Pfeiffer University - Chimes Yearbook (Misenheimer, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 236 of the 1967 volume:

The most vital ingredients in a human being are the substances which can not be extracted, measured, or examined. Anne Black . . . Editor Wayne Dick . . . Business Manager THE CHIMES Pfeiffer College Misenheimer, North Carolina V Dedication 2 Those who have been associated with Pfeiffer College for any length of time fully realize the contributions made bv the person to whom we dedicate the 1967 Chimes. This individual has seen Pfeiffer grow and has been instrumental in its growth. No other person has given so freelv of both her time and energy to transform the dreams of Pfeiffer into real- ities. Being a woman of tremendous faith and courage she has faced many trying situations and has succeeded in overcom- ing them with grace and poise. For her devotion to Pfeiffer, we proudly dedicate the 1967 Chimes to Miss Marv E. Bethea. 3 I I f 4 Academics Awards and Honoraries Athletics Activities Individuals 26 42 70 90 134 5 V H JSJjfr 6 . . we are such stuff as dreams are made on . . Tempest IV, i, 148 Dreams of success, hopes for happiness, and a desire for friends lead us to strive together while each of us tries to preserve his own individuality and to seek fulfillment of his ideals. Social Life at Pfeiffer 7 i I Emphasis on Personality in Daily Campus Life “Society affects to estimate men by their talents, but really feels and knows them bv their character.” Thoreau Character is developed through striving to perfect those things that make each of us an individual. Through living with others, one’s character is modified and expanded. 9 V- 10 “To every thing there is a season . . Ecclesiastes 3:1a There is a time when anticipation and uneasiness grasps all of us. The air of expectancy hovers as roommates meet, acquaintances form, and friend- ships begin. The warmth of these friend- ships is realized onlv in the finality of the season. Friendships Through Activities “Beautiful and rich is an old Friendship. Grateful to the touch as ancient ivory.” Eunice Tietjens The ancient ivory of old friendships cul- minates in beauty through renewal. Some Highlights of Homecoming 13 I Aspects of Religious Environment . . no man is an island complete unto himself . . Meditation 17, John Donne Through worship, man realizes the im- portance and strength of fellowship. It is this common bond of fellowship that helps strengthen man's beliefs as it provides a framework for man’s responses to life. Man is governed bv principles which he has helped to make. Onlv when man perceives himself in relation to all of humanity, can his purpose in life be fully realized. 15 V I i } “How far that little candle throws his beams ... So shines a good deed . . Merchant of Venice V, i, 83 A towering chapel spire and the peal of chimes convey a feeling of peace and tranquility, as well as serving as a con- stant reminder of man’s inner needs. Here man can find solace and inspira- tion. 16 17 1 Mental Development Through Studying “Wisdom is the principal thing; therefore get wisdom and with all thy getting get understanding.” Proverbs 4:7 The search for wisdom is the motivat- ing force which draws each individual into the complex of college life. This search is carried out in study, the correla- tion of knowledge in various fields, and in relationships with fellow students. In gaining wisdom we spontaneously comprehend and question those things near 11s. 18 V Excellence in Scholarship “No profit grows where is no pleasure ta'en; In brief, sir, study what you most affect. Taming of the Shrew I, i, 39 We, as individuals, must have some means of self expression and the chance to pursue that which most appeals to us. Unity Through Physical Activity k1 I ■ V ■ . every athlete exercises self-control in all things.” 1 Corinthians 9:24b Physical activity in the form of athlet- ics produces a feeling of accomplishment and satisfaction to the participant regardless of the motives for playing. For some, enjoyment in itself suffices, while for others, recognition is the goal. ' . £T$? ■ . u 24 Striving Through Competition . . in a race all the runners compete, but only one receives the prize.” 1 Corinthians 9:24a A competitive spirit brings out those qualities that distinguish all men from each other. 25 26 Extinguish the ravaging; O O O fires of inspiration and terminate the strife of mind. By this von will attain peace and quiet but, never will you knowledge find. 27 I I m ssistant Professor llen Fine explains accounting princi- ples to some of his business majors. “If 1 have more debts than assets puzzles Don W eaver over an accounting problem. Professor James L. Williams. Division Chairman who is generally referred to as “Colonel In his students, is alwavs willing to advise them during difficult times. “Oops! . I've made another error, and I have a class in ten minutes, mumbles Barry Pote. Economics and Business Administration Many extra hours are spent in class by accounting students laboring over the same problems thev thought thev had completed the night before. Accounting is not only a difficult subject but also a time consuming one that must be mastered by business majors. “Now, let’s consider that average grade of -10 and onlv the final exam to go, befuddles Coach Martin. The Division of Economics and Business Administration is set up to train future executives and accountants and to supply the background for future graduate work. Emphasis is placed upon the student’s development of an understand- ing of the fundamental principles govern- ing business management and of the basic patterns of economic thought. Three ma- jor courses of study— economics, business administration, and accounting—are offered in this division. 29 I Education Dr Lloyd G. Louder. Division Chairman and long-time member of the Pfeiffer faculty, demonstrates Ins mathematical wizardry on an ancient abacus. Elementarv education majors find Dr. Lowder’s humor and method of teaching both amusing and stimulating. Judv Banck illustrates phonetics to the class. knowledge of phonetics is essential for elementarv education majors. ■'Twit' Greer demonstrates the use of an auto- harp in her music education class. Sally Jackson emphasizes a point concerning rhythm to a classmate who diligently attempts to follow the beat. Prospective teachers are adequately prepared to teach on either the elemen- tary or secondary school level through the courses offered by the Division of Educa- tion. Besides taking courses in preparation for the National Teachers Examinations, the students observe and teach for a period of time in an elementary or secon- dary school in the area immediately sur- rounding the Pfeiffer campus. Projects are an integral part of the education curriculum. Mrs. Gore looks at a project presented bv Kim Covert and Dianne Hatley. Hilda Yates wonders if this could be Pfeiffer s newest attempt at computerization. 31 ) Fine Arts Dr. Richard II Brewer, Division Chairman, conducts class in choral procedures. 32 Billv Cotton studies an abstract art creation on exhibit. Student choirs give inspiration and enjoyment to the college community throughout the entire school year. Participa- tion is characterized bv interest and enthusiasm. Dottie Kennard and David Zimmerman have starring roles in Oh Dad, Poor Dad, Mama’s Hung You in the Closet and I’m Feeling So Sad. The Division of Fine Arts offers a series of courses in music, art. humanities, speech, and drama. The Department of Music offers a music major with emphasis on either church music or music education. The Speech Department offers an English-drama major in conjunction with die English Department. Applying make-up is one of the most tedious tasks in preparing for a drama production. Professor James Havmaker explains to N anette Starnes the importance of color and contrast in attempting to create a mood tor the observer. 33 German is made interesting by an attractive Fulbright Scholar, Miss Schmidt. Dr Paul A mash is amused somewhat with a Spanish student’s translation of Don Quixote l v Cervantes. Concentration is a prime factor in learning any foreign language. Language review classes are often conducted by advanced students. Jane Allen holds such a class for French students. 34 Language and Literature Ad. 12 is the familiar haunt of Dr. Griffin Campbell, Chairman of the Division of Language and Literature. This relaxed position is characteristic of his teaching technique, but is not characteristic of a student’s position in his first encounter with Dr. Campbell. English 101 student receives personal attention from As- sistant Professor William van Hettinga. English as a language and in various tvpes of literature occupies one of the largest positions in the Pfeiffer curric- ulum. The English Department and the Department of Foreign Languages, which includes French, Spanish, and German, are combined to form the Division of Languages and Literature. Majors are offered in both French and German as well as in English. 35 Natural Sciences Dissection of the frog is one of the essential aspects of anv zoology student’s lab activities. Learning the parts of the frog is another matter. Dr. Robert Crowl uses modem equipment to conduct an experiment with bacterial cultures. Accuracy is imperative in experiments consisting of elements in minute quantities. Errors could be disastrous. The botanv greenhouse offers an opportunity for students to explore and investigate plant life cycles and growth. i Dr. J. O. Manlv, Chairman of the Division of Natural Sciences, typically lights his pipe as students prepare to take a lab practical. He makes his subject rough, but he is always ready to assist. The Division of Natural Sciences offers majors in chemistry, physics, biology, and mathematics. Pre- medical and pre-dental students are given sound undergraduate back- grounds through the resources of this division. Basic studies in the sciences which are integral in the role of the elementary teacher are also offered. The Science Department is well- equipped to meet the needs of all the students. Where was I when he taught us how to focus this thing!” Careful examination reveals the related parts. 37 I' ' retrain Christian education majors report after working in local churches in the surrounding community. 38 Religion and Philosophy One does not usually study in a chapel pew, but W esley Judy, a pre-ministerial student, finds it a quiet place to study for an examination. The Division of Religion and Philos- ophy offers a sound background in the teachings of the Bible to all students. Students who have chosen Christian education or the ministry as their voca- tional preference find that the courses offered by this division are more than adequate in fulfilling their every need. 39 Miss Flovd uses geographical references to emphasize a point in her New Testament class. Steve Cripliver does not seem to find social psychology verv stimulating for late night studv. Dick Funderburke looks in disgust at his latest exam grade. Being Mr. Fralev’s assistant does not help his political science average. Hxperimenting with a seminar class, Mr. Lohmann discusses tihe reign of the Tudors. He finds that the informal atmosphere creates more interest and discussion among students in his history of England class. 40 I Social Sciences Dr. William Cotton, Chairman of the Division of Social Sciences, tends to one of his administrative duties. The Division of the Social Sciences encompasses the Departments of History, Sociology, Geography, Psychology, and Political Science. Students who have chosen one of these areas as their major field of study may be qualified to teach social studies, to enter law school, or to work in a guidance program. Eddie Kelly discovers that empty classrooms provide an ideal place for study. 41 Few mortals strive to be the best in every endeavor in every test. The price is too high to stand on top so few persist while many stop. Margaret Earles, a histon' major from Florida, is as- sociate editor of Pfeiffer News. S.G.A President, Boh Anglev is a math major from Lenior. ccounting major, Wayne Dick from Richfield serves as business manager of the Chimes. Karen Cash, English major, is holding for the second year the editorship of The Pfeiffer News. Who’s Who Among Students in Ameri- can Colleges and I diversities is an honor publication which recognizes student lead- ers on college campuses across the nation. Qualifications for the twentv-three Pfeiffer students chosen for the honor include a 2.75 quality point average and participa- tion in three extracurricular activities. Religion -philosopln major, Louncllc Sc lie, from Cold Hill, serves in the honorary position of marshal. Hudv King is a math major from Forest C ity, lie holds the position of S.G.A treasurer and holds an assistantship in the math department. Who’s Who Governing Board is one of fane Ihrie’s many activities, fane is an education major from Louisburg. Music major Edwin Barlow is a member of the Chamber Singers and Concert Choir. Rav Spratt. an accounting major from Charlotte, is the Busi- ness manager of WSPC. Christian education major Kathv Roberts is a member of the Order of the Sundial. Chimes editor Anne Black is chief justice of the Judicial Board and majors in histon 45 Honor student Dottie Kennard, an English-drama major, is president of Alpha Psi Omega. Cheerleader Kieki Lewallen, a Christian education major, is secretary of the Sundial. Diana Esau, a Christian education major, is president of Fellowship Teams and W ashington Hall. Histoi) major Eddie Kells serves as a senator and chief justice of the M.S.C.A Judicial Board. Music major Jovce Painter is a marshal and member of I lie hamber Singers. Ruth Thomas, a biology major from Kannapolis, is elections chair- man and serves on the Governing Board. Biology student William Willis is president of Ervin Hall and a marshal. Clay Smith, a religion-philosophy major, is on the English major Jane Allen is vice-president of A.W.S. Judicial Board and is a member of the Sundial. and President of Le Cercle Francais. Christian education major Janice Johnson serves on the Women’s Judicial Board. Donna Ellis, a sociologs major, is vice-president of Washington Hall and a member of the Spring Festival Court. ( hnstian education major Marv Davis is president of A.W.S. and a member of the Sundial. 47 Ushering at campus cultural events is one of the many duties of Marshal Joyce Painter. Marshals Bettv S. Matheson, Chief The coveted honor of serving as a Mar- shal at various functions during the school year comes to the nine juniors with the highest scholastic average in their re- spective class. Clara Bowman Jane Ihrie Dottie Kennard Ricki Lewallen Joyce Painter Lounelle Selle Mari Lee Weaver William Willis (£)AX Phi Delta Sigma Dr. Clyde II. Robertson President Dr. G. M. Schrever, Vice-President Mr. Kenneth Holshouser Secretary Phi Delta Sigma is the scholastic honor society which encourages talent and in- tellectual leadership. Juniors must have a 3.7 quality point average and seniors a 3.5 to be eligible. Vicki Kaye Heilig Patricia jane Ihrie Dorothy Caroline Kennard . . . Betty Saunders Matheson Katlierine Boze Roberts , r Joyce Lucile Sells Vw • A •• Mari Lee Dial Weaver Dr. Hoyt Bowen Dr. J. G. Campbell Dr. William Cotton Mr. Allen Fine Dr. John Haesloop Miss Georgia Haswell Dr. Roger Kusche Dr. Jeth ro Manly Dr. Bernard C. Russell Miss Elizabeth Shaffer Dr. Plarold Stephenson Dr. J. Lem Stokes, II 48 A O Alpha Psi Omega President Dottie Kennard and Business Manager Buddv Patterson “take five” to criticize the last scene. Alpha Psi Omega is an honor society consisting of students who have shown themselves to be outstanding in dramatic and technical ability. The society is recognized nationally. Wesley Judv Dottie Kennard Buddy Patterson Janice Watson •49 Dottie Kennard plays lead role in Oh Dad. Poor Dad. Mama's Hung You in the Closet and I’m Feeling So Sad. I 7a X Math major Boh Angles is recognized as president of S.G.A. and as a member of Who's Who. WSPC General Manager Ron Ilann also serves as a student justice on the Judicial Board. Outstanding Seniors Jane Dirie, an elementary education major, is chairman of Woman's judicial Board. Mary Davis is outstanding in that she is president ot A.W.S. In order to give special recognition to the six seniors who are considered most prominent by their fellow classmates, the Senior Class elects six Outstanding Seniors. Nominations are made according to aca- demic ability and their capacity for lead- ership. « Knglish major Karen Cash is editor of The Pfeiffer News. President of the Senior ( lass Barry Pole, a business major, serves as business manager of The Pfeiffer News. 50 Order of the Sundial Anne Black Mike Blackwood Karen Cash Marv Davis Margaret Earley Ron Hann Wesley Judy Ricki Levvallen Barry Pote Kathy Roberts Andy Shepard Clav Smitn Students are selected for membership in the Order of the Sundial according to O their participation and achievement in the four phases of life on the college cam- pus-social, spiritual, mental, and physi- cal. The objectives of the Order are based on the Pfeiffer Sundial motto. At the Sundial Andy Shepard presents Nancy Kiker with her corsage for the Sundial Dance. The Order of the Sundial sponsors the first formal dance of the vear. 51 Miriam represents Pfeiffer in the annual Albemarle Christmas parade. For the first time. Miss Merry Christ- mas represents Pfeiffer in the Albemarle Christmas parade. Miss Miriam Nay is elected by campus-wide vote. The Senate hopes to continue this tradition. Miss Merry Christmas junior from Coshin. Kentucky, Miss Miriam N’av is majoring in elementan education. The student body selects Miriam as the first Miss Merry Christmas since 1963. 52 Miss Willie Lloyd and Mr. Ray Spratt, seniors from Charlotte, are honored as Martha and George Washington at the annual George Washington Ball. Martha and George Ray is an accounting major who serves as business manager of WSPC. Martha and George Washington are elected from the senior class to be the honored guests at the Student Government- sponsored George Washington Ball in February. The Ball is an annual event, the major formal dance on campus each year, year. Willie is a Christian education major. Along with her other activities she holds the position of head cheerleader. 53 Homecoming Queen The Homecoming Queen for l(KSfi is Miss Lyn McQueen, an elementary education major from St. Petersburg, Florida. On October 15, she is presented at the halftime of the soccer game. 54 One of the senior members of the 1966 Homecoming Court is elementary educe major Miss Barbara Trusler from Tampa, Florida. Senior Attendants Miss Carolvn Charlotte, also I-------- 55 Junior Attendants Flomenturv education from Stan Held . Mivs Dianne Uatlo ( for the court In Sophomore Attendant Freshman Attendant Coming from Cape Slav Court House, New Jersey. Miss Sue Stites, a biology major is chosen as representative for her class. Miss Norma Carter, a native of Charlotte and an elementary edu cation major, is the representative for her class. Spring Festival Queen French English major Miss Susan Hays, a senior from Richmond. Virginia, is selected by the Junior and Senior classes to reign as queen of the Spring Festival Court. 58 Sen-ins as maid-of-honor is Miss Donna Ellis, a senior from Norfolk, Virginia, majoring in sociolog)'. W -m? 1T“T Maid-of-Honor 59 : I . Senior Attendants Miss Barbara Trusler troin rani pa Florida, is an education major. 60 61 I‘rom Charlotte, Miss Jane Cashion, a C.F. major, represents her t lass on the 1965 Homecoming Court and this sear s Spring Court. ' Sophomore Attendants Miss Janice Brown, a music major from Lake Junaluska, is also representing the Sophomore Class. Miss Sandy Marsh is a sociology major from Fort Mvers, Florida. The Sopho- more Class is sponsoring Miss Marsh in the Spring Court. 62 Freshman Attendants M: 1 ! The Freshman Class chooses Miss Pat Norton from Hendersonville to represent them in the Spring Festival activities. Pre-nursing major Miss Fran Hanes from Jacksonville, Florida is selected as the other freshman representative. I1 Guests The Charlotte Svmphonv. directed hr Mr. Richard Cormier, presents a two part program including some well-known works by Wagner. The concert in Mitchell Gymnasium, is one of the cultural liitfhliijhts of the fall semester. Miss A dele Addison, soprano, ap- pears as soloist with the harlotte Symphony. 64 Mario E. CampioIi,vthe architect directing the remodeling of the Capitol, lec- tures on Washington and Williamsburg architecture. Mark Chadwin, research assistant to Ambassador Avarel Harriman, discusses iet Nam. 65 I ) The Kingston Trio presents an entertaining concert in Mitchell Cvm on Thanksgiving Eve. John Stewart, Nick Reynolds, and Boh Shane display their showmanship before a capacity crowd. I Gordon Mvers skives his rendition of some of America s most loved folk souths He interprets our heritage in song. The junior Class sponsors the Tams in a concert and dance. It is a fast moving rock and soul show! Members of the National Opera Compam perform an excerpt from Strauss. 