C, B S Business Education Treasurer. American Marketing Association. Cushman. Larry J. Jacksonville. N.C B.S. Business Administration 1ce-Presideni of Junior and Senior Qass; Pine Needle Staff; Circle K Qub. DanieK Unda Faye EJizabethiow n. N,C. B.S. Home Economics Pine Needle, Assistant Editor, and Editor: M. SM., SNE.A: Home Ec. Oub; Appointed to Coun of Appeals: College Chorus. de Capua. Lee Ann Neptune. NJ. B S Elementary Education Indianhead Class Editor, .Assistant Editor: SNEA: Pom Pom Girl; Theta Kappa Sorority. Dees. Joan Lumbenon. N C B S, Elementarv Education Marshal: Spanish Qub; SNEA. De Paul. David IrMngion, N.J. B S, Physical Education Track: Soccer: P.E. Qub; Dramatics Qub: Intramural Football and Softball. Edgerton. Patricia Newport News. ' a. B, A_ Sociology Elam. Sarah .Marie Bladenboro. N.C. B A English Erby. Kenneth W. Rockingham. N.C B S. Accounting Marshal: American Marketing Association: Intramural Football, and Softball. Fallon. Dennis J. Harrison. N.J. B S Business Education New man Club: American Marketing Association Fenton. Annette C. Qberon. N J. 8 S Home Economics Home Economics Qub Fisber. Jonathan Rockingham. N C. B. An Freeman. Raymond L Darlington. S.C, B S Business Administration Inierfailh: MS M. FutraL Kenneth Gerald BeulaMlle. N,C. B S Business Administration American Marketing Association. Gaddy. Flora larcia Lumbenon. N C B S An An Oub Gamhardella. James R. Providence. R.I. B.S. Physical Education Basketball Team; P.E. Club; Athletic Representative. Glover, Jacqueline B. Laurinburg, N.C, B.S. Elementary Education College Chorus; Majorette; MENC; SNEA. Godwin, Jimmv Qarendon. N.C B.A. Sociology Goff, Michael B. Fayetteville. N.C. B,S. Physical Education Golns, Joel S. Sanford. N.C. B.S. Physical Education Basketball Team; Freshman Basketball Coach. Goldberg, Raymond Wilmington. Del. B.S. Physical Education Vice-President of P.E. Club; Soccer Team; Captain of Tennis Team, Gonda, Joan P. South Bound Brook. N.J. B.S. Physical Education Cheerleader; RE. Qub; Gymastics. Goodwin. Lydia Gibson, N.C. B.A. English Dean ' s List. Gordon, Fred Philadelphia, Pa, B S. Physical Education Circle K Club; P.E. Qub; Intramurals. Graham, Billy M. Bennettsville. S,C, B S Psychology Grainger, Jackie Fairmont, N.C. B S Home Economics Green. Lewis G. Lumberton, N.C. B A, Sociology Sociology Qub. (iriffin, Vema L. Hialeah. Fla. B S Physical Education Girls Intramurals; P.E. Club. Guest, Nancy Laurinburg, N.C. B.S. Elementary Education SNEA. Hamrick, Sylvia Ann Parklon, N.C B,S, Biology Science Qub. Hardin, E3wood Pembroke, N.C. B.S. Biology Circle K. Club; Science Club. Hardin, Gar L Lumberton, N.C. B.S. Business Administration Business Club; Phi Beta Lambda. Harrill, Barbara Rockingham, N.C. B.S. Elementary Education Harris. Gloria Pembroke. N.C B.S. Elementary Education B.S.U. Harlsell, Francis E. Pinehurst, N.C B.S. Business Administration Hasty. Doris A. Raeford. N.C B.A. English Hawes, Kenneth D. Nakina, N.C. B.A, History Hayes. Kathryn M. Lumberton, N,C. B, S. Physical Education Girl ' s Intramurals; P.E. Club; Newman Club. Hendricks, Camille Balboa. Canal Zone B.A, Spanish President of Spanish Qub; Tennis Intramurals. Hensley. Al Marion, N.C. B.A. English and Sociology Pine Needle. Copy Editor, Sports Editor. Ed- itor; Circle K Club; Hall Counselor; Head Dorm Counselor. Hester. Barbara Bladenboro. N.C. B.S. Business Education Theta Kappa Sorority, Secretary; Pom Pom Girl; Foods Service Committee; Lambda Phi Epsilon Sweetheart. Hester, Dorothy Hope Mills. N.C, B, S Mathematics Dean ' s List, Heston, Jacqueline R. Rowland, N.C B.A, History Natural Science Club. Holley, Sam J., Jr. Morgantown. W Va. B S. Psychology Psychology Club, Home. AJph P.. Jr. Maxton. N.C. B.S. Business Administration Howard, Wilson McCoil. S.C. B.A. Sociology Howe, Alfred G. West Palm Beach, Fla. B.S. Chemistry Hughes, Mary Kathryn Fayetteville. N.C B.S. Psychology Psychology Club; Spanish Club. Hulon. Ronnie Barry Laurinburg. N.C. B.S. Business Administration College Band, Hunt, Janice J. Fairmont, N.C. B.S. Elementary Education Hunt, Jo Ann St. Louis. Mo, B.A English Newman Qub; Dean ' s List. Hunter, Valinda Laurinburg, N.C, B.S, Business Administration Pom Pom Girl, lacona, Richie Massapequa Park. N.Y. B.S. Music College Band; College Chorus; College Sing- ers; College Swingers; President of MENC; Musical Director for ' South Pacific. and Where ' s Charley ; Student Conductor of Col- lege Swingers. Inman, Margaret Page Fairmont, N.C. B.A, History Jacobs, John A. Riverdale, Md. B.S. Business Administration Phi Beta Lambda; Intramurals; American Mar- keting Association. Jenkins, James, Jr. Cerro Gordo. N.C. B.S, Business Administration Intramurals. Johnson, Darrell D. Lumberton, N.C B.S. Business Administration President of Marketing Club; Phi Beta Lambda. Johnson, Larry B. St. Pauls, N.C B.A. History tones, Jenny Marie Jaye Laurinburg, N.C. B.S. Psychology College Singers; College Chorus; Pembroke Players; M.S.M.. President; Indianhead Club. Editor; MENC: Math Club; N.C, Volunteers. Vice-President; YR.C; Psychology Club. Jones, Jerry C. Columbia. S.C. B.A. History Sec.