-'Whitaker Librarv Chowan Colle^t)o. not take from library

Whitaker

Library

Chowan

Col'.^ge

Digitized

by

the

Internet

Archive

in

2010

with

funding

from

University

of

North Carolina

at

Chapel

Hill

Chowan

College

MURFREESBORO,

NORTH

CAROLINA

Home

of

THE

1958

CHOWANOKA

"TOWARD

'^^i

m

In the belief that this has been a truly

momentous

year in

Chowan

College's history,the 1958

Chowanoka

Staffhasselected,

"Toward

New

Horizons," as the Yearbooktheme.

The

many

and significant steps toward an ever-widening

horizon that

Chowan

has taken this year, have inspired us to

capture in the pages of this Yearbook, something of her future

place ofleadership inthefieldof Christian HigherEducation.

Because of the initiation and success of the

Enlargement-DevelopmentEffort,

Chowan

Collegewillsoonbein aconstruction

program which will see the seven proposed buildings become

realities. Sketches of these proposed buildings will appear as division pages throughoutthe Yearbook.

Chowan

College

now

standsatthethreshold ofevengreater

service tothe Northeastern NorthCarolinaandTidewaterVirginia areas. Her steady advance "Toward

New

Horizons" will ever

enable hertobringencouragement andassistance tothe youthof

theseareas, asthey

move

"Toward

New

Horizons"forthemselves

and for humanity.

Bill Byrum

THE

1958

CHOWANOKA

IS

DEDICATED

TO

. . .

Dr.

Bruce

E.

Whitaker

It is the

men

behind every

movement

who

give it purpose and

momentum.

One

of the

men

who

has given such leadership to the

Chowan

College Enlargement-Development

Pro-gram is our President, Dr. Bruce E. Whitaker. It is with gratitude and appreciation that

we

dedi-cateto PresidentWhitaker,the 1958Chowanoka.

Prexy, Barry, Mrs. and

INAUGURATION

DAY

-

OaOBER

_11,

1957

ERUDITION

DIGNITY

SOLEMNITY

CHOWAN

COLLEGE

TRUSTEES

Front row, left to right: REV.

LONNIE

SASSER, REV.

MARSHALL

WHITE-HURST, H. D. WHITE, MRS.

J. C. CHERRY, J.

CRAIG

REVELLE. Second row: REV. IRBY

JACKSON,

A. L.

BRANDON,

REV.

OSCAR

CREECH, PRESIDENT

BRUCE

WHITAKER,

DR. RALEIGH PARKER, Chairman,

W.

A.

THOMAS.

Third

row: REV. FELIX

ARNOLD,

J.

HENRY

JONES,

GEORGE

GIBBS, J. E. FEREBEE,

CRAIG

VAUGHAN,

J.

D.

AMAN,

WAIT

BREWER. Back row:

CHARLES

REVELLE, SR.,

HUNTER

POPE,

JOHN

C. GILL, JR.

Absent

when

picture was taken: J. E. EAGLES, J. C. LEARY,

W. DORSEY WELCH,

JR., CHARLIE

BOY-KINS, REV.

COLON

JACKSON, ROY SYMONS,

LOUIS DANIEL,

FRANK

SHIELDS,

McDANIEL

LEWIS,

DR.W. D.MORRIS, and E. R. EVANS.

ALUMNI

ASSOCIATION

OFFICERS

Seated:MRS.J.

GRADY

BRIDGERS, president;andMRS. R.H.

UNDERWOOD,

SKETCH

OF

Proposed

Classroom-Administration

Building

<«(

>^'.

ADMINISTRATIVE

OFFICERS

ROSS

A.

CADLE

Vice-president

OSCAR

CREECH

Associate to the President

DEANS

J. IRVING

BROOKS

Dean of Instruction

THOMAS

E. RUFFIN, JR.

MISS VIRGINIA

PARKER

Secretary to President

MISS PATSY

DELANEY

Assistant to Bursar

MISS

MARY

O. FITZGERALD

Sec, Development Program

ADMINISTRATIVE

STAFF

MRS.

NEVA

CAMPBELL

Librarian

MRS. LOIS

CADLE

Assistant Librarian

MISS ARELIA

ADAMS

Bursar

MRS. LINDA CUTHRELL

Assistant to Registrar

MRS. ESTELLE

THIGPEN

Sec, College Relations Dept.

MRS. J. F.

BEAMAN

Dietitian

ADMINISTRATIVE

STAFF

MRS. J. IRVING

BROOKS

Men's Housemother MRS. PATSY

GRAVELY

Secretary to Vice-president

JACK

VAUGHAN

Superintendent of

Buildings and Grounds

WOMEN'S

JUDICIARY

Front, left to right: Kay Powell, vice-president, Janice Cranford,

president; Jessica Vann,

secre-tary. Back: Bobby Wilson, Patsy

Edwards, Reba Hale, and Pat

•1%^

^^-'{%^'t

i.--'^-SKETCH

OF

^••^

%

LIONEL L. BISHOP, JR.

Mathematics. B.S., East Carolina

College;Graduate Student, ibid.

FRANKFORD MILAM

JOHNSON

Chairman,DepartmentofScience

and Mathematics. B. S., M. A.,

East Carolina College.

FACu/.ry

_"^

JOHN

D.

McCREADY

Chairman, Department of

Eng-lish.A. B.,A. M., Columbia Uni-versity;Th. M., Southern Baptist Theological

Seminary-LILLIAN V.

ROSS

Chemistry. B. A.,

New

York

University;M. A., Columbia

Uni-versity.

HAROLD

F.

BROWN

DepartmentofGraphicArts

Cho-wan

College.

f

^-S

'.-^

BEATRICE C. KEELER

Business Education. B.A., Union

University; AA. S. University of

Tennessee.

Graduate

Work,

George Peabody College

and

University of Missouri.

FACULTY

THOMAS

E. RUFFIN, JR.

Chairman, Department of

Busi-ness Education. B.S., East

Caro-lina College.

WILLIAM BERRY

SOWELL

DepartmentofGraphicArts

Cho-wan

College.

CARL

G. BICKERS

Department of Business

Educa-tion. B. B. A.,

Wake

Forest Col-lege.

JOHN

McSWEENEY

Chairman,

Department

of

GraphicArts. University of

Penn-sylvania.TempleUniversity.

Mas-ter Printer.

FACULTY

ISAACP. DAVIS,JR.

Chairman, Department of

Physi-cal _{Education; Director of} Athlet-ics. B. A., M. A., East Carolina College.

16

WILLIAM

IRVIN

MARABLE

Department of English

and

Speech. B.A.,CollegeofWilliam

and Mary; M. A., University of

Virginia; Teaching Fellowin

BELA

UDVARNOKI

Chairman, Department of Social

Science. University of Budapest;

University of Hamburg; Th. M.,

Ph.D.,SouthernBaptist

Theologi-cal Seminary.

DAISY

LOU

MIXON

Chairman, Department of

Reli-gion. B. A., Winthrop College;

B. R. E., M. R. E., Carver School

of Missions andSocialWork.

FACULTY

FRANCES

ELIZABETH

WHITE

Department of English. A. B.,

Radford College;B. AA.T.,Carver

Schoolof Missions;M.R.E.,

Gen-eral Assembly's Training School.

MARION

EUGENE WILLIAMS

Chairman,Departmentof

Modern

Languages. B. A., University of

Richmond; M. A., Duke

Univer-sity Premier Degree, L'Universite

MRS. ESTHER

WHITAKER

Physical Education. B. S.,

Appa-lachian State Teachers College.

M. R. E., Carver School of

Mis-sions. M. A. George Peabody

College.

JAMES WILLIAM

BRISSON

Chairman, Department of Music.

