Pembroke State University - Indianhead Yearbook (Pembroke, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1974 volume:

■•■ERVORELiBr APv PE ' . ' BPOkE STiT£ 3 3S11 DOmBTT $ -T-1 ;j ? -rfc- J -t - : , .•4 1::: - ■ ' • « Vu ' S ' V . -.? Cii ' .iU ' iJ T : ilMDIAIMHEAO 7a VOLUME SS -J=lkTil=f=faiir4 ¥± 4 UISIIVERSITY PEMBROKE, IMC w 1974. Another year has elapsed in the life of the Pembroke State University student. Whether he is now to move on to a new life as a graduate or will be returning this fall for another bout with the Pembroke experience, we may all rest assured that the events of the past twelve months have done their share in the molding of that ingenious little creature we so casually refer to as the mind. And after all, isn ' t that what it ' s all about. The Watergate affair, Spiro ' s descent, Nixon ' s campaigh con- tributions and United States wheat sales, all seemed to substantiate the existence of a true credibility gap within our national politi- cal system. Mysterious erasures found on key Watergate tapes left our own inimitable Senator Sam Ervin and investigating com- mittee wondering as to how much our President did know about the Republican Party ' s shenanigans during the presidential reelec- tion campaign of ' 72. Spiro Agnew ' s manipulation of campaign contributions ultimately led to his resignation from the vice- presidency. V y : i Our own Student Government Association apparently was not to be outdone by the big leagues. The Coleman administration be- came involved in its own Watergate -like atmosphere as probing student senators fervently sought the what, why, and wheres on executive policy and expenditure. Our own version of the Washington Post, i.e. the Pine Needle , intimidated Colemanites at every turn, hoping to bring, as they saw it, reform to our gov- ernmental system. Undaunted, Coleman succeeded in introducing to Pembroke State University such innovations as mealtime music in the cafeteria, casual movie nights in the Student Center, and Student Government Association subsidized inebriations at par- ticipating fraternity houses. As in past years, the SCA was not the sole recipient of student wrath. Campus parking again ranked high on the list of student grievances, possibly being outdone only by the perennial student pain, SAGA food service. But this year our meal managers had their reasons. Decreasing student support and food prices were two commonly used explanations for the much criticized menus. ■ . . r. . o ' k . ' .«« 4 od prices were plaguing our folks as well, with the Beef Cri doubling the price of hamburger in just a few months. Lettuce re- portedly sold for seventy-five cents a head in the North-East part of our country while bread threatened to reach one dollar a loaf, thanks to the United States ' untimely sale of bulk wheat to the Russians less than a year ago. Oil soon followed the cow up the spiraling price ramp. With gas prices pushing toward one dollar per gallon, many of us are trading those hot rods we ' ve cherished since high school for a more austere approach to cruising, like a VW. In the field of enterlainmeni, we saw much transpire on both the national and campus level. The cinematic world was stimulated to new heights as lovely Linda Lovelace ' s oral interpretation in the controversial Deep Throat reached a new depth here-to-for un- seen in the film medium. And Liz and Richard Burton had colum- nists reeling with a temporary split in their million dollar love af- fair. Musically, the rock stage went theatrical with such glitterists as David Bowie, Alice Cooper, and Todd Rundgren gyrating in ways in which Mr. Presley never dreamed. , : gfg ' yL--JK ' 1giEJgta ' B 0W. ' tfH On campus we had our share of entertainment with regional groups frequenting our Student Center with a variety of sounds. The Lyceum Series established a new approach to intellectual en- lightment by presenting Buffalo Bob and Company. Also a diverse movie schedule of both current hits and all time classics brought frequent relief from the doldrums of academia. Sports continued this year to be a growing national pastime with television coverage of sporting events reaching record propor- tions. An estimated 40 million people saw Billy lean King defeat Bobby Riggs in what was billed as the tennis match of the cen- tury . The Oakland A ' s defeated the New York Mets in a spec- tacular world series, while in the world of football the Miami Dol- phins carried their record to 32-2 with a resounding defeat over the Minnesota Vikings in Super Bowl VIII. The Athletics Depart- ment at Pembroke Stale University turned out its share of champ- ions with all the varsity learns turning in noteworthy performances. Its events spanned the spectacular to the trivial, but none the less it was an experience, a learning experience, and after all, that is what it ' s all about. INDIANHEAD CITATIONS Albert Dunavan Through endless hours of preparation, rehearsals and productions, Mr. Al Duna- van has dedicated himself to student in- volvement and enjoyment. The numerous dramatic productions under his direction have opened an avenue of creativity and self-expression for aspiring actors. 10 W IW««i.-|.«IBIIIfflBlliMI l!iii«Wrdl llliiWII!) Ed Watkins The multi-faceted Human Service Center ' s director has dedicated himself to several student-oriented programs de- signed to provide opportunities for field work training in various aspects of educa- tional areas. Mr. Watkins ' coordination of Earth Day activities and work with Zero Population Growth has awakened much of the university to prominent social and ecological problems. Dr. Chang H. Cho Head of the Political Science Depart- ment since 1970, Dr. Cho has been inter- nationally known through his work with the Institute of Asian Studies in Washing- ton, D.C. and through his publications ranging from his editorship of the ASIAN FORUM and the Association of Korean Political Scientist Newsletter to the writ- ing of two books dealing with govern- ment and politics in foreign nations. Dr. Cho is presently serving as Executive- Secretary of the Association of Korean Political Scientists. 11 On the northern end of the campus, construction began on the university ' s new auditorium Through out the year the burned-out shell of Old Main remamed where it has stood smce 1923 The building which once housed the first all-Indian College in the United States was seriously gutted by flames on March 19, 1973 following area Indian demonstrations. Old Main made newspaper headlines, was one of the top ten local news stories of the year, was visited by the gover- nor, and has received thousands of dollars for research into its rebuilding. In spite of it all the building ' s future remained shrouded in indecision w- ■ ' %M$ |tK r5: 1.1 11 S J j . B North, South. West . on-campus environment for less than one-third of the student bodv. This number had the unique opportunity of hearing ten sieretjs at one time, crawling downstairs at four-thirty to let a room- mate in a locked door, or the chance to get to know so many people so well. To some of the residents, development of visita- tion policies seemed to move at a snail ' s pace. with only the womens dormitories offering the priyilege, while others were completely satisfied and content with the rules and regulations. As usual, vocal gripes filled the halls, ' the damn elevator breaks all the fime . those drink machines are thieves , and the open d x)r ' is rather silly , but the convenience and securilv of- fered by the buildings continued to lure residents. Their days began deep in darl ness, in the early burs of morning. To some this was not the most t ' eferable time to begin a school day even before the initiation of daylight-saving time. But to others, more than half the enrollment at Pem- broke, commuting was a way of life, and seemed to indicate that its advantages outweighed or at least balanced the obvious disadvantages. vn.;.y In many ways commuting was cheaper and many riders preferred living at home with their families rather than the sometimes less personal life of the dorm. Some students just wanted to be near the slightly larger cities of Fayetteville, Rock- ingham, Raeford and Lumberton. Throughout the year though, the disadvantages remained obvious and were greatly increased by .-. li .. 4 - . __ S £ ABOfRD COiiXT I ins kV t 1 the lessened supply of gasoline. The long , dinner everyday at Hardees, bad weather and road conditions, and isolation from campus events all seemed to have little affect on the transit student. Their contributions were some- times questioned, but their perseverance deserved credit. Vcft! rVf ' V-; 18 FALL FESTiVAL FALL FESTIVAL Above — Shortly after the crowning, co-emcees Beth Bing- hann, left, and Van Coleman congratulate the queen and her court. Bottom — Martha Blalock performs in her final evening as the retiring Miss PSU. 20 Cynthia Brown reigns over Pembroke As a climax of Fall Festival week, Miss Cynthia Brown was crowned Miss P.S.U. The junior psychology major from Lumber Bridge, N.C. was chosen from among eight contestants in the Autumn Leaves pageant. The SGA spon- sored event packed Moore Hall auditorium as the campus lovelies entertained the audience. Sue Enzor and Cathy Lopez were named first and second runners-up, respec- tively. 21 IS CERT 22 STUDENT TEACHING For two hundred and fifty seniors, the college experience did not end with triumphant final exams or last semester coasting. Instead, student- teachhing rounded out undergraduate education, fulfilling the final requirements for teacher certifi- cation. Beginning with the four week block of methods and education courses, the program gave its participants a glimpse of the outside world and the view from the other side of the desk. Despite the shortage of teaching positions in the past few years, the curriculum was thriving as students were assigned to seventeen different ad- ministrative units in the area. STUDENT TEACHING 23 Norman Macleod Poet-in-residence r, poet in residence, win- ner of the Horace Gregory award, and editor of the Pem- broke Magazine. A resume of his work and personal accomplishments would fill pages of single spaced typed copy. He has taught in more than twenty three various schools through- out the United States and in such places as the University of Baghdad, Baghdad, Iraq. He has edited several magazines: 1930-32, American editor of the first tri-lingual literary magazine in the world, FRONT (Amsterdam, Holland); American editor of the MORADA (Lagodi Garda, Italy); 1942-44, Editorial Direc- tor of the MARYLAND QUARTERLY (University of Mary- land, College Park, Maryland); 1944-47, INTERNA- TIONAL LITERARY REVIEW (Briarcliff Junior College, Briarcliff Manor, New York); Guest Editor of CRONOS (Ohio State University, Columbus); and from 1969 to pre- sent Editor of the Pembroke Magazine which is known in- ternationally. In addition to the number of literary magazines Norman MacLeod has been a part of during the past forty years and the teaching he has accomplished, he has managed to write and have published two novels and five volumes of poetry. The papers of Norman MacLeod are housed in the Yale Collection of American Literature. He is included in the 1969 Edition of the Directory of American Scholars. MacLeod ' s reading of his poetry has been recorded on six- teen 12-inch discs for the archives of the Division of Music, Library of Congress, and his work is praised in Literary History of the United States. MacLeod, who is completing his seventh year at P.S.U., and is approaching his 68th birthday, has no plans to re- tire. As he said, a writer never retires. vmiWtlAMlMilikMtUitutlMfiv f Players Freseht Wide Variety Anticipating the completion of a new theatre, the Players continued to draw audiences in Moore Hall. Under the direction of Al Dunavan and Don Dalton the drama department filled the stage with varying moods and plots. The musical comedy Once Upon a Mattress was the last produc- tion of the spring semester of 1973. Director Dunavan, facing the prob- lem of a small stage and large cast, succeeded in making the medieval fairy tale an enjoyable presentation. A standing ovation awaited the curtain on opening night of Of Mice and Men . The John Steinbeck classic was the first production of the season. The timeless story of migrant farm workers offered emotional relief to those wishing to see serious drama. Director Dalton skillfully combined the constructlvistic set and mood lighting to enhance what one critic called one of the most ambitious productions yet of the Players of Pembroke State University, but one in which the dramatic gauntlet was lowered and the challenge met successfully. Right — Sandy Hancock and Gary Smith played the romantic leads of Lady Larkin and Sir Harry in Once Upon a Mat- tress . Below — On stage with Of Mice and Men . - ' Above — In the opening scene of Once Upon a Mattress a young seeker of the prince ' s hand is questioned by the Court Wizard. Left — George, portrayed by Dwight Watson, re- lives the fantasies of living off the fat of the land , with Len- nie, played by Charles Hannibal. Top Left — Despite just having returned t ' rom a weekend ski Inp, Alan Baker, played by James Culler, and Peggy Evans played by Iva Rountree, find themselves, in a romantic mood, in Come Blow Your Horn . Top Right — Paul Szumelda, Alan ' s fledgling brother Buddy Baker, finds the wordy script deserves backstage rehearsal. Bottom Left and Right — Dwight Watson portrayed detective Mark Bonner in the mys- tery Laura , and found it necessary to question both Waldo Lydecker, played by Scott Baker, left, and Laura, played by Kim Rabun. 28 I Neil Simon ' s Come Blow Your Horn filled the stage with comedy for the second production of the season. Al Dunavan guided the riotous New York family through their brotherly antics and parental hang-ups. The mood shifted to mystery for the Players presentation of Laura . Complete with murder, mistaken identity and romantic detective, it had all the makings for a successful who-done-it . 