-Treas. of Senior Class; M.S.M.; Y.R.C; Intramurals; Pine Needle Staff. But Sieve, I did not say that! I said . Joyner, Carrie S. Lumberton. N.C. B.S. Elementary Education Jordan, James D.. Jr. Faison, N.C B.S. Biology Kahn, Jay Scoll Brooklyn. NY. B.A. Art Circle K Club; Pembroke Players; Soccer Team; Art Club; Psychology Qub; Intramurals. Kennedv, Ronnie Gene Pink Hill. N.C. B.S. Mathematics Killian. Carolyn L. Marble. N.C. B.S- Chemistry Hall Counselor; Head Hall Counselor. Kinlaw, Anneta Smith Lumberton, N.C, B,S Elementary Education Kinlaw, Ployd Gerald Lumberton. N.C. B.S- Chemistry Student Council; College Band; College Swing- ers; Lambda Phi Epsilon. President. Vice-Pres- ident; Advisory Committee; Hall Counselor; Natural Science Club; Y.D.C: B.S.U. ; Math Club; Pine Needle Staff. Kinlaw, Sam Lumberton. N.C. B.S. Physical Education Kotuski. Richard J. Fords, N.J. B.S. Business Administration Y.D.C; Newman Club; American Marketing Association; CCUN. La Badie, Juanita S. Lumber Bridge. N.C. B.S. Elementary Education La Ruffa, Vincent A. Ambler. Pa. B.S- Psychology Vice-President of Phi Sigma Chi; Sec. of Circle K Club; Psychology Club; Soccer Team. Lamberth, Jimmy Roxboro. N.C. B-S, Business Administration Y.D.C; Phi Sigma Chi; Dorm Council. Lamm, Joan Bailey, N.C B.A. Sociology Pine Needle Staff; Indianhead Staff. Lanier, William Harold Chinquapin. N.C. B.S. Mathematics Dorm Council; Intramural Football and Softball. Lear, David Michael Kannapolis. N.C B.S. Business Administration Phi Sigma Chi. Lee, Billy Pranklin Hamlet, N.C. B.S. Psychology Leggetl, James D. Pembroke, N.C B.A. History Lenzi, Stephen J. Conshohocken, Pa. B.A English Circle K. Club; Pembroke Players. Lewis. Carolyn Jean Fairmont. N.C. B.S. Mathematics Lewis. Charles E. Laurinburg. N.C. B.A History Y.D.C Lewis, Sarah D. Nichols. S.C, B-S. Elementary Education SNEA- Lindsey, Edith Kaye Raeford. N C. B.A English Pine Needle Staff. Little, Charles Selma, N.C. B-A. Political Science Marshal; Track Team; Co-Captain; Cross Country Captain. Locklear, Sheila Lumberton, N.C B.S Elementary Education Lockey, Robert Duncan Laurinburg, N.C B.S- Music College Band; College Chorus; College Swing- ers; MENC; Phi Sigma Chi; Y.R.C. Love, Evelyn G. Lumberton. N.C B.S. Chemistry Lowery. Yvonne Lumberron. N.C. 8,S Elemeniary Educuiton Lowrv. Melbert Pembroke. N.C- B.S. Elemenlarv Education Colle«e Band; SNEA Lukiw. Ihor IrvinEton. NJ. B.S- Chemistry Soccer Team; Tennis Team; German Club; Co-Captain of Soccer Team, Malambri. Rebecca Oliver MaMon. N.C. B.S. Home Economics Vice-Chairman of Home Ec- Chapter; Art Club. Malambri, William F.. Jr. MaMon. N C B.S Music President, Collefie Band; Sludeni Leader, Col- lece Swingers; Chorus; MENC Mandel. Josef L. New York. NY B A. French Drama Club; Pres. of German Club: French Club; Marshal. iVIaness. IMacgie Launnburi;. N.C. B.A. Socioloi;y Marcy. Judith Ann Toms Ri er. N.J. B.S Elemeniary Education College Chorus. Martin, David A. Laurel Hill. N C, B,S. Music Colleee Band. President; MENC; College Swingers; Phi Sigma Chi Secretary. Martin. Rav V. Hamlei. N C B.S. Business Adnimisl ration Mavnor, Robert David Pembroke. N.C, B,S, Mathematics Marshall; Deans Lis ' , Mavnor. Wanda Elaine Pembroke. N C. B.S- Art McCaskilL Linda G. Rockinqham N C B.S. Elemenlarv Education McCormick, Hazel B. Dillon. S C, B.S, Elemeniary Education McGralh. Tom Sparianburiz. S C B.S. Physical Education Baseball Team McKenzie. Coy A.. Jr. Pinehursl. N C. B.S- Business Adminisi ration Lambda Phi Epsilon: Y.D.C ; Phi Beta Lambda. McKenzie. Martha Laurinbura. N.C. B.S, Physical Education McKenzie. Velma F. Rockincham. N C B.S. Elemenlarv Education Kappa Delta Omicron; SNEA. McLaughlin, Thomas B. Farminqdale. NY, B.S. Business Administration Pres, of Circle K. Board of Directors. Circle K; American MarketinK Association; Intramural Football and Baseball McLean. Doris M. Rockingham. N C. B.S. Elementary Education Spanish Award; Dean ' s List; Speakinn Award McLean. Emily Fayetteville, N.C. B.S. Elementary Education SNEA; Publicity Chairman. Pom Pom Girl, McMahon. James Kearny, N.J, B.S, Mathematics Newman Club: Soccer Team, Merriti, Johnny. Jr. Swansboro. N.C. B.S. Physical Education Tennis. Phi Sigma Chi; Inierfratermiv Council Meyer. James F. College Park. Md. B.S. Business Administration Intramurals; Phi Beta Lambda. Treas,; Amer- ican Markciini; Association, Miller. Thomas W. Virginia Beach, Va B.A. Political Science Intramurals Basketball, Mioduszewski. Marlene