Pembroke State University - Indianhead Yearbook (Pembroke, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1975 volume:

s.sfi 3 3Sii 001 01 n 175867 Cage LD UU81 .pl 625 15 v.30 f MARY LIVERMORE LIBRARY PEMBROKE STATE UNIVERSITY 861 University tec 2a 372 School l Honoraries 44 Sports 52 Creeks 96 Organizations 114 Academics 130 Classes • 170 Index 222 Indianhead Volume 30 1 fcl i J W ' B i 4 ' M Br w +r Y l itt iml Bn ■It v « i Wmt-J, 31 B ■ j i A - j k jrf : 1 7 . . 1974-75, a year that was hard, long and not the Jeast bit boring. A year of variance from the ordeal of Richard Nixon to the escapades of Congressman Wilbur Mills . . . Ateksandr Solzhen.itsyn, exiled in Switzerland, was made an honorary American citizen, the second man in history behind Lafayette .. . Patricia Hearst, kidnapped in Feb., is now on the FBI ' s most wanted list . . . kidnapped by the symbionese Liberation Army, daughter of newspaper giant Randolph Hearst, she became Tania of the SLA. In North Carolina, an Eastern Airline DC-9 crashed into the woods while attempting to land in Charlotte on Sept 11, killing 69 people Wilbur Mills, one of the most respected men on Capitol Hill, lost much support after admitting to fits of drinking and being seen with the stripper Fanny Foxxe . . . they had their last tango in the Capitol. . In hopes of putting their small country on the map, Zaire had Mohammed Ali and George Foreman bid for the heavyweight title of the world in their country . . . Mohammed TKOed Foreman in the eighth round . . . Evel Knievel took us all for a ride with his fantastic sky cycle over Snake River Canyon when a parachute deployed too early and he landed, safely, at the bottom . . . The recording industry had a field day with Superstars Elton John, John Denver, and the soloing Beatles. Even Bob Dylan returned with his protest songs after an absence of seven years ... Mainly on the political scene ... In July, Retired U.S. Chief Justice Earl Warren died at 83 . Ehrlichman and three others were convicted for the EMsburg break-in, while the House Judiciary Committee opened its impeachment debate . . . former Treasury Secretary John Connally was indicted on bribing and perjury charges. In August, former White House counsel John Dean was sentenced to one to four years in: prison for his Watergate cover-up role. In a televised speech, President Richard Nixon announced he would resign the following day citing the erosion of his political base in Congress and also admitting that some of his judgements were wrong . . . President Gerald Ford, successor to Nixon, nominated Nelson Rockefeller as his vice- president . . . In September, the United States and East Germany established diplomatic relations while President Ford granted Nixon a full, free and absolute pardon for all federal crimes he committed or may have committed in office . . . President Ford also offered conditional amnesty to draft evaders and deserters who registered for up to two years ' work in public service; Ford also defended CIA activities in Chile prior to the 1973 coup- . . A federal judge dismissed charges against Indian rebel leaders in the Wounded Knee trial, citing misconduct and errors of strategy The so-called last known American prisoner-of-war in Indochina was freed by the Pathet Lao; In Honduras hurricane Fifi caused heavy flooding killing 8,000 people. In the states, Senator Edward Kennedy (D. Mass.) ruled out a presidential bid in 1976 . . . In October, the Watergate trial opened for five defendants while the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed below 600 for the first time in 12 years . . . In November, the charges against the eight Kent State defendents were dismissed and the White House finally admitted the U.S. was entering a recession. Famine threatened many parts of the world as the World Food Conference concluded with an agreement to establish a new UN agency, the World Food Council. The Justice Department filed a massive antitrust suit against AT T . . . and finally, meeting in Vladivostok, Ford and Brezhnev tentatively agreed on a ceiling for offensive nuclear weapons through 1985. Downtown 1 , 1_100D UM1 ■ jjMFj I i ' ' ■• ' f k a... ' ' - 1 ' ll II - p ™ • «, ' ' II ■! ■ ■! ■■!■ if . ' - t-S- J. . Jr. r - - ■•5f!_ ' ■ ' -■w ™ _■ -■ ■■ ,.- . . J ■4 . Ul I | II II HI it ■ ' ■ •• II II ii i ' i ii ■ • .. 4ifil£q P.S.U i A ' ' I II ■■■ I ■ IM? ! I ■e ti i V n .Jl.Mj ... . ' , Si ■E mi 1 i ■ ' ■ ■ h . m $$ mam ■Hf Sill ftp m jra J Abi ., ; , i DtiuS !i , I, ■ 8? 4. 4 • S k i«k s H r J k - ' .-T v Sr- X - 1 ' ■ ' v ? ' ;.M M W 71 Dl u 1 c fr | rj| ' . ' ■ mmm. GBBK mm MnttwaiB t%t ' ' ■■-MMBHbBm V ' isl ■t m iKv JB , B? I I I ■ • ■ I HE CLOSER YOU LOOK.. — HW H ?T r M awi 1 1 ' $- y« lift  fMX Indians In co-operation with the North Carolina Humanities Committee, Pembroke University produced the play by Arthur Kopit, Indians. Although reaction to the play was varied, hundreds had to be turned away due to seating space. There were also panel discussions during the week on Politics and the American Indian, Literature and the American Indian, Media and the American Indian, and Education and the American Indian. The School 15 UK The School 17 Indianhead Citations Mrs. Lewis has been a dedicated member of P.S.U. faculty for the past twelve years. She played a key role in developing and maintaining the College Opportunity Summer Program. Mrs. Lewis has been awarded the Distinguished Teachers Award of the Modern Language Association. Her ability to work with and relate to student problems provides a valuable asset to the school. 18 Citations Mrs. Lois Lewis Dr. Nadeau has been more than a faculty member at P.S.U., he is admired by the student body as well as his colleagues. Dr. Nadeau has been instrumental in providing athletic programs for student involvement. He is actively involved with local Junior and Senior High School athletic programs. For his outstanding work in this area, Dr. Nadeau was cited by the North Carolina High School Athletic Association. He has also been selected as an Outstanding Educator of America — Dr. Andre Nadeau Citations 19 On Our Own ft There is another way to escape dorm life, besides commuting; and that is to set up housing off-campus. Many Pembroke State University students (mostly males) prefer staying off campus, for many reasons. We visited with such a commune . David Corn, David Doorman, Doug Smith, Joe Grady, Rex Everhart, and Ronald Parsons live together in a house across town. On living off campus, David Corn says this: I love it! I gotta rent a room and I ought to be able to do as I please and not have any stupid restrictions on me, so I moved off campus. The house allows a little bit of variation besides four brick walls. We have a house fund that pays for the common expenses and if we want to buy something for the house it comes out of the house fund. We pay the same rent as dorm students, but we also have a kitchen, living room, and a recreation room. Isn ' t it crowded with six people? No, two to a room is not bad because we ' re not confined to our one room. Another thing is that the same bunch of guys have lived together for three years we kinda have our own little family. What about study hours? We respect eachother ' s studying and don ' t try to interfere. Joe Grady, David Doorman, and Rex Everhart, together voice a negative side to it though. They said that living off campus tended to separate you from the majority of students. They all agree that every student should live in the dorm at least once. But the general opinion of them all was: I love it! Got them Ol ' Commuter Blues Ughhh, is probably the first word uttered by a PSU commuter as he turns off his alarm clock which is set at six. He is up and gone by six-thirty ready to face the fog, rain, trucks, and the many other obstacles which may stand in his way. Commuting as viewed by students has its trials and tribulations. Approximately sixty-five percent are commuters. Many of them live within driving distance and so due to a variety of reasons they find it sensible or mandatory to commute. Debbie, as a commuting sophomore, expressed her view on the subject: Having lived on campus, I feel that commuting has more advantages than disad- vantages. Debbie feels that commuting is financially economical and she finds more available time to fulfill her necessary studies. Debbie enjoys the freedom that comes with commuting such as more dedication given to her family and hobbies. Robbie on the other hand, finds commuting boring and tiresome. He feels that the limitations set on him by his parents hinder him from the nocturnal activities that are of PSU. Robbie also misses the friends accompanying him in these activi- ties. But with aJI the apparent drawbacks, commuters still remain the majority of PSU students. 22 The School The School 23 Dorm Life 24 The School 1 The School 25 26 The School H The School 27 Lynn Clark, Jobie Wilkie, Darlene Core, Linda Locklear, Cynthia Brown, Dehaeva Drake, Gail Locklear, Debbie Godwin, An- niece Lynch, Teresa Oxendine Miss PSU Teresa Oxendine 28 The School JF A r n € 1 i i r 1 B ' ff c X ), 1 1 i i! 1 1 1 B On a cool November evening, nine excited students competed in a very special event. Only a few weeks before hand, they had been asked to be contestants by students in different campus organizations. After hours of competition, in the areas of Sportswear, Talent, and Evening Gown, the judges compared notes, and came to a decision. Miss Lynne Clark, sponsored by Pi Kappa Phi, was chosen Miss Congeniality, by the other con- testants. Third Runner-Up was Miss Deheava Drake, sponsored by the Black Student Organiza- tion. Second Runner-Up was Miss Linda Gail Locklear, sponsored by the Pi Kappa Alpha Little Sisters. First Runner-Up was Glenda Gail Locklear, sponsored by Kappa Delta. The crowd ' s tension mounted, as the Master of Ceremonies, Mike Ver- million prepared to announce Miss Pembroke State Universty 1975. The girl chosen to represent Pembroke State University in 1975 was Miss Teresa Oxendine, sponsored by the Student Gov- ernment Association. The School 29 w }0 The School Pembroke Players The Players finished their 74 season with a production of The Me Nobody Knows . The touching musical portrayed the lives of twelve ghetto-dwelling children. Their dreams, aspirations, joys and sorrows warmed the audience, already enjoying the many songs and dance numbers. The realization that the spoken dialogue was actually written by children of New York, and the rapport established between the cast and audience led to a heart-felt standing ovation. Much credit was given to director Don Dalton, whose staging of a musical with a large cast and much action came across well on the small Moore Hall stage. George Bernard Shaw ' s Pygmalion came to life as the second show of the season. Al Dunavan directed the classic, portraying the transformation of an ignorant girl into an acceptable London socialite. The School 31 Pembroke Players An innovative outdoor production opened the season for the Player s. Lawrence and Lee ' s The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail , with its earthy teachings of Henry Thoreau, was staged under the stars for two performances at Pembroke State University. The players then took the show on the road for five performances at area high schools. 