29 Below — With a touch of nostalgia, Buffalo Bob Smith re- created the old Howdy Doody Show through film and song. Right — The gospel music songfest received an overflowing audience. Bottom — Before they were finished the Preserva- tion Hall Jazz Band had the crowd up dancing through their finale of When the Saints Co Marching In . t 7 ¥ g P H 30 LVCEUM SERIES H Lyceum Series Draws Enthusiastic Attendance In a new and dynamic approach, the Lyceum Series afforded both campus and community with cultural and popular entertainment. The Lyceum Series events have met with enthusiastic support heralded as the best ever. This year ' s presenta- tions have included Buffalo Bob and the old Howdy Doody Show, The Preservation Hall Jazz Band, National Players ' version of Tartuffe , and the opera School for Lovers . Sybil Leek, self proclaimed astrologer and witch was different but disappointing to a sell-out audience. With Spirit and Substance , a joint effort sponsoring seven Indian Happenings, the students and community experienced Indian art and culture. Top — To jazz lovers and newcomers alike, the symbol of the Preservation Jazz Hall Band brought enjoyment to the Old Gym stage. Bottom — Moiiere ' s classic comedy Tartuffe was the medium for a superb performance by the National Players. LVCEUM SEDIES 31 Greek Week 1973 In March of 1973 the Interfraternity and Panhel- lenic Councils held their annual Greek Week. With all sororities and fraternities participating, the week ' s events included parties at the Stable, picnics, concerts, and competition races. The Creek Week trophies were awarded to Kappa Delta and Pi Kappa Alpha, after they emerged from a tie with Tau Kappa Epsilon. ,y j fl Cffa B i 1 1 HH h jj r Sx[ l Bfw . ' i Har ' _i.j! Jl f B c m -. 32 34 HOMECOMING Homecoming 74 Wanda Phillips was chosen as 1974 Homecom- ing Queen. The crowning of the senior from Fayettevllle, North Carolina came midway through Homecoming week activities. Events of the week included three dances, the annual downtown parade, and a basketball victory over the University of North Carolina at Wilmington. HOMECOMING 35 Pre- Dawn Float Construction Halted The annual Homecoming Parade proceeded this year in a somewhat incomplete manner. As in the past all campus organizations gathered for their all-night float decoration. This year ' s fes- tivities encountered some rather difficult moments when several non-students arrived attempting to completely destroy floats undergoing construc- tion. When the dust settled students were faced with the impossible task of repairing their floats. Many floats entered the parade with obvious bat- tle scars still remaining. Because of the previous night ' s turmoil the SCA was forced to relocate their predawn dance, being previously scheduled outside of town, it was transferred closer to campus for securit ' reasons. 36 HOMECOMIMC HOMECOMtNC 37 ;i - HONORS Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities  io-s W IO Fred McDaniel l( h -•-.r. 1% ' .111 i 9 ms Jt m w ■ ,3 ,. ' chHii 1 , Tj  - -i — ._:? WHO ' S WHO 41 E 1 1 m ■ d ■ % { . l ' tritc_ ■ Who ' s Who leannie Jo Bell E W i WHO ' S WHO 43 44 WHO ' S WHO WHO ' S WHO 45 46 WHO ' S WHO I WHO ' S WHO 47 Alpha Theta Honorary Historical Fraternity Front — Diane English, Bruce Tanner, Melody Nobles, Bar- bara Page, Middle — Kenny Jacobs, Sue White, Suzanne Brown, Joyce Culbreth, Back — Watson Sanders, James Sproles, Mitch High Alpha Odena Lowry, Alice Garner, Sandra B. Hunt, Christine Sides, Martha Blalock, Candace Lynch, Patrisse Locklear, Susan Kelly, Valorie McCoy, not pictured. 48 Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Omega Phi Mu Alpha, Albert Norwood, Teddy Ray, Chris Morgan, Milton Smith, Harold Jacobs, Vince Winnies 49 ' Ail-Americans 4 -,- - .-. . -.- . .ra« -r=a-  ,-!tr :i-? Ron Norman 52 ALL-AMERICANS Ail-Americans |i(a% ALL-AMERICANS 53 Right — Gait Locklear, Daphne Lassiter, Sue Enzor, Gail San- ford, Janice Luquer, Dorinda Lusk. 54 CHEEKLEADEtS cheerleaders Sponsor Spirit Award The Cheerleaders incorporated a new idea into their routine this year, that of the Spirit Award . This award was presented at each athletic event to the campus or- ganization displaying the most school spirit. The overall award winner was Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity. Year after year the Cheerleaders seem to fight an end- less battle. This year was no different. In efforts to involve students, our cheerleaders worked energetically to pro- mote enthusiasm within the crowds, but more often than not failed to do so. This fault cannot be attributed to the Cheerleaders but to the apathetic student body of the school. CHEERLEADERS 55 t I i m ' 73 Baseball finishes Fifth in Nation In the Spring of 1973 behind the pitching of Ron Nor- man, the Baseball team finished fifth in the nation. Last season Norman pitched eight shut-outs and compiled a record of twelve wins and. only one loss. The Ail- American set a school record of twenty-one strike outs in one game and finished the season with two hundred strike outs, a national record. Behind Norman was Ronnie Rudd, a Gene Walden Award winner and also an Academic Ail-American pitcher. His record last season was eight wins and no losses. Team leader in batting was Rudy Rudacille with an average of .368. Rudacille, an Ail- American Honorable Mention, signed with the Chicago White Sox at the end of the season. All-District players included Buz Dunlap, Ron Norman, Rudy Rudacille, and Ronnie Rudd. Front Row — Terry Oxendine, Jerry Walters, Dave Callahan, Ron Nor- man, Rick Rickman, Tim Hawkes, Ronnie Rudd. Middle Row — Nelson Swift, lames Jorden, Pete Preston, Wayne Pyrtle, Mike lohnson, Steve Welborn, Steve Powell, Gary Webster, Back Row — Coach Ellen, Darrell Arrrington, Randy Ledford, Wayne Cisco, Randy Myers, Tommy Ander- son, Fred Formichello, David Rudd, Herby Russ, Forace Oxendine. 0 I )l M W i] 0 i 57 Complete Pitching Staff Returns Returning this season was the complete pitching staff, with the addition of Steve Powell, a transfer from Camp- bell. Mike Johnson and Steve Welburn shared the catching position and at first base was Wayne Pyrtle, the most val- uable player of the Summer League program. At second base was Nelson Swift and Jerry Walters. Returning to shortstop was Dave Callahan. Darrell Arrington, a transfer from Sandhills Community College, was at third base. Outfielders included Pete Preston in left field, Terry Ox- endine in center, and Tim Hawks in right field. The team gained experience from last season and looked forward to a return trip to the national championship. .? . - ' ■-., it ' ' •.■■ 59 Cross Country Captures Fourth Title A perennial powerhouse in District 29 co mpetition, the Pembroke squad captured their fifth title in the past six years. In the District 29 championship meet, Victor Elk paved the way by setting a new District record of 24:48. In winning, the Braves compiled a perfect record of fif- teen, over all opponents. Other titles bestowed upon this championship team were winner of the Stone Mountain Road Race, which consisted of competition among nineteen schools; winner of the PSD invitational, in which eight schools partici- pated; and with a powerful performance finished third in the State Championships behind Duke and the University of North Carolina. Veterans Marion Craddock, Victor Elk, Bill Farrell, Rod Lattie, and Craig Callio were named All-District runners. In the NAIA National Championships at Salina, Kansas, Victor Elk finished ninth in a field of 450 runners. His ninth place finish on a tough course at 24:25 earned him first-team All-American honors. ' f. ' ;- i «?S9 District 29 Champs — Steve Carney, Rod Lattie, Pat New- bill, Craig Callio, Marion Craddock, Jeff Cushing, )im Fitz- gerald, Bill Farrell, Victor Elk 60 CROSS COUNIBY - J r 4  M ' 1- • ' '  ' ' v fc «NN| CROSS COUNTRY 61 Wrestlers Take Braves Invitational For the wrestlers the highlight of their season was winning the Braves Invitational Tournament. This event was held January 26 in Jones Health and Physical Education Building. There were eight teams participating: Campbell, Elon, Catawba, Winston Salem, Citadel, North Carolina A T, Elizabeth City State and Pembroke State. The Braves finished with four first places, three second places and one fourth place. Taking first place were Matt Lynch, George McFadyn, Mike Edwards and Bob Hudkins. Matt Lynch was voted outstanding wrestler in the tournament. The Crapplers opened their season by winning the Old Dominion Thanksgiving Tournament. The tournament began a series of wins for the Braves. The first defeat for the Braves was a hard fought match with Appalachian. Although the Area Tournament has been ex- panded this year to include 14 teams, the Braves anticipate a first place finish. The best records are held by captains Larry Bridgewater, 23-4-1 and Bob Hudkins 19-4. Front — Larry Bridgewater, Mike Edwards, Boby Hudkins, Greg Frey, Brian Beasemore, Jack Christie, Middle — Tom Foltz, Bobby Rayle, Larry Boyer, Matt Lynch, Cuerry Beatson, Bob Kaine, Don Bryson. Back — Coach Mile Olson, Billy Starks, Rick Liss, Jack Troy, Joe Bridgewater, Steve LaPrad, George McFadyen, Shane Kiger, Ken Taylor, and Bob Lambert 63 15 ( n 11 y- 1 64 65 Track and Field Championship Captured again Track and tield Championships are habitual at Pembroke State Universit ' . Last spring the 1973 squad won their sixth district title in the past eight years. Pembroke ' s team was led by ail-Americans Dave Phillips and Victor Elk plus fourteen all- district performers. School records were set last year by Dennis Graham in the long jump, Dave Phillips in the high jump, Victor Elk in the mile, 3 mile and 6 mile, and Larry Rodgers in the high hurdles and 440 yard hurdles. li ■• ' , ' ••■ .• ' . ' ' 11 - Tm yi •I -%,JI .I . ' ' 66 TR Ck AND FIELD h TRACK AND FIEID Front — Woody Doye, Larry Martin, jerry Stancil, John Battle, Les Freeman, Rod Lattie, Victor Elk, Larry McMillen, Dennis Graham, Jim Fitzgerald, Craig Callio, Larry Hunt. Back — Don Riddle, Richard Finger, Wayne Douthit, Jeff Gushing, Jim Smith, Tom Nielsen, Bruce Wolfe, Donald Stockton, Tom Grey, Dennis Jones, Jeff Fish, Bill Ferrel, Steve Carney. P - 68 TRACK AND FIEID h   u - ( ' K I -- J!:.? TRACK AND FIELD 69 MutiMtSM ii Front — Gary Dwyer, Mike KeMey, Fred Umberger, Van Coleman, Tim Kinlaw, Bob Bradley. Soochul Kim, Ronnie Thompson, Roland Parsons, Middle — Eric Ricioppo, Joseph Stanish, Larry Kelley, Ed Yager, Paul Verdi, Mike Coward, Mel Fairchild, Bob Fowler, Ron Holtsford, Pele Brayda, Back — Coach Olson, Steve Thompson, Lenny Plummer, John Student, Danny Evans, Ricky Ray, Larry Boyer, Robert Lambert 70 I .-l;: l ■■k ---- 1 ■HT ,iim 1 Hjir _ ' i Soccer Team Finishes in Strong Position Behind outstanding play by John Student, the Braves finished their season with a 5-6 won-loss record and 4-3 District record, tying for third place. John Student, All-District selection, shared the scoring honors with teammates Gary Dwyer and Eric Ricioppo with six each. Stu- dent also finished as the team leader in scoring assists, with five. Individual honors went to Mike Coward as Best Defense, Gary Dwyer as Best Offense, and Mike Kelly as Most Improved. Under the direction of head coach Mike Olsen, the Pembroke Soccer team showed a distinct improvement over the past years, with John Student capturing All-District honors and Tim Kinlaw named second team goalie in the District. !} . i W « ' 4 H  MiW f 71 Pembroke Takes Tip-Off Tournament The Pembroke State University Braves made a repeat performance in capturing their second consecutive Tip-Off Tournament in the Cumberland Memorial Au- ditorium. In as many years the Braves have received the most Valuable Player Award, with this year ' s selection going to Al McRae, who paced Pembroke with a 25 point performance in each outing. Al McRae and Everett Hambric were named to the All-Tournament Team. A % 72 73 Braves Continue Winning Ways After a long and tough season the Braves emerged with their second consecutive District 29 championship. Finish- ing their regular season with a 22-6 record, the Braves entered District Tournament play on a positive note after winning their third straight game with rival Campbell Col- lege. This year ' s team was led by high scorer Alphonzo McRae, scoring at a rate of twenty points per game. Rebounding strength was provided by Sonny Davis, Everett Hambric and Howard MacLeod. A Frehman standout, Tom Gardner, proved to be a valuable asset to the team throughout the season. Games ranged from easy victories over St. Andrews to disappointing losses such as to UNC Asheville. After the smoke cleared, the Braves came out the victor over UNC Wilmington 71-70, in one of the hardest fought games of the season. 74 „ K 1 , « ¥ f PV I t m Vn l JIM r i f JL iE r 7 76 77 Women ' s Sports experience growth For the first time in the history of Pembroke State University, women received a taste of inter- collegiate sports. A volleyball team was formed and the girls basketball team began their first offi- cial season. The girls demonstrated their sport with much enthusiasm. They lacked only in ex- perience. Early in the season, the volleyball team hosted the State Volleyball Tournament, won by Western Carolina. The volleyball team started the season with losses but towards the end of the season de- feated Guilford College. The Basketball team launched their season with a victory over St. An- drews but were unsuccessful in their remaining games. Both teams worked remarkably well together and displayed a marked improvement by the end of the season. With all starters returning, next sea- son should hold more promising results. Above; Front — Dee Conn, Debbie Godwin, Phyllis Fields, Debbie Ducharme. Back — Hilda Shefflet, Sylvia Hayes, Carol Builard, Pam Poston, Susam McFayden, Karen Sampson. 