Piedmont Bible College - Fanal Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1969 volume:

FANAL I 969 presents ----' ,,. - I 1 V - , .., ,-.4g4fa-'1-,-j, ..-, , -.-z-, W.- ...1 ,, 5. ,, zu , ,T - -vbl, , ,, 1 ' The New Life PIEDMONT -Q -455.3 . F1543 .4045 BIBLE COLLEGE Winston-Salem, North Carolina 3 Conversion is a change of masters. Will we not do as much for our new master, the Lord Jesus, as we did once for our old tyrant lusts? We were very ardent and obedient servants unto sin, yielding our members to iniquity unto iniquityg shall we not now he equally earnest servants of righteousness unto holiness. -Spurgeon. ,. ..-.LA 5 -aff' ff' .- ,,- . - 2,- 1 . 4 .,,4 .viq I ,nur .JL- . 'N ...'4 1T5l'1-' 1 ,-.,:i'j'u-f- iff-9-.- ,K 1'-. ' 'u ,fi .A 1 1 ,v .ff f ,, as A Ki? -fe , .gg ' - , . V . P' I A ,, J T Q' . ' ' , ' 2 p V: 1' - .JN , !'- 5 f ' .1 'PI' ,4 r 4 g , ,ix ov ' 4. J- ., '. V15 ie Ar f NP' Qs' 4 ' 'M 1 L 'Q img V. uw- . I 'Y 'wie . . 1. . , . , ' 1 ' ss M f af l -A fl-T3-, 'Cv-.-v 5 P T 112 vw' I njw ,llL I ' 17 55,4 fp.-w,,.1 :ua km 6 , , 'v Q ,A4 - xi - na Q... ..- - I -mpg!! M 'pf 1 .14 H 5 'J .--. Why should a man certain of immortality think of his life at all? Conrad. QL 5' vw '-. x,. , ,J P -Q -1 '-15 , . 'jr , ,..a..--A-'-',,,: - gb ljiy .,,, W. ,W A 'lr P 1-' N 'H ff '7 .g' af ' f f . f' F- f 'n-fr I ' nr? A 7 5 lla' 'f 4 ' 1 wi-' 'rs ,uv- ,.p'b -,nv- .t- ---' ' .f-..-- '....l'-- ' 732. .M li- 0 x - 4 Y ,.. .An-4 ' ,,,..o-4 '. .-A--- 1,---' ,....-we- .,....- - 4 'a-'wr 'Thou wilt shew me the path of life In thy presence is fulness ofjoy At thy right hand there are pleasures for evermore Psalm 16:11 9 Q3 X-4 .. YO -ascii ' Q A e '.bb ' -'Q xBA.o ?? , ff' ,,- 1 512'ffl-,'t L':m.-:'-1is, '. 'f T. ff f , fu ' The rule that governs my life is this: Anything that dims my vision of Christ, or takes away my task for Bible study, or cramps my prayer life, or makes Christian work more difficult, is wrong for me, and I as a Christian must turn away from it. -Chapm an. if 1 .--1 .657 Mia- wfnlar Bibi' B, ...wr mv - ' p-...,..a,-., .gl . C, ca1'f 5, 'X ' ' '1 ,, Y y xi Ax ' A A 4 . 'iv .., . . L 'J ,A 1 ZA I I. P -11 ,f ' 1 ' 7 wr -1---1 I I 1 I I 1 1 L . -rr' 4 nf f 1'Q EARING APPAREL HOME FURNISHINGS .1, f . uf ' i' , ,, Q 6 . 4 W . , f . P' - ', vo . id v Y , ' V' V . , t N Y.-lf dh- f-YJ' l F A 1 , .--q.Y.,'.,' awwif ' - . --I R, 1 u T , ' , -7- 1 gv:I iio ' . v , , .ndn.x...'i7L11n- I' - . - ,-Qibg. , '- - A, . '.T'. in What has Piedmont contributed to your New Life? V Piedmont has been God's will for my life for tive years. Words cannot express my E A Z gratitude to the professors, to my fellow students and friends. My life is richer and better for being here. WAYNE WILLIS Piedmont has given me the necessary friends that have helped me to grow in the Lord's will for my life. SHELBY PETERS My growth in the Christian faith, my knowledge of God's Word and an awareness of Christ as never before can be attributed to the training I have received at Piedmont. DELORES ROBBINS Piedmont has greatly helped me in formulating my beliefs which will be the tools for the rest of my life. LAWRENCE SNEAD Piedmont has meant more to my Christian life than basic training means to a soldier. ALLAN HARMON 12 For the many blessed ways God has demonstrated His sovereign grace, power and love to me, in and out of the classroom, through friendships among faculty and students, I am grateful to Him for Piedmont. JULIE PIZZINO Piedmont has given me tools upon which God has placed his trademark. GEORGE WELLS Mr. Bowman: Piedmont greatly contributed in my growth as a young Christian, by giving me a Biblical philosophy of truth upon which a life could be built. QI Peter 2:21 Perhaps the greatest spiritual benefit for me has come from personal acquaintance with spiritually minded Christians and times of private fellowship. RUTH AUSTIN fi Mae' -C13 Among many contributions made in my Christian life by Piedmont, the one which stands out most in addition to helping ground me in the Word is a broadening perspective of people and their needs, all of which can be met in the One who has the power to transform any life. JOAN BROWN 13 1 W 1 E LIBRARY I - 2 E. . ww, ,.,, , .1 , . 1 X, i.. 1 -y. wg ,4..-. ,L .4 J uw A useless life is only an early death -Goethe Q1- 9 'gi' :CI -,A .-gn' 5,-r zsvxd. ':.,' gZfF1'r-Jrwegf' r -4- ., 3.s,:,.g1 2. 4.1 -s 'fi 'jfs-1. ,i2 ' f'?2a-A-2' 'I- -f .:t:. '- ,,, L , , is 1 .1 F' 1- -df' .nfl V' - 3 iik.l-j1-,:- 4 '3I -5 47 rfb? .JP'f3?3 5' . ' 1 1 - - T91 'r-54' 1' ...4 .'Q 5-I , P9 J' . - ' ,, K - -,J r -warg: ' r f' ff . gg' i I zv, 'H1 ,,,L' '? - 1:1 5 I - .fam 11.1 1-,- ': f'.f .'- T .f:'E:f3. J ,,.Q:g 3 . -Ak?,Yx-:lx-' -, ff' i 1-if - -f ,fp ' Q. it .. 3164. - LE- - , I t Q - 57. V. -:' 1-Q,-. A- ,. - ' fi x ff. . 'f -iw' rf. ' 1 f':'1 . 'ii' -,,- ' i -- A-.fi gr. . , li: I r..4-. 4 , xr : 1 J' e- '-UQ wg -. '-I ,v',a.?j-bt - ' 'F if, - -7 ' '?X'3 '.' ' . YJ I .'Tl.:,1' . - 5:2 '7 ' . A. '-,f-Q-3.-fs' ff'-. f T if -- -. ' 13? 23' f wa . , -T' ' I ., J Jr 1.1, 51,5 is-ff .ff I 'J' ' 7 'Ma li ff WFP 5f f,x . f .-,fi 5 -- 'V ,1- ,kg - , -' 'A -r I ry., . ff: :h17'!:1rvn:n ,N L, ...-f,,1: -!.-....-'- of ' And this is the record, That God hath given to us eternal life, And this life is in his Son. He that hath the Son hath life. I John 5:11-12 Adminisirafion ...... 20 Academics ..... . . . 30 Crganizafions ....... 48 Classes ....... . . . 