Hampton. Virginia B.A, History French Club; Pembroke Players; Fencinc Club; Alpha Psi Omega Mishoe. Jerry Olon Lumberton, N,C, B.S. Mathematics Math Club; Science Club. Moblev, Lvnnelte Dillon, ' S,C. B.S Biology Monlflomery, Patrick l e Fayetteville, N,C, B,A. History College Band; College Swingers; Young Amer- icans for Freedom; Y RC; Pine Needle Siaff; Pembroke Players; Indianhead; MSM. Ger- man Club; Fencing Club. Phi Alpha Thela, Moore, Warren Florence. S.C B.S Physical Education Baseball Team, Morgan. Jack William Shannon. N.C B.S, Mathematics Moscoso, Greaory Paris Weslbury. NY B A. Sociology Y D C; Intramurals Football. Mullin, Patrick Lance West Palm Beach. Fla, B.A, Spanish Education Spanish Club; Wrestling; Dean ' s List; Council on Student Affairs; Assistant Chief Marshal; Rim Representations Committee; Who ' s Who Committee; Pembroke Players; Men ' s Intra- murals; Spring Prom Commiliee; Hootenanny Committee; Student Advisorv Council to the President Mulz. Jo Ann West Hempstead, LI.. N Y. B S Elemenlarv Education SNEA: Pine Needle Staff; Newman Club, Nance, Thomas A. Chadbourn. N.C. B.S, Elemenlarv Education SNEA. Mtloli. Ralph A. Roseland, NJ. B S. Physical Education Intramural Football. Odum. Charies T. Red Springs, N,C, B,S Business Administration American Marketing Association. Oxendine, Dafene Pembroke. N C B.A. English Miss P S,C Finalist. Spanish Club. Oxendine. Mllford. Jr. Pembroke, N C. B.S. Mathematics Circle K Club; Phi Sigma Chi. 0 endine, Sandra Ransom Pembroke. N C. B.S Elementary Education College Band; Spanish Club; SNEA; Dean ' s List. Parker, James H. Taunion. Mass, B.A History Newman Club; Wrestling Team; Hockey. Parkman, Robert K. Charlotte. N.C. B S, Business Administration Pamell, Daria Wealherly Rockingham. N C B S Elementary Education Parrott. Faith Fayetteville. N.C, B S, Elementary Education SNEA; College Chorus. Pale, Donald Eugene Launnburg. N C B.S. Mathematics Patterson. Marearet Maxton. N C B S, Elemenlarv Education MENA; College Singers. Peed. Cari R. Hamlet. N C. B.S, Physical Education Basketball Team; P E. Club Penfield, Miriam Hope Fayetteville, N,C, B,S, Elementary Education Colleee Chorus; SNEA; Pine Needle Staff, Pesce, Sam Domenico Wadcsboro. N.C B, S Physical Education Pfeiffer. Amelia Anne Maxton, N,C B.S, Business Education Phillips. Dianne Star. N,C 230 B S Elementary Education Pfttman. Phyllis Rockingham. N.C. B.A. History- College Singers: Y.D.C. Pratt. Mary Thomas Shannon. N.C. B.S, Mathematics Pugliese, Leonard Newark. N J B S. Mathematics Purdy. Thomas H. Launnburg, N C. B S. Business Administration College Band; Spanish Club. Ransom. Ten Jacksonville. N.C. B S, Elementary Education Indianhead Staff; Kappa Delta Omicron: College Chrous. Ralhbone. Elizabeth Clyde, N.C. B A, Sociology Ravander, Arthur Ellis New York City. NY B S. Music Education College Chorus; College Band; College Singers; Pembroke Players; Dean ' s List MENC; Newman Club Organist; SNEA; Stu- dent Conductor of Chorus; Qu st Lecturer in Music; Accompanist in Recitals; Soloist in Piano and Voice; Regional Spanish Teachers Meetings. Rayfield. Johnny C. Rockingham, N.C B.S. Business Administration Reller, Olhmar J. Fayetteville. N.C. B.A Political Science CCUN: YD C. Robbins, Harry L. Edgemoor, S,C. B.S Physical Education Roberts. Thomas F. Laurel Hill, N C, B S, Physical Education Track Team Robertson, Elizabeth A. Hamlet. N C B.S Business Education Vicc-fVesident of Business Club Robertson, Kenneth S. Hamlet, N.C, B.S. Physical Education Day Studeni Representative to Student Council. Robertson, Ralph Hamlet. N.C B.S, Business Administration Phi Sigma Chi; Phi Beta Lambda Presidenl, Program Chairman of American Marketing Association. Roesch, John C. Alexandria. Va, B.A, Poliiical Science Newman Club. CCUN; Y.D.C Rogers. Marshall T.. Jr. Chadbourn. N.C B.A. History Rose, Charles Lloyd, Jr. High Point. N C B,S, Mathematics Maih Club Rosser. Kenneth L. Bennetisville. S.C B.S. Physical Education Rowland, Cvnthia Raeford, N.C. B.S Elementary Education Y DC; Dean ' s List; Theta Kappa. Treas.; Indianhead. Senior Class Editor; M.S.M; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Univer- sities and C.illeges. SNEA; CCUN. Rusher. Lorraine Flemins Salisbury. N.C. B.S. Elementary Education SNEA. Secretary Sanderson, Larry Lumberton. N C B.S. Business Administration Sankey, William R. Taunton, Mass B.S, Physical Education Wrestling Team Scully, Mary Delco. N.C B.S, Psychology Vice-President t f Psychology Club, Seyfried. Emily Lumberton. N,C B S Physical Education Kappa Delton Omicron; Math Club. Seris, George Michael Newport News. Va. B.A. Art Sease, Diane Envin. N.C B.S. Dementary Education Theta Kappa. Sellers, Carol T. Laurinburg. N.C B.S. Business Education Phi Beta Lan)bda. Shaw. Sandra Rfgdiee Rex. N.C. B.A. Sociology