68 Dr. Wallace Fowlie of Duke University discusses Modem French Drama before interested students at a French Club meeting. The S.G.A. sponsors United States Senator Birch Bayh. The Fabulous Five entertain students at a December dance. The show was sponsored by the sophomore class. Dr. C. Stanley Lowell pauses for a moment of thought. When an arduous endeavor is approached bv an alliance, the efforts concern all as each resolves to place self-attainment and praise in the background. 'p I k I Soccer First row: Ham Dutton. Doug Trice. Bob Culbreth, Tom Moon. Cliff Trone, Wayne Salter, Bob Parrs', Damn Smith, Ross Hagstoz, Larry Mon- aghan. Second row: Steve Blew. Don Brown. Butch Jones. Dave Poole. Steve Short. Al Anderson, Les Bivens, John McGinn, Denny Forer, Coach N. E. Lefko. Third row: Al Mackey, Steve Tate, John Sukala, Bill Good- son, Marvin Smith. Bill Topping. I Ed ‘ Irish'' McDuell uses his head in strong defensive plJv throughout the season. Ed grimaces and relays the ball. Although the 1966 soccer season was not a winning one, it was an exciting one. The team plaved four overtime games. The games were fast and showed team work. Falcons had only eight returning players, and later were hampered by injuries. Freshmen and rookies augmented the team nucleus led bv Danny Smith and Ross Hagstoz. Pfeiffer's Pele Dannv Smith and Bobby Parry dribble upheld and into scoring distance on an offensive drive. 73 Shin guards, cleats and dependable backup players sit on the bench in anxious moments, awaiting a call from the coach. I Captains Ross Hagstoz and Dannv Smith Bill Topping fires a pass cross field from his wing position The season was marred by six defeats as await the toss of the coin and kickoff three of these fell in postgame overtimes. Freshman Wavne Salter boots his way into the '66 squad. Much freshman talent is exploited as Letko calls on fledgling Birds. 196f SCOREBOARD 5 Furman 1 1 Washington and Lee 5 2 ASTC 2 0 Belmont Abbey 1 5 St. Andrews 4 1 Campbell 3 2 N.C. State 3 3 Emorv University 4 3 Davidson 4 3 Guilford 1 0 Pembroke 0 1 UNC 7 Boh Parrv attacks the ball as the Falcons attack Belmont Abbey. Pfeiffer defeats the Abbey 5-4. Three o’clock and the Pfeiffer team crosses Curlytail to meet Pembroke on N.E. Lefko field. The squad claims a 3-6-1 record. Last year’s returning All American Boss Hagstoz and novice Larry “the Squeek Monaghan team up to mount a drive toward the net but opponents have other things in mind. 75 Freshman guard Dwight Hinnant befuddles an Ap- palachian defender with his expert ballhandling skill. Basketball I he referee signals for a foul as Jim Burkhart and Bob Engebretsen fight the Mounties to score and trv for a three-point plav. 76 Guilford defender tries in vain as forward Jim Burkhart goes up and over him to score for the Birds on a jump shot. First row: Mike Pavne, Charlie Johnson, Garv Beshears, Vic Worry, Dwight Hinnant. Second row: Jeff Enfield, Jim Burkhart, Junior Steelman, Bob Engebretsen, Mike Smith, Rick Knapp. Pfeiffer Opponent 93 Campbell 77 75 High Point 87 71 Lenoir Rhvne 81 58 Appalachian 65 96 Elon 87 92 Guilford 84 72 Catawba 65 60 Oglethorpe 70 65 Tournament 69 70 Erskine 72 73 Newberry 81 72 Atlantic Christian 83 61 Campbell 52 84 Western Carolina 109 68 Appalachian 106 71 King 58 75 Western Carolina 65 86 Catawba 71 58 Newberry 40 78 Erskine 69 74 Elon 78 76 Lenoir Rhvne 75 84 Atlantic Christian 75 58 High Point 54 57 Guilford 90 Bob Engebretsen fires from the key. Bob led the scoring against Western Carolina with 15 points. Charlie Johnson's jump shot eludes the defensive efforts of the Quakers. Pfeiffer’s Falcons beat the socks off of Er- skine s Flving Fleet tor Coach Essie. 78 C harlie Johnson, one of the Falcons better ball-handlers, connects on a jump shot over the out-stretched arm of a Guilford defender. The 1966-67 Pfeiffer Falcons were hindered by uncertainty as they began their season. o one was sure how much talent the Birds had or how they would react to game conditions. After the holiday recess the Falcons were lacking in depth as four freshmen appeared in the starting line-up; however, the freshmen were determined. They combined their talents with the experience of per- formers like Mike Smith, Rick Knapp, and Vic Worry. Many games were filled with tension and depended upon the final basket to answer victory or defeat. The 1966-67 season was mainly a re- building for Pfeiffer. Falcon guard Gareth Beshears fakes out his defenders and drives tor the basket. As the detender tries to recover, Gareth takes a jump shot. Coach Essie directs the action from his seat on the bench. Gareth Beshears fires from the foul line on the first shot of a one-and-one situation m the Falcons exciting one point win over the Mounties of Appalachian. Jim Burkhart scored 25 points in this game. 79 'v I Tommy Grubb The Falcons started the 1966 season with new men at six positions. The new Falcons came through with another banner vear as they won their fourth Carolina’s Conference championship in six years of league competition. The team's pitchers may have established a national collegiate record, as they completed 29 out of 32 games with an ERA of 1.41. The Falcon defense was superb. The infield executed a triple plav against Davidson. As Coach Ferebee begins his eleventh season as head coach, he looks forward to another good year. 'Ihe 1967 Falcons will have some new faces in several kev positions. Gone are some important men from last year’s championship team. With promising freshmen to fill these positions. Coach Ferebee looks forward to improving his record of 196 wins and 70 losses. Vic Worry 80 Monty Montgomery Baseball St Griggy Porter Randy Richardson The Birds overcome the F1 i j;h Point Panthers in a crucial game. Herman Eaker beats a throw to first base to give Pfeiffer a hard earned victors in conference plav. Speed and the desire to win secure for Herman a nomination to the all-conference team. 81 First Row: John Miller, Griggv Porter Coach Ferebee, Randv Richardson, Neil Shouse. Second Row: Hal Harrigan, Rob Bovd, Tom Gmbb. Herman Faker, Richard Grubb, Steve Pinkston, Barrv Pote. Third Row: David Sherrill, Bob Mc- Ginness, Art Small, Dave Petitt, Montv Montgomery, Jack Cooke, Vic Worry. Pfeiffer beats the throw at first against a scrambling High Point Herman Faker, an all-conference player, tries success- infield. Pfeiffer downed cross-state rival 4-1 and 6-1. fully to beat the throw to first. 1 Coach Ferebee observes the Falcon practice sessions with a keen eve for improvement. 1-966 All-state: Tommy Grubb, pitcher. 1966 All-conference: Herman Eaker, centerfield; Randy Richardson, catcher; Vic Worry, first base; Tommy Grubb, pitcher. 1966 All-NAIA: Randy Richardson, catcher; Tommy Grubb, pitcher. 1966 All-tournament: Herman Eaker, centerfield; Randy Richardson, catcher; Griggy Porter, second base; Monty Montgomery, pitcher. Art Small displavs powerful form as he connects for a long drive to center field. Art provides spark to the team with his consistent hitting and strong determination. Pfeiffer 1966 Scoreboard Opponent 4 Davidson 3 5 Catawba 2 5 Davidson 2 I Campbell 2 1 Campbell O .3 3 St. Andrews 2 8 St. Andrews 4 o o Newberrv 1 11 Presbyterian 5 4 Williams 1 6 Williams 5 11 Guilford 1 6 High Point 0 6 Oberlin 1 10 Oberlin 1 4 High Point 1 2 Atlantic Christian 0 0 Atlantic Christian 2 2 Lenoir Rhyne 3 o o Appalachian 0 1 Appalachian 4 0 Western Carolina o 5 6 Western Carolina 0 5 El on 1 14 Catawba 0 4 Lenoir Rhvne 0 2 Elon 1 2 Guilford 6 4 Guilford 11 6 Western Carolina 2 2 High Point 0 I Guilford 0 83 k Golf The 1966-67 Pfeiffer golfers showed much development and professional-like form. Each game offered an opportunity for individual advancement as an incentive for participation. With the confidence that comes with success, the team was prepared for rugged competi- tion. Coached by Francis Essie, the team proved its superiority by defeating other teams of its classification. Mike Smith. Bill Goodson, Ben Lucas, Myron Chastain, Bob Harrellson, Bobby Weant. Golf Scoreboard Pfeiffer Opponent 6 Appalachian 18 IS Gustavus Adolphus 10 10 Oberlin 10 2 Vo Catawba 2IV2 71 2 Catawba 12 2 8 Elon 12 15 Elon 5 10 High Point 14 6 High Point 14 Ben Lucas studies the lay of the green as he gets ready for a putt. Falcons call Piney Point home. Once again Mvron Chastain blasts his way out of the sand. Bobby Weant sinks a 30 foot putt. Bob gains points as Pfeiffer defeats Lion. 84 Tennis The 1966 tennis team was the best in the history of the school. Pfeiffer had a 14-4 record with wins over such high flight schools as Ohio University and Wake Forest. The Birds finished second in the Carolina Conference standings. The climax of the tennis season came when Pfeiffer earned a national rating of ninth at the NAIA Nation- al Tournament. Rick Knapp returns a serve with a strong back-hand. Rick went on to win the Carolinas Conference first flight championship. Larry Suggs and Dave Smith team to compete in a doubles match Tennis is coached bv College Business Manager, Wallace Martin. Larry Suggs, David Smith, Tommy Lewis, Rick Knapp. 1966 SCOREBOARD Pfeiffer Opponent 5 Wofford College 2 7 Wofford College 0 1 Kalamazoo College 6 4 Ohio University 3 4 Atlantic Christian College 3 7 Guilford College 0 6 High Point College 1 4 Wake Forest College 3 7 Elon College 0 4 Atlantic Christian College 3 4 Erskine College 3 5 Campbell College 2 5 High Point College 2 4 East Carolina College 3 3 ASTC 4 7 Lenoir Rhvne College 0 3 Wake Forest College 4 4 Erskine College 3 5 Guilford College 2 85 The granplers condition themselves through spin- Displaying skill and determination. David Argo executes a reversal to put ning drills designed to enhance their agilitv. the Falcons ahead bv a decisive score. ( liris (urdi overpowers his opponent to become a consistent winner for the grapplers ('or- Mike Drive perfects a new hold in a practice session with di fills the 160 weight class. Jerry Hester. Mike fills a gap left vacant in last years squad. 86 First Row: David Argo, Jerry Hester, Mike Driver, Dale Patterson. Second Row: Bruce Yingling, Al Co-Captains: Chris Cordi and Dave Crawford. Lewis, John Garrison, Chris Cordi, Bob McGinness. Pfeiffer wrestlers experience a transi- tion with a new coach and new faces on the mats. A constant characteristic of the Falcon grapplers is strength in lower- and middle-weight classes. Coach Mike Grandstaff worked with his squad as they met old rivals in Ga. Tech, N.C. State, ASTC and The Citadel. Falcons competed in Atlanta Collegiate and Southern Open classics. 1966 Wrestling Scoreboard Pfeiffe r Opponent 8 Appalachain 26 11 UNC 22 16 Citadel 16 11 East Carolina 24 18 Georgia 19 14 NC State 19 20 St. Andrews 13 14 Georgia Tech 19 27 Pembroke 10 10 VMI 27 6 Old Dominion 25 31 Duke 8 87 Worry and anticipation characterize Pfeiffer cheerleaders as thev anxiously watch the Falcons play Jeanne, Clark, and Jane are concerned about the team's next plav. Cheerleaders: Willie Llovd, Ricki Lewallen, Jeanne Shav, Susan Hays, Clark Poole, |ane Cashion, Debbie Kriegner. Louise Long. Diane Bilin. Ricki Lewallen Willie Lloyd, Captain The cheerleaders play an important part in leading school spirit. In order for any team to perform well, players need to sense that the student body is supporting them. The enthusiasm of the cheerleaders is con- veyed both to the teams and to the fans. The cheerleaders are the link between the partic- ipants and the spectators. Jeanne Shay Debbie Kriegner Louise Long 89 Humans ceaselessly strive to be integral parts of life. The feeling of belonging is a desire to be fulfilled. Offering one’s whole talents is the key to contributing to a task and feeling a part of a greater whole. i The Chimes Section editors. Dick Funderburke, Publications Editor; Johnnv Brvan, Organizations Editor; Sarah Goodson, Classes Editor; Beckv Bush, Feature Editor, Harriet Matthews, Administration, Faculty, and Staff Editor; Chris Sturgis. Sports Editor. dvisor Miss ancv Henderson aids every member of the staff with mature advice. Anne Black, Editor-in-Chief, makes one of her many phone calls to check on photographers and pictures which haven't come in. Assistant editors: Janet Chance, Managing Editor; Larry Halsey, Layout Editor; Frankie Cole, Associate Editor; Bettie Keller, Managing Editor. The Pfeiffer Chimes is the annual student publication which purports to stress all the memories, the goals, and the achievements of the most memorable years in the average student’s life. The staff members of such a publication must have a vivid imagination as well as a certain amount of creative ability and lots of integrity. 92 Staff: Janet Cohee, Lynn Peeler, Dianne Bilin, Mary Culp, Judy Ingram, Daphne Hurd, Jeanne Torrence. Staff: Theresa Newsom, Steve Joyce, Nicky Yurgen, Nancy Brown, Martha Mitchum, Brenda Shoaf, Beekv Sexton. Staff: Laura Spence, Pam Gattis, Judy Bankhead, Pat Tucker, Donna Ellis, Susan Haves, Joan Hebrance. 93 Business staff. Barbara Tmsler; Wavne Dick, Business Manager; Jerry Thrift, Advertising Manager. I Cartoonist A B. Weaver puts finishing touches on his cartoon for the editorial page. Sports writers. Lain liaises and Johnns Morgan, watch Steve Pnillippi, Sports Editor, draw the sports page layout. Business Manager, Barry Pote, goes over ads with Al Waddell, Ad- vertising Manager. Marilvn Callender, Steve Jovce, and Jud Bankhead assist Johnny Bryan, Circu lation Manager, in the distribution of the News. The Pfeiffer News strives to present a true reflection of the happenings on the college campus and, in so doing, to reflect the things which most concern the student. Editorial heads, general staff reporters, advertising and business man- agers, sports writers, and typists all con- tribute to the success of the News. 94 Editorial Board: Andv Shepard. Managing; Editor; Margaret Earlev, Associate Editor, Frankie Cole, Copv Editor; Dick Funderlnirke, News Editor; Kathy Gamewell, Feature Editor. Editor-in-Chief Karen Cash discusses the latest editorial for the current edition of the News with the faculty advisor. Mrs. Daisy Cotton. Photographers: Lewis Avcock, Dale Patterson. Billy Cotton, Duncan Campbell. Pfeiffer News Junior staff writer, Phvl Hunt, warns freshmen, Silvia Rodriguez, Feme Stith, Bonnie Michelbaeh, Bobbie Shuping, and Shayne Arrowood, about problems in writing. Disc jockev, Larrv Gall, takes a five-minute break from playing Ed Cramer, Technical Manager; Jane Cashion, Head Typ- records while Mutual News is on the air. ist; Thad Woodard, Chief Announcer. WSPC General Manager. Ron Harm, shows disc jockey. Damn Johnson, new records before cataloguing them. N anette Starnes, staff member, discovers that it is a difficult task to find that one record out of hundreds in the record library. Start: First Row: Jean Zehring, Mary Chambliss, Mar Licari, Janet Frazier, Bonnie Michelbach, Joan Realino; Second Rons : Rich Harris, Bruce Shepard, Nancy Vallance, Brenda Rankin. Pam Langley, Damn Smith. Theresa Newsom. Vanette Starnes; Third Row: Art Weller. Don Weaver. Ross Marshall, Dick Horton. Donald Prout. Larr Gall. Jim Schaeffer. Tom Kinard, Tom Ward, Chip Taylor. Charles Morrison, Joe Intemicola, Doug Gosbin, Barry Pote, Steve Phillippi. Advisor, Mr. Bill Reasonover, discusses ads with Business Manager, Don Weaver, and Advertising Manager, John Licari. WSPC, Pfeiffer s own student radio sta- tion, provides the student bodv and admin- istration with entertainment, news and in- formation on events within the community. Participation is open to all students interest- ed in gaining experience in broadcasting. For the first time, scholarships were awarded to the general and business managers. 97 Dr Nancy McLaurin, advisor to Phoenix, gives expert advice to the staff on material for the magazine. Phoenix Bills Gene Johnson, Editor, explains layout and proofreading symbols to two freshmen of the Phoenix staff, Theresa Vow and David Zimmerman. Joe Intemicola, Business Advisor, and Vicki Heilig, Associate Editor, work on accounts. The Phoenix is the annual literary publi- cation of the Society of Creative Arts. Through the selections presented in the Phoenix, the talent of the creative members of the college community is shared with and recognized bv other students. The 1967 pub- lication of the Phoenix is the tenth edition of the literary magazine. Editor-in-Chief, Bill Gene Johnson, shows Vicki Heilig. ssociate Editor, and Paula Dereiner, Assistant Editor, a work of poetrv. Photographic Editor, Tiin Reeves, and Silvia Rodriguez go over photo- graphs chosen to he published in the Phoenix, Editorial Board: First Row: Theresa Vow, Danielle Bivins, Karen Cash, Jane Argo, Steve Pinkston, David Zimmerman. Editorial Board: Eldon Sloan. Vicki lleilig, Mauls n Miller. Paula Dereiner |uha Lindsav. Allen. Second Row: David Executive Council Ann Bryant pauses from taking notes to pose a ques- tion to the Senate. Dean Briggs. lar Davis. WAS President Dave Petitt. Y1SGA President; Dean Mashburn. Bob nglev, SGA President: Andy Shepard, SG A N ice President; Rucl King, SGA Treasurer, Ann Bryant, SGA Secretary. President Bob Angles opens the door to the Senate. Bob is aware of the problems facing the student bods and ssith the aid of the Senate, he attempts to alleviate these concerns. The Student Government Association strives to promote the highest ideals, to gather student opinion, and to act upon it in the best way to benefit students. The SGA sponsors convocation personalities as Miss Adams and Senator Bayh, and arranging concert guests as the Kingston Trio and Martin St. James. 100 Judicial Board Ron Hann; Susan Fortune; Clay Smith; Anne Black, Chief Justice; Wayne Dick; Sharon Holt. Clay Smith consults the Constitution regarding a ques- tion of governmental policy. The Student-Administrative Judicial Board handles student violations of major college policy. The Board considers not only the welfare of the delinquent student but the entire student body. Six student justices—one sophomore, two juniors, and three seniors—are selected and appointed each year. 101 Senate 'i. t I I First Row: Dave Petitt, Rudy King, Man Davis, Boh Angley, Ann Kathy Roberts. Third Row: Dean Mashbum, Linda Sharpe, Carv Mc- Bryant, Andy Shepard. Second Row: Corrine Glover, Vicki Erickson, Guire, Margaret Earley, Stan Biggers, Billy Gene Johnson, Boyd Cathey, Miles Philbeck, Eddie Kellv, Lannis Ethridge, Donna Ellis, Flora Bustle, Debbie Wilson, Jim Shaver, Ruth Crowell, Dean Briggs, Jim Powers. Senators act as the link between SC A and the student bodv. Donna Ellis, Vicki Erickson and Lannis Ethridge are active examples ol this representation. The Student Senate is composed ot representatives from each class, the day students, and the vice-chairmen from each dormitory. In the Senate, student problems are presented, discussed, and legislatively acted upon. The Senate strives for the betterment of students by sponsoring Home- coming, the George Washington Ball, and the April Festival. 102 Governing Board First Row: Dean Briggs; Dean Mashbum; Juanita Gibbons; Becky Bush. Second Row: Beckv Stephens, Several members of the Board gather materials President; Ruth Thomas; Ricbi Lewallen; Judy Ingram; Libby Ford; fane Ihrie. after a meeting. In the Activity Room. Libbv Ford points out the repaired pool tables to other members of the Board. The Student Union Governing Board strives to maintain guidelines and a pro- gram of activities which will serve the general welfare of all members of the col- lege community and will enrich the cul- tural, spiritual, social, and recreational life of the campus. The Board expresses in- terest in campus communication through various contest programs. 103 Men s Student Government Association Hills Gene Johnson; Glenn Griffiths; William Willis; Bill Everett; l)r. Melton; Dave I’etitt. President; Garv Rhodes; Roger Neal. Secreture President, and dvisor review the new Constitution. Several members of M.S.G.A. hurriedly prepare for their first hamburger sale of the school year. The Men’s Student Government Vssoci- ation strives to represent and further the best interests of the men students, to regulate their conduct under the authority of the college, and to promote responsi- bility and a high sense of honor among the men students. 104 Margaret Earley, upon looking into a ballot box, chuckles over a student’s response to a recent election. Association of Women Students Pat Barton; Diana Esau; Marv Davis, President; Mary Lou Bums; Brenda Poplin. Jane Allen. Mar- garet Earlev; C nthia Kobulnicky. The Association of Women Students plans for the programming and executes those plans beneficial to all women on campus. The A.W.S. sponsors the Pump- kin Festival, workshop for leadership and training, and receptions for convocation speakers and SGA candidates. 105 Women’s Judicial: Jean Bouldin; Pat Tucker; Joyce Williford; Miriam Nay; Janice Johnson; Jane Ihrie, Chief. I House Councils Memer: Ph Ilis Petree; Betty Shue; Debbie Kates; Marv Lou Burns, president; Mars Culp; Sara Kennedy; Jeanne Torrence; Judv Ingram, Nanc Cooper, Vicki Erickson; Maria Richmond. The house council in each dormitory strives to coordinate student activities in the dorm. To promote the betterment of student welfare, the councils sponsor social programs and enforce regulations on con- duct under SGA authority'. Ervin: Pete Andrews; Phil Johnson; Terrv Fulcher; William Willis, President; Ed Cramer, John Midyette; Lannis Ethridge. Foote; Richard Harris; Glenn Griffiths, President, Stan Riggers; Dick Horton. C line First Row: Dianne Hatlev, Dana Roderick, Kathy Roberts; Donna ('lower. Second Row: Margaret Earley, President. Gav Tucker. Cynthia DeFilippo; Cathv Carroll; Becky Sewell 106 Vaughn: Roger Stimson: Dennis Forer: Herb Schneider; Bob Harrelson; Bob Gul- ledge, Vice-President; Chuck Mason. —„— Washington: Standing: Mitzi Tomaini; Becky Stephens, Paula Deremer; Joanie Hebrance; Carole Hannon; Donna Ellis. Seated: Carolyn Heacock; Diana Esau, President; Becky Simpson. Plvler: Jim Fry; Billy Gene Johnson; President; Steve Pinkston; Larry Suggs; David Cowles. Rowe: Ann Bryant; Jeanne Shay; Brenda Poplin, President; Ruth Crowell; Sherrlyn Mitchell; Marion McCoy; Marillyn Miller; Diane Eagle; Libby Ford; Susan Fortune. Kluftinger: First Row: Eldon Sloan; Steve Blew. Second Row: Walt Fink; Miles Philbeck; Roger Neal, President. Third Row: Ed Compton. Terry Mayer. 