64 Feafures .... . . 112 17 One does not live the new life unless all areas of interest have as their center Jesus Christ. To know Him must be the aim of all academics. To please Him, the motivation of service. To find joy in Him, the purpose of any prosaic function of life. Alone in Him may we find value for living. When one fmds this intrinsic meaning in life it becomes clearly evident, for in all he does he manifests the person of Christ. The observer of the new life sees not that individual but Christ living in him. It is to such a one that we, the staff of 1969 wish to dedicateour FANAL. In professor Carl Bollinger we find one who expresses the ideals of the life in Christ. Above being a leader in academics and service he is a Christian gentleman. He is a leader to be followed, for first he is a follower of Christ. He is an inspiration to service for others because he exhibits the joy of the dedicated life. It is our pleasure indeed to commemorate him in this small way for all he means to us. Dedication 19 1 2 ,Q Q I. V s 5 Q f Organizations without the Holy Ghost are mills without wind, or water, or steam power. -Spurgeon. 21 ,,. V, A 'fl V jx-2 'ff,fr1',':1 ' ' QQ' f 'I 'Alf xl q. ?' .w . . ,,' 'LWB 'Aff , . - ffm-- , --:':.j':d.' ' ' X, fri.-1 2.7 . 'o ,V . ,rv ,gg .g if i ' 55E, F',w! - I . K ' W 1 I ' . E1 ' , nl I ggi Lo f,g,3 , r 'Y J 351' ' I ,5g5g,E, V. , .. Adminisirafion President DR. CHARLES H. STEVENS I' X In the Study 'L gi .,,- if ,:, M, 'ff'-.1 lr, .U H .1 I', 1, .1 , I by-K K , . , V: ,,. ,., 22 In the Pulpit xf Q95 With Mrs. Stevens F..-J Vice-President DR. GEORGE W. DOLLAR Preaching With His Family ii RJ ' 'f Teaching V.P. Emeritus and Trustees Dr. Earle G. Griffith Vice-President Emeritus Q, .5. .' , 4 . ,,...., ., ff, I . E T' r 1 . ' 9 l- H 'wig 1,1 1 Board of Trustees 24 Deans n . v Mr. Reinert, Dean of Education. Mrs. Cox, Dean of Women. Dr. Chapman, Dean of Men 25 3 3 .E- L ? 5 wi P' ll 1 Q +I! Efficient Performers MI- Carl Bollinger Mr. Burl Washburn Registrar -3-.ff Director of Public Relations SY 3 s M Q.:-. W, fl 2 Mrs. Helen Collier Mr. Donald Drake and Mrs. Doris Manuel Housemother Business Manager and Bookkeeper 5 Mrs. Lucille Bowman Librarian Library Personnel E? Miss Bonnie Williams Miss Bonnie Day Library Assistant Library Assistant M ru. . A i ... X r, , if----2 f Mrs. Becky Myers An average library day A Secretary 27 1 W Secretarial Staff Mrs. Sarah Stump Mrs. Ann Henson Miss Mary Ruth Shumaker Secretary Assistant to the Registrar Receptionist ,- W gf -if 7' ,T . . . v .., su. , . -Vg .K Mrs. Sandy Irish Mrs. Patsy Wiggins and Miss Kenny Charles Receptionist Secretaries 28 Lynn Muhx Printer Behind the Scenes - .!. f 1 F i f 5 1 'nd 2.4.-e L--X . Maintenance Staff .,.,,W,?m H 29 Kitchen Staff Z!!! Let the ground of all religious actions be obedienceg examine not why it is commanded, but observe it because it is commanded. True obedience neither procrastinates nor questions. -Quarles. 31 Academics x Q4 ' Er- - CTL 'Q' , L , f A+' Tr I' Y 'A F5 AE-lf' . ' x, , . Y ' 1 .He X X H. 1, ' 4-Q -'VE by .U Q Y Y V I yr 4.7.3, ,X i K., E img 4 ' , 1 ' V Lkjwhw - 1:2114 J-22 . j:,fQQ'.i J, '-lgtjfgqff - .. ? f -V L tx '- 1' A N 1 .,,MIH- N 1 ' v lang, i l L ,MA C h u rch M u s i c Diligcnt practice prcparcs onc for future service. Mr. Smith, Director of Chorale i l 4 l l Students display ability in faculty sponsored recitals. 33 ,-Dgsg .--dsl!-1 rex ..,,-, .,., -,,,t, 6 I V i . U12 A , 1 , 1 , O 'Z .. - - . - I l A f 'r '- 1: 1 I - - ., i 3 9 1 'J ' G ff? I 0 ! , .e - 'ua-n- A. J 25 L '-2 , , V 0. J,- ' 4 '- M 1- , V jgml .. n w Sis g .LO ' 3 A Q.-.fd fl. .N l ' 'x X'-. ,.vBf . The New Life in Song Be filled with the Spirit: Speaking to yourselves in Psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing and walking melody in your heart to the Lord. CEphesians 5:18,19J David Washburn, Phil Bowles, and Van Nelson prepare for brass trio Mrs. Kelly, Director of Chapel Choir. Miss Darla Thomas, instructor in piano. The Religious Education Department prepares Church Administrators for the various ministries connected with Christian work. 4' Q -Y FHTQQE ' 152:51 , f1..'f?l'2f4,. ,. ' . Hg-AAA -, ,.. 1 V -,,V. , Professor Cates, Philosophy and English 36 Bachelor of Religious Education Degree I .271--4.1-:f rpm ,FL-3 ve,,,.,,rr7f,Y -.-..-., - -Tr, vi - ' ' - Kg, 'egg-,-'A guns- V I ln. 4 ll,-,'g,,'fn.. ff-..,.:-jff.,' ML, , p '4',QvJ, I n 'UF-' .'..wL!'li'!v'lfIZ'31f' . 'J P 5 f -v in 1 3 V x- - I - 5 yi. i. W . F .1 , X, 2155 ii J -' ' if! wi W- . E. .fi l.: 5 i Pf0f'3SS0I Day Professor Bollinger ChIiSfiim EdUC3ti011 Science and Old Testament 37 ii Students engaged in a study of English Literature 'x Q0 +-Lu. f .1 f if 4.4! ur If 'T ol S I .,. J. ,,.fi-'-in J .--,- .F 1-1- ' ' W Professor Thompson, History and English 38 The New Life in Education Professor Cox, Christian Education Professors use audio-visuals, Books and coats are left behind while students rush to dinner. 39 Involved Professors Professors Cates and Drake demonstrate genuine concern in the development of their students as they discuss a term paper submitted as partial fulfillment of the course requirements. if -4! L 5 l K V I --- .eq W - - . v A 3,5-.4 J 4' -1 Zig 1 ' - 40 -i 12-2 2:25 UF mu ' A Y A , 6 - - s 1 L :A WT it: - 41' . vt , 1 fluff 4. . i kr-f - Mi , 1 r:5 '-2.