78 WOMEN ' S VOLLEYBALL WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL 79 Tennis Team Hot in Pre-Season play The 1973 Tennis team boasted the best record ever in the history of the school. They finished the season with an outstanding 7-4 record, but were set back in tournament play by the toughest team on their schedule, East Carolina. The Braves were outstanding in ' 74 preseason by out-scoring Francis Marion, NAIA rival, twice with a score of 7-2. In the number one spot is captain Doug Eller. Sonny Garner also played an active role in the team ' s fine performance. With four experienced juniors in top positions, Coach Johnson feels he will have a most successful season. Front to Back — Doug Eller, Mark Boyles, Sonny Garner, Reed Hoisington, Chris Crinkle, Randy Reese, Gary Carter, Boby Stewart. 80 L it-: ' T: ' T . . .. Golf Kurt Bennett, Phil Woodruff, Frank Huntley, Steve Ficklin, Jeff Tedder, Mike Rochelle 81 •.- ' ■ r-: ' ' - ' r . ' - C-. ? ATO ' s place three in Who ' s Who Alpha Omega Upsilon, a colony of Alpha Tau Omega, named three brothers to Who ' s Who; John Student, all-District Soccer, David Callahan, cap- tain baseball and Brian Beasmore, all-District Wrestling. Alpha Tau Omega ' s biggest event of this year was the acquisition of a Fraternity lodge. This spacious building supplies the brothers u ' ith many good times and is reminiscent of home life. Three brothers of Alpha Tau Omega received avi ards during soccer season: Captain Gary Dwyer was chosen as Best Offensive Player, Mike Coward was selected as Best Defense and Mike Kelly was chosen as Most Improved. During Christmas vacation the brothers of Alpha Tau Omega donated eight hundred dollars in food to needy families. Above — A new house in Red Springs offered Mike Kelly an opportunity to clean the porch. Right — Members of Alpha Omega Upsilon are: Van Col- eman, Gary Dwyer, Mike Kelly, Soochul Kim, Eddie Yeager, jim Turner, Eddie Bolton, Bill Miller, Ray Lockamy, Freddie Umberger, John Student, Dana Bixby, Steve Thompson, Mike Coward, Jack Chris- tie, John Yeager, Gary Riddle, Robert Lamberth, Larry Kelly I 84 -£ O ia - • t ' - ' ■ ' ' •• ,:• ■ . .•?:■ lU ' - ' ' ' •■■■ . .v., ' Upper left — All-South soccer performer John Student warms up before a match. Upper right — Alpha Omega Upsilon ' s house. Above — During pledging Larry Kelly lounges in the student center with Mike Kelly and Fran Parnell. ' % 85 Upper — PI Kappa Alpha members are: Billv Faircloth, Boyd Williamson, Ashley Royal, Frankie Barrett, Bud Osbourne, Danny Layton, Ricky Ray, David Lawrence, Brent Hattlestad, Bill Miller, Fred Formicello, Tim Moore, Jerry Domenick, Billy Roy, Russel Regenhardt, Allen Royal, Richard Caddis, Roger Odom, Melvin Fairchild, Bobby Cassevah. Above — Brothers Tim Moore and Allen Royal served as varsity basketball mana- gers. Right — Ricky Ray Oowns it up at Pika Party. 86 II Pika ' s dwell on service Pi Kappa Alpha conducted more service pro- jects than any previous year of their campus exis- tence. They included a donation of two hundred dollars to the Odum Home, money to the Cere- bral Palsy fund, and sponsoring needy families at Thanksgiving. The brothers further expressed their desire to serve by donating blood to Frank White, a member of the North Carolina House of Rep- resentatives. Jerry Domenick, Russel Regenhardt, and Fran- kie Barret attended Pi Kappa Alpha ' s Leadership Academy in Memphis, Tennessee. Eight members also attended their Pyramid Conference in At- lanta, Georgia. An important addition to the fraternity was the organization of Little Sisters. Left — Pi Kappa Alpha member Allen Royal prepares for the chariot race during ' 73 Greek Week. Below — During a Hal- loween costume contest Danny Layton, Billy Roy, and David Browder clown it up with Carol Taylor and |udy Womack. 87 Pi Kaps work for foster children Pi Kappa Phi highlighted their year by collect- ing funds tor the foster children of Lumberton. Also, in the order of fund-raising, the brothers helped in the purchasing of artifacts for the Religion Department. Four members of the local chapter attended Pi Kappa Phi college, a seminar discussing chapter management and rushing. Two brothers, Danny Elkins and Ronnie Rudd, were selected to Who ' s Who. Rudd was also selected as a scholastic Ail-American and as the recipient of the Gene Waldren Award. Ron Nor- man was chosen as a first team ail-American in baseball and was also selected to participate in the Pan-Am games held in Managua, Nicaragua. Upper right — Culminating Pi Kappa Phi ' s spring tuition raffle, Dean James B. Chavis draws the winning ticket. Above — )ohn Martin, Phil Woodruff, Randy Myers, Regan Lewis and James Ballance pass time at the fraternity house. Right — The brothers practice for the pyramid race event of Creek Week. 88 k Above — Pi Kappa Phi members are; Kenny Taylor, Kenny Chester, Julian Mcintosh, Danny Wilson, Jim Mcintosh, Randy Ledford, Mike Vermillion, Randy Coppedge, Ronnie Rudd, Rick Rickman, David Goodyear, Don Dailey, Mike Bryant, Ron Norman, Sweetheart Wanda Phillips, Kurt Bennett, David Elliot, John Thompson, Mark Cabral, Danny Elkins, Frank Davis, Bruce Tanner. Left — The Gene Waldren award winner Ronnie Rudd concentrates on his next pitch. 89 Right — Still soaking from water sprayed trying to douse the Old Main Fire, Charlie Speller and Peter Brayda rest after a long morning ' s work. Below — Joe Stanton and Lex Smith team up for a game of fussball in the New Teke Party room. Bottom — Brothers of Tau Kappa Epsilon are: Warren Baker, Jimmy Howard, OIlie Angel, Marty Williford, Young Jess Pre- ddy, Mike McMuHen, Tom Warren, Ellis Jones, Tommy Hutch- ins, Frank Sheppard, Cumin Brittenham, Pete Brayda, Doug Hancock, Barry O ' Brien, Ted Blount, Howard Hall, Graham Fox, David Butler, Wayne Lvthacum, Lome Hargis, Mike Caf- aro, Robin Alexander and Frank King. 90 h r BSE pn l ■ 11 i Buiff 1 Ik 1 t. . i W f m 1 1 1 n IK i Hiti l Li IB lfl Tekes add to fraternity house Tau Kappa Epsilon completed the addition of an entertainment and game room, doubling the size of their Fraternity House. Service projects of Omicron Delta chapter in- volved their annual Christmas Toy Drive. This function is conducted in cooperation with WFMO radio station of Fairmont to provide a merry Christmas for needy families. Throughout the bas- ketball season the Fraternity continued to publish and distribute programs for each home game. TKE excelled in athletics as Bob Hudkins gar- nered All-American honors and Larry Bridgewater placed seventh in the nation in the 1973 NAIA Wrestling Finals. Sonny Davis, Jesse Preddy, and Barry O ' Brien held starting positions in basketball. Bob Bradley (Captain) and Pete Brayda were members of the Soccer team. Robin Alexander, Indianhead editor and Sonny Davis, Junior Class President were selected to Who ' s Who. Upper left — Billy Faile and Tommy Hutchins tense for the start of the Greek Week Chariot Race. Upper right — When many hands were needed for raising the rafters, the brothers were there. Above — At the first annual Red Carnation Ball, Marty Brown was crowned Tau Kappa Epsilon Sweetheart. 91 Tau Sigma Nu serves community Tau Sigma Nu ' s number one project of the year was that of clearing the grounds of the North Carolina Cancer Institute located in Lumberton, North Carolina. Another venture of the fraternity was sponsoring needy families during Thanksgiv- ing and Christmas. During the summer the brothers participated in an athletic program by sponsoring a little league baseball team. Two members of Tau Sigma Nu were varsity athletes on the soccer team, Ron Thompson and Lenny Plumber. Ron Thompson also won karate titles in the Brown Belt Division, Tri-State champ. District two, and the Southeastern title. 92 i Lett: Mike Bone, Lenny Plummer, Preston Page, Gerry Melton, Larry Cooke, Ronnie Thompson. Below; Tau Sigma Nu brother Lenny Plummer takes time for conversation in North Hall park- ing lot. Bottom: An attempted dunking backfires for Preston Page, left, as he tried to heave Larry Cooke into the pool fol- lowing their picture taking. 93 Zeta ' s work with Odum Home Zeta Tau Alpha sorority gained much recogni- tion through organizing and participating in a Water Safety Program, consisting of demonstrat- ing to young children the values of water safety. A tremendous amount of time also was spent on the teaching of fundamental swimming skills. Zeta Tau Alpha again proved their capabilities by aiding the Lumberton Jr. Women ' s Club during Monte Carlo night in soliciting funds for the con- struction of a new public park. Zeta ' s Debbie Wiseman and Ida Kivett attended the international workshop held in Knoxville, Tennessee. This workshop dealt with leadership, chapter management and rush. Caroline Wilson was selected to Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. Upper Center — ZeU Tau Alpha President Debbie Wiseman addressed installation banquet, among whose guests was Chancellor English E. Jones, Right. Above — The many faceted water safety program included back floating, as demonstrated by Cindy Coins. 94 I Left — Debbie Blackburn finds hospitality at the Pi Kappa Phi fraternity house. Below — Sisters find time for posing in their fifth floor residence in North Hall. Bottom — Zeta Tau Alpha members are: Caroline Wilson, Debbie Wiseman, Debra Taylor, Rachel Russel, Ida Kivett, Christine Sides, Cindy Coins, Jan Palmer, Debbie Blackburn, Pam Huff, Debbie Radford, Judy Autry Wood. 95 Below — Brenda Britt and Toni Roberts at November Rush part . Right — Kappa Delta members are: Toni Roberts De- bbie Rich, Judy Mumau, Dorinda Lusl(, Carol Butler, Linda Jamison, Pat Musslewhite, Kathy Paine, Kathy Goodnight, Cathy Tyson, Wanda Phillips, Karen Jackson, Fran Parnell, Debi Bailey, Margaret Hodges, Denise Butler, Mart - Brown KD ' s work to aid the blind Kappa Delta ' s major activity of the year was the White Cane Drive. This project is conducted in conjunction with the Lion ' s Club in raising money to aid the blind. Also, each month Kappa Delta sponsored special activities with profits going to their National Philanthropic Project. At the onset of the fall semester Kappa Delta donated money to scholarship funds for deserving students. One sister was named to Who ' s Who, Miss Jeannie Jo Bell. Four sisters reigned as Fraternity sweethearts. They are Marty Brown, Tau Kappa Epsilon; Toni Roberts, Pi Kappa Alpha; Wanda Phillips, Pi Kappa Phi; and Sue Enzor, Alpha Tau Omega. I ■tf.1 1 ■ :I«1H J m 1 f « |H J K 1 if ' ■ -- ' H ■ ' p p ' 1 HB h m i yl ' fl 96 Left — Maggie Hodges and Brenda Britt take some much needed rest during a KD installation degree. Below — Upon completion of degrees the installation banquet was held. Bonom — Pledges perform for the crowd during 1973 Greek Week. 97 Tri Sig stages Mr. Homecoming During the 1974 Homecoming festivities, Sigma Sigma Sigma offered a lighter moment to spectators and participants by staging a Mr. Homecoming pageant. All clubs and organiza- tions were eligible to enter contestants. As a service to students, Tri-SIgs offered them- selves as advisors to freshmen and transfers. The sisters also worked as guides of tours for high school students. Bake sales were conducted each month with the proceeds going to the Robbie Page Memorial Fund, their national philanthropic project. Above right — Carolyn Rice leads parade during Greek Week. Right — A dorm room provided the surroundings for a Sigma Sigma Sigma planning session with Suzanne Brown and Jane Lancaster. Below — Participants of the 1973 Mr. Homecoming Pageant line up before the alumni crowd. 98 Upper right — Suzanne Brown points out a new name and perspective under Tri Sig. Above — The sisters of Sigma Sigma Sigma include: Libby Atl(ins, Melody Nobles, Carolyn Rice, Suzanne Brown, loyce Culbreth, leanne Green, Rose Marie McMillan, Sandra Allen, Jane Lancaster, Sylvia Hayes, Marie Thrower, Pam Poston, Cwen Blackwell, )o Hudson, Sue White. 99 ■f 100 Phi Mu sponsors ' 73 May Day Phi Mu, through sponsoring their annual May Day celebration, raised three hundred dollars for the fight against Cerebral Palsy. The festivities in- cluded the crowning of the May Queen and an outdoor supper. In support of their National Pro- ject ' Hope ' , Phi Mu conducted several bake sales. In the spring of the year the sisters showed their support of the track and field athletes, offering re- freshments and encouraging spectators. 101 Left to right — Van Coleman, Mike Coward, Dana Bixby, Lenny Plummer, Larry Cook, Gary Smith, Lome Hargis, Boyd Williamson, Frankie Barret, Mike Bryant Interfraternity Council 102 INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL Left to Right — Debbie Wiseman, Rachel Russel, lanice Lu- quer, Cathy Payne, Sylvia Hayes, Jo Hudson, Libby Atkins Panhellenic Council PANHELLENIC COUNCIL 103 104 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION With the beginning of his term as Student Government President, Van Coleman ' s main goal was that of reform . He proposed a program of progressive reform that in- volved different and new types of entertainment for the student body. His office provided a new P.A. system to the student union with such features as student-oriented WQDR, a Raleigh FM radio station. Further accomplish- ments included that of an athletic equipment check-out system which provided students the opportunity to obtain various types of equipment. This innovation was of con- siderable importance for in the past students had to pro- vide their own. Weekend entertainment was projected as a goal of his administration but failed to fully materialize. In order to bring the flavor of the real cinema to cam- pus, he moved movies from Moore Hall to the student center. Because of a very limited budget, entertainment features such as well-known groups were unobtainable. In order to compensate for this misfortune, a program of SCA-organization co-sponsored parties was initiated. At conception this idea was well-received, but eventually it was realized that only a small faction of students benefit- ted from this program and it was abandoned. In the latter part of the fall semester the Student Senate established an Audit Advisory Committee with the sole purpose of ascertaining whether misusage of student gov- ernment funds had occurred. After a long and diligent search, the committee reported several violations on the part of SGA Executive office. What subsequently followed was the president ' s re- moval from office. Gary Murry stepped up to fill the vac- ancy of the Presidency with Warren Baker moving up to the Vice-Presidency. With this sudden promotion the ex- ecutive branch introduced a new idea for campus dwel- lers, The Coffee House . This event met with enthusias- tic support with student talent, both musical and dramatic, holding the spotlight. Student Government Association Operates Under Controversy STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION 105 Top Left — Van Coleman, President, Bottom Left — Ellis Jones, Treasurer. Below — Gary Murry, Vice-President and President. Below Right — Jan Lowery, Secreta ry. SCA Senate members include: Henry Oxendine, Ramona Locklear, Barry Richardson, Larry Revels, David Graham, Dar- lene Streeter, Gary Murry, Toni Roberts, Danny Elkins, Belinda Bunce, Cheryl Lima, Warren Baker, Deheava Drake, and Mike Bryant. 