B. A.,

Wake

Forest College. M. M. Cincinnati Conservatory of

Music-FACULTY

JOHN

DANIEL

PARKER

Chairman, Department of

Agri-culture. B. S., North Carolina State University.

CHARLES

F.

LLOYD

Physical Education. Assistant

Coach. B. Ed., University of

Miami.

PlAAHicXltiOH^

SKETCH

OF

GROVER

EDWARDS,

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

THE

CHOWANIAN

Seated left to right:

GROVER

EDWARDS,

Editor-in-Chief;

CHLOE

WARD,

News

Editor;

KAY

POWELL, Reporter. Standing;

CAROLYN

EDWARDS,

Co-Editor; BETTY

JEAN

OLIVER, Re-porter;

JANE WINSLOW,

Reporter;

WALLACE

RIDDICK, Reporter;

JOE

ROBERTSON,' Re-porter; DR.

JOHN

D.

MCCREADY,

Advisor;

REBA

HALE, Reporter;

MIKE

ROUSE, Reporter;

FRANK

BALLANGER,

Business Manager;

WILLIAM

O'NEAL, Circulation Manager; BILLY

NORVELL, Reporter; BETTY

JEAN

EVERETT, Reporter; A. C. HALL, Reporter; LINDA

CAROL

WATSON,

Reporter;

BOB

JOHNSON,

Photographer.Absent from picture

LOUEEN BRYANT,

Sports Editor.

BILL

BYRUM,

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

THE

CHOWANOKA

Seated: BILL

BYRUM,

Editor-in-Chief, and

PATSY CODY,

Associate Editor. Standing, left to

right: BERT

JOHNSON,

Advertising;

BOBBY WILSON,

Advertising; ED

WORLEY,

Business

Manager; JULIAN MILLS, Sports Editor;

LORRAINE

ROBINS, Sophomore Class Editor;

TOM

COLLINS, Advertising; PAT

MOORE,

Feature Editor;

ROBERT

EARL

WILLIAMSON,

ArtEditor;

JEAN

HENRY, Typist; VIVIAN

PUGH,

Advertising;

SARA

BURRUS, Typist; MITZI ODEn',

Freshman Class Editor; ELOISE

SCRUGGS,

Typist. Absent from picture:

CHARLES

THOMP-SON,Snapshot Editor;

JOHN

C. GILL,Sponsor.

QUI...ET!!

BRAINS AT

WORK

LUCKY,

LUCKY

EDITOR!

THINK

A

STUDY

IN

CONCENTRATION

BEAUTY

AND

THE BEAST

Av

x:-v/\

X

:/

v^

^^j^

<N

_?^

N

A

'rf,

7\

SKETCH OF

CLASS

OFFICERS

COLLINS, BISHOP,

KENT

and

ADAMS

PRESIDENT Phil Collins, Raleigh

VICE-PRESIDENT Dick Kent,

New

Bern

SECRETARY-TREASURER Audrey Adams,

Durham

FACULTY

SPONSOR

LeoL. Bishop, Jr.

AUDREY

LEE

ADAMS

Durham, N. C.

Medical Technology

WILLIAM

GRAHAM

ALLIGOOD

Windsor, N. C.

Graphic Arts

WILLIAM

GASTON

ALLEN

Raleigh, N. C. Liberal Arts

FRANK

ASHFIELD Ahoskie, N. C. Liberal Arts

JOHN

W.

ASKEW

Winton, N. C. Liberal Arts 25

ALMA

ELIZABETH BAINES

Suffolk, Va.

EUGENE

WALLACE

BARBEE

Varina, N. C.

Graphic Arts

HELEN EVELYN

BLANCHARD

Norfolk, Va. Liberal Arts

ALVESTON

GARDNER

BLOUNT

Elizabeth City, N. C. Liberal Arts

WILLIAM FRANK BRAY

Hertford, N. C. Liberal Arts

THOMAS

EDWARD

BRITT

Elizabeth, City, N. C. Liberal Arts

26

LEON

ELLIS BRITTON

Margarettsville, N. C.

WILLIAAA

EUGENE

BYRUM

Winfall, N. C. Liberal Arts HERBERT

BURNETTE

Castalia, N. C. Graphic Arts

LOUEEN WHITE BRYANT

Harrellsville, N. C.

Medical Technology

PATSY

ELLEN

CODY

Statesville, N. C.

Medical Techno/oo"

KERRY

WAYNE CARAWAN

PHILLIP

EDWARD

COLLINS

Raleigh, N. C. Liberal Arts

THOMAS BROWN

COLLINS

Whaleyville, Va.

Liberal Arts

JANICE

CRANFORD

Mooresvllle, N. C.

Business

SARAH MARGARET

CRISP

Mooresville, N. C.

Medical Technology

FLOYD

ESTEL DAVIS, JR.

Hamptonville, N. C.

Liberal Arts

28

JAMES ROBERT

DAVIS

Rocky Mount, N. C.

MARSHALL

WAYNE

DAVIS

Branchville, Va.

Liberal Arts

PAUL ROBERT DICKINSON

Ahoskie, N. C.

LiberalArts

JIAAMIE

DALE

DAVENPORT

Creswell, N. C. Liberal Arts

JAMES

CURTIS

DOUGHTIE

Eure, N. C. Business

ANN

DUNNING

Ahoskie, N. C. Genera/ Cultural 29

CAROLYN

PAIGE

EDWARDS

GROVER

W.

EDWARDS,

JR

Rocky Mount, N. C.

GraphicArts

WILLIAM JOSEPH

GARDNER

Windsor, N. C. Libera/ Arts

EMERY

B.

GOODWIN

Victoria, Va. Liberal Arts

CARROLL GREENE

New

Bern, N. C. Libera/ Arts

OLIVER DANIEL GRIFFIN Red Oak, N. C.

Graphic Arts

30

OSCAR

MILTON

HARRELL

RICHARD

LAMAR

HASTINGS

Mobile, Alabama Liberal Arts RUSSELL N.

HARRINGTON

Rich Square, N. C. Business

WILLIAM

CARLYLE

HARRELL

Columbia, N.C.

Business

TOMMY

D.

HOBBS

Hobbsville, N. C.

Business

LOIS

JEAN HENRY

Nashville, N.C. LiberalArts

LEBERT

WOODARD

HILL

New

Bern, N. C. Liberal Arts

ARTHUR

BURRIS HARRIS

Branchville, Va.

liberal Arts

RICHARD TELFORD

HUBBARD

Havelock, N. C.

Liberal Arts

WILLARD HUMPHRIES

Fentress, Va. Liberal Arts

WANDA

GAY

JAAAES

Kernersville, N. C.

Business

MICHEAL

HENRY

JOHNSON

ROBERT

SHERWOOD JOHNSON

Delco, N.C.

Graphic Arts

ROBERT

RAY

JOHNSON

Smithfield, N. C.

Graphic Arts

CORNELIUS

LASSITER

Potecasi, N. C. Liberal Arts

BETTY

ANN

LIVERMAN

Winton, N.C.

Business

33

RICHARD

HOOD

KENT

New

Bern, N. C.

Libera/ Arts

SHELDON JEAN

LONG

Hertford, N. C.

CLARENCE

E.

LUPTON

Edenton, N. C, Liberal Arts

JAMES

P.

LYNCH

Blackridge, Va. Liberal Arts

WILLIAM

C.

AAANNING

Williamston, N. C. Graphic Arts

JESSE

RAY MANSFIELD

Hertford, N. C. LiberalArts

RICHARD

FRANK

MEADOR

Reidsville, N. C.

GraphicArts

34

GILES

ROBERT

MILLER

Bealeton, Va.

KENNETH

G.

NADING

Winston-Salem, N. C.