-r-, - --ff1a f:'5 , vf r lb y-,-Lf, ' , ff ' x ,. O ,Q- fi' 7 il Ping Pong offers a less demanding change of pacc. . Intramural softball provides outlet for repressed tension. wr J T P' i. '?TF7f'hTT fT'Y'3 ' s ' l The New Life iin L54 -03...-v 5 ,,, ,--f,: '-J , ecreafion -E. I -i h',,,n4!. ,. yin 1 -il' Ffh: QB, Department of Kara Aomcav 8, 14-25 was. to 65 ,sig tdg dxdv19ag naodfv, miroi ' ol dX01j0G'V1,'8Q:, xai :Jud y,sQap.'va3'v xai 1:106- uzi 'rjdovcfw roi? Btov uogsvdgwvoc :2 avpmfviyovzcu 06 rslsaqaogobow. to ds Sv tj xalqi yii, 061:06 'olnfveg Sv xagdlq Uxali uaix dya1917 dxofiaafvzsg ?.6yov 'xar61o'uaw xai rxagnocpogoiioav sv emo- i. Obdaig 65 Zoxfvov dwag ocalzimsa aiwdfv sch emoxdzm xlbvng z0z9-vgow, dll' ini iuvgfviag nawu, Eva ot sllonogwdpoefvoa Blsmoow 16 qncbgx. 'ydg dawn' xgvnrbv 6 06 zpavapdfv ysfvoicswc, dndxgvcpov F6 ob Wifyvmobi xai sig qvavsgbv r- Blsneva 0151' mbg dxoiiszs' bg dv ydg 519, QUBTGL aimii' xai 6g dv Wh 519, ' xai 6 doxsi T d017'1ioazaz dn' abzoi. n0Q876'va'ro 69 :rrgbg abtbv Q ynimQ 'xai ol 4003, aiwoii, xai cfm wjdvivawo ovwvxaiv aozqi 551' 5x1.o'v. dnfnyysiaq 65 aiwtii 'T17 WfWI70 0509 If ddalcpot aov somixaow 550: fldaifv Mlovzsg ual. 8 duoxgmhig almw :rrgbg abzofig' MWFWQ WW 4597-fP0l5 ucv mimi slow ol :bv 2-f5?04' wi L,d'F0150'VI8g xai nobotiwac. u The Bachelor of Theology is that degree given to those completing a five year program designed to prepare men for the pulpit ministry. Includedfin this course is an exegetical study of the Scrip- tures and disciplines designed to give students proficiency in Greek and a clear understanding of historic Christian doctrines. if , W l V s w g 1 : A S gfwpif yo L. 'U ,K-3-L - -- ,4 fag- '- diff 7' o g . Professor Bowman Systematic Theology The New Life in Preaching , ,, 3 nnatphan i humrim Piedmont attempts to recapture the power of the new life which has been manifested through these yielded servants of the past. Our Theology Faculty is vitally concerned with spiritual growth as well as academic achievement. Zlnhn ilungan - 1'-1 531: . 'Ts R WTF .X iii' g 'if ,. 'I7 ' 4 , , ' rs APS-7'f -' 341-3. H - W .!q3,,f-,'v!,i '- -- ., , 1. .3-N-2 V. --N 4-'avi' 'gn Q'-,ig ,Q K V ' ,,f':'Q',-- 3 Akyi . f',,Aw- ff ..-. 4 H - -fe-, ., 'Y' - l ..A Q54 -. 'f 'f - A T f- -FWQH- 'iQja-.-yfg' f-4-xi -ff fl.. , J -H .... - A ,af-i. 4, 1 48 Digg? E gl DAYBBEAK P, WP. G 0 GHORP-LE Organizations Student Council Serves in Executive Committee of the Student Council. The President of the student body welcomes a new student to Piedmont. .i J ill 5 1 A W t George Wells and Joe Workman, two former stu- dent body presidents, advise George Law, the current plesident. 50 as et ' 5 .IJ Student Council advisor, Dr. Gary Chapman, chats with Steve Keeter. Officers of student council-Joan Brown, secretaxyg Steve Keeter, vice-presidentg George Law, president. Guidance ond Government ' 'T 6 l.LTEv,r'jIi.Fju- : , - 7 ,-. igifzfegfif, , . , f f-Zvi? KJ 'e-1' 9 4-I! Student Council .Ioan Brown, Larry Lee, Steve Keeter, Larry Martin, Betty Stewart, Buddy Tumer, Dean Hightower, Henry Enochs, Robert Trogden, Dr. Chapman, Viki Rags dale, Joe I-Iamilton, Mrs. Cox and George Law. 2 ' W 51 Z' ,211-,H '1 - -:iff y W K --3' 1 ' f f?- Foreign Missions Fellowship ' Missionary speakers challenge ready hearts. Bulletin Boards remind the students of the varying needs. . -f1 W '. A . sig +V - M ' gi Tit , if 1' M, Ygyggf -IFS' ' N44 , - Ai 'J-if , . 5-sims . -'. -2 jclxri-24'-SWE! , , Ns..- , :V - ff V .. -7- - Mm . ri - ., JEL Tuesday evening meetings highlight the FMF program. 52 F.M.F. Creates Vision V w -. ' : , ' 29454, , 1 ' 'idx H A lllluu1kn?In Rev. McCarthy, pastor of Twin City Baptist Church, brings a message of instruction and inspiration at a F.M.F. meeting. 53 College Chorale Sings of New Life Chorale Officers - President Dwight Greene, Vice President Tommy Combs, Secretary Brenda Rob- bins, Claude Kennedy and Professor Smith discuss future plans. The Piedmont Bible College Chorale is made up of freshmen and sophomores. S4 Gospel Teams Curry Piedmont's Theme into the Summer Team Sponsor - Professor Hill, Professor Dollar, Professor McDonald, and Professor Smith. Mixed Quartet - David Washburn, Delores Robbins, Julie Pizzino, RandyKPiz- zino, and Professor William McDonald. f V Ladies Trio - Professor Wallace Hill, Professor George Dollar, Margaret Grosholz, Diane Stanley, Nancy Hunt, and Ruth Prewitt. -Nl- 3 Male Quarter - Gary Hendrix, Dwight Greene, Tommy Combs, Professor Gordon Smith, and David Brown. 55 Upper Classmen Comprise Piedmont Singers Piedmont Singers Q57 Director Mr. William M Donald 56 Services Are Enriched by the Chapel Choir Chapel Choir provides an opportunity for music students who cannot travel. -i-li-in Pianist - Mr. Herbert Osborne Director - Mrs. Sherry Kelly 57 Piedprinter Keep Students Informed Assistant Editor Nancy Evans and Business Manager A1 D'Amato discuss Larry Austin, Editor, selects materialfor the Piedpointer. the financial status of the Piedgointer. T' H .. ,E R . S Y I .1 , 1 .-1'-53 Piedpointer Staff Business Manager, Albert D'Amato, Assistant Editor, Nancy Evans and Editor, Larry Austin. 58 Daybreak Carries College News to Alumni 'sw i 'I Associate Editors-Dr. Stover and Mrs. Cox. oxxj Contributing writers Professors Cox and Bowman discuss a future edition of Daybreak. S9 Associate Editor and Editor relax during work session. Fanal Solicits Support from Business Manager, Ben Reed, discusses Fanal fmancial problems with Mr. Drake. 