107 Christian Life Council First Row: Elinor D. Heermans, Edna Winberrv. Pat Sara Kennedy, Jerrv Shackelford, Diana Esau, Harrv Park, Britt Hadley, Jeanne Shay. Barton. George Singleton. Second Row: Pat Andrews, Don Allred, James Shoaf. Flo Johnson. Executive Council: Miriam Nav, Vice-President; Dr. Schreyer, Advisor; Cla Smith, President; Jan Heermans, Treasurer; Mary Lou Burns, Secretary. Each Sunday' evening during the aca- demic vear, the Christian Life Council conducts vespers in the chapel. In the fall the council sponsors Religious Emphasis Week and in the spring, a Social Concerns Seminar. The Christian Life Council exists in order to encourage Christian worship, fellowship, and service. 108 Christian Education Fellowship Executive Council: First Row: Nina Daniel, Senior Rep.; Ann Brvant, Sophomore Rep.; Kathv Roberts, Vice- President; Flo Johnson, President. Second Row: Willie Lloyd, Treasurer, Judy Ingram, Secretary; Patsy Strick- land, Co-Publicity Chairman; Carol Duvall, Co-Publicity Chairman. Third Row: Pat Norton, Freshman Rep.; Pat Barton, C.L.C. Rep.; Becky Sewell, Junior Rep. Love, service, preparation, and dedication are the four aspects in the program of the Christian Education Fellowship. It is an or- ganization for persons interested in the field of Christian education. Its purpose is to promote worship, studv, and fellowship among its members and to aid them in career preparations. First Row: Trudv Holland, Jeanne Shay, Ricki Lewallen, Diana Esau. Second Row: Barbara Reid, Miriam Nav, Jane Cushion, Clara Bowman. Third Row: Jackie Conway, Susan Fortune, Teddy Craddock, Sara Kennedy, Carol Bush. First Row: Jane Benfield, Edna Winberrv, Marge Clark, Susan Stiles, Marv Kav Earl, Beth Johnson. Second Row: Betty Clark. Margaret Lau, Jim Wollin. Danielle Bivins, Nancy Webb, Dr. Schrever, Nancy Cooper, Man Davis, Jerrv Shackelford. 109 Fellowship Teams Executive Council Janet Frazier. Secretary Daphne Hurd, Treasurer, Diana Esau, President; Cvnthia Kobulnicky, Publicity Chairman; Jeanne Shay, Vice- President First Row: Darwin Ikard, Marge Clark. Second Row: Ann Bryant, Judv Ingrain. Third Row: Silvia Rodrigue , Susan Owiugs, Patsy Strickland Fourth Row: Pat Norton, Karen Morrell, Sam Lowder. First Row: Pat Barton Danielle Bivins, Miriam av. Clara Bowman. Cvnthia Kobulnic k Second Row: Jerr Shackelford, anc Cooper, Jackie ( onwav, Allan Reading, Mars Davis. Jim WoJlin. Fellowship Teams are instrumental in helping to shape the Christian growth of today’s youth. These teams work with the youth and their leaders in the local church to evaluate their needs and to help them j)lan organized programs which will provide information and inspiration. Executive Council: Jem Shackelford. C.L.C. Rep.; Rick) Lewallen, Social Chairman; Bettv Coates, Secretary and Treasurer; Clara Bowman, Vice- President; Miriam Nay, President; Marion McCoy, Publicity Chairman. Steve Hassmer, Mary Kav Earl, Margaret Lowder, ancv Webb, fane Benfield. The Missions Club is organized to give students acquaintance and involvement in the mission of the church in the present age. In accordance with this goal, the Missions Club Mary Davis, Pat Norton, Linda Crube. membership is open to any student who has an active and growing concern for the church’s ministry. Ill Kappa Chi first Row: Britt lladlev, Gerald Sink. Benny Clodlelter. Second Bow: Weslev Jnd . Steve Hassmer. Cleveland Duke. Executive Council: Cla Smith, Vice-President; Jim llred President; George Singleton, C.L.C. Rep.; Dr Kusche. dvisor; Charles Stevens. Treasurer. Rav Burrell. Secretary. Kappa Chi is a non-denominationaF fraternity of all students preparing to enter the pastoral ministry. Its purpose is to pro- vide a medium of instruction, inspiration, and realization of true Christian fellowship. First Bow: Mert Steelman, Bill Everett. Tommy Lewis. Second Row: jimmy Warren, Jim Schaefer, Man Reitsnvder, Herbert Parunak. 112 Executive Council: Sherie Kellv, Secretary and Treasurer; Suzanne Hewitt, President; John Spencer, Vice-President; Father Anthony Kovacic, Advisor. Newman Club The Newman Club was started on Pfeif- fer’s campus two years ago. The meetings provide an occasion when members of the Roman Catholic faith and members of all faiths can come together to discuss prob- lems on the campus and in the world. 113 Baptist Student Union Executive Council: First Row: Eleanor Futeh. Program Chairman; Carol Barbee. Secretary and Treasurer. Edna Winberrv, C.L.C. Rep.; Bill Everett. Social Chairman. Second Row; Johnnv Bryan, Publicity Chairman; Boh Berryman, President; Mike Black- wood. Vice-President. First Row; Herbert Parunak, Miriam Wright, Judy Hudson, Sudie Matthis, fudv Rogers. Second Row: Wavne Davis, Scotty Cornwall. Martha Mitchum, Jim Warren. First Row: Trud Holland Shavne rrowood, Susan C.'olctte, Beth Blanton Second Row: Eldon Sloan, Terry Fulcher. Jane Roach, Jud (Goodwin. Linda W inslow, Bob Angles. The Baptist Student I’nion is the dis- tinctive denominational ministry ol the Bap- tist Church on the college campus. Its purpose is to conserve and help train Baptist students for effective Christian living. The B.S.C. creates the spiritual climate con- ducive to Christian growth. 114 First Row: Beth Johnson, Silvia Rodriguez, Beekv Evans. Second Row: Daphne Hurd, Kathv Roberts, Judv Hendren. Third Row: Jane Michael, Nancy Shoaf, Judv Ingram. Fourth Row: Jeanne Torrence Susan Fortune, Marv Lou Burns, Mar Chambliss. Fifth Row: Barbara Reid, Alan Reifsnyder, Steve Hassmer, Svlvia Heffner. Sixth Row: Jim Schaefer, Ned Van Dyke, Jackie Conway, Allan Reading. Methodist Student Movement First Row: Nancy DeHart, Iris Whitaker, Darlene Swagler, Nancv Webb. Second Row: Jane Benfield, Susan Owings, Karen Merrell, Susan Baylis, Pat Norton, Virginia Phillips. Third Row: Danielle Bivins, Lula Lail, Kathv Brazzell, Carol Gars, Rav Burrell. Fourth Row: Sam Lowder. Ellen Culp. Linda Grube, Roger Holcombe. Executive Council: Seated: Ann Brvant, Membership Chairman. First Row: Don Allred. President; Pat Andrews, C.L.C. Rep.; Marion McCoy, Publicity Chairman. Trudv Abernathy. Service Projects Chairman. Janice Johnson, Secretary; Budd Gaither, Preparation Chairman. Pat- sy Strickland, Fireside Fellowship Chairman. Second Row: Dr. Petersen, Advisor; Cinch DeFilip- po. Vice President; Jerry Shackelford, Treasurer. The Methodist Student Movement is the largest club on the Pfeiffer campus. The organization seeks to provide a Christian atmosphere bv sponsoring pro- grams which stimulate students to Chris- tian worship, service, and study. 115 I V'I Canterbury Club Karen Bostick, Bill Coodson, Fran Hanes, Chip Tav- !or, Barbara Hall, Pam Langlev. Margaret Pan, Judy Banck, Alvin Harm, Barbara Smith, James Scott, Elinor Heermans, Carol Duvall. Executive Council: David Cowles, Treasurer. Chris Sturgis, Vice-President. Carol Schultz. Secretary; Jan Heermans, President. Members of the Canterbury Club take an active part in the religious and social life ot Christ Church, Albemarle, as thev seek to express themselves in community lile. Some members teach Sunday school and sing in the church choir. 116 Lutheran Student Association Seated: Marilyn Miller. Standing: Jean Jacoby, Betty Shue, Lynn London, Janies Shoaf, Peggy Hodder, Jndv Biehn, Harry Park. The Lutheran Student Association is open to all Lutheran students at Pfeiffer. Although the Association is relatively new on campus, their activities have been many. L.S.A. pro- motes fellowship and academic stimulation. Executive Council: First Row: Peggy Hodder. Treasurer; Bettv Shue, Vice-President. Second Row: Harry Park, C.L.C. Rep.; Marilyn Miller, Secretary; fames Shoaf, President. 117 Chamber Singers Seated: Susan Lively, Edgar Johnson, Sandra Walser, San- Sanford, Edwin Barlow, |ovce Painter, Clenn Griffiths dra Starnes, W esley Judy , fanet Graham. Standing: Paula Jud Robinson, David Kelsey, Miriam Nav. The Chamber Singers, directed by Dr. Richard H. Brewer, is a distinguished group of students. Membership, which is obtained bv invitation only, designs to select the best voices and readers. The group sings various musical pieces. Dr. Brewer demands perfection in harmonv without accompaniment. 1 18 Concert Choir First Row: Paula Kendall, Sandra Walser. Susan Lively. Janet Graham. Janice Brown. Rebecca Evans, Bett Clark, Carol Duvall. Judy Robinson, Mar Nell Saunders, anc Elledge. Sandra Starnes. Elinor Heerman's. Second Row: Diane Eagle, Sarah Goodson, Miriam Nav. Joyce Painter. Cornelia Veargan, Paula Sanford, Beth Johnson, Eugenia Peacock, Jeanne Crowgev, Jane Scheer. Third Row: Wesley Judy, Charles Li taker. Glark Poole. Glenn Griffiths. Tomim Sparks, David Kelsey, Steve Hassmer, George Singleton Fourth Row: llan Reading, Pat aron. Ned Van Dyck. Willis Lamm, Edgar Johnson, fan Heermans. Edwin Barlow. Benny Reavis. The Pfeiffer College Concert Choir, directed hv Dr. Richard H. Brewer, is com- posed of forty members who are chosen by audition. The Concert Choir assists in chapel services, campus concerts, and in local church and school concerts. Preparation is as important as a performance. Dr. Brewer pauses during the April Festival concert to announce the next selection. 119 'f' Aldersgate Choir First Row: Bettv Coates. Sandra Walser, Jeanne Crowgey, Beth Johnson, Jane Michael, Susan Bavlis Second Row: Eugenia Peacock, Sharon Brooks, Carol Duvall, Linda Orube. Carol Bush. Diane Eagle. Jane Scheer. Har- riet Matthews. Third Row: Herbert Parunak, Jeff Smith, Morton Lore, ed Van Dyck, Benny Reavis, Arthur Weller, Steve Hassmer, George Singleton. The Aldersgate Choir, which performs for Sunday services in the Pfeiffer Chapel, has voluntary membership and is open to all students. The Freshmen and Upper- classmen Choirs perform for chapel ser- vices on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Professor Stanley Scheer practices selections for a Sunday morning wor- ship service. Mr. Scheer is the accompanist for all choirs. 120 Upperclassman Choir First Row: Maria Richmond, Nancy El ledge, Sylvia Heffner, Marion McCoy, Beth Johnson, Debbie Kates, Nancy Kiker. Vicki Erickson. Second Row: Marilvn Miller, Jeanne Crowgey, Paula Kendall, Carol Bush, Shir- lev Sellers, Diane Eagle, Dana Roderick, Cathy Carroll, Debbie Wilson. Third Row: Wesley Judv, Barbara Beid, Miriam Wright, Roxanne Bovette, Cornelia Yeargan, Sue Vint, Elaine Quigly, Phvllis Troutman, Bonnie Dehner. Fourth Row: Allan Reading, Charles Litaker, David Kelsev, Glenn Griffiths, Willis Lamm, Ned VanDvck, David Cowles, Duncan Campbell, Bennv Reavis. F reshman Choir Members of the Upperclassman Choir pre- pare for a weekly chapel service. First Row: Mary Licari, Becky Evans, Nancv DeHart. Christine Grossman, Joan Benfield, Pansv Walker, Judy Hudson, Mary Nell Saunders. Second Row: Cindv McAdams, Jane Beaver. Judy Brooks, Joan Bnimmer, Susan Padgette, Jenny Rogers, Ellen Culp. Jan Ruftv. Third Row: Sam Lowder, Genie Pea- cock, Bobbie Goodman, Nancy Vallence, Susan Stvles, Danielle Bivens, Bettv Clark, Jane Michael, Susan Baylis, Steve Hassmer. Fourth Row: Richard Chandler, Herbert Panmak, Jeff Smith, Jim Schaefer, Tom Kinard, Roger Holcombe, James Wollin, Fred Wilkinson, Allan Wood, Jerry Bover. 121 Alpha Phi Omega Executive Council: Morton Lore, First Vice- First Row: Wavne Serf ass. Darwin Ikard, Mert Steelman, David Cowles, Bill Goodson. Second President. ed VanDvck, Corresponding Secre- Row: Bill Kiser, Jimmv Wollin, Turner Stimpson, Roger Holcombe, tan Wavne Revnolds, Historian; Dale Patterson, President Richard Harris, Second Vice- President; Ski Hilenski, Treasurer. Omicron Omicron is the local chapter of Alpha Phi Omega, a national service fraternity that exists in order to serve the campus community in any way possible. Along with supplying church ushers each Sunclay, the fraternity publishes the student directory in the fall of 1966 and sponsors a Windjammer’s Concert. First Row: Mac Lee, Stan Riggers, Buzz Beeson, George Ray, Glenn Griffiths. Second Row: Ed Heirier, Carl Wesselhoft. Joe Caskey. Playmakers Aggie Brown, Pat Acheson. Dottie Kennard. Benny Reavis, Paula Kendall. Phvllis Wallace, Wavne Rev- nolds. The Pfeiffer Playmakers promote the dra- matic arts, acting, and technical crafts. The organization works closely with the Depart- ment of Speech and Drama in presenting a variety of dramatic performances during the year such as . . Poor Dad, Mama’s Hung You in the Closet and I'm Feeling So Sad. Ann Hall, Kathy Patterson, Teresa Vow, Dave Zimmerman. Mr. Robert Matthews, Janice Watson, Oscar Patterson. Executive Council: Joyce Sells, Treasurer; Linda W est. Parliamentarian; Ann YVormick, Secretary; Jane Ihrie, President. S.N.E.A., the Student National Educa- tion Association, is a pre-professional group that provides opportunities for a career in teaching. It tries to develop an understanding of the profession through participation in national, state, and local organizations. Student National Education Association l irst Row: (.ail Sherrill, Cind Kolmlnicks, Ruth Thomas, Carole Hannon, Vivia Dav. Marilvn Hill. Jane Leigh Second Row: Barbara Bledsoe. Vanette Starnes. Bettie Keller. Susan Smith, t ind) M Liims Pam Larson Barbara Smith rhird Row: Ron Hann, [anet ( hance Tmda Plea ton. Scottx Cornwell. Marianne Bumgarner. Harriet Matthews. First Row: Nanc Shoaf, Nancv DeHart, Mickey Michael, Julia Lindsay. Melinda Thompson, Judy Biehn, s 1 ia Heffner |ud Hudson Second Row: Bobbie Shuping, Jud Hendren, Karen Merrell, Mary Lou Burns. Susan Owings, Susan Bavlis, Carolvn Finch. Third Row: Linda Crube, Laura Spence, Kathy Brazzell, Jane Roach, Bonnie Dehner, Cand Corson, James Shoaf. Larry Wyatt, James Scott. Le Cercie Franeais Steve Pinkston, Jane Allen, Kav Lennon, Jim Tuzenew. The Cercie Francais helps to promote interest in the French speaking peoples of the world, as well as in the customs, geo- graphy, history, language, and cultural characteristics of France. Guest speakers and illustrated lectures highlight the meetings. Executive Council: Steve Pinkston. Vice-President. Jane Allan, President. 125 Y oung Democrats Club Executive Council: Dick oe. Secretan . Stese Phillippi. Treasurer Gars Grubb. President. Mr. Frales, Adsisor; Dr. Cotton, dvisor. The Pfeiffer College Young Democrats Club seeks to stimulate student interest in government affairs, to provide students ith the opportunity to listen to local, state, and national leaders, and to provoke student participation in partv activities. First Boss: Mr Fraley, Beverls Pfohl, Susan C. Smith, Joan Crawford, Nancy DeHart, Mary Licari. Vines Shoaf. Second Row: Sarah Good son, Julia Lindsav, Jane Allen, jnanita Gibbons, Virginia Eldridge Nancs allance, Melinda Thomasson, Jane Movie. Third Row: That Wood- ard Clark Poole. Sandra Bennett, Norma Carter. Nancs Kiker, Mars Chambliss, Bobbie Shaping, Man Reifsnvder. Fourth Row: Roger Holcombe, Jimms Warren, Lvnda Crowder, Joan Crass les, kathv Brazzell. Lsnn London, Miriam Nay, Ed Wright. First Row: Carl Wesselhoft. Silvia Rodriguez, kas Lennon, Edna Winberrv, Marilvn Hill, Linda Grant. Second Row: Susan Collette, Mac Lee, Jackie Bryan, Linda West, Sharon Brooks, Carolvn Crosbv. Mrs. Bess Killian. Third Row: Fran Hanes, Joyce Story, Van |ohnson, Brenda Rankin. Linda Sharpe, Marianne Bumgarner, Tom Andrvkovitz, Carlos Creamer. Fourth Row: rim Reeses, Buz Beeson, (ieorge Ray, Joanne Broyles, Tom Ward, John McCarren, Bovd Cathev, Dr Cotton. Executive Council: Phil Johnson, Treasurer; Pete Andrews, Presi- dent, Tom Merritt, Parliamentarian; Sherrlvn Mitchell, Secretary; Ski Hilenski, Vice-President. Young Republicans Club First Row: Ben Lucas, Frank Lea, Dannv T. Smith, L nn Gold. Karen Bostick, Terrance Callahan. Second Row: Chip Taylor, Chris Sturgis, Butch Jones, Jem Thrift. Roger Neal, Nancy Vallance. Third Row: Jim Tuzenew, Vanette Starnes, Ron Hann, Rav Spratt. The Young Republicans Club is com- posed of students who maintain an interest in providing and promoting an understand- ing of the policies and platform of the Re- publican Partv. The purpose of the Y.R.C. is to keep its members well informed and aware of important issues. First Row: Joe Pipitone, Walt Fink, Jim Call, Tommy Lewis, John Midvette, Pete Lawrance, Linda Grube, Jim Powers. Second Row: Willis R. Lamm. Linda A. Graham, David Corson, Boyd Cathev, Jim Johnson, Butch Gates. 127 Letterman s Club |ack Cooke, Boh Weant. Doin' Trice, Tomnn Lewis, lien Lucas, Boss lla stoz, Bob Gulledge, Boh Bo d. First Bow: Harrv Dutton, Dale Patterson, |ohn Garrison, Jerrv Hester Second Bow: Dan Smith, lvron Chastain, Grii Port- er, David Vrgo. The Lettermen’s Club is composed of men students who have received varsit letters at Pfeiffer. The purpose of the Let- termen’s Club is to develop better rela- tionships among students and between students and the community. Lxecutive Council Ed Vic Duel I. Treasurer. Chris Cordi, Secretary; rt Sinai . President; Lester Bi- vens, Vice-President. 128 Women s Athletic Association First Row: Becks Bush, Linda Grant, Pat Norton, Carol Barbee, Nancy DeHart, Sue Stites. Second Row: Juanita Gibbons, Susan Baylis, Judy Goodwin, Mary Chambliss. The Women’s Recreation Association en- deavors to include all women students in ath- letic activities. Under the guidance of Mrs. Tolbert, the association sponsors a varied pro- gram which includes basketball, volleyball, and softball tournaments. Executive Council: Micki Barrett, Sports Chairman; Darlla Zehring, Sophomore Representative; Nancy Vallance, Freshman Representative; Debbie Kriegner, President. First Row: Debbie Kates, Jane Ruftv, Shelia Redding, Olivia Braswell, Sharon Brooks, Nancy Kiker. Second Row: Betty Trogdon, Kathv Brazzell, Bonnie Dehner, Pat Barton. 129 Science Club First Row: Eldon Sloan. Sharon Holt. Lannis Ethridge, Mary' Cham- bliss. Glenn Clough, Sandra Bennett. Kay Lennon. Second Row: Tun Reeves, Juanita Gibbons, Roger Holcombe, Danny Johnson. Dr. Robertson, Carolvn Crosbv, Nancy Vallance, Ruth Thomas, Joe Pipitone, William W illis, Dr. Haesloop, Dr. Riemann. The Pfeiffer College Science Club Offers students interested in science op- portunities to persne their scientific goals. To promote science and Pfeiffer the club sponsors programs and tours and sends in- formation to high school students within a one-hundred and fifty mile radius. Executive Council: Terrv Fulcher, Secretary; Dr. Crowl, Advisor; Bo Strain, President; Flora Bustle, Secretary. Jean Bouldin, Vice-President. 130 Accounting Club Executive Council: First Row: Mr. Henrv, Advisor; Dana Roderick, Secretary; Mr. Fine, Advis- or. Second Row: Ross Marshall, Vice-President; Wayne Dick, President; Carl Bell, Treasurer. The Accounting Club, designed for Business Administration, Accounting, and Economics majors, strives to stimulate and promote interest in commercial and in- dustrial accounting. The club emphasizes the development of good businessmen through the association with leaders in la- bor, business, and accounting. ohn Midvette, John Garrison, Alvin Harm, Bill Goodson, Terry Callahan, varen Bostick, Kemp Michael. 131 Betty Keller. Jerry Thrift, Jim Powers. Rav Spratt, Glenda Baker, Eric Lefko, Larrv Mabrv. Past and Present Historical Society Executive Council: Pete Lawrance, President; Silvia Ro- drigue ., Secretary and Treasurer; Carl YVesselhoft, Vice- President. Pete Andrews, Jav McCarren, Marianne Bumgarner, Boyd Cathey, Jane Moyle. Linda Grube, Thad Woodard, Wajjcy Shoaf, Julia Lindsay, Gar- ry Grubb, Kathy Brazzell. The Past and Present Historical Society was formed on campus this year to serve the purpose of intellectual pursuits with historical overtones. The Societv believes that such a pursuit can best be achieved through discussions, study, and fellowship. 132 Music Educators National Conference Executive Council: Susan Livelv, Vice-President; Janet Graham, Secretary and Trea- surer; Jovce Painter, President. Dr. Eddins, Advisor; Dr. Brewer, Advisor. Paula Kendall, Dave Kelsey, Cornelia Yeargan, Sandi Wal- ser, Edgar Johnson, Paula Sanford, George Singleton, Ed- win Barlow. Any Pfeiffer student who is interested in music may become a member of the campus chapter of the Music Educators National Conference. Students who are interested in teaching music professionally may gain invaluable insight into their fu- ture vocations through membership in the MENC. Benny Reavis, Sue Vint, Janice Brown, Charles Litaker, Nancy Elledge, Diane Eagle, Jeanne Crowgey. 