Graphic Arts

EDWARD

LEE

NORRIS

Alexandria, Va. Liberal Arts

WILLIAM

L. NORVELL, Jr. Seaboard, N. C. Graphic Arts ALVIN H.

OWENS

Plymouth, N. C. Liberal Arts

EDMUND

PARKER

Roduca, N. C. Liberal Arts 35

JOHN

H.

PARKER

Jacksonville, N. C. Forestry

GORDON

EVERETTE PEOPLES

Williamsburg, Va.

Libera/ Arts

BILLY

CHERRY

PERKINS

Stokes, N. C. Liberal Arts

PATRICIA

KAYE POWELL

Roanoke Rapids, N. C. Bus'mess SIBYL

PRESSON

Wakefield, Va. LiberalArts 36

WADE HAMPTON

PRIVETTE

MILLS

ARTHUR

PRUDEN

Suffolk, Va.

Liberal Arts

WILLIAM KELTON RAY

Raleigh, N. C.

Graphic Arts

ELVA

LORRAINE ROBINS

Achilles, Va.

Liberal Arts

THOMAS

DANIEL

ROSS

Ahoskie, N. C.

Pre-engineering

BARBARA

JEAN

RUSSELL

MARION

G. SMITH Boykins, Va. Pre-Engineering

WILLIAM

L. STEELE, JR. Seaford, Dela. Liberal Arts

MARGARET

ANN

STRICKLAND

Middlesex, N. C. General Cultural

ASHLEY

TYLER Rich Square, N. C. Liberal Arts

AGNES

E.

UNDERWOOD

Colerain, N. C. Business 38

JESSICA LOUISE

VANN

Murfreesboro, N. C.

PATRICK

WARREN

Rocky Mount, N. C.

GraphicArls

ROBERT HENRY

WAINWRIGHT

Hampton, Va.

LiberalArts

RUBY

VIRGINIA

WEBB

Stantonsburg, N. C.

Medical Technology

JOANNE

WHITE

Dobson, N. C.

Liberal Arts

CHARLIE

THOMAS

WHITLEY

CARLYLER.

WIMBISH

Portsmouth, Va.

Business

DERL

GRAY WINSLOW

Belvidere, N. C. Liberal Arts

NOT

PRESENT

WHEN

PICTURES

WERE

TAKEN

GEORGE

BENJAMIN

Elizabeth City, N. C. Liberal Arts

OSCAR

LEEAAULICAN

Norfolk, Va. Pre-Engineering

THURAAAN YATES BRICKHOUSE

Hopewell, Va.

Liberal Arts

LETHA IRENE PURVIS

Bethel, N. C. Liberal Arts

RICHARD

COLLIER

Elizabeth City, N.C.

Liberal Arts

ROBERT CORDELL

SHIPMAN

Bladenboro, N. C. Liberal Arts

JAMES

P.

LAYTON

Louisburg, N. C. Liberal Arts

GENE

W. WILLIAMS

Capron, Va. Liberal Arts

CLYDE

MORGAN

Elizabeth City, N. Liberal Arts

40

JOHN

CALVIN

YOUNG

SKETCH

OF

CLASS

OFFICERS

Seated, left to right:

BARBARA

WILLIAMS,

FAYB

ADAAAS,

REBA

HALE.

Stand-ing: MRS. F. O.

MIXON,

TOMMY

NORVELL, JERRY

WRENN, LANNY

ROOF.

PRESIDENT _{Jerry Wrenn, Cedar Grove}

VICE-PRESIDENT

_Tommy

_{Norvell, Seaboard}

SECRETARY

PayeAdams,

New

Bern

TREASURER

Reba Hale,

Conway

SOCIAL

CHAIRMAN

Barbara Williams, Harrellsville

Lanny Roof, Enfield

V '^•'•'*

DAVID

EARL

ADAMS

JAMES CALDWELL

Liberal Arts

JOSEPH

CALLICUT Liberal Arts LILLIAN

CARTER

Music

MORRIS CARTER

Business

SELLAS

MARTIN CARTER

Liberal Arts

JAMES

CARLISLE Liberal Arts VICHAI

CHAVENGSAKSONGKRAM

Business

RAYMOND

CLYBURN

Liberal Arts PHILLIP COLLINS Liberal Arts

DWIGHT

COMPTON

Liberal Arts

RODERICK

COTTEN

Liberal Arts SIDNEY

COX

Business SHELBY

CROCKER

Music

WILLIAM

DANSEY

Liberal Arts JIM

DARDEN

Business

ROBERT

DARDEN

Business

JAMES

DAUGHTRY

Liberal Arts

LILLIE

MAE

DAUGHTRY

WILLIAM

DAUGHTREY

Liberal Arts

DONALD

DAVIS

Business PHYLLIS

DAVIS

Secretarial

WILLIAM DAVIS

Liberal Arts

CLYDE MILTON

DAY

Liberal Arts

CARLTON DEBNAM

Business

JAMES

DUELL Liberal Arts

JAMES

DUNN

Graphic Arts

GASTON EASON

Liberal Arts

MADISON EDWARDS

Graphic Arts

JONAS

EDWARDS

Graphic Arts

PATSY

EDWARDS

Secretarial

GWENDOLYN

EURE Liberal Arts

BETTY

JANE

EVERETT

Secretarial

WARNER

EVERETT

Liberal Arts

JEWEL

FELTS

Liberal Arts

MILDRED

JOY

FERGUSON

Secretarial

WILLIAM

FLINT

Graphic Arts

iAittHi

MARK MOORE

Agriculture PATRICIA

MOORE

Liberal Arts

FLOYD

MORGAN

Business

MEADE

MORRIS

Agriculture

NANCY NEWSOME

Secretarial

THOMAS

NORVELL

Liberal Arts MITZI

ODEN

Liberal Arts

KENNETH

ODOM

Business

BETTY

JEAN

OLIVER

J^

Aftirl^

NORMAN

PHILLIPS Business

KENNETH

PRINCE Liberal Arts VIVIAN

PUGH

Secretarial

BETTY

JANE RHODES

Secretarial

WALLACE

RIDDICK Liberal Arts

JOHN

RIGGS Liberal Arts ELTON

ROBERSON

Liberal Arts

MARCELLUS ROBERSON

Liberal Arts

LANNY

ROOF

Liberal Arts

HOWARD

RAY

ROSE

^ii^ii

I

CLYDE VICK Liberal Arts AAELVIN

VINSON

Business

CHLOE

WARD

Liberal Arts LINDA

WATSON

Liberal Arts

JOHN

WHITLEY

Liberal Arts

ROBERT WHITAAORE

Liberal Arts

BARBARA

WILLIAMS

Secretarial

EUGENE WILLIAMS

Graphic Arts

GENE

WILLIAMS

Liberal Arts

ROBERT

EARL

WILLIAMSON

Music

BOBBIE

JEAN WILSON

SKETCH

OF

Meet

Miss

Chowanoka

This

year's

''Miss

Chowa-noka"

was

selected

from

por-traits

of

the

young

ladies

whose

pictures

appear

on

the

following eight

pages,

by

the

popular

head

basketball

coach

of

Wake

Forest

College,

Horace "Bones" McKniney.

"Trying

to officiate

a

con-test

like

this

is

a

real

tough

job/'

said

'Bones',

"b

u

t

I've

tried

to

call

it

as

I

saw

it."

(Thanks Mr. "Bones"-Editor)

of

1958

kapp

"A thing of beauty is a joy forever."

—Keats

MISS

SARAH

BURRUS

. . sponsored bythe chowanoka staff . . nut brown

hair . . expressive eyes . . tantalizing charm . . reserved.

"Beauty is the gift of God."

—Aristotle

A

MISS

BARBARA OVERTON

. . sponsored by the men's council . .

eye-catching . . graceful . . quiet spoken . . feminine in every respect.

"Beaufy is not caused. It is."