60 Staff photographers-Eddie H31giSS and Larry Martin Many Willing Students Staff Editorial Staff talks with Sponsor Mr. Thompson Editor, Gary Hendrix, Margaret Grosholz, Diane Stanley, Business Man- ager, Ben Reed and Mark Clark, Associate Editor. 61 Piedmont Wives' Fellowship Dr. and Mrs. Delnay and Mr. and Mrs. Workman enjoy dinner provided by the Piedmont Wives' Fellowship. 62 Officers of the Fellowship. Lf ii Husbands take advantage of the good food The New Life Includes a Variety of Activities from academic pursuits 12151 and Piedgointer Staffs. 'U 1 Qtr. Publications advisors reflect on future possibilities. 63 ' . ' ray- V fffv , :'Y f'v ,V-V 7fggZji?2 1 A'i X f'J xxgl I ,VS . .- 4 'Q sf . j , .vi I ' 1 A' - .. I fl I 91, .if .5 s 44 r 1 :N 44 ' 'K Q . ' : ' I ' 1 'f' VI: ,IL I li Q14 R' X f, .,, 0 .'j, ':'.- '.4'!!:'fi '.. . . 9 l . . -'1 1' , zz . .,A1f47:, 'K I . '- '. ,riff-::3:.1 'I H'I'f': .. .Y 4 ..4,.g ls 5555 s . fit: 1 Y :fr TJ, ??f2?FM??l. fi.-?'fi?li:?ifi 5 Q . - I .,.. .X ,. .. 31' 1 3 .211 H5 .4 .,. ,:,- 4,....-.,f 'An-.,, V. ,11 -' W, zvxux. K Xi .. x Huwsnf.-f,-,w.w 'S-I -aff , ' .1:T.1g -l-1:-'51 I 5,s1 'v fi v .-.-.,. Q., .,-.X W, 1.1 '1,A.-.'n'K1s-,145 llgimflgui-,,-, .,l - .'-.-3 . Au'- l.f '-, . u,. ,'-,pr-., uf' - , . ' ':.'1-lv'I2:- Y . ,M U' - , -.-.'-21.2.23-kLgX . 2:'gfx1 ..1.,,-r., :uuv v' x '1v' V' 5 ..q,pyn -11,aaiaa2':2s-3-.r'i2 -, .41,'2i'1y1'y5'f : 1 - lv 1 xi In a day marked by campus revolution, there remain a few college students with a deeper purpose in life than rebellion-they have been called by God. Meet the Piedmont Bible College student body. gi 1 x 65 ..,..nBa-..-.--.. ,.. . 'Til' , 3 QQ -nas, A , J t it-1-.N 4 4 ,A .- 'f 1. .vb Student Body Senior Class Officers Pregidenpwayne Wi11is Secretary-Treasurer-Mary Ruth Shumaker Vice Pgesidenf-Ge0rge Wells Student Council Representative-Larry Martin Second Vice President-Penny Zickafoose Larry Martin, Mary Ruth Shumaker, Wayne Willis, Penny Zickafoose, George Wells 66 Cal Recipients of the Bachelor of Theology Degree 1 Thomas Allred Rich dD d 67 John Goodyear Harvey Hughes Terry Mabrey 5 l mgEf5'f'3 ' Em. Larry Martin James Mooney 69 s.. Mike Parrish qv aa-J! 'Q x 1 Lawrence Snead K A ' ,vffxf 3 George Wells .ggi fi 2135 'T' mln , A 1235 l Q - w L. il iff' as : :W 0 .W '1 .I. -,I Ross Stump Wayne Willis Recipients of the Bachelor of Religious Education Degree R hA n Carol Arrington N5 K ' -A I II I f, I I I I . I I . I , II ,I I I I I I I I ,f 'I II uf' I , I Oleeta Harris Dee Howard 73 Pauline Lauriault Nan Mangum ,- Gary Moore ,,.-1--' ACADEHKIC F1 WING Linda Mathis 75 Shelby Peters Julie Pizzino Natalie Shough Don Schneff ITV 'A,A: '15 I. r L D i'.fS-. If - 1.. ,Z f.,x I 'X 9 Mary Ruth Shumakcr Glenn Sink 77 Jane Smith Betty Stewart Vicki Wilson Penny Zickafoose Music Malor Delores Robbins 80 0 .21 T, ' F: '. ' kfnff' Diploma Etta Snead Lynn Muhr ws- ' KY. .f-. ,,. .f 81 Q. Junior Class Officers President-Earl Byrd Secretary-Treasurer-Marilyn Rickard Vice President-Allen Harmon Student Council Representative-Dean Hightower Second Vice President-Ann King ,fy Earl Byrd, Marilyn Richard, Allen Harmon, Ann King, Dean Hightower 82 -B' Larry Austin Juanita Bishop Karen Black Orman Boggs Merle Brown Anne Brumet Earl Byrd Mark Clark X L I'- Geraldine Comish 83 John Bums Victor Cornish ' Kenneth Dudley Franklin Durham Adelia Edwards John Eggers Gordon Flanagan Wayne Fulton Charles Greenstreet Arlene Gregory I ohnny Gregory 34 3 R Allen Harmon Gary Hendrix 1' pig., -' xlw g5yx5X,YL Xiunixaxux X,-J Ll 1 ' xx- Dclm Hightowcf Dennis Hoblitz Study to show thyself approved. Charles Hoblitz John lamiao David Irish 85 N Steve KCSICI' Preach the Word 1 Ann King Tommy King Linda Lastcr Erwin Laurault 86 George Law . Larry Lee E 'Pl Corlois Lewis Larry Lewis Bill Lowery Don Matlock Elaine Minton Douglas Murphy Eugene Ould Wayne Outland 87 N Randall Pigzino Gene Plyer Randall Pugh Terry Ragsdale Linda Redmon Paul Renigax Floyd Repass ,Q Marilyn Rickard Charles Sawyer Yvonne Schneff 88 Randall Seiver Charles Sheppard --..--- V-- J , Conway Shough Larry Spencer fr 1 , ,,,4- J crry Stack Pray without ceasing. ' ,f a 4 ikf fxvjf ,. I, J' 11 g fi xg: I -k S, I N I -. ' , X xx' ,N 'C' 1 .v- , ,u X. U. .xg ', .gi K. I 'wr 'ii .fit 4 , - P fl S Howard Stallings Junior Marilyn Richard receives instruction in organ. i I 'il Kathleen Stokes Danny Stokes Wilburn Swain Stanley Taylor 90 Bruce Walker Marian Toms John Walker Joan Whiteneart Joe Workman Bonnie Williams l 91 Sophomore Class Officers President-Mark Ford Secretary-Treasurer-Margaret Grosholz H Vice President-Daniel Smith Student Council Representative-Henry Enochs Second Vice President-Diane Stanley Henry Enochs, Mark Ford, Margaret Grosholz,Daniel Smith, Diane Stanley . 92 Anthony Abernathy Mary Austin Jack Bailey Wanda Buck Brenda Carroll Michael Cassady I-Ar John Baker Allen Barnett Gary Blackburn Bonita Bryant Howard Chilton Sandra Chilton Lannie Chitwood Thomas Combs Kyle Copas Patricia Corp Albert D'Amato Florene Dewberry Johnny Dollyhigh David Ferron Mark Ford Bobby Eggleston Henry Enochs Nancy Evans Neil Gaffney John Green Dwight Greene Margaret Grosholz Billy Hale David Hall Tommy Combs and Dwight Greene entertain at Sweetheart Social. Elva Sue Hall H ti- if : J 1 1. 4 1 ,V-f W.l, f. -g-mm, -e f H V it Fffffil-:'f-f.l.. .a . -- sl' W, '.-i.:r- : ' -' ' , . ' Q W 1--if Af- , . ,- ' l A 4. .q,u,,1 :-rp, r - f ,- -,3,-, -...i 4 --1-.. Y., ......4a.. -...--1.7 ' ' ' -1-----:- .