Pembroke State University - Indianhead Yearbook (Pembroke, NC)

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Professor ' s Perspective Dr. Paul Von Zandt Rrt Deportment Houi It our vat going to far? Dr. Von Zandt: So for, vert well. What do vou think of th» propofd nam ehang ? Dr. Von Zondt: I feel thot It mill benefit this Institution. After being her for IS i eors. I do not feel that It will be o disadvantage to the school: i et. I still have some mixed feelings about It. What an torn tipt for studtnis taking vour elostmi? Dr. Von Zondt: Come to class and do the work. What arm iiour llkti and ditllktt about studtnlt? Dr. Von Zandt: I have mani likes, for example, I enpv all the new personalities. I feel thot I can leorr) from the students as well as the students learning from me. It seems like a new world each semester. Rs for dislikes, I have veri few, but I guess the main one Is thot the chemlstri of some students Just Isn ' t there. Thei go to class, but thei don ' t produce. What art i our hobbht? Dr. Von Zandt: M( work Is so much a port of me, I don ' t feel thot I have oni hobbles, unless one considers his work to be his hobbi . However. I have a large catalogue of things to pull from thot I enjoij doing. But, molnli It Is mt art work. Copv bv Melody W»st lnt»f vltws by C tnchio iockleor. Lee Osbourne Photos tnj Soson Prevoete. ftdfy Mciomb. Coisandro Graham Design 6v Haahoo Nuortle Rrt and Music Majors Talents Developed, Imoginotions Created The Rrl Deportment serves as q cultural leader on compus by promoting the ortistic ond inteilectuol development of its students. Art majors explore their individual talents ond imoginotion, further developing their creativity. Then, students have the opportunity to display their creative efforts through o senior art exhibition. The Rrt Department offers both o major and o minor in art. os uuell os K-12 teocher certification, preparing students for careers os professional artists, art teachers, and in advertising. The Art Department, choired by Poul Von Zandt, is a member of the National Rrt education fissociotion. Performance is the emphasis of the Music Department. Encouraged by professors, music majors learn the joy of performing regularly for others and for themselves. The Music Department offers excellent training for prospective teochers, os ujell as a course of study for those preparing for a professional career or for groduate ujork. Therefore, degree programs ore offered in Music education and Performance, ond minors ore offered in Music, Socred Music, and Jozz Studies, fl member of the National flssociotion of Schools of Music, the department offers the follouuing op- portunities: Sand, Pep Bond, PSU Gospel Choir, Singers and Sujingers, and Pi Mu Rlpho Sinfonio and Sigma RIpho loto music froternities. National lirl education Rtioclatlon: front Row: Shelbi Brisson, President: Jackie To lor, Jon Prince, Stanlei R. Jenkins, advisor: Bock Row: Suson Prevotte, Brian Gunning, Mae Copel, Dana Gllem. S6

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Natlvt ttmtrlean Studtnl Organization: First Rouj: Gole Sampson. Rnn Lockleor, Ci r thio Lockleor. Pandora Sampson, David J, Cummlngs, Mirlan Chovls. Middle How: ed Chovls. Rose Revels, feledo Lockleor. Bock Row: €rrol Oxendlne, Denlse Moi nor. Terrij Deese, floijd Lockleor. James Levlner. feletus Oxendlne, and Rudi Coronada, Jr. International Students: Front: Dr. John C io( , advisor: Vincent Lou. Vuko Hosegaaio. Vuka Nakano. TokashI Murakami. Vasuo Tokomotsu. Bock: Kenneth Obriro, Fred €kujuno. Dr. Paul Herrlck. advisor: Victor Onlrettl. Osman Janneh. Petri Rekolo: president. Not pictured: Tokashokl Tsuruto, HIroko Sugo. Hoorlna Nuortle NRSO. BSO, ISC, SRC Clubs Serve Special Needs Delthlne LUatson. Farmer Pres. SGR. Pres. BSO. graduates with a final laugh at PSU. Friendliness and coring ore the pervading characteristics of many PSU campus organizations. They offer something for everyone in o voriety of ujoys. If student oionts to learn more about the Native flmericons, he could join the Native American Student Organization. Or if you feel the need to help promote the true spirit of Slock unity you con octively participate in the Slock Student Organization. These ore not the only orgonizo- tions. The International Students Club provides good fellouuship among many of the foreign students living on campus. Rnd the Student l=ldmissions Corps encourages students to join and offer assistance to the Admissions Office for recruiting incoming students. Throughout the year these clubs sponsored various school activities luhich offered the students and faculty on escape from the rigorous school routine. 27

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Heui ' i iiour yar going so far? Dr. Walter: I ' m having a good i ear so far. I ' m ar Joyhg the classes I ' m teaching and It ' s a good i ear. What do think of lh» noma changa? Dr. Walter: 1 think boslcoll i I ' m In favor of the change 1 don ' t hove ani reservations about It. 1 don ' t feel so strongli about It as mon i other people. 1 think If 1 had to vote one aiav or the other. I ' d vote to change It. Do you hav onf tips for students taking {lour cours0%? Dr. Walter: Be organized, be on time for class, come to class and do a lot of studying. What art torn of vour llkts and dish ' kts about stud»nls7 Dr. Walter: 1 like students when they do what 1 Just sold the i should do for mi classes. Other than that 1 like even single student. Do i ou hav anv hobblot? Dr. Walter: Veah, 1 suppose i ou could consider what 1 do messing around with mi computer a hobbi . 1 like ta ploi bridge. During the summer time, swimming. 1 suppose for the amount of time 1 hove those are the only hobbles 1 could have. Professor ' s Perspective Dr. George Walter Music Department SIngtrs and Suiingtrs: Front Row: Bruce Trogdon, Charles Dumas, Chris WIthrow, JImmi Jackson, Rllen Johnson, David Clark. Middle Raw: Henni Watts, James freeman, Sharona Stone, JanI Wood. Janice Cuevas, LorlRutri , BUI Nobles, Geno Johnson, Polli Gorman, Charles Vogt. Back Row: C.B.J. Rverltte, €rnst Smitka. Jarn fennell. Torn Betheo. Stuart Freeman. Members of the percussion ensemble, under the direction of Charles Mercavlch. perform during o fall concert. Sopranos, altos, tenors, and basses blend their voices In the PSU Concert Choir, with Harold Slagle as director. ' 85 ' !