—Dickinson

AAISS

REBA HALE

. . sponsored by the

monogram

club . . cooperative

friendly . .

dewey

freshness

. . personality plus.

'True beauty dwells in deep retreats."

—Wordsworth

MISS

BARBARA

JEAN

RUSSELL . . sponsored by baptist student union

quiet enthusiasm . . poised . . trusting air . . natural beauty.

"Thoughtless of beauty, she was beauty's self."

—Thomson

MISS IRENE PURVIS . . sponsored by the woman's judiciary . . radiant

versatile . . epitome of loveliness . . piquant.

"A

handsome

woman

is a jewel."

—

Saadi

AAISS

CHLOE

WARD

. . sponsored by the chowanian staff . . regal

bear-ing . . infectious smile . . hazel-green eyes . . magnetic.

"How

near to

good

is what is fair."

—Ben

Johnson

MISS

AUDREY

ADAMS

. . sponsored by the college choir . .

understand-ing . . ready smile . .quiet manner . . alluring simplicity.

MISS

BARBARA

OVERTON

of

AHOSKIE

HOMECOMING

QUEEN

ON

THE

WAY

TO

THE

GAME-L.

to R.,Chloe Ward, Freshman Class Representative; Janice Cranford,

Sopiiomore Class Representative;

Queen

Barbara; Irene Purvis, Sophomore Class Representative;Judy

CHOWAN

HIGH

SCHOOL

BASKETBALL

QUEEN

for

1958

President Whitaker placing the crown on the head of

Queen

Annie Lou.

On

the nightChowan's

basket-bailers played Campbell, repre-sentatives from 20 North

Caro-lina and Virginia High Schools

were on handtocompeteforthe

title,

"Chowan

High School Bas-ketball

Queen

for 1958." The young ladies and their escorts

were guests of honor at a

ban-quet preceding the game. After

their appearance

before

the

judges and the crowd at the

game, Annie Lou Billups of

En-field was awarded the coveted

crown.Jewel Snipes of Ahoskie

was first runner-up and Jane

Lawerence, Mars Hill High, was

second runner-up.

HiiSHfiifriiHUROtlKtlJ

Mrs. John Gill, wife of Chowan's public relations director,

pinningacorsageon runner-up Jewel Snipes while herescort

THE

MAY

QUEEN

MISS

SARAH

BURRUS

of

HATTERAS

THE

QUEEN

AND

HER

ATTENDANTS.

Front, left to right: Patsy Edwards, Maid of honor;

Queen

Sarah; Pat AAoore. Second row: Barbara Russell, Chloe Ward, Lillian Carter, Billie Harris. Rear:

Audrey Adams.

AciluitieA.

SKETCH

OF

THE

A

CAPPELLA

CHOIR

First row, left to right: Shelby Crocker, Pat High, AudreyAdams, Janet Harlow, Kaye Powell.

Sec-ond row: Bob Wainwright, Jean Long, Gloria Sumner, Treena Rountree, Joanne White, Lillian

Carter,BertJohnson.Thirdrow: RussellHarrington,Robert EarlWilliamson,Robert Davis,Bill Norvell,

John Askew. Absent

when

picture was taken:

Anne

Brown.

TheCollege Choir, directed by

Profes-sor James Brisson, Chairman of the

De-partment of Music, gave a number of

outstanding performances throughoutthe

year. TheChristmas and Spring Concerts

were exceptionally well received by the public, as were the Choir's other public

appearances before churches, civic clubs

andotherorganizations.

EXECUTIVE

COUNCIL

; : ,1

First row, I. to r.: Patsy Cody;

Wayne

Davis, Vice-President; Jesse Ray Mansfield, President;

Barbara Russell; Loraine Robins, Secretary. Second row: Miss White, FacultyAdvisor; Bill

Byrum-Joanne White; Bob Wainwright; Jessica Vann, Treasurer. Third row: Frank Meador'; Sherwood

Johnson; The Rev. Roland Pruet^e, College Pastor.

BAPTIST

STUDENT

UNION

GREATER COUNCIL

First row, I. to r.: Patsy Cody,

Wayne

Davis, Joanne White, Jesse Ray Mansfield, Barbara

Russell, Loraine Robins, JessicaVann.Second row: Bill Byrum,Frank Meador,Bob Wainwright Sherwood Johnson, Bobbie Wilson, Miss White. Third row: Jean Henry, Pat

Moore

Norma

Rountree, Billie Harris,

Wanda

James, Betty Baines, Shelby Crocker. Fourth row: Ed'Wilson

YOUNG

WOMEN'S

AUXILIARY

Front row, left to right: Betty Baines, Kaye Powell, Barbara Williams, Joy Ferguson, Patsy Cody.

Second row: Janet Harlowe,

Anne

Brown, Shelby Crocker, Bobbie Wilson, Jane Winslow. Third

row: Lorraine Robins, president, JoanneWhite, vice-president,

Gwen

Eure, secretary, Treena

Roun-tree, Pat High,

Norma

Rountree, Barbara Russell. Mrs. Charles Lloyd, sponsor,

was

absent

when

thepicturewastaken.

MINISTERIAL

ALLIANCE

Frontrow,left to right: Dinky Whitley, Ed Woriey, Charles Thompson. Second row: Julian Mills,

secretary,James Layton, president,Jesse Ray Mansfield,Bill Byrum. Absent

when

picturewastaken: John Hemingway, vice-president, Oscar Harrell, Tim Langston, Aubrey Marks, Walter Hill, J. C.

BLOCK

C CLUB

Front row, left to right:

Sammy

Cutler, Sonny Davis, Kerry Carawan, Carl Wimbish,

Jimmy

Parker,

Dan Griffin, Ed Norris, Jesse Ray Mansfield. Second row:

Gene

Page, Clyde Vick, Lanny Roof',

Lawrence Kearson, John Hogan, Bill Steele, Donnie Upchurch.Third row: Carlton Debnam,

Murphy

Smith, Richard Murray,

Norman

Phillips, Billy Perkins, Jerry Bean,JimMartin, Jerry Wrenn.

Toqualify for membership in

the

BLOCK

C Club, theseyoung

men won

the varsity

monogram

for their participation in

inter-collegiate football, basketball, or baseball competition.Thevarious

teams were directed b y Head

Coach "Ike" Davis and Assistant

Coach "Gig" Lloyd. Lloyd Davis

PHI

THETA

KAPPA

PHI

THETA

KAPPA

istheJuniorCollege equivalentof Phi BetaKappain the Senior College.

Member-ship is based upon outstanding ability in scholarship and citizenship, and upon high standards of

character. Front row, left to right: Mrs. F. O. Mixon, Faculty Sponsor; Billie Harris; Janet Harlowe;

Audrey Adams, Secretary; Lillian Carter; Bettye Jo Lassiter; Loraine Robins, Treasurer. Second row: John Hemingway; Robert Earl Williamson; Charlie Whitley, Vice-president; Richard Hastings; John

Beach. Third row: John Riggs; Robert Taylor, Robert Davis; Williard Humphries; Mike Johnson,

President; Joe Hasty. Absent

when

picture was taken: Frank Forteque, Robert Darden,

Norman

Phillips.

DELTA

PI

EPSILON

The young ladies shown above are the charter

members

ofChowan'schapterofDELTAPI EPSILON,

a national honorarysocietywhich reconizes outstanding ability in thesecretarial field. Leftto right:

Bfio^iti

Last fall, AAr. Hunter Pope, a

Chowan

trustee from Enfield and an outstanding

Wake

Forest College netter

some

years

ago, decided that the College's tennis

courtsneeded a

new

face. So, Mr. Pope

donated a

sum

of

money

for the

pur-pose of providing the cement courts

pictured above—another step forward in

Chowan's progressive development

pro-gram.

