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This year UNCC has seen many novelties-resi-
dence halls (equipped with real live resident stu-
dents!), social fraternities and sororities, and new
buildings springing up one al'tcr another all exempli-
fying the development of a um\ersity. It is for tliis
reason that the theme for the 1970 Rogues "n Rascals
is GROWTH, in accordance with what we feel is the
theme of the history of UNCC.

In 1959. a site was selected for "Charlotte College"
which had been established in 1949. The site was
eight miles from downtown Charlotte and consisted
of a lot of land, a lot of trees, and one building-a
barn I

In 1 9(1 1 , the college moved to the new site
and mto the first two buildings which were
the present Language Building and the Ken-
nedy Building.

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1963 saw the establishment of Charlotte College as
a four-year. State supported institution. Then, on
July 1, 1965, Charlotte College attained university
status when it became the Universit\ of North Caro-
lina at Charlotte.

UNCC attained tangible university status this year
with the vast construction of new buildings, the
addition of graduate studies, and especially dorm
students-after which UNCC will never be the same!
Toda>. there is no mistaking UNCC for Charlotte
College, but the years of Charlotte College will not be
forgotten, as the\ were the childhood years of a Uni-
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Sherold llene Drake

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THE following is the third presentation of the Gallery which was originated two years ago-i,n order to recognize students who
have contributed notably to the constructive activities, interest, and spirit of UNCC. We feel that to recognize such unselfish
contribution is worthwhile and hope that the list will grow in the future.

Mary Sue Amos
Becky Balentine
Dave Harden
Richard Bartholomew
Carolyn Bobbitt
Nancy Brady
Charlie Brown
Neil Carriker
Dot Conley
Fran Craig
Humphrey Cummings

James Cuthberson
Sherry Drake
Dean Duncan
Greg Eckard
Lavera Farnsworth
Paula Gallant
Mark Hardison
Gerald Hartis
Dick Helms
Jerry Hensley
Alan Hickok

Marilou Ingram
Laura Jacobs
Charlie Kelly
Mike McCul'ley
Bill Mauney
Barbara Mayer
Joe McCorkle
Suzy Owen
Howard Pearre
Donna Raley
Clay Robbins

Barbara Rockecharlie
Russell Swarz
Sharon Shook
Ruth Sloan
Sharyn Soloman
Bud Stewart
Lester Stocks
Susan Sutton
Dave Taylor
Lucia Thompkins
Jan Tedder

Dianne Vaughn
Mrke Wade
Robert Welch
Rodney White
Doug Whitley
Marlene Whitley
Melanie Wilson

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For llie Nccond consecutive _\eai the 49'ers brouglii the
DIAC Conreience crown to Cli.nione- The team lirushed with
J 10-4 resiular season record, winning eight ol then last nine
conlerence games. This monientum earned them through the
conference toiiinanienl with victories over the CoMege of
Charleston. Methodist (\>llege. and a tough host L\ nchhurg.

The 49'ers placed thiee irren on the AII-Touinanienl team
Lair> Reid. who was named the touinamcnt's Most Vahiable
Pla>er. was joined h> leamniales Ben Basniger and All Con-
lerence Norris Dae.

The team weiil on to The District PlayotYs wheie lliey
made a very respectable showing, but lost to two very
powerful Caiolma Coiilercnce teams. GuiHord College and
Elon.

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way loi Coach Harvey Muiphy to end his coaching
leiiiiie Ihis \cai Di Miiiphy assunres the duties of
Head of llie Depailment ol Health and Physical
l-ducation. New Head Basketball Coach Bill luster
leads the l')7()-7l edilioii ol ihe 4'1'ers into NCAA
compeliiion.

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Dr. Cone presents James W. Grey Award to Ben Basinger

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Bowling

UNCC's keglers finished the season with their best record ever. The bowlers finished a disappointing
second place in the regular season play behind Lynchburg College. The team had been favored lo win
handily in the regular season play, bni split ganies with Methodist College iii the last match ol llie season
caused them to lose by one-half game.