32 The School 17 S67 ' The School 33 Doc Watson North Carolina Dance Theatre 34 The School Dick Gregory Preservation Hall Jazz Band The School 35 Rod McKuen 36 The School Preservation Hall Jazz Band The School 37 Greek Week 74 -«t n AU l fc HJ £ 5r ■ 38 The School t _ The School 39 Homecoming Queen 1975 Miss Carolyn Spaulding 40 The School I ' EMBROKE STATE | vn HOMECOMING n mm j lx The School 41 42 The School The School 43 Who ' s Who In American Colleges and Universiti es Christine Sides 46 Honoraries Sandra Hunt Mike Edwards William Juanita Sullivan Who ' s Who V Marie Waites m Linda Fay Johnson •■ ■ ' ■• ; W John Dawson Gilbert Vereen Honoraries 47 Danny Wilson Debbie Rich Who ' s Who Randy Stephenson Diane English 48 Honoraries Steve Barbee Who ' s Who Pamela Bullard Pam Simmons Lome Hargis Debbie Wiseman Harold Jacobs Honoraries 49 Who ' s Who Larry Bridgewater 3 k i ri ' J |r ] t ' ■ ■ Ellis Jones ■. jk . Sonya Lee Allen Iris McCartney T+4a ■ . a Michael Cafaro Henry Oxendine Kim Kwangsuk Who ' s Who Warren Baker Larry Revels Honoraries 51 James Sandra Culler Cheerleaders _ Sally Myatt, kathy Payne, Lynn Moss, Debbi Rich, Linda Locklear, Pam Huff 54 Sports Sports 55 Soccer first row: Larry Kelly, Mike Kelley, John Student, Bob Fowler, Ed Yeager, Lenny Plummer second row: Clay Sheppard, Mike Coward, Ron Holtsford, Eric Riccioppo, Rob Middleton, Val Trask, |oe Stanish third row: Coach Mike Olson, Mitch Covington, Ricky Ray, Danny Evans, David McDuffie, Doug Eller, Peter Saloupis, Tommy Williams, Randy Sullivan Mgr. Coach Olson ' s soccer team fared better than the 4-11-1 record indicates. Eric Ricioppo was named all-district, while team mates Tom Williams and Mike Kelly achieved honorable mention. Placing second in P.S.U. ' s first Open Soccer Tournament, Ricioppo, John Student, and Mike Kelly were named to the all-tournament team. The team also place third in the Annual Campbell College Classic. Off to a good start, injuries to starters Mitch Covington and John Student, combined with bad luck, hampered the Braves till the end of the season. 56 Sports Sports 57 ■ , ■ 1 m- ¥ - ' «E)E - Ifittt 3 1| iS 58 Sports m MW JFI ' ' Sports 59 front row: lohnny Hunt, Nelson Suitt, Terry Oxendine, co-captain Tim Hawkes, co-captain, Randy Ledford, Rick Rickman, Roger Graham, second row: Tommy Lowry, Steve Dodd, Danny Lucas, Lacy Pittman, David Rudd, Gary Webster, Herby Russ, back row: Coach Harold Ellen, Tommy Williams, Richard Strong, Fred Formichella, Jim Wilkins, Bill Hedgepth and Gary Reynolds. BASEBALL 60 Sports Ron Norman, All American Sports 61 62 Sports -., i i Sports 63 . . u ' -  I m k 1 64 Sports .s Sports 65 TENNIS Left to right: Doug Eller, Mark Boyles. Gary Spriggs, co aptain kirn kwang Suk, Frank Yandle, Rob Stewart. John Nicholson. Walter Lewallen. |oel Propst. Gary Carter. Co-captain Sonny Garner 66 Sports Golf left to right: Willis Nance, Co-captain Phil Woodruff, Co-Captain Steve Ficklin, Jeff Tedder, Greg Tedder, Tom Gardner Sports 67 Cross Country first row: Steve Carney, Jeff Cushing, Craig Callio, Marion Craddock, Gary Barnhardt Second row: Coach Ed Crain, Pete Gibson Eric Redding, George Aiken, Pat Newbill, Virgil Lowery, Ralph Stewart 68 Sporls Sports 69 Wrestling With the three NAIA Area 7 individual champions that returned from last year ' s team, Pembroke State University retained the reputation of a tough wrestling team. Larry Bridgewater, Rick Liss and Greg Frey were the returning champions. The Braves faced a formidable schedule by taking part in the State Championships, two dual meets with N.C. State, and matches with Southeastern and CIAA conference schools. For the first time in the school ' s history, the Braves defeated Appalachian State University The Braves Invitational Tournament was dominated by Pembroke State ' s winning in 6 of 10 weight classes. Senior Larry Bridgewater was named Most Outstanding Wrestler for the tournament. $ o o r r t a yWSM f ront row: Bobby Rayle. Rick Liss, David Miller, Larry Cobb. Malt Lynch. George McFadden, Timothy Dial, back row: Billy Starks, Win Huffman, Robert Hale, Steve LaPrad, Greg Frey, Larry Bridgewater, Mike Edwards 70 Sports 1974-75. . . NAIA Area 7 Champs NAIA All American . . . Steve LaPrad Area Champions . . . David Miller Steve LaPrad All District . . . Matt Lynch, David Miller, Larry Bridgewater, Steve LaPrad, Mike Edwards Sports 71 Sports 73 first row: Gary Barnhart, Pat Newbill, Ralph Stewart, Ed Bland, George Kissfih, Virgil Lowrey, Pete Gibson, Orlando Brooks, Eric Redding, Woody Doye second row: Tom Gray, Davis Enloe, left lohnson, Larry Martin, Larry McMillian, Craig Callio, Ricky lackson, Steve Carney, Sam Tomlin, left Fish, lames Lawson third row: Coach Ed Crain, lerry Standi, Marion Craddock, left Cushing, Jim Smith, Tom Neilson, Charles Shipman, George Akin, Dennis lones, Wayne Douthit, lohnny Wright TRACK This year, Pembroke ' s thinclads hope to make a top showing in district and national ranking. Teammate Jeff Cushing is All- American 1000-yard indoor champion while Jerry Stancil, Glen Doye, Dennis Jones Gray Barnhardt, Ricky Jackson, Marion Craddock, and Jim Smith are honorable mention All- American. PSU also has their first walker in Pete Gibson (mile-7:00). With 17 lettermen returning (including seven all district performers) and 16 newcomers, Coach Ed Crain is hoping again for the district title. 74 Sports ■ Sports 75 TRACK and FIELD ALL-AMERICANS National Champion 1000 Yd. Run Jeff Cushing 76 Sports Quarter-Mile Relay Team: Jerry Standi, Dennis Jones, Jim Smith, Woody Doye Two Mile-Relay: Jeff Cushing, Ricky Jackson, Marion Craddock, Cray Barnhardt Sports 77 J i i  v 78 Sports Sports 79 rd CO The initial game of the season for the Braves indicated that they were headed for their third consecutive Tip-Off Tournament Victory, posting a 66-47 victory over High Point College. In the Championship game, however, the Braves met defeat at the hands of Campbell College. The tournament was highlighted by the heroics of Tom Gardner and his 51 Points during the two-day affair. For his efforts he was selected as the tournament ' s Most Valuable Player. After two consecutive losses away from home, the Braves went on the war path winning 8 consecutive home games. After a disappointing loss to UNC-W, the Braves came back to post victories over Methodist and Atlantic Christian. Then tragedy struck as Pembroke fell to Campbell College for the second time in the season. This loss was particularly disheartening, as it gave the Braves little hope of a District title. P i V £ 4--A Front row: John Battle, co-captain Sonny Davis, co-captain Howard McLeod, Tom Gardner back row: Larry Nader, Toney Faulcon, Bobby Dole, Jim Griffith, Tony Dellinger 80 Sporls Sports 81 82 Sports Sports 83 84 Sports Basketball 86 Sports Women ' s Basketball Girl ' s basketball is rapidly growing. What once was referred to as a comedy of errors, has overnight reversed itself into a thrilling and action-packed forty minutes. With numerous rule changes that have been adopted, women ' s basketball is not far behind in the game once dominated by the men. The Lady Braves, after an initial year of frustration and failure, have come into the spotlight at Pembroke State University. Coach Ann Webb directed her team to an impressive record of seven wins and seven losses. The Lady Braves were led by Karen Culver, scoring an average of 17.0 points per game. Also sharing in the scoring honors was Sally Hall, averaging 10 points per game. The crowds have been treated with a different and new type action as was witnessed in the come from behind victory over arch rival UNC-W. With this type action, the crowds will surely grow in the future support of women ' s sports. front row: Sally Hall, Ann Bolton, Inez Wall, Dee Conn back row: Naomi Cooley, Teresa Allen, Sharon Bolton, Karen Culver, Rosemary Herring , _ Sports 87 Tennis The varsity tennis team had little action this past fall with only two scheduled matches. Rounding out their schedule, the girl ' s tennis team faces ten matches in the upcoming spring. Carol Taylor, Debbi Bailey, and Lynn Griggs, are returning starters from last season. Caron Chavis and Martha kivett, promise to make the upcoming season a most productive one. With additional members such as Bonnie Norris, Lane Gilmer, Dee Conn and Barbara Davis, the team will receive much needed depth. Caron Chavis. Martha Kivett, Carol Taylor, Lynn Griggs. Bonnie Norris. Debbie Bailey. Lane Gilmer 88 Sports 4-M flfrtr I I I I i 4. Sports 89 Volleyball Front — Dee Conn, Debbie Godwin, Susan McFayden, Teresa Allen, Debbie Ducharme, Back — Paulette Willets, Mary Jackson, Sylvia Hayes, Coach Ellen Bryan, Pam Poston, Norma Page, Inez Wall 90 Sports Pembroke State ' s women volleyball team showed a marked improvement over previous seasons. Posting a record of four wins and nine losses, the Lady Braves highlighted their season by placing third in the state volleyball tournament, B Division. To further top off the season, Inez Wall was selected as the first female Athletic of the Month during volleyball season. Sports 91 Intramurals p% ' . i% ' id i ' V W , ' 92 Sports M5 -.