106 -  -r i. STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION v i . ITK4 Top Left — Again the SGA sponsored a refrigerator rental ser- vice to campus dwellers, with distribution centering from West Hall, and Junior Berry handling the rental contracts held by Steve Autry. Above — Senators Darlene Streeter, Danny Elkins and Cheryl Lima consider the next item on the meeting agenda, that of restructuring the budget. i a STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION 107 American Indian Student Association Left to Right: Henry Ward Oxendine, President, Albert Hardin, Linda Clark, Berry Richardson, David Earl Brooks, Sonya Allen, Ramona Lock- lear, Helen Revels, Fannie Sue Dial, Secretary, Keith Locklear, Larry N. Revels, Curt Locklear |r. Second Row: Rudolph Coronado, Karonhiawakon, David Graham, Harold Dial, Ronald Richardson, Rudy Paul, Delton Jones. 108 ORGANIZATIONS HBI Psychology Club Front Arlene Locklear, Marie Waites, Meredith Wallace. Second Row: Juanlta Mishoe, Debbie Rich, Carolyn Coronado, Vickie iane West, Cynthia LaRue Brown. Back: Jim Caulder, Don Wilson, Stephen McCor- quodale, John Britt, lohn Everlove, Gordon Lee, Charles M. Hester, Bill D. Brown, Douglas McMillen, Wayne Cisco. ORGANIZATIONS 109 I v History Club Front — loyce Culbreth, loanne Sanders, Sue White. Linda Pillman, Bunny Brannon. Debbie Radford, Suzanne Brown, Annette Abdalla, Kay Pasko, Diane English, Karen Culbreth, Wanda Phillips, Mr. lerome McDuffie, Congressman Charles Rose. Back — Ricky Reeves, Watson Sanders, David Shelley, Danny Wilson, Richard Locklear, David Bir- chfield, Howard Hall, Alfred Parnell, Gary Murry no ORGANIZATIONS Warren Taylor, Ed Raynor, Larry Hewett, Rocky Wilson, Larry McEireath, Donald Hall, Keith Ballard, Larry Cribb, )ohn Daw- son, Russ Riverbark, )ohn Sweet (Not Pictured) Circle K ORGANIZATIONS 111 Political Science Front — Gary Murry, Dianne English, Lynn Griggs, Tommy Martin. Back — Mr. Triebwasser, Meg Chappell, Belinda Bunce, ]im Pittman, Debra Pate, David P. Dorman, W. Jeffrey Roveno, Dr. M.C. Ku, Dr. C.H. Cho {Not Pictured), Dr. Gibson Gray (Not Pictured) 112 ORGANIZATIONS Louise Strickland, Dorothy Urban, Libby Atkins, Dalahia Wade, Susan Settlemyer, |ill McMillan, Linda Chayis, Linda Thompson, Trudy Strick- land, Debbie Crubbs, Pam Ballard, Willa Saryis, Carolyn Spaulding, Glenda Chavis, Daye Lasker, Carolyn Cox, Blanche Brown, Faye Pace, Jane Lancaster, Gloria Stanton. Home Economics ORGANIZATIONS 113 Little Sisters of Pi Kappa Alpha Mary Ruth Gibson, Jane WHIiams, Judy VVomack, Darlene Streater. Beth Little, Debbie Cain, Gwen Broome, Linda Lock- lear. Pam Simmons, Sally Myatt, Debi Bailey Odena Lowry, Valerie McCoy, Sandra Bonita Hunt, Max George, Candace Lynch, lanet Watkins, Susan Kelly, Christine Sides, Harold Jacobs, John Martin Anderson, Albert Norvi-ood, Teddy Ray, Chris Morgan, Andy McKay, Richard Wilson Music Educators National Conference 114 ORGANIZATIONS Carol Taylor, Debie Bailey, Ian Palmer, Jean Stone, Phyllis Fields, Eya Davenport, Elvis Grady, Rick Rickman, Tony Kiger, Ron Holtsford, Bill Meier, Bill Trivette, Lenny Plummer, Danny Evans, David Rudd, Rudy Paul Physical Education Majors and Minors Little Sisters of Pi Kappa Phi Wanda Phillips, Dorinda Lusk, Dahlia Wade, Linda Thomp- son, Lynne Clark, Terri Stanley, Norene Sealey, Cheryl Lima ORGANIZATIONS 115 Math Club loan Baker, Cherr l Locklear. Mike Caudill, David Ballard, Dr. Charles Bass, Larry Revels, David Lasker, Anna McCown, Bill Ferrell Front — Emily Call Kosak, Libby Lowry, Brownie Louise Speros, Walter Cargile. Back — Raul Cidillo, Reba Lowry, |udy Lockey, letf Collins, Kim Rabun, Sylvia Hayes, Gene Chancey Chavis Spanish Club 116 OBCANIZAIIONS Front — Mike Vermillion — Pres, |im Beard, Mike Hobbs, John Shields, Mr. Pejack, Dr. Scheele, lerry Domenick, Harvey Williamson, lames Simon. Middle — lames Hunt, Frank Hunt- ley, Mark Cabral, Dale Arnetle, Francis Daniels, David Goodyear, Gloria Sweet, Robert Wilkins, |eff Tetter. Back — lohn Radcliffe, Charles Elliott, John Thompson, Bill Spade, Ron Winstead, Rex Rheinhardt, Sam Burney. Business Fraternity Young Democrats David Shelly, Annette Abdalla, Bonnie Brown, Blanche Brown, Don Hall, Barbara Autry .. --■lie Mini ORGANIZATIONS 117 Biology Club lohn Smith, Charles Kossof, Mrs. Linda B. Oxendine, Beverly Watkins, Mike Ford, Barbara Vernon, Ragen Lewis, lames Balanger, Preston Page 118 ORGANIZATIONS fe Don Hall, Rod Lattie, Rev. Jay luren, Dixie Hunt, John Dawson, Victor Elk, Perry Johnson Methodist Student Movement ORGANIZATIONS 119 Baptist Student Union Front — Marsha Chadwick. Dale Luther, Debbie Smith, Donnie Ed- wards, Teresa Britt, Gay Simmons, Tim Thompson, Debbie Godwin, Bonnie Cox, Faye Pace, Willa Sarvis, Julie Purcell. Back — Steven Autry. Cheryl Benoy, Lan-y McElreath, Steve Barbee. Ellis Jones, Marty Williford, Jody Oowe, Becky Wood, Hal Poije, Don Hall, Gene Parker, Anne Lee Hayes, Jimmy Howard, Cheryl Rogers 120 OICANIZATIOr« Front — Dale Luther, Gene Parker, Gene Beasley, Larry Hewett, Max George, Renee George, Larry Cribb. Bottom — Larry McElreath, Don Hall, Kim Rabun, David West, Vicki Shell, Martha Blalock, |ohn Dawson JOY ORGANIZATIONS 121 student National Education Association S.N.E.A. Officers: Pres. — Sue Enzor, V. Pres. — Joyce Cooden, Sec. Tres. — Pat MacNeil, Sponsor — Dr. Rhoda Collins 122 ORGANIZATIONS A. C.E.I. Officers: Pres. — Lynn Brisson, V. Pres. — )oyce Cu- tler, Ass ' t. — Denise Coleman, Sec. — Susan McPhail, Ass ' t. — Jackie Allen, Tres. — Jeanne Greene, Ass ' t. Vicki Ham- mond, Sponsor — Dr. Ruth Nixon Association for Childhood Education International ORGANIZATIONS 123 Concert Choir University Choir Membere: Harold Allen, James Allen, Edwin Ayers Eugene Beasley, lane Bennett, Martha Blalock. Lettie Clark, Carolyn Coronado, Sandra Culler, Roben Cummings, Deheava Drake, Bob Eason. Susan Gamble, Alice Garner, lames Godwin, Nancy Hall, Bill Hart, Pam Huff, Sandra Hunt, Patricia Huntley, Cecile Ingram, Arreida Jacobs, Harold Jacobs, Phylis Jones, Susan Kelly, Heidi Locklear, Patrisse Lock- lear, Rudy Locklear, Catherine Lopez, Odena Lowry, Skye MacLeod, Valorie McCoy, Andrew McKay, Joyce Mason, Chris Morgan, Maria Musgrove, Gail Nazarchyk, Albert Norwood, Belinda Oxendine, Steve Pate, Teddy Ray. Tom Ray, Ed Raynor, Lee Schob, Christine Sides, Ed Singletary. Deborah Smallwood, Milton Smith, Michael Smith, Cherri Standley, James Taylor, Susie Taylor, Gary Threatt, Janet Watkins, KelK West, Vickie West, William West, Richard Wilson, Jane Williams, Caroline Wilson, JoAnn Sanderson, Sylvia Taylor. 124 ORCAMZATIONS k ' f - ' SI H jk . -( IHu ' ft riH ■ S WS B Mi BSm mW ' f% Sc B Jl S ' University Band Members: Angela Walters, Deborah Davis, Laura Ausbau, Odena Lowry, Forrent Ray, Milton Smith, Albert Norwood, Lee Ann Brown, Candace Lynch, Harold Jacobs, Christine Sides, Chns Morgan, Kelly Rogers, Sandra Allen, Patrisse Locklear, Karen Sampson, Heidi Locklear, Bonnie Brown, Tom Ray, Kent White, Mar- garet Lewis, Max George, lames Taylor, Richard Wilson, E.C. Shaw, Ed Singletary, Susan Kelly, Sandra Hunt, Ellen Honeycutt, Alice Garner, Andrew McKay, David Yandle, David Harris, Steve Simmons, John Sanderson, Michael Rayle, Harold Allen, Charles Sattlewhite, Rose Marie Lowry, Frankie Yandle, Vince Winnies. University Band ORGANIZATIONS 125 Swingers include, Andy McKay, Teddy Ray, Vince Winnies, Chris Morgan, Tom Ray, Charles Saddlewhite, Richard Wilson Max George. Swingers 126 ORGANIZATIONS Singers The Singers are Caroline Wilson, Albert Norwood, Valerie McCoy, Joe Allen, Christine Sides, James Taylor, Janet Wat- kins, Harold Allen, Debbie Smallwood, Badger Godwin w. ■  WmL 1 ■ 1 i .;Illi IJi E 11 mB u 1LX IJI ■ ■ ■ ' .I- . fr j ? Pine Needle lerry Devos, Don Hall, Charles Hannibal, Gary Chadwell, Scott Hinkle, David Shelley 128 ORGANIZATIONS Players lames Culler, Charlene Culler, Lee Schob, Christine Sides, Vickie Wiggs, Al Dunavan, Tommy Wainwright, Don Dalton, Iva Rountree, Kim Rabun, Bob Johnson, Pete Bundy, Dwight Watson, Charles Hannibal, Robin Alexander ORGANIZATIONS 129 IK fill II rni;Ii-,li i,.iu. ] ij. •Ndrmnislr.ilion chancellor of the University English E. Jones 132 CHASCEllOK fe CHANCELLOR 133 James B. Chavis Dean of Student Affairs Faye Jones Associate Dean 134 ADMINISTRATION ' student Affairs Charles R. Griffith Associate Dean and Director of Housing ADMINISTRATION 135 Academic Affairs Carl M. Fisher Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs and Dean of Faculty I ' - i ? f, 136 . DMINISTRATION fe Richard C. Pisano Associate Dean Daniel E. Todd Assistant to the Vice Chancellor ADMINISTRATION 137 Tommy D. Swett Assistant to the Chancellor Director of Alumni Affiars 138 ADMINISTRATION lU M. Terry R. Hutchins Director of Institutional Research Gene Warren Director of Public Information ADMINISTRATION 139 Norma J. Thompson Dean of Admissions and Registration John L. Carter Registrar 140 ADMINISTRATION 4t Jason Lowry Director of Admissions Esther D. Maynor Financial Aid Officer AOMINJSTIIATION 141 142 ADMINISTRATION Human Services Center Jesse Bey, Ed Watkins, Lisa Osborne i Warren Love, Rosa Ann Sampson, Dr. James G. Bloodsworth Media Center ADMINISTRATION 143 144 ADMINISTRATION Above Front — Rebecca Black, Rosa Sampson, Patty Deese, Christine Locklear, Back row — Judy Fox, Kate Locklear, Ruth TIdwell, Paulette Dial, Patricia Locklear Administrative Secretaries Right — Barbara Locklear, Maureen Regan, Katie Sampson fe - , ' « ' 4 c %j ■- Above Front — Mary ). Poorboy, Faye Hodge, Darlene Jacobs, Joyce Cox, Back — Carroll Alford, Joann Pearsen, Ruby Neill Smith, Halene Lloyd, Brenda Lowry _o ADMINISTRATION 145 Library Services David Little, Walter Musgrove, luanita Locklear, Billy Evans, Thomas Logan, Dr. Miles Raisig 146 ADMINISTRATION fe Infirmary Lessie McBryde, Vivian Locklear, Rosa Locklear, Clenda Byrd, Sarah Oxendine, Eva Sampson, Below — Dr. Mark H. Hucker- riede ADMINISTRATION 147 Departmental Secretaries Carol Paul, Florence McAleer, Anne Pearl Cummings, Mary Hendrix, Shirley Rodgers, Helen Alston, Brenda Jacobs 148 ADMINISIRAIION fe Marion Craddock, Reggie Strickland, Chris Bartley, Pat De- C-|-| irlon ' f ' OH ' I ' OI mery, Joel Lancaster, Linda Hammond, Charlie Joyner 3llJUv?lll- V- dllCr ADMINISTRATION 149 ACULTYFACULTYFACULTYFACULTYFACULTYFAC I Dr. John S. Wallingford, Head Dr. Harold J. league I PI Wi ) mM ■0 7 !L 0) S ' 3 (D 1 4 - H u „,£_ Dr. Howard D. Tyner Andrew Ransom Gerald C. Borland Not pictured, Dr. Ernest L. Madson 151 ■■n Paul Van Zandt, Head Robert E. Kershaw. Jr Tom S. Speck 152 Ray Von Beatty Dr. Kathryn K. Rileigh, Head M 1 H B BF H « m . M I L . ,. M H HBMd H j wy itS Ti gj m Dr. David L. Easley ■0 7 James F. Hubbard 153 Dr. Karl A. Scheele. Head 154 Albert ). Pejack, Jr. I Dr. Robert F. Britt, Head K ■ i ll_ 1 Dr. David K. Kuo Linda B. Oxendine James B. Ebert Joseph A. McGirt 155 Dr. Donald Lee Steiner Rudy D. Williams 156 losef L. Mandel Bertha B. Mathews Dr. Robert W. Reising Lois B. Lewis Sharon K shavv 157 waam Dr Wilton C. loyner, Head Dr. lohn Tf Russell Dr. Rhoda P. Collins 158 William H. Dean L , j ,.i A 51 • j( £ kj l ■ 1, Ikl Hl , 1 ■1 - v- IP;- ■ .u;iiiK l fitfH ' ■-v A. ■ . .A Dr. Ruth H. Nixon Dr. lanie B. Silver ■BBB Dr. John Rimberg, Head Dr. David A. McLean 160 I Maude Ann Webb {Pl Harold T. Ellen Ellen Jane Bryan Lacey E. Gane 161 Dr. John Chay, Head David K. Eliades Loren L Butler II m mLr J dn R. Bullard 162 . % t lH ' 1. . • ' ci - w. Jim w J   , - - f - 1 V P ft ' 2k. ' 1 ♦ . ' SigSB t. ' T ' ¥ ' - ' SX ' - lerome A- McDuffie Dr. Avery John Butters fe Dr. Francis L. Pfeifer George R. Walter 163 Dr. Harold C. Slagle, Head Dorothy Ann Urban Leonard E. Osborne Victor W. Wolf, Head Dr. )ames R. Krabill, Head £5 83 T ' Dr. Henry Tramer 1 , ,  - r A ■ ■■I H h .iP cflH 3BS P ' J V . .. j j i gi B 1j Dr. Charles D. Bass Gilbert L. Sampson 165 BBHB Dr. Gibson H. Gray Dr. Min-chuan Ku 166 David K. Eliades ■ a H d 3 m I 1 3 n Q. wj s ' fe, 10 Dr. Robert W. Reising 167 s ' .-1 ; _-. -J ' ' V ' -Sl i-., ' f • ' - IB k l S Officers . 1 70, Seniors . . . 172, Juniors . J . 200, Sop i HI W§ 212, Freshmen class Officers Right — Senior Officers — David Graham — Vice President, Larry Bridgewaler — President. Below — Junior Officers — Warren Baker — Vice President. Sonny Davis — President. Hp vr . -. ■it.--.- fc ,T- v ' .- ' « ' T5jtw.