- v at V MY v vA:..a:M'iN . n-1-3 Glenn Hancock Edward Hargiss Phillip Harris Vera Holman John Howard Nicholas Iamaio 96 1 ' K Sophomores Enioy the New Life , x 2 T Clyde J essee Earl Johnson Sterling Knorr Dwight Krieger - ' Linda Larson - , - Kathy Marsh 9 v David Miller Ronald Nichols Herbert Osborne Ronald Page Richard Pauley 97 Joyce Pike David Potts Viki Ragsdale Louise Perdue Bruce Phipps 'UA V. . ,1 David Scott Philip Sears John Senter Ben Reed Deloris Riley Walter Risko 98 Much time is spent preparing term papers. Q. Gay Shaver Robert Shirk Charles Shoaf John Shore Howard Slough Alan Smith Sophomore Tony Abernathy pre- pares a day's lessons. Daniel Smith Michael Smith Sandra Smith Kathy Spangler Diane Stanley Gerald Stuby Ronald Tapscott v L. Spiritual Growth Is Marked by Study Preston Taylor Hugh Thompson Steve Tilley Robert Trogdon Russell Vauglm Alfred Wakefield Robert Wiggins Donna Mlliams Mlliam Yancy Sophomore-s Not Pictured Ethan Green James Lewis Gaston Shortt Linda Yancey David Wells 101 4 Freshman Class Officers President-David B1-own Secretary-Treasurer-Becky Manuel Vice President-Jog Myers Student Council Representative-Lisa Petrachkoff Second Vice President-Bonnie Day is ' 'f-4 .mrv- A , r' , ' N' ' 1 f. H515 . -alfa 'E 1 , R-,, 1 -.rf '. NWT: 1 fm -I E IL- A -M David Brown, Lisa Petrachkoff, Bonnie Day, Becky Manuel, Not Picturedzl oe Myers 102 Dennis Chappell Charles Akers Sharon Allred Faye Appleton Beth Atkinson Travis Bankester Peter Barbas James Beck Alec Boland Floyd Boles Philip Bowles David Brooks David Brown Margaret Brown Terry Brown Shirley Bylsma David Chambers Russell Chrisco Lila Collins Nancy Cook Brenda Cox Laddie Dail Steve Darrow David Dawson Bonnie Day Terry Denson Linda deVillers Tony Edwards Charles Fishel Robert Fleming Brenda Garner Michael Green Martin Gruen Joseph Hamilton Shelby Harbour Judy Harnagel 5363 8 105 'fr Q P' ,,,...-5 ' Students relax during inter mission at Bible Conference Keith Heitman Vance Hicks Christopher Hilton Marvin Holland Michael Horne Margaret Humphries Davie Hunt Nancy Hunt Patsy Jacks Clinton J anney Dale Jennings Earl Jessup James Johnson Patsy Jones Claude Kennedy First Year Students Bring 3' I 4r 106 Freshman Barry McClure holds flag for Senior Mike Parrish New Life to Piedmont Mary Beth King Tanis Knight John Knutson Larry Lambert Sarah Lane Daryl Law Barbara Lindley Patsy Madaris Jack Malphurs Becky Manuel Gilbert Maxwell Pat Maxwell Jeffry McCann Barry McClure Gordon McDaniel Lewis McGuire Daniel McKeel Kay McNeil Tommy Mills Alan Morris New Experiences Await Freshmen John Morris Joseph Myers Van Nelson Morris Niday Linda Perdue Joseph Peters Lisa Petrachkoff Carol Plumlee Gary Plumlee Lynn Poteat George Presson Ruth Prewitt Victoria Pruett Wayne Raborn Susan Reed Carl Ridgeway Brenda Robbins Linda Robbins Cora Roberts is :gi Second Semester Entrants 45354 , . i A First row: Marie Sheets, Beverly Mullens, Diane Permell, Ronda Haynes, ' Louis Honeycutt, Bill Marler, William Howard, Neal Gregory, Roclcie Phyllis Calhoun, Reta Arthur. Second row: John Haskell, David Jones, Lineberry. Fourth row: Sam Jewell, Sammy Wolf, Thomas Byrd, Michael Decker, Ralph Arthur. Third row: Danny Evans, Vivian Six lcox Lomas Skinner Sharon Southern 109 Harvey Sales Andrew Sams David Schutt Dale Stanley Joyce Stanley John Stevens Banks Suddreth Darmy Sweet Robert Thompson Bruce Tripp Elizabeth Tripp Vivian Tripp skin! 1? Busy schedules produce unusual sleeping habits. 110 Charles Woolson Janet Wright Johnnie Wright Kenneth Yates Lycll Zickafoose Dale Underwood Nelson Waddell Donald Wagner Boyd Walker David Warner David Washbum Kenneth Webb Phillip Whitaker Nathan White Anna Wikle Howard Wilburn Thomas Wilson Freshman Not Pictured Eddie Brooks Donnie Oates Sharon Bowdain Glenn Spencer Lester Bowdain Steve Southem John Gibbens Richard Wallace xA. , 4' -z 1-' - . .fj'f:..,i, , iw . . f . A 1 U 45.1. ., ' 15.12 'A f N . U- , Q,-. if X ,. X ,- N I ' le Af I. gl.-:Y . f - ,L 14 - , Na-, , - ' Em, , 1 ...gf , 4 . 1 f K1 9' ' ' .1 ' - 4 ix ' , -' ., , , V , '1..'!C5'Q5 ., r gf , :warm-1' f-.f .jfgf -. YG .f 3 fr ,I 1' , Q'-T. 'Wi-'QgL-.1-'Y-,731 1.7 ' ' ,nl LJ 5 wat-,.2f,fQ?3,--, . Q, 4 1 -iafprzgiifwg ,R A M , E2-lM'.'h1g,t i f-Q, ' 112 Enjoyment in life is that for which many seek but cannot Fmd. To the Christian that enjoyment found in salvation overflows into the peri- pheral aspects of life whether they be public service or infonnal con- versation and relaxation. The new life finds joy in all situations, for in every participation there is joy in Cluist. 113 s-gi..-1... ....,.- - -,...-........- e f...A -..........i..... ,-.,-- .-.V f i f - j' i '- 'f- -1,,, , I V252-' A ,. 2 , I -L.. -f.. , . -. .: , , .A . - , . tr,,-5.3. ' i ' - ,QEQLQ-h Features Who's Who in American Colleges G n d U n S Pcnnic Zickafeosc end Randall Pizzino Zi A 4 1 3.57. A6355 xll gqasf' 1 I .- if Q... .,-11 FEA Mxk Pamsh Shelby Peters Ge rgc Law, www 4 1 rf' V in I fl 3' -'F 1-T. L' 5 w ' -1 lm4.nnm9-s .p-ll? - .17,., 717.3--.w,.... . , fi ,I , ,,,,.-.4N,.,.i.f, -J--1'J fTdnf , 4- . ,,.4147f i X -.. 5 I at 5 i i Q i i Cliffs.. 