Pembroke State University - Indianhead Yearbook (Pembroke, NC)

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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!)

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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.

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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