-  ■• ■ i , « i M ,.j o  ;  Sporls 93 94 Sports 7Tj ' -Q ginn k n WE B °fl ■ „... ' ■ r . ■ ' ' rr . ' ( r,, j Bj ■ -- ? f£ B Sports 95 IIKA Interfraternity Council Left to right: Dana Bixby, Lome Hargis, Mike Thomas, Kenny Chester. Gary Norris, Tommy Rachels, Bud Osborne. Bovd Williamson. Calvin Ramsey 98 Creeks Panhellenic Council Pat Musselwhite, Sylvia Hayes, Carolyn Rice, Kendyl Taylor, Vickie Wiggs Creeks 99 d CLQ.d Q 0) — + m 100 Creeks Greeks 101 si I u c o -x. E - c 5— WDg rd o — M)£ rt Q 5— ojd£ 102 Creeks Creeks 103 104 Greeks £-f a Cta5 5m Creeks 105 Jobie Wilkie 106 Cieeks 0£ 3 c-o Pi QOre l| 7t £ D = - II 3 a, 5; o ■3 ° ? 3:0 m tu ■ n 3- O Q_ ? - 03- 03 — Oj O ° i OJ o r n _, u 3 s S 3 7s CD 2.5 ' Wl Creeks 107 Pi Kappa Alpha Little Sisters 108 Creeks cu o ro 3 ag - 030 gC| 2 D n 03 ? 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Lome Hargis, Debbie Roy, Ken Core, James Oxendine, Danny Wilson, Debbie Rich, Mike Leal, lean Jacobs, Chico Carter, Lee Ann Brown Organizations 117 m — . . ■•  ™ 4 i Ji 1 K JKflMf V  Jl v W J ' V v ' ' Err i Bs! 1 118 Organizations Organizations 119 Singers and Swingers 120 Organizations Psychology Club John Britt, Sandra Weistein, Arlene Locklear, Vanessa Bryant, Denise Carr, Marilyn Dial, Steve McCorquodale Charles Hester, Meredith Wallace, Ann McCirt, Linda West, Wayne Bailey, Marie Waites — president, Sonny Davis Carolyn Coronado ' ' ' Organizations 121 Braves Club loe Slanish. lack Warner. David McDutfy. Greg Frey. Danny Evans, Steve LaPrad, Larry Bridgewater. Bob Fowler, loe Grady. Mike Edwards. Eric Ricioppo, Pam Posten. Lenny Plummer. Sally Hall, Paulette VVillettes. Ron Holts- lord, Inez Wall, Carol Yates. Susan McFayden. Sylvia Hayes Sky Diving Club Right to Lett: Watt Cargile. Don Dumas. Bruce Tanner. Mike Leal, lerome McDuttie. Mike ermillion 122 Organizations Methodist Student Union Dr. Krabill, Warren Taylor, Keith Ballard, George Aiken, |ohn Dawson, Pat Newbill, Ed McDonald, Rev. J. |uren. Baptist Student Union Back row: Gail Parker, Karen Sealey, Donny Edwards, Marca Brewington, Gaye Simmons, secretary; Steve Autry, Tim Thompson, Pete Thompson, middle row: Debra Moore, Youlander Thompson, Gene Parker, limmy ?ox, chaplain; Steve Barbee, president; Robin Boyette, Robin Gordon, seated: Darlene Fox, Cynthia Jones, Cindy Carter, Bonnie Brown, Dale Luther, vice-president; Kathi O ' Neal, center: Ellis Jones Organizations 123 Concert Choir Music Educators National Conference 1st row: Odena Woriax, Alice Garner, Harold Jacobs, Candy Adams, Christine Sides 2nd row: Tommy Johnson, lohn Martin Sanderson, E.C. Shaw, Scheila Britcher, Mary L. Jacobs, Dehaeva Drake, Fred Cameron 3rd row: Homer Cook, Randy Guthrie, Kelly Rogers, Eugene Beasley, Lynn Howard, Michael Smith, Chris Morgan, James Taylor 124 Organizations Band left to right 1st. row: George Walter, John M. Sanderson, Harold Jacobs, E.C. Shaw, James L. Taylor, Dr. Robert Romine 2nd row: Homer Cook, Kelly Rogers, Fred Cameron, Robert Cum- mings, Michael Smith, Dr. Harold C. Slagle Organizations 125 Alpha Psi Omega Don Dalton. Robin Alexander, Lee Shoab, Kim Rabun, James Culler, Charlene Culler. Mr. Al Dunavan 126 Organizations Business Fraternity lames O. Beard, Pres.; William R. Spade, Vice-Pres.; lohn R. Foley, Tres.; Cheryl Lima, Sec; Kila Lima, Dr. Karl Scheele, Ms. Gloria Sweet Organizations 127 Pembroke Players Top: Barry Shaprio, Fred loseph, Robin Alexander, lames Culler, Charlene Culler, Steve Miles, Marie Waites, Al Dunavan, Kim Rabun, Bottom: Dehaeva Drake, Lee Shoab, Bonnie Norris, Debbie Rich, Camille Capichilli, Gladys Brioso, Becky Rainer, Don Dalton, Julie Dunavan 128 Organizations Political Science Club Charles McDuffy, Sue Triffit, Ted Blount, Annette Abdalla, Barry Shapiro, Jerry Velia, Dr. Cho, Paul Payne, Dr. Gray, David Dorman, Bill Ryan, James P. Propst, Warren Baker Biology Club U Left to Right: Mr. Joseph McGirt, Teresa Miller, Sylvia Hayes, Bonnie Locklear, Barry Nixon, Bonnie Norris, Marvin Womble, John Wall Organizations 129 History Club Mike Leal, Donald Dumas, Annette Abdalla, Jerry Newton, Karen Smith, David Shelley, Mr. Jerome McDuffie, Danny Wilson 130 Organizations Home Economics Mary Abram, Libby Atkins, Pam Ballard, Blanche Brown, Ellen Davis, Fronda Catewood, Doris Autry Haywood, Susan Herring, Mary Holland, Bennie Sue Holloman, Debbie Horton, lane Lancaster, David Lasker, Gail Locklear, Ida Martin, Pam Nance, Brenda Rasmussen, Annette Rice, Debbie Roy, Susan Settlemeyre, Betty lane Singletary, Carol Singletary, Gail E. Thievagt, Martha Timms, Linda Thompson, Dahlia Wade, Louise B. Wood Organizations 131 r- Grip Chico Carter, Darrell Garner, Debbie Rich, Marie Waites, Sonny Davis, Matheda James, Jimmy Caulder. Student National Education Association Carol Seymour, Dr. Rhoda Collins, Advisor, Marie McFadyen, Gene Mason, Cindy Kinlaw. 132 Organizations Black Student Organization Thomas Cray, President; Dehaeva Drake, Treasurer; Charles A. McClellan, Gilbert L. Vereen, John Singletary, Terry Gilchrist, Earwin Baldwin, Charles L. Floyd, Vice-President; Wayne Douthit, Youlander Thompson, Larry Eugene McMillan, George Narh Kissaih, Ricky Otis Hughes Organizations 133 Pine Needle Jerry Lee Newton, Rob Middleton, Don Riddle, Paul Cargill, David Shelley — editor, Terry Myers — asst. editor 134 Organizations Spanish Club Walter Cargile, Eugene Agstad, Sybil Lowery, Margaret Gibson, Gregory Sanderson, Thomas Hannah, Mrs. Reba Lowery, Vicky Locklear, ]oAnne Lowery, Virginia Gibson, Regina Oxendine, Madius Sanderson, Gladys Brioso, Herbert Oxendine, James Chavis, Harrison Shannon, Thomas Abdalla, Charles McLellan Organizations 135 r- Business Club bottom row: Cheryl Lima. Gloria Sweet (Advisori. fames O. Beard. Jr., Dr. Karl Scheele (Advisor). William R. Spade, middle row : Kila Lima. Myron lohnson. Dan K7, John R. Foley, Kwang-suk Kim, Mike Vermillion. Robert VVilkins. top row: Charles Prevatte, Wayne Home, Ollie Bishop. Nelson Dial. Maddrey Hughes 136 Organizations American Indian Student Association Marilyn Locklear, Jo Ann Oxendine, Ramona Locklear, Anniece Lynch, Belinda Oxendine, Henry Oxendine, President- Larrv N. Revels, Vice-President; Kent Patrick, James Oxendine, Vinson Chavis Organizations 137 . ■ 89 Chancellor Dr. English E. Jones f tifiliifSI Berteen Prine Secretary to the Chancellor 140 Chancelloi Academic Affairs m • -. - : •-■ •-■I r  ••• ' . ' i . ' ' « ' • ' ? 4fBt ' • ' • - v ' ' -• .:•. ' •i i r • V- ■•. 1 Dr. William H. Dean Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs and Dean of Faculty ■ ' ?••-. £••• ' - ' J ' Academic Affairs 141 Student Affairs lames B. Chavis Dean of Student Affairs Charles R. Griffith Associate Dean and Director of Housing Faye Jones Associate Dean 142 Student Aiiairs Tommy D. Swett Assistant to the Chancellor, Director of Alumni Affairs Terry R. Hutchins Director of Institutional Research Gene Warren Director of Public Information William S. Mason, Jr. Business Manager Administration 143 Dr. Norma J. Thompson Dean of Admissions and Registration John L. Carter Director of Special Projects Billy Deese University Engineer Walter Oxendine Development Officer Jason Lowry Director of Admissions 144 Administration loyce A. Cox Registrar Julian Ransom Purchasing Agent William S. Chestnut University Accountant Esther D. Maynor Financial Aid Officer Administration 145 Secretaries ' Back. Left to Right - Kate Locklear, Patricia C. Lambert, Patricia Hunt. Front, Left to Right - Lois Jacobs, Toni McAleer. Left to Right - Barbara Locklear. Kat Back, Left to Right - Paulette Dial, Judv Fox. Christine Locklear, Front, Lett to Right-Fave Hodge. Ruby Neill Smith, Cammie Alford. 146 Administrate Seated - Halene Lloyd. Standing, Left to Right - Brenda Lowry, Ruth Tidwell, Janette Locklear. Seated - Shirley N. Rodgers, Nancy Cummings. Standing, Left to Right - Carol Paul, Brenda M. Jacobs, Mary Hendrix. Eliza lane Dial Administration 147 Campus Police 148 Administration Infirmary Lessie McBryde vian Locklear 1 Dorm Supervisors Linda Chavis Erike DeHollan Administration 149 SPECIAL SERVICES Special Services; Mrs. Pattie L. Brayboy. Miss Freida Oxendine. Miss Georgia Carol Chavis, Gilbert Coolev Media Center Media Center; Warren Love, Rosa Sampson, Dr. Bloodsworth 150 Administration Library L.M. Raisig, Juanita Locklear, Avery Butters, Billie Evans, Walter S. Musgrove J Nermie Bullard, Bonita Chavis, Carolyn Blackburn Student Center Julia Howell, Vanessa Bryant, Milllcent Bryant, Lee Neville, Reggie Strickland, Millie Jacobs, Zoe Ann Woodell Administration 151 - Faculty 152 Faculty Adolph L. Dial Dr. David McLean Home Economics Annie M. Elam, Head David K. Eliades Robert E. Kershaw, Jr. American Indian Studies Dr. Robert K. Custafson Dorothy Ann Urban Faculty 153 m L 1 4 ■ i : I tai 1 § I 1 Lacey E. Cane Dr. Edwin W. Crain Ellen |ane Bryant Health, Physical Education and Recreation 154 fatuity Sociology and Geography Dr. Clemens Bartollas Dr. Frank S. Pokrass Elizabeth Kuo Dr. John Rimberg, Head Jessie M. Bey Valera Bissett Dr. David McLean Faculty 155 Psychology Dennis O ' Brien EL ta fcld - M i  if- lames F. Hubbard Paul VV. Killian Dr. Barry Childers Ra on Beatty 156 Faculty Business Administration Albert ). Pejack, Jr. Robert D. Maynor Dr. Karl A. Scheele, Head Gloria Sweet George T. Amnions Annie Hazel Coates Magnolia O. Griffith Faculty 157 0 c • an J3 U CI) Andrew Ransom Dr. Harold Teague fc Ife m L- Dr. John VVallingford, Head Gerald Borland 158 Faculty Joseph McCirt Linda Oxendine Dr. Fred Beckerdite, Jr Faculty 159 Education 160 Facull. Dr. Janie Silver Dr. Ruth Nixon Faculty 161 Bertha Matthews c o ' 5fc 33 c i V 1 L |EZAD ' C 5 O Dr. Robert K. Gustafson, Head • Hi Q. B Bv ■ , A • . I. Ruth Martin Dr. Albert Studdard 162 Family Political Science Dr. Chang H.Cho, Head Dr. Gibson H. Gray Dr. Min-chuan Ku Marc A. Triebwasser Barry Shapiro L Economics Victor Wolf Faculty 163 Communicative Arts Dr. Raymond I. Rundus, Head - r i Dr. Robert W. Reising Donald Blair Dalton losef L. Mandel George W. Polhemus Reba M. Loury Dr. Richard H. Baum Norman Macleod 164 Faculty - J Lois B. Lewis lames S. Farmer Marjorie L. Farmer Ann F.Wells Rudy D. Williams Grace E. Gibson Richard Vela Albert D. Dunavan Facully 165 Music Dr. Harold C. Slagle, Head Elma