133 V' I I Debate Team The Pfeiffer College Debate Team was organized this year to stimulate progress in and to further the interests of inter- collegiate speech activities and communi- cation. Participation on an active team of this type encourages a spirit of fellowship and cooperation, and creates a more poised and confident adult. Executive Council: Maria Richmond, Secretary; Anne King President. Karen Kay Kruse, Cheryl Creed, Maria Richmond, Anne King, Karen Bostick, Rig Lentz. 134 Student Affairs F orum Don Weaver, Hon Harm, Thad Woodard, Dr. Hovt Bowen. The Student Affairs Forum was estab- lished early second semester to provide for better communications between facul- ty, student body and administration. The Forum serves as a place for open and frank discussions on the topics that most concern the college community. All topics are discussed from many angles. Colonel James Williams, Robert Angley. 135 Discovering the inner substances that cannot be extracted, measures, or examined is the kev to capturing the elements of real life. From this awakening an individual can proceed to contribute truly to life. Dr 1 Lem Stokes, II, President Administration Dr. and Mrs. J. l em Stokes complete their thirteenth year as the Pfeiffer first family. Students join Dr Stokes in a discussion of problems in the U.S. Mint with director. Miss Eva Adams. Convocation quests are part of the effort to achieve academic excellence. 138 Mr. Wallace Willard Martin—Business Manager Dr. Host E. Bowen—Academic Dean Frances Douglas Mashbum—Dean of Women Bill Brings—Dean of Students-Director of Guidance Joseph S. Ferebee—Director of Athletics Mrs Fave H. Stovall—Director of Placement Bobcrt L. Tickle—Assistant Director of Admissions 140 William S. Reasonover—Director of College News Service John Francis Essie—Director of Alumni Affairs Dr. Bernard C. Russell—Director of Library Dr. Richard 11 Peterson—Director of Religious Life 141 Education Since audio visuals are an important part of elementary and secondary school teaching. Or. Flynn feels that all students entering the fields should have instruction in operating a projector. Both a knowledge of mathematics and a special teaching procedure is needed in the elementary school. Bill J. Briggs Assistant Professor of Education Joseph S. Ferebee Associate Professor of Health and Physical Education Donald L. Flvnn Assistant Professor of Education Phvllis Gore ssistant Professor of Education Fred T Hollis Professor of Education Nicholas E. Eefko Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education Lloyd Lewder Professor of Education (Chairman) Joan Lovill Tolbert Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education 142 Economics and Business Administration Aside from his duties as Director of Admissions, Mr. Holshouser teaches courses in accounting and business law. Accounting lab is necessary but often amusing for both students and professor. J. Allen Fine Assistant Professor of Accounting Thomas Henry Assistant Professor of Accounting Kenneth D. Holshouser Associate Professor of Business Administration Wallace Willard Martin Associate Professor of Business James Lovd Williams Professor of Economics 143 1 Fine Arts Richard H Brewer John M Eddins Professor of Music Assistant Professor of Music If? ■'••v.AVi ffl r Tilr . -v James M 1 lavmaker Assistant Professor of Art Jane H. Scheer Instructor in Piana Stanley R. Scheer Assistant Professor of Music Mr. Scheer in his music appreciation class ex- plains the significance of steps and half steps in a musical scale. Mr Bob Matthews transforms the words of the playwright s stage directions into actions as he instructs the bellhops of the student drama production. Oh Dad, Poor Dad. In music courses lined blackboards aid in the instruc- tion of musical concepts and note values. Mr Eddins demonstrates. Professor Amash realizes that students are not the only ones who must prepare for class. Language and Literature Paul J. Amash Associate Professor of French Roslvn C. Arm field Assistant Professor of English Hoyt E. Bowen Professor of English ). Griffin Campbell Professor of English Daisy Cotton Assistant Professor of English Nancy L. Henderson Assistant Professor of English Dr. Bowen engages in pleasant conversation with Edwin Barlow as their paths happen to cross. Nancy McLaurin Van Polvson Professor of English Instructor in Spanish Jose Rev-Barrearu Assistant Professor of Spanish Christi-Maria Schmidt Assistant Professor of German Elizabeth Shaffer Associate Professor of Languages James M Shertzer Instructor in English William L. vanHettinga Assistant Professor of English Elizabeth A. Sikes Instructor in English 145 Dr Crowl explains genetic principles demonstrating cross-overs, mutations, and transfer of genetic material in the process of meiosis. Genetics dominates second semester zoology. Robert H. Crowl Assistant Professor ot Biology John G. Haesloop Assistant Professor of Biology Georgia Haswell Donald G. Jackman Professor of Math Assistant Professor Chemistry Edward W. Kleppinger Assistant Professor of Chemistry Jean B. Mobley Associate Professor of Math Frank S. Moore, Jr Assistant Professor of Physics Delmas Petrea Instructor ol Math J Michael Riemanri ssistant Professor ol Chemistry Clyde H. Robertson, Jr. Professor of Biology John M Speer Assistant Professor of Biology Harold P. Stephenson Professor of Physics Religion and Philosophy Dr. Maness consults one of many parallel sources in his Christian Beliefs class. Mary Eleanor Emerson F. Beyer Bethea Assistant Professor Assistant Professor of Philosophy of Religion Mary F Floyd Professor of Religion Roger W. Kuche Assistant Professor of Greek and Religion Curious of Miss Bethea’s runabout. Dr. Schreyer asks about the possibility of trying out her little red Honda some afternoon. Richard Hubbard Peterson 147 Assistant Professor of Religion Bernard C. Russell Professor of Religion and Philosophs Susan Carmichael Assistant Professor of Christian Education J. Horace Maness Assistant Professor of Religion George M. Schreyer Professor of Christian Education (Chairman) Social Science William D Cotton Professor of Historv (Chairman) successful expenment in team teaching utilizes the combined talents and knowledge of Dr Mel- ton. Mr Lohrnan. Dr. Cotton, and Mr Fralev in Historv 10.5-106. Mr. Fraley views the world with a chuckle from his JF 209 office. George E. Melton Associate Professor of History (Chairman i William Bradley Fraley Assistant Professor of History and Political Science John Hhvs Loh mann Instructor in Historv Jack Sanders Instructor in Sociology Eugene I. Earnhardt. Jr. Assistant Professor of History Edward E. Home Associate Professor of Psychology Frances Douglas Mashburn Instructor in Psychology Catherine Elizabeth Tuttle Instructor in Sociology Mrs. E. M. Harris House Directors Mrs. Grace M. Heath Mrs. Bess Killian Mrs. Neil L. Robinson Mrs. Ola Mae Watkins Chatting and drinking coffee leisurely after dinner give house directors an opportunity to break the routine of their dormitory duties. Miss Ellen Wheeler Mrs. Killian, a long time member of the staff, is not only a house director but also a friend to Plver boys. M iss Mary Wheless Mrs. Kav H. Beam M rs. Rudv E. Carter V- Dr. Joe A. Ross, College Physician. Dr Ross and Mrs Fred T Hollis review a student s medical histo- ry. Both provide excellent care for Pfeiffer students. Mrs. Juanita B. Clayton Mrs. Robert Crowl Mr Kenneth A. Crvsel Mrs. Merle S. Dodd Mrs. William Faggart Mr. Walter I Gibson. |r Mrs. Martha W. Holshouser Mrs. Laura II. Johnson Mrs. Camilla A. Long Mrs. Douglas McKenzie 150 In a moment of relaxation student nurses Patricia Irbv and Shetha Enin discuss the differences in attending a nursing school and a liberal arts college. Keeping records is one of the many tasks of Mrs. Minnie Valen- tine. the infirman’s resident nurse. Mrs. Ruby B. Mason Miss Man K. Miller Mrs. Gale F. Misenheimer M rs. Rubye K. Morris Mrs. Zella H. Morris Mrs. Allen A. Surratt Miss Beulah M. Taylor Mrs. Rebecca I Wagoner M rs. Armond F. Webb 151 Senior Class Barn Pote, President Nina Daniel, Secretary The Senior Class spends much of its spare time in preparation for graduation. There are applications for degrees to complete, graduate record exams to take, and interviews to attend. As the days pass, seniors become more sentimental. With each memory comes the realization of the culmination—and of the commencement. Boss Marshall, Treasurer Don Weaver, Vice-President Elliott Mansfield Abbott Stoneham, Massachusetts J. Padraig Acheson Millville, New [ersev James Grant Allred Alberinarle Patricia Ann Almond Albermarle Robert E. Anglev Lenoir Carl Edward Bell Richfield Robert Thomas Berryman Surry, Virginia Lester W illiams Bivens Atlanta, Georgia Marv Anne Black Mt. Hollv Elliott Mansfield Abbott A.B. in English—Pfeiffer News 2, 3, Feature Editor 3; Chimes 4. J. Padraig Acheson A.B. in English-Drama—Plavmakers 2, 3, 4; WSPC 3, 4; Orientation Committee 4. James Grant Allred A.B. in Religion—Kappa Chi 1. 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4; M.S.M. 3; Upperclass Choir 3. Patricia Ann Almond A.B. in Elementary Education—S.N.E.A. 3, 4. Robert E. Anglev A. B. in Mathematics—S.G.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Trea- surer 3, President 4; Class Officer, Treasurer 1, President 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; B.S.U. 1. 2. 4; Order of the Sundial 3, 4; Who’s Who 3, 4. Carl Edward Bell B. S. in Accounting—Baseball 1; Y.D.C. 1, 2; S.N.E.A. 3, 4; Accounting Club 4, Treasurer 4. Robert Thomas Berryman A.B. in Biology—Upperclass Choir 2; B.S.L. 1, 2, 3, 4; C.L.C. 2, 3, 4. Social Chairman 3, Pres- ident 4; Y.D.C. 3, 4: Science Club 1, 2, 4. Lester Williams Bivens B. S. m History—House Council 2; Y.D.C. 3. 4. Intramurals 2, 3. 4; Soccer 2, 3, 4; Lettermen’s Club 2, 3, 4. Nlarv Anne Black A.B. in History—M.S.M. 1. 2; Chimes 1. 2. 3, 4, Feature Editor 2, Associate Editor 3. Editor-in- Chief 4; House Council 2, Secretary 2; Student Affairs Forum 2; Cheerleader 2. 3; Order of the Sundial 3, 4. Judicial Board 3, 4. Secretary 3, Chief Justice 4; Publication Committee 4. C. L.C. 3, Secretary 3; Who’s Who 4 153 I Michael George Blackwood Greensboro Barbara Lucille Bledsoe Atlanta, Georgia Michael George Blackwood A.B. in Sociology—House Council 1; B.S.U. 1, 2, 3, 4; Extension Teams 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Counselor 2; Pfeiffer News 3; United Fund Committee 3; Order of the Sundial 4. Elaine Catherine Boldrick Pitman. New Jerse Jean C Bouldin T rinitv Clara Louise Bowman Plant City, Florida Mar Louise Brooks Norwood Agnese Sue Brown fexandria. Virginia Iris Holland Brown Kannapolis Barbara Lucille Bledsoe A.B. in Elementary Education—M.S.M. 1, 3; S.N.E.A. 1, 3, 4; Upperclass Choir 3; Y.D.C. 1. Elaine Catherine Boldrick A.B. in Biology—S.NE.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Canterbury Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec- retary 2; Le Circle Francais 1; C.L.C. 3; House Council 3, Secretary 3. Jean Carolyn Bouldin A.B. in Biology—Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4; Upperclass Choir 2; Aldersgate Choir 2; House Council 2; Women’s Judicial Committee 3, 4. Clara Louise Bowman A. B. in Christian Education—M.S.M. 1, 2, 3; Missions Club 1, 2, 3, 4; C.L.C. 2, 4, Vice Pres- ident 4; C.E.F. 1, 2, 3, 4; Marshal 4; Fel- lowship Teams 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3. Mary Louise Brooks B. S. in Physical Education—P.E. Majors Club 1. 2. 3. Agnese Sue Brown A. B. in History—Playmakers 1, 4; Canterbury Club 1, 2, President 2; Past and Present Histor- ical Society 4. Iris Holland Brown B. S. in Elementary Education—S.N.E.A. 2, 4. John Harrison Bryan B.S. in Business Administration—B.S.U. 1, 2, 3, 4; Accounting Club 3, 4; House Council 2, 3; Chimes 1, 3, 4. Staff Editor 4; Pfeiffer News 3, 4, Circulation Manager 3, 4. Marianne {eane Bumgarner A.B. in History—M.S.M. 1, 2, 4; S.N.E.A. 1, 2, 4; Freshman Choir L Upperclass Choir 2, 3; Y.D.C. 4; Past and Present Historical Society 4. 151 John Harrison Bryan Asheville Marianne Jeane Bumgarner Millers Creek Rav Garrison Burrell, Jr. Gastonia Flora June Bustle Reidsville James Vestal Call. Jr. Lexington Terrance David Callahan Pompano Beach. Florida Ray Garrison Burrell, Jr. A.B. in Religion—Alpha Phi Omega 2, 3, 4; M.S.M. 2, 3, 4; Kappa Chi 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Y.D.C. 2, 3; C.E.F., 2, 3; Fellowship Teams 2. Flora June Bustle A.B. in Biology—M.S.M. 1; WSPC 1, Secretary 1; House Council 2, 3, Fire Marshall 2, Secre- tary 3; Science Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Sena- tor 4. James Vestali Call, Jr. A.B. in Sociology—La Tertula Espanola 2, 3; Y.D.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Terrance David Callahan A.B. in History—Le Circle Francais 1; Y.D.C. 2, 3, Treasurer 3; Senator 3; Newman Club 3, 4; Chimes 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Judicial Board 3; Accounting Club 4, Publicity Chair- man 4. Flagpole sitting is fun but this is ridiculous! If someone doesn’t help Donna down, she may be forced to resort to drastic measures. 155 Karen Cash Monroe Janet Mary Chance Millville, New Jersey Margaret Friel Chilton Maddonfield, New Jersey Frances E. Cole Clayton, New Jersey Christopher Ceorge Cordi Towson. Maryland David Corson Yardle , Pennsylvania Henrv H. Courtney High Point Judith Catherine Covington Richmond, Virginia Teddv Blair Craddock Thomasville Edward Bruce Cramer Cherrv Hill, New Jersey David Brown Crawford Kannapolis William C. Crawford, jr Clinton, Maryland Gayle Elizabeth Cummings Charlotte Nina Katherine Daniel Asheville Mary Angelia Davis Gastonia Vivia Ruth Dav Allenwood, New Jersey Paula Marie Deremer Charlotte Ralph Wayne Dick Richfield Karen Cash A. B. in English—Pfeiffer News 1, 2, 3, 4, News Editor 2, Editor-in-Chief 3, 4; M.S.M. 1, 2; Senator 1, 2; May Court 2; Order of the Sun- dial 3, 4, President 4; Religious Emphasis Week Committee 2, 3, 4, Co-chairman 4; Who's Who 3, 4. Janet Mary Chance B. S. in Business Education—S.N.E.A. 2, 3, 4; S.G.A. 2, Corresponding Secretary 2; Account- ing Club 3, 4, Secretary 3; Chimes 3, 4, Man- aging Editor 4; Concert Committee 4. Margaret Friel Chilton B.S. in Elementary Education—Freshman Choir 1; Upperclass Choir 2, 3; Choral Orga- nization Council 2; M.S.M. 1, 2, Steeplelight Editor 2; House Council 3; S.N.E.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4. Frances E. Cole A.B. in English—Chimes 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Editor 3, Associate Editor 4; Pfeiffer News 3, 4, Copy Editor 3, 4; House Council 3; Upperclass Choir 2, 3; Sigma Pi Alpha 2; Concert Committee 4, Co-chairman 4. Christopher George Cordi A.B. in History—Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-cap- tain 3, 4; Soccer 4; Lettermen’s Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4. David Corson A.B. in History—Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Y.D.C. 4; M.S.M. 4. Henry H. Courtney A.B. in English Judith Catherine Covington A.B. in Elementary Education—S.N.E.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; Pfeiffer News 1, 3, Chief Typ- ist 3; Y.R.C. 1, 2, 3; Sigma Pi Alpha 1; Intra- murals 2; House Council 2; M.S.M. 1, 2, 3. Teddy Blair Craddock A. B. in Christian Education—C.E.F. 1, 2. 3, 4, Publicity Co-chairman 3; Treasurer 4; Fel- lowship Teams 1, 2, Vice President 1, President 2; Y.D.C. 1, 2, 3; Plavmakers 1, 2, 3; Counselor 2; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; M.S.M. 1, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4. Edward Bruce Cramer B. S. in Business Administration—House Council 2, President 2; Judicial Board 3; M.S.G.A. 3, Vice President 3; WSPC 3, 4; Student Union Governing Board 3. David Brown Crawford A.B. in Social Sciences—Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Lettermen’s Club 1, 2, 3, 4. William C. Crawford, Jr. A.B. in History—Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Pfeiffer News 3, 4; Great Decisions Discussion Group 3; Y.D.C. 4; Science Club 3; Homecoming Committee 4. Gayle Elizabeth Cummings A.B. in Sociology—Freshman Choir L Upper- class Choir 2; La Terrula Espanola 1- YDC 2, 3. Nina Katherine Daniel A.B. in Christian Education—Freshman Choir L Upperclass Choir 2, 4; C.E.F 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer, Secretary 4. Mary Angelia Davis A. B. in Christian Education—A.W.S. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Secretary 3, President 4; C.E.F. 1, 2, 3; Missions Club 3, President 3; Fellowship Teams 1, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Choir L Upperclass Choir 2; Counselor 2, 3; Pfeiffer News 1; M.S.M. 1, 2, 3, 4; Order of the Sundial 4. Vivia Ruth Dav B. S. in Elementary Education—Missions Club 1; M.S.M. 1, 3; S.N.E.A. 1, 3, 4; Freshman Choir 1; Upperclass Choir 2, 3, 4; Choral Union 2. Paula Marie Deremer A. B in English—Freshman Choir L Aldersgate Choir 1, 2, 3; La Tertula Espanola 1. 2; Reli- gious Emphasis Week Committee 3, 4; May Day Committee 3; S.N.E.A. 3, 4; Sigma Pi Al- pha 2, 3, 4; Phoenix 2, 3, Assistant Editor 4; House Council 4. Ralph Wayne Dick B. S. in Accounting—Accounting Club 2, 3, 4, President 4; Chimes 4, Business Manager 4; Publications Committee 4; Judicial Board 4. 157 Caution: Cigarette smoking may be hazardous to vour health. Donna Rae Ellis Norfolk, Virginia Diana Joyce Esau Brooklyn, New York Alton Lannis Ethridge Hamlet Ellen Sue Flake Badin Tern Vincent Fulcher Winston-Salem John Harve Garrison Albemarle Donna Bae Ellis A.B. in Sociology—M S M 3; C.E.F 3; Fel- lowship Teams 3. House Council 4, V ice Presi- dent 4; Chimes 4 April Court 4, Who’s Who 4, Transferred from Ferrum Junior College. Diana Joyce Esau .B. in Christian Education—House Council 2, 3, 4. President 4; Fellowship Teams 3, 4, Up- perclass Choir 2, M.S.M 2. 3; Counselor 3; C.E.F. 2, 3. 4. A.W.S. 4: C.L.C. 3, 4. Alton Lannis Ethridge, Jr. A.B in Biology—Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1, 4, M S M 1 Senator 4. Sigma Pi Alpha 4. I louse Council 4. Ellen Sue Flake A.B in English—Upperclass Choir 3, 4; Pfeiffer News 2, 3; Chimes 4, Literary Editor 4. Terry Vincent Fulcher A.B. in Biology—Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Trea- surer 4, Y.R.C. 2; B.S.U. 3, 4; House Council 4, Treasurer 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. John Harvey Garrison B.S. m Business Administration—Alpha Psi Omega 2, 3. 4, WSPC 2, 3, 4; Mouse Council 4; Wrestling 3, 4, Lettermen’s Club 4; Account- ing Club 4; Transferred from N.C. State. Douglas William Gosbin A.B in Chemistry—Science Club 3, 4; Sigma Pi Alpha 3, 4. Peggy Joyce Greer A.B. in Elementary Education—S.N.E.A. 4; In- tramurals 1, 2, 3. Gwyndolon L. Griffin A.B. in Elementary Education—S.N.E.A. 3, 4; Sigma Pi Alpha 3, 4. 158 Douglas William Gosbin Bridgeton, New Jersey Peggy Joyce Greer Winston-Salem Gwyndolon L. Griffin Monroe Ross Elliott Hagstoz Riverton, New Jersey Ronald Wayne Hann Bridgeton, New Jersey Alvin L. Harm Trenton, New Jersey Carole Sue Harmon Shelby Linda Wolfe Harris Misenheimer Harriet Elizabeth Hartman Lincolnton Janice Kay Hatley Albermarle James Connor Hawkins, Jr. Gaston Lvnn Clodfelter Haves Winston-Salem Ross Elliott Hagstoz B.S. in Business Administration—Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, All South 1, 2, 3, 4, All American 3; Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4. Ronald Wayne Hann A. B. in Mathematics—WSPC 1, 2, 3, 4, Record Librarian 2, 3, 4, General Manager 4; Alpha Phi Omega 1; House Council 2; Religious Em- phasis Week Committee 2; Spring Carnival 3; Judicial Board 4; Publications Committee 4; Order of the Sundial 4. Alvin L. Harm B. S. in Business Administration—Concert Choir •1, 2; Upperclass Choir 2, 3; Canterbury Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Accounting Club 4; Playmakers 2, 3. Carole Sue Harmon A. B. in Elementary Education—M.S.M. 3, 4; S.N.E.A. 4; Elections Committee 4; Trans- ferred from Gardner-Webb Junior College 3. Linda Wolfe Harris B. S. in Nursing Harriet Elizabeth Hartman A.B. in Sociology—WSPC L Intramurals 3, 4. Janice Kav Hatlev A.B. in English—V.D.C. 3, 4; Chimes 4. James Connor Hawkins, Jr. A. B. in Chemistry—Concert Choir 1, 2; M.S.G.A. 2, Treasurer 2; House Council 1, President L Intramurals 1. 2. 3, 4; B.S.L. 1, 2, 3, 4. Lynn Clodfelter Haves B. S. in Elementary Education—S.N.E.A. 3, 4, W.A.A. 3, 4. 159 Susan Louise Hays Richmond, Virginia Carolyn jane Heacock Charlotte Truda Myra Heaton Spruce Pine Joan Elizabeth Hebrance Orange, Virginia A Susan Louise Hays A.B. in French—Upperclass Choir 2; M.S.M. 1, 2; Intramurals 1; Chimes 2; Cheerleader 2, 4; Sigma Pi Alpha 1, 4; Institute for American Universities, France 3. Elinor Duvall Heermans Nlisenheimer Vicki Kaye Heilig Salisbury George Denning Hildebrand Sumter, South Carolina Jerry Vaughn Holt Asheboro Patricia Jane Ihrie Louisburg Florence Ellen Johnson Charlotte 160 Carol D. Jordan Misenheimer David Curtis Jordan, Jr. Rock Hill, South Carolina Steven Michael Joyce Kemersville Karl Wesley Judy Wonju, Korea Bet tie Carol Keller Dillwyn, Virginia Dorothv Caroline Kennard Tampa, Florida Carolyn Jane Heacock B.S. in Elementary Education—Class Officer, Secretary 1, May Court 1; May Court Commit- tee Chairman 2, 3; House Council 2, 4, Vice President 2, Secretary 4; Chimes 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Court 4; April Court 4. Truda Myra Heaton A.B. m Elementary Education—Sigma Pi Alpha 2, 3, 4; La Tertula Espanola 2, 3, 4; S..VE.A. 2, 3, 4; M.S.M. 2, 3; Transferred from Saint An- drews College. Joan Elizabeth Hebrance A.B. in History—Chimes 1, 2, 4; Pfeiffer News 1; House Council 4; Institute for American Universities, France 3. Elinor Duvall Heermans A.B. in Christian Education—Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Chamber Singers 2, 3; Freshman Choir 1; Upperclass Choir 2. 