'H K N, , I it V V ' Y - ' v Y N-ABFQYA i 5 i -r i ' ff I' J Mark Clark, Ann King, Arleen Gregory, Marilyn Rickard, Randall Pizzino, and Larry Austin. Marshals Christian scholarship and achievement demonstrate the proper motivation for the New Life. To those attaining academic and collegiate honors Piedmont gives recognition by keeping in the tradition of the past and by giving inspiration to the future. Conservative Christianity owes to the world the highest of heuristic endeavors as we apply our convictions and conclusions to life. Through these perspectives the goal of every ambition, the end of every study within the New Lifc becomes the gloriiication of our Saviour. 115 Spiritual V ooo Chapel Services Chapel hymns prepare hearts for worship. Professor MacDonald leads student body in chapel hymn service. Bring Worship Experience To New Life Rev. Manley Beasley brings one of many inspiring Chapel messages. Wednesday's services are reserved for President's Chapel, :bulk Dr. Porter Barrington spoke for a series of chapel services on evangelism. Day of Prayer highlights class prayer meetings. 1 17 Mid-Winler Bible Conference Brings Spiriluol Blessing and Fellowship Guest speaker Dr. William Ward Ayer relaxes during a brief moment of Dr. Gerald Stover, member of our own faculty speaks during morning intermission. session of conference. 118 - Christian Servlce Department Weekly Christian service assignments provide opportunities for practical experience in various ministries. 120 '4d,,1 , Street meetings in downtown Winston- Salem are used effectively as a means for an evangelistic outreach. Opportunities to Serve Students receive training in the area of radio programing and broadcasting Q 'T af? ,ff Wmgixtm Rrgcufuffmy v ermpst ' 'SERVICES-' NXON.Tlnu SAT ' 'SUNDAY' Each Evening 7230 Buble Siudq,9.30AM Various groups offer their services at the Winston-Salem Rescue Mission. 121 Y . 74:6 gl- 5 -. SHHTL. f-:mf kitnrs Y - ,. P rn-li ,. ,:v,,'4-....f 4' may il . 4 Q4 A W ss 1 f' Tommy King makes an end sweep for a long gain. ,O 123 ,Q Students prepare strategy for the second half. I Basketball Finds Its Place At Piedmont Scoreboard reflects desired score. Player-coach Wally Hill watches the result of a shot and the game begins Team warms up before the game. I ' ' k :' a , - Iv, i,,Q-. -A - r ' .- 1.L.,,,,.4 ,--.4,...-cad. Jax..- Gerald Stuby, Shelby Harbour, Travis Bankster, Hugh Thompson, Robert Trogdon,i:Wa11y Hill, Jerry Wilson, Gary Moore, Boyd Walker, Cecil Barnes. H- ,. - ' 125 Young ladies find enjoyment by watching their favorite softball hero play in an intramural clash. Softball Provides .-f - -V-Y ff1A1-Y-bm-:fi-- A ---1 ahah- , E--. Q , .... ., . , , -r , .,4,...2 ,.x -..., . f '- - - -' - -,rw-.e fl iam. f. U-, '-.4 -.r-Y,-.5 if P- 'rl ,T f fqflp-were--4'rf r l' 2' - L , X 1 :lzalljzzzri '-35' '-'T 1 .11-'-,Iv-1u1.J. ' .-ill.-Jln' m'l1E1- :J-, -, gw.'. ' vi f ,. . -- 2:-. ,n,1,,,G 1 fe , .gr r- -. .:.1wJl-'n , f-'--f- gi , ,, -V1. L,H:,,- , - 4. Ly- , W...-r , 5.-wwf, - , . 1 A M L- K V, jf.-J. yi :. , Lg, 5I. I4 -1 dnl .1sl1.,-qw' .YH mlb., 1 gi'-15 'ei-.Eff V-QM:-I1-,4'4:.-,Aj' , - . , -ii 1' - y,- :g.g,.. -,- --. ' , I ' ff I 952, JM ,-,.':I',r,,,4l'h 12- ,1'7rY4L,'g-J,-5,', fl.,-. A' Tqfim 'fp'1:1r '3lii'5-,jg,q1'L-1 :pin xg, ,.1. ' ' f' f' :lf--QS-'. sf',l'T'. 'N ' - A P.. . Q vp-fgyaf - 126 Waiting for a fly ball can become a lonely business! Spring Activity Where is it?i' 1 All NU' 9 s 9 h F . , Y W Athletic Director and Coach Wally Hill often serves as umpire as well. 127 Mike Parrish exhibits good follow-through in tee shot. From The Busy Schedule of Short chip shot demands concentration. To f s K ' QI, :gn 5 U A ,Af gh., .L . I 1 , -V K.'.,.- 4, -.. ' M' ' .xr-. H 1, ' , if Fi? .e ,f-'521 A. :- by by .Yr f if ' 4 F1491 .2 1 nf L-QP! ' A , A . -,' ,AP . ,pgs-, I - ,. 4.1 H.-A,-, .1 V - fm-- L. -1- .nail vu I mi ? J fic 6 3 ' ' 'D si J-1 M Lf ,Jan ,I ,g,... . - Barry McClure concentrates on his bal1's line of flight. Golf provides opportunity for casual exercise. 128 School Many Find Relaxation In Golf Q 'wil I 920 I I '1' ' , b ' A I , . . if I., ,Y K, A-I K I Ax. 3- ' ld L- -JIVTKAT If W AA., 1. ,X yn r.- -via ' f-1 2 V . ' '- -l.1.,' .uns- ' V fini ,qff.QjL'T J.-. LMfi, , 4. . M 'Y N . -of ' V' J' ' .ig-',v r I Q. Hitting a golf ball can become hazardous. 129 Week-end Entertainment Faculty 1,- 1 yfrifif Q--Hn -1 L f ' we x . Y - i Y I e V , , . me ' , ,ff X ujw,,,,5Qgg,?sff' ,V V 1 - 1 ' I K, nt- ' A c a-1' Ag, 14? Freshman Chris Hilton is welcomed by Mr. and Mrs. Epperson. Reception Faculty Reception inaugurates the social events for a new yea: 'T YK 132 be MK! W 1 fy' , J y f f x Welcome to Piedmont. Homecoming Special class projects are featured among Homecoming activities. mai , 3 Bonnie Day inspects the Freshman Class project. Alumnus Frank Hamrick entertains during the Homecoming assembly program. 133 O Christmas Banquet Freshman girls become orientated to formal activities at P.B.C. -Q., An off-campus guest adds to the Yule-tide spirit. 'Y my A .snJ ',- 134 Dr. Chapman served as Master of Ceremonies. Neil Gaffney escorts Mary Ruth Shumaker to the Valentine Social sponsored by the Girls' Donn. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of Mary Ruth by Dr. Dollar. -fi-Ill , 1- N. 4 , 'V , W , se K5 My gy VALENTLIBB . , M ' 1 f' 3. 1-fy - . I ' . V V , LJ I . l i i . 1 , - - 5, A-i Q L 1 V- 1 ' ' L --V A r' ' ' ' V- Y ' '. , . - X.. l R f Vivian Simcox gives the Bride away. l can't Brenda Gardner was the Maid of Honor. Ruth Duck Prewitt sings I Love You remember the name, but the faoe looks familiar! Truly. 