L. Ransom 166 Faculty Dr. John Chay, Head r WgpF 4j ;. V Loren L. Butler, II Adolph Dial History William R. Bullard ' T -£V.. Dr. Paul K. Freiwirth David K. Eliades Jeffrey A. Mirus Academics 167 Robert E. Kershaw, |r. Tom S. Speck 168 Faculty Dr. James R. Krabill, Head Dr. Robert Ceist GsZ Mathematics Gilbert L. Sampson Dr. Charles D.Bass v Dr. Frank Hall Dr. David L. Cozart Facully 169 1 Class Officers Senior Class: Vice President — Ron Holtsford, President — Mike Edwards lunmr Class: lulian Mcintosh Vice-President, President — Pam Simmons 172 Cla Sophomore Class; Gil Lindsay — Treasurer, Mike Leal — President, Debbie Smith — Secretar Freshman Class; Ken Core — President, Rhonda Godwin — Vice President, Pam Hunt — Treasurer, Debbie Roy — Secretary Classes 173 - Robin Rov Alexander Sonja Lee Allen Sandra Amelia Allen James Joseph Allen ' P ' h Roger Allen Ammons Kirby Carnell Ammons Judith Joseph Andrews Katherine Boothe Andrews Eugene Edward Angstadt 174 Seniors Elizabeth Anne Atkins Donna D. Atkinson Steven McDonald Autry Mary Susan Bageant Thomas Warren Baker Angie Porter Baker Pamella Anne Ballard l as m Keith Wayne Ballard Steven Thomas Barbee Saundra Jean Barnes Connie Browning Bailey 5rian Wayne Beasmore LeCrande Guerry Beatson Seniors 175 MTstm Tommy Ray Belch Ifkl Deborah Denise Blue Jimrm Blue Robert Lee Bishop Susan Rene ' Bovette Jeannie Jo Bel ♦ -■ . ' Marx Madden Black Gloria jean Branch Mary C. Brewer Larry Allen Bridgewater John I. Britt Debbie Rhyne Brilt Susan L. Butler Rodney Carris Boyette Terrie Ann Bullard Fred Ernest Cameron 4 Robert Patrick Campbell Patricia Norris Cannon Robert Leon Carroll Iris Loura Carter Walter James Cargile Carolyn Caronado Robert Alan Cassevah Paul Cedillo Seniors 177 Jonathan Randolph Chabot Barbara Ann Chavis Lawerence Prince Chavis Linda Faye Chavis Eltreda Chavis Herman Chavis Jackie Carlos Christie Betty Denise Coleman Helen M. Collins Michael T. Collins Martha Flovd Collins Michael H. Cook Frederick Louis Copeland David Harold Corn 178 Seniors Barbara Freeman Cox Joyce Lynn Culbreth William Sessoms Culbreth Jr. Charlene Peck Culler James David Culler Dorothy Cummings Kathy Dae Cummings Jeffrey D. Cushing Joyce Ann Cutler William McKinley Daffron Mary Elizabeth Davis Phillip Mitchell Davis Eva Davenport I Earl Lee Davis Jr. James Harold Davvkins Jr. Seniors 179 I John Hammie Dawson Rogena Clark Deese MM Patrick D. DeFeis James E. DeVane m Fannie Sue Dial Winnie Marie Dial Nelson L Dial Nancy Ann Doby Gerald Peter Domenick 180 Seniors David Paul Dorman Leland Arthur DuBois III Brenda Greene Edwards ■ m Michael Brockton Edwards Daniel Robert Elkins Douglas Franklin Eller David Johnson Elliot Richard Lutfman Elmore Elizabeth Sundy England Sharon Dianne English Martha AnnEnzor iii Rex Maylon Everhart x V i« • ' «  «k a . T IS 8 Oscar Frank Everitte Jr. John Lennard Evers Frederick J. Floyd Charles Leslie Floyd John Randall Foley Mary Ellen Freeman Cynthia Sue Clock Seniors 181 Billie Jean Gibson Margaret Louise Gibson Deborah Lee Godwin Joseph Grady Jr. Jill H. Graham Cynthia Darlene Graham Reginald Clark Griffin Howard Rexford Hall Vickie Lynn Hammond Cathy Hammonds m Thomas Neil Hannah Maude Etheridge Hardee U ' I Lome Thomas Hargis Jr. 182 Seniors Horace Harris Nancy Carolyn Harris Anna Lee Hayes Sylvia Diann Hayes Susan Christine Herring Evelyn B. Hester Charles Madison Hester Van Owen Hester v Bennie Sue Holloman Billie Ruth Hickman Patricia Rouse Hill Audrey Roger Holcomb, Jr. Katie Ruth Holloway Ronald R. Holtsford Mildred Milham Hudson Seniors 183 Pamela Jo Hudson «-  . Paul Carson Huggins Dixie Theresa Hunt Joy Ann Hunt c Sandra Bonita Hunt Clenda Ann Jarrell Janie Kay Hunter Sally Ivey James William Jacobs WW ■ Thomas Andrew Jernigan LaZora Vidrene Johnson 18-4 Senior Ellis Baggett Jones Karen W. Jernigan Phillip Van Jones Linda Faye Johnson Charlie Earl Jovner Jr. Robert Anthony Kiger Kim Kwangsuk « t Flora Jeanette Kinlaw Sallie Jane Lancaster Freddie Arnold Lawson Betty Barber Lee Thomas Lee Lewis Jr. Bart Regan Lewis Jean Taylor Lipps Arlene Locklear Seniors 185 Arlene Locklear Arlene Dayle Locklear Cheryl Ransom Locklear Connie Locklear ( fc j W Curt Locklear Jr. Delia O. Locklear Eddie Lee Locklear Clenda Gail Locklear Heidi Locklear Mitchell Wayne Locklear ' r 1 1 9 Paul Locklear )r. PP W Peggy Neil Locklear 186 Seniors i w Rhonda Iris Locklear Ronald Craig Locklear Rudy Locklear Wanda Locklear Libbie Sue Lowery Rebecca Ann Lowery Rose Marie Lowry |immy Larue Lupo ♦ Candace E. Lynch Margaret P. Smith David Charles Marks Joyce Mae Mason I Betty Graham Martin Ashford Evans Matthews Larry Ray McElreath Teresa Patrick Meacham Seniors 187 ' «2 Cordan Christopher Morgan Juanita Mishoe . - i Ann Marie Murray Tim Myrick • Iris Yvonne McCartney Barbara Cade McCool Walter Lennon McCormick Janice Cheryl McEachin Marie P. McFayden 188 Seniors Raymond J. McCill Barbara H. Mclnnis Judy Lynn Mclntyre Suzanne A. McKeown Howard Elliott McLeod Michael Evans McMinis Michael Glenn McMullen It, Gary Steve McNeill Davis McRae Jerry Lee Newton Barry Lynn Nixon Jerry Dixon Nye Jr. Mary L. Odom Myrtle Rose Oliver _ Judy C. Ormsby Fannie Carol Oxendine Henry Ward Oxendine Emilio Pagan Seniors 189 Barbara Vernon Page Janette J. Palmer Deborrah Leigh Parker Rudy Dean Paul Kathy S. Payne X , -- i -t am Harry Eugene Peele Donald T. Phillips f J Paul Charles Payne Emma K. Parker David Alan Peace James Larry Pittman Leonard Bennett Plummer Patricia Susan Poche ' Pamela Denise Poston Charles Currence Prevatte William Jeffrey Rovero 190 Seniors Linda Sue Reckerd Pat A. Redmond Clinda Revels Joyce D. Revels William Nathan Rhyne Deborah Kaye Rich Thelma Ann Robbins • Iva Rose Rountree Norman Woodward Sampson Ursula Kaye Sampson Seniors 191 Rose Marie Sanderson Rhonda Gail Sanford Janet Lee Schob Norene Sealey Sara Elizabeth Sellers James Howard Sessoms Susan Ellen Settlemyre David Bryan Shelly John Vernon Shields, Jr. Christine Elizabeth Sides Cindy Mary Simetich Carol M. Singletary Linda T. Skipper 192 Seniors Robert Paul Smyntek William R. Spade k Carolyn Ann Spaulding Debra Lynne Spivey Nathaniel Randy Stephenson ]ean Hall Stone Janice Strickland Tommy Edward Strickland John Michael Student Nelson Thomas Suitt Jr. Seniors 19} Juanita Pittman Sullivan William Randolph Sullivan Bruce Earl Tanner Cathy Patrice Teague Barbara Rowena Tarlton Timothy Vernon Thompson Patricia Joy Thrower Pamela Tart Wanda Ward Todd Mary Ann Tusai Michael Thomas 194 Seniors Doris Jean Thompson Linda Sue Thompson James B. Tilley Gilbert Levern Vereen Michael Jay Vermillion Dahlia Rosemary Wade Edna Marie Waites Beverly Ann Wallace V ■ ?• Mitchell Grant Walters Norma Walters Jerry Lane Walters James Howard Walters Jack Russell Warner Seniors 195 Thomas D. Warren Teresa Ann Wilkins Kelly David West Linda Marie West Marilyn Rose Wilcox Edward Martin Will iford Deborah Lee Wiseman f?) t Aubert Blake Warwick Beverly Brackston Watkins Gary Thomas Webster Robert L. Wilkins Joy Carol Wrench 196 Seniors A ; 3K 1 4 Candace Aulry Adams Daniel Jefferson Allen lacklyn Ruth Allen Victoria Norris Allgood lames Olan Altman Jr. Claudia A. Anderson Carmen Dasey Arroyo Cathy R. Atkinson James J. Autry Eugene Thomas Beasly O es © Wk i Deborah Elaine Blackburn Steve Theadore Blunt Walter Kenneth Bostick Brenda Joyce Bntt Frankie Brooks Rebecca Lee Bryan Donald Edward Bryson David Burchfield Samuel Richard Burney Carol McRae Butler 1 % Denise Renee Butler Mk hael Anthony Cafaro Wesley Theron Caines Martha Lee Cameron Paul Cargil 198 juniors John Lewis Carter III Lettie Lynn Clark A m Connie Chavi: Francine Chavis lane Chavis Carl Clark Marco Wynn Clark Vicky L. Cogollo Craig Collins Naomi G. Cooley I Rudolph K. Coronado Carolyn Sue Cottle Robert David Coughlin Sonja Ree Cowan Nancy Elizabeth Currie Naomi Elaine Daggs Kay Beth Dasko ' U .4f Carolyn Sue Davis Ellen A. Davis Pam Derensis . ' ' ' Alan C. Dial Wayne C. Douthit Helen T. Drake Donald Davis Dumas Richard Danny Evans luniors 199 William A. Evans p eggy Fox Frahm Greg Alan Frey loan B. Frye Richard Edward Cadolis Alice Marie Garner Darrell Thomas Garner Nancy Campbell Garner Cynthia Ann Goins lean Stanley Goins ( : ' TV. • Ginger Sayle Gore Thomas Edward Gray Mary A. Green Margaret ). Greene Charles E. Guiton V Joseph Randall Guthrie Odessa Hall Pamela Hammonds Margaret Anne Harris Shannon Harrison T V Timothy Augustus Hawkes Doris Autry Haywood James Benton Henderson, Vickie Carol Hill Joseph Scott Hinkle Jr. 200 Juniors ?- s.. . 1st ij lames Corbitl Howard Marilyn Faye Hunl Mary Beth Hunt William Lane Hudson |r. Pamela Marie Hut lohn Marion Ingram Daniel Michael Ivy Karen Gail lackson Robert Charles lackson Harold Dean lacobs t Wanda Jacobs Francis Beth Johnson Myron Douglas Johnson Perry Martin Johnson Susie L. Johnson  ■ ° Sherryl Lynn Joiner Candy J. Jones Phyllis Donna Jones Debbie Jeane Kennedy Cynthia White Kinlav Gregory Jay Kivett Susan Lamb David Lynn Lawrence Marilyn Sherrill Layton Dennis Paul Lee Juniors 201 Calhy Locklear Deloris Ann Locklear James Anthony Locklear Rosa Bell Locklear Conrad Ernest Lopes Bobby Sue Lovin (an M. Lowery Sandra Lowery Ernie Lowry v ' Terilla Lowry Tulula Locklear Lowry Vickie Hill Luck Janice Marie Luquer Matthew Lynch Charles Andrew McClellan Cheryl McCormick Robert Allen MtOow Annie Ruth McCirt Mary Elizabeth McKenzie Douglas Ronald McLeod 202 juniors Larry Eugene McMillan Priscil la Malloy Ida Martin Edward Franklin Melvin Emily )ean Miller Lorraine Miller Teresa L. Miller Adair Robertson Moody Doris Evelyn Moore Martha |ane Moore k.C-1 Patrick Stewart Newbill Tom Nielsen Bonnie Ruth Norris Toni R. Norris Theresa Ann Nuckles m Carol S. Oxendine lames A. Oxendine Norma )ean Page Margareh Lewis Parrish Rickie Curtis Parrish ■■■■■HI Alec Kent Patrick Bertha Ann Pighet lames Perry Propst Richard Lloyd Ray Rebecca Trader Raynor luniors 203 limmy Lee Reese Helen Fay Revels Lara tlson Revels Terry Reynolds Annette Louise Rice V- ' V Reece Carolyn Rice Roberta Sue Rice Martin L le Rickman Terri Lee Riggs Cheryl Jeanne Rogers Allan V. Royal Ashley Hudson Royal i M% Vicky Lynette Russell ka Robinson Royal W ' illard David Rudd. )r. Michael lames Rush Ernest Wayne Sampson Karen Gail Sampson Nancy Lynn Scarboro - : K. ■ rX Karen Elaine Sedberry Peggy Elaine Sellers Henry Clay Shepherd. Jr. Pamela Blair Simmons Betty |. Singletary 204 luniors Lillian G. Singletary Arthur Jackson Spillers Candy Carol Stanley P e ggy Hardie Stanley Robert William Stewart ( Darlene Grace Streater Carol Jackson Swayne Mary S. Taft Edward L. Tatum Sylvia Taylor Warren Douglas Taylor Nancy McRae Thompson Martha Timms Sylvia J. Turner Margaret McRae Wall Sherry L. Wallace Mary Claire Weaver Vicki Gil Wiggs Adelia K. Williams Faye Greene Williams lohnnie R. Williams Palricia Lee Williams Ruby Paullette Willetts Thomas James Williams juniors 205 X i ' §5r -4 tia Boyd Cirroll Williamson ickie G. Williamson Marilyn Worley Odena L. Worriax Samuel Wynn • v ' V(«, Tony Zaremski 206 luniors Thomas Louis Abdalla lames Anthony Anderson Mary Ann Austin Pamela Baker Debrah A. Barbour Eva Jean Canady John Boyce Canady Dennis Lee Carr Sabrina I. Caulder Willie Mae Caulder a « Caron F. Chavis Jennifer Chavis Roy Dean Chavis Nancy Elizabeth Cobb Dwight Wilbur Cooper, )r Sophomores 207 Mitch Covington Millicent Jean Craddock Sandra Carol Davis Dehaeva Marie Drake Debby Ducharme lames D. Edwards 1 Darlene Davis Robert W. Dole, |r. Meloni Ellerbe Willie P. Emanuel. Jr. Geoffrey Paul Fish Janet Diane Fisher Michael Edward Flowers Ava Joy Frye Nettie Wallace Futterer Thomas C. Gardner Fronda Sue Catewood Mary Ruth Gibson (esse Lee Goodwin Thelma Black Greene Jan Marie Gillis l M Debra )une Godwin Sally L.Hall William Presslv Hall Anita Hammond 208 Sophomores Bobby Hammonds Berkley Goal Hardee, |r. Albert L. Harding Becky M. Hatcher Barbara Ann Hickman Deborah Carolyn Horton Thomas Alan Huggins Carol Elaine Hughes Glenda Hope Ingram Shelia Ann Jacobs Larry Earl Johns Tommy Hugh Johnson Patricia K. Jones William John Joseph Glenn Joyner Kenneth Ray Kennedy Flossie M. Kennon ' Dennis B. Knox Edith G. Lamonds H. Morell LaRue Michael Grant Laughlin Sophomores 209 X X Michael John Leal Walter Frankie Leach Audrey Elaine Lee Rhonda Britt Leggett Gilbert Lewis Lindsay, Jr. V ' ' Laura Lynn Lindsay Audrey lean Locklear James Ree Locklear leann Locklear loan Carol Locklear Joanne Denise Locklear |udy Locklear Linda Gail Locklear ;ina Locklear Theresa Lynn Locklear I Susan Kay Long June L. Lowry Eric Dale Luther Thomas Charles Martin Leon Maynor Vicky Lynne Maynor Melvin McAllister, Jr. Becky Lou McCirt Thomas Neill McMillan Arthur Aaron Melvin. Jr. 2 10 Sophomores ' Lynn Moss Youlander Parker ■ V v Vid Itihn Robert Uiddleton |r. Amalia P. Minis Vera Molnar Barbara Rulh Mudd Sally Scarboro Myatt Debora Kaye Pate Rosa Davis Pearson td-ti S Larry Nader L Matthew Odum Belinda C. Oxendine Brenda F. Oxendine loanne Oxendine Sadie Evelyn Moore Vicki Rae Morton Barbara S. Odum jafl Gail Parker 4 Jane Powell Betty Ingram Poythress Herbert Martin Rainer Jr. Charles Edward Raynor )r. Arthur Randy Reese loan C. Revels William T. Rhodes Sophomores 211 Donald Michael Riddle Joseph Russell Rivenbark Robert Thomas Rochels Michael Louis Roshelii ■v,- . N Herbv Lvnn Russ Thomas Bennett Salak John Martin Sanderson Carmen Lou Scarboro Kathryn Schwan i -x Edward Clare Curtis Randv Simmons Randv Lee Sink Debra Carol Smith Cecelia Richardson Steed Teresa Ann Stone Anita Strickland Gwendolyn Strickland Rose Aiden Strickland Sara Kendyl Taylor Voulander D. Thompson lames Buchanan Tilley Charles James Townsend Val Trask Felicia Wilkins Turner -12 Sophomores Inez Liles Wall Linda Yvonne West James Wilkins Viole! R. Wilkins Sharon Elaine Wilson David Franklin Yandle Sophomores 213 5 I LU fe Evelyn lean Abbott Doris Elaine Ackerman George Mike Aiken Teresa Jean Allen Clenda Darlene Arnette A . i 3 , Nancy Elizabeth Arp |immv Martin Autry Charlene Faye Averitt Patricia Ann Baker Virtie Blanton Baldwin Cray Anthony Barnhardt Wendy Ann Barton Deborah Susan Susan Anita Bird Ed F. Bland Sharon Leigh Bolton Catherine Ann Branch Marca Loy Brewington Gladys Beatriz Brioso Anthony Wayne Britt --.} c, Carry Mitchell Britt Karen Medena Brookshire Sharon kay Bryan Sandra Alice Bryant Carolyn Bullard 214 Freshn r © i y Donna Lynne Bullard Daren Louise Burnette Leroy William Campbell Camellia Eve Capucille Robert L. Carpenter |r. Katherine lune Carrowon Cynthia Dale Carter ■ Bridgette Chavis Deborah Chavis Gail L. Chavis Teresa A. Chavis Donna Denise Coleman Sylvia Collins Darlene Core Kenneth Wayne Core James L. Coxe Linda Coxe pfe, . J L I Cornelia Cummings Kathy Cummings Barbara Ann Davis v- Andrew Dial Homer C. Cook Betty Cummings Porshia Dial Freshmen 215 Ste en Douglas Dodd Rustv Dunca Terri Farrell Toney Rial Fauleon Linda Freeman Karen Fulk John Bradley Garrard Debra lane Ceddie Michael Gibson Thomas Gibson - =• 4 V Rhonda Godwin Sharon Kay Godwin Jimmy Roger Graham i :-X m A- ' k i rj l LeRoy Henderson Jim Griffith Joan Byrd Grimes Kenneth L. Grubbs Robert Marshall Hale Ellen G. Halliburton Doris Hamilton Corliss Manning Hayes ; -V Ad|inona Hill Flora Denise Holder Denise Lee Home Deborah Cave Howell 216 Freshmen Eric Hunt -V 11 Jacqueline Hunt Jimmy Hunt Linda Hunt Pamela Hunt Robert Hunt Shelia Hunt Judith Jackson Mary Jackson Ricky Jackson Barbara Ann Jacobs Mary Jacobs Cynthia Avis Jacobs Kenneth James h Hi Andrew Leggett Sylvia lones Freddie George loseph Beverly D. Kelly lulie Margaret Kerr Martha Frances Kivett Edna Rose Lancaster I 1 V V Walter Ervin Lewallen Raymond Ricky Lim Teresa H. Livingston Anthony Locklear Freshmen 217 X „ HT Dale Locklear Gary Locklear lames Randv Locklear Judith V. Locklear Cathv Locklear Pat Locklear Velica Locklear •vrmmL r- 1 Vicki Locklear Pam Yvonne Long Joan Lowery Karen Lowry Mitchell Lou r Basil Eric Maynor 1 V Sharon McCall Sybil Lowry .reil Li.«r Daniel a ne Lucas r lohn David McDutfie Allen Wayne McCirt icki Lynn Mclntvre Madiros McMillan Rowland Cus McNair War) Carol McPhatter XI C ST . Joseph Edward Miller 218 Freshmen Del in da Moore - . a ... Alice S. Osbourne Susan M. Peele Joel Propst o )oel R. Moore Diana Nelson Jo Oxendine Regina Oxendine Richard M. Parker Karen Ann Phillips Gary Lee Pitts Linda Marie Poche ' Cathy Rawley Eric Raymond Redding Susan Carol Revels Knbcrl I r-c Or Dcbra Sue I ' ale ludy Powell Linda Revels 32 P ,_ j Ricky Revels lenny Lind Rowe Debbie Roy Peter Theodore Saloupis Delvin Dale Sampson Freshmen 219 % Marvin Gregory Sanderson Evan S. Sealey Karen Sealey Anna E.Shivar . ! Ralph Kenton Stewart William Danny Schwartz Larry Don Simmons Jackie Wayne Scott Gary Spriggs Butch Sweat Janice Elaine Taylor Mar Anna Teal James Robert Thompson Wendy Gail Tolbert Thomas Tuck Cindy Lee Vann Carolyn E. Wagner Flora Frances Waiters lames Ernest White. Jr. Willie Viae Wilkins Andrea Lynne Willoughby Paul Mitchell Willoughby Minnie Darlene Warren J 220 Freshmen m A, N i Priscilla Hope Wise Zoe Ann Woodell |ohn Mark Wright Pam Wright Freshmen 221 Senior Directory Alexander, Robin R.; Spring Lake; B.A. His- tory, Dramatic Literature and Performance, Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity, Pembroke Players, Alpha Psi Omega, Indianhead ' 74, Phi Epsilon Chi, S.C.A., 174. Allen, lames Joseph; Dunn; B.A. Art, Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity, Concert Choir, Singers and Swingers, Baptist Student Union, 174 Allen, Sandra Amelia; Rockingham; Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority, Concert Choir, Year- book, Band, Intramurals, Volley Ball, Soccer, Campus Recreation Committee, 174 Allen, Sandra Amelia; Lumberton; B.A. Soci- ology, S.C.A., American Indian Association, 174 Andrews, ludith Joseph; Laurinburg; B.S. Business Education, 174 Andrews, Katherine Boothe; Durham; 174. Ammons, Kirby Carnell; Lumberton, 174. Ammons, Roger Allen; Wagram; B.S. Physi- cal Education, 174 Augstadt, Eugene Edward; Raeford; B.A. Sociology, Vet Club, 174. Atkinson, Donna D.; Lumberton; Yearbook, SEA, Newman Club, Intramurals, 174. Atkins, Elizabeth Anne; Fairmont; B.S. Home Ec, Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority, May Day Queen, Home Ec. Club, Pembroke Players, Panhellenic Council, Chairman of Public Relations, 174. Autry, Steven McDonald; Hope Mills; B.S. Biology, Baptist Student Union, Sophomore Senator, 174 Bageunt, Mary Sue; Fayetteville; B.S. Math Education (4-9), Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority, Treasurer, Math Club, Intramural Volley Ball, Pembroke Players. 175 Bailey, Connie Browning; Lumberton; B.S. K-3 Education. 175 Baker, Angie Porter; Wade; B.A. Sociology. 175 Baker, Thomas Warren; Lexington; B.A. Po- litical Science, TKE Fraternity, Who ' s Who, Student Government, Assistant Editor of Yearbook, Vice Pres. Soph. Class, Vice Pres. |r. Class. 175 Ballance, lames Edward; Red Springs; B.S. Biology. 175 Ballard, Keith Wayne; Hamlet; B.A. Circle K, MSU, Pembroke Players, 175 Ballard, Pamella Ann; Fayetteville, B.S. Home Economics, 175 Barbee, Steven Thomas; Fayetteville, B.A. Political Science, Baptist Student Union, Po- litical Science Club, Golf Team, 175 Barnes, Saundra lean, Maxton, N.C. 175 Beard, |r. lames O. Fayetteville; B.S. Busi- ness, Business Fraternity, Young Repub- lican ' s Club 175 Beasmore, Brian Wayne, Marion, Iowa, BS History, Beatson, |r. LeGrande Guerry, Virginia Beach, Va. 175 Belch, Tommy Ray, St. Pauls, Physical Educa- tion, B.S. 176 Bell, leannie |o, Pembroke, Marshall, Who ' s Who, Soph Treasurer, Kappa Delta Sorority. 176 Bishop, Robert Lee, Fayetteville, 176 Black, Mary Madden, Fayetteville, 176 Blue, Deborah Denise, Rockingham, B.A. Sociology, 176 Blue, limmy, Pembroke, Chemistry, B.A. Spanish Club, American Indian Student As- sociation. 176 Boyette, Susan Rene, Rockingham, B.S. Ele- mentary Education, NCEA, 176 Branch, Gloria lean, B.S. Home Economics, Home Ec Club, Orrum, 176 Brewer, Mary C. Pembroke, B.S. Elementary Education, 176 Bridgewater, Larry Allen, B.S. Physical Edu- cation, Waterford, Mich. Braves Club, Who ' s Who, Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity, Wres- tling, 176 Britt, lohn I. Lumberton, B.S. Psychology 176 Britt, Debbie Rhyne, Lumberton, B.S. Ele- mentary Education. 