Theta Kappa Sorority, President; President ' s Advisory Committee; Spanish Club; West- minster Fellowship, Secretary; Women ' s Resi- dence Council Secretary. Shun. Bm Raleigh, N.C. B.A. Economics Baseball Team; American Marketing Associa- tion; Phi Sigma Chi; Inter Fraternity Council. Vice-President. Simmons, Zelma Fairmont. N.C, B.S. An Art Qub; Secretary. Simpson, Georgia Lumberton. N.C. B.S. Business Education Dean ' s List; Phi Beta Lambda. SingieUry, Ronald B. Jacksonville, N.C. B.S. Elementary Education S.G.A. President; Junior Class Representative; President. Alpha Theta Mu, Men ' s Residence Council; President ' s Advisory Council; SNEA. Skwaito, Matthew Jr. Taunton. Mass. B.A. History Phi Sigma Chi, Corresponding Sec.; Circle K Qub; Intramural Football, Basketball, and Baseball; Newman Qub, Vice-fYesident; Span- ish Qub; French Qub. Small, WUUam Jerry Laurinburg. N.C. B.S. Physical Education Track Team; P.E. Club. Smith, Barbara Joyce Fayetteville, N.C. B.S. Business Education Pembroke Players. Smith, John W. Greensboro, N.C. B.S. Physical Education Basketball: Baseball. Smith, Michael Curtiss Charlotte, N.C. B.S. Chemistry German Qub; Math Qub; Dean ' s List; Dorm Representative. Spell. Nancy O. Fayetteville, N.C. B.S. Physical Education Starbuck, Elizabeth Ann Winston-Salem, N.C. B.S. Elementary Education Stevens, Glenda Freeman Lumberton, N.C. B.A. English Stobo, William G., Jr. Lincroft. N.J. B.A. Art Pembroke Players; Art Club; Alpha Psi Omega. Stocks, Donald L. Whiteviile. N.C. B.S. Psychology Freshman, Vice-President; Soccer Team; Intramurals. Snipes, Katie Carol Goldsboro, N.C B.S. Business Education SNEA, Secretary; Secretary of Sophomore Class; KPYF; Phi Beta Umbda; Theta Kappa. Swinson, Gail LaRue Mt. Olive, N.C B.S. Art Education Pembroke Players. Tariton, James Bryce Wadesboro, N.C. B.A. History SNEA: M.S.M. Tfaom, Judith M. Trenton, N.J. B.S. Elementary Education Pom Pom Girl; SNEA, Secretary; Residence Council; Theta Kappa. Vice-President. Tsirintanis, Barbara A. Fayetteville, N.C B.S. Physical Education Cheerleader; Women ' s Science Club. Truman, William L. Marven. N.C. B.S. Mathematics Senior Directory Math Qub. Tubb, LesHc K. Fayetteville, N.C B.S. Biology S.G.A. Dorm Representative, Social Repre- sentative; President, Lambda Phi Epsilon; Vice-President, Treasurer of Science Qub. Urban, Robert Paul Farmmgdale. N.Y. B.A. English Vereen, John L., Jr. Cherry Grove Beach, S.C B.S. Business Administration Phi Beta Lambda; Intramural Football. Soft- ball and Basketball. Come on. we can get one more in Let ' s get one so we won ' t have to read that novel Intramurals; Natural Vinson, Mark D. Roseboro, N.C. B.S. Business Administration Pres. Men ' s Residence Council; President ' s Advisory Council; Alpha Theta Mu; Inler- Fraiemity Council; Intramurals. Vargas, Richard Glenn Taunton, Mass. B.A. English College Singers: Pembroke Players; Phi Alpha Theta. Sec-Treas.; Alpha Psi Omega; Newman Qub; Indianhead; Best Actor Award. Wacbter, Donald P. Farmingdale, N.Y. B.S. Physical Education Circle K Qub; P.E. Qub; Intramural Base- ball. Football, and Basketball. Wachler, Sharon Rlordan Massapequa Park. N.Y. B.S. Elementary Education President Women ' s Residence Council. Walker, Mickey Qinton. N.C. B.S. Business Administration Walters, Kathy Fairmont. N.C. B.S. Business Education Theta Kappa; Business Oub. Wallers, Richard A. Lumberton. N.C. B.S. Mathematics Math Qub, Warren, Ernest Wallace. N.C. B.S. Business Administration Senior Representative to Student Council; American Marketing Association; College Chorus; Intramurals. Wasko, Jerry Piiisboro, N.C. B.S. Business Administration Intramural Football. Softball, and Bowling; Lambda Phi Epsilon. Weeks, PhiUip Raleigh, N.C B.S. Elementary Education Welch, William L. Rockingham, N.C B.A. Sociology Intramural Football; Y.D.C WeUs, John M., Jr. Darlington. S.C. B.S. Business Administration Wengert. Robert Edward Tar Heel, N.C B.A. History Baseball Team. West, John Daniel Reasant Gardens, N.C. B.A. Sociology West, Richard V. Fayetteville, N.C B.S. Physical Education Pembroke Players. Wilkins, Dianne M. Lumberton. N.C. B.S. Elementary Education Williams, Mary Frances Red Springs. N.C. B.A. English WilUs, Patricia B. McColl, S.C. B.S. Home Economics Home Ec- Qub. Willougbby, Peggy C. Lumberton, N.C B.S. Elementary Education King ' s Pentecostal; Dean ' s List. Wilson, John Qio, S.C B.A. History and Political Science Y.D.C: M.S.M. Honorary History Fraternity; Dean ' s Ust, SNEA. Winnies, Pamela Batten Chadboum, N.C. B.S. Elementary Education B.S.U.. President; College Band; College Chorus. White, Barbara Draughon Dunn, N.C. B.S. Art Education Art Qub; Pine Needle Staff. Wyatt, Peggy J. Laurinburg, N.C. B.A. English Yow, Charles Rockingham, N.C B.S. Physical Education Abernathy, Tony