Revenge was soon gained as the bowlers traveled lo Hayellcvillc on Maich l.v|4 to paiticipate jii the
DIAC conference tounianient. The team made a strong ■'come-fioni-hehiiKl" charge in the third gaine to
pull out an 85 pm team victory in the tournament.

In individual competition, the bowlers took a second and thud place doubles. UNCC's Danny hwiiig lost
by a narrow margin of only 2 pins in the all-events coinpetituni lo take another second place in the
tournamenl.

Members of this year's team are Danny l-wing. luiiior. Ken lines, senior; .Steve Kendiick, |unior, Hugh
Pace, freshman; and Kurl I ;iiibe, lunior I he team is coached by Dean M;icKay and Jon Thomas.

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UNCC. for the third consecutive year, has
hosted the annual Association of College Unions
International Region V games tournament.

The tournament, beginning February 12 and
concluding February 14, involved approximately
thirty colleges and universities from five states.
Approximately 230 students participated.

Wrestling

The UNCC wrestlers traveled to Lynchburg for the
Contererice Tournament and came home with five
individual conference champions. These efforts pro-
duced a second place finish in the team standings.

The team finished the regular season with five wins
and eight losses.

Annis and Scotly, winners m the District Tourna-
nient, went to the NAIA National Tournament- Annis
lost Ins lualcli in the Inst round but Scolty advanced
to the tiuailer liiial before losing to Landy Walker, who
hnished thud nationally.

By VII tue ol Ins two victories, Scolty became the
lirsi 44'eis lo score in a national touinament.

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CROSS-COUNTRY

UNC-C finished second in the conference meet held at
Methodist College on November 8. The UNC-C Harriers placed
four men in the top ten finishers. Runners wearmg the UNC-C
brand finished fourth, fifth, seventh, tenth, and eleventh.

Dan Dickenson, a Freshman, finished fourth in the con-
ference and has been chosen as All Conference.

The Harriers finished the season with a 7-2 conference
record and a 7-8 overall record. Prospects for next year look
good because the entire team, with the exception of senior
Mike Ridge, will return.

INTRAMURALS

Intramural activities at UNCC are designed to give our students an outlet from their academic studies. The program is quite
competitive, but also stresses sportsmanship and fellowship wnth other students.

Teams are sponsored by fraternities, clubs, dorms, or by independent groups. The activities offered are football, putt-putt, table
tennis, tug-o-war, basketball, pool, badminton, volleyball, horseshoes, golf, tennis, and bowling. With the completion of the
physical education facihty, a number of new sports will be added to give more students a chance to participate.

Competition in the program is based on team performance in the events throughout the year. The team winner for 1969-70 was
the Engineers Club and the 2nd place team was APO.

Highlights of the intramural program included the consolidated Co-Rec. Play Day held at UNC-G, and our Intramural Banquet
and Awards Night.

1970-71 will bring a much better program with increased participation, a wider variety of athletics offered, and more on-campus
facihties.

Final Point Standings

1969-70

Engineers

1,188

APO

1.030

Kappa Sig

998

Outhouse

951

Old Timers

835

Hockos

818

Chi Phi

608

AKPsi

575

Theta Psi

573

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Girl's Football

Tug of War

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Club

1 . Mehiriie Wilson

2. Sophia Clenimer

3. Donna Stewart

4. Dennis Orton

5. Cindy French

6. Cathy O'Dell

7. Diibba Kay lluglies

8. Yogi (littoid

9. Toni Hunt
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1 I Jim Kiibctts

12. .Iclt Roberts

13. John Clenimer

14. Ale.xandei Yuan

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2. DecDee Vaughn

3. Shuryii Solomon
4 liarbaru Collcy

5. Joanne McCarlliy

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Student

Government
Association

Bud Stewart PRESIDENT
Rod White TREASURER
Nancy Brady SECRETARY
Alan Hickok - VICE PRESIDENT

Freshman Class

PRESIDENT

Charles Bridges

VICE PRESIDENT

Larry Marshall

REPRESENTATIVES

Debbie Butler, Beth McGregor, Lavera Farnsworth

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VICE-PRESIDENT Murlcne Whitley