176 Boyette, Rodney Garris, Rockingham, 177 Butler, Susan L. Bladenboro, B.S. Sociology, 177 Cameron, Fred Ernest, Laurinburg, B.S. Music Education, Phi Mu Alpha, Psi Omega Psi, MENC, NEA, Band, NAFCI, NADMA, 177 Campbell, Robert Patrick, Rockingham, B.A. Business Administration, Business Club, 177 Cannon, Patricia Norris, Hope Mills 177 Cargile, Walter lames, Colon Republic de Panama, B.A. Spanish, Psychology, 177 Carroll, Robert Leon, Greensboro 177 Cassevah, Robert Alan, Swansboro, B.S. His- tory, Pi Kappa Alpha 177 Cadillo, Paul, Carthage, Spanish Club 177 Chabot, lonathan Randolph, Fayetteville; B.A. Business Administration 178 Chavis, Barbara Ann, Shannon; B.S. English 178 Chavis, Elfreda, Pembroke; B.S. Sociology, 178 Chavis, Herman, Shannon; B.A. Math His- tory Dean ' s List, Phi Epsilon Chi. 178 Chavis, Lawrence Prince, Lumberton; B.A. Business Administration 178 Chavis, Linda Faye, Maxton; B.S. Home Eco- nomics, Home Ecnomics Club 178 Christe, lackie Carlos, Salisbury; B.S. Physi- cal Education, Wrestling, Alpha Tau Omega, 178 Coleman, Betty Denise, Tabor City; B.S. Ele- mentary Education, ACEI 178 Collins, Helen M. Red Springs; 178 Collins, Martha Floyd, Chadbourn; 178 Collins, Michael T. Fayetteville; 178 Cook, Michael H. Lumberton; 178 Copeland, Frederick Louis, Pittsburgh, PA; B.S. Sociology 178 Corn, David Harold, Butner; B.S. Sociology 178 Coronado, Carolyn, Pembroke; 178 Cox, Barbara Freeman, Lumberton; B.S. So- ciology, 178 Cribb, Larry O ' Neil, Tabor City; B.S. Elemen- tary Education, Circle K, NCEA, ACEA, MSM, |OY, 178 Culbreth, |r. William Sessoms, Fayetteville; B.S. Sociology Culler, Charlene Pech, Pembroke; B.S. Music Education, Alpha Omega, Alpha Psi Amega, Swingers Singers, 179 Culler, lames David, High Point; Alpha Psi Omega, Pembroke Players, Who ' s Who 179 Cummings, Dorothy, Pembroke; B.S. English Education, 179 Cummings, Kathy Dae, Pembroke; 179 Cushing, leffrey, Rockville, MD; 179 Cutler, loyce Ann, Tar Heel; B.S. Elementary Education, ACEI, Dean ' s List 179 Daffron, William McKinley, Fayetteville; B.S. Sociology 179 Davenport, Eva, Pembroke; B.S. Physical Ed- ucation 179 Davis, Mary Elizabeth, Pembroke; B.S. Ele- mentary Education 179 Davis, Earl Lee |r. Rockingham; B.A. Psychol- ogy, Basketball, Who ' s Who, Jr. Class Pres. Tau Kappa Epsilon, Psychology Club, 179 Davis, Phillip Mitchel, Lumb erton; B.S. Soci- ology 179 Dawkins, |r. lames Harold, Rockingham; B.S. Sociology 179 Dawson, )ohn Hammie, Hope Mills; B.A. History, Who ' s Who 180 Deese, Rogena, Rowland; B.A. Psychology 180 DeFeis, Patrick D. Fairmont; 180 DeVane, lames E. Lumberton; B.S. Sociology 180 Dial, Fannie Sue, B.S. Biology, Pembroke, 180 Dial, Minnie Marie, Maxton; B.S. Education 180 Dial, Nelson L. Pembroke; B.S. Business Management 180 Doby, Nancy Ann, Hamlet; B.S. Elementary Education, 180 Domenick, Gerald Peter, Wayne, PA; B.A. Business Administration 180 Dorman, David Paul, Angier; B.A. Political Science, Political Science Club, Student Government 180 DuBois, Leland Arthur III, Lumberton; B.S. Biology, 180 Edwards, Brenda Greene, Hamlet; B.S. Ele- mentary Education 180 Edwards, Michael Brockton, Oak Ridge; 180 Elkins, Daniel Robert, Fayetteville; B.A. Busi- ness Management, Who ' s Who, Pi Kappa Phi, Business Fraternity, Student Govern- ment, Marshall 181 Eller, Douglas Franklin, Newton, B.S. Physi- cal Education, Who ' s Who 181 Elliott, David lohnson, Winston-Salem; 181 Elmore, Richard lulini.in North Wilkesboro; B.S. Chemistry, Circle K 181 England, Elizabeth Sandy, Lumberton; B.S. Elementary Education 181 English, Sharon Dianne, Hamlet; B.A. Histo- ry 181 Enzor, Martha Ann, Raleigh; B.S. Biology 181 Everhart, Rex Maylon, 181 Everitte, |r. Oscar Frank, Parkton; B.A. Busi- ness Management, 181 Evers, |ohn Lenrsard, St. Pauls; B.A. Art 181 Floyd, Charles Leslie, Lumberton; B.S. Psy- chology, Black Student Organization, Psy- chology Club 181 Floyd, Fredrick I- Orrum; B.A. Business Ad- ministration, 181 Foley, lohn Randall, St. Pauls; B.A. Business Administration, Phi Epsilon Chi, Business Fraternity 181 Freeman, Mary Ellen, Lumberton.; B.A. . Art Education 181 Clock, Cynthia Sue, 181 Cibson, Billie lean, St. Pauls; B.S. Elemen- tary Education 181 Cibson, Margaret Louise, Laurel Hill; B.S. Sociology, Baptist Student Union, Choir, Spanish Club 182 Godwin, Deborah Lee, Dunn; B.S. Physical Education, PEM Club, Tennis Team, Hall Counselor, 182 Grady, loseph |r., Mt. Olive, 182 Graham, Cynthia Darlene, Pembroke; 182 Graham, (ill H. Pembroke; 182 Griffin, Reginald Clark, lacksonville; 182 Hall, Howard, Rexford, Clinton, B.A. Political Science, Tau kappa Epsilon 182 Hammonds, Cathy, Pembroke; B.S. Elemen- tary Education, 182 Hammond, Vickie Lynn, Fair Bluff, B.S. Ele- mentary Education, ACEI, Dean ' s List 182 Hannah, Thomas Neil, Olanta, S.C.; B.A. Po- litical Science, Student Government, Politi- cal Science Club, Delegate National Student Lobby, Marshall 182 Hardee, Maude Etheridge, Fayetteville; 182 Harris, Horace, Laurinburg; 182 Harris, Nancy Carolyn, Laurinburg; B.A. His- tory, 182 Hayes, Anna Lee, Hamlet; B.S. Elementary Education, ACEI, Baptist Student Union 182 Hayes, Sylvia Diann, Cerro Gordo; 182 Hester, Charles Madison, Fayetteville; B.S. Psychology, Psychology Club, 183 Hester, Evelyn B. Lumberton; B.S. Elementa- ry Education, Dean ' s List, ACEI, SNEA 183 Hester, Van Owen, Durham; 183 Hickman, Billie Ruth, St. Pauls; 183 Hill, Patricia Rouse, Fayetteville; B.S. Ele- mentary Education, ACEI 183 Holcomb, |r. Audrey Roger, Rowland; B.A. Accounting, 183 Holloman, Bennie Sue, Hope Mills; B.A. Home Economics, Student Government, Home Economics Club. 183 Hollow-ay, Katie Ruth, Wagram; B.A. English 183 Holtsford, Ronald R. Jacksonville; B.S. Physi- cal Education, Tau Kappa Epsilon 183 Hudson, Mildred Milham, Lumberton, B.A. English Education 183 Hudson, Pamela Jo, Dunn; B.S. Elementary Education, ACEI, Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority 183. Huggins, Paul Carson, Lumberton, B.A. Polit- ical Science 184 Hunt, Dixie Thresa, Pembroke; B.S. Educa- tion MSU, Honor Society, 184 Hunt, lay Ann, Pembroke; B.S. Sociology 184 Hunt, Sandra Bonita, Fairmont; B.S. Music Education, 184 Hunter, Janie Kay, Fayetteville, 184 Ivey, Sally, Fairmont; 184 lacobs, lames William, Pembroke; 184 larrell, Glenda Ann, Asheboro; B.S. Art, Art Club, Dean ' s List, 184 lernigan, Thomas Andrew, St. Pauls; B.A. Business 184 lernigan, Karen W. Lumberton; 184 lohnson, Linda Faye, Pembroke; 184 lohnson, Lazora Vidrene, Fairmont; B.S. Ele- mentary Education, ACEI, SNEA, Dean ' s List 184 lones, Ellis Baggett, Hope Mills; B.A. Art, Art Club, Student Government, Who ' s Who, Pembroke Players, Tau Kappa Epsilon Soph Class Pres, Marshall 184 lones, Phillip Van, Bennett; B.A. Business Administration 184 loyner, )r. Charlie Earl, lacksonville; B.A. Business 184 Kelly, Susan McMillan, Bladenboro; B.S. Music Education, Choir, Alpha Omega, Band, Marshall, MENC, Dean ' s List 185 Kiger, Robert Anthony, Winston-Salem; B.S. Physical Education, PEM Club, Tennis Team, Dean ' s List 185 Kim Kwangsuk, Seoul, Korea, Who ' s Who, Tennis Team, 185 Kinlaw, Flora Jeanett, St. Pauls; B.S. Elemen- tary Education, 185 Lancaster, Sallie lane, Clayton; Sigma Sigma Sigma Home Economics Club 185 Lawson, Freddie Arnold, Laurinburg; B.S. Physical Education, PEM Club 185 Lee, Betty Barber, Laurinburg; B.S. Elemen- tary Education, 185 Lewis, Bart Regan, Red Springs; B.S. Biology, Biology Club, Pi Kappa Phi, Band 185 Lewis, Thomas, Lee |r. Lumberton; B.A. Busi- ness Administration 185 Lipps, lean Taylor, Newland; B.S. Psycholo- gy. 185 Locklear, Arlene, Fairmont; 185 Locklear, Arlene, Red Springs; B.A. History Dean ' s List 186 Locklear, Arlene D. Pembroke; 186 Locklear, Cheryl Ransom, Pembroke; B.A. Math, 186 Locklear, Connie, Pembroke; 186 Locklear, Curt Jr. Pembroke; B.A. Math, Dean ' s List, AISA, Who ' s Who, Phi Epsilon Chi. 186 Locklear, Delia O, Maxton; B.S. Elementary Education, ACE1 186 Locklear, Eddie Lee, Fairmont; 186 Locklear, Glenda Gail, Rowland; B.S. Home Economics, Home Economics Club, Cheer- leader, Kappa Delta Sorority, 186 Locklear, Heidi, Pembroke; 186 Locklear, Mitchell Wayne, Rowland; B.A. History, History Club, 186 Locklear, Paul |r. Pembroke; 186 Locklear, Peggy Neil, Maxton; 186 Locklear, Rhonda, Iris, Pembroke; B.A. Busi- ness Administration 187 Locklear, Rudy, Pembroke; 187 Locklear, Rhonda; Pembroke; B.A. Business Education, 187 Locklear, Ronald Craig; Maxton; B.A. B.S. Biology, 187 Locklear, Wanda; Pembroke; B.S. Sociology, 187 Lowery, Libbie Sue; Pembroke; B.A. Com- municative Arts, 187 Lowry, Rebecca Ann; Pembroke; B.S. Ele- mentary Education (4-9), 187 Lowry, Rose Marie; Pembroke; B.S. Elemen- tary Education, 187 Lupu, limmy LaRue; Red Springs; B.S. Psy- chology, 187 Lynch, Candace E.; Cameron; B.S. Music, Alpa Omega, Sec, M.E.N.C, Swingers, 187 Marks, David Charles; Fayetteville, B.S. Physical Education, 187 Mason, )oyce; Albemarle; B.S. Home Eco- nomics, Home Economics Club, Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority, 187 Martin, Betty Graham; Pinehurst; B.A.English Education, 187. Mathews, Ashford Evans; Stedman, 187 McElreath, Larry Ray; Asheboro; B.S. Physi- cal Education, Circle K., B.S.U., Methodist Student Movement, P.E. Major and Minor Club, Band, Sociology Major, P.E. Minor, 187 Meacham, Teresa Patrick; Rockingham; B.S. Education, 187 Mishoe, Juanita; Lumberton; B.A. English Education, 188. Morgan, Gordan Christopher; Dunn; B.S. Music, 188. Murray, Ann Marie; 188. Myrick, Tim; Carthage, 188. McCartney; Iris Yvonne; Pembroke; B.S. Physical Education, 188. McCool, Barbara Cade; Fayetteville; B.S. El- ementary Education, Transfer from Missis- sippi State, 188. McCormick, Walter Lennon; Lumberton.B.A. Sociology, 188. McEachin, (anice Cheryl; Maxton; B.S. Ele- mentary Education, ACE, Bat Girl, 188. McFayden, Marie P.; Ellerbe; B.S. Elementa- ry Education, (K-3), 188. McGill, Raymond ).; St. Pauls; B.A. Political Science, Political Science Club, Annual Staff, Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity, 188. Mclnnis, Barbara H.; Red Springs; B.S. Ele- mentary Education, (K-3), ACEI, SNEA, Dean ' s List, 188. Mclntyre, ludy Lynn; Troy; B.S. Elementary Education, (K-3), ACEI, Annual Staff, WRA, Intermurals, Hall Supervisor, Dean ' s List, Upward Bound Tutor, 188. McKeown, Suzanne A.; Newton; B.S. Psy- chology, Psychology C lub, 189 McLeod, Howard Elliott; Laurinburg; B.S. Business