-.?ijffv----=-- ■ ' r ' f |mS9 m h mN v ' l H H B T I B V H V l nn W x ' H ■ H K H 170 CmSS OfHCERS Above — Sophomore Officers — Annette Rice — Secretary- Treasurer, Tommy Hutchins — President, Pam Simmons — Vice President. Left — Freshmen Officers — Larry Nader — Treasurer, Debbie Godwin — Secretary, Bob Johnson — Vice President, Ken Kennedy — President. CLASS OFFICERS 171 WANDA ANN ACUIRRE English Education Lumberton GAYLE ANDERSON Elementary Education Fair Bluff ROBERT WADE ANTONE Business Administration Lumberton EVELYN HOPKINS ATKINSON Art Education Fayetteville JOAN MARCO BAKER Mathematics Maxton JANYCE CHENIER BARNES Elementary Education, 4-9 Chadbourn ERNEST HARDY ANDREWS Art Education Laurinburg EDWIN WHITE AYERS, III Sociology Anywhere, USA CHERYL BENOY Home Economics Hamlet 172 fe GWENDOLYN DEROTHA BLACKWELL Elementary Education, 4-9 Cerro Gordo FRANCES ATKINSON BLAKE Elementary Education, K-3 Whiteville MARTHA FRANCES BLALOCK Music Eduation - Voice Fayetteville FREDERICK DAVID BOEGE Business Administration Whiteville MICHAEL LEE BONE Art Education Clayton FAYE TYNDALL BOONE Home Economics Lumberton FRANCES CAYLE BORDEAUX Elementary Education Elizabethtown ROBERT SCOTT MclSAAC BRADLEY Psychology Sanford KATHY F. BRANCH Elementary Education, Maxton 4-9 ANNE MCDANIEL BRANTLEY Early Childhood Education, K-3 Elizabethtown LARRY ALLEN BRIDGEWATER Physical Education Waterford, Mich. LYNN SIMMONS BRISSON Elementary Education, K-3 Dublin 173 CAROLYN BARNES BRITT Elementary Education K-3 Orrum JASON ALLEN BRITT Elementary Education Biscoe CYNTHIA LARUE BROWN Psychology Lumber Bridge JERRY WAYNE BROWN Business Administrat ion Bladenboro MARTHA JO BROWN English Hamlet MONA FAYE BROWN Art Education Fayetteville SUZANNE BROWN History Parkton MICHAEL GENE BRYANT Political Science Hope Mills CARLA KAY BULLARD Elementary Education 4-9 Maxton CAROL ANN BULLARD Elementary Education 4-9 Maxton DANNY HAROLD BULLOCK Math Chadbourn PETER THOMAS BUNDY History Fayetteville 174 TRUDY ESTELLE BURRIS FRANCES KAY BUTLER SHARRON BARNES BYRD CHARLOTTE A. CALDWELL Home Economics Biology Elementary Education, K-3 Elementary Education, K-3 New London Dublin Fairmont Fayetteville M§j i DAVID GARY CALLAHAN Physical Education Greensboro OLLIE LINWOOD CANADAY Physical Education Four Oaks SHIRLEY ROSE CARLYLE Elementary Education Bladenboro LINDA SUE CARTERET Elementary Education, 4-9 Chadbourn PAUL DOUGLAS CAUDILL Physical Education Fayetteville MARSHA KAY CHADWICK English and Sociology Fayetteville JAMES MICHAEL CHANDLER Business Administration Whiteville CAROL ELLERBE CHAPPELL Elementary Education Ellerbe 175 CLENDA CHAVIS MARY STRICKLAND CHAVIS JEWELL CARTER CHEWNING VAN DOUGLAS COLEMAN Home Economics Elementary Education Early Childhood Education, K-3 Drama and History Maxtor) Lumberton Wadesboro Durham ANN P. COLLINS Elementary Education, K-3 St. Pauls LARRY ALLEN COOK Business Management Fayetteville CAROLYN J. COOPER Business Education Fayetteville ROBERT MATTHEW COTTINCHAM Biology Gibson BETTY BETHEA Psychology Rowland MARVIN COX Elementary Education, 4-9 St. Pauls WALLACE DIXON COX Sociology Lumberton KAREN STANLEY CULBRETH History Fayetteville 176 t JAMES D. CULLER Dramatic Literature Pembroke CHARLES CUMMINCS History Pembrol e SHEILA ANN CUSHMAN Primary Education Jacksonville CORDON DON DAILEY Sociology Hampton, Va. fe( -.. - ia MARVIN FRANCIS DANIEL FREIDA ANN DIAL VICTOR HERBERT ELK DAVID JOHNSON ELLIOTT Business Biology History and Political Science Biology Elizabethtown Maxton Pembroke Winston-Salem SAMUEL BISHOP ENZOR History Fair Bluff SUE B. ENZOR Home Economics Raleigh THOMAS KEITH EVANS Sociology Clemmons JOHN ALAN EVERLOVE Psychology Lumberton 177 WILLIAM DAVID FAIRCLOTH, JR. Business Administration Hope Mills ANNIE L. FAIRLEY Elementary Education, K-3 Laurinburg MICHAEL GENE FARRELL Business Administration Fayetteville TIM MICHAEL FERGUSON Business Administration St. Pauls WILLIAM FRANK FERRELL RETHA ANN FLETCHER WILLIAM LYNN FLOYD BLEARY PERNELL FORD Math History Biology Biology Raleigh Lumberton Fairmont Lumberton MICHAEL RAY FORD RICHARD WALTER FRASIER JACKIE FORMYDUVAL ADDIE MAE FRINK Biology Business Administration FREEMAN Elementary Education Maxton Hague, New York Home Economics Shallotte 1 -TO Bolton 178 DEBBIE GAIL FRYE Elementary Education, 4-9 Rockingham CARL EDWARD FULLER Sociology Lumberton DONALD NEAL CARVER Elementary Education, 4-9 Kannapolis ELEANOR STEWART CENTRY Elementary Education Raeford JOHN MAX C FORCE Music Pembroke RENEE ABERNATHY CEORCE RONALD MARSHALL GIBSON CARSON EUGENE GILMORE Sociology Business Administration Business Administration Dullas Laurel Hill Carthage )OYCE C. GOODEN Elementary Education, 4-9 Elizabethtown KATHERINE PATE GOODMAN MARY KATHY GOODNIGHT Elementary Education, 4-9 Elementary Education, K-3 Hamlet Kannapolis KAREN LYNNE GORE Business Education Lumberton SENIORS 179 HARRIET ELIZABETH CHARLES VINSON GRAHAM GOWANS Health and Physical Education Elementary Education Pembroke Cerro Gordo DAVID NEAL GRAHAM SHARON ANNETTE GRAHAM Sociology Sociology Pembroke Pembroke A Ht M El IL A i n I JEANNE GAIL GREENE LINDA E. GREENE DEBRA JOHNSON GRUBBS SANDRA ANNE GUITON Elementary Education, K-3 Early Childhood Education Home Economics Elementary Education, K-3 Cerro Gordo Aberdeen Laurinburg Whiteville DONALD WAYNE HALL English Aberdeen EVERETT B. HAMBRIC Physical Education Troy VERMA SMITH HARDEE RICHARD DALE HARFORD, JR. Elementary Education, K-3 History Shallotte Fayetteville 180 DEBRA DIAN HARRIS Art Education Elizabethtown MARY SUSAN HAWKINS Elementary Education, K-3 Rockingham EDDIE WAYNE HAWKS Biology Shannon DIANE S. 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Home Economics, Kappa Delta Sorority, Home Economics Club Butler, Frances Kay; Dublin; B.S. Biology Educa- tion, Republican Club, Vice President Sophomore Class, Biology Club, Snea Byrd, Sharron Barnes; Fairmont; B.S. Elementary Education K-3. Dean ' s List, ACEI Chadwell, Charlotte A.; Fayetteville; B S. Elementary Education K-3 Callahan, David Gary; Greensboro; B.S. Physical Education, Baseball. Intramurals, Outstanding College Athlete, Who ' s Who in American Col- leges and Universities Canaday, OIlie Linwood; Four Oaks; B.S. Physi- cal Education Carlyle, Shirley Rose; Bladenboro; B.S. Elemen- tary Education, Mat Maid, Head, Bat Girl In- tramurals Carteret, Linda Sue; Chadbourn; B.S. Elementary Education, 4-9. ACEI, SNEA, Phi Theta Kappa Caudill, Paul Douglas; Fayetteville; B.S. Physical Education Chadwick, Marsha Kay; Fayetteville; B.A, English and Sociology, English Club. Baptist Student Union Chandler, James Michael; Whiteville; BS- Busi- ness Administration Chappeu, Carol Ellerbe; Ellerbe Chavis, Glenda; Maxton; B.S. Home Economics, SNEA Chavis, Mary Strickland; Lumberton; B.S. Elementar Education Chewning, Jewell Carter; Wadesboro; B.S. Elementary Education K-3 Coleman, Van Douglas; Durham; B.A. Drama and History, Secretary IFC. Alpha Omega Upsi- lon, Pembroke Players, President SGA, IFC, Alpha Omega Upsilon, Chairman Greek Week, Chairman Senate Committee 4, Soccer, In- tramurals Collins, Ann P.; St. Pauls; B.S. Elementary Educa- tion K-3. Dean ' s List, ACEI Cook, Larry Allen; Fayetteville; B.S. Business Management, Tau Sigma Nu, treasurer, IFC, In- tramurals Cooper, Carolyn J.; Favetteville; B.S. Business Education, Dean s List Cottingham, Robert Matthew; Gibson; B.S. Biol- ogy Cottrell, Betty Bethea; Rowland; B.S. Psychol- ogy, Concert Choir, Psychology Club, Dean ' s List, Honorary Society Cox, Marvin; St. Pauls, B.S. Elementary Educa- tion 4-9. SNEA Cox, Wallace Dixon; Lumberton; B.A. Sociology Culbreth, Catherine Tew; Fayetteville; B.A. En- glish Education, Communicative Arts Department Committee Culbreth, Karen Stanley; Fayetteville; B.A, His- tory, History Club Culler, James D.; Pembroke; B.A. Dramatic Lit- erature and Performance. Pembroke Players Cummings, Charles E.; Pembroke, B.A. History Cushman, Sheila Ann; Jacksonville; B.S. Elemen- tary Education, Pom Pom Girl, Miss Alpha Theta Mu, Women ' s Tennis Team, Intramurals Dailey, Gordon Don; Hampton, Virginia; B.A. Sociology. Pi Kappa Phi. Baseball Daniel, Marvin Francis; Elizabethtown Dial, Freida Ann; Maxton; B.S- Biology American Indian Association Elk, Victor Herbert; Pemroke; B.A. History and Political Science, Track and Field. Elliott, David Johnson; Winston Salem; B.S. Biology, Pi Kappa Phi, Biology Enzor, Samuel Bishop; Fair Bluff; B.A. History Enzor, B. Sue; Raleigh; B-S- Home Economics, Treasurer of Kappa Delta Sorority, President of SNEA, Cheerleader, Soccer Girl, May Day Court Evans, Thomas Keith; Clemmons Everlove, John Alan; Lumberton; B.S. Psychol ogy, President Psychology Club Faircloth, William David, Jr.; Hope Mills; B.S. Business Administration, Business Management Club Fairley, Annie L.; Laurinburg; B.S. Elementary Education K-3 Farrell, Michael Gene; Favetteville; BS- Business Administration Ferguson, Tim Michael; St. Pauls; B.S. Business Administration, President of Business Club Ferrell, William Frank; Raleigh; B.S. Math, Track, Cross Country. Scuba Diving, Intramurals Fletcher, Retha Ann; Lumberton; B.A. History, Histor Club, Human Services Center Floyd, William Lynn; Fairmont; B.S. Biology, Methodist Student Movement, Intramurals Ford, Bleary Pernell; Lumberton; B.S. Biology Ford, Michael Ray; Maxton; B.S. Biology, Pi Kappa Phi Frasier, Richard Walter; Hague, New York; B.S. Accounting, Business Club Freeman, Jackie Formyduval; Bolton; B.S. Home Economics. Home Economics Club. Dean ' s List, Marshal Frink, Addie Mae; Shallotte; B.S. Elementary Education Frye, Debbie Gail; Rockingham; Elementary Education 4-9, Intramurals Fuller, Carl Edward; Lumberton; B.A. Sociology Carver, Donald Neal; Kannapolis; B.S. Elemen- tary Education 4-9. Tau Kappa Epsilon, SNEA Gentry, Eleanor Stewart; Raeford; B.S. Elemen- tary Education George, John Max; Pembroke; B.S. Music Educa- tion. Singers, Swingers, Band, J.O.Y. , Phi Mu Alpha, MENC George, Renee Abernathy; Dullas; B A. Sociol- ogy. lOY, Gibson, Ronald Marshall; Laurel Hill; B S. Busi- ness Administration Gilmore, Carson, Eugene; Carthage; B.S. Busi- ness Administration Gooden, Joyce C; Elizabethtown; B.S. Elemen- tary Education 4-9, Phi Theta Kappa, SNEA Goodman, Katherine Pate; Hamlet; B.S. Elemen- tary Education 4-9 Goodnight, Mary Kathy; Kannapolis; B.S. Elementary Education K-3, Art Club, Republican Club, Pine Needle, Soccer Girl, SNEA, Kappa Delta Vice President, May Day Court, Senior Senator, Vice President of Senate, Intramurals Core, Karen Lynne; Lumberton; B.S. Business Education, Indiahhead Staff, Dean ' s Business Club, Treasurer, SNEA Gowans, Harriet Elizabeth; Cerro Gordo; B.S. Elementary Education Graham, Charles Vinson; Pembroke; B.S. Physi- 232 SENIOR DIRECTORV DIRECTORY cal Education, Intramurals, PEMM Club Graham, David Neal; Pembroke; B.A. Sociology Vice President American Indian Stu- dent Association, Senior Senator, Baptist Student Union, BSU State Interaction Committee, Color Guard Marching Band, Chairman of Senate Standing Committee Graham, Sharon Annette; Pembrol«.e: B.A. Sociology Greene, Jeanne Gail; Cerro Gordo; B.5. Elemen- tary Education, Tau Delta Sorority Greene, Linda E.; Aberdeen; B.S. Elementary Education Grubbs, Debra lohnson; Laurinburg; B.S. Home Economics Guiton, Sandra Anne; Whiteville; B.S. Elemen- tary Education K-3 Hall, Donald Wayne; Aberdeen; B.A. English, Circle K, Intramurals, Baptist Student Union, Young Democrats Club, Methodist Student Movement Hambric, Everett B.; Troy Hardee, Verma Smith; Shallotte; B.S. Elementary Education K-3, ACEI Harford, Richard Dale, )r.; Fayetteville; B.A. His- tory, Intramurals Harris, Debra Dian; Elizabethtown; B.S. Art Edu- cation, Vice President Freshman Class, Dean ' s List Hawkins, Mary Susan; Rockingham; B.S. Elemen- tary Education K-3 Hawks, Eddie Wayne; Shannon Hedgepeth, Diane S.; Lumberton, B.S. Elemen- tary Education K-3 Herring, Geraldine Graves; Lumberton; B.A. En- glish Education Hester, Charles 5.; Fayetteville Hester, (eanne Dale; Dublin; B.S. Elementary Education, NEA High, Mitchele Evans; Fayetteville; B.A. History, Secretary of Student Affairs, Member of Campus Hearing Board, Tau Sigma Nu, President and His- torian, Member of Student Affairs Committee, Pine Needle Hill, Gene Osborne; Cerro Gordo Hill, Shelby lean; Cerro Gordo; B.S. Elementary Education K-3, ACEI Hinson, Stanley Wayne; Wilmington; B.S. Busi- ness Management, LEAP Advisory Board, SGA, Business Club, Sports Car Ralleye Club Hobbs, Mike L.; Laurinburg Huntley, Frank Little, III; Morven; B.S. Business Management, Business Management Club, Golf Team Hodges, iMargaret Allen; Mullins, S.C; B.S. Elementary Education Holt, Yvonne Stokes; Princeton; B.S. Elementary Education K-3, Young Democrats Club, Pom Pom Girl, Yearbook staff Hoyle, David Leslie; Greensboro; B.A. History Hubbard, Sylvia Ann; Bennettsville, S.C. B.S. Business Education, Business Club Hudkins, Robert Daniel; Fayetteville; B.S. Elementary Education, Student Senate, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Intermurals, Braves Club, Wrestling Huggins, Peggy lean; Lumberton; B.A. English Education Huguelet, Sara Christine; Hamlet; B.S. Elemen- tary Education K-3 Hunt, Jackie Lee; St. Pauls; B.S. Biology, Dean ' s List SNEA, Intramurals, Upward Bound Hunt, |o Ann; Lumberton; B.S. Elementary Edu- cation 4-9, SNEA, Lumbee Association Hunt, Linda M.; Pembroke; B.S. Elementary Edu- cation K-3 Huntley, Patricia Coalson; Morven; B A. Music, Choir, Singers and Swingers, MENC Hyatt, Kathy Adele; Dillon, South Carolina; B.S, Elementary Education K-3, Hall Counselor, Bap- tist Student Union inman, Robert David; Rowland; B.A. Sociology Inscoe, Katherine Webb; Elizabethtown; B.S. Home Economics Ivey, Emma Brown; Evergreen; B.A. English Edu- cation, Dean ' s List, Phi Epsilon Chi Jacobs, Christine; Pembroke; B.S. Elementary Education K-3, Lumbee Student Association, SNEA Jacobs, lames William; Pembroke; B.S. Business Management, Management Club Jamison, Linda Lou; Lumberton; Elementary Edu- cation K-3, Kappa Delta Sorority, Rush Chairman, SNEA, ACEI, Intramurals Jernigan, Elizabeth Williford; Erwin; B S. Elementary Education, SNEA lohnson, Henton Paulette; Hope Mills; B.S. Sociology, Young Democrats Club, Annual Staff, ZPC lohnson, |anice Griffin; Chadbourn; B.S. Elemen- tary Education K-3 Jones, Alfred; Maxton; B.S. Accounting, Black Student Organization Jones, Ronald Glenn; Kenly; B.S. Biology, SGA, Dorm Recreation Committee, Intramurals, Swimming, Dating Kimery, Frances Seal; Whiteville; B.S. Elemen- tary Education 4-9, NEA King, Betty Jane; Bladenboro; B.S. Art Education King, Frank Howard; Falls Church, Virginia; B.S. Physical Education, Sophomore Class Treasurer, Intramurals, PEM Club, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Presi- dent Kinlaw, Freida Dianne; Lumberton; B.S. Home Economics, SNEA Kinlaw, Mary Carlton; St. Pauls; B.S. Business Education Kosak, Emily Gail; Laurel Hill; B.A. Sociology, SOURCE, Intern Probation Office Lamb, Christopher York; Lumberton Lamberth, Robert Ray; Reidsville; B.S. Physical Education, Alpha Omega Upsilon, Manager