Sophomore

Class

Officers

REPRLSLNIATIVES
James Cutliberlson, Susan Sulloii, Ed Wayson

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VICE-PRESIDENT - Dave Christenbury

Junior
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REPRESENTATIVES

Mike Jones
DeeDee Vaughn

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Senior
Class Officers

PRESIDENT

Charlie Brown

VICE PRESIDENT
Jerry Hammond

REPRESENTATIVES
Ron Roger. Bob Welch, Olga Piilyzos, Dick Ilehns

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Student Legislature

VICE-PRESIDENT - Alan Hickok

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Student Court

1 . Pete Donahue

2. Tluirman Willis

3. Wanda Ball

4. Ben Basmget

5. Neil Carnker

6. Wayne Green

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Residence Hall Court

1. Brenda Hartman

2. Amy Brown

3. Kay Stalvey

4. Peggy Fox

Sanfovd Hall

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University Union

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CHAIRMAN OF UNION
Mary Lou Ingram

SPECIAL

ACTIVITIES

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Jerry Hensley

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Barbara Mayer

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COFFEE HOUSE CHAIRMAN

Paula Gallant

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PUBLIC RELATIONS CHAIRMAN
Robert Wood

SOCIAL CHAIRMAN

Buddy Worrell

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LECTURES CHAIRMAN

Roljiid IX'loaeli

Civinettes

1 . Peggy Curtis

2. Elizabeth Brown

3. Paula Meyers

4. Donna Stewart

5. Melanie Wilson

6. Cathey Kaemmerlen

7. Cyntlua Long

8. Carolyn Tottle

9. Ronni Sorban
10. Frances Fulk

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I Donna Warren

2. Ada Seism

3. Lurry Mellichamps

4. Jim Cory

5. James Bond

6. Steve Ashley

7. Buddy Worrell

8. Jim Griltln

9. John Ezzell

VICE PRESIDENT

10. Wayne Greene

1 1 . Larry Chapman
PRESIDENT

12. Bob Paden

13. Glen Slunn

Baptist Student Union

1 . Nancy Allen

2. Pam Phipps

3. Susie Bright

4. Shirley MedHn

5. Brenda Hartman

6. Vicki Cardwell

7. Kitty Greene

8. Rev. Pereault

9. Gordan Lawrence

10. Cynthia Long

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12. Barbara Rathbone

13. Brenda Bost

14. Barbara Asbury

15. Melanie Wilson

16. unidentified

17. Becky Cloninger
IS. Janet Davis

19. Arlene Westbrook

20. Carolyn Tottle

21 . unidentified

22. George Neill

23. unidentified

24. unidentified

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2. Garry Williams Treasurer

3. OUie Sharman Vice President

4. James Cuthbertson Secretary

5. Dick Helms Director

6. Frank Daily Advisor

7. Jerry Springs (Santa) Director

8. Oren Barkley (Clown)

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Progressive Political Union

Power To The People

1 . Li/ Henderson

2. JoeMcCorkIc

3. Dave Bowser

4. Andy Pardue

5. Don Proctor
b. Jerry Saunders

7. Melanie Bussard

8. Steve Hewitt

9. Dean Snipes

10. Bill Sigma

1 1 , Humphrey Cummings

12. Bobby Brownridge

13. Chris Weiant

14. Bob Matson

15. Ed Wayson

16. Steve Wodarski

17. Pat Kukpatrick
IS. Liik Russell

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Bruce Caldwell

2, John Clemmer

13

Ron Brown

3. Lewis Thome

14

Dave Karriker

4. Wayne Taylor

15

Dr. Bayer

5. Lonnie Wilson

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Tom Doteat

6. Dave Calloway

17

Dave Askins

7. Ken Caraway

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Randy Mumphord

8. Dr. Even

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Mike Ward

9. Joe Abernathy

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Bob Deal

10. Tim Siroupe

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Dan Long

1 1 . Lee Johnston

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Wayne Taylor SECRETARY
Lewis Thome PRESIDENT
Jim Dunn TREASURER