Administration, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Braves Club, Black Student Organization, 189. McMimis Michael Evans; . Raeford; Karate Club, Sigma Pi, Intramurals, 189. McMullen, Michael Glenn; Fayetteville; B.A. Art Education, 189. McNeill, Gary Steve; Sanford; B.A. Biology, 189. McRae, |. David; Hamlet; B.A. Political Science, Political Science Club, Sec. of Student Housing, SGA, Dorm Repre- sentative, 189. Newton, lerry Lee; Wilson; B.A. Political Science, Pine Needle, Political Science Club, History Club, 189. Nixon, Barry Lynn; Raeford; B.A. Political Science, Biology, 189. Nixon ludy McAtee; Pembroke; B.A. Biolo- gy and Rel. and Phil., 189. Nye, lerry Dixon |r.; Red Springs; 189. Odom, Mary L.; Lumberton; B.S. Business Education, 189. Oliver, Myrtle Rose; Fairmont; 189. Ormsby, ludy C; Hamlet, 189. Oxendine, Fannie; Rowland, 189. Oxendine, Henry Ward; Pembroke; B.A. Po- litical Science, 189. Pagan, Emilio; Fayetteville; 189. Page, Barbara Vernon; Pembroke; B.A. En- glish, History, Alpha Theta History Honor Society, Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority, Up- ward Bound Tutor, 190. Palmer, lanette I.; Fayetteville; B.S. Physical Education, P.E. Majors Club, Freshman Class Treasurer, Annual Staff, Zeta Tau Alpha, 190. Parker, Deborah Leigh; Lumberton; ACEI, T ?. Parker, Emma K; Fair Bluff; B.S. Business Ed- ucation, 190. Paul, Rudy Dean; Pembroke; B.S. Physical Education, Pemm Club, AISA, Colorguard, 190. Payne, Kathy Susan; Hope Mills; B.S. Biolo- gy, President of Kappa Delta Sorority, Mat Maid, Cheerleader, 190. Payne, Paul Charles; Political Science, 190. Peace, David Alan; Rowland; B.A. Art, 190. Peele, Harry Eugene; Raeford; B.A. History, 190. Phillips, Donald T.; Lumberton, B.A. Politi- cal Science, 190. Pittman, lames Larry; Lumberton; B.A. En- glish Education, 190. Plummer, Leonard Bennett; Ft. Monroe; B.S. Physical Education, Soccor Team, 190. Poche, Patricia Susan, Fayetteville; B.S. Ele- mentary Education, ACEI, SNEA, 190 Prevatte, Charles Currence, Lumberton; B.A. Business Administration, 190 Rovero, William Jeffrey, Waterford, Conn; B.A. Political Science, Political Science Club, 190 Reckerd, Linda Sue, Spring Lake; B.S. Ele- mentary Education 191 Redmond, Pat A, Statesville; B.S. Sociology, Sigma Sigma Sigma 191 Rovelo, Clinda, Lumberton; 191 Rovelo, loyce D. Lumberton; 191 Rhyne, William Nathan, Lumberton; B.A. Po- litical Science 191 Rich, Deborah Kaye, Pinebluff; B.S. Psychol- ogy, Kappa Delta Sorority, Student Govern- ment, Who ' s Who 191 Robbins, Thelma Ann, Rockingham; B.S. Ele- mentary Education 191 Rountree, Iva R. Bladenboro; B.S. Physical Education, Pembroke Players 191 Sampson, Doris B. Rowland; B.A. Business Administration, Dean ' s List 191 Hope Mills; B.A. Sampson, (une Ellen, Pembroke; B.A. Histo- ry 191 Sampson, Norman Woodward, Pembroke; B.S. Elementary Education, SNEA, ACEI, Phi Epsilon Chi, Dean ' s List 191 Sampson, Ursula Kaye, Pembroke; B.S. Ele- mentary Education 191 Sanderson, Rose Marie, Maxton; 192. Sanford, Rhonda Gail; Rockingham; B.S. El- ementary Education K-3, 192 Schob, )anet Lee; Fayetteville, B.A. Art, Pembroke Players, Alpha Psi Omega, 192 Sealey, Norene, Orrum; B.S. Sociology, Pi Kappa Phi Little Sister, Dean ' s List, 192 Sellers, Sara Elizabeth, Whiteville; B.A. His- tory Sessoms, lames Howard, Lumberton; B.S. Biology, 192 Settlemyre, Susan Ellen, Durham; B.S. Home Economics, Home Ec. Club, 192 Shelley, David Bryan, Cerro Gordo; B.A. Po- litical Science, Editor Pine Needle, 192 Shields, Jr., John Vernon, Robbins; B.S. Busi- ness, Veteran ' s Club, Business Club, 192 Sides, Christine Elizabeth, Asheboro; B.A. Music, Band, Choir, Singers, Swingers, Pembroke Players, Zeta Tau Alpha, Alpha Omega, lunior Marshall, Tau Sigma Nu Sweetheart, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfornia Sweet- heart, Associate Editor Pine Editor Simetich, Cindy Mary, Fayetteville; B.S. Busi- ness Education, 192 Singletary, Carol M., Fayetteville; B.S. Home Economics, President Home Ec, 192 Skipper, Linda T., B.S. Elementary Ed. 192 Smith, Edward Douglas, Mt. Olive; B.S. Busi- ness Administration, Business Club, 193 Smith, Richard Bruce, Ellerbe; B.S. Business Administration, 193 Smyntek, Robert Paul, Fayetteville; B.S. Art Spade, William R., Fayetteville; B.S. Business Management, Pi Beta Chi Business Frater- nity, 193 Spaulding, Carolyn Ann, Whiteville; B.S. Home Economics, Homecoming Queen 1974-1975, 193 Spivey, Debra Lynne, Tabor; B.S. Elementary Education, 193 Stephenson, Nathaniel R., Raleigh; B.A. Po- litical Science, Fellowship Christian Athletes, Tennis, 193 Stone, lean Hall, St. Pauls; B.A. Physical Edu- cation, Pern. Club, Dean ' s List, 193 Strickland, lanice, Maxton; B.S. Elementary Education, 193 Strickland, Tommy Edward, Fayetteville; B.S. Sociology, 193 Student, lohn Michael, Dumont, New Jersey; Who ' s Who, Pembroke Players, Soccer, All-District, Alpha Tau Omega, B.A. Drama, 193 Suitt, |r., Nelson Thomas, Lillington; B.S. Physical Education, 193 Sullivan, (uanita Pittman, Pembroke; B.S. Sociology, Dean ' s List, Upward Bound, 194 Sullivan, William Randoph, Pembroke; B.S. Physical Education, Pemm Club, Soccer, Vet- erans Club, Upward Bound, Dean ' s List, 194 Tanner, Bruce Earl, Fayetteville; B.A. History, History Honorary Fraternity, Pi Kappa Phi, Braves Karate Club, 194 Tarlton, Barbara Rowena, Wadesboro; B.S. Biology, Biology Club, Bat Girl, A.C.E.I, Phi Epsilon Chi Honor Society, 194 Pamela, Tart, Maxton; 194 Teague, Cathy Patrice, Raeford; B.S. Ele- mentary Education, 194 Thompson, Doris lean, Maxton; 194 Thompson, Linda Sue, Fairmont; B.S. Home Economics, 195 Thompson, Timothy Vornon, Norwood; B.S. Business Management, Business Fraternity, BSU, JOY, 195 Thrower, Patricia |oy, Lumberton; B.S. Ele- mentary Education, 194 Todd, Wanda Ward, Tabor; B.S. Business Ed- ucation, 194 Tusai, Mary Ann, Fairmount; B.S. Elementary Education, 194 Thomas, Michael, Cary; B.S. Sociology, Basketball, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Tau Kappa Epsilon, 194 Tilley, lames B., Fayetteville; B.S. Sociology, 195 Vereen, Gilbert Levern, Lumberton; B.S . So- ciology, Black Student Organization, 195 Vermillion, Michael lay, Ohio; B.S. Business, President of Student Government, Pi Kappa Phi, Sky Diving Club, 195 Wade, Daglia Rosemary, Barnesville; Home Ec. Club, Pi Kappa Phi Little Sister, 195 Waites, Edna Marie, Pembroke; B.A. Psy- chology, Psy. Club, Dean ' s List, Marshall, 195 Wallace, Beverly Ann, 195 Walters, lerry Lane, Fairmount; B.S. Physical Education, Baseball, 195 Walters, Mitchell Grant, Lumberton; B.S. Chemistry, Phi Epsilon Chi, 195 Walters, Norman, St. Pauls; 195 Walters, James Howard, Lumberton; B.S. Chemistry, 195 Warner, lack Russell, Wagram; B.S. Physical Education, 195 Warren, Thomas D., Fayetteville; B.S. Busi- ness Administration, Tau Kappa Epsilon, IFC, 196 Warwick, Aubert Blake, Lumberton; 196 Watkins, Beverly Brockston, Wadesboro; B.S. Education, A.C.E.I, Bat Girl, Biology Club, Phi Epsilon Chi Honor Society, 196 Webster, Gary Thomas, Winston Salem; B.S. Physical Education, Baseball, 196 West, Kelly David, Spring Lake; B.A. Music Education, Phi Mu Alpha, M.E.N.C, JOY, 196 West, Linda Marie, Lumberton; B.S. Educa- tion, ACE l-Vice President, 196 Wilcox, Marilyn Rose, Lumberton; B.S. Ele- mentary Ed., 196 Wilkins, Robert L., Lumberton; 196 Williford, Edward Martin, Fayetteville; B.S. Biology, BSU, Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity, 196 Wilkins, Teresa Ann, Shannon; B.S. Elemen- tary Ed., 196 Wiseman, Deborah L., Marium, Ohio; B.S. Sociology, ZTA, Panhellenic, Sociology Club, 196 Directory 225 Index Abbott, Evelyn 1214 Abdalla, Thomas L 207 Ackerman, Doris E 214 Adams, Candace A 198 Aiken, George M 21 4 Allen, Daniel 1 198 Allen, Jacklyn R198 Allen, Teresa J 214 Allgood, Victoria N 198 Alpha Tau Omega 106 Altman, James O 198 Ammons, George T 157 Anderson, Claudia A 198 Anderson, James A 207 Atkinson, Cathy R 198 Arroys, Carmen S 198 Arnette, Glenda D 214 Arp. Nancy E 214 Austin, Mary A 207 Autry, lames I 198 Autry, Jimmy M 214 Averitt, Charlene 214 Baker, Pamela 207 Baker, Patrica A 214 Baldwin, Virtie B 214 Barbour, Debrah A 207 Barnes A.W. 207 Barnhardt, Gray A 214 Bartollas, Clemmens 155 Barton, Wendy A 214 Baseball 60 Basketball 80 Bass, Charles 169 Beasley, Eugene T 198 Beatty, Ray Von 156 Beckerdite, Fred 159 Bey, Jessie 155 Bill, Deborah S214 Birchfield, Robert 160 Bird, Susan A 214 Black, MaryM 214 Blackburn, Deborah 198 Bland, Edward Jr. 214 Boodsworth, lames 160 Blount, Steven T 198 Bolton, Sharon L 214 Borland, Gerald 155 Bostic, Walter K 198 Bowen, Susan A 207 Branch, Catherine A 214 Brewer, Ann Marie 207 Brewington, Marca L 214 Brioso, Gladys B 214 Britcher, Shelia207 Brill, Anthony W214 Britt, Brenda J 198 Britt, Gary M 214 Britt, Robert 159 Brooks, Frankie 198 Brookshire, Karen M 214 Broome, Frankie G 207 Brown, Bonnie I 207 Brown, Lawrence M 207 Brown, Lee Anne 207 Bryan, Ellen I 154 Bryan, Rebecca L 198 Bryan, Sharon K 214 Bryant, Sandra A 214 Bryson, Donald E 198 Bullard, Carolyn 214 Bullard, William 167 Burchfield, David 198 Bullard, Donna L 215 Burvey, Samuel R 198 Butler, Carol M 198 Butler, Denise R 198 Butler, Loren 167 Cafaro, Michael A 198 Caines, Freda P 207 Caines, Wesley T 207 Cameron, Martha L 198 Campbell, Leroy W215 Canady, Eva J 207 Canady, John B 207 Cargill, Paul E198 Carpenter, Robert L 207 Carr, Dennis L 207 Carrowon, Kathehne J 215 Carter, Cynthia D 215 Carter III, John L 199 Caulder, Sabrina I 207 Caulder, Willie M 207 Chavis, Bridgette A 215 Chavis, Caron F 207 Chavis, Connie 199 Chavis, Deborah 215 Chavis, Diane 215 Chavis, Francine, 199 Chavis, Gail L 215 Chavis, JaneO 199 Chavis, Jennifer 207 Chavis, Ray D 207 Chavis, Teresa A 215 Chay, John 167 Cheerleaders 162 Cho, Chang H 163 Citations 18 Clark, Carl B 199 Clark, Lettie L 219 Clark, Marco W219 Cobb, Nancy E 207 Cogallo, Vicky L 199 Coleman, Donna D215 Collins, Craig 199 Collins, Rhoda P 160 Collins, Sylvia 215 Commuter 22 Cook, Homer C 215 Cooley, Naomi G 199 Cooper, |r. Dwight 207 Core, Darlene 215 Core, Kenneth W215 Coronado, Rudolph K 199 Cottle, Carolyn S 199 Coughlin, Robert 199 Covington, James M 208 Cowan, Sonja R 199 Coxe, James L 215 Coxe, Linda C 215 Cozart, David 169 