3: Aldersgate Choir 2; Choral Union 2,3; M.S.M. 1,2; Canterburv Club 3, 4; Pfeiffer News 2. 3, 4. Vicki Kave I leilig A.B. in Mathematics—Freshman Choir 1. House Council 3. Treasurer 3; Phoenix 3, 4, As- sociate Editor 4, Pfeiffer News 1; Chimes 1; Sigma Phi Alpha 3. 4, Phi Delta Sigma 4. George Denning Hilderbrand A.B. in English—Y.D.C. 3; Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4. Jerrv Vaughn Holt A.B. in Business Administration—Male Chorus 1, 2; Plavmakers 1. 2: Alpha Psi Omega 2. Patricia Jane Ihrie A.B. in Elementary Education—House Council 1, M.S.M. 1, 3; Student Union Governing Board 3, 4, Vice Chairman 3, Treasurer 4: Women’s Judicial Committee 3, 4, Secretary 3, Chairman 4; S.N.E.A. 3, 4, President 4; Class Officer, Secretary 3; Pin Delta Sigma 3, 4; Mar- shal 3, 4; Intramurals 3. Florence Ellen Johnson A.B. in Christian Education—C.E.F. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, M.S.M. 1, 2; C.L.C. 4; House Council 2; Upperclass Choir 3. Carol D. Jordan A.B. in Sociology—M.S.M. L C.E.F. 1, Home- coming Court 2. David Curtis Jordan, Jr. B.S. in Biology—Science Club 2. 3. 4; Counsel- or 2. Steven Michael Joyce A.B. in Sociology—M.S.M. 1, 2; Pfeiffer News 2, 4; Upperclass Choir 2 Karl Weslev Judv A. B. in Religion—Freshman Choir 1, Upper- class Choir 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4, Chor- al Union 2, 3, 4. Choral Organizations 4, Presi- dent 4; M.S.M. 1, 2, 3; Kappa Chi 3, 4; Alpha Psi Omega 3, 4, Order of the Sundial 4; Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4. Bet tie Carol Keller B. S. in Business Education—Chimes 2, 3, 4, Managing Editor 3, 4; Accounting Club 3, 4; Elections Committee 3; Concert Committee 3; S.N.E.A. 4. Dorothy Caroline Kennard A.B. in English-Drama—Plavmakers 1, 2, 3, 4, Alpha Psi Omega 2, 3, 4, President 4, Out- standing Actress 3; Marshal 3, 4. Sigma Pi Al- pha 2. 3. 4. 161 Ronald Marvin Key Millville, New |erse James Eugene Kounse Covington. Virginia Evelyn M Kunz Florence, South Carolina Rita Rarrier Lambert Mt Pleasant W illis R. Lamm Baile Stephen LeRoy Lemons Murrav Hill. New Jersey Roberta Rickard Lewallen Winston-Salem John M Licari Alexandria, N’irginia Linda Sue Lisk Norwood Willie Norvelle Llovd Charlotte Ronald Marvin Kev B.S. m Business Administration—Intramurals 3, 4; Y.R.C. 4. James Eugene Kounse B.S. in Business Ndministration—Accounting Club 1, 2. 3, 4; WSPC 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2 . 3, 4. Evelvn M Kun A B. in Biology—W estminster Fellowship 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4; Science Club 3, 4, Elections Committee 3, Mav Day Commit- tee 3. S E.A 3, 4. Transferred from Montreat- Anderson College 3. Rita Barrier Lambert B.S. m Nccounting W illis R I ..mini A.B in Music—Concert C hoir I, 2, 3, 4; Upper- class Choir 2, 3, 4; Y.R.C!. 2, 3, 4; Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. 162 Stephen LeRoy Lemmons A.B. in Sociology—Soccer 3, 4; Chimes 2; Y.D.C. 1, 2; Y.R.C. 4; Westminster Fellowship 1, 2. Roberta Rickard Lewallen A.B. in Christian Education—C.E.F. 1, 2, 3, 4; Missions Club 1, 2, 4, Social Chairman 4; Fel- lowship Teams 1, 2, 3; Student Union Gov- erning Board 3, 4, Secretary 4: Counselor 2, 3; Freshman Choir 1; Upperclass Choir 2; Intra- murals 1, 2; Order of the Sundial 4; Secretary 4, Who’s Who 3, 4; Marshal 3, 4; Cheerleader I John M. Licari A.B. in Accounting—La Tertula Espanola 1, 2; Accounting Club 1, 2. 3, 4, Intramurals 3, 4; WSPC 4, Advertising Manager 4; ’i D C. 2, 3, 4. Linda Sue Lisk A.B. in Biology—Science Club 3, 4. Mary Joyce Love Newton Lvn C. McQueen St. Petersburg. Florida Ross David Marshall Lyons, New York Bett S. Matheson Mt Gilead John D. Midyette III Winston-Salem Carol Mi .elle Raleigh Lee Garrison Morgan Pennsauken, New |erse Charles Fredric Morrison W inston-Salem Willie Norvelle Lloyd A.B. in Christian Education—C.E.F. 1. 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; M.S.M. 1. 2, 3, 4; Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4, Chief 4. Freshman Choir 1; Up- perclass Choir 2; Orientation Committee 2, 4, W.A.A. 1. 2. Martha Washington 4. Marv Joyce Love A.B. in History—M.S.M. 2, 3, 4, Missions Club 2, 3, 4; Chimes 3. 4. L n C. McQueen A.B in Elementary Education—La Tertula Espanola 1; Pfeiffer News 2; Chimes 4. S.N.E.A. 4: Y.D.C. 4 Ross David Marshall B.S. in Accounting—Plavmakers 1, 2; Class Officer, Treasurer 4. WSPC 4. Accounting Club 4, Vice President 4 Betty S. Matheson A.B. m Elemental Education—Sigma Pi Alpha 2, 3, 4; Chief Marshal 3, 4; S.N E.A. 4. John D Midyette III B.S. in Accounting—Alpha Phi Omega 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 1, 2. Counselor 2; Accounting Club 4; House Council 4, Plavmakers 3, 4. Carol Mi .elle A.B. in Elementarv Education —Upperclass Choir 2, S YE A. 3. Pfeiffer News 3. Lee Garrison Morgan B.S. in Business Administration—Intramurals 1, 2. '3, 4. Pfeiffer News 3; Soccer Manager 3. Ac- counting Club 3; Y D C. 3. Charles Fredric Morrison B. m History—Plavmakers 1, 2; WSPC 4, In- tramurals 1 163 Patricia Kay Mullis Albermarle Esther Godwin Narron Candor Patricia Kav Mullis A. B. in Histon’ Esther Godwin Narron B. S. in Elementary Education Joyce Leigh Painter Graham Dale A. Patterson China Grove Oscar Patterson III Shelby David Will lam Petitt Marl ton. New Jersey Joyce Leigh Painter A. B. in Church Music—M S.M. 1, 2, 4; C.E.F. 1; Fellowship Teams 1; Freshman Choir 1; Up- perclass Choir 2: Concert Choir 1. 2, 3, 4; Chamber Singers 3, 4; Aldersgate Choir 1, 2, 3; Choral Organizations 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice President 4; Music Educators’ National Conference 4, President 4; Marshal 3, 4. Dale A. Patterson B. S. in General Science—Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Pfeiffer News 1, 2, 3, 4; Chimes 1, 2, 3, 4; Al- pha Phi Omega 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Treasurer 3, President 4; House Council 2, 3, 4; Y.D.C. 3. Oscar Patterson III A.B. in Religion—M.S.M. 1; Kappa Chi 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2; WSPC 1; PlaymaKers 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4; Alpha Psi Omega 3, 4, Business Manager 4. David William Petitt A.B. in History—Basketball 1; Baseball 3, 4; House Council 2; M.S.G.A. 4, President 4; In- tram urals 1, 2, 3, 4. Daniel Caloway Philbeck Forest City Joseph Anthony Pipitone Rosenhavn, New Jersey Daniel Caloway Philbeck A.B. in English—House Council 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Sigma Pi Alpha 3, 4; M.S.M. 1. Joseph Anthony Pipitone A. B. in Chemistry—Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Newman Club 3, 4. Sandra D. Poovev B. S. in English 164 Sandra Douglass Poovey Misenheimer Barry D. Pote Glassboro, New Jersey Charles Albert Repp, Jr. Glassboro, New Jersey James Franklin Rike Charlotte Jerry Wayne Shackelford Winston-Salem Linda Aileen Sharpe Misenheimer .Amid tlie chaos and confusion of preparing for the Kingston Trio Concert, Frankie Cole doesn't verbally express her feelings but scrawls them on the back of her shirt. Barry D. Pote B.S. in Business Administration—House Council 1, 2, 3, Vice President 3; Class Officer, Presi- dent 1, 4; Sunday School President 2; Senate 3; Baseball 1, 3; Pfeiffer News 3, 4, Business Man- ager 3, 4; Chimes 3, Advertising Manager 3; WSPC 2, 3, 4; Publications Committee 3, 4; Religious Emphasis Week Committee 2, Dean —Student Advisory Committee 4; Order of the Sundial 4. Charles Albert Repp, Jr. B.S. in Elementary Education—S.N.E.A. 2, 3, Vice President 3; Religious Emphasis Week Co- chairman 4; Homecoming Chairman 3; Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Union Governing Board 3. James Franklin Rike B.S. in Biology—Institure for American L ni- versities, France 3. Jerry Wavne Shackelford A.B. in Christian Education—M.S.M. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; C.E.F. 1. 2, 3, 4; Missions Club 3, 4; C.L.C. 4; Fellowship Teams 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary 3. Linda Aileen Sharpe A.B. in English—House Council 1, 2, Secretarv 2; M.S.M. 1; Freshman Choir L lTpperclass Choir 2; Y.D.C. 2, 4; Senator 4. Stephen Joseph Michael Short Alexandria, Virginia Georgann Richardson Shouse Winston-Salem Rebecca Joan Simpson Kemersville rthur P. Small 111 Jacksonville, Florida John French Spencer Albermarle David Ray Spratt Charlotte Mars Vanette Starnes Lincolriton Rebecca Lois Stephens Vancewille Anna Marie Teaches sheboro 166 Stephen Joseph Michael Short A.B. m Sociology—Soccer 2. 3, 4; Freshman Choir 1; Concert Choir I Sigma Pi Alpha 3, 4. Y.D.C. 1, 2, 3. L In tram Urals I. 2, 3, 4. Rebecca Joan Simpson A. B. in English—Plavmakers 3. 4 Pfeiffer News 4: House Council 4. Fire Marshal 4 Transferred from Louisburg Junior College. John French Spencer B.S. in Business Administration—Newman Club 3, 4. N ice President 4; C.L.C. 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Class Officer, Treasurer 3. Georgann Richardson Shouse A. B. in Elementary Education—S.N.E.A. W.A.A. 3. 4. 3, 4: Arthur P. Small, III A.B. in Sociology—Baseball I. 2. 3. 4; Letter- mens Club 2, 3. 4. President 4; Intramurals 1. 2. 3, 4. Chris Cordi laughs as Dr Peterson braces himself for the new experience of total immersion. What Chris doesn’t realize is that his grades are sinking along with Dr. Peterson. Robert Bruce Teter Ft Lauderdale, Florida Ruth Elsovene Thomas Kannapolis Jerry Lee Thrift Forest Cats Elmina, M Tomaini Eatontown, New Jersey David Ray Spratt B.S. in Accounting—Y.D.C. 2, 3; Accounting Club 2, 3, 4. Treasurer 3. WSPC 3, Business Manager 3; Concert Committee 2, 3, 4; Publi- cations Committee 3; George W ashington 4. Man N anette Starnes A.B. in Elementary Education—M.S.M. L Up- perdass Choir 2, 3. Choral Union 2. House Council 3, Vice President 3; Pfeiffer News 3. Intramurals 3, 4, Y.R.C. 3; Y.S. 3. Sigma Pi Alpha 2; WSPC Secretary 4; S.N.E.A. 3, 4; S.G.A. Publicity Chairman 4. Rebecca Lois Stephens A.B. in Elementary Education—Fellowship Teams 1. 2, Treasurer 2; M.S.M. I, 2; Class Officer, Secretary 2; N.E.A. 3, 4; Y.D.C. 3, 4; House Council 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Student Union Governing Board 4, Chairman 4; April Court 3. Anna Marie Teaches A.B. in Elementary Education—S.N.E.A. 4; Y.D.C. 4: Chimes 4. Transferred from Peace Junior College. Robert Bruce Teter A.B in Elementary Education—Alpha Phi Omega 1. 2. 3, 4. Ruth Elsovene Thomas A. B in Biology—House Council L Elections Committee 4, Chairman 4. Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Union Governing Board 4: Pfeiffer News 3; B.S.U. 4. W.A.A. 4; S.N.E.A. 3, 4. Jerrv Lee Thrift B. S. in Business Administration—M.S.M. 1; Chimes 3, 4, Advertising Manager 4; Counselor 2; House Council 1, 2. 3, Treasurer 2; Y.R.C. 2, 3; Intramurals L Accounting Club 4; Concert Committee 4. Co-chairman 4 Elmina M. Tomaini A.B in Sociology—Y.D.C. 2, 3, 4; Sigma Pi Al- pha 1. 2. 3, 4. W.A.A 1. House Council 4. 167 I I I Barbra L. Trusler Tampa, Florida Patricia Gaitherene Tucker High Point Samuel Kirk Turner Polkton Donald Richard Weaver Asheville Mari Lee Weaver Landis Linda Jane West Marshville Barbara L Tmsler A.B. in Elementary Education—MS. M 1, S.N.E.A. 3, 4; Chimes 4. W.A.A. L 2, 3, 4, In- tramurals 1. 2, 3, 4. s Lvn McQueen reads stacks, she discovers that Sex and the Sin- gle Girl is classified beside the Kinsey Report. Patricia Gaitherene Tucker A. B. in Christian Education—C.E F 1, 2, 3. 4; Women’s Judicial Council 2, 4. C.L.C. 2; House Council 3, President 3; Chimes 3, 4; Missions Club 1 V D C. 4. Samuel Kirk Turner .B in Accounting—Accounting Club 4. Donald Richard Weaver B. S. in Accounting—Class Officer. Vice Presi- dent 3, 4 Student Union Governing Board 3; IX 2,3,4 ccountm 4 ( lub 2. . b WSPC 4, Business Manager 4; Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4. Man Lee Weaver A.B. in Biology—Science Club 1, 2, 3; Marshal 3, 4. Linda Jane Y est A.B in Elementary Education—S.N.E.A. 3. 4, Parliamentarian 4; V D.C. 3, 1. 168 Blowing Double Bubble may look somewhat childish, but who cares when you are a senior? Bettie Keller certainly doesn’t. Rebecca Chapman Wilburn Misenheimer William Duncan W illis Sanford Beverly Anne Wolfe Arlington. Virginia Ann Louise Wormick Haddenfield, New lersev Hilda Mae Yates Denton George Joseph Young Berlin, New Jersey Rebecca Chapman Wilburn A.B. in Elementary Education—B.S.U. 1, 2; S.N.E.A. 3, 4; Cheerleader 3; Upperclass Choir 2; April Court 3. William Duncan Willis A.B. in Biology—M.S.M. 1, 4; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Senator 1; Class Officer, Treasurer 2; Sigma Pi Alpha 3, 4; Marshal 3, 4; House Council 1, 4, President 4; Intramurals 3, 4; Elections Committee 4. Beverly Anne Wolfe B.S. in Business Education—Concert Choir 2; W.A.A. I, 2, 3; Homecoming Committee 4; Y.D.C. 3; May Day Festivities 3. Ann Louise Wormick B.S. in Elementary Education—M.S.M. 1, 2, 3, 4; S.N.E.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Freshman Choir 1; Upperclass Choir 2. Hilda Mae Yates B.S. in Elementary Education—S.N.E.A. 3, 4; W.A.A. 1. 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. George Joseph Young B.S. in Biology—Soccer 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2 3, 4. 169 Junior Class Damn Smith, Vice-President Thad Woodard, President 1 Waddell, Treasurer Willi L iiicliiati )ii one step awav, the Junior Class finds it- self faced with new responsibilities. Bv this time leadership potentials have culminated into actions as juniors increase their participation in extracurricular activities. Class rings signifv past achievements and svmboli .e the nearness of commencement. 170 John Patrick Aaron Salisbury Jane Elizabeth Allen Charlotte Donald Howard Allred Concord John Peter Andrews Jacksonville Sara Patricia Andrews Mt. Gilead Ronald Dale Atkins Biscoe Lewis Edward Aycock Pinebluff Judith Christian Banck Jacksonville, Florida Carol Sue Barbee Durham Rebecca Jean Barkley Belmont Edwin Larrv Barlow Andrews Patricia Eileen Barton Orlando, Florida Robert Lewis Boyd Charlotte Roxanne Boyette Zebulon Craig Frank Brindle Sussex, New Jersey Alda Jacqueline Bryan Greensboro Lillian K. Burton Concord Carol Jean Bush Hickory Rebecca Lynn Bush Lenoir Nancy Ellen Cameron M iami, Florida Catherine Elizabeth Carroll Pineville Jane Anita Cash ion Charlotte Edith Carohn Cauble Salisbury Anne Lucille Chaffin Mt. Gilead David Huss Cline, III Salisbury David Glenn Clough Price, Maryland Donna Joyce Clower Flovd, Virginia Jack H. Cooke Cherrwille Kim Ten Eyck Covert Lake Placid, New York Vera Carolyn Crosby Harmony 171 Carl Stanton Cross. Jr. Salisbury Ruth Ann Crowell Yardlev, Pennsylvania James Clifton DeBerry Mt. Gilead Cvnthia Sue DeFillippo Elmira Heights, New York Jimmv DeLane Dick Albemarle Margart A. Early Jacksonville, Florida Thomas Hackler Fowler Winston-Salem Hazel Eleanor Futch Lakeland, Florida Martha Louise Gantt Albemarle Juanita Louise Gibbons Clintondale, New York Alma Lynn Gold Shelbv Sarah Jane Goodson Asheville Judith Ann Goodwin Rich Square Janet Hamilton Graham Miama, Florida Linda Irene Grant Kannapolis Carol Gray New Gretna, New Jersey Gary Grubb Dover, Delaware Bob Gulledge Rockwell Russell Gordon Hanson, Jr. Raleigh Anne Winston Harris Chester, Virginia Sandra Gail Hartman Mount Airv Vickie Dianne Hatley Stanfield 172 Marilyn Edythe Hill Kannapolis Trudv Thomas Holland Franklin, Virginia Sharron Larue Holt Albermarle Phvllis Rebecca Hunt Shelby Sally Christian Jackson Chester, Virginia Billy Gene Johnson Smithfield Charles Curtis Johnson, III Winston-Salem Daniel Thomas Johnson Highlands, New Jersey Janice Carol Johnson Kemersville Philip Henry Johnson Siler City Suzanne Elizabeth Johnson Roanoke Rapids Sherie Anne Kelley Albermarle Edward Eugene Kelly Charlotte Rudolph Lee King Forest City Sara Anne King Charlotte Mary Cynthia Kobulnicky Kannapolis Gary Stevie Lambert Albermarle Frank W. Lea, 111 Gibson Jane Elizabeth Leigh Red Springs James William Lemons Troy Barbara Lewis Flourtown, Pennsylvania Rodney James Lewis Sussex, New Jersey Thomas Dewitt Lewis Asheboro Beverly L. Linder Salisbury Julia Irene Lindsay Salisbury Morton Lore, II Millville, New Jersey Ben Simons Lucas, Jr. Charlotte Larry David Mabry Albermarle Larry Gene Mabry Mt. Gilead John Alfred McCarren Silver Spring, Maryland 173 John Edmund McDuell Cape May, New Jersey Gary Elder McGuire Kannapolis Margaret Ann Mclnnis Kannapolis Bill f. McKinley Beverly, New Jersey Vida jean Martin Jacksonville, Florida Ralph Lawrence Monaghan Charlotte Jane Rose Moyle Concord Miriam Cornelia Nav Goshen, Kentucky Carol Ann Newsom T rov Richard Grier Noe Elkin David Boole Concord Forrest Clark Boole Shelby Brenda Louise Boplin Duncansville. Bennsylvania James l ee Bowers Dallas Larr Mien Rape Mt. L'lla John Warren O’Malley Washington, D C. Clvde Walter Overcash China Grove Harry James Bark, |r Rockwell Paul Stephen Bhillippi Chicago, Illinois Terry Clyde Bleasant Lillington Barbara Jean Reid Ft Bierce, Florida Carv Calvin Rhodes Lexington Katherine B Roberts McKennev, Virginia Charles Sidnes Robertson Heath Springs. South Carolina Judv Lane Robinson Mt. I lolly 174 “How can I call the Senate meeting to order with this fever blister on mv bottom lip? queries And Shepard. Dana nne Roderick Virginia Beach. Virginia Paula Vine Sanford Lenoir Robert Lee Scat boro Albermarle Jovce Lucile Sells Cold Hill Rebecca Lee Sewell Highland Springs. irginia Andv Shepard Jacksonville. Florida Das id ( ne Sheri ill High Point Fi ances ('.ail Sherrill I lunterss die George Fdssard Singleton Washington. I)( Clavton lbeii Smith Burlington Daniel Smith W isenheimer Daniel I ow nsend Smith I (. hai lot tc W i 11 id111 I hi imas Spai ks. 11 (diarli tle Vchei Merton Sieelman Bridgeton. New Jerse Vsil I ul Steelman, Jr adk m die Charles B. Stevens III Millville New Jerses James ( arl Stesens (.reel i si oro Rogei Ilartles Stimson st Petersburg Florida I 7r) Doyle Reece Stout Asheboro Joan Elizabeth Sundbv Jacksonville, Florida Don Bruce Swanson Salisbury Anita Sherrill Teeter Kannapolis Pete Theodore Thevaos Charlotte Gav Angela Tucker Stanfield Judy E. Vendur Misenheimer Robert Alvin Waddell Charlotte Sandra Riggs Walser Burlington Janice Catherine Watson Raleigh Michael Damn Whitt Atlanta, Georgia Edna Winberrv Jacksonville Emilv Chloe Winkler Lanham, Maryland W illiam Thaddeus Woodard III Raleigh James W. Yandl T roy Katie Cornelia Yeargan Durham i George Singleton does his own special rendition ! James Brown at the Tams Show and Dance. George adds spice to an already spies show. 176 David Argo, President Sophomore Class Norma Carter, Vice-President Many changes face the Sophomore Class as its privileges are extended. Now called “upperclass- men, sophomores adjust rapidly and self- confidence becomes highly noticeable. Suddenly it takes more time to drink a coke at the “Ree and, unbelieveablv, less time for study. The stress of being a freshman is ended. O Buddv Gaither. Treasurer ss 'V . n; 177 Gerrv Hamrick, Secretary I Trudy Rav Abernethv Conover Steve N. Almond Albemarle A. David Argo High Point Brenda Kaye Baitv Salisbury Glenda Lou Baker Concord Martha Josephine Baker Marion, South Carolina Steve Baker Kings Mountain Judith Aileen Bankhead Hamlet James Steven Barger Salisbury Lvnda Louise Barrett Bradenton Beach, Florida Jane Carole Beaman Thomas ville Nell Linda Beaman Troy Sandra Gail Bennett Brevard Judy Louise Biehn Pennsauken. New Jersey Stan Wallace Biggers Albemarle Diane J. Bilin Haworth, New Jersey Steven Samuel Blew Bridgeton, New Jersey Mary Elaine Boggan Albemarle Karen B Bostick Hollvwood, Florida Oliva Braswell New I and Barbara Jean Britt Candor Janice Marie Brown Lake Junaluska Joanne Broyles Reva, Virginia Rebecca Ann Brvant Greensboro Clyde Dean Brvson Richfield Mary Lou Burns Wanesboro Pearlie Rae Burris Albemarle Marilyn Elayne Callender Ceder Mountain Diane Lvnn Callis Waretown, New Jersey John Duncan Campbell Falls Church, Virginia 178 June Anne Capps Rockville, Maryland Norma Louise Carter Charlotte Richard Sims Cassels Springfield, Virginia Mvron Neal Chastain Lexington Betty Jane Coates Lake Worth, Florida Janet Adele Cohee St. Petersburg, Florida Nancy Jeannette Cooper Baltimore, Maryland Candace Corson Wapping, Connecticut William Donaldson Cotton, }r. Misenheimer David Leonard Cowles Alexandria, Virginia Billv Eugene Cranford Concord Joan Elizabeth Crawford Mont gomery, Alabama Joan Phvllis Crawley Morgan ton L Tida Jeanne Crowder Shelby Martha Jeanne Crowgev Taylorsville Mary Elizabeth Culp Charlotte Deborah Joan Davis New Hope, Virginia Bonnie Jean Denner Woodburx Heights, New Jersey Nancy Merle Dodd Oakboro John Michael Donaldson Walnut Cove Michael Freeman Driver Burlington Hubert L. Drve, Jr Albermarle Cleveland S. Duke, Jr. Richfield Harry Holder Dutton. |r. Arlington, Virginia Carol Elizabeth Duvall Camden, New Jersex Linda Jane Eagle Salisbury Svlvia Diane Eagle Charlotte Virginia Ann Eldridge Greensboro Nancx R. El ledge Taylorsville Bret Hill English Greensboro 179 Vicki Cecilia Erickson Lexington William Wescott Everett W all Township, New Jersey Walter Theodore Fink Stone Harbor, New Jersey Gail Elizabeth Ford Lexington Dennis Lyle Forer Cranburv, New Jersey Susan Elizabeth Fortune Hickorv Janet Laveme Frazier Hopewell, Virginia James L. Fry, Jr. Lexington Richard Dees Funderburke Charlotte Robert Lawrence Gall Charlotte Wanda Elizabeth Galliher Richfield Man Katherine Gamewell Badin W illard Farrow Gates Dover, New Jersey Pamela Kav Gattis Charlotte J. Lee Gerfin Gibbstown, New Jersey Milton Elliott Gold, Jr. Chern'ville William Alexander Goodson III Winston-Salem Brenda Sue Graepel Durham Sylvia Eloise Green Harmony James Richard Grubb Lexington Raymond Britton Hadley, Jr. Charlotte Elizabeth Temple Haines Yardley, Pennsylvania Lawrence A. Halsey Gainesville, Florida Michael Owen Ham Charlotte 180 Germaine Sheila Hamrick Tampa, Florida Gerald Lindsay Harkey Charlotte Robert C. Harrelson, Jr. Cherrwille Richard A. Harris Kannapolis Elisabeth Margaret Harshaw Havertown, Pennsylvania Sylvia Anne Heffner Peachland Judy Elaine Hendren Moores ville Kenneth M. Herbert East Patehogue, New Jersey Rebecca Carol Herndon Greensboro Jerrold Wayne Hester Tucker, Georgia Ferdinand Alexi Hilenski Port Charlotte, Florida Jane Claire Hladys Richmond, Virginia Merial Elaine Holland Winston-Salem Russell Arthur Hollins .Arlington, Virginia Garv Ronald Holtom Salisbury Helen Louise Hoover Statesville William James Horton Silver Spring, Maryland Daphne Jean Hurd North Palm Beach, Florida Judith Russell Ingram Bad in As Dean Briggs pours drinks at the Golden Nugget, Memer’s Homecoming ex- hibit, David Argo and Lee Gerfin prepare to serve thirsty alumni. 