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1 . Toussaint Holland

13. Stanley Graham

2. Spencer Singleton

14. Brenda Hogue

3. James Cuthberson

Secretary

4. Deborah McDowell

15. Alpha Peace

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16. RuthSloane

President

17. Steve Browner

6. Norris Dae

18. Dorothy Conley

Chief Justice

20. Paul McGUl

7. Larry Miller

21.BenByers

8. Katrina Powell

22. Ronald Swann

Treasurer

23. Ben Chavis

9. Ruth Horton

24. Jerry Springs

10. Arthur Williams

25. Humphrey Cummings

1 1 . Wyietta Knight

Minister of Information

Minister of Culture

26. Wayne O'rear

12. Dorothy Burgess

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Glenna Davenport

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Joanne McCarthy

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Dora Ixiflin

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Beth Brown

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Gloria D'Alcamo

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Susan Johnson

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Linda Oliver

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Janice Collie

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Mary Settlemeyer

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Paula Meyer

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Vicke Frahm

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Julie Helms

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Paula Gallant

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Becky Cloniger

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Charley Boa/.

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Rebecca llunneycult

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Connie McCoy

10

Elaine Baucom

23

Barbara Coffey

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Paula Meyer

24

Clenda Bowhng

12

Gweir Ashley

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Diane Hart

13

Jan liarbin

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Sanford

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Mead Hall

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Sanford And Moore

House Presidents

And P. A. 'S

1 . Dan Dickinson

2. Bill Mauney

3. Suzy Owen

4. Mike Ridge

5. Powell Jones

6. Alice Folger

7. Glenda Liles

8. Donna Raley

9. Sherry Drake

10. B. J. Smith

1 1 . Laura Jacobs

12. Bonnie Ingram

13. Barbara Mayer

14. Nancy Brady

15. Rod White

16. Bob Welch

17. Bumbershoot

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1 . James Cuthbertson

2. Jerry Springs

3. Paul E. Hemphill

4. Norris Dae
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5. Ronald Swann

6. Stanley Graham

7. Ben Byers

8. Sammie McGriff

9. Randall Green
10. Spencer Singleton

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Kappa Sigma

1 . Alan Hickok

1 1 . Charlie Brown

2. Terry Stirewalt

12. Reid Carter

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Academics

DIVISION OF BE HA VORIAL
AND SOCIAL SCIENCE

The Division of Social and Behavioral Sciences is composed
of the Departments of Geography and Geology, Health and
Physical Education, Political Science. Psychology and Soci
ology. Undergraduate majors are offered in geography, polit-
ical science, sociology and psychology.

One of the Division's urban-related efforts is the Internship
program in Community Education and Service which provides
students an opportunity for meaningful service in local metro-
politan communities while learning about urban problems and
prospects. In this service-learning program, the student earns a
stipend and academic credit for a twelve-week summer inter-
nship and seminar.

Faculty are involved in a number of research and public
service projects such as the Robert A. Taft Institute in poHtical
service. Cooperative School Science Program on Earth Science
in geography and research in panic behavior in psychology.

Dr. Norman W. Schul

DIVISION OF EDUCA TION

Teacher education at the University of
North Carolina at Charlotte is conceived as a
cooperative enterprise of the entire faculty. The
Division of Education, within the framework of
the liberal arts and science curriculum, offers
programs for the professional preparation of
teachers for early childhood, elementary, and
secondary eUucalinii Emphasis is given to the
developmenl and analysis of experiences which
liberate, freeing the capacity to learn; the
tcachcr-lcarncr relationship; factors of meaning,
values, and self-concepts which cause behavior
experiences which provide opportunities lor
person to person relationships; and lo e.\per
ences in various school-communily sellings
which provide opportunities for the develop
iTient of competencies necessary for sell-
analysis, value judgments, choices, evaluation
and behavioral change.