Craddock, Millicent I 208 Crain, Edward 154 Cross Country 68 Cummings, Betty 215 Cummings, Cornelia 215 Cummings, Kalhy 215 Currie, Nancy E 199 Daggs, Naomi E 199 Dalton, Donald 164 D ' Arruda, Jose 158 Dial, Adolph 153 Dole, Robert W 208 Davis, Barbara A 215 Davis, Carolyn S 199 Davis, Darlene 208 Davis, Ellen A 199 Davis, Sandra C 208 DeRensis, Pamela 199 Dial, Allen G 199 Dial, Andrew I 215 Dial, Porshia F 215 Dodd, Steven D 216 Douthit, Wayne 199 Drake, Helen T 199 Dorm Life 24 DuCharme, Debby 208 Dumas, Donald 199 Dunavan, Albert 165 Ducan, Russel W216 Dunn III, lames 208 Ebert, James B 159 Edwards, James D 208 Elam, Annie 153 Eliades, David K 167 Ellen, Harold 154 Ellerbe, Meloni V 208 Emanuel, Willie P 208 Evans, Richard D 199 Evans, William A 200 Farmer, lames 165 Farmer, Majorie 165 Farrell, Lerry L 216 Faulcon, Toney R 216 Fish, Geoffrey P 208 Fisher, Carl 160 Fisher, Janet D 208 Flowers, Michael E 208 Flynn, John 168 Frahm, Peggy F 200 Freeman, Linda C 216 Freiwirth, Paul 167 Frey, Greg A 208 Fritz, William 166 Frye, Ava J 208 Frye, Joan V 200 Fulk, Karen L216 Futterer, Nettie W 208 Gaddis, Richard E 200 Gane, Lacey 154 Gardner, Thomas G 208 Garner, Alice M 200 Garner, Darrell 200 Garner, Nancy C 200 Gatewood, Fronda S 208 Geddie, Debra J 216 Geist, Robert M 169 Gibson, Grace E 165 Gibson, Mary R 208 Gibson, Michael E 216 Gibson, Thomas E 216 Gillis, Jan M 208 Glock, Cynthia S 200 Godwin, Debra J 208 Godwin, Rhonda G 216 Godwin, Sharon K 216 Goins, Cynthia A 200 Goins, lean S 200 Golf 200 Goodwin, Jesse L 208 Gore, Ginger G 200 Graham, |immy R 216 Gray, Gibson 163 Gray, Thomas E 200 Greek Week 38 Green, Agnes O 153 Greene, Margaret J 200 226 Directory ■HMMMB Green, Mary A 200 Greene, Thelma B 208 Griffith, lames A 21b Griffith, Magnolia 157 Grimes, loan B 216 Grubles, Kenneth L 208 Guerry, Thomas H. 161 Guiton, Charles E 208 Gurthie, loseph R 208 Gustafson, Robert 161 Hale, Robert M 216 Hall, Frank I 169 Hall, Sally 208 Hall, Odessa 200 Hall, William P 208 Halliburton, Ellen 216 Hamilton, Doris E216 Hammond, Anita 208 Hammonds, Bobby 209 Hammonds, Pamela 200 Hardee, Berkley C 209 Harding, Albert L 209 Harris, Margaret A 200 Hatcher, Becky M 209 Hawkes, Timothy A 200 Hayes, Corliss M 216 Haywood, Doris A 200 Hefner, Larry D 168 Henderson, limmy B 200 Henderson, LeRoy 216 Hickman, Barbara 209 Hill, Vickie C 200 Hinkle, Josephs 200 Holden, Flora D216 Homecoming 40 Honoraries 46 Ingram Glenda H 209 Home, Denise L 216 Horton, Deborah C 201 Howard, lames C 201 Howell, Deborah 209 Hubbard, lames F 156 Hughes, Carol E 209 Hudson, William L 201 Huggins, Thomas A 209 Hunt, Eric D217 Hunt, Jacquelin 217 Hunt, Robert I 217 Hunt, limmy 217 Hunt, Linda F217 Hunt, Marilyn F 201 Hunt, Mary B 201 Hunt, Pam 217 Hunt, Shelia 217 Ingram, Glenda H 209 Ingram, lohn M 201 Ivy, Daniel M 201 Intramurals 92 Jackson, Judith 217 Jackson, Karen G 201 Jackson, Mary M 217 Jackson, Ricky L 217 Jackson, Robert C 201 lacobs, Barbara A 217 Jacobs, Harold D 201 Jacobs, Mary L 217 Jacobs, Shelia A 209 Jacobs, Wanda 201 lames, Jr. Kenneth 217 Jenkins, Charles R 161 Johns, Larry E 209 Johnson, Doris 166 lohnson, Frances B 201 Johnson, Kenneth P 154 Johnson, Mylon D 201 Johnson, Perry M 201 Joiner, Sherryl L 201 lohnson, Susie L 201 lohnson, Tommy H 209 Jones, Bonita A 209 lones, Canaday J 201 Jones, Carl L 209 Jones, Cynthia A 217 Jones, Patricia K 209 Jones, Phyllis D 201 Jones, Sylvia A 217 Joseph, Freddie G 217 Joseph, John 209 Joyner, Glenn M 209 Joyner, Wilton 161 Kappa Delata 100 Kelly, Beverly 217 Kennedy, Debbie I 201 Kennedy, Kenneth 209 Kennon, Flossie M 209 Kerr, Julie M 218 Kershaw, Robert E 168 Kinlaw, Cynthia W 201 Kivett, Gregory 201 Knotts, Linda C 209 Knox, Dennis B 209 Krabill, James R169 Kuo, David 159 Kuo, Elizabeth 155 Ku, Min-Chuan 163 Lamb, Susan L 201 Lamm, lesse M 161 Lamonds, Edith G 209 LaRue, Morrell 209 Lassister, Daphne A 201 Laughlin, Michael G 209 Lawrence, David L 201 Lewis, Margaret F 202 Lim, Raymond R 217 Lima, Cheryl A 202 Little, David R161 Layton, Marilyn S 202 Leach, Walter F 210 Leal, Michael J 210 Lee, Audrey E210 Lee, Dennis P 201 Leggett, Rhonda B210 Leggette, Andrew K 217 Lewallen, Walter E 217 Lima, Kila Denise 202 Lindsay, Gilbert L 210 Lindsay, Laura 210 Little, Rowena E 202 Livingston, Teresa 217 Locklear, Anthony C 217 Locklear, Audrey J 210 Locklear, Bonnie L 202 Locklear, Cathy 202 Locklear, Dale O 218 Locklear, Deloris A 202 Locklear, Gary 218 Locklear, lames A 202 Locklear, James R218 Locklear, lames R 210 Locklear, Jean 218 Locklear, Joan C 210 Locklear, Joanne D 210 Locklear, Judith W 218 Locklear, Judy 210 Locklear, Kathy D 218 Locklear, Linda G 210 Locklear, Regina210 Locklear, Rosa B 202 Locklear, Teresa L 202 Locklear, Velica 218 Locklear, Vickie C 218 Long, Pam Y210 Long, Susan K210 Lopes, Conrad E 202 Lovin, Bobbie S 202 Lowry, Ernie V 202 Lowery, Jan M 202 Lowery, Joann 218 Lowery, June L 210 Lowry, Reba 165 Lowry, Karen S 218 Lowry, Mitchell 218 Lowery, Sandra 202 Lowery, Sybil I 218 Lowry, Terrel 202 Lowry, Tulula L 202 Lowry, Virgil 218 Luck, Vickie H 202 Luther, Eric D 210 Luquer, lanice M 202 Lyceum Series 34 Lynch, Matt 203 Macleod, Norman 165 Madsen, Ernest 158 Malloy, Priscilla 202 Mandel, Josef L 165 Martin, Ida K 202 Martin, I. Ruth 161 Martin, Thomas C 210 Mathews, Bertha 165 Directory 227 Maynor, Robert D 157 Maynor, Basil E 218 Maynor, Leon 210 Maynor, Vicky L 210 Melvin, Arthur A 210 Melvin, Edward F 202 Middleton, lohn R 211 Miller, AmyC 218 Miller, Emily I 202 Miller, Joseph E 218 Miller, Lorraine D 202 Miller, Teresa L 202 Mims, Amalia P 211 Molnar, Vera 211 Moody, Adair R 202 Moore, Delinda U 219 Moore, Doris E 202 Moore, )oel R219 Moore, Martha I 202 Moore, Sadie E211 Morton, Vicki R 211 Moss, Terry L 211 Mudd, Barbara R 2 11 Murray, Ann M 211 Myatt, Sally S 211 McAllister Melvin W211 McClellan, Charles A 202 McCormick, Cheryl A 202 McDow, Robert A 202 McDuffie, John D 219 McDutfie, Jerome McCirt, Allen W 219 McCirt, Annie R 202 McCirt, Becky L 211 McCirt, Joseph A 159 Mclntyre, Vicki L 219, McKeithan, Linda C 211 McKenzie, Mary E 202 McLean, David A 155 McLeod, Douglas R 202 McMillan, Larry E 203 McMillan, Madias R219 McMillan, Paul E211 McPhatter, Mary C 219 Mirus, Jeffrey A 167 Miss PSU 28 Murray, L.L. 161 Nadeau, Andre J. 154 Nader, Larry 211 Nelson, Diana L 219 Newbill, Patrick 203 Nielsen, Thomas I 203 Nixon, Ruth H 161 Norns, Anna C 203 Norris, Toni R 203 Nuckles, Thresa Ann 203 O ' Brien, Dennis 156 Odom, Barbara E 211 Odom, Mathew 211 Olson, Harold M 154 O ' Neal, Katharine A 219 Orem, Robert L 219 Osbourne, Alice S 219 Oxendine, Belinda D 211 Oxendine, Brenda F 21 1 Oxendine, Carol S 203 Oxendine, James A 203 Oxendine, Jo Ann 219 Oxendine, Joanne 211 Oxendine, Linda B 159 Page, Norma J 203 Panhellenic 99 Parker, Clarence E 211 Parker, Cail C 211 Parker, Richard M 219 Parrish, Margaret L 203 Parrish, RickieC203 Pasko, Catherine E 203 Pate, Debora K 21 1 Pate, DebraS219 Patrick, Alec K 203 Pearson, Rosa D 211 Peele, Susan M 219 Pejack, Albert J. 157 Pembroke Players 30 Pennington, Raymond 154 Pfeifer, Francis L 166 Phillips, Karen A 219 Pighet, Bertha A 203 Pi Kappa Alpha 108 Pi Kappa Phi 110 Poche, Linda M 219 Pokrass, Frank S 155 Powell, Janet K 211 Powell, Judy L 219 Poythress, Betty I 211 Propst, James P 203 Propst, Joel Hudson 219 Rachels, Robert T211 Rainer, Herbert M 211 Ransom, Andrew 158 Ransom, Elma L 166 Rawley, Cathy 219 Ray, Richard L 203 ' Raynor, Charles E 211 Raynor, Rebecca T 203 Redding, Eric R219 Reese, Arthur R211 Reese, Arthur R211 Reese, Jimmy L 204 Regina, Oxendine 219 Reising, Robert W165 Revels, Helen F 204 Revels, Joan C 211 Revels, Larry N 204 Revels, Linda D219 Revels, Ricky 219 Revels, Susan C 219 Reynolds, Terry L 204 Rhodes, William T211 Rice, Annette L 204 Rice, Reece C 204 Rice, Roberta S 204 Ricioppo, Eric 212 Ricklefs, James E 155 Rickman, Martin L 204 Riddle, Donald M 212 Riggs, Terri L 204 Rileigh, Kathryn K 156 Rimberg, lohn 155 Rivenbark, Joseph R212 Rogers, Cheryl J 204 Romine, Robert L 166 Roshelli, Michael L212 Rowland, Cus M 219 Roy, Debra A 219 Royal, Allan V 204 Royal, Hudson A 204 Royal, Kay R 204 Rundus, Raymond 165 Rush, Michael J 204 Russ, Herby L 202 Russell, John T 161 Russell, Vicki L 204 Rudd, Willard D 204 Ryan, Kenin F 204 Salak, Thomas B 212 Saloupis, Peter T 219 Sampson, Ernest W 204 Sampson, Gilbert L 169 Sampson, Karen C 204 Sampson, Kevin D219 Sanderson, John M 212 Sanderson, Marvin G 220 Scarboro, Carmen 212 Scarboro, Nancy L 204 Scheele, Karl A 157 Schwarz, Kathryn 212 Schwartz, William D 220 Scott, Jackie W 220 Sealey, Evan S 220 Sealey, Karen F 220 Sedberry, Karen E 204 Sellers, Peggy E 204 Shannon, Harrison 204 Shaw, Edward C 212 Shepherd, Henry C 204 Sigma Sigma Sigma 102 Silver, Janie B 160 Simmons, Curtis R 212 Simmons, Larry D 220 Simmons, Pamela B 204 Singletary, Betty J 204 Singletary, Lillian C 205 Sink, Randy L 212 Salgle, Harold C 166 Smith, Debra C 212 228 Directory Smith, Jerry L 220 Smith, Leon 220 Soccer 54 Speck, Tom S 168 Spillers, Arthur I 205 Spriggs, Gary E 220 Stanley, Candy C 205 Stanley, Peggy H 205 Steed, Cecelia R212 Stewart, Ralph K 220 Stewart, Robert W 205 Stone, Teresa A 212 Streater, DarleneG205 Strickland, Anita 212 Strickland, Gwendolyn 212 Strickland, Rose A 212 Studdard, Albert 161 Student Government 116 Swayne, Carol J 205 Sweat, Carlis P 220 Sweet, Gloria 157 Taft, Mary S 205 Tatum, Edward L 205 Tau Kappa Epsilon 112 Taylor, lanice E 220 Taylor, Sylvia 205 Taylor, Warren D 205 Teague, Harold J 158 Teal, Mary A 220 Tennis 60 Thompason, lames R 220 Thompson, Nancy M 205 Thompson, Youlander D 212 Tilly, lames B212 Timms, Martha V 205 Townsend, Charles J 212 Track 74 Triebwasser, Marc A 163 Tuck, Thomas 220 Turner, Felicia W 212 Turner, Sylvia I 205 Urban, Dorothy A 153 Van Zant, Paul 168 Vann, Cindy L 220 Vela, Richard 165 Wagner, Carolyn E 220 Wall, Inez L213 Wall, Margaret M 205 Wallace, Sherry L 205 Wallingford, lohn 158 Walter, George R 166 Warters, Flora F 220 Weaver, Mary C 205 Webb, Maude A 154 Wells, Ann F 165 West, Linda Y 213 White, James E 220 Wiggs, Vicki G 205 Wilkie, Nancy J 205 Wilkins, lames A 213 Wilkins, Violet R213 Wilkins, Willie M 220 Willetts, Ruby P 205 Williams, Adelia K 205 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