of Soccer Team, PEM Club Lampley, Cheryl D.; Rockingham Laton, Daniel Lane; Jackson Springs; B.S. Busi- ness Administration, Pi Kappa Alpha, Circle K Lawson, Charlene Frances; Durham; B.S. Physi- cal Education, Pineneedle, Pom Pom Girl, Sec- retary of Alumni Affairs, Baptist Student Union, Secretary of Women ' s Recreation Association and Sophomore Class, PEMM Club, Extramural Volleyball Team Lear, Boyce Malcolm; Cordova; B.S. Biology, Golf Team Lee, Gloria L.; Fayetteville; B.S. Elementary Edu- cation Lee, Kenneth Waitus; Dunn; B.S. Sociology Lewis, Gayle Phillips; Lumberton; B.S. Elemen- tary Education 4-9, SNEA, ACEL Lloyd, Linda Ann; Pembroke; Bravettes, Young Democrats Club, University Student Volunteers, Representative Inter Club Council, Newman Club — President, Psi Gamma Nu Sorority — Presi- dent and Corresponding Secretary, Pineneedle, Psychology Club Lockie, Judith Rabun; Fayetteville; B.A. Sociol- ogy, Methodist Student Movement, Spanish Club, Campus Resident ' s Recreation Committee Locklear, Kathan D.; Maxton; B.S. Elementary Education K-3, ACEI Rosalyn, Locklear; Pembroke; B.S. Elementary Education K-3 Locklear, Vivian Thomas; Lumberton; B.S. Elementary Education, ACE, SVA Locklear Von Sevasfian; Maxton; B.A. Sociology, Methodist Student Movement — Vice President, Young Democrats Club — Vice President, American Indian Student Association, J.O.Y. Locklear, Yvonne Barnes; Lumberton; B.A. En- glish Education, NCTE, Lumbee Association Long, Junella; Nakina; B.S. Home Economics Education Lopez, Catherine Anne; Fayetteville; B.S. Psychology, Newman Club, Psychology Club, Choir Lovette, Mary Jo; Raeford, B.S. Home Economics, Home Economics Club Lowery, Irene Graham; Maxton; B S Home Economics, Home Economics Club Lowry, Patricia Ann; Pembroke; B.A. Sociology, Human Services Center Lupo, Kenneth Byron; Carey; B.A. Political Sci- ence and Economics Lusk, Dorinda Joyce; Greensboro; B.A. Sociology and Biology, Kappa Delta Sorority Young Demo- crats Club, Yearbook Staff, Bat Girl , CheeHeader, Little Sister of Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity Lynch, Ann Scott; Carthage; B.S. Elementary Education K-3, ACEI, NCEA Mabrey, Dwan Bashford; Lumberton; B.S. Home Economics, Dean ' s List Mabrey, Walter Richard, Jr.; Lumberton; B.S. Business Administration, Young Democrats Club Mareka, Dorothy J.; Lumberton; B.S. Psychology and Sociology, Who ' s Who, Dean ' s List, Vice President of SGA, Senator, Kappa Delta, Marshal, President of Pi Kappa Phi Little Sisters, Sweetheart of Pi Kappa Phi (2 years) Martin, John Edward; Rockingham; B.S. Man- agement, Business Club, Intramurals, Pi Kappa Phi Maynor, Leon; Lumberton; McBryde, Stephen Douglas; Maxton McCorquodale, Cathy Hayes; Hope Mills McCown, Pi Wu Anna; Fayetteville; B.S. Math, President of Eucliedan Math Club, Dean ' s List, Psi Gamma Nu Sorority, Student Tutor McCoy, Valerie Sue; Hamlet; B.A. Music, Sin- gers, Choir, Alpha Omega Sorority McDaniel, Roland Fred; Laurinburg; B.S. Physi- cal Education, Baseball, Braves Club, Intramurals, Dean ' s List McDowell, David Aulry; Elizabethtown; B.A. Art McEachern, John Philip; Laurinburg Mcintosh, Thomas James, III; Asheboro; B.S. Biology, Pi Kappa Phi, Wrestling, Intramurals McKenzie, Kenneth H.; Hope Mills; B.A. Sociol- ogy, Dean ' s List McKinnon, James Edward; Rockingham; B.S. Business Administration McLaurin, Nathan Russell; Fayetteville; B.S. Bus- iness Administration McLeod, Clyde Alexander; Maxton; B.A. History McLeod, Howard Elliott; Laurinburg, Black Stu- dent Organization, Basketball, Braves Club McManus, Jean H.; Red Springs McMillan, Jill Tracy; Morehead City; B.S. Home Economics Education, Home Economics Club, Pembroke Players SENIOB DIRECTORy 233 SENIOR McNeill, Patricia France; Maxton; B.S. Elemen- tarv Education 4-9, CEI, Dean ' s List McNeill, Ronnie Kelly; Sanford; B.S. Business Administration McPhail, Susan Gregg; Rowland; B.S. Elementary Education McRae, Alphonzo; Lumberton; Basketball, Braves Club Blacli Student Organization McRae, Eugene Boyle, |r.; Hamlet: B.A. History, Intramurals. Deans List, Scuba Diving Miller, Melva Hawkins; Pembroke Moore, Jan Rik; Lumberton Moore, (eannelte; Maxton; B.S. Home Economics Morgan, Gordan Christopher; Dunn; B.A. and B.S. Math and Music, Band, Concert Choir, Swingers, Phi Mu Alpha Mumau, Judy Lynn; Favetteville; B.S. Elementary Education 4-9, Kappa Delta Sorority. Intramurals Murry, Gary Wayne; Maiden; B,A. History and Political Science. Management Club. Political Science Club. History Club, Senate. Vice Presi- dent of SGA, President of Senate, Intramurals. Freshman Advisor, Dorm Counselor Myers, Randall Lynn; Trinity; B.S. Physical Edu- cation, Baseball, Player of the Week, Braves Club, Pi Kappa Phi Myrick, (esse Roland; Aberdeen; B.S. Physical Education. Intramurals, Photo Club, Track Navy, Pamela Elaine; Thomasville: B.S. Elemen- tary Education K-3, CEA, Pom Pom Squad Nazarchyk, Gail Smallwood; Favetteville: B.S. Music Education, Chorus, President of Concert Choir, Dean ' s List Singers and Swingers, Music Education National Conference -Member, Band Newman, William Calvin; Hamlet Nobles, James Howard; Cerro Gordo; B.S. Elementar Education 4-9 Nobles, Melody Anne; Chadbourn; B.S. Ameri- can History Tau Delta Rho Sorority, History Club Norwood, Albert; Roxboro; B.A. Music, Chief Twirler, Drum .Major, Singers and Swingers. MENC — Vice President. Phi Mu Alpha — Presi- dent, Band — President. Choir Odom, Jane Byrd; Favetteville: B.S. Elementary Education K-3. Dean ' s List Oxendine, Anthony; Red Springs; B.S. Math, .Math Club Intramurals. Student Tutor Oxendine, Connie; Maxton: Dean ' s List Oxendine, Deloris Pale; Pembroke; B.S. Ac- counting, Business Club Oxendine, Katrina Maynor; Shannon; B.S. Elementary Education 4-9. Intramurals Oxendine, Marilyn; Maxton: B.S. Business Edu- cation, Amencan Indian Association Oxendine, Ronnie; Maxton: B,S. Biology Oxendine, Wanda Sue; Red Springs: B.S. Elementary Education Pace, Gloria Faye; Nichols. South Carolina: B.S. Home Economics. Baptist Student Union. Dorm Representative, Home Economics Club Page, Barbara Vernon; Pembroke: B.A. English, Upward Bound, History Club. Tau Delta Sorority Page, Preston Henry; Pembroke: Tau Sigma Nu, Biology Club — Vice President, Political Science Club. Young Democrats Club Parker, Emma King; Fair Bluff: B.S. Business Edu- cation, Business Club, Phi Thala Kappa Parnell, Alfred, Jr.; Lumberton: B.A. History, In- tramurals Parnell, Fran Marie; Fairmont; B . Home Economics. Kappa Delta Sorority. Home Economics Club Parsons, Roland Gene; Raeford; B.S. Physical Education. Soccer Team, Dean ' s List, Marshal, Member Executive Cabinet of SGA, Letterman,s Club Pate, Stephen Vernon; Fayetteville; Phi Mu Alpha Sintonia, Concert Choir. Dean ' s List Patterson, Mary Helen; Red Springs Perry, Vicki Leigh; Fayetteville: B.S. Elementary Education. Dean ' s List, Assistant Chief Marshal, Student Senate — Secretary, Faculty Committee on Cun-iculum. Sweetheart of Tau Kappa Epsilon. Kappa Delta Sorority — Vice President and His- torian, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. National Student Register Phifer, Mellonee Joyce; Hamlet: B.S. Home Economics. Home Economics Club, Intramurals Phillips, Wanda Irlene; Wade: Elementarv Educa- tion K-3, Kappa Delta Sorority, Pi Kappa Phi Linle Sister Pinkston, John William; Fayetteville: B.S. Physi- cal Education Pittman, Linda Faye; Lumberton: B.S. Sociology, Upward Bound Tutor. Phi Mu Sorority — Vice President, Panhellenic Council. Pembroke Players. Student Representative of the Sociology Department, Member of SOURCE Preston, Robert Harris; Summerfield; B.S. Physi- cal Education, Baseball Prevatte, Aleene Blount; White Lake; B.A. Communicative .Arts and Sociology. Pineneedle Price, Gayla Maria; Pembroke: B.S Physical Education, PEMM Club, Intramurals Pridgen, Ann Frazier; Laurinburg: B.S. English and Sociologv, Phi Epsilon Chi Pridgen, Jacqueline Rose; Lumberton: B.S. His- tory , Dean ' s List Priest, Doll Inscoe; Elizabethtown; B.S. Elemen- tary Education 4-9, Band, Majorette, Majorette Scholarship to Pembroke, Dean ' s List, N.C. Pros- pective Teacher ' s Scholarship Loan Recipiant Purdue, Constance Rose; Fayetteville: B.S. Elementary Education K-3 Quick, Richard Glisson; Red Springs: B.S. Busi- ness Administration, Business Club. Tennis Quinn, Dorothy Linda; Fayetteville: B.S. Home Economics, Women ' s Residence Council. Dorm Supervisor, Intramurals. Home Economics Club — Secretary and Vice President Rabano, Eleanor Elizabeth; Fayetteville; B.S. Elementary Education, Annual Staff, Psi Gamma Nu, Wrestling Maid, Bravettes, YDC, Panhellenic Council. ACEI Ranager, Belinda Kay; Lumberton: B.S. Elemen- tary Education K-3, NCEA Ransom, Janet Faye; Rowland; B.S. Chemistry, Dean ' s List Ransom, Marsha Victoria; Pembroke: B.A. Sociology, Bat Girls, Chorus, May Queen — 1972, College Republican Club, Phi Mu Alpi-a Sweetheart, Pi Kappa Phi Little Sister Ratcilffe, John Larry; Laurinburg: B.A. Business .Administration Ray, Michael Thomas; Southern Pines; Conceit Choir, Concert Band, Marching Band, Dean ' s List, Summa Cum Laude Rich, Vance, III; Wallace: B.A. Music, Singers, Swingers, Concert Choir. Concert Band, Phi Mu Alpha — Secretary, MENC, Marshal Richardson, Beverly Sue; Morganton Riddle, Gary Harold; Fayetteville: B.S. Business Administration, Alpha Tau Omega. IFC Robinson, Patricia; Chadbourn: B.S. History Robson, Alan Dean; Rockingham: B.S. Account- ing, .Management Club, Dean ' s List Rogers, Carole Plummer; Lumberton; B.S. Elementary Education 4-9. SNEA. ACEI Rogers, Joyce H.; Elizabethtown; B.S. Elementary Education 4-9, NCEA Rollins, William Thomas; Maxton; B.S. Business Administration Roy, William Houston, Jr.; Leland: B.S. Sociol- og . Pi Kappa Alpha, IFC, Soccer, Choir Royia, Carey Preston; Lumberton: B,S. Math, Stath Club, YDC Rudd, James Ronald; Greensboro; B.S. History, Baseball, Marshal, Pi Kappa Phi Russell, Barry Kenton; Troy; B.S. Physical Educa- tion, PEMM Club Russell, Rachel Ann; Hamlet: B.S. Psychology, Psychology Club, Dean ' s List, Zeta Tau Alpha, Panahellenic Council Salome, Lewis Christopher; Laurinburg: B.S. Bus- iness Administration Sampson, Dianne; Lumberton; B.S. Elementary Education K-3 Sanderson, James Lawton, Jr.; Lumberton; B.S. Phvsical Education Sarvis, Willa Dove; Tabor City; B.S. Home Economics, Baptist Student Union, Home Economics Club Schalmo, Gail Boyes; Lumberton; B.S. Psychol- ogy, Psvchologv Club, Phi Epsilon Chi Scott, Andrena Deese; Pembroke; B.S. Business Education Shaw, Vickie Jae; Evergreen; B.S. Physical Educa- tion Sheppard, Frank Edward; Candor: B.S. Physical Education. Intramurals Simmons, Deborah Formyduval; Ash; B.S Elementary Education K-3, Dean s List, ACEI Skipper, James D.; Durham; B.S. Physical Educa- tion, Assistant Wrestling Manager Smith, Joy White; Boone; B.A. English. Assistant Editor 1973 Indianhead, Young Republican Club, Phi Mu Sororiu, SNEA, |r. Member of National Council of Teachers, Student Government Projec- tionist, Dean ' s List, Intramurals, Panhellenic Council — Treasurer and Vice President Smith, Lois McKay; Marston Smith, Milton Wayne; Bladenboro Smith, Nanci Carol; Pembroke; B.A. History Smyniek, Robert Paul; Fayetteville Sproles, lames Wilson, iV; Spring Hill, Florida: B.A. History, History Club, Intramurals Standley, Cherri Elizabeth; Clayton: B.S. Music Education, Alpha Omega Music Sorority, Hall Representative. Concert Choir, MENC, Pembroke Players Stanley, Terrie Lou; Fayetteville: B.S. Psychol- og , Bravettes Stanton, Gloria Jean; Maxton; B.S. Home Economics, Home Economics Club — President, Dean ' s List Stanton, Homer Evans, Jr.; Pembroke Stewart, Deborah Faye; Hamlet Strickland, Mary Ann; Tabor City: B.S Home Economics. Home Economics Club Strickland, Trudi Wiggs; Lumberton; B.S. Home Economics. Annual Staff, Intramurals, Women ' s Dormitory Hearing Board Stull, Stephanie Nicastro; Pembroke: B.A. En- glish. .Marshal, Phi Epsilon Chi. Spanish Club, Student Member of Basic Studies Committee, Communicative Arts Department, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities Sutton, Oebra Faye; Lumberton; B.S. Elementary Education K-3 234 SESIOS DIRECTOBl DIRECTORY Sweet, (ohn Floyd; Hutchinson, Kansas; B.S. Bus- iness Administration, Student Dormitory Council, Circle K — President Sykes, Judy Alaine; Fayetteville; B.S. Home Economics latum, Gloria Walter; Lumberton; B.A. Com- municative Arts and History, Literary Magazine, History Newsletter, Communicative Arts Club Taylor, Debra Lynn; Spring Lake; B.S. Elementary Education K-3, Student Government, Mat Maid, Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority, Panhellentc Council, SNEA, Pembroke Players Thacker, Norma East; Wadesboro; B.S. Elemen- tary Education K-3 Thomas, Michael Edward; Rockingham; B S. Chemistry, Karate Club Thompson, Ronnie Gerald; Fayetteville; B.S. Physical Education, Soccer, Braves Club, Karate Club, Dean ' s List, Tau Sigma Nu, Secretary of Public Relations, PEMM Club Thompson, Steve Lewis; Durham; B.S. Physical Education, Alpha Omega Upsilon, Soccer, PEMM Club, Braves Club, Intramurals Thrower, Anne Marie; Rockingham; B.A. En- glish; Dean ' s List, Debate Team, Pi Kappa Rho Sweetheart, Tau Delta Rho Sorority, Pembroke Players, Phi Epsilon Chi Thrower, Patricia Kirk; Hamlet Trivetle, William Gurney, Jr.; Union Grove; B.S. Physical Education, Soccer — Manager, PEMM Club — Secretary, Intramural Director Turner, James Sherwood; Reidsville; B.A. Sociology, Two Time District 29 177 pounds Wrestling Champion, Captain, Alpha Omega Up- silon, Outstanding College Athletes of America 1972 Tyson, Mary C; Durham; B.S. Elementary Educa- tion K-3, Kappa Delta Sorority, Panhellenic Council, Soccer Girl Umberger, Fred Phillip; Burlington Waddell, Margaret Miller; Wadesboro; B.S. Elementary Education K-3 Wainright, Thomas Edward; Autryville; B.A. His- tory, Chess Club, 3rd Place Chess Tournament, Pembroke Players Wallace, Beverly Ann; Fayetteville; B.A. Art, Art Club Walters, Angela Doris; Lumberton; B.S. Elemen- tary Education K-3, Band, Majorette, Zeta Tau Alpha — Vice President, SGA — Chairman of Standing