181 Linda Kay Johnson Siler Citv Henry Wayne Justice Fords, New Jersey Deborah Louise Kates Cape Mav Court House, New Jersey Eric Samuel Lefko Misenheimer Andrew Clark LeGrand Jacksonville, Florida Kav Sherwood Lennon Aberdeen David Terrill Kelsev Eustis, Flonda Paula Ann Kendall New London John Walter Lisk Albermarle Charles Edward Litaker Mt. Pleasant Susan Elizabeth Lively Heidsville Virginia Mav Kenderdine Trenton, New Jersev Sara Lynne Kennedv Winston-Salem Louise Leighton Long Ft. Mvers, Florida Sarah Anne Mann Albermarle Sandra Kav Marsh Ft. M vers, Florida Nancy Anita Kiker Midland Catherine Regina Kimrey Albermarle Richard Clvde Knapp 1 lingham. Massachusetts Joseph Vandon Knox Moores ville Deborah Marv Kriegner Trenton, New Jersey Margaret Patricia Lau Ch arlotte Finding upperclassmen boys on the trout steps of Rowe is not an unusual sight especiallv between the hours of and 7:30. James A. Martin Rockwell Charles Edward Mason, Jr. Ridgewood, New Jersey Sandra Joan Matheson Cheraw, South Carolina Harriet Campbell Matthews Clyde, New York Terrs' Nelson Mayer Miami, Florida Stephen Wa Tie McCormick Winston-Salem Lee Marion McCrov Glen Ridge, New Jersey Diane Christine McDaniel Lake Park, Florida Robert A. McNaughton Miami, Florida Douglas Franklin McSwain Gastonia William Tracy Nledlin Albemarle Kemp Arnold Michael Charlotte Marillyn Lee Miller Salisbury Johnny Thomas Mitchell Germantown Sherdvn .Ann Mitchell Punta Gorda, Florida Roger Glen Neal Fines, Virginia Susan Alice Nooe Fort Myers. Florida Jo Carol O Donald Penns Grove. New Jersey Kathy Gibson Patterson Shelby Frances Lynn Peeler Washington, D C. Lane Edward Peeler Misenheimer Phyllis Diane Petree Winston-Salem Beverly Virginia Pfohl Winston-Salem Frank Lewis Phibbs Albermarle Miles Standish Philbeck, Jr Henrietta 183 I I Virginia Lee Phillips Robbins Gary Stephen Pinkston Albemarle Horace Grigston Porter, Jr. Charlotte Elavne Ann Quigley Come vs Point, New Jersey Janice Carolyn Rahn Pisgah Forest Brenda Sue Rankin McAdenville Allan Reading Flemington, New Jersey Joan Frances Realino Merritt Island, Florida Charles B Reavis Winston-Salem Shelia Diane Redding Asheboro George Craig Repass Gary Wavne McFall Reynolds Richmond. Virginia Maria Richmond Dunedin, Florida Cars Patterson Rodden Lexington Donald Cornwell Rogers Concord Nancv June Ryckman Asheboro C. Herbert Schaeider Beverly, New Jersey Charles Samuel Schubart Raleigh Carol Alice Schultz Jacksonville Beach. Florida Susan Margaret Seab Beltsville, Maryland Shirley Jean Sellers Asheville Becky Sue Sexton Denton James Garland Shaver Hudson Joseph Scott Shaver Salisbury Jeanne Shay North Palm Beach, Florida Jan Monroe Shepherd Maiden Brenda Irene Shoaf Lexington Betsy Anne Shoun Hudson Betty Jean Shoe Salisbury Sue Dianne Sikes Seagrove 184 Laurie Ann Skidmore Winston-Salem Eldon Flimmon Sloan Jr Lilli ngton Susannah Catherine Smith Winston-Salem Laura Ruth Spence Greensboro Donald Davenport Steed Candor Dianne Speer Steelman East Bend Frances Anne Steere Concord Sallv Louise Steinert Kinston Patsy Elaine Strickland Mobile, Alabama Christopher Starr Sturgis Franktown. Virginia James W arren Thomas Hamlet Wade Gary Thompson Norwood William Read Toppins Alexandria, Virginia Jeanne Ann Torrence Mooresville Patsy Drye Trexler Salisbury P. Douglas Trice Moorstown, New Jersev Phyllis Anne Troutman Charlotte Ned VanDvck Alexandra, Virginia Martha Josephine Walker Walkertown Phyllis Elaine Wallace Gastonia Marvin Thomas Ward Winston-Salem William Davis W'aters Charlotte Arthur Clifford Weller Stanley Nancy Carol Wild Sebring, Florida Linda Joyce Williford Niagara John Mack W ilson Mooresville Nancv Deborah Wilson Charlotte M. Anne Wimbish Mt. Airy Vic Worry Belle Vernon, Pennsylvania Miriam Carol Wright Wildwood, New Jersey Thomas Bruce Tingling Alexandria, Virginia Darlla Jean Zehring Charlotte 185 Larrv Johnston, Vice-President Freshman Class Freshmen are probably faced with more ad- justments than any other class. Beginning with orientation, the learn to adjust to dorm living, studying, notetaking, keeping long hours, and sweating departmental exams. As the ear approaches its end, freshmen become less distinguishable from their upperclassman Sylvia Rodriguez, Secretary peers. David Zimmerman, President Mike Lewis, Treasurer 186 Cheri Carter Adkins Albermarle Mary C nthia Allen Cherry ville James Richard Allen Ram seu r Thomas Henry Andrykovitz Roselle, New jersev Shavne Ritchie Arrowood Charlotte Christy Lynn Atkinson Mt. Holly, New Jersey Elizabeth Q. Austin Wilton, Connecticut Daniel Edwin Bailey, Jr. Mount Airv Linda Ann Barnett Riviera Beach, Florida Susan H. Bavlis Hightstown, New Jersey Jane Hope Beaver Charlotte Eric L. Beck Sewell, New Jersey Francis Nelson Beebe Pennsville, New Jersey Clarence Earl Beeson Charlotte Mildred Jane Benfield Morgantown Fain Careth Beshears High Point Danielle Scott Bivins Charlotte Rita Gave Blakley Winston-Salem Sarah E. Blanton Gibsonville Kathy Sue Boles Pinnacle Vicki Ann Bowman Taylorsville Gerard Edmond Boyer Merchantville. New Jersey Stephen D. Bradway Cape May Court House, New Jersey Leah Katherine Brazzell Easley, South Carolina Charles Keith Brooks III Norfolk, Virginia Curtis George Brooks Deptford, New Jersey Juav Kav Brooks Richfield Sharon Kav Brooks Massillon, Ohio Barbara Louise Broun Lexington Cindv Lee Brown Medford, New Jersev Donald Stuart Brown St. John's Antigua, West Indies Linda Kav Brown Salisbury Nancy Ruth Brown Granite Quarrv Terrv D Brown Concord Joan E. Bnnnmer Greenville, South Carolina David Allen Cale Bowie, Maryland Nancy Ellen Canfield Gastonia Anna Theresa Cantrell Asheville Evelyn Eileen Carlton Enterprise, Florida Phyllis Marie Caskev Concord Bovd Dale Cathev Gamer Marv Evelyn Chambliss Jacksonville, Florida Alton Richard Chandler Oak boro Cary Leonard Chandler Fayetteville Mary Ford Chilton Concord. Virginia Bettv Wallace Clark Charlotte Marjorie Joyce Clark W est Palm Beach. Florida Carl Benjamin Clodfelter Thomasville Martha Susan Collette Mocksville J. David Colson Norwood Jacqueline Anne Conway Jersev City, New Jersev Thomas VVright Corbell Fort Lauderdale, Florida Marion Scott Cornwell Fort Mvers. Florida Linda Dawn Cox Woodruff, South Carolina Laura Jo Craft Lake Park. Florida Carlos John Creamer Woodbine, New Jersev Robert Marshall Clulbreth Lumberton Flonnie Ellen Culp Charlotte Henry Wilburn Culp New London Donna Kav Cummings Greensboro Wayne Thomas Davis Hillsborough Nancv Lee DeHart Hingnam, Massachusetts Peter Lloyd Demaree West Long Branch, New Jersey Jan Charles Demcsak Metuchen, New Jersey R Man Dunn Trenton, New Jersey 188 Ronald Charles Duming Locust, New Jersey Mar kav Earl Clearwater, Florida Geneva Lou Eaton Pinnacle Rebecca Susan Evans Hamlet Joyce Carolyn Finch Charlotte Deborah Fiske Salisbury Nina Elizabeth Fowler Lake Junaluska Sylvia L. Fowler Burlington Bradv Raymond Frick Richfield Joe Franklin Caskey Concord Judith Elaine Gaultne Lings Mountain Jeff Holland Gilley Winston-Salem Corrine Ann Glover Charlotte Bobbie Ruth Goodman Rockingham Linda Anne Graham Allentown. New Jerse Linda Sue Gmbe Somerville, New Jersey Barbara Jane Hall Sea Girt, New Jersey kermit Lee Hancock Denton Frances Evelyn Hanes Jacksonville, Florida Malcolm Douglas Harrison Washington, D.C. Julie Anne Hart Fort Mvers, Florida Stephen Bruce Hassmer Alexandria, Virginia Charles Sherrill Hasty Norwood George Edward Heiner Charlotte John Craig Henderson Jacksonville, Florida Living in Foote Dorm is an experience within itself! Susan Visual, mascot of the dorm, makes life more enjoyable and exciting for the freshmen boys who are just learning the ropes of college life. i Paul T. Hendrick McLean, Virginia Edwin Ammon Hickson, |r. Lynchburg, Virginia Dwight Ashworth Hinnant Micro Arthur R. Hitch Milford, New Jersey Susan Ann Hixson Fort Meyers, Florida Katherine Margaret Hodder Wilmington Roger Lee Holcombe Trenton, New lersev Kathv Ann Hosier Kochelle Park, New lersev Judy Elizabeth Hudson Rockingham Susan Carol Hutchinson Conover William Ely Hutchinson Hightstown, New fersev Darwin MeCashn Ikard. Jr. Newton Janet Elizabeth Isenhour Gold Hill lime E. Jacoby Medford Lakes, New Jersey Laurie Jean Jiorle Phillipsburg, New Jersey James Clifford Johnson Riverton, New Jersey Robert Charles Johnson Pleasant Garden Marion Lawrence Jol inston, Jr. Raleigh Raymond Alton Jones Newport News, Virginia William Kent Kirchin Granite Quarry William Everette Kiser M ooresville Charles Joseph Klang Haddonneld, N ew Jersey Karen Kay Kruse Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Linda Marie Lague Vlillbury, Massachusetts Lula Mary Lad Gastonia Pamela Gail Langley Malaga. 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C Burrell, Ray G., Jr. 301 Armstrong Park Rd.. Gastonia, N. C Burris, Pearlie Rae 954 City Lake Dr , Albemarle, N. C Burris, Tim Rt f2. Albemarle. N. C Burton, Mrs. Lillian K. c o Jackson Training School. Concord, N. C. Bush, Carol Jean 525 1st St., N W , Hickory. N. C Bush, Rebecca LxTin Rt ft4. Box 274, Lenoir, N. C. Bustle. Flora June P.O. Box 223, Franklinville, N. C Cale, David Allen 12901 Bently Lane, Bowie, Md Call, Gerald A.. II Box 470, Misenheimer, N. C. Call, James V., Jr. Oakwood Dr , Lexington, N. C. Callahan, Terrance D. 1916 N.E. 49th St.. Pompano Beach, Fla. Callender, Marilyn Elaine Box 88, Cedar Mountain, N C Callis, Diane Lynn Chapel St.. Box 226, Ware town, N. J Campbell, John Duncan 3415 Rusticway Lane, Falls Church, Va. Campbell, John N. 46)4 Wall St.. Lexington, N. C. Cameron, Nancy Ellen 7395 S.W 14S St , Miami, Fla Canfield. Nancy Ellen 1025 S. Belvedere Ave., Gastonia, N C. Cantrell, Anna Theresa 210 Aurora Dr, Asheville, N. C Capps, Jane Anne 11501 Monongahela Dr . Rockville, Md Carlton, Evelyn Eileen Box 8, Enterprise, Fla Carlton, John W. P.O. Box 82, Salisbury, N. C Carpenter, Clay T. Rt ft2, Norwood, N. C. Carr, Malcolm P., Jr. 2702 Cameron Mills Rd., Alexandria, Va. Carroll, Catherine E. Rt ft 1, Box 61, Pineville, N. C Carter, Norma Louise 731 Nestle Way, Charlotte, N. C Carter, Mrs. Ruhv Rt ft 1, New London, N. C Cash, Evie Karen Rt ft 1, Monroe, N C Cashion, Jane 7000 Pleasant Grove Rd , Charlotte, N. C. Cashion, June 2317 E. Main St., Lincolnton, N C Caskev, Phyllis Marie 34 White St., Jackson Pk.. Concord. N. C Cassefs, Richard S. 6812 Ruskin St., Springfield, Va. Cathey, Boyd D. Box 90, R.F.D ft 1, Gamer, N. C. Cauble, Carolvn Rt ft5. Box 488, Salisbury, N C Cauble, Charles F„ Jr. Rt 1, Richfield, N. C Chaffin, Anne L. 106 E. First Ave., Mt. Gilead, N. C. Chambliss, Mary Evelyn 2906 Caballero Ct . Jacksonville. Fla Chance, Janet Mary 322 “F” Street, Millville, N J Chandler, Alton R. 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Crawford, William C., Jr. 7929 Horseshoe Rd., Clinton, Md Crawford, David B. 500 Grace Ave.. Kannapolis, N.C. Crawley, Joan Phyllis Rt. ft 1, Box 321, Morganton, N.C. Creamer, Carlos John 701 Clav St . Woodbine, N.J Creed, Cheryl Rt 5, Box 385, Mt. Airy. N.C Cripliver, Steve 123 W. 2nd St , Lexington, N.C. Crosby, Carolyn Rt ft2, Harmony. N.C Cross, Carl B. Rt tt.3, Box 200A, Salisbury, N.C. Crowder, Lvnda Jeann 905 Parkwood Rd., Shelbv, N.C. Crowe, Edward W. P.O. Box 133, Cold Hill. N.C Crowell, Ruth Ann 105 Pine Lane, Yardley, Pa Crowgev, Martha Jeanne Box 578, Taylorsville. N.C. Cuddy, Jack Carl 117 Wildwood Ave.. Pitman, N | Culbreth, Robert M. Rt � 4, Lumberton, N. C Culp, Flonnie Ellen 1323 Hawthorne Lane. Charlotte. N C Culp. Henry VV. Ill New London, N. C Culp, Mary Elizabeth 1318 Bevis Dr., Charlotte, N C Cummings, Donna Kay Rt tt3. Box 79. Greensboro, N. C. Cummings, Gavle Elizabeth 86X) Poindexter Dr , Charlotte, N. C. Currie, William C. Misenheimer, N C. Daniel, Nina K. 118 Fairway Dr . Asheville, N. C Davis, Deborah Joan P O Box 48, New Hope, Va. Davis, Frances Holt 1600 Canterbury Rd Raleigh, N C. Davis, Mary A. 1203 Spencer Ave , Gastonia, N. C Davis, Rov W. 4629 Providence Rd., Charlotte. N C. Davis, Wayne Thomas Rt 2, Hillsborough. N C Day, Vi via Ruth Piney Plains Methodist Church, Little Orleans, Md. DeBerry, James C. Box 334. Mt. Cilead, N. C. Decker, Richard E. P.O. Box 4322, N. Station. Winston-Salem, N. C. DeFilippo, Cynthia S. 144 Robinwood Rd.. Elmira Heights, N Y 3 Howland Lane, Hingham, Mass '301 Beech Ave , Woodbury Heights. N J 36 N. Burke Ave., Deptford, N J 286 Norwood Ave., W Long Branch, N. J 10 Lawrence St., Metuchen, N. J. 6225 Bainbridge Rd., Charlotte, N. C. ft 2. Box 476, Albemarle, N. C. DeHart, Nancy Lee Dehner, Bonnie Jean Del.Monico, Paul R. Demaree, Peter L. Demcsak, Jan Charles Deremer. Paula M. Dick, Jimmy D. Rt. Dick, Ralph VVavne P.O. Box 223. Richfield, N C. Dodd, Mrs. Merle Oakboro, N. C. 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C. 1S12 Madison Ave., Greensboro, N C. Box 638, Taylorsville, N. C. 8458 Quincy St., Norfolk, Va. 2411 Hydraulic Rd , Charlottesville. Va. 2970 Gena Drive, Decatur, Ga Misenheimer, N. C. Ill Hawkins Dr, Greensboro. N. C. 505 Country Club Dr , Lexington. N C 20-35 Sharon Lane. Charlotte, N. C. Eidson, Marilyn A. Eldridge. Virginia Ann Elledge. Nancv Ruth Ellis, Donna Rae Enfield, Jeffrey J. Engebretsen. Bob Engle, Rebecca R. English, Bret H. Erickson, Vicki C. Ervin, James Everett Ervin, Shethar Elizabeth Rt ft 1, Iron Station, N C. Esau. Diana 908 E. 35th St., Brooklyn 10, N Y Ethridge, Alton Lannis, Jr. Rt ftl. Box 366, Hamlet, N. C. Evans, Rebecca Susan 426 Champlain. Hamlet, N. C. Everett, William VV. 1615 Bailey Rd.. Wall Township, N J Finch, Jovce Carolyn 5516 Ruth Dr Charlotte, N C. Fink, Walter T. 309 94th St.. Stone Harbor, N. J Fiske, Deborah 248 McCoy Rd.. Salisbury. N. C. Flake, Ellen Sue 86 Falls Rd.. Badin, N C. Flvnn, Jennifer K. Rt ft]. Greenwood Acres. Carv, N C. Ford, Elizabeth Gail 712 Manhattan Dr . Lexington, N C Forer, Dennis Lyle Old Cranbury Rd., Cranbury, N. J Fortune, Susan E. 845 Second St.. N.W Hickory, N C. Fowler, Nina Elizabeth Box 327. Lake Junaluska, C Fowler, Stephen G. 207 Idlewood Drive, Kannapolis, N. C Fowler, Svlvia Lynn 1504 W Front St., Burlington, N. C. Fowler, Thomas VV. 1815 Robin Hood Rd.. Winston-Salem, N. C. Frank, Lawrence R., Jr. 51 Church St., Bloomfield, N. J Frazier, Janet L. 3501 VV. Broadway. Hopewell, Va Rt. ft 1, Box 84, Richfield. N. C. 307 School St., Lexington, N. C 25 Hunter St., Succasunna, N. J 3484 Robin Hood Rd., Winston-Salem, N. C. Funderburke, Richard D. 237 Seneca PI . Charlotte, N C. Futch, Eleanor Rt ft5, Box 1175, Lakeland, Fla Gaither, Newton S. Ill Rt ft 1, Harmonv, N. C. Gall, Robert L. 6900 Foxxvorth Dr . Charlotte. N. C. Calliber, Wanda E. P.O. Box 72, Richfield, N C Gamevvell, Mary K. 33 Hickory St., Badin. N C. Gantt, Martha P O Box 8, Albemarle, N C. Gardner. Richard K., II 5316 Lynville Ave.. Apt 1, Charlotte, N C Garrison, John H. 825 East St.. Albemarle, N C. Gaskev, Joe F., Jr. 103 Mayfield Circle, Concord, N. C. Gates, Willard F. 29 Myrtle Ave . Dover, N J 418 Lvttleton Dr . Charlotte, N. C. Rt. 1. Box -305, Kings Mountain, N. C. 115 Repauno Ave , Gibbstown, N. J P.O Box 13. Clintondale, N.Y ,502 Maple St„ Millville. N J. 436 N. Hawthorne Rd., Winston-Salem, N C. 401 Robmont Rd., Charlotte, N. C Frick, Bradv R Fry, James L., |r Fucito, Gary Alai Fulcher, Terry V, Gattis, Pamela Kav Guultnev, Judith Gerfin, James Lee Gibbons, Juanita Giberson. David Gilley, Jeffrey H Glover, Corrine Ann Gold, Alma Lvnn Rt ft4, Shelby, N. C Gold, Milton E., Jr. 508 E. First St., Cherryville, N. C. Goodman, Bobbie Ruth Rt ft3, Box 91, Rockingham. N. C. Goodson, Sarah 14 Pineview Rd., Asheville, N. C Goodson, William A.. Ill 2415 Buena Vista Rd . Winston-Salem, N C Goodwin, Judith Ann P.O. Box 224, Rich Square, N C Gosbin, Douglas VV. 166 Centerton Rd . Bndgeton, N J Goza, Stephen R. R. ftl. Box 123A, New London. N. C 197 KEPLEY S TAVERN Pizza 198 Craepel, Brenda Sue 3004 Shaflsburv St Durham, X C Graham. Janet H. 2.37.5 S.W 2Sth St.. Miami. Fla Graham, Linda Anne 99 Lakeview Dr , Allentown, J Grant, IJnda 805 Laura Ave , Kannapolis, ( Gray, Carol Lee New York Rd . New Gretna. N ] Gr.ix. Martha Dianne I20 ) Tangle Dr. Charlotte, V C. Green, Sylvia Eloisc Rt =1, Box 3-1. Harmons , C Greer, Peggy Joyce Children s Home. Winston-Salem, N. C Gntfin, Alisha Anne 'I Bnar Circle. Green Brook. J Grithn, Floyd A. Sll College Si . Oakboro, Gridin. Mrs. Gwyndolon Rt 7. Monroe. N ( Griffiths, Glenn 26 Hercules Rd.. Kenvil, | Grimm. Nigel 3'. 736 N Shore Rd Marmora, N | Crossman, Christine Ann 1526 Rutledge Ave . Charlottesville. Y.t Grubb. Gar E. 2012 X Dupont Hw . Dover. Del Grubb, James R. Rt = 2, Box 276. Lexington, N C Grube, Linda Susan .50 Preston Drive, Somerville. J Gulledge, Robert C., Jr. Rt 2. Rockwell. . C. Hadlev. Raymond B., Jr Misenheimer. N C. Hagstoz, Ross E. KKVl Washington Ave.. Riverton. J Haines. Elizabeth T. Edgewood Rd . Yardles Pa Hall. Barbara Jane 311 Chicago Blvd.. Sea Girt N J Hall, Martha Ann 533 2nd St E., Hickory N 1 Halsey, Lawrence A. 1017 N A 16 Ave., Gainesxille, Fla. Ham, Michael O. '3846 Arborway. Charlotte. N C. Hamrick. Germaine S. 3712 Barcelona St.. Tampa, Fla. Hancock, Kermit Lee Rt —2. Box 92, Denton, N C. Hanes, Frances Evelvn 3008 Herschel St Jacksonville, Fla Hann, Ronald 33 59 Institute PI Bndgeton, N | Hanson. Russell G., Jr 1517 Caswell St . Raleigh, N C Harkev, Gerald L., Jr Rt —6. Box 648, Charlotte, N C Hann, Alvin L. 144 Carlton Ave.. Trenton. N. J Hannon, Carole Sue Rt sr 1. Shelbv. N C Harrelson, Robert C., Jr. Old Post Rd Chenyville, N ( Harrigan, Harold 706 Main St , Salisburx N C Harris, Anne 33'. 4625 Perdue St. P O Box 185. Chester, Va Harris, IJnda (Mrs.) Misenheimer. N. C. Harris, Lowell R. Rt 2, Box 188, New London, X C Harris, Richard A. 206 S. Main St , Kannapolis, N C Harrison, Malcolm D., Jr. 4535 Yuma St.. X 33 , Washington, D. C Harshaw, Elisabeth Margaret 19 E Benedict Ave Havertoxvn. Pa Hart, Julie Anne 2626 Shnver Dr . Fort Mvers. Fla Hartman. Harriet E. 305 Budalo Schools Rd Lincobiton. N' C. Harward. Larry James Rt. 2, Box 321, N'orxvood, N C. Hassmer, Stephen Bruce 4 33 Oak St., Alexandria, A'a. Hastv, Charles S. A lien ton St., Norwood, N C. Hatley, Dianne Rt — 1, Stanfield. N. C. Hatley, Janice Kav Rt — 3. Box 666. Albemarle, N C Hawkins, James C., Jr. Box 323, Gaston. N C Hayes, Diane B. 229 Magnolia St . Shaxv A F B . S C Havss, Mrs. Hilda Lsnn Misenheimer, X C Hays, Susan Louise 8609 Julian Rd . Richmond, 3'a Heacock, Carolvn Jane 3716 Merrifield, Charlotte, N. C Heaton, Truda Rt 2. Box 630. Spruce Pine, N C Hebrance. Joan Elizabeth Box .54, Rapioan Rd . Orange. 3'a lleennans, Mrs. Elinor D Misenheimer, N C Heermans, Jan Phillip Misenheimer, N C Heffner, Sylvia Anne P O. Box 176, Peachland, N C. Heilig, Vicki Kave Rt S£7, Box 181, Salisbury, N C Heiner, George Edward, Jr. 516 Manning Dr , Charlotte. N. C Henderson. John Craig 1218 AA’illow Branch Ave. Jacksonville, Fla Hendren, Judy Elaine Rt 3 Box 338 Mooresville, N. C. Hendrick. Thomas Paul 1052 Douglass Dr McLean. 3’a. Herbert, Kenneth M 65 Colonial Dr , East Patchogue, N A Herndon, Rebecca Carol 1301 McDowell Dr.. Greensboro, N C Hester, Jerrold 33'. 541 27th Ave N 33 Birmingham, Ala Hewitt, Mrs. Suzanne S. Box 152, Misenheimer, N C Hickson, Edwin A. 1305 Rittenhouse St,. Lynchburg. 