WARRIORS

.'>

»^

t

S^

m:%^^^^;io

CHOWAN

-

EAST

CAROLINA

J. V. 19

The Braves opened their season in Ahoskie against a

much

larger ECC Jayvee eleven and gave the Baby

Pirates a rock-em, sock-em battle before bowing

by

a 19-0 count. However, the

game was much

closer

than the score indicates.The scrappy young Indians fumbled

away

numerous scoring opportunities and

made

the Pirates fight for every inch they gained.

ROUGH,

READY,

VETERAN LINEMEN

CHOWAN

13

-

BULLIS PREP 7

TheBraves

home

opener

was

playedin a driving

rain-storm.

On

thesecond play of thesecond quarter

half-back J. C. Young dove over from the one-yard line

for thefirst Indian tally. Lanny Roofcapped a scoring drive in the third period bysprinting 6 yards around end into paydirt for the winning touchdown. The

Bravesvicious play upfrontwas the difference in the

two clubs. The hardcharging Indian line repeatedly

stopped the high-powered Little Admiral backs

when-ever the goal line

was

in danger.

CHOWAN

7

-

APPRENTICE

SCHOOL

13

In their next outing, the Braves traveled to Newport

News

and dropped a close one to the rough and

ready Apprentice School Shipbuilders. The Builders

scored first but Lawerence Kearson put the Indians

back in the

game

with a six-pointer which climaxed a

74-yard sustained drive. Hogan converted and the

Braves went intothedressing room atthe halfon the

longend of a 7-6 score.

A

costly Bravefumbleon the

first play following the second half kickoff gave the

Shipbuilders an easy TD. The Indians threatened

re-peatedly in the lasttwo periods but never could cross

the last whitestripe again.

Kneeling, Center Pat Warren and Tackle Kerry

Cara-wan; Standing, End Phil Collins and Tackle Gordon

Peoples.

CHOWAN

7

- WINGATE

14

Wingate, ranked fourth

among

the nation's Junior Colleges, had to

come

from behind in the second half

todefeat an aroused band of Braves in a

game

played on Wingate's

home

gridiron. The Braves led 7-0

at the half after John Hogan had sneaked over from the one and added the extra point with a

place-kick. In thelast half the powerful Wingate eleven began to

move

and put 14 points on the scoreboard

while holding the Braves scoreless. Itwas a tough one for the Indians to lose for they had several other

excellent opportunities toscore; but they

came home

with a moral victory over the nationally-ranked

Win-gate team.

RUGGED

NEWCOMERS

UP

FRONT

Kneeling, I to r. Guard Gary Henman, Tackle Jim Woodruff, Tackle

Tommy

Daughtry; Standing, EndJerryBean, End SalvadorThomasson, Guard BobGotten.

CHOWAN

7

-

FORK

UNION

34

In the annual Rur11a n Bowl

Game

at Deep Creek, Va., the

Blue Devils of Fork Union

Mili-tary

Academy

ran

roughshod

over the Braves. It v^as justone

ofthosenights

when

theIndians

could do nothing right and the

Cadets could do nothing wrong.

TheForkUnion backs— byfarthe

best the Braves faced all

sea-son—piled up tremendous

yard-age and their

human

battering

ram,fullbackLowellVaught,

was

everybody'sAllAmericanonthat

particular night. Clyde Morgan,

the leaderin an impotent Braves

offense,scoredthe only

Chowan

tallyona 21-yardgallopthrough

center late in the final period.

SHIFTY,

SOPHOMORE

BACKS

Kneeling, Ito r,

Jimmy

Parkerand Clarence Lupton; Standing, Bill Steele, Floyd

Davis and J. C. Young.

CHOWAN

12

- COLUMBIA

PREP 6

The Braves ended their season in a blaze of glory as they outscrapped the gridironwarriorsofColumbian

Prep, Washington, D. C. It was a bruising

homecoming

battle from the opening whistle and the

game

was

highlighted by savage play on the part of two well-coached lines. The Cadets got the game's first

tally, but J. C. Young

made

it 6-6 just three minutes later

when

he went over from the one-yard line.

Late in the third period the Braves wrapped it up

when

Carawan recovereda Prepfumble and Lanny Roof

pitched a perfect strike into the waiting arms of Captain PhilCollins inthe end zoneforthewinning

touch-down.

THE

SCRAPPY

BRAVE BACKS

Kneeling, I to r: Roof, Kearson, F. Morgan, Mitchell, Griffin, Duell, Foster, H.Smith,Young, and

Parker.Standing: Hooks, Edwards, Hogan, R. Sawyer,Davis, C.Morgan,M.Smith,Steele,

Rober-son, and Phillips.

Head Coach "Ike" Davisdeveloped a potent offense from the fleet of backs pictured above. John Hogan, freshman quarterback from

New

Bern, was handling the team like a veteran

when

the season closed.

Three fine and powerful fullbacks were a real joy to Coach Davis: Lawerence Kearson and Lanny Roof

were consistent and dependable and Clyde

Morgan

was the squad's leading ground gainer forthe

sea-son. Halfbacks J. C. Young,

Jimmy

Foster and severalothers were constant break-away threats. The

pass-ing of

Jimmy

Parker and the kicking of Bill Steele

were

other backfield highlights.

THE

STALWART BRAVE LINEMEN

Kneeling, I to r: Clyburn, Collins, Woodruff, Henman, Daughtry, Gotten, Peoples, Bean, and

Kent. Standing: Wimbish, Dickerson, Swineford, Bailey, Warren, Compton, Martin, Harring-ton, Thompson, Coach Lloyd, and J. Sawyer.

Assistant Coach "Gig" Lloyd handled the

Chowan

linemen pictured above. Although short on returning lettermen, heworked his prosects into one of the finest Junior College lines in the state. In the middle

of the Brave line, center PatWarren and guards Joe Bland, Gary Henman, and Bob Cotten were

outstand-ing. At the tackle posts.

Tommy

Daughtry, Gordon Peoples, Kerry Carawan, and Jim Woodruff were the standouts.

On

the flanks, Phil Collins, Jerry Bean, Jim Martin,

and

pass-catching Salvador Thomasson were the shining lights.

CHOWAN

FRESHMEN

6

ELIZABETH CITY 13

TheBaby Braveslost a closeone

tothe YellowJackets

who

later

won

the state

AA

crown.

Cho-wan

scored first, but the

Eliza-bethCity boys put togethertwo

sustained drives of 67 and 68

yardsfor thewin. The freshmen

played this

game

after only

eight days of practice.

CHOWAN

FRESHMEN

25

WASHINGTON

HIGH

6

The freshmen Braves had only

one

other

contest—a meeting with

the

strong

Pam

Pack at

Washington. End Sally

Thomas-son scoredtwoofChowan'sfour

touchdowns; Billy Mitchell and Lawerence K earson got the

others.LannyRoof's70-yard punt

return wasthegame's highlight.

BUCKET

Chowan

58

Med.

Col.

of

Vo. 60

Chowan

61

Southeastern

Sem.

65

Chowan

78

Pembroke

79

Chowan

51

Pembroke

97

Chowan

57

P.J.C.

64

Chowan

49

Campbell

75

Chowan

73

Med.

Col.

of

Va. 62

Chowan

66

Louisburg

76

BOMBERS

Chowan

84

Wilmington

83

Chowan

69

E.M.I.

72

Chowan

56

Oak

Ridge

63

Chowan

68

Oak

Ridge

59

I

THE

STARTING

QUINTET—

These five

men

led the Braveattack all season. They were a

much

tougher ball club than the won-loss record indicates, as their opponents across thestatewill

testify. Left to right,

Murphy

Smith, Jerry Wrenn,Co-captain Phil Collins,Co-captain Dan

Grif-fin and Vance Pittman.