135 e of the F wish to expres Rev. Marvin Brads Mr. Bobby Carroll Mr. E. P. Caudle Rev. and Mrs. Paul Clark Mrs. Helen Collier Mr. Harold Dearing Dr. Robert Delnay Mr. Forrest Dilley Mr. Johnny Dollyhjgh Miss Nancy Draughan Mr. Raymond Gomes Patrons e following patrons whose co Rev. Tom Harris Mrs. T.F. Hendrix Mrs. Ruth Marler Miss Myrna Nelson Van Nelson and Mrs. W. P. Thompson Dale Underwood and Mrs. Robert Vande Bunte and Mrs. Bob Wiggins Friends Abemathy, Tony Danville, Va. Adams, Calvin Stuart, Va. Akers, Charles Shawsville, Va. Allred, Sharon Lexington, N. C. Allred, Tom Winston-Salem, N. C. Appleton, Fay North Miami Beach, Fla. Arrington, Carol Stanleytown, Va. Arthur, Ralph Troutville, Va. Arthur, Reta Fincastle, Va. Atkinson, Beth Sumter, S. C. Austin, Larry F enelton, Pa. Austin, Mary Fenelton, Pa. Austin, Ruth Salem, Va. Bailey, Jack Bristol, Tenn. Baker, Jolm Blueridge, Ga. Bankster, Travis Vinton, La. Barnes, Cecil Richmond, Va. Barnett, Allen Salem, Va. Beck, James Hartsville, S. C. Student Directory Bishop, Juanita Asheville, N. C. Black, Karen Rochester, Pa. Blakely, Sam Front Royal, Va. Boggs, Orman Portsmouth, O hio Boland, Alec Graham, N. C. Boles, Floyd Canal Zone Bowdin, Lister Dallas, Texas Bowles, Phil Freemont, Cal. Brooks, David Blacksburg, Va. Brown, David Robbins, N. C. Brown, Joan Winston-Salem, N. C. Brown, Merle Brodbecks, Pa. Brumet, Anne Toledo, Ohio Bryant, Bonita Basset, Va. Bylsma, Shirley Burlington, N. C. Byrd, Earl Rocky Mount, Va. Buck, Wanda Hampton, Va. Bums, John Selma, Va. Byrd, Tom Winston-Salem, N. C. Calhoun, Phyllis Marion, N. C. Carrol, Brenda Radford, Va. Cassidy, Mike Hartsville, S. C. Chambers, David Princeton, W. Va. Chappel, Dennis Glen Allen, Va. Chappel, James Booneville, N. C. Chilton, Howard Graham, N. C. Chilton, Sandy Blanch, N. C. Chrisco, Russell Seagrove, N. C. Clark, Mark Walnut Cove, N. C. Collins, Lila Richmond, Va. Combs, Tommy Asheboro, N. C. Compton, Bob Concord, N. C. Copas, Kyle Kingsport, Tenn. Cornish, Vic Bayfield, Ont. Cornish, Geraldine Richmond, Va. Corp, Pat St. Johns, Mich. Cox, Brenda Blacksburg, Va. Dail, Laddie Portsmouth, Va. D'Amato, Al Abingdon, Mass. Darrow, Steve Massena, N. Y. Dawson, David Richmond, Va. Day, Bonnie Mocksville, N. C. Decker, Michael Elkton, Md. Denson, Terry Rocky Mount, N. C de Villers, Linda Oxford, Mass. Dodson, Richard Burlington, N. C. Dollyhigh, Johnny Mt. Airy, N. C. Dudley, Kenneth Da.nville, Va. Durham, Frank Tryon, N. C. Edwards, Tony Burlington, N. C. Eggers, J olm Hickory, N. C. Eggleston, Bobby Greensboro, N. C. Enochs, Henry Lynchburg, Va. Evans, D anny Winston-Salem, N. Evans, Nancy Winston-Salem, N. C Ferron, David Blackville, S. C. Fishel, Charles Winston-Salem, N. C Flanagan, Gordan Winston-Salem, N. C. Ford, Mark Beckley, W. Va. Fulton, Wayne Eden, N. C. Gaffney, Neil Eden, N. C. Garner, Brenda Asheboro, N. C. Goodyear, John Pahokee, Fla. Goodwin, Becky Highland Springs, Va. Green, Ethan Puerto Ordaz, Venezuela Green, John Upata, Venezuela Green, Mike Reidsville, N. C. Greene, Dwight Delhi, La. Greenstreet, Charles Baltimore, Md. Gregory, Arlene Luray, Va. Gregory, Johnny Sciotoville, Ohio Gregory, Neil Graham, N. C. Grosholtz, Margeret Roanoke, Va. Gruen, Martin Livingston, N. J. Hale, Billy Shawsville, Va. Hall, David Canal Zone Hall, Elva Sue Lenoir, N. C. Hamilton, Joe Asheville, N. C. Student Directory Hancock, Glenn Graham, N. C. Harbour, Shelby Huntington, W. Va. Hargiss, Eddie Jacksonville, Fla. Harman, Allen Floyd, Va. Harris, Oleeta Hickory, N. C. Haskell, John Greenville, S. C. Haynes, Rhonda Alexander, N. C. Heitman, Keith Lexington, N. C. Hendrix, Gary Winston-Salem, N. C. Hightower, Dean Blackville, S. C. Hilton, Chris Walkertown, N. C. Hinson, Keith Landis, N. C. Hoblitz, Charles Baltimore, Md. Hoblitz, Dennis Baltimore, Md. Holland, Marvin Ragley, La. Holman, Vera Ashland, N. Hamp. Honeycutt, Louis Southem Pine, N. C. Horne, Mike Key West, Fla. Howard, Dee Alexandria, Va. Howard , John Wichita, Kansas Howard, William Masquite, Texas Hughes, Harvey Hampton, Va. Humphries, Margeret Hopkinsville, Ken. Hunt, Nancy Waxhaw, N. C. Hunt, David Waxhaw, N. C. Iamaio, John Fulton, N. Y. lamaio, Nick Fulton, N. Y. Irish, David East Barre, Ver. Jacks, Patsy Bryson City, N. C. J anney, Clinton Bassette, Va. Jennings, Dale Galax, Va. Jesse, Terry Huntington, W. Va. J essee, Clyde Hopewell, Va. Jessup, Earl Beckley, W. Va. Jessup, Thomas Rural Hall, N. C. Jewell, Sam North Tonawanda, N. Y. Johnson, Earl Burlington, N. C. Johnson, Frank Wi11ston-Salem, N. C. Johnson, James Rocky Mount, Va. Johnson, Lewis Burlington, N. C. Johnston, Doug Winston-Salem, N. C. Jones, David Eden, N. C. Jones, Patsy Princeton, W. Va. Keeter, Steve Spartenburg, S. C. Kennedy, Claude Winston-Salem, N. C King, Ann Bumpass, Va. King, Tommy Winston-Salem, N. C Knight, Tanis Stokesdale, N. C. Knorr, Sterling Mayfield, N. Y. Kreiger, Dwight Carmichael, Cal. Knutson, John Fruitport, Mich. Lamberth, Larry Burlington, N. C. Lane, Sarah Appomattox, Va. Larson, Linda Cobalt, Conn. Laurialt, Ed Peru, S. America Lauriault, Pauline Ashland, N. Hamp. Law, Daryl Eden, N. C. Law, George Evington, Va. Lee, Larry Troutville, Va. Lewis, Corlois Fries, Va. Lewis, Larry Salisbury, N. C. Lindley, Barbara Newport News, Va. Lineberry, Rockie Pfafftown, N. C. Lowery, Bill Richmond, Va. Mabrey, Terry Bluefeild, W. Va. Madaris, Patsy Wingate, N. C. Mangum, Nan Puquay-Varina, N. Manuel, Becky Winston-Salem, N. Marler, Bill Yadkinville, N. C. Marsh, Kathy Winston-Salem, N. Martin, Larry