Abrams, Jil! Abrams. Linda Ackiss. Steve R. Adams, Earle B. Adams. Grady. Jr. Adams. Elizabeth Adcock Ahlberg. Eric Alexander, Stephen Alford, HoyI Arnold Alley C. Joanne Alphin. Dempsey Alphin, Marilyn Aman. David Anderson, Allene G. Anderson. Donna Anderson, John Martin Anderson, John Millon Anderson. Linda T. Anderson. Paul Andrews, Donald Atkinson. Greg Atkinson. James Austin. Lewis M.. Jr. Austin Stanley Autry. Geddie Aulry, Wanda Averilte, Donna Bachner. Ron Baker. Roberta Baker, Sandy Kay Baker, Tommy Baldwin, David Ballard, Leonard Barefoot. Sue Barfield. Carey Barkley. Howard V. Barnes. Jacqueline Barnes, Larry Barnes, Peggy Lou Barrington, John Bass, William H.. Jr. Batchelor, Danny R Batten, Angy Baugham, Sylvia J. Baxley, Jean Beasley. Charles R. Beaulieu. Francis R. Behrens, Donald Behrens. Linda Belcher, Boyd BelL Anker Ole Bell. Frieda Bell. Mary Elizabeth Bennett. Beverly Berry, Thomas W Biggers. Katherine Binkley. Johnny Birchfield. Rolf G. Black. Kenneth B Black. Thomas B . Jr. Blackwell. Cathy Johnson Blackmon. Timmie W. Blalock. Harold Bodiford. Charlotte Bovender. Sandy Brannon. Sue Brantley. George Brasingion. Evelyn P. Brayboy, Larry Ray Braziel. Jimmy Brett. Tommy Brewer, Ann Brewer. Harold Martin Brewer, Virginia Brim. Ronald Brindle. Dawn Britt. John Brill, Robert H. Britt. Rosa Britt. Sandra Briti, Vernon Brooks. Jeffery Brooks. Ray Brown. Carol Wells Brown. Dennis Brown. Ernest Waller. Jr. Brown. William B. Bryan, Kathy Bryan. Marilyn Bryant, Henry Bryant. James B. Bryant. Nita 159 159 187 159 159 199 159 199 209 187 159 159 187 209 159 199 209 209 159 159 209 199 209 159 187 187 209 199 187 199 159 209 209 209 199 209 160 187 199 160 209 199 187 199 160 187 187 160 160 187 199 160 209 187 160 160 187 159 199 159 159 159 161 209 187 187 209 199 161 161 209 187 187 187 199 161 187 209 199 209 187 209 209 209 161 199 161 199 209 209 209 161 199 Bullard, AJceon Bullard. Barbara Bullard. Carolyn Bullard. Freda M. Bullard, Howard Bullard. Hubert F.. Jr. Bullard. Judv Bullard. Kathy F. Bullard. Martin Bullard, Ruth Bullock, Gladys Bullock. Harold Todd Bullock. Lynn M. Bunce, Brenda Bunger, David Burney, Darlina Burroughs, Margaret Burstein. Barbara Butcher. Earl Butcher. Linda Butler, Marcia Byrd. Billy J. Byrd. Henry Grady Byrd, Richard Byrd. Sheila Cain. Sam Calloway. Larry Campanelli. Glen Patrick Campbell. Donna Campbell, Susan Capps. Kenneth Carmichael. Richard Carney. Richard C. Carr. Richard Carr. Robert H.. Jr. Carroi. E.N, Carter, Vann Cashwell. James C. Cashwell. Kathleen Catlett. Pai Caulder, Pat Caulk. Ruby Chadwick. David Chance. Betty Chance. Freddie Chance. Sandra Chason. Stephen C. Chavez. Ronald L. Chavis, Angela Chavis. Boyd Chavis. Carl Chavis, Donna Chavis, Eric Ray 188 Student j Chavis. Georgia C . Index 200 161 Chavis. Jo Ann 188 161 Chavis. Wanda 210 161 Chavis. Wanda Vianna 163 209 Chernel, Jo-Ann 188 161 Chester, Karen 211 199 Chrismon. Harold M-, Sr. 163 200 Ciccone. Vito 200 188 Clapsall, Joe 21! 161 Clark. Linda 211 162 Clark. Lindsay T,. Jr. 163 162 Clark. Stephen M. 163 162 Clark, William 188 200 Qauhs. Ronald 188 188 Coble, Johnny 200 209 Cobum. Douglas J.. Jr. 188 188 Cockerham. John 188 188 Cockerham. Kathy 188 210 Coffin. Richard F- 200 210 Cohen, Michael 189 210 Cole. Richard 18 9 162 Cole, Thomas 200 162 Coleman, Donald V.. Jr. 163 210 Coleman. Elizabeth 211 210 Coleman. Michael 211 Collins. Susan 211 162 Collins. Yvonne 189 188 Comer. Murphy 211 163 Condos. Carol L 163 200 Coni. William R. 189 200 Conway. John J. 163 210 Cooke. Billy 211 210 Cook, Donald R. 163 163 Cook. Richard J. 200 188 Corcoran. Myles 211 188 Cotlingham. Lynda 189 210 Crabtree. Ray M. 164 188 Craig. James Larry 189 163 Crain. Sara 189 210 Cranfield. Billy 200 210 Crook, David 211 210 Crosland, James Aubrey 211 188 Crouch, Jean O. 200 200 Crouch. Kay 200 210 Crouse. Mike 200 188 Crump. Martha Haywood 154 210 Culbreth. Robert 200 163 Curatolo. Marilyn 189 188 Currie. Judy Diana 164 210 Currie. Michael 189 210 Currie. Teddy 189 210 Currie. William A. 164 210 Cushman, Jackie 211 211 Cushman, Larry J. 164 If.-- .:-■• ■•■•. ' • • ' ■ 232 Dail. Bobby Daniel. Belsy Daniel. Linda Faye Daniel. Louis Dates. John Davis. Barbara Jean Davis. David Davis. James S. Davis. Linda Faye Davis. Sieve de Capua. Lee Ann Decembrino. John Deese. Brenda Dees, Jo an Demon. David DePaul. David Dial, Faylene Diehl. Mary Elizabeth Diggs. Margaret Dixon. David Donnellan. Mary Dorman. Mike Doss. Terry Douglas. Bruce Dowiess. Robert Duane. Linda Dubose. Robert Dyer. Judith Dyle. Sharlie Easterlin. G.L,. Jr. Ector. Franklin. Jr. Edens. Wanda Edgerton. Patricia Edwards. Lee Edwards. Robert Elam. Sarah Marie Ellen. Philip I Emanuel. Linda English. Marsha Erby. Kenneth W. Evans. Terrie Faircloth. Sue Fallon. Dennis J. Fenton. Annette C. Fields. Carl Fields. Judy Ann