THE

SQUAW

BASKETEERS

^

f^

#

Theseyoungladies

won

9 outofthe 10games they played against high-school, all-star, and junior

college teams. Kneeling, left to right: Ruby

Webb,

Jessica Vann, Reba Hale, Margaret Strickland.

Second row: Coach

Jimmy

Parker, Sandra Liverman, Joanne White, Vivian Pugh, Hilda Melton.

Absent

when

picturetaken: Pat Mocre and Loueen Bryant.

MEN

OF

THE

DIAMOND

n

.n

H

-

r>.

?

Kneeling,leftto right: Joe Sumler, RayRose, James Foster,

Jimmy

Parker,

Hunk

Smith, John Hogan,

Lawrence Kearson. Second row: Coach Lloyd,Vance Pittman, Richard Murray, Salvador Thomasson, Kenneth

Odom,

Manager

Woody

Hill. Third row: Jonas Edwards, Carroll Hawkins, Clyde Morgan,

Murphy

Smith, Coy Tillett, Joe Bland, Bill Steele.

TheBraveBaseballershavenot

played their first

game

and it is

time to go to press with the

Chowanoka. Therefore, no re-sultscan belisted forthe

sched-ule

shown

onthispage. The

way

theboys haveperformedin

prac-tice thus far indicates that this

year's nine will be one of

Cho-wan's greatest baseball clubs.

Returning lettermen are: Bill

Steele, Jug Morgan,

Hunk

Smith,

and

Jimmy

Parker.

FIRST BASE

SECOND

BASE

SHORTSTOP

THIRD BASE Murray

CENTER

FIELD

Morgan

Hogan

MOUNDSMEN

Parker PITCHER Pittman

Smith Hawkii Smith

Odom

RIGHT FIELD UTILITY

MEN

THE TONSIL

TWISTERS

STUDENT

ROSTER

1957-1958

Adams, Audrey Route 5, Box 560 Durham, N. C.

Adams, David Earl Route 1 , Vanceboro N. C.

Adams, Faye Route 2, Box 474,

New

Bern N. C.

Allen, William, Jr., 2606 Lewis Farm Road, Raleigh N. C. Alligood, William

407

Belmont St., Windsor, N. C. Alston, James E Route 1, Windsor, N. C.

Aman,

Jack RFD 1, Box 105, Maysville, N. C.

Applewhite, Jackie

M

Courtland, Va.

Ashfield, Frank Catherine St., Ahoskle, N. C.

Askew, John P.O. Box 324,Winton, N. C.

Askew, Shirley Star Route, Conway, N. C.

Bailey, William Roger Route 1, Raleigh, N. C. Bains,

Alma

Elizabeth 761 Carolina Road, Sulfolk, Va.

Ballenger, Frank Lee 501 HilltopTerrace, Alexandria, Va.

Barbee, Eugene Varina, N. C.

Barnes, Sandra

Woodland

N. C.

Beach,John _Route

1 ,

Oak

City, N. C.

Bean,Jerry 502 Highland Ave., High Point, N. C.

Benjamin, George Brothers Drive, Elizabeth City, N. C.

Blanchard, Helen 4937 Shafer St., Norfolk, Va.

Bland, Joseph,Jr 419

W.

Main St., Williamston, N. C.

Blount, Alveston 1104 Honeycutt St., Elizabeth City, N. C.

Bowling, William S Route 1, Broadway, N. C.

Bradley, Robert Jefferson Street, Jackson, N. C. Bray, Wlllim Frank Route 3, Box249, Hertford, N. C.

Brickhouse, Thurman 209 Crescent Ave., Hopewell, Va.

Britt, Thomas Edward 208 E. Burgess St., Elizabeth City, M. C.

Britton, Leon Ellis _Route 1, AAargarettsville, N. C.

Brown, Barbara 6 Carl Road, Portsmouth, Va.

Brown,Benjamin _{464College St., Jacksonville, N.}

C.

Brown,Margaret

Ann

Route 1, Box 97, Gates, N. C.

Bryant, Loueen _{Harrellsville, N.}

C.

Buchman, Robert ₃₅₅

W.

Princess

Ann

Rd., Norfolk,Va.

Burnette, Herbert P _{Box 351, Castalia, N.}

C. Burrus, Sarah _{Hatteras, N.}

C.

Byrum, William Eugene Star Route, Winfall, N. C.

Cadwell,JamesR _{404 Shephard St., Havelock, N.} C.

Callicutt,Joseph H 1421 Bay St., Asheboro, N. C. Carter, Delmar _{rFD 3, Box 312,}

Suffolk, Va.

Cambell, Harold Joseph Route 1, Box 124, Norfolk Va.

Carter, Lillian Clair _{Woodland, N.} C. Carter, Morris Belvjn _{Kennedy Home, Kinston, N.}

C. Carter, Sellas Martin RFD 3, Box 312, Suffolk, Va.

Carawan, Kerry

Wayne

Mesic

N

C

Carlisle, James L

_V.V.V

_Whitakers' N." C.

Clyburn,

Raymond

5426 Powhatan Ave., Norfolk, Va.

Cody, Patsy

. Route 3, Box 58, Statesville, N. C.

Coher, Richard

D

sio'/j

W.

Main St. Elizabeth City, N. C.

Co ins, Thomas Brown _{RFD 1, Box 19, Whaleyviile, Va.}

Collins, Phillip Edward 509

Adams

St., Raleigh, N. C.

Compton, Dwight _{Box 234, CedarGrove, N.}

C.

Copeland, Mrs. Martha _{Box 1, Cofield, N.}

C.

Gotten, RoderickL.,Jr 1620RheueAve.,

New

Bern,N. C.

Cox, Sidney Barbee, Jr Route 1, Glen Allen,Va'.

Cranford, Janice 243

W.

McNeeley, Mooresville, N. C.

Creekmore, John E 1511 Chestnut Ave., Norfolk, Va.

Crisp, Sarah 138 E. Wilson Ave., Mooresville, N. C. Crocker,Shelby Jean Route 1, Box 120, Nashville, N.C.

Darden, Jim London Bridge, Va.

Darden, Robert Box 673, Broadvy^ay, N. C.

Daughtrey, William T 8100 Buffalo Ave., Norfolk, Va.

Daughtry, James

C

Lasker, N. C.

Daughtry,LillieAAae Route 1, Box 155, Murfreesboro, N. C.

Davenport, Alfred

V

Columbia, N. C.

Davenport, Jimmie R F

D

2, Creswell, N. C.

Davis, Donald Richard Routel, KingsdaleSt., Franklin,Va.

Davis, Floyd Estel, Jr Hamptonville, N. C. Davis,James Robert 303 Eastern Ave., Rocky Mount, N. C. Davis, Phyllis Columbia, N. C. Davis,

Wayne

Branchville, Va.

Davis, William Lister Route 4, Box 314, Elizabeth City, N. C.

Day, Clyde Milton Route 1,Box 146,

W.

Hortonsville, N.C.

Debnam,Carlton Ray Route 2, Zebulon, N. C.

Dickinson, Paul Robert 509 Memorial Drive, Ahoskie, N. C.

Doughtie, J. C Eure, N. C.

Duell, James J., Jr Smithfleld, Va.

Dunn,James L 1805S. FayettevilleSt.,Asheboro,N. C.

Dunning,

Ann

412 Church St., Ahoskie, N. C.

Edwards, Carolyn P R F D 3, Box 123, Franklin, Va.

Edwards, Grover, Jr Route 3, Rocky Mount, N. C.

Edwards, Jonas F Routel,Macclesfield, N. C.

Edwards, Madison Routel, Spring Hope, N. C.

Edwards, Patsy

V

Carolina Drive, Murfreesboro, N. C.