3'a. Hilderbrand, George D 406 N Purdv St . Sumter. S C. Hilenski, Ferdinand A. II 520 Gardner Dr Port harlotte. Fla Hill, Marilvn Edith 803 Isabelle St., Kannapolis X C Hill, AA’illiam H. 1406 Debbie St . Kannapolis, N C Hill, Wyatt T., Jr 604 N Rotary Dr . High Point. N C. Hinnant, Dwight, A. Box 184. Micro, N. C. Hitch, Arthur Rogers Box 191. R.D — 1. Milford, N J Hixson, Susan Ann 2515 First St . Fort Myers, Fla Hladvs, Jane C. 4010 Hermitage Rd.. Richmond, 3'a Hobbs, David 500 N Third St . Mebane. N ( Hodder, Katherine Margaret Rt —3, Box 193. AA'ilmington. N C Holcombe, Roger Lee 10 Hickory Hill Dr Trenton, N J Holland, Erwin Fredrick 1810 Archwood Dr Gastonia. N. C. Holland, Elaine 1300 Berwick Rd„ Winston-Salem N C. Holland, Truds 909 Clay St Franklin. Va. Hollins, Russell A. 2823 So. 13th St . Arlington. Va Hollis, Robert A. Box 570, Misenheimer. N C Holt, Jerry 833 Lee St., Ashehoro, N C Holt, Sharron L. 311 Moss Spring Rd., Albemarle, X C. Holtom, Gary R 209 Mitchell Ave , Salisburx. N ( Honeycutt, Anne Lx line 306 s Main St . China Grove X C. Hoover, Helen Louise Rt =7. Box 249, Statesville. N C Horton, 33'illiam J.. Ill 10603 Lilac PI Silver Spring Md Hosier, Kathleen Ann 15 AA'illiam St., Rochelle Park, N J Hoskins, Charles Robert 231 Parkview PI., Danville, A a Hudson. Mrs. Dianne H. 117 t hurch St Albemarle N Hudson. Judv Elizabeth 527 Stanlev Ave., Rockingham. N. C. Hunt. Phvllis 1103 A3 Elm. Shelby . N C Hurd, Daphne Jean 618 Shore Rd North Palm Beach. Fla Hutchinson. Susan Carol 219 4th St . Conox'er V C Hutchinson, 33 illiam E. 147 E. 3 ard St . Hightstown, N | Ihrie, Patricia Jane Rt — 4. Louisburg. N. C lkard, Darwin McCaskin Rt l. Box 465. Newton, N. C. Ingram, Judith R. Box 486, Badin, C Intemicola, Joseph Paul 541 Park 33 as Dr . Elmorit. N Y Irby, Patricia J 105 33' 12th St., Kannapolis, N C Isenhour, George M 111 Box 176, Misenneimer, X. ( Isenhour. Janet Elizabeth Rt 2, Box 136. Gold Hill, N ( Jackson. Sails C. 1 S Buckingham St . Chester. 3’a Jacobs, June Elaine 133 Meeshawas Trail. Medford Lakes, N J iorle, Laurie Jean 6O0 John Mitchell Ave., Phillipsburg, N J Johnson, Bills Gene Rt ST 1, Box 44. Smithfield. . C Johnson, Charles Curtis, IU 959 Belfast Place. W'inston-Salcm N C. Johnson, Daniel Thomas 41 Shresvsbury Ave.. Highlands, X | Johnson, Florence Ellen 2027 Chambwood Dr . Charlotte 5, N C Johnson, Frances Elizabeth 2670 8th Ave X A3' . Hickory. N C Johnson James Clifford 433 Thomas Ave , Riverton. N J Johnson. Janice C Rt =2, Kemersville. X C Johnson, Jesse Edgar 5 Pine St Thomassille. N C Johnson, Linda Kas Rt — 4. Box KM, Siler Cits , N C Johnson, Philip Henry Rt — I Box 240, Siler Gits. N C Johnson, Robert Charles Box 447, Pleasant Garden, N C Johnson, Suzanne Elizabeth P O Box 526, Roanoke Rapids. N C Johnston. Marion Laxvrence, Jr 2944 Claremont Rd.. Raleigh, N C Jones, Rasmond Alton 3607 Alarshall Ave . Newport News.'Va. Jordan, Mrs. Carol M. Misenheimer, N C Jordan, David C., Jr. Misenheimer. X ( Joyce, Raymond Lewis, Jr. P O Bx 1121, 715 Mulberry. Martinsville. A'a Joyce, Steven M. Rt — 3, Box .560. Kemersville. N C. Juds. Karl 33’eslev 171 II San Dang. Wonju Korea Justice. Henry 33'. 145 E. Grandview Ave.. Fords. N J Kales, Deborah laniise — 1 Romnes PI. East. Cape Mas Court House N J Keller, Elizabeth Carol Kt =2. Box 61. Dtllsssn, A'a Kelley, Sherie Anne 805 Montgomerx Ave.. Albemarle, X C Kells, Edward E. 1313 Redcoat Dr . Charlotte. N C. Kells. Lam Thomas 2710 Elgin St . Durham N C Kelsey, David T 60 Pine St.. Eustis. Fla Kendall, Paula Ann Rt =1 Box 224. New London. N C Kenderdins, A irginia May 40 Cottage Ct . Trenton. N J Kennard, Dorothy C. 2914 Tambay Ave . Tampa 11, Fla Kennedy, Sara Lvnne 815 Conway Ct., AA’inston-Salem. N C Key, Ronald M .542 Carlton Ave.. Millville, N J kiker, Nancs A. Rt. — I, Box 40.3. Midland. N' C Kimres, Catherine R. Bt = 1. Albemarle, N C Kinard. James Thomas Rt =1 Box 233-A, Florence. S C King. Rudolph la-e 218 Smith Grove Rd Forest Citx. N C King, Sara Anne 4015 Arbor AA’av, Charlotte, N C Kirchin, William K Box 185, Granite Quarry, N C. Kirbv, Bonnie Box -381, King. N' C Kiser, AA'illiam Everette 161 S Sycamore St.. Mooresville, N C Klang, Charles Joseph, 111 6 XI Craisburg Axe . Haddonfield N J Knapp. Richard Clyde S-S3 Main St Hingham. Mass. Knox, Joseph A'an, Jr. 650 Cabarrus Ave Mooresville, N Kobulnicky. Csnthia 1211 X Main St., Kannapolis, N C Kodzai, William Misenheimer. N C Kounse, James Eugene Richfield, N C Kriegner. Deborah Marx 35 Delaxvare Axe.. Trenton. N J Kruse, Karen kax 2890 S A3' 13th St., Fort Lauderdale Fla Kunz, Exelxn M Laurel l me. Rt — I, Box 398, Florence, S C Lague, Linda 40 Elm St . Millburx Mass. Lail, Lula Marx 402 Dixon Ave . Gastonia, N C Lambert, Cary S. Rt. 5 4, Albemarle, N. G. Lambert, Mrs. Rita B Rt “1, Box 260, Mt Pleasant, N. G lamm. AA'illis Rax Box 44, Bailex, N. C Langley, Pamela Gail P (3 Box 57, Delsea Dr . Malaga. N J I .arson, Pamela H. 2327 Chinook Trail Maitland, Fla laiu. Margaret Patricia 2004 Thomas Axe.. Charlotte. N C LaA'allp, Joseph AA'illiam 618 9th Ave , W . Hendersonville, N C Laxvranee, Peter 711 Beacon St.. Moorestowri, X. J Lea, Frank W III Box 275, Gibson. N C Lee, Bill McConnell. Jr. 1614 Beverlx Dr.. Charlotte N C Lee, Mrs. Katherine N. 1531 Enfield Rd., Charlotte N la’lko. Enc S Box 622. Misenheimer. N. C. lafGrand, Andrew C. 1804 Brookwood Rd Jacksonville. Fla laugh. Jane Elizabeth 129 East Third Avenue. Red Springs, N, C Lcis’ner, Christina Marie A max 3 Mt. Pemberton Rd., Juliustoxvn, N J Lemons, James W. 429 N Main St., Troy, N C Lemons, Stephen L. 15 Verona Rd Murrax Hill, N J Lennon, Kax S. P O Box 576. Aberdeen N C Lentz, Rigdon Box 224, Richfield. X C. Leslie, Judx T 19 Ceorgia St.. Concord, N C Lcxvallen, Ricki Rt. 3, Parrish Rd.. 33'mston-Salem, N ( Lewi's, Alfred M„ Jr. 1513 Statesville Ave. ( harlotte. N Ia-xvis, Barbara 48 College Ave . Flourtown. Penn I-cxxis, Jackie Ia-o Rt. —2, Boonxille. N C Lewis, James Michael Box 325. Robbins. N C Lewis, Rodney James 27 Maple Axe Sussex. N J Ix-wis, Thomas D 201 Spring Garden, Asheboro. N. C. Licari, John M. 907 A3 Braddock Rd., Alexandria. Va Licari, Marx Ruth 907 A3' Braddock Rd Alexandria, A'a Lindler, Bcxerlx L. Rt JT5. Box 485. Salisbury , X C Lindsax, Julia Rt =3. Box I86A, Salisburx, N C L.isk, John AA’aller 226 N Depot St . Albemarle, N C Lisk, Mrs. Linda Sue Rt =2. Norwood. N C Link, AA'illiam Stephen 1915 Maryland Ave.. Charlotte. N C Litakcr, Charles E. P.O Box 3, Mt. Pleasant, N. C. Lively, Susan E. 1776 S Scales St., Reidsvillc, N C Lloxd. 33'illie N. 1536 Merriman Ave Charlotte. N C Digan. Robert J 363 A3 Upper Ferrx Rd.. Trenton N J London. Jennie Lynn 307 33 Church St , Chemville. N ( lamg. George Kax 1103 AA'estwood Ave.. High Point, N C lamg, Dniise L. 5721 McGregor Blvd.. Fort Myers, Fla Long, Patricia Ann 23f N Race St Statesville, N C Long, Virginia T. Sunset Dr . Rt 1 Rural Hall. N C Lore, Morton. 1J 701 Pleasant Dr Millville. N | Love, Marx Joxce Sis 8 Main St.. Newton, N C Lowder, Jean Elizabeth 203 N School St Box 168 Ml Gilead N Lowder, lainnx Jck- Rt -2, Forest Dr Altsemarle N ( Lowder, Samuel K Box 415. Cherryxille, N C Lowrx, Sue Ellen 1401 Brent St., Fredericksburg A'a Lucas, Beniamin S. 2237 Red Fox Trail. Charlotte. N C Lynch, Ridgewav T. 20 Inglexvood Rd . Asheville. N C. McAdams, Cynthia Fas .5426 Hampton Rd., Fayetteville N. C McCarren, John A. 10015 Renfrew Rd.. Silver Spring. Md McCormick, Stephen Wayne 3275 Nottingham Rd., Winston-Salem, N C VlcCoy, Marion Lee 32 Hamilton Rd , Glen Ridge, N J. McDaniel, Diane Christine 2686 Oak Dr. Lake Park. Fla McDuell, J Edmund 8-23 AA’ashington St.. Capie Max X J McGee, Susan Elizabeth Rt =1. Box 195. Pinnacle. N C McGinn, John Rt =2 Fort Mill. S. C. McCinness, Robert L. 71 Bonnell St Flemington. X J McGlaughlin. Robert George 35 Campbell Rd Short Id ills, N j McGuire, Garx E. Rt —1. Box 296. Kannapolis, N Nlclnnis, Margaret 70S Sloop Ave , Kannapolis. N C McKee. Deborah E. 1803 44th St., Pennsauken. N J McKenzie, Douglas G. Box 39 Misenheimer, N C. McKinley. A3 illiam John 400 Jefferson Axe. Edgewater Park. N J McLawhom, Robert T 11 Church St.. Wadesboro, N C McNaughton, Robert A., Jr. 3800 Wood Ave.. Miami. Fla McNeely, James E.. Ill 1015 Wendover Circle. Winston-Salem. N C. McQueen, Lyn C. 470 3rd St.. S St Petersburg, Fla McSwain, Douglas F 364 AA 11th Ave Gastonia, N C McSwain, Ronald A3 Rt — 5. Box 630, Salisburx. N C Mabrx, Iairrx D. 420 Cannon Ave . Albemarle, N C Mabry, Iairrx Gene Rt =2, Bov 198. Mt Gilead. N G. MacKax, Marx Kathleen 317 Estaugh Ax e.. Haddonfield, X J Mackey. Allen Frederick 44 Tomer Rd.. Stamford. Conn Macnutt, Ceorgianna R. Rt. — 1 Box 972, Aldus Dr Longxvood. Fla Mann. Sarah Anne c o 120 A3 North St Albemarle N C Marlev, Sarah E. Beth ’ 204 Short St.. Chapel Hill, N C. Marsh, Sandra Kax 2145 Carrel! Rd Forty Mvers. Fla Marshall, Ross 11 Lawrence St.. Lyons, N Y Martin, James A. Box 193. Rockwell V C. Martin, A’ida Jean 4127 Lovs Dr Jacksonville. Fla Mason, Charles E., Jr. 226 Brookside Ave Ridgewood. N J Metheson, Airs Bettx s. Rt. =1 Box 13-LA Mt Cilead, N C Matheson, Sandra Joan 718 A3’ Green St . Cheraw, S C Matthews. Harriet C. Box 57, Clyde. N. C. Matthis, Sudie Gertrude Rt — 1, Box 252. Rosehill, N C: Mauldin, Patricia Ann Rt = 1 Box 770, Albemarle. X C. Maxer. Terrx Nelson '34'85 S. Lake Dr . Miami. Fla Medlin. 33 illiam T HI PO Box 208, Albemarle. N C Melchor. Dawn Elizabeth 363 Poplar Tent Road, Concord. N. C. Melton. Suzanne Marie 660 New Haxv Creek Rd .Asheville, N C Merrell, Karen Lucille Rt. =1 Mocksville, N Merritt, Mrs. Linda A3'. 208 McCurdy Ave., Albemarle, N C Merritt. Thomas 33 .3702 Starmount Dr . Greensboro. N C Michael, Kemp Arnold 2733 Idlewood Circle. Charlotte. N C Michael, Mickes Raxe Lakewood Dr. Cramerton. N C Michael. Phvllis Jane Rt =9. Box 323. Lexington. N C Miehclhach. Bonnie Jean 718 Fontaine St.. Alexandria. A'a. Midvette, John D. Ill 2526 Kemersxille Rd , W inston-Salem, X. ( Miller, Frederick R. 400 Carden SI . Mt Hollx. N J Miller, Mrs. Lana R. Rt =2, Box '347 Rockwell. N C Miller, Lam Lee 1217 Old Charlotte Rd. Albemarle, N C Miller, Marilxn Lee Rt — 5, Box 345. Salisburx. N Mitchell. Johnny T. Bt — 1, Germanton. N' C. Mitchell, Sherrlyn Ann Rt =2 Box 666. Punta Gorda. Fla. Mitchen, Martha Ann 510 Armstrong Pk Rd , Gastonia, N C Mizelle, Carol 5207 Olive Rd . Raleigh, N C. Monaghan, Lam 2600 Lumina Ave Charlotte N C Moon. Thomas W. 10 Sandy’s Circle. Mtd. Rt . Rome, N Y. Moore, Michael Monroe 126 Albemarle Rd.. Trox. N C Morgan, John Robert 118 N Milford Dr . Salisburx . N C. Morgan, Lee G. 1924 45th St Pennsauken 8. N J Morris, Mrs. Zella Rt =2. Albemarle N C Morrison. Charles F. 301 RhxTie Ave.. A3inston-Salem. N C Moss, Madison Scott 408 Arlington St Forest City N C. Move. Robert S., Jr 100 N Harding. Greenville, N C Moxle, Jane 49 Blmne St Concord. N C Mullis, Leon I. P.O B • 506 Lenoir V C. Mullis, Patricia Kax 463 Graham St Albemarle. X' Murphy, John B., Jr P O. Box 964. Concord. N C Narron, Mrs. Elsthcr G. P.O. Box 188, Candor, N C. Nax. Miriam Goshen, Kentucky Neal, Roger Glen Rt — 1. Box 248. Fries, A’a N'eese, Jack H. 866 Lantana Ave . Clearxvater. Fla. Newsom. Carol Ann 408 Bruton St Tros N C Nichols, William A 704 X 9th St . Millville. N J Nicholson, Thomas H.. Jr 910 Great Springs Rd.. Rosemont. Pa Noe, Dick 418 W Main St Elkin. N. C Nooe, Susan Alice 3555 Stuart Ct. Fort Mvers, Fla Norton. Patricia Ellen 303 Buncombe St Hendersonville. N C Oaklcs, Richard P 363 AA’oodswax Lane. Lenoir. N C O'Donald, Jo Carol 75 Manor Ave Penns Grove N J O’Malley, John W. 3217 Alabama Ave.. SE Washington 20, D C Orlando, Ronald John 1 Westfield Lane Hightstown N' J Overcash, Clxde Rt — 3. China Grove, N C Oxercash, Elizabeth C. 411 Idlewood Dr , Kannapolis, X C Overcash, Emma Frances 4 Dogwood Rd Salisbury. X C Owings, Susan Jane 10 Tranquil Ase . Greensille. S ( Padgetlc, Susan Emilx 2347 Orton St Charlotte. X C Painter, Joyce Leigh 301 S. Maple St , Graham. X C. Palmer, Michael Lindsax Rt —7. Lexington. N C Park, Ham James, Jr. Rt. —2. Box 9-3, Rockwell X C LORCH PLUMBING AND HEATING COMPANY Plumbing—Heating—Air Conditioning Roofing—Sheet Metal Work 221 North 2nd Street Phones: YU 2-2100—YU 2-2109 Albemarle, North Carolina Dry’s Grocery “The Store For The Community’ 200 “We Appreciate your business” Groceries—Gas—Oil Misenheimer, North Carolina Parker. Donna kathrvn Ili-1� N Ridge st . Southern Pines. N C Parker. Mike JIT Chestnut St „ High Point. N ( Parrs. Robert II 301 Carnage House Lane. Riverton. N J Parunak. Herbert A. 715 Broadway. Pitman. X | Patterson. Dale A. Rt — I China Grove. N C Patterson, Mrs. kathv G. Misenheimer. X C. Patterson. Oscar, III Misenheimer, X ( Patton. Sandra Ht — 3. Mt Airs. ( PaynC, Michael C arson I ijiI Laiavette Vve hurlotte N Peacock, Eugenia J ‘Mil Colville Rd . Charlotte, N. C. Peeler. Frances Lvnn N624 Fillmore Rd., Washington 22, D C. Peeler, Lane Edward Box 13-1, Misenheimer. N. C Petitt. David W. 201 Teal Lane. Marlton. | Petree, Phsllis Diane 264 Hawthorne Rd W inston-Salem V C Plohl, Beverly Virginia 128 I ockland Vve Winston Salem, N. C Phibbs, Frank L. 510 N Filth St , Albemarle. X C Philbeck. Daniel C. lit —I Box 259, Forest Cits. C Philbcck, Miles S.. Jr. Bos 1S1 I Haeona St., Avondale, X C Phillippi, Paul Stephen 520 S Darnel) Ave , Chicago, Illinois Phillips. Alice Sharon 200 F Seventh St., Gastonia, N C Phillips. Paul Douglas 139 7th St . Place S AA . Conover, N C. Phillips. Virginia Lee 101 M.......... St Robbins, N Pinkston, Gars Stephen 509 S Second st Albemarle, N C. Pipitone, Joseph Bos 91 Morton Ave . Rosenhayn. X J Pleasant, Terrs C. Rt = 2. Lillington. N C Poindesler, Doris C. Rt = 2, East Bend. N C Poole, David Alan 717 Wilmar Street, NAA , Concord. N. C. Poole. Clark 1217 S Lafavette, Shelbs, C. Pooses, Mrs Sandra D Bos -17-1 Misenheimer, X C Poplin. Brenda P.O. Bos 185. Duncanss die, Penn Poplin. Tubs Lane Rt =2. Bus 125. Norwood, N C Porter, Horace G., Jr Rt —2. Bos S22. Charlotte. N C Pole. Barrs David FI Focer St . Classboro, | Powers, James Lee 505 S. College. Dallas. C Prout, Donald G. 70S Beta Rd Durham, N C. Quiglev, Elavne Ann 77 Hollvwood Ave , Penns Grove. N J Rahn. Janice Carolyn Bt — 1. Pisgah Forest. N C Rainier, Robert Bruce R.D —2, Cedar Ln, Burlington. J Ranev, Hamlin T . Jr Rt l Lawrenceville, A'a Rankin. Brenda Sue Bov 145 McAdenville, N C Rape. Ijrrv Mt I lla, C Rav, George C. I 131 Raeford Rd . Favetteville. N C Reading. Allan T. 37 Bonnell st Flemington. N J Realino, Joan Frances 1531 W'illmar Ave.. Merritt Island. Fla. Reasis, Charles B. 52 I S Hawthorne Rd Winston-Salem. N. C. Redding, Shelia Diane 1803 Crcsent Dr . Ashehoro, N C Reeves, Timothy Box 397, Sparta, V ( Regan, William M. I Cogsvvood Rd.. Asheville, X C Reid, Barbara Jean 2011 Sunrise Blvd., Fort Pierce. Fla Reid. Marv Anne P .0 Bos 271� , Denton N C Heifsnvder, Alan Guy 1172-1 Sugarland Rd . Herndon, Va Reinfeldt. Mali 1112 State Rd., Seabrook N J Repass. George Craig Rt — 1, Bos 524. Cars . X C Repp, Charles A., Jr. 5 Liberty St , Classboro X J Revnolds, Wavne M 5102 Evelvn Bvrd Bd . Richmond. Va Rhodes. ..irs ( Ht 3. Lexington, X ( Rhyne, Kenneth E., Jr. 2111 Lowe Ave . High Point, X C Rice, Ann II. SOS Birch Crest Circle. Statesville. X. C Richmond. Maria I 2357 Jones Dr . Dunedin. Fla Ricker, John 113 Washington st Westfield x J Ridenhouse, Philip Wavne 181 Church St . XE. Concord. X C Riesz, Frederic Sasille 2.303 Caladium Rd Jacksonville. Fla Rike. James F2. Jr 4533 Town and Countrs Rd . Charlotte. X. C Roach, Rita Jane 40 ( ardm.il St Pearl River X 3 Roberts, Ardrene k 57 Potter We Trenton. X J Roberts, kathes Mckennev, ’j Robertson. Charles S. Kt —2. Box 326, Heath Springs, S C Robinson. Juds 308 Piedmont Ave , Mt Holly, X C Rodden, Gars P Rt —9. Box 228.A, Lexington. X C Roderick. Dana Anne 3308 Tudor Ct , Virginia Beach, Va Rodriguez, Silvia Rt — I. Box 272, Walnut Cove, X C Rogers, Donald C. (348 Wilmar St XW, Concord, X. C Rogers. James II 4627 S 34th St Arlington, Va Rogers, Jeiins Ann 3929 Relcross Dr , Charlotte, X. C Rogers, Katherine Anne 114 Ford Ave , Mullins, S C Roop, Terrs C. 908 Fairmont Ave.. Salisbury. X C Rowe, Linda Gale P.O Box 114, Misenheimer, X. C Roval, Richard A. 226 Carssvell Lane, Goldsboro, N C Ruftv, Janet L. Bos 785, Taylorsville, X. C. Russo, Angela 18 X Hinchman Ave . Haddonfield. X J Ryckman, Nancs June 830 Redding Rd Ashelxiro, X C Salter, Wayne B 121 Branchport Ave.. Long Branch, X J Sanford, Paula Anne Bt — I. Box 245, Lenoir, X. C. Saunders, Mars Nell 203 Kirkland Dr , Favetteville, N C Scarboro, Robert Lee 248 N 4th St Albemarle, N. C Schaefer, James W. 2 3 Sherwood Dr . Blackwood. X J Schneider, Clarence II , Jr 421 Melbourne Ave.. Beverly, X J Schubart. Charles S., Jr. 905 Davidson St., Raleigh, N. C Schultz, Carol Alice 2.5 Sandra Dr S Jacksonville Beach. Fla. Scott. James W. 1115 Country Club Rd., Newport News, Va Seab, Susan Margaret 11-330 Frances Dr BeltSVille. Md Selle. Lounelle Ht 2. Cold Hill X Sellers. Shirley Jean 175 Deaverview Rd., Asheville X C Sells, Joyce Rt —2, Gold Hill. X C Serfass, Wayne L. 73 Sixth Ave . Penns Grove, X J Sexton, Gloria A Rt =2. Denton, X C Sexton, John M Ht — 1. Box 570. Greensboro. X C Sewell. Rebecca Lee 224 X Linden Ave Highland Springs Va Sexton, Becks Sue Rt —3, Bos 7. Denton, X C Sexton, Marv Elizabeth 36 Center St Cooleemee X C. Shackelford, Jerrs Wavne 339 Sprague St . 9 E Winston-Salem. X. C. Sharpe, Linda A. P.O Box 183, Misenheimer X U Shaser, James G. Box 27 Hudson X C. Shaver. Joseph Scott Rt. — 1, Box 44, Salisbury. X. C Shas, Magdalvn Jeanne 5 � 0 Gulf Rd , X Palm Beach. Fla Shepard, Ernest A. 9719 S Nimitz Ct . Jacksonville, Fla Shepherd. Jan M 209 S Second Ave Maiden. X C Sheppard, Bruce Wayne RD ST 1, Halewille, Port Norris, N J. Sherrill, David C. 702 Westwood Ave . High Point. X C Sherrill, Frances C T a i I Rt —2. Bos 181. Huntersville, X C Sherrill, Harrs M. P Bos 208, Harrisburg, X C Shoaf, Brenda Irene 7 Pavne St . Lexington, X. C. .Shoaf, James Marion 607 Gold Hill Dr Salisbury , X C Shoaf, Nancs Carol (301 Third St., Spencer, X C Shore, William James Rt — 1, Bos 352, Jonesville, X C Short. Stephen J 3407 Cilden Dr , Alexandria. Va. Shoun, Betsy Anne Ht =2, Box 152, Hudson. X C. Shouse, Ceorgann R Mrs.) Misenheimer, X C Shue, Betts Jean Ht 7 Box 462, Salisbury, X C Shuping, Bobbie Lvnn Ht —1 Box 422, Salisbury X C Shuping, John E. 31 3 W. Fisher St., Salisbury. X C Sikes. Sue Dianne Rt — 1. Bos 40. Seagrove. X C Simmons, Ins Barbara 215 Clara Aista Dr . DeBarx, Fla Simpson. Rebecca Rt =1 Kemersville, X C Singleton, George E. 317 Elm St., X W Washington. D C Sink. Donald Gerald Rt — 3 Box 421, Lexington. X C Skidmore. Laurie Ann 1330 Berwick Rd W inston-Salem. N C. Sloan. Eldon F.. Jr Rt = 3, Lillington. X C Small. Arthur P 7(H A .illes Forge Rd Jacksonville 8, Fla Smith, Albert C Rt — 4, Burlington. X C Smith. Barbara Lynn 322 Delaware Ave McDaniel Cr . AA'dmington 3. Del Smith. Charlie H , Jr. 1130 Pee Dee Ave.. Vlbemarle. X C Smith. Daniel Asburs i o Mr Cs- Mrs Lorane Helms, 212 Confederate Ave Fort XIHI S.C Parents Brazil Smith. Daniel T I 241 Middleton Dr , Charlotte 7, X C. Smith. David M 803 X Ninth St., Albemarle, X. C Smith, Jeffrey Lynn 4525 5th Ave . S,. St. Petersburg, Fla Smith, I.mda Jean 38 Salem Ave., Asheville, X. C Smith. Marvin B 3120 Coachman Ave. Tampa, Fla. Smith. Michael H 129 W White Dr Archdale, X C Smith, Rohert W.. Jr 25 Devon Blvd . Devon. Penn Smith, Susan Gay 535 Margaret Dr . Statesville, X C Smith, Susannah C. Rt —5, W inston-Salem, X C. Snoek, Fldward Leon 15 FI. Collmgsxvood Ave . Oaklvn, X J Sparks, Louise A. 654 Wil-Mar Drive, X W . Concord, X C Sparks, William T., Jr. I4IX) Shamrock Dr . Charlotte, X C Spence, 1-aura Ruth 2213 Walker Ave , Greensboro, X. C. Spencer, John FT Box 304, Albemarle. X C Spratt, Ra 318 Michael Dr, Charlotte 5, X C Springfield, Rav W 6 X W 32nd St.. Gainesville, Fla. Stainhack. John II , Jr 466 Grove St., Ridgewood. X J Staines, Richard M 2412 Middleton Dr. Gastonia, X C Starnes, Cynthia Faye Ht —2. AVaxhasv, X C. .Starnes, Mars Vanette 630 X Cedar St . Lincoln ton. X C Smith. Tommy Edward Starnes, Sandra Lvnn Rt —2, Box 169. Hudson, N. C Steed. Donald D. Box 185, Candor. X C Steelman. Arsil E., Jr Box 46. Misenheimer. X C. Steelman, Mrs. Dianne Box 46 Misenheimer. C Steelman, Merton A. Carton Rd Bridgeton X J Steere, Frances Anne 118 Union St South, Concord. X C. Steincrt, Sails Louise 209 Hill St Kinston, X C Stephens, Rebecca Lois Bos 98. Vancevville X C Stevens, Charles B , III 423 Maple St Millville. X J Stevens, James Carl Rt =7. Box 310. Roland Rd . Greensboro, X C Stimson. Roger H. 4022 57th Street. North. St Petersburg Fla Stimpson. Clarence T 436 Ridgeway Ave . Statesville, X C. Stites, Sue Ann 119 Mechanic St Cape Mas Court House. X | Stith. Lucs F'eme 196 Idlesvild Dr . Winston-Salem. X C. Stokes, Fred 91(3 X loth. Albemarle, X C Stoll, Thomas P 505 Crass me re Ave . Interlaken, Asburs Park X J Story, Joyce Ann 1310 X 6th St . Albemarle. X C Stout, Doyle 1413 Sunset Dr Ashehoro. N C Strain, Rohert S. Misenheimer, X C Strickland, Patsv I I.une 70S Jemison St.. Mobile. Ala Sturgeon. John Charles 719 E Main St Albemarle, X. C Sturgis, Christopher S. Franktosvn, Virginia Stvles, Susan Marie 6-35 2nd Ave., XE. Hickorv X C Suggs. James L. 119 Blue Ridge Dr , Creer, S. C .Sukala, John James 5 Cuthbert Circle. Westmont. X [ Sundhy, Joan Elizabeth 2402 Mists Dr . Jacksonville, Fla Ssvagler, Darlene Pearl Tuckahoc Rd., Dennisville. N. J Swanson, Don B Ht i. Box 44'2. Salisbury, X C. Tate, Stephen Edward '3515 X Washington t3lvd . Vrlington. Va Taylor, Beulah M. Box 101. Misenheimer, X C Taylor, Don CL 1220 Montgomery Ave.. PO Box 2-3. Albemarle, N( Taslor, George C„ Jr. 923 Kenleigh Circle. W'inston-Salem. X. C. Teaches. Anna Marie 613 S Park St , Ashehoro, X C Teeter, Mrs. Anita S. 702 N Little Texas Rd., Kannapolis, X C Teter, Laura Jane 1908 X E 17 Wav, Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Teter, Robert Bruce 1908 X E 17 Vay. Ft Lauderdale. Fla Thevaos. Pete T. 