Committee, Senator Walters, Gloria Prevatte; St. Pauls Ward, Gail Carteret; Clarendon; B.S. Elementary Education 4-9, Phi Theta Kappa, ACEI, SNEA Warnock, Mary Boggan; Hamlet; B.S. Business Education Watkins, |anet Musick; Springfield, Mo.; B.S. Music Education, Concert Choir, Singers, MENC, Secretary of Concert Choir Watson, Dorothy S.; Radford Watson, Dwight Eugene; Burlington; B.A. Dramatic Literature and Performance and Sociol- ogy, Pembroke Players Weeks, Beverley Elaine; Dunn; B.S. Elementary Education K-3, Phi Mu Sorority, Women ' s Hear- ing Board, Advisory Council to Dean Chavis, In- tramurals, Young Republican ' s Club Wemyss, John Phillip; Fayetteville; B.A. History, PEMM Club West, Vickie lane; Lumberton; B.S. Psychology, Young Republican Club, Choir, Psychology Club West, Vickie Jo; Bunnlevel; B.S. Business Educa- tion, Phi Mu Sorority — Historian, Pembroke Players, Yearbook Staff, Panhellenic Council, Alpha Psi Omega Committee, Business Club West, William Lennett; Asheboro; B.A. Political Science, Political Science Club White, Howard Ray; Lumberton; B.A. History, Business Club, American Marketing Association Wickham, Chrisia S.; Red Springs; B.A. French Williams, Erwin Thompson, Jr.; Fairmont Williamson, Harvey Leo; Lumberton; B.S. Busi- ness Administration, Business Club Williford, Charles Hague, |r.; Fayetteville; B.S. Accounting, Dean ' s List, Business Club Wilson, Ann Baker; Lumberton; B.S. Elementary Education 4-9, SGA Wilson, Donald Archie; Lumberton; B.S. Psychology, Upward Bound Wilson, Linda Fitzsimons; Raeford; B.A. Sociol- ogy Wilson, Rachel Diane; Ellerbe; B.S. Elementary Education 4-9, SNEA Wood, Rebecca Sue; White Oak Worley, Diane Johnson; Fairmont; B.S. Elemen- tary Education 4-9, Greek Week Queen, Tau Delta Rho Sorority, Secretary, Panhellenic Coun- cil Worriax, (oAnn; Pembroke; B.S. Business Educa- tion Wynne, Judy Lynn; Burgaw, B.A. Sociology Zacarias, Lee Glenn; Lumberton; B.S. Biology Zielinski, Daniel Anthony; Fayetteville; B.S. Physical Education SENIOR DIRECTORY 235 INDEX Abdalla, Thomas Louis 222 Aguirre, Wanda Ann 172 Aiken, Rose Marie 222 Alexander, Robin Roy 200 All Americans 52 Allen, lacklyn Ruth 212 Allen, James Joseph 200 Allen, Sandra Amelia 200 Allen, Sonya Lee 212 Alpha Tau Omega 84 Ammons, George T. 154 Ammons, Kirby Carnell 200 Anderson, Gayle 172 Anderson, James Anthony 222 Andrews, Ernest Hardy 172 Andrews, Kalherine Booths 200 Antone, Robert Wade 172 Atkins, Elizabeth Anne 200 Atkinson, Evelyn Hopkins 172 Autry, Barbara Ann 200 Autry , Doris Elaine 212 Autry, Judy Maria 212 Autry, Steven McDonald 200 Ausban. Laura Lynne 222 Austin, Mary Ann 222 Ayers, III Edwin While 172 Bailey, Debi Jane 200 Baker, Angle Porter 2 1 2 Baker, Joan Margo 1 72 Baker, Pamela 222 Ballard, Keith Wayne 212 Ballard, Levin Davy 212 Ballard, Pamella Ann 200 Barbee, Steven Thomas 200 Barber, Debbie K. 200 Barnes, Barbara Floyd 200 Barnes, Janyce Chenier 172 Barnes. Saundra Jean 200 Bamett, Barbara Ann 200 Bartollas, Clemens 160 Barton. Kathy Locklear 212 Baseball 56 Basketball 72 Bass, Charles D. 165 Battle, John E. 212 Baum, Richard H. 156 Beasley, Eugene Thomas 212 Beasmore, Brian Wayne 201 Beckerdite Jr., Fred W. 155 Bedsole, Donald Carey 212 Belch, Tommy Ray 212 Bell, Jeannie Jo 201 Bell, Philip Dexter 212 Bennett, Jane Andrea 201 Benoy, Cheryl Anne 172 Bey, Jessie M. 160 Biggs, Murchison Bolton 212 Billingsley, Debora Ann 222 Birchfield, Jr., Robert W. 156 Bixby, Dana A. 212 Black, Mary Madden 201 Blackburn, Deborah Elaine 212 Blackwell, Diane Dee 173 Blackwell, Gwendolyn Derotha 173 Blake, Frances Atkinson 173 Blalock. Martha Frances 173 Bloodsworth, James G. 159 Blount, Steve Theodore 213 Blue, Jimmy 213 Boege, Frederick David 173 Bone, Michael Lee 173 Bontselis, Christopher 201 Boone, Faye Tyndall 173 Bordeaux, Frances Gayle 173 Boyd, Kenneth Dale 201 Boyer, Larry Edward 201 Boyette, Samuel Robert 213 Boyette, Susan Rene 201 Bradley, Robert Scott Mclsaac 1 73 Branch, Gloria Jean 201 Branch, Kathy F. 173 Brantley, Anne McDaniel 173 Brice, Leamon Boney 222 Bridgewater, John Joseph 222 Bridgewater, Larry Allen 1 73 Brisson, Lynn Simmons 173 Britcher, Sheila 222 Britt, Brenda Joyce 213 Briti, Carolyn Barnes 174 Britt, Debbie Rhyne 213 Britt, Jason Allen 174 Britt, Robert F. 155 Britt, Teresa Ann 222 Brooks, David Earl 201 Broome, Frankie Gwen 222 Brown, Blanche DuVal 201 Brown, Bonnie Irene 222 Brown, Cynthia Larue 174 Brown, Jerry Wayne 174 Brown, Lawrence Melton 222 Brown, Lee Anne 222 Brown, Manha Jo 174 Brown, Mona Faye 174 Brown, Suzanne 174 Bryan, Ellen Jane 161 Bryan, Howard Kenneth 201 Bryan, Rebecca Lee 213 Bryant, Michael Gene 174 Bryant, Vernesia Ann 222 Bryson, Donald Edward 213 Bullard, Caria Kay 174 Bullard, Carol Ann 174 Bullard, Rebecca Ann 201 Bullard, Terrie Ann 213 Bullard, William R. 162 Bullock. Danny Harold 174 Bunce, Belinda Ann 213 Bundv. Peter Thomas 174 Burchfield, David 213 Burney, Samuel Ritchie 213 Burns, Stanford 213 Burris, Trudy Estelle Butler, Carol McRae Butler, Denise Renee 213 Butler, Frances Kay 175 Butler II, Loren L. 162 Butler, Susan Louise 201 Butters, Avery John 162 Byrd, Sharron Barnes 175 Cabral, Mark A. 201 Cain, Debra Lynn 222 Caldwell, Charlotte A. 175 Callahan, David Gary 175 Callio, Craig Frederick 201 Canady, Eva Jean 222 Canadv, John Boyce 222 Canaday, OIlie Linwood 175 Carlyle, Shirley Rose 175 Carney, Stephen John 213 Carroll, Robert Leon 201 Carter, Dennis Ray 201 Carter, John L. 136 Carter, III John Louis 213 Carter, Mary Overman 213 Carteret. Linda Sue 175 Cassevah. Bobby 201 Caudill. Paul Douglas 175 Caulder, Jimmy Ead 201 Chadwick. Marsha Kay 175 Chancellor English E. Jones 132 Chandler, James Michael 175 Chappell, Carol Ellerbe 175 Chavis, Barbara Ann 202 Chavis, Elfreda 213 Chavis, Franclne 222 Chavis, Glenda 176 Chavis, Herman 202 Chavis, lames B. 134 Chavis, Jane Oxendine 222 Chavis, Jennifer 222 Chavis, Lawrence Prince 202 Chavis, Linda Faye 202 Chavis, Marv Strickland 176 Chavis, Roy Dean 222 Chavis, Wanda 202 Chav. lohn 162 Cheerleaders 54 Chewning. Jewell Carter 176 Cho, Chang H. 166 Christie. Jackie Cados 202 Clark, Betty Susan 202 Clark III, John Preston 213 Clark, Lettie Lynne 213 Clark, Marco Wynn 222 Clark, Pansy Lee 222 Class Officers 1 70 Coates, Annie Hazel 154 Cobb, Nancy Elizabeth 222 Coleman, Betty Denise 202 Coleman, Van Douglas 176 Collms. Ann P. 176 Collins. Jeff 214 Collins, Martha Floyd 202 Collins, Rhoda P. 158 Coker. Jerrv 163 Commuter 16 Cook, Beverly Jones 214 Cook. Larry Allen 176 Cooley. Naomi Gwendolyn 214 Cooper, Carolyn Jr. 1 76 Coppedge, William Randolph 214 Corn, David Harold 202 Coronado, Carolyn 202 Coronado. Rudolph Kin Jr. 222 Cottingham. Robert Matthew 176 Cottrell. Bettv Bethea 176 236 Coughlln, Roberi David 214 Covington, Mitch 222 Cox, Barbara Freeman 214 Cox, Linda Sue 2J4 Cox, Marvin 1 76 Cox, Wallace Dixon 176 Craddock, Marion Lee 202 Crain, Edwin W. 161 Cribb, Larry O ' Neill 202 Cromer, Elsha lackson 214 Cross Country 60 Crowe, lames Barn urn 222 Culbreth, Catherine Tew 176 Culbreth, Karen Stanley 176 Culbreth |r., William Sessoms 214 Culler, lames D. 177 Culler, Sandra Charlene 202 Cummings, Charles E. 177 Cummings, Kathy Dae 202 Cummings, Michael 202 Cummings, Teresa Crenell 222 Cushing, Jeffray D. 202 Cushman, Sheila Ann 177 Cutler, loyce Ann 202 Daggs, Naomi Elaine 214 Dailey, Cordon Don 177 Dalton, Donald Blair 156 Daniel, Betsy Claire 222 Daniel, Marvin Francis 177 Davenport, Eva Craddock 202 Davis, Carolyn Sue 214 Dean, William H. 159 Davis, Deborah Rae 222 Davis, Donna 202 Davis, Ellen A, 214 Davis, Everett Holland Jr. 222 Davis, Melanie Elizabeth 222 Davis, Robert Dale 222 Dawkins, |r. lames Harold 203 Dees, Katie Ruth 214 Dellinger, Tony Alfred 222 Demery, Patricia 203 Denson, Dale Edward 203 De Rensis, Pamela 222 DeVane, James Ervin 214 DeVos, Jerry Paul 214 Dial, Allen G. 214 Dial, Fannie Sue 203 Dial, Freida Ann 177 Doby, Nancy Ann 203 Dole, Robert W. Jr. 222 Dorm Life 14 Dorman, David Paul 203 Douthit, Wayne C. 214 Dowd, Brenda Bullard 214 Drake, Dehaeva Marie 222 Drake, Helen 214 Dumas, Donald David 214 Dunavan, Albert D. 157 Easley, David L. 153 Ebert, James B. 1 55 Ebert, Nancy Lewis 222 Edge, Graham Galen 203 Edwards, Brenda Kay 214 Edwards, James D. 222 Edwards, Michael B. 203 Eidson, Deborah Ann 222 Elam, Annie Merle W. 164 Eliades, David K. 162 Eliades, David K. 167 Elk, Viaor Herbert 1 77 Elkins, Daniel Robert 203 l |R _ k f mwj HH | : K ' ' ' ' r— i fei _ m l X 5 ■ H H 3- f51 B ., ' ' Ellen, Harold T. 161 Filer, Douglas Franklin 203 Elliott, David Johnson 177 Elmore, Richard Luffman 203 English, Sharon Dianne 203 Enzor, B. Sue 177 Enzor, Samuel Bishop 177 Evans, Madelin Kay 215 Evans, Richard Danny 215 Evans, Thomas Keith 177 Everitte, Jr. Oscar Frank 203 Everlove, lohn Alan 177 Evers, John Lennard 203 Faculty 150 Fairchild, Melvin 203 Faircloth, Carol Sue 222 Faircloth, Jr. William David 178 Fairley, Annie L. 178 Fall Festival 1 8 Farmer, James S. 1 57 Farmer, Marjorie L. 157 Farrell, Michael Gene 178 Ferguson, Tim Michael 178 Ferrell, William Frank 178 Fish, Geoffrey Paul 222 Fisher, Cad M. 134 Fisher, Janet Diane 222 Fitzgerald, James Michael 203 Fleming, Robert T. 163 Fletcher, Retha Ann 178 Floyd, Iris Marie 203 Floyd, William Lynn 178 Flynn, Jr. John F. 152 Foley, John Randall 203 Foltz, Tom E. 222 Ford, Bleary Pernell 178 Ford, Michael Ray 178 Foster, Deborah Parker 215 Frasier, Richard Walter 178 Freeman, Kenneth 215 Freeman, Jackie Formyduval 178 Freeman, Mary Ellen 203 Freiwirth, Paul K. 162 Freshmen 222 Frey, Greg Alan 215 Frink, Addie Mae 178 Frye, Debbie Gail 179 Fuller, Cad Edward 179 Caddis, Richard Edward 215 Gamble, Anita lane 204 Cane, Lacey E. 161 Gardner, Thomas G, 222 Garner, Alice Marie 215 Garner, Nancy Campbell 215 Carver, Donald Neal 179 Gatewood, Fronda Sue 222 Gentry, Eleanor Stewart 179 George, John Max 1 79 George, Renis Abernathy 1 79 Gibson, Grace E. 156 Gibson, Margaret Louise 215 Gibson, Mary Ruth 222 Gibson, Ronald Marshall 179 Gibson, Virginia C. 215 Gillis, Ian Marie 222 Gilmore, Carson Eugene 179 Godwin, Debra June 222 Godwin, James Badger 215 Coins, Cynthia Ann 215 Golf 81 Gooden, Joyce C. 179 Goodman, Katherine Pate 179 Goodnight, Mary Kathy 179 Goodyear, David Boyd 204 Gore, Karen Lynne 179 Gowans, Harriet Elizabeth 180 Graham, Charles Vinson 180 Graham, Cynthia Dadene 215 Gray, Gibson H. 166 Graham, David Neal 180 Graham, Sharon Annette 180 Grady, Joseph Jr. 204 Gray, Thomas Edward 215 Creek Week 32 Greene, Agnes O. 164 Greene, Jeanne Gail 180 Greene, Linda E. 180 Gregoire, Bryanna Gayle 204 Crier, Mitchell Sherrell 222 Gnffith, Chades R. 136 Griffith, Magnolia O. 154 Griffin, Reginald Clark 204 Grubbs, Debra Johnson 180 Guerry, Thomas H. 164 Guiton, Sandra Anne 180 Custafson, Robert K. 164 Haggler, Patricia Lorraine 222 Hall, Donald Wayne 180 Hall, Howard Rexford 204 Hall, James Edward III, 215 Hall, Nancy Rose 204 Hall, Odessa 215 Hall, Sally L, 222 Hall, William Pressly 222 Hambnc, Everett B. 180 237 Hammock, James David jr. 222 Hammonds, Pamela L. 215 Hammond, Vickie Lynn 215 Hancock, Douglas Maurice 215 Hannah, Thomas Neil 204 Hardee, Jr. Berkley Coal 222 Hardee, Verma Smith 180 Harden, Ricky Earl 222 Harford, Richard Dale Jr. 180 Hargis, Ir. Lome Thomas 204 Harris, Debra Dian 181 Harris, James B. 204 Harris, Jane Marilyn 204 Hart, William Monroe 215 Harwood, Roger Arnold 204 Hawkins, Mary Susan 181 Hawks, Eddie Wayne 181 Hayes, Anna Lee 204 Hayes, Larry Luth 204 Hayes, Sylvia Diann 204 Hedgepeth, Diane 5. 181 Hefner, Larry Dale 152 Herring, Ceraldine Craves 181 Herring, Susan Christine 204 Hester, Charles M. 204 Hester. Charfes S. 181 Hester, Evelyn B. 204 Hester, Jeanne Dale 181 Hester, Van Owen 204 Hickman, Barbara Ann 222 High, Mitchele Evans 181 Hill, Cene Osborne 181 Hill, Patricia Rouse 204 Hill, Shelby Jean 181 Hill, Vickie Carol 216 Hinkle, Joseph Scott 216 Hinson, Stanley Wayne 181 Hobbs, Mike L. 181 Hodges, Margaret Allen 182 Holcomb, Jr. Audrey Roger 205 Hollar, Patsy Mane 222 Holloman, Bennie Sue 205 Holt. Yvonne Stokes 182 Homecoming 34 Honevcutt, Mary Ellen 222 Honoraries 48 Howard, James Corbitt 216 Hoyle. David Leslie 182 Hubbard, James F. 1 53 Hubbard. Robert Steve, Jr. 216 Hubbard. Sulvia Ann 182 Hudkins. Robert Daniel 182 Hudson. Pamela Jo 205 Huff, Pamela Marie 216 Huggins, Johnny Lee 205 Huggins, Peggy Jean 182 Hughes, Carol Elaine 222 Huguelel, Sara Christine 182 Hunt, Dixie Theresa 205 Hunt, Jackie Lee 182 Hunt. Jo Ann 182 Hunt. Linda M. 182 Hunt, Marilyn Faye 222 Hunt, Sandra Bonita 205 Huntley III, Frank Little 182 Huntley, Patricia Coalson 182 Hutchins, Terry R. 134 Hyatt. Kathv Adele 182 Indianhead Citations 10 Indianhead Staff 246 Ingram, Cecile Diane 216 Ingram, Glenda Hope 222 Inman, Robert David 182 Inscoe, Katherine Webb 183 Intrafraternily Council 102 Ivey. Bonnie Sue 205 Ivey, Emma Brown 183 Ivy, Daniel Michael 216 Jacobs, Aneidia 222 Jacobs, Christine 183 Jacobs, Harold Dean 216 Jacobs, James A. 165 Jacobs. James William 183 Jacobs, Shelia 222 Jacobs, Shelia Ann 222 Jacobs, Wanda 205 Jackson, Carol Elizabeth 222 Jackson, Karen Gail 216 Jackson, Robert Charles 216 Jackson, Stanley 216 Jamison, Linda Lou 183 Jarrell, Glenda Ann 205 jernigan. Elizabeth Williford 183 Jones, Delton Ray 216 Jones, Faye 136 Johnson, Doris 163 Johnson, Fran Beth 216 Johnson, Gretcher 222 Johnson, Hehton Paulette 183 Johnson, Janice Griffin 183 Johnson, Kenneth P. 161 Johnson, LaZora Vidrene 205 Johnson, Linda Faye 205 Johnson, Michael Alan 184 Johnson, Myron Douglas 216 Johnson, Perry Martin 216 Johnson, Jr. Robert Lee 222 Jones, Alfred 184 Jones, Beneva L. 205 Jones, Edward Nicholas 222 Jones, Ellis Baggett 205 Jones. Phillip Van 205 Jones. Phyllis Donna 216 Jones. Ronald Glenn 186 Joseph. William John 222 Joyner. Jr. Charlie Earl 205 Joyner. Wilton G. 158 Juniors 200 Kappa Delta 96 Keem. Keyhang 165 Kelley, Clifton L. 205 Kelly. Susan McMillan 205 Kershaw. Robert Jr. 1 52 Kennedy, Debbie Jeane 216 Kennedy, Kenneth Ray 222 Kiger. Robert Anthony 205 Kiger, Shane Wesley 222 Killian, Paul W. 153 Kinery. Frances Seal 184 King, Betty Jane 184 King, Frank Howard 184 Kinlaw, Flora Jeanette 205 Kinlaw, Freida Dianne 184 Kinlaw, Mary Carlton 184 Kivett, Ida Rebecca 216 Knox, Dennis B. 222 Kosak, Emily Gail 184 Kossoff, Robert Hugh 205 Krabill, James R. 165 Ku, Min-chuan 166 Kuo, David K. 155 Kuo. Elizabeth 160 Kim, Kwangsuk 206 Lamb, Chrisyopher York 184 Lambeth. Bonne Lee 206 Lamberth. Robert Ray 184 Lampley. Cheryl D. 184 Lamm, Jesse M. 158 Lancaster. Sallie Jane 206 LaPrad. Steve 226 Lasken, Leonard David 206 Laton. Daniel Lane 184 Lawrence. David Lynn 216 Lawson, Charlene Frances 185 Layton, Marilyn Sherrill 216 Leach, Roslyn Levon 206 Lear, Boyce Malcolm 185 Lee. Gloria L. 185 Lee. Kenneth Waitus 185 Lewis, Barl Regan 206 Lewis, Delia Rose 217 Lewis, Betsy 1. 