Eure,

Gwendolyn

Eure, N. C. Everett, Betty Jane P. O. Box 173, Harrellsville, N. C. Everett, Warner 1230 Chesapeake Ave., S. Norfolk, Va.

Felts, Jewel Boykins, Va.

Ferguson, Mildred Joy R FD 3, Washington, N. C.

Flint,, William R 635 Graydon Ave., Norfolk, Va.

Fortesque, Frank

W

Tyner, N. C.

Foster, James Sebrell, Va.

Futrell, HazelAlene Route 1, Box 65, Conway, N. C.

Futrell,Robert

C

4 Lawerence Ave., Hampton,Va.

Futrell, Sara Harrell 321 Catherine St., Ahoskie, N. C.

Futrelle, David

M

R F D, Murfreesboro, N. C.

Gardner, WilliamJoseph Route 3, Windsor, N. C.

Gaskill, Elmo, Jr Atlantic, N. C.

Gay, Nathan Henry Route 1, Manassas, N. C.

Gibbs,

Jimmy

Lasker, N. C.

Godfrey, KermitL Sunbury,N. C.

Godwin, Billy R 204 N. Layton Ave., Dunn, N. C.

Goodwin, Emory R F

D

1, Victoria, Va.

Greene, Carroll 1711 Greenpack Rd.,

New

Bern, N. C.

Griffin, John

W

104 S. Broad St., Edenton, N. C. Griffin, Oliver Daniel Red

Oak

N. C.

Griffith, Mildred

C

AAurfreesboro,

N

C.

Grissom, EdwardS Courtland Va.

Haislip, George Hamilton, N. C. Hale, Reba Dare Conway,

N

C.

Hall

Andrew

C

305 N.Main St.,

Wake

Forest, N.C.

Harlow, JanetGlenn Route 2, Littleton, N. C.

Harrell,William

C

Columbia, N. C.

Harrington, Russell Norfleet Rich Sqare, N. C.

Harris, Arthur Branchville, Va.

Harris,James Rex Route 1, Box 6, Roanoke Rapids, N. C. Harris Willie Lee Route 3, Box 224, Elizabeth City, N. C. Harrison,ArthurE.,Jr Barco

N

C. Hastings, RichardLamar 2059Eslava Drive, Mobile, Ala. Hasty, WillieJ.,Jr 913 Rapids St., Roanoke Rapids, N. C.

Hawkins,Carroll L Route 2, CedarGrove, N.C.

Hemingway, John

D

Corapeake, N. C.

Henman, Gary Lee 3213 E. Sewells Point Rd., Norfolk, Va.

Henry, Lois J 116 N. HillardSt., Nashville, N. C.

High,Patricia

A

Box 116, Red Oak, N. C.

Hill,L.

Woodard

309 HancockSt.,

New

Bern,N.C.

Hobbs,

Tommy

D

Hobbsville, N. C.

Hogan,John 2-F Pembroke Dr., Havelock, N. C.

Hooks,James

A

Route 1, Whiteville, N.C.

Hoyle, Herbert

W

Route 1, Box 306, Henderson, N.C.

Hubbard, Richard T 2-JPembroke Drive,, Havelock, N. C.

Humphries, Willard Fentress, Va.

Hutton, Charles E 509 Cedar Lane, Hopewell, Va.

James,

Wanda

Route 3, Kernersville, N. C.

Jeffries, Jay Sanford, N. C.

Jameson, Perry

H

P. O. Box 246, Jackson, N. C.

Jennings, Bobby Lee 415 Florida Ave., Portsmouth, Va.

Jernigan, Rose Box 313, Littleton, N. C.

Johnson, Michael H Hamilton, N. C.

Johnson, O. B., Jr Box 387, Emporia, Va.

Johnson, Robert Ray R F

D

1, Smithfield, N. C.

Johnson, RobertSherwood Route 1, Box 92, Deico, N. C.

Jones,Joel T Box 6, Red Oak, N. C.

Joyner, David

W

617 Spring Ave., Murfreesboro, N. C.

Kearson, Lawerence Henderson, N. C.

Kent,Richard H P.O.Box 843,

New

Bern N. C.

Langston,Timothy Eure, N." C.

Lassiter,Albert

Wood

238 Hamilton St., Roanoke Rapids, N. C.

Lassiter,BettyJo Route 2, Box62B, Ahoskie, N. C.

Lassiter, Cornelius Potecasi, N. C. Layton,James P Route4, Box 359, Louisburg, N. C.

Livermcn, Betty

Ann

Winton, N. C.

Liverman, Sandra Faye Woodland, N. C.

Lockemy, Vernon B 926 Champion St., Henderson, N. C.

Long, Sheldon Jean Hertford, N. C.

Looper, Dennis

Woods

204N. Fairview Dr., Lenoir, N. C.

Lupton, Clarence R F D, Box 244, Edenton, N. C.

Lynch, James Blackridge, Va.

Magus,George H 810 Duffy Dr., Williamsburg, Va.

Mahle,James Arthur 5811 Lakeside Ave., Richmond, Va.

Mallory, Sidney

Oak

City, N. C.

AAann,JoeHarris 2913 UniversityDr., Durham, N. C.

Manning,William

C

311 Church St., Williamstorr, N. C.

Mansfield, Jesse Ray Route 1, Hertford, N. C.

Martin,JamesF.,Jr 316N.

Wood

Dr., Raleigh,N.C.

Meador, Richard Frank Route 3, Reidsville, N. C.

Meekins,Wesley

M

Box 3032, Manteo, N. C.

Meiggs,Willard C,Jr 5924 George Washington Highway, Portsmouth, Va.

Melton, Hilda Lois Route 1, Box 522, Hickory, Va.

Mills,Julian RF

D

2, Box 604, RoanokeRapids, N. C. Mitchell,Billy 902 Terrace Ave., Hopewell, Va.

Moore,Mark B., Jr Route 2, Battleboro, N. C.

Moore,Patricia

M

R F

D

1, Box 352, Durham, N. C.

Morgan,Clyde

G

RF

D

1, Elizabeth City, N. C.

Morgan, Floyd T Route6, Raleigh,N. C.

Morris, Robert

Meade

Route 3, Box 405, Enfield, N. C. Mullican, Oscar Lee 1137 Rock Bridge Ave., Norfolk, Va.

Murray, Richard

W

626 Augusta St., Hampton, Va.

Nading,Kenneth

G

134 SunsetDr.,

N

W,

Winston Salem, N. C.

Norris, Edward Lee Route 5, Box 340, Alexandria, Va.

Norvell, Thomas

A

Seaboard, N. C. Norvell,William L., Jr Seaboard, N. C.

Oden, Mitzi Kay Hatteras, N. C.

Oliver, BettyJean P. O. Box 129, Harrellsville, N. C.

O'Neal William P P. O. Box 782, Manteo, N. C.

Overton, Barbara Lee 811

Academy

St., Ahoskie, N. C.

Owens,AlvinH 317Jefferson St.,Plymouth, N. C.

Owens,Lexina Route 2, Box 25, Columbia, N. C.

Parker,

Edmund

Roduca, N. C. Parker, JamesE 1713 Arendell St., Morehead City, N. C. Parker,John Route3,Box 422,Jacksonville,N.C. Paul, NicholasL Route 1, Pantego, N. C.

Pearce, Flora Box 93, Routel, Conway, N. C.

Peoples, Gordon 710 Lee Drive, Williamsburg, Va.

Perkins, Billy Cherry Stokes, N. C.

Perlick, Charles T R F

D

3, Box 250, Sulfolk, Va.

Phillips,

Norman

G

Route 7, Sanford, N. C. Pittman, Vance Gates, N. C.

Powell, Patricia Kaye P. O. Box 144, Roanoke Rapids, N. C.