4600 Addison Dr , Charlotte. X C Thomas, James Warren, Jr Boy 197, Cameron. X C Thomas, Ruth E. Ht — 3. Boy 46, Kannapolis, X C. Thomasson. Carl M 920 Leigh We Charlotte. X C Thomasson, Sara Melinda Hamptons ille, X C. Thompson. Alton H Mam St New London. V C Thompson, Wade Gars 40 Kelts St Norsvood. N C Thome, W illiam Robert 460 Plymouth Ave . W'inston-Salem. N C Thrift, Jerrs Lee 70S S Broadway, Forest Cits, N C Tickle. Mrs. Linda S. Drawer L. Misenheimer V C Tomaini, Elmina Marie Apt 2S-A 140 Grant Me . Eatontusvn, Ness Jerses Topping. M illiam R 2304 Valles Dr Alexandria. Va Torrence, Jeanne Ann Hi =2. Bos 290 Mooresville. X C I resler, Mrs Patss D Rt =5, Box sii Salisbury X ( Trice, Perrs Douglas 91 Westbrook Dr , Moorestosvn X J Trogdon, Bettv Jean 1002 Thomas Pk W aynessille. X C Trone, Clifford Edssard 2620A Rockdale Terr Baltimore Md Troutman, Phvllis Anne 517 Roundtree Rd . Charlotte, X C Trusler. Barbara Lou 4010 San Rafael. Tampa 9. Fla Tucker, Gas A. Ht ?f I, Stanfield, X C Tucker, Pamela Sue Rt =1, Stanfield X C Tucker, Patricia C. Rt — 5, Box 115.A. High Point. X C Tuggle. Betts Colleen Ht — 2 Box 175 Newton X ( Tuma. Stephen J 30 3 Edwin Lane, V ienna, Va Turner, Daniel Lamar PO Box 1024, Cramerton, X. C. Turner, Samuel Kirk, Jr. Ht =2 Box 108, Polkton X C. Tuzenew, James Walter 1310 11th Ave. Neptune, X J. Upright, Elizabeth Ann 120! Park Ave. Salisbury X C Vallance, Nancy Carol (309 Bannockburn, Temple Terrace. Fla. V an Dsck, Ned S 2909 Cameron Mills Rd Alexandria. A'a. Vaughn, Frances Sue Ht — 1. Chesterfield. S C Vendur, Juds Misenheimer X C Vick. Robbie Lee 4(31 X Tenth St Albemarle. X C Vint, Mrs. Sue Marie Rt 1. Richfield. X C W addell. Robert A. I210B Green Oaks Lane Charlotte. N. C. Walker, Martha J P ) Box si Walkertosvn N ( Walker, Panss E. 32 West End Blvd . Winston-Salem X ( Wall. Herbert C., Jr. 202li RadclifFe Me . Charlotte, X' C. Wallace. Lucs A 901 Biggs Blsd Rockingham X C Wallace I'llsIlls Elaine 14S s Lower Dallas Rd Gastonia. N C. Walser, Mrs Sandra R Misenheimer. X C Ward. Earle H. 408 Delviexv Lane Delanco. X | Ward, Mars in T. 641 Yorkshire Rd Winston-Salem, X C Ward. Melvena Mae 2646 52nd Ave Aero Beach. Fla Ware, Robert Alan 161 Garfield St . Carnes s Point. X J Warren, James Gasin PO Box 17 ’Germanton. X C Warren, Juds Lvnn Rt = 1 Box 25, Purlear. X C VVarriner, Charles R., Jr. 1508 Franklyn Blvd Pleasantsille. X J Waters, William D. 3200 I Ford Rd,, Charlotte. C. Watson, Janice Catherine 3617 Dade St . Raleigh, X. C AVeant. Robert D., Jr. 506 Ashe St . High Point, . C Weaver, Allen B Richfield. X C Weaver, Donald R. 73 Dillingham Rd . Ashesnlle X C. Weaver, Airs. Alan Lee Box 86. Alisenhc-imer X C AVebb, Nancy Ann Rt Box 469, Salisbury. X C Weller, Arthur C. Rt — 1. Stanles. X. C AA’esselhoft, Carl H. 302 Rockford Rd., Greensboro. N C AVest, Linda Jane PO Box 425, Marshville, X C West, shelu Kas Ht =1 Box 7i 2 Vlbemarle X C. AATiitaker, Iris Elizabeth s7 Miller Vve Concord, N. C. AVhite, Mrs. Barbara PO Box 432, Salisbury. X C AATiite, Bonnie June 1936 Dolphin BKd . S AA St Petersburg Fla. White, William Merle Box 42 Roxboro, X i AVhitesell, Carolsn Virginia 3241 Archdale Rd , Richmond A a Whitt, Michael D 857 Clifton Rd SE, Atlanta, j Wilburn, Airs Rebecca C. Box 503, Misenheimer X C. AA'ild. Nancs Carol AA Lakes n-ss Dr Sebring Fla AVilhelm, Jane S Bos 254 Liberty Rd Randallstosvn. Md. AA'ilkinson, Fred B Box 95 Kenls X C AVilliams. Harrs L., Jr. Ben 113 Forest Hills, Monroe, N. C- AVilliams, John E.. Jr 300 Park Dr Chesterfield, S C AAilliard. Daxid E.. Jr 2405 Fairxvas Dnse. AA inston-Salem. X C AAilliford, Linda Josce Niagara X C AA illis, AA illiam D 501 X Vance, Sanford. X C AA ilson, Joan 15 Dogwood Rd Salisbury X C Wil....... John Mack TS i I Iredell Me . Mooressille X ( AA'ilson. Linda Alarlene 2709 Camden Rd Creenshoro X C. AA'ilson, X a m s Deborah 2500 Ashley Rd . Charlotte. N. C. AA'imhish. Mildred Anne II 1 Franklin st Alt Airy . N C- AA'inall. Brenda Sue 28 Sanford Dr Newport Neyvs. A'a AVinberrs, FIdna Rt = 2. Box 155. Jacksonville. N C AVindle, George Michael 2m Virginia Ave , Front Roval, A'a AA indle. Johnny Maurice 204 Virginia Ave., Front Roval, A'a. AA ingert, Jacoueline Ruth 6340 Devine St., AlcLean, A'a AVinkler, Emils C. 7110 Lors Lane. Lariham. Md. AA'inslow. Linda Louise 701 Padgett Ct.. Orlando. Fla. Witt. Kenneth Allen 1040 Granada Blvd., Clearsvater, Fla AAolf, Dorothy Alargaret 110 Havenford Ave . North Cape Alas N | AA’olfe, Beverly Anne 2 � 21 N Kensington St . Arlington, A'a AVollin, James Thomas 444 AA est End Ave.. Statesville, X C AA ood. Allan B 2544 Kem st . Charlotte. X C AA'oodard, Thad. Ill 900S Chickawane Court. Alexandria A'a Wooten, Jane Gras Rt = 2, Clarkton, X f AVormick. Ann Louise 524 Redman Ave. Haddonfield. X J AA'orry, Victor J. 405 Jacob St , Belle Vernon. Pa AA right, Edward AL 2633 X Nottingham St Arlington, A’a. AA right. Miriam Carol 115 F. Fern Rd Wildwood rest X J AVszoIck, Michael C. 100 Brookside Vve Trenton, X' J AAsatt. I irrs Edssin Rt =1. Gold Hill, X C AA'satt. Mrs. Peggs Box 886. Badin, X ( Yandle, James AV Box 831, Troy X C Yates, Hilda Mae Box 366. Denton. X C Yeargan, Xickie lt)06 Guess Rd , Durham X ( Tingling. Thomas Bruce 4 K) Tennessee Ave Alexandria Aa Young, George Joseph 273 Clementon Rd Berlin. X J Yow. Teresa Gail 329 Momingside Ave Vlliemarle X C Zehnng. Darlla Jean 1217 Manchester Lane. Charlotte. X C Zimmerman. Das id I e 130 Radio Road. Charlotte. N Zimmerman, Rasmond 531 ( arlton Ase Millville. X | 201 Compliments of a Friend 202 Rockwell Radio Electric Co. Hotpoint Frigidaire APPLIANCES Electrical, Plumbing Heating Contractors Quality Philco Television Evinrude Main Street . 1 i 1 . 13-3 VV. Innes u , „ Outboard xMotors c , Hockwell Salisbury Dial 279-99lo Starcraft Aluminum Dlal 633 1092 Close 1 P.M. Close 1 P.M. Tuesdays Fiberglass Boats Wednesdays O Virginia Metal Products Division The Gray Manufacturing Company Compliments Orange, Virginia, 22960 of Telephone Orange 2651 1 Annie Pooh Area Code 703 Movable Steel Partitions, Office Dividers, Library bookstacks. Steel doors and ! Frames, Conveyor systems. I The South’s Oldest and Largest Manufacturer of Architectural Metal Products. HOMESTEAD TILE uie$ m swain COMPANY (jUason ty Conbacfo t All Types of Ceramic Floor Tile Cabinet Covers Phone YU 2-2937 Rt. 1, Box 486 Albemarle, N. C. Phone YU 2-1692 Albemarle, N. C. PURCELL'S DRUG STORES W. H. LEONARDS SONS Statesville, Salisbury, Albemarle JEWELERS Phone YU 2-3218 SALISBURY 203 Widen your horizons! Exciting things are happening in textiles today . . . materials for use in outer space . . . inner space . . . and on earth! Cone Mills, a major producer of high quality fabrics, is a part of this dynamic development. In this time of rapid change, we are constantly seeking imaginative, intelligent young people to help maintain our standards. Want a future with a challenge? Write Industrial Relations Department, Cone Mills Corporation, Greensboro, N. C. CONE MILLS CORPORATION Where fabrics of tomorrow are woven today. EXECUTIVE OFFICES Greensboro, N. C. MANUFACTURING PLANTS—Cliffside, Forest City, Gibsonville, Greensboro, Haw River, Henrietta, Hillsborough, Pineville, Reidsville, Salisbury in North Carolina. Greenville and Whitmire in South Carolina. Houston in Texas. FINISHING PLANTS Carlisle, Cheraw Greenville, S. C. Greensboro Haw River, N. C. • SALES HEADQUARTERS — Cone Mills Inc., New York 204 MOTEL RESTAURANT At intersection of 49 52 Richfield, North Carolina We serve Country ham Fried chicken Seafood Short orders on a date or just passing through you are always welcome. ! We invite you to enjoy a change in routine. STANLY HARDWARE COMPANY Phone YU 2-2129 MacGregor — Spalding Sporting Goods John T. Aiddell SAND KNITTING CO. IMPERIAL KNITTING CO. 138 South 2nd St. Albemarle, North Carolina Hunevcutt Lumber Company Window and Door Frames Kitchen Cabinets Marietta Paints All Kinds Of Building Material Phone YU 2-1995 New London, N. C. The PRA of 1966-67 Under Leadership of the “Toad” | Located in Toad Manor Presents the REEKER OF THE YEAR AWARD to Annie Pooh B. P. Welcome to SUNSET MOTEL Highway 52 North (1 Va miles from City Limits) 8 Miles From Pfeiffer Albemarle, North Carolina 34 Units, All With Tub Shower Electric Heat—Air-Conditioning—T.V. Phone in Each Room Phone: 982-8194 982-8195 Motel Dining Room Swimming Pool Your Home Away From Home Mrs. Frank Wade, Manager 205 F rom an Old Friend Albemarle, N. C. Asheboro, N. C. Asheville, N. C. Biscoe. N. C. Boone, N. C. Charlotte, N. C. China Grove, X C. Concord, N. C. Dunn, N. C. Faveteville, N. C. Forest City, N. C. Gastonia, N. C. Greensboro, N. C. Greenville, N C. Hickory, N. C. Hii h Point, N. C. Jacksonville, N. C. Kannapolis, N. C. Laurinnurg, N. C. Lexington, N. C. Locust, N. C. Lillington, C. Marion, N. C. Mooresville, N. C. New Bern, N. C. Norwood, N. C. Raleigh, N. C. Ramseur, N. C. Randleman, . C. Rockingham, N. C. Salisburv, N. C. Sanford, N. C. Siler City, N. C. Southern Pines, N. C Smithfield, N. C. Statesville, N, C. Swannanoa, N. C. Thomasville, N. C. Trov, N. C. Wadesboro, N. C. Washington, N. C. Whit neb N. C. Wilson, N. C. Winston-Salem, N. C SERVICE DISTRIBUTING CO., INC. J. R. HELDERMAN, President Distributors of Gasoline, Kerosene, Fuel Oil and Motor Oil Telephone No. YUkon 2-2197 Albemarle, North Carolina TAYLOR'S 5c 10c STORE Compliments of Your Headquarters BROWN SUPPLY CO. for School Supplies Granite Quarry, N. C. Rockwell, North Carolina 206 Compliments of DEMIS CONCRETE WORKS AND HIRAM'S Flowers and Gifts Albemarle, North Carolina Hiram Saunders Phone YU 2-3726 TO the graduating class For Insurance See— E. K. Russell Hospital—Life—Endowment Representative- Charlotte Liberty Mutual Co. Phone YU 2-4278 Box 582 Albemarle “Salisbury’s Finest Fashion Store” Sandwiches Short Orders COLLEGE GRILL Phone HO 3-3933 Hwy. 49 RICHFIELD, N. C. 207 BIGGER'S BROS., INC. SMITH'S JEWELRY Wholesale Distributors Bulova, Arnex Speidel Watch Bands j 2800 South Boulevard Phone YU 2-41 1 6 Charlotte 1, N. C. 253 West Main Albemarle, N. C. CROWELL HONEYCUTT BODY AND GLASS SHOP YINGLING FURNITURE COMPANY Bear Wheel and Frame Alignment Complete Home Furnishings Auto Glass—Mirror Glass—Window Glass Phone YU 2-6014 Phone YU 2-4517 Albemarle, N. C. Albemarle, N. C. GANTT RULANE GAS SERVICE, INC. MILLER'S MOTEL Intersection of U. S. Highways 49 and 52 I Norwood Road Phone 982-1 1 29 Albemarble, North Carolina The Gas Company Beyond The Gas Mains Private Tile Baths Wall to Wall Carpets A Rating Grill Next Door Phone HO 3-3381 Richfield, N. C. CLAYTON'S LOFTIN'S DRUG STORE Meats, Groceries, Produce Phones YU 2-216 —YU 2-2317 Health Beauty Aids Prescription Druggist Albemarle, North Carolina Phone 463-3503 Richfield, N. C 208 WHISPERING PINES DRIVE-IN Pit Bar-B-Q 2 Miles North Hwy. 52 Albemarle, N. C. Dial YU 2-6184 YOUR BEST MEAT BUY WHITE PACKING COMPANY Albemarle New Car and Truck Dealers ALBEMARLE TRUCK AUTEN MOTOR CONFEDERATE MOTORS CO. CROOK MOTORS MORGAN MOTOR CO. SPENCE MOTOR STOVALL-WOLFE MOTOR CO. Box 528 Dial: 636-2561 SALISBURY, N. C. c. b. m ons eauer (INCORPORATED) ELECTRICAL COMPANY CONTRACTING REPAIRS NORMAN'S JEWELERS Phone 636-2481 211 S. Main St. Salisbury, N. C The American Gem Society Is a Non-Profit Professional Society Composed of Jewelers, Educators and Scholars, Which Is Pledged to the Vigilant Protection of the Buying Public, the Maintenance of the Highest Business Standards and Practices of Its Members Harold S. Lentz Norman C. Lentz Registered Jewelers Box 528 Dial 636-2561 SALISBURY. N. C. Josten Johnny says-. You’re in the Picture ... With Josten Class Rings” Symbolic of: Finest Traditions School Spirit Achievement Graduation Serving the Third Generation of America’s Finest Students with Products of Distinction DIPLOMAS You are Invited to Visit Josten's Wherever You Go: Owatonna and Red Wing, Minn.; Topeka, Kam.; Hannibal, Mo.; Telford, Pa.; Santa Barbara, Visalia and Porterville, Calif.; Shelbyville, Tenn.; Princeton, III.; Cambridge, Md. and Attleboro, Matt. Represented by� (Represented by) Don Bills Located at Intersection of Highways 49 and 52 Richfield, North Carolina 210 WHISPERING PINES DRIVE-IN Pit Bar-B-Q Albemarle New Car 2 Miles North Hwy. 52 Albemarle, N. C. Dial YU 2-6184 YOUR BEST MEAT BUY WHITE PACKING COMPANY (INCORPORATED) ELECTRICAL COMPANY CONTRACTING REPAIRS and Truck Dealers ALBEMARLE TRUCK AUTEN MOTOR CONFEDERATE MOTORS CO. CROOK MOTORS MORGAN MOTOR CO. SPENCE MOTOR STOVALL-WOLFE MOTOR CO. Box 528 Dial: 636-2561 SALISBURY, N. C. NORMAN'S JEWELERS Phone 636-2481 211 S. Main St. Salisbury, N. C. The American Gem Society Is a Non-Profit Professional Society Composed of Jewelers, Educators and Scholars, Which Is Pledged to the Vigilant Protection of the Buying Public, the Maintenance of the Highest Business Standards and Practices of Its Members Harold S. Lentz Norman C. Lentz Registered Jewelers 211 Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 1917-1967 50 years continuous service to the citizens of Stanly County Towel City Towel Store No. 3, Inc. Distributors of Cannon Products Intersection of Highwavs 49 and 52 P.O. Box 72 Richfield, N. C. Gake |Gjjnn |Godge CHARLOTTE overlooking beautiful 18 acre lake. Aged charcoal or grilled Western steaks. Country Ham — Fried Chicken Seafoods Closed Sundays 3 miles East Concord, N. C. Highways No. 73 Phone ST 2-5095 We Cater to Private Parties 213 Compliments of ALL STAR MILLS, INC. Phone YU 2-ll()fi 134 South Railroad Street Albemarle, North Carolina It used to be a lot of fuss and bother to change heating systems. Electric comfort heating changed that. Now it’s easy. And economical. And look what Duke Power doesn't sell or install the equip- you get: gentle, even warmth and a thermostat ment, but we’ll gladly give you the facts. See in every room. Flameless electric comfort heat- us soon, ing is the answer to your heating problems, Duke Power 1905 61 Years of Service 1967 Just Insurance 113 South Second Street, Albemarle, N. C. Phone YU 2-2136 Loy Gulledge Reggie Crowell P. O. Box 230 Joe Kluttz, Jr. Joe Kluttz Bailey Gulledge Compliments of Sales and Service Chevrolet Chevrolet • Chevy II • Corvair • Corvette China Grove, North Carolina Phone UL 7-2404 215 Compliments of Albemarle Dairy Distributors Borden’s Milk and Ice Cream 216 HARRIS NASH Groceries—Meats—Produce Gas—Oil—Feed Dial 463-3714 New London, N. C. For Quick Relief of Headache Snap Back with Y Qvtc k HEADACHE RELIEF THE MUSIC MART Phonograph records, hi-fidelity record playing equipment, sheet music, musical instruments. 350 Concord Road Albemarle, N. C. McCANLESS GOLF COURSE Golfing—18 Holes—Swimming— Fishing—Free Picnic Tables Grady McCanless Owner Jam Monroe, Pro. Tel. ME 3-9806 Route 5 — 3 miles from Salisbury SANITARY BARBER SHOP A Satisfied Customer Is Our First Consideration Air-Conditioned for Your Comfort Dial 279-7095 ROCKWELL, NORTH CAROLINA Lewis Rothrock John Culp Compliments of ammebmatci Salisbury Compl iments Of The GOLD SHOP Salisbury, North Carolina General Auto Repairs ISENHOUR'S GARAGE Phone 463-5398 Hwy. 49, 4 Miles West Of Richfield, N. C. 217 ALBEMARLE PLL1BING HEATH CO., II. Plumbing, Heating, Power Industrial Piping, Air Conditioning Ventilation Contractors 539 West Main St. Albemarle, N. C. Tel. 982-2154 610 Maywood Avenue Raleigh, N. C. Tel. 833-4659 HUMBLE OIL REFINING COMPANY SIGN OF. America's FIRST Choice AMERICA'S LEADING ENERGY COMPANY 218 Compliments of ROYAL CHEMICAL COMPANY, INC. Plant at Albemarle, N. C. Warehouses at Fayetteville, N. C. Satisfaction Given Manufacturers of Top Quality Specialties and Cleaning Supplies Also Complete Janitor Supplies Phones: 982-5513 — 982-3018 It's A Pleasure To Serve Pfeiffer College Students Pilot Life Accident and Health Insurance protection for the stu- dents of Pfeiffer College — written through Carolina Realty and Insurance Company — gives us the opportunity of serving -an- other one of the state's truly fine colleges. 112 East North Street Albemarle, North Carolina Greensboro, North Carolina 220 RicU ieid MFG. CORP. P. O. Box 900 Richfield, N. C. STANDARD OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY 175 North Second Street Albemarle, North Carolina A Complete Line of School Supplies Wholesale Retail CONSOLIDATED LUMBER CO., INC. (Formerly Huckabee Lumber Co. Stanly Lumber Co.) Phone YU 2-2114 —YU 2-4213 Building Materials—Millwork Lumber—Coal Paints—Builders Hardware Complete Home Building Service 422 South First Street Albemarle, North Carolina MOOSES Men's Wear Ladies’ Wear Students Wear 131-35 N. Second Street Albemarle, N. C. PIEDMONT CLEANERS Albemarle's Leading Cleaners Stanly County's Only Cold Storage Vault 1001 N. Second Street Albemarle, North Carolina Phone YU 2-2412 CROWELL RITCHIE Appliances And Hardware Service Since 1932 Richfield, N. C. 463-3911 American [■HP! STARNES. INC. 221 Pfeiffer College Bookstore “Your Student Supply Store 222 CONSULTING ENGINEERS ASHEBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of YADKIN BRICK YARDS, II. HANDCRAFT COLONIAL BRICK Phone HO 3-3321 New London, N. C. Compliments of Smith Studios 224 INTERSTATE Trailways and new Interstate highways bring von Faster, Smoother and Safer travel. NATIONWIDE THRU SERVICE TOURS-CHARTERS PACKAGE EXPRESS SHIPPING Continental Queen Trailways Easiest Travel on Earth Charlotte, N.C. 372-0823 qOu 4ee out to-— DRUG CENTRE, INC. Telephone YU 2-6612 121 North First Street Albemarle, North Carolina PRESS PRINTING COMPANY Oft ice and School SUPPLIES OLIVETTI-UNDER WOOD TYPEWRITERS BUS. MACH. Publishers: Stanly News and Press Albemarle, N. C. Compliments of C. P. Street Construction Co. 145 Remount Road Charlotte, N. C. 225 DWIGHT STOKES General Contractors N. C. Contractor's License No. 2136 Office: Austin Building South First Street Telephone YU 2-1526 Albemarle, North Carolina FARMERS AMI Granite Quarry, North Carolina Founded in Security—Built by Service Complete Banking Service Interest on Savings Compounded Quarterly Member F D I. C. 226 Meet your friends at HOME SAVINGS PHILLIPS CUT RATE DRUG STORE LOAN ASSOCIATION A Friendly Home Complete Drug Service tor Your Savings 1 1 1 North Second Street 108 East North Street Albemarle, North Carolina Albemarle, N. C. CABARRUS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Concord Kannapolis Albemarle North Carolina CANOY NURSERIES Office Phone 625-4700 Residence Phone 625-4500 2403 North Fayetteville Street Extension Asheboro, N. C. 27203 227 Editor s Comments A college yearbook is a unique publication—a book that contains both pictures and ideas. The pictures often fade but the ideas remain. It is a collector's item and since it cannot be bought after its year of publication it gains value through the years. A yearbook is a permanent record of time which each Pfeiffer student has recorded for him in the Chimes. I feel especially proud to have been editor of the 1967 Chimes. It has been a most rewarding experience for me, but as I look back over the past year I wonder how it would have been accomplished had it not been for all those people who gave their time, effort and dedication to the publishing of the book. Miss Nancy Henderson—who gave me advice when it was needed, as it so often was. Frankie Cole—who was mv stabilizing force that pulled me through those rough times when I felt we would never meet the deadline. Larry Halsey—for his long hours spent on drawing great and different layouts and for his word of encouragement in our lowest moments. Wavne Dick—who constantly reminded me of our finan- Chris Sturgis—who even through sickness was able to give us a good coverage of sports. Dick Funderburke—who steadily and effeciently put to- gether the publication section. Sarah Goodson—who, with the aid of her staff, did a tre- mendous job on classes. Harriet Matthews—who worried more about the admin- istration section than I did about the entire book. Janet Chance and Bettv Keller—for typing copy and for waiting patiently for more copy to type. Barbara Trusler—for taking charge of subscriptions for the Chimes. cial situation and therefore kept us out of the red. (We hope.) Jerry Thrift—for his excellent job in advertizing. Becky Bush—who took complete charge of the features section and did a tremendous job with it. Ellen Flake, Jan Hatley, and Elliot Abbot—who spent many long and late hours writing copy. Jim Schafer—who through his poetry helped in creating the theme for the book. Johnny Bryan—for his many hours spent in checking and rechecking names in the organization section. Tommy Sparks—who took so many pictures for us. Mr. Bill Reasonover—who gave me not only personal ad- vice but also many excellent pictures that are found in the book. Judy Gauntly—for her clerical assistance on corre- spondence. Karen Cash—my roommate, who patiently listened to my problems and worries concerning the book during the year. Mv very deepest appreciation also goes to Mr. Bob An- derson, our publishing representative and Smith Studios, Mr. J. M. Churchill and Mr. Charles Coggins, our profes- sional photographers, who gave us invaluable assistance. I hope that each of vou found the 1967 Chimes to be a unique publication and that the experiences that it relives are as interesting and as enjoyable for you as editing the yearbook has been for me. Anne Black The most vital ingredients in a human being are the substances which can not be extracted, measured, or examined. i