Fish. Larry Fisher. Jonathan ninchum. James A.. II Floyd. Ann Floyd. Ronald Ford. David E. Forrest. Sue Fredella. Patrick Frederick. Stephen Freeman. Kathy Freeman. Raymond L. 211 211 164 189 190 190 212 190 190 190 164 190 190 164 200 164 200 164 212 200 190 212 212 212 200 212 212 190 212 190 200 201 164 190 212 164 201 212 212 165 190 191 165 165 212 190 212 165 190 190 212 190 212 201 212 212 165 Freeman. Weldon Furiato. John Futral. Kenneth Gerald Gaddy, Flora Marcia Gainey. Sue Galloway, Sandra Gambardella. James R, Gardner. David Garner, Patricia Garrett. Sue Garris. Gary Gasque. Marian Gates. Joe Geiger. Gene Gentry. Janis Gentry. Robert Gibson. Barbara Gibson. Carolyn Gibson. Jeanette Gibson. Shirley Gibson. Virginia Gilmore. Sharon Glenn. Danny Glock. Robert Glover. Jacquleine B, Glover. John G. Godwin, Donald Lee Godwin. Gary Godwin. Jimmy Goff. Michael S. Goins. Joel S. Gold. Michele Goldberg. Raymond Golder. Bruce Gonda. Joan F, Goodwin. Jerry Goodwin. Lydia Gore, Gary Gordon. B.P. Gordon. Fred Gouldin. Ann Graham. Billy H. Grainger. Jackie Gregory Warren Green. Doris Green. Lewis G. Griffin. Verna L. Griffith. Patricia Ann Grimes. Laura Grimes. Louise Guest. Nancy Guy. John D. Guy. Margaret Ann Guyton. E)ixie Guyton. Gary Haas. Rose Hadden. George Hall. Diane Hall. John Hammond. James T. Hamrick. Sylvia Ann Hancock. William Hanner. Scott Hardee. Ricky Hardin. Elwood Hardin. Gary L, Hardison, Elliott Hardison. Lawson Harrelson. Jimmy Harrill, Barbara Harrill, Barbara Harris. Gloria Harris, Van Turner Hart, Al Hartness. Skippy A. Hansen. Francis E. Hastings. Pamela Hasty. Doris A. Hathaway. James Hawes. Kenneth D. Hayes. Courtland Hayes. Kathryn M. Haynes. Marilyn Haynes. Paula Hedgepeth. Jane Heflin. Rebecca Helms. Barry Hendricks. Camille Hendrix. Sue Hensley. AI 212 190 165 166 212 212 166 201 212 190 190 201 212 201 212 212 213 213 201 201 213 213 201 213 166 191_ 191 213 166 166 166 213 166 191 166 201 166 213 191 166 213 166 166 213 191 167 167 213 191 213 167 201 201 213 201 167 201 201 213 191 167 201 213 213 167 167 191 213 213 167 213 167 201 213 191 167 191 167 213 167 213 168 191 201 213 213 201 168 213 168 Herring. Robert Herring. Steve Hester. Barbara Hester. Dorothy Heston. Jacqueline R. Higgins. Howard High, Mary Ann Hill. Jimmy Hines. Susan Hinson. Vincent Hoffman. Randy Hoffman. Wayne Hogan. Sherry Holden. George Thomas III Holder. Donna HoUey. Sam J.. Jr. Holliday. Joy Holmes. Michael Holmes, Mike Home. Alph F,, Jr. Howard. Wilson Howe. Alfred G, Howell. Kathy Hubay. Cari. Jr. Hubbard. Percy L. Huckeriede. Nancy Huggins. Phil Huggins. James T. Hughes. Mary Kathryn Hughes. Susan Hulon. Ronnie Barry Humphrey. Jerry Humphrey. Rose Hundley. Debbie Hunt. Betty Jo Hunt. Billy Dean Hunt. Bonnie A. Hunt. James Hunt. Janice J, Hunt. JoAnn Hunt. Larece Hunt, Libbie Ann Hunt, Paula Kaye Hunter, Valinda Hyatt. Wanda lacona. Richie Inman. Margaret Page Ivey, Donald Ivey. Gene Jackson. Billie Jackson. Brenda Jackson. Brenda Jackson, Clyde Jackson. Gail Jackson. Linda Carson Jackson. William Mitchell Jacobs. John A. Jacobs. Lynette Jacobs, Janice Jenkins. James Jr. Johnson. Darrell D. Johnson, Don R. Johnson. Ernest Johnson. Hugh Johnson. Jerry Johnson. Judy Johnson. Karen Johnson. Larry B. Johnson. Larry Johnson. Mark Johnson. Susan Johnson. Vernon Jones. Anderson Jones, James A.. Jr. Jones. Jenny Marie Jones. Jerry C. Jones, June Jones Kathy Jean Jone . Michael Jones. Rodney Jones. Verneice Jordan. James D. Joyner, Carrie S. Justus. Sandy Kahn. Jay Scott Kalinski, Ed Kanode. Mel Keith, Harold Kelly, Larry 214 214 168 168 168 214 201 202 214 191 191 214 214 191 202 168 214 214 214 169 169 169 202 191 202 214 191 202 169 202 169 191 214 214 202 191 191 214 169 169 169 202 191 169 214 169 169 202 214 202 214 214 192 202 202 192 170 192 192 170 170 170 215 192 202 215 215 170 215 215 202 202 202 192 170 170 215 202 215 203 203 170 170 192 170 170 203 215 203 233 Kennedy, Ronnie Gene Kidd. Larry Killian. Carolyn L. IGng. Wayne King. William Kinlaw. Anneta Smith Kinlaw. Floyd Gerald Kinlaw. Richard Kinlaw. Sam Kirks. Christopher Knauss. Virginia Knoenig. Steve Koffsky. Carol Koiuski. Richard J. LaBadie. Juanita S. Lamberth. Inez Lambenh. Jimmy Lflinm. Joan Lampley. Brenda Lampley. Steve Landesman. Stuart Lane. James Langley. Betty Langley. Nelson Lanier. Richard C. Lanier. William Harold LaRuffa. Vincent A. Lawrimore. Tommy Leach. Thomas Lear. David Michael Lee. Billy Franklin Lee. Sheila Lee. Thomas Leggett. James D. Leggett. William Uigh. Ed Lenzi. Stephen J. Lepore. George A. Lewis. Carolyn Jean Uwis. Charles E Lewis. Dennis Ray Lewis. Linda Faye Lewis, Ruben Lewis. Sarah D Liming. Carin Lindse v. Edith Kaye Little. Charles Lockamy, Larry Lockey, Robert Duncan Locklear, Beatrice Locklear. Bonnie Locklear, Brenda Locklear, Clea Locklear. Daud U)cklear. Delia Locklear. Diane Locklear. Gary Locklear, Gary L Locklear, Rjchard Locklear, Rosie Locklear. Sheila Locklear. Virginia Loftis, Ronald W. Logan. Kenneth D. Long. Barbara n Long. Gary Long. Marjorie R. Lowery. Annie Ruth Lowery. Janice Lowery. Melbert Lowery. Rudolph Lowery, Yvonne Lowry. Jane Lowry. Linda in Lowry. Suzanne m Love. Evelyn G. . 