Presson, Sibyl B R F D 1, Box 24, Wakefield, Va.

Privette,

Wade

H P. O. Box 35, BlackCreek, N.C.

Pruden, Mills Route 3, Box 663, Suffolk,Va.

Pugh, Vivian

W

Route 2, Box 291, Hickory,Va.

Purvis, Letha Irene Bethel, N.C.

Rawls, Edward Earl 1131

Winwood

Dr.. Windsor,' N. C.

Rawls, Wilton P _MableSt., Windsor, N. C.

Ray,William Route2, Raleigh,N. C.

Rhodes, BettyJane Route 1,Box 179,Columbia, N.C.

Riddick,James

W

Hobbsville,N. C. Riggs,JohnL Route 1, Box89, Maysville, _N.C.

Roberson, Elton

M

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Roberson,James H Route 3, Box 284, Washington,

N

C.

Robins, Elva Lorraine • •••••••

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7'

Roof, Lanny

M

205

W.

FrankimSt., Enf.eld, N. C. Rose,

Howard

Ray Ro^te 2 Sm.thf.dd,

N

C. Ross,Thomas Dan 509North St Ahoskie, N. C.

Roughton, Joseph E Box 181, Columbia, N. C.

Rountree,

Norma Mae

Hobbsvile, N. C.

Rountree, Treena Leigh •• • Corapeake,

N

C.

Rouse,James

M

405 GreenSt.,Warsaw, N.C.

Rowe, Claiborn C 41 5 C, C. Road, Ahoskie,

N

C.

Russell, Barbara Jean R FD 3, Hertford, N. C. Sanderlin, Phillip Belcross,

N

C.

Sawyer, Joseph R.,Jr Route 3, Elizabeth City, N. C.

Sawyer, Rodney 114

W.

Minister Dr., Jacksonville, N. C.

Schurr Charles F-3

New

Bernian Apts,

New

Bern, N. C.

Scruggs, Eloise

Ann

Box 87, Dreweyville, Va.

Seymour, Alpheus T • Apex,

N

C.

Shipman, Robert Box 333, Bladenboro, N.C.

Smith, Harold Box 7, Morrisville, N. C.

Smith,Marion

G

Boykins, Va.

Smith, Theodric, B P. O. Box 582, Edenton, N. C.

Smith, William M., Jr Robersonville, N. C.

Snell, David E 17 Barclay Ave., Plymouth, Va. Stallings, Phillip

M

Route 2, Spring Hope, N. C.

Steele, William L., Jr R F D 2, Box 167, Seaford, Dela. Strickland,Margaret

Ann

Route 2,Middlesex, N.C.

Sumler, Joseph W., Jr Box 36, Newington, Va.

Sumner, Gloria

Ann

Star Route, Conway, N. C.

Swineford, Robert Disputanta,Va

Tart,John Henry 700 N.

McKay

Ave., Dunn, N. C. Taylor,James Robert Box 626, Enfield, N. C. Taylor, Julia Lee 111 Church St.,Enfield, N.C.

Taylor, Lewis Gary Merry Hill, N. C.

Thomasson, Salvador Clarksville, Va.

Thompson,Charles

W

Route2, Box 267,Colerain,N.C.

Thompson, Riley

A

Route 2, Box 213, Windsor, N. C.

Tillett,

McCoy

215 County St. Manteo, N. C. Tippe'tt, Edward Route 2, Box 437, Roanoke Rapids, N. C. Turner,'Ray Ccurtland Blvd., Franklin, Va.

Tyler, Ashley Rich Square, N. C.

Underwood, Agnes E Route 2, Colerain, N. C.

Upchurch,John D 1410

Glenwood

Ave., Raleigh, N. C.

Vann,Jessica L R FD, Murfreesboro, N. C.

Vaughan,JamesR Lasker,N. C.

Vick,ClydeH.,Jr Route 2, Box 106. Lynnhaven, Va.

Vinson, Melvin 106 Winder St., Murfreesboro, N. C.

Wainwright, Robert H 617 Aberdeen Road, Hampton, Va.

Ward,Leota Chloe 538 PearlSt., Fayetteville, N. C.

Warren, Patrick

C

720Redgate Ave., RockyMount, N.C.

Watson, Linda Carol Route 1, Box 108, Conway, N. C.

Webb,

Ruby

V

110 Saratoga Rd.,Stantonsburg, N. C.

White, Joanne Box 403, Dobson, N. C. Whitley, Charlie 102

W.

High St.,Murfreesboro, N.C.

Whitley,John L 320

W.

Main St., Murfreesboro, N. C.

Whitmore, Robert B R F

D

4, Box 672, Suffolk, Va.

Williams, Barbara Harrellsville, N. C. Williams,Eugene Route2, Box 423, Greenville, N.C. Williams,

Gene

W

Box 81 -A, Capron, Va.

Williams, James

C,

III Route 2, Box 24-E, Franklin, Va.

Williams,James Corbitt Capron Va.

Williamson, Robert Earl R F D, Cerro Gordo, N. C.

Wilson,Bobbie Jean Route 1,Box46, Scotland Neck, N. C.

Wilson,Edward H Box 105, Sims, N. C.

Wimbish, Carlyle R 5805 George Washington Highway, Portsmouth, Va.

Winslow, Deri Gray Box 134, Belvidere, N. C.

Winslow, lola Jane Route 1, Belvidere, N. C.

Woodruff, James P Box 260, Lacton, Va.

Worley, Edward

Dowe

Route 1,Box92, Whitevllle, N.C.

Wrenn, Jerry P Box 41, CedarGrove, N. C.

Yates,

Graham

S Box 44, Mooresville, N. C.

Young, John Calvin Box 342, Maxton, N. C.

SPRING

SEMESTER

STDENTS

FOR

1957-1958

Boothe, Harry Franklin Route 5, Danville, Va.

Boyette,Theodore, Jr R F D 1,Clayton, N. C.

Britton, Randolph Vaughan R FD2, Box 120,Ahoskie, N. C. Bryant,John Henry,lll Box 43, Rescue, Va.

Collins, Phillip 1318 Roanoke Ave., Newport News, Va.

Dansey, William E., Jr 1217 Elmhurst Dr., Richmond, Va.

Eason, Gaston . Gatesville, N. C.

Evans, Harry Ray 1317 Huntington Creek Dr., Alexandria, Va.

Harrell,OscarMelton Route 1,Hobbsvilie, N.C.

Hicks, LouisMike 11 River Rd., Lorton,Va.

Hill, Walter F Route 2, Spring Hope, N. C.

Johnson, Henry P 5201 Carillo Ave., Norfolk, Va.

Leonard, Charles R 1021 Georgetown Rd., Norfolk,Va.

Leonard,Jerry

Howard

1021 Georgetown Rd., Norfolk, Va.

Miller, Giles Robert Bealeton, N. C.

Odom,

Kenneth

Wayne

Route 2, Conway, N. C.

Paul, Noel Adolph

Madam

Maoies Lane,

New

Bern, N. C.

Newsome,

Nancy Woodland, N. C.

Parker,Joseph B Route 3, Box 65, Ahoskie, N. C.

Petitt,Jackie

V

Route 1, Box 121, Lorton, Va.

Prince, Kenneth

C

303 Martin St., Alexandria, Va.

Roberson, Marcellus Everett, Jr Box 3011, Robersonville, N. C.

Robinson, Richard E Route 2, Gates, N. C.

Satterwhite,James Brant, II 508 Zene St., Henderson, N. C. Strickland, Robert

W

1102 S. Fifth St., Smithfield, N. C.

Temple, Henry Route 3, Elizabeth City, N. C.

Woodall,ThomasRoosevelt 806 E. GordonSt.,Kinston, N.C.

Wood,

Paige 313

McGlohon

St., Ahoskie, N. C.

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