Durham, N. C. Mathis, Linda Winston-Salem, N. Matlock, Don Winston-Salem, N. Maxwell, Gilbert Christiansburg, Va. Maxwell, Pat Richmond, Va. Mills, Tommy Elliston, Va. Minton, Elaine Reidsville, N. C. Miller, D avid Huntington, W. Va. Mooney, Jim Brantford Ontario, Canada Moore, Gary Winfield, W. Va. Morris, Alan Waycross, Georgia Morris, John Kernersville, N. C. Mullens, Beverly Rodney, Ark. Muhr, Lynn Memphis, Tenn. Student Directory Murphy, Doug Danville, Va. My ers, Joe Lexington, N. C. McCann, Jeff Dobson, N. C. McClure, Barry Dallas, Texas McDaniel, Gordon Decatur, Ga. McGuire, Lewis Venton, Va. McKeel, Lee Graham, N. C. McNeill, Kay Asheboro, N. C. Nelson, Van Vanceboro, N. C. Nichols, Ronald Lexington, N. C. Niday, Morris MacArthur, W. Va. Oates, Donnie Greensboro, N. C. Osborne, Herbert Greensboro, N. C. Ould, Gene Princeton, W. Va. Outland, Wayne Portsmouth, Va. Page, Ronald Bessemer City, N. Parrish, Mike Winston-Salem, N. C. Pauley, Richard Norfolk, Va. Pennell, Diane Statesville, N. C. Perdue, Louise Blacksburg, Va. Peters, Joey Asheboro, N. C. Peters, Shelby Floyd, Va. Peterson, Charlie Winston-Salem, N. C. Peterson, Ed Rocky Mount, N. Petrachkoff, Lisa Acron, Ohio Prewett, Ruth Blue Jay, W. Va. Phipps, Bruce Trinity, N. C. Pike, Joyce Burlington, N. C. Pizzino, Julie C. Winston-Salem, N. C. Pizzino, Randy Winston-Salem, N Plumlee, Carol Atlanta, Ga. Plumlee, Gary Atlanta, Ga. Plyler, Gene Rockhill, S. C. Poteat, Lindsay Suffolk, Va. Poteat, Lynn Blanch, N. C. Potts, David Coropolis, Penn. Presson, George Suffolk, Va. Pruett, Gary Richmond, Va. Pruett, Vickie Richmond, Va. Pugh, Randall Liberty, N. C. Raborn, Wayne Charlotte, N. C. Ragsdale, Terry Cascade, Va. .C. Ragsdale, Vickie Cascade, Va. Redmon, Linda Baltimore, Md. Reed, Ben Akron, Ohio Reniger, Paul Snowcamp, N. C. Repass, Floyd Beckley, W. Va. Richard, Marilyn Winston-Salem, N. Ridgeway, Carl Camp Leguene, N. Riley, Deloris Hartsville, S. C. Risko , Walter Waymart, Penn. Robbins, Brenda Asheboro, N. C. Robbins, D eloris Asheboro, N. C. Robbins, Linda Asheboro, N. C. Roberts, Cora Princeton, W. Va. Sales, Harvey New York, N. Y. Sams, Andy Statesville, N. C. Sawyer, Charles C C Newport News, Va. Schneff, Don Orlando, Fla. Schutt, David Fontana, Calif. Scott, David Burlington, N. C. Sears, Phil Beaver Dams, N. Y Seiver, Randy Ozona, Fla. Senter, John Lebanon, Va. Shaver, Gay Harmony, N. C. Williams, Donna Richmond, Va. Wilson, Tom Ridgeway, Va. Willis, Wayne Mt. Clemmons, Mich. Wilson, Vickie Winston-Salem, N. C. Wolfe, Sammy Winston-Salem, N. C. Woolson, Charles Hazelton, Pa. Workman, Joe Charleston, W. Va. Wright, J anet Blacksburg, Va. Wright, Johnny Blacksburg, Va. Yancey, Linda Clarksville, Va. Yancey, William Clarksville, Va. Yates, Ken Lexington, N. C. Zickafoose, Pennie Rainelle, W. Va Sheets, Marie Lewisville, N. C. Sheppard, Charles Cambria, Va. Shirk, Bob Lebanon, Penn. Shoaf, Charles Lexington, N. C. Shore, John East Ben, N. C. Shortt, Gaston Winston-Salem, N. C. Student Directory Shough, Conway Eden, N. C. Shough, Natalie Pompano Beach, Fla. Shumaker, Mary Ruth Blanch, N. C. Sincox, Vivian Shouns, Tenn. Sink, Glenn Lexington, N. C. Skinner, Lomax Mango, Fla. Slough, Howard Richmond, Va. Smith, Alan Wheelersburg, Ohio Smith, Dan Belews Creek, N. C. Smith, J ane Belews Creek, N. C. Smith, Mike Anderson, S. C. Smith, Sandy Chesapeake, Va. Snead, Etta Winston-Salem, N. C. Snead, Lawrence Fieldale, Va. Spencer, Glenn Burlington, N. C. Spenser, Jerry Burlington, N. C. Spenser, Larry Asheville, N. C. Stack, J erry Norfolk, N. C. Stallings, Howard Baltimore, Md. Stallings, Ilene Baltimore, Md. Stanley, Dale Winston-Salem, N. C. Stanley, Diane Statesville, N. C. Stanley, Joyce Winston-Salem, N. C. Stevens, John Stokesdale, N. C. Stewart, Betty Greensboro, N. C. Stokes, Danny Luray, Va. Stokes, Kathy Bancroft, Mich. Stubey, Gerald Akron, Ohio Stump, Ross Winston-Salem, N. C. Swaim, Wilburn Winston-Salem, N. C. Tapscott, Ron Richmond, Va. Tatem, Billy Henry, Va. Taylor, Stanley Bristol, Tenn. Thompson, Hugh Bisco, N. C. Tilley, Steve Winston-Salem, N. C. Tripp, Bruce Carrboro, N. C. Tripp, Elizabeth Carrboro, N. C. Tripp, Vivian Carrboro, N. C. Trogdon, Robert Asheboro, N. C. Tumer, Buddy Bledsoe, Kentucky Toms, Marian Bedford, Va. Underwood, Dale Shawsville, Va. Vaughn, Russell Newport News, Va. Vaughn, Ellen Bedford, Va. Waddell, Nelson Raleigh, N. C. Wagnner, Don Winston-Salem, N. C Wakefield, Alfred Manaus, Brazil Walker, Boyd Reeves, La. Walker, Bruce Rural Hall, N. C. Walker, Jolm Omaha, Neb. Warner, David Stony Fork, Kent. Washbum, David Bassett, Va. Webb, Kenneth Winston-Salem, N. C Wells, David Beckley, W. Va. Wells, George Ridgeway, Va. White, Nathan Raeigh, N. C. Whiteheart, Joan Winston-Salem, N. C Whitaker, Phil Lenoir, N. C. Wiggins, Bob Towanda, Pa. Wilburn, Howard Daniels, W. Va Williams, Bonnie Bassett, Va. A I! mmm M l if' li ' 11 Acknowledgements The FANAL staff of 1969 wishes to express deep appreciation to the Mr. William Thompson, Faculty Advisor . . . And to the faculty members following individuals for their assistance . . . Mr. Tex Tumer, Wamer and students who contributed so much toward this yearbook endeavor. Rembrandt Studio . . . Mrs. Jo Walker, Hunter Publishing Company . . . May Jesus Christ Be Praisedf' 141 Autographs Autographs 0 Winston-Salem HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY 0 North Carolina CHARLES L. HUNTER, WINSTON-SALEM, N. C,