5 Lucas, Danny Luciani. Andrew pti- Uick. Ronnie 31 Lukiw. Ihor ■ Lupo. Eric ■ Luther. Edna I Lynn. Shrill 1 Mackafee. Martha ■ Malambri. Rebecca Oliver ■ Maiambri. William F,. Jr. ■ Malie. Kathleen ■ Mallemee. Sue Malpass. Charles Mandel. Josef L. 170 Maness. Maggie 203 Marcy. Judith Ann 170 Mareka, Joey 192 Marino. Dennis 192 Marshall. Wilson Lee 170 Martin. Billy 171 Martin. David A. 215 Martin. David 171 Martin. Larry 215 Martin. Nancy Mercer 215 Martin. Ray V, 215 Martin. Thomas 215 Martin, Wanda 171 Maske, Peggv Matthews. Bettye K- Mayle. Michael 171 Maynard. Loretha 215 Maynor, Robert David 171 Maynor. Wanda 171 Maynor. Wanda Elaine 192 Maxwell. Janice 203 McBryde. Charles 203 McCaskill. Betty Lou 216 McCaskill, Linda G. 216 McQoud. Robert D. 192 McCormick, Hazel B. 203 McCray. Donna 171 McDaniel, Stephanie 171 McDaris. Don 216 McDonald. Ann Brown 203 McDonald, Anne E, 171 McQrath. Dean 171 McGee. Hanna 216 McGinty. Charles 216 McGrath. Tom 171 McKellar. James L 216 McKenzie. Coy A.. Jr. 216 McKenzie, Martha 171 McKenzie. Velma F. 193 McKimmon. Jean 172 McKoy. Wilbum 172 193 203 21b 172 200 172 172 216 172 216 216 216 216 216 216 203 216 203 203 193 172 203 203 203 193 203 203 193 216 172 204 172 193 216 216 172 216 193 193 172 204 216 193 216 174 174 216 193 204 174 174 174 216 204 216 217 174 217 217 174 174 217 217 193 193 217 194 174 204 175 204 217 204 172 204 173 193 193 204 204 204 204 193 217 173 193 173 173 173 204 217 McLaren, Sondra McLaughlin. Thomas B. McLean, Doris M. McLean. Emily McLester. Manha Ann McMahon, James McMaslers, Jerry McNair, Ann Marie McNein, Bunny Meares, Irvin Randolph Meece, Don Mellon, Steve Melvin. Earl Mercer, Edward Laurence Mercer. Jane Mercer, Robert Mercer, William. J. Merrilt, Johnny Jr. Meyer, James F, Michael. Francis Migliori. Michael Miller. Thomas W. Mills. Larry Mioduszewski. Marlene Misenheimer. David Castor Mishoe. Jerry Olon Mitchell. Janice Mitchell. Marilyn Jo Mitchell. Marvin Mitchell. Thomas Denver Mize. Angela Mobley. Lynnette Mole. Gale Monsaul, Rhonda Montgomery. Patrick Lee Moody. Dorothy Moody. Kathy Moody. Kenneth AJan Moore, Bethes Moore. Warren Moree. Carolyn Morgan. Jack William Moscoso. Gregory Paris Moser. Carol Mullin. Patrick Lance III Mulz. Jo Ann Murray. Lilbum Murray. Paulette Muse. James Nance. Gerald R Nance. Thomas A. Neal. Frank Newton. Doug Nichols. Larry Nitto. Jack Alan Nittoli. Ralph A_ Norris. Jack Nye. Beverly Nye, Dickie Odom, Brenda Odum. Charles T. Ormand. Sara Onendine, Brenda Oxendine. Dafene Oxendine. Diane Oxendine. Janice Oxendine. John Oxendine. Linda B. Oxendine. Milford Jr. Oxendine. Sandra Ransom Oxendine. Treva N. Page. William Palmer. Bill Pans. Charles R.. Jr. Parker. Charles S. Parker. James R Parker. Judy Parker. Sammy Parkman. Robert K. Pamell. Daria Wealherly Pamell. Jennie Parrish. Steve Parrot!. Faith Partney. Keith Partney. Kevin Pate. Donald Eugene 193 173 174 174 174 174 193 204 193 194 194 217 217 204 175 204 194 175 175 194 204 175 217 175 204 175 217 175 217 194 217 175 194 217 175 217 217 204 217 175 194 175 176 217 176 176 194 217 217 194 176 217 204 194 205 176 217 205 217 218 176 218 218 177 218 194 218 194 177 177 194 194 218 194 194 177 218 218 177 177 194 205 177 218 194 177 234 Pale, Frank Pate. Mary Juanita Patterson. Maragret Pearson. Carole Ann Peed, Carl R, Penfield, Miriam Hope Pepper, Bill Pepper, Caroline Perlmuner, Lois Pern. Raymond Pesce, Sam EJomenico Pelrucelli, Diane Pfeiffer, Amelia Anne Pfeiffer, Harry Pfeiffer. Johnny Phillips, Al Phillips, Calhie Phillips, Dianne Pilkington. John M. Pittman, Phyllis Pollock. Cathy Ponder. Frances Pope. Lettie Porter. Phil Powell. Beverly Gail Pratt. Mary Thomas Proctor. James W. Pruitt, Glenn Pugliese. Leonard Purdy, Thomas H, Ouast, tDrville A. Quick, Debbie Ouinn. James Rainwater. Stephen Ramsey. Jo W. Ranke. Joe Ransom. Linda Ransom. Ten Rathbone, Elizabeth Ravander. Arthur Rayfield. Johnny C. Reed. Donald Reese. Patricia Reid. Anne Reising. Andrea Reller. Othmar J. Reutter. Tim Revercomb. Hal Rhodes. Amelia Richardson. Dale Riley. Thomas Robbins. Harry L Roberts. Thomas F. Robertson. Elizabeth A. Robertson, Kenneth S. Robertson, Ralph Robertson, Ronnie Robinson. Brad Robinson, George Robinson, Kenneth Robinson, Ray Rodgers. Larry Roesch. John C. Rodgers, Betty Lou Rogers, Donna Rogers. Marshall T Rogers. Susan Rooks, Larry Earl Rose. Charles Uoyd, Jr. Rosser. Kenneth L. Rothrock. Tom Rousell. Joel Rowland. Cynthia