206 Lewis. Gayle Phillips 185 Lewis. Kathy Lee 217 Lewis, Lois B. 157 Lewis, Margaret Faye 217 Lewis, Thomas Lee 206 Lima, Cheryl Ann 217 Lima, Kila Denise 217 Lindsay, Gilbert Lewis 217 Lindsay, Laura Lynn 227 238 Lipps, lean Taylor 206 Little, Ravena Elizabeth 217 Lloyd, Linda Ann 185 Lockie, ludith Rabun 185 Lowry, Reba M. 156 Locktear, Arlene 206 Locklear, Arlene Dayle 217 Locklear, Cathy 217 Locklear, Cheryl Ran on 206 Locklear, Craig Allen 217 Locklear, Curt |r. 206 Locklear, Delia O. 206 Locklear, Delores lane 206 Locklear, Deloris Ann 217 Locklear, Eddie Lee 206 Locklear, Clenda Gail 206 Locklear. lames Anthony 217 Locklear, loanne Denise 227 Locklear, ludy 227 Locklear, Kathan D. 185 Locklear, Katy |. 206 Locklear, Keith 206 Locklear, Linda Gail 227 Locklear, Locklear, Locklear, Locklear, Locklear, Locklear, Locklear, Locklear, Locklear, Locklear, Mary Faye 227 Mitchell Wayne 206 Paul |r. 217 Regina 227 Rhonda Iris 206 Rosalyn 185 Rudy 217 Sonya Rose 227 Stephen 217 Theresa Lynn 227 Locklear, Vicky 217 Locklear, Vivian Thomas 185 Locklear, Von Sevasfion 185 Locklear, Yvonne Barnes 185 Long, lunella 186 Long, Pam Yvonne 228 Long, Susan Kay 222 Lopes, Conrad Ernest 217 Lopez, Catherine Anne 186 Lovette, Mary |o 186 Lowery, Irene Graham 186 Lowery, jan Marie 212 Lowery, Liffie Sue 206 Lowry, Chades Sheldon 217 Lowry, Ernie Vincent 218 Lowry, Jason 136 Lowry, Odena 218 Lowry, Patncia Ann 186 Lowry, Rose Marie 207 Lowry, Tulula Locklear 218 Lupo, limmy Larue 207 Lupo, Kenneth Byron 186 Luck, Vickie Hill 218 Luquer, lanice Marie 218 Lusk, Dorinda Joyce 186 Luther, Eric Dale 218 Lyceum Series 30 Lynch, Ann Scott 186 Lynch, Candace E. 207 Lynch, Matthew 218 McAllister, Melvin Wiseman 222 McBryde, Stephen Douglas 187 McCartney, Iris Yvonne 207 McClellan, Chades A. 222 McConeChy, Edwin R. 222 McCorquodale, Cathy H. 187 McCown, Pi Wu Anna 187 McCoy, Valorie Sue 187 McDaniel, Roland Fred 187 McDonald, Maylon Edward 222 McDow, Robert Allen 218 McDowell, David Autry 187 McDuffie, Jerome A. 162 McEachin, Janice Cheryl 207 McEachern, John P. 187 McElreath, Larry Ray 207 McFadyen, Mary Susan 207 McGIrt, Becky Lou 222 McGIrt, Joseph A. 155 Mclnnls, Barbara H. 207 Mcintosh 111, Thomas J. 187 Mclntyre, Judy Lynn 207 McKenzle, Kenneth H. 187 McKenzie, Mary Elizabeth 218 McKinnon, James Edward 187 McLaurin, Nathan Russell 188 McLean, Julie Elizabeth 207 McLean, David A. 160 McLean, David A. 167 McLean, Lenna M. 218 McLeod, Clyde Alexander 188 McLeod, Douglas Ronald 218 McLeod, Howard Elliott 188 McManus, Jean H. 188 McMillan, Jill Tracy 188 McMillan, Larry Eugene 218 McMillan, Paul Edward 222 McMillan, Thomas Neill 222 McMinis, Michael Evans 207 McNair, Elizabeth Ann 218 McNeill, Gary Steve 207 MacNeill, Patricia France 188 McNeill, Ronnie Kelly 188 McPhail, Susan Gregg 188 McRae, Alphonzo 188 McRae, Eugene Boyle, Jr. 188 McRae, James Davis 207 McRae, Walter Philip 281 Mabrey, Dwan Bashford 186 Mabrey, Jr. Walter Richard 186 Maclead, Norman 24 Mandel, Josef L. 157 Mareka. Dorothy J. 186 Marks, David Chades 207 Martin, Alton Larry 207 Martin, 1. Ruth 164 Martin, John Edward 186 Martine, Ricardo 222 Martin, Thomas Charles 222 Mason, Joyce Mae 218 Mason, William S. 134 Matthews, Ashford Evans 207 Matthews, Bertha B. 157 Matthews, Vicky Levonne 222 Maynor, Gerald Dean 158 Maynor, Leon 187 Maynor, Esther D. 136 Maynor, Robert Davis 154 Maynor, Vicky Lynne 222 Meacham, Teresa Patrick 207 Melton, Gerry Thomas 207 Melvin, Jr.. Arthur Aaron 222 Middleton, John Robert, Jr. 222 Miller, Diane Littel 222 Miller, Emily Miller 218 Miller, Lorraine Dianne 222 Miller, Melva Hawkins 188 Miller, Teresa Louise 218 Mishoe, Juanita 207 Miss PSU 20 Mitchell, Alexis Street 222 Molnar, Vera 222 Montgomery, June Inez 222 Moody, Adair Robertson 218 Moore, Doris Evelyn 218 Moore, Jan Rid 188 Moore, Jeannette 188 Moore, Martha Jane 218 Moore, Sadie Evely 222 Morgan, Gordon Christopher 189 Mumau, Judy Lynn 189 Murry, Gary Wayne 189 Murray, L.L. 159 Musselwhite, Patricia 207 Myatt, Sally Scarboro 222 Myers, Randall Lynn 189 Myers, Terry Howard 208 Myrick, Jesse Roland 189 Nadeau, Andre J. 161 Nader, Larry 222 Navy, Pamela Elaine 189 Nazarchuk, Gail 189 Newbill, Patrick Stewart 208 Newman, William Calvin 189 Newton, Jerry Lee 208 Nixon, Ruth H. 159 Nobles, lames Howard 189 Nobles, Melody Anne 189 Norris, Gary Wayne 222 Norwood, Albert 189 Nye, Dickie 208 Odom, Jane Byrd 189 Odom, Roger Howard 218 Old Main 1 2 Olson, Harold M. 161 Osborne, Leonard E. 165 Ormsby. Judy Collins 219 Oxendine, Anthony 198 Oxendine, Belinda Carol 222 Oxendine, Brenda Faye 222 Oxendine, Carol Smith 219 Oxendine, Connie 190 Oxendine, Deloris Pate 190 Oxendine, Forace Jr. 228 Oxendine, James Alton 208 Oxendine, Joanne Oxendine, Katrina Maynor 190 Oxendine, Larry Delton 228 Oxendine, Linda B. 155 Oxendine, Marilyn 190 Oxendine, Ronnie 190 Oxendine, Teresa Ann 228 Oxendine, Tony 208 Oxendine, Wanda Sue 190 Pace, Gloria Faye 190 Pagan, Emilio 228 Page, Barbara Vernon 190 Page, Preston Henry 190 Palmer, Janette J. 208 Parker, Clarence Eugene 228 Phanhellenic Council 103 Parker, Emma King 190 Parnell, Alfred )r. 190 Parnell, Carl Timothy 219 Parnell, Fran Marie 191 Parrish, Margaret Lewis 219 Parsons, Roland Gene 191 Pasko, Catherine E. 219 Pate, Debora Kaye 229 Pate, Stephen Vernon 191 Patnck, Alec Kent 219 Patterson, Mary Helen 191 Paul, Rudy Dean 208 Payne, Kathy Susan 219 Peele, William Earl 208 Pejack, Albert )., Jr. 154 Pennington. Raymond B. 161 Perry, Vicki Leigh 191 Pfeifer, Francis L. 163 Pfeifer, Sarah Louise 228 Pi Kappa Alpha 86 Pi Kappa Phi 88 Phifer, Mellonee Joyce 191 Phillips, Wanda Irlene 191 Phi Mu 100 Pinkston, John William 191 Pisano, Richard C. 134 Pittman, Linda Faye 191 Pittman, Robert Stephen 229 Players 26 Plummet, Leonard Bennett 208 Poche, Patricia Susan 208 Pokrass, Frank S. 160 Polhemus, George W. 157 Poston, Pamela Denise 208 Powers, lames Ellis 229 Pratt, Millard Norman 219 Prescott, David M. 219 Preston, Robert Harris 191 Prevatte, Aleene Blout 191 Price, Gayla Maria 191 Pridgen, Ann Frazier 192 Pridgen, Jacqueline Rose 192 Priest, Doll Inscoe 192 Purdue, Constance Rose 192 Quick, Richard Glisson 192 239 240 Quinn. Dorothy Linda 192 Quinn, PhillisSue 220 Rabano, Eleanor Elizabeth 192 Radford, Debra Kay 220 Rainer. Herbert Martin 229 Ranager, Belinda Kay 192 Ransom, lanet Faye 192 Ransom, Marsha Victoria 192 Ratdiffe, lohn Larry 192 Ray, Michael Thomas 192 Ray, Richard Lloyd 229 Reckerd, Linda Sue 208 Reese. Arthur Randy 229 Reising, Robert W. 157 Reising, Robert W. 167 Reese, )immy Lee 228 Revels, Clinda 208 Revels, loan C. 228 Revels, Joyce D. 208 Revels, Larry Nelson 228 Reynolds, Cathy L. 219 Rhyne, William Nathan 208 Rice, Annette Louise 219 Rice, Reece Carolyn 219 Rich, Deborah Kaye 219 Rich III, Vance 193 Richardson, Barry McCray 229 Richardson, Beverly Sue 193 Ricklefs, lames E. 160 Ricioppo, Eric 229 Rickman, Martin Lyie 219 Riddle, Donald Michael 229 Riddle, Gary Harold 193 Riggs, Terri Lee 219 Rileigh, Kathryn K. 153 Rimberg, lohn 160 Rivenbark, Joseph Russell 229 Robbins, Thelma Ann 219 Roberts, Toni Lee 229 Robinson, Patricia 193 Robson, Alan Dean 193 Rogers, Benton Keith 229 Rogers, Carole Plummer 193 Rogers, Cheryl leanne 219 Rogers, loyce H. 193 Rogers, Kelly W ayne 219 Rogers, Vickie Sue 208 Rollins, William Thomas 193 Rountree, Iva Rose 219 Roy, William Houston 193 Rozier, Carey Preston 193 Rudd, lames Ronald 193 Rudd, William David 219 Rundus, Raymond 156 Russ, Herby Lynn 229 Russell, Barry Kenton 193 Russell, lohn T. 158 Russell, Rachel Ann 194 Salome, Lewis Christopher 194 Sampson, Dianne 194 Sampson, Doris Bell 208 Sampson, Ernest Wayne 220 Sampson, Gilbert L. 165 Sampson, Karen Gail 229 Sampson, Norman Woodward 208 Sampson, Ursula Kaye 208 Sanderson |r., James Lawton 194 Sanderson, lohn Martin 229 Sanford, Rhonda Gail 209 Sarvis, Willa Dove 194 Scarboro, Nancy Lynn 229 Schalmo, Gail Boyes 194 Schmidt, William Hilton 209 Scheele, Karl A. 154 Schwarz, Kathryn 230 Schwarze, Lynn Patricia 230 Scott, Andrena Deese 194 Sealey, Norene 209 Sedberry, Karen Elaine 220 Seals, Sandra Deloris 209 Sellers, Sara Elizabeth 209 Seniors 172 Senior Directory 232 Sessoms, Robert Lee 229 Settlemyre, Susan Ellen 209 Seymour, Nancy Carol 220 Shaw, Edward Clarence 229 Shaw, Sharon K. 157 Shaw, Vickie lane 194 Shelley, Daivid Bryan 209 Sheppard, Frank Edward 194 Shields, |r., John Vernon 209 Sides, Christine Elizabeth 209 Sigma Sigma Sigma 98 Silver, lame B. 159 Simetich, Cindy Mary 209 Simmons, Deborah Formyduval 194 Simmons, Donna Glaesner 220 Simmons, Gaye Millicent 230 Simmons, Pamela Blair 220 Simmons, Steven Gregory 230 Singletary, Carol Miranda 220 Singletary, Edward Brate 230 Sink, Randy Lee 230 Skipper, lames D. 194 Skipper, Linda T. 209 Slagle, Harold C. 163 Slaughter, Michael Frank 230 Smallwood, Deborah Joyce 220 Smith, Carlton Wesley 209 Smith, Charles Kenneth 209 Smith, Debra Carol 230 Smith, Edward Douglas 209 Smith, Joy White 194 Smith, Lois McKay 195 Smith, Michael O ' Neil 230 Smith, Milton Wayne 195 Smith, Nanci Carol 195 Smith, Richard Bruce 209 Smyntek, Robert Paul 195 Soccer 70 Sophomores 212 Spaulding, Carolyn A. 220 Speck, Tom S. 152 Sproles, lames Wilson 195 Speller, Charles Bradley 220 Spillers, Arthur Jackson Stancil, Jerry Lee 220 Standley, Cherri Elizabeth 195 Stanish, Joseph Albert 230 Stanley, Peggy Hardie 209 Stanley, Terrie Lou 195 Stanton, Gloria Jean 195 Stanton, Homer Evans 195 Steed, Cecelia Richardson 230 Steiner, Donald Lee 156 Stephenson, Nathaniel Rand 209 Stewart, Claudia Ruth 230 Stewart, Deborah Faye 195 Street, lutton Margarete 230 Strickland, Anita 230 Strickland, Mary Ann 195 Strickland, T. Louise 220 Strickland, Trudi Wiggs 195 Stone, lean Hall 209 Streater, Darlene G. 209 Studdard, Albert 164 Student Government Association 104 Student, lohn Michael 209 Student Teaching 22 Stull, Stephanie Nicastro 196 Suitt, Nelson Thomas 210 Sumner, Miriam Sue 230 Sumner, Nancy lean 230 Sutton, Debra Faye 196 Sutton, Vivian Marie 220 Sweet, Gloria |. 154 Sweet, lohn Floyd 196 Swett, Tommy D. 1 34 Switzer, Calvinia 159 Sykes, Judy Elaine 196 Tarlton, Barbara Rowena 210 Tart, |r., Clarence Gleamon 210 Tatum, Gloria Walter 196 Tau Kappa Epsilon 90 Taylor, Carol Jane 221 Taylor, Debra Lynn 196 Taylor, Karen Sue 230 Taylor, Kenny Harris 221 Taylor, Sara Kendyl 230 Taylor, Warren Douglas 230 Tedder, leffrey Hilton 221 Tennis 80 Thacker, Norma East 196 Tramer, Henry 165 Thames, Betty Carlette 221 Thomas, Michael Edward 196 Thompson, Billy Marshall 210 Thompson, Doris lean 210 Thompson, lohn Samuel 210 Thompson, Karen McCormick 210 Thompson, Nancy McRae 221 Thompson, Norma I- 136 Thompson, Richard Douglas 210 Thompson, Ronald Russell 221 Thompson, Ronnie Gerald 196 Thompson, Steve Lewis 196 Thompson, Timothy Vernon 210 Thompson, Youlander Denise 230 Thorndyke, Stephen Van 221 Threatt, Gary Hill 210 Thrower, Anne Marie 196 Thrower, Patricia Joy 210 Thrower, Patricia Kirk 197 Todd, Daniel E. 134 Todd, Deborah Aneta 230 Track and Field 66 Triebwasser, Marc A. 166 Trivette, William Gurney 197 Troy, John Joseph 230 Turner, Felicia Wilkins 230 Turner, James Sherwood 197 Tusai, Mary Ann 210 Tyson, Mary C. 197 Urban, Dorothy Ann 164 Umberger, Fred Phillip 197 Van Zandt, Paul 152 Vereer, Gilbert Levern 210 Vigoletti, Toni 210 Von Beatty, Ray 1 53 Waddell, Margaret Miller 197 Wade, Dahlia Rosemary 210 Wade, Patricia Ann 230 Wainright, Thomas Edward 197 Waites, Edna Marie 210 Wall, Inez Liles 230 Wall, John P. 221 Wall, Margaret McRae 221 Wallace, Beverly Ann 197 Wallace, Meredith A. 210 Wallace, Robin Eleanor 210 Walters, Angela Doris 197 Walter, George R. 163 Walters, Gloria Prevatte 197 Walters, lames H. 210 Walters, lerry Lane 210 Walters, Mitchell Grant 221 Walters, Stan Wayne 230 Walton, Suzanne McKeown 211 Ward, Gail Carteret 197 Ward, Wanda Gayle211 Warner, Jack Russell 21 1 Warnock, Mary Boggan 1 97 Warren, Gene 136 Warren, Thomas D. 2 U Warriax, La Verna 21 1 Watkins, Beverly Brackston 211 Watkms, Edward D, 160 Watkins, lanet Musick 198 Watson, Dorothy S. 198 Watson, Dwight Eugene 198 Webb, Maude Ann 161 Webster, Gary Thomas 21 1 Weeks, Beverley Elaine 198 Wells, Ann F. 156 Wemyss, lohn Phillip 198 West, Kelly David 211 West, Marsha Diana 220 West, Linda Marie 211 West, Vickie lane 198 West, Vickie |o 198 West, William Lennett Westbrook, Allen Daryl 230 Wheeler, Sharon Peck 220 White, Howard Ray 109 White, Susan Carol 220 Who ' s Who 40 Wickham, Christa S. 198 Wiggs, Vicki Gil 220 Wilcox, Marilyn Rose 21 1 Wilder, Dwayne Griffin 221 Wilkie, Nancy lobe 221 Wilkins, Judy Laura 230 Wilkins, Violet Rose 230 Wilkinson, Bruce R. 221 Willetts, Ruby Paullette 221 Williams, Erwin Thompson 198 Williams, Rudy D. 156 Williams, Hampton Vernon 221 Williams, Jane Ray 211 Williamson, Boyd Carroll 221 Williamson, Gail Anne 230 Williamson, Harvey Leo 198 Williford, Charles Hague 199 Williford, Edward Martin 211 Wilson, Ann Baker 199 Wilson, Caroline 21 1 Wilson, Donald Archie 199 Wilson, Linda Fitzsimons 199 Wilson Jr., Preston Daniel 211 Wilson, Rachel Diane 199 Wilson, Stephen Lament 230 Wiseman, Deborah Lee 21 1 Wolf, Victor 165 Wolinski, Gloria 230 Womack, ludith Lynn 230 Womens Sports 78 Wood, Rebecca Sue 199 Woriax, Linda Faye 230 Worley, Diane lohnson 199 Worriax, |o Ann 199 Wrestling 62 Wright, Ronnie Delano 221 Wynne, ludy Lynn 199 Wynne, Margaret 230 Wrench, joy Carol 21 1 Young, William Graham 230 Zacarias, Lee Glenn 199 Zeta Tau Alpha 94 Zielinski, Daniel Anthony 199 241 242 fe ' ' ■W mm. 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