Dr John B ( hasc

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Dr. Philip E. Hildreth

DIVISIOyOF

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NATURAL SCIENCE

The Division of Mathematics and
Natural Sciences offers the Bach-
elor of Arts degree in Physics and
both the Bachelor of Arts and
Bachelor of Science degrees in Biol-
ogy. Chemistry, and Mathematics.
The Department of Physics e.xpects
to offer the Bachelor of Science
degree within the next few years.
The department of Mathematics
was the first of the departments to
become involved in graduate work
(.Master of Arts in Education) and
hopes to initiate the Master of Arts
in Mathematics degree in the
1971-73 biennium. It is also antici-
pated that the Biology and Chem-
istry Departments will begin their
graduate programs in the near
future.

DI y I SI ON OF H UMA NI TIES A ND FINE ARTS

The Division of Humanities con-
sists of the Departments of English,
Fine Arts. Foreign Languages, His-
tory, and Philosophy and Religion.
The Humanities orientation of the
disciplines seeks to acquaint the
student with man's assessment of
Itimself within the universe as mani-
fested through ideas in languages
and literature and the arts. Through
providing opportunities tor voca-
tional pursuit, the departments
witlun the Humanities Division seek
to help a student to become more
sensitive to the human condition
regardless of his vocational intent.
Graduate programs have begun in
English and History. Some e.xperi-
mentation in interdisciplinary work
takes place.

Dr. William S. Mathis

183

Dr. N. H. Barnette

DIVISION OF
ENGINEERING

The Division of Engineering, through an elective
structure in its curriculum provides students an op-
portunity to design a study program in liberal engi-
neering. The goal is to produce a liberally educated
student with full awareness and involvement in cur-
rent social problems and issues, while he becomes
well grounded in the engineering methods and tech-
nical knowledge wliich will enable him to contribute
to the solutions of these problems. An integrated
five-year curriculum is planned leading to the Master
of Professional Engineering Degree. A program of two
years study built upon the technical institute pro-
grams of the state is already underway. This leads to a
new degree, the Bachelor of Engineering Technology.

DI VISION OF NURSING

The graduates of 1^70 will be "special" because
they will be the lirst to wear the "Nurse's Pin" that
the students have so carefully designed. Since 1965,
the population of the Division of Nursing has in-
creased from seven students and one nurse faculty to
130 full-time students and seven faculty.

Because nurses share in the miracles of preventive
and curative medicine and have their unique func-
tions to perform, the instruction must be patient-side
and teacher-student relationships are different from
the usual patterns. While the learning experiences in
the hospital and public health agency are the very
heart of the nursing major, the students are also
involved in course work and extracurricular activities
on the campus.

Mrs. Edith Brocker

DIVISION OF
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BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION

l)r Allen Van Palmer
Division Chairman

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Political Science
Aiken, Linda D.

History

Almond, David D., Jr.
Political Science

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Amos, Mary S.

Biology
Anderson, Carol S.

History

Row 6

Barden, David E.

Business Administration
Basinger, Dianne M,

Music
Basinger, Tony

Business Administration

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Alderman. Jane H.

Anthony, Catherine D.
Nursing

Baucom, Willie M.
Art

English

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Aldridge, Sandra K,

Arrington, Evelyn B,

Beall. Rose A.

English
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English
Asbury, Barbara L.

English
Bridges. Barry B.

Math

History

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Blackwelder. Rebecca B.

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English

History

Alexander, Richard L.

Ball. Wanda A.

Stallings. Margaret A.

Busines.s Administration

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History

Alexander. Sydnor E,

Psychology

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Delany, Martha L.

Berry, Barbara E.

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Biology

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Davidson, Joseph S.

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Black, Leonard H.

English
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Business Administration

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Accounting

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Di.xon. Mary E.

Blackwood, Angela M.

Business .Administration

Byrd, Terry J.

Nursing

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Brown, Roberta L.

Political Science

Bobbitt, Carolyn A.

English

CaldweU, Bruce F.

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Burlson, Julius F.

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Carriker, Neil E.

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Chemistry
Butler. Elizabeth L.

Campbell. Ronnie R.
Mech. Engineering

Chemistry
Clement, Anna L.

Conley, Charles F.