Royal. Rowland Rozier. Robert Rusher. Lorraine Fleming Sampson. Gary Sampson. Spencer Sanchez. Nancy Sanderson. James Sanderson. Larry Sanderson. Lena Sanderson. Michael V. Sanderson. Sandra Sankey. William R. Sasser. Larry Saunders. Gene Saunders. James Timothy 218 205 177 205 177 177 194 195 177 205 178 218 178 205 195 218 195 178 205 178 218 178 218 205 195 178 195 218 178 178 195 218 218 218 178 219 205 178 178 178 179 219 195 195 205 179 219 205 219 205 219 179 179 179 179 180 205 219 195 195 195 219 180 195 219 180 205 195 180 180 195 219 180 219 219 180 219 219 219 219 180 220 195 195 180 195 220 205 Schaffer. Margie Schell. Bobbie Schultz. Sheila E. Scott. Pamela Scully. Mary Sealy. Elaine Sealy. Lois Sease, Diane Sellers, Carol T, Sellers, Delia Sellers, Donald Serig, George Michael Seyfried. Emily Shaw. Helen Shaw. Sandra Shelton, Myra Sherrill. Wayne Shooter. Beverly Shutt. Jim Siddan. Mike Silver. Judy Simmons. Ann Simmons. Wanda Hope Simmons. Zelma Simpson. Georgia Singletary. Don Singletary. Ronald B Skipper. Thomas Skwano. Matt Slaughter. Al Sledge. Andrew Small. William Jerry Smith. Barbara Joyce Smith. Ben Smith. Danny M. Smith. David Smith. Douglas Smith. Garry Smith. Jackie Smith, James Smith. John Smith. John W. Smith. Michael Curtiss Smith. Nancy Smith. Norman Smith. Richard U Smith, Rick Smith. Sandra Faye Snipes. Katie Carol Spell. Nancy O. Spivey. Billie Bumey Spivey. Francis Kregg Sprenkle. Dorinda E. Staley. Ronald Stang. Richard Stanley. Jimmy Stanley. Judy Carol Stansel. Linda Starbuck. Elizabeth Ann Steele. Don Stenz. Philip Robert Stephens. Mike Stevens. Glenda Freeman Stevens. Janet Anne Stigall. Terry Strik. Donnie Stobo. William G.. Jr. Stocks. Donald L. Stocks. Judith Gowan Stomis. Judy Slout. Mary Beth Strickland. Dale Strickland. David Strickland. Melanie Strunk. Sheila Stull. Steve Surber. Carolyn F. Swanson. Linda Sweeley. Maragaret Swinson. Gail LaRue Tarlton, James Bryce, Jr. Terry. Ann Tetterton. Jennie Tew. Janice Tew. Jeff Thorn. Judith M. Thorpe. Thomas Tilson. Linda H. Townsend. Ray Truman. George S. Truman. Janice R. Truman. William L. 220 205 195 205 180 220 205 180 180 195 220 181 181 220 181 195 220 220 181 220 181 220 196 181 181 205 181 220 181 206 220 181 181 220 206 220 206 220 220 220 220 181 181 220 206 206 220 196 182 182 196 206 196 220 206 220 196 220 182 196 206 196 182 196 220 206 182 182 196 206 206 196 220 221 206 206 206 206 221 182 182 221 221 196 221 182 221 206 196 207 207 182 Tsirintanis. Barbara A. Tubb. Jimmy Tubb. Leslie K. Turbeville. Jerry Turbeville. Wally Turner. Dwight Turner. Ernest Jr. Turner. Glenn E. Tyson, Michael Urban. Robert Paul Vargas. Richard Glenn Vereen. John L.. Jr. Vinson. Mark D. Vodvarka. Nancy Wachter. Donald P. Wachter. Glenn A. Wachter. Sharon Riordan Walker. Mickey Walters. Danny Walters. Dean Walters. Kathy Wallers. Richard A. Ward. Barbara Ward. Bliss Ward. Peggy Warren. Doris Warren. Ernest Wasielewski. Richard Wasko. Jerry Wassmer. Richard Waters. Carl Watson. Larry Watts. Sara Brown Weaver. Danny L. Weatheriy. Calvert Webb. Susan Annette Weber. John Weeks. PhUip H. Welch. William L. Wells. John Jr. Wells. Russell Wemyss. Philip Wengert. Robert Edward West. Donald West, Edward Franklin 111 West, John Daniel West, Linda West. Richard White. Barbara D. White. Carol White. Marlene White. Robert Whitehead. Harry D., Jr. Whitley. Susan Whitman. Gary Wilkins. Dianne Williams. Billy T. Williams. Ervin Williams. Joseph Williams. Mary Frances Williamson. Bemice Williamson. Claudia Dianne Williamson. Dana Williamson. Gene Willis. Patricia B. Willoughby. Peggy C. Wilmoth. Frank Wilson. Bob Wilson. Janice Wolf. Nancy Wood. David Wood. Jean Worley, Richard Worriax. James Wright. Bettie B. Wright. William WyatI, Mason Yandle. David L. Yates. Arlene Young. Garland 182 207 182 221 196 221 207 196 221 183 183 183 207 183 196 183 184 221 196 184 184 221 1% 207 207 184 207 184 207 221 196 196 196 221 197 207 184 184 184 197 207 184 221 207 184 197 184 184 221 197 197 197 207 197 185 207 221 221 185 197 197 197 221 185 185 207 221 221 197 197 221 221 221 207 221 207 207 207 221 Zollner. James 235 ■ Shadows on the campus walk, Final exams are over. Reach for the stars. Thank you . . . to Mrs. Grace Gibson for your endless patience, guidance, and encouragement to the Indianhead staff for your many, many hours of untiring work, and es- pecially for your cooperation to johnny Pfeiffer. Boyd Belcher, and Mr. Elmer Hunt for your long hours spent developing pictures to Mr. James Chavis, Dr. Marshall Treiber for your kind assistance to Mr. Ed Goldston and Hunter Publishing Company for your easy access- ibility and for your guidance and finally, thanks to the administration, faculty, and student body for your tremendous support of the 1969 Indianhead. Bonnie A. Hunt Editor 236