English

Cannon, Edward H.

English

Political Science

Accounting
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Coggin, Thomas D.

Cook, Garland 0.

Pohtical Science

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Electrical Engineering

Coggins, Lonnie D.

Cory, James R.

Croom, Thomas H.

Math

Biology

Political Science

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ColUns, Melissa M.

Covington, William V., Jr.

Cureton, Pearlie M.

Davis. Abbie G.

History

Economics

History

Biology

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Economics
Dobbins, Russell D.

Business Administration
Donahue, Peter D.

History
Driggers, Charles A., Jr.

Mech. Engineering
Driver, Steven B.

Business .Adininistration

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Echeverria, Edward

Psychology
Elam, Sandra A.

English
Ellis, Lanny G.

Nursing
Eudy, Terry G.

Math

Francis. John B.
Economics

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Frederick, Nancy B.

English
Furr, Sandra K.

English
Gaddis. Homer W., Jr.

History
Gathings, Susan L.

French
Gibson, Anita S.

English

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Gilleland, Kenneth E.

Engineering
Green, Darlene L.

English

Greene, Diannc J.

English
Greene, Wayne

Biology
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Math

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Hammond, Jerry W.

Economics
Hannifin, James P.

Political Science
Harmon, Thomas E.

Physics
Harris, Mary J.

Math
Harris, John D.

Political Science

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Hatley, Donald E.
Electrical Engineering

llensley, Shirley L.

English
Hess, Danny J.

Math
Hicks, Ann M.

English
Hicks, Beatrice L.

Nursing

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Hightower, John P., Jr.

Business Administration
Hill, James E, Jr.

Biology
Hmes, Daryle C.

Psychology
Hinson, Karen L.

Psychology
Hoellick, Larry C.

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Hoffman, Barbara

Nursing
Home, Robert T.

Math
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Math
Ingram. Manlou G.

English
Imes. Kenneth E.

Business Administration

Row 2

Jeske, Arthur H.

Biology
Jones, Joyce G.

Math
Karriker, Dave B.

Mech. Engineering
Kepley, Betty L.

Sociology

Kimball. Catharine E.
Psychology

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Lau, Kwan-Pang

Electrical Engineering
Leftwich. Emily C.

English
Linker. Howard A., Jr.

History
Lineberger. Thomas H.

Math
Long, Daniel A.

Electrical Engineering

Row 4

Long, Winthrop A.. Jr.

Nursing
Lynch, William L.. Jr.

Chemistry

MacClamrock. Ellen E.

History
Mann, Margaret C.

English
Martin, Shirley W.

English

Row 5

Matthews. Daniel G.

History
Maus. John M.

Business Administration
McCorkle.Joe H, Jr.

Geography
McGill. Nancy T.

English
Mclntyre, William C.

Math

Row 6

McLaughhn, Evelan A.
Nursing

McLuen. Ronald B.

Biology
McQuay. Rebecca S.

Nursing
McQueen, Phyllis A.

English
Miller, George K.

History

Row 7

Miller. Lloyd C.

Art
Miller. Ron C.

Business Administration
Milton, William D.

Mech. Engineering
Moore, John N.

Pohtical Science
Moore, Gloria D.

History

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Biology
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Morgan, Blayrie W.

Eleclrical Engineering
Morrison. Kenneth B.

Business Administralion
Morrison, Norma L.

Sociology

Row 2

Murdock, Dennis W.

Eleclrical Engineering
Muscat, Charles M.

Math
Newsom, Larry W.

Economics
O'Dell. Anita M.
Parks. Margaret L.

Biology

Row 3

Patterson, Stephen A.

Sociology
Polk.Blainc J, Jr.

Electrical Engineering
Polyzos, Olga

French
Ramsenr, Lorct/ L., Jr.

Business Administration
Rankin, Danny T.

Psychology

Row 4

Rash, Nancy A.

Psychology
Reel. John S.

Chemistry
Reger. Francis H,

Business Administration
Reid, Sally A,

Nursing

Reynolds. Sandra P.
History

Row.S

Rohbins, William C.

Business Administration
Roberts, James B, III

Business Administration
Rogers, Ronald W

Math
Russell. Thomas J.

Business Administration
Russell. Ronald E.

Math

Row 6

Sansing. Nancy L,

English
Sasser, Eugene F.

Spanish
Scartozzi Nancy A.

English

Schiller, Cecilia G.

Business Administration
Seism, Ada R.

Biology

Row?

Scott. Sylvia A.

Sociology
Seat'ord. Danny C.

Business Administration
Scrrett. Linda C.

History
Shaw. Bilue B

Business Adminislration
Slioun. Itlizabeth A.

Sociology

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Stocks. Lester \V.

Turner. Gail L.

Sifford. John R.

Accounting

History

Math

Turpin. James E.

Singleton, Martha F.

Row 3

History

Nursing

Stone. Sara J.

Underwood, Eric S.

Smith, Linda D.

English

English

English

Stonestreet. O.C, III

Row 5

Smith, Roy F.

History

Ussery. Nancy J.

Psychology

Sui. .Alfredo

Economics

Speer. Robert 0.

Chemistry

Vanderburg. Michael L.

History

Teem, Paul L.. Jr.

Business Administration

History

Wade, Michael E.

Row 2

Thomas. Mary D.

Math

Spencer. Susan M.

Math

Washam. Nancy G.

Psychology-

English

Spencer. William H^

Welch. Robert A.

Sociology

Row 4

Chemistry

Stephens. Kenneth M.

Thomas. Melvin D.

Accounting

Sociology

Row 6

Stewart. Felton N.

Thorne, Lewis G.

Wentz. Alan M.

Philosophy

Civil Engineering

English

West. Jettrey F.

Business Administration
White. WillaD.

Business .Administration
Wilkins. Claude W.

Electrical Engineering
Wilson, Joseph D.

Math

Row 7

Wood. Robert D.

English
Yates. Reginald L.

Business Administration
Yaude. Judith A.

Nursing
Dudley, James E.

Psychology
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Business Administration

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Harbin. Joan P.. 2
Hardison. Eric T., I

Hardison, Joseph M-, 2
Hancock, Patricia D.. 3
Harkey, Billic Jo, I
Harmon, .Margaret L., 2
Harrell, Ronald A., 3
Harris, Bruce C. 2

Harris, Mary V,, 3
Harkin, James A,. 2
Hartis, Casper G.. 2
Han, Benita D.. 2
Hartman. Brcnda A.. I
Harlon. Linwood -M., Jr., 2

Harwell. John M.. 2
Harwell. Sandy. 1
Hatley. Anne E,, 3
Hatlcy, Vickie L., 1
Haubenreiscr, ,Margarct A .
Hayes. Carol C„ 3

Heffner, Mary L., 3
Henderson, William P., 3
Henry, Doris D., 1
Hensley, Jerry R., 3
Herman, Marsha G.. 2
Hewitt. Robert \V.. 1

Hickock, Alan P., 3
High, Bobby D., 3
Hildreth, Ralph F., 3
HiU, AnnT., 3
Hill. Elizabeth E., 3
Hinson,Pat L.. 2

Hinson, Victoria A., 1
Hobbs, Clarence W., Ill, 3
Hogue, Brenda A.. 1
Holland, Shawn J.. 1
Holland, Toussaint, 2
Holbrooks, Phoebe D., 1

Holmes. Jerry M.. 3
Holzel. Bobbi S., 1
Hood, James W., 3
Hood, Mattie, 1
Hood, William H.. 2
Hopkins, Lois E.. 1

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Hoppe, Robert R.. 1
Horton. Ruth L.. 1
Horton, Stephen M.. 2
Howard. Lana K.. 2
Howell. Donna, 1
Howell, Mary C, 1

Howe. Eileen P.. 1
Howes. Ginger O.. 1
Hughes. Dubba K., 1
Hughes, Gayle M., 2
Huneycutt. Neesie, 1
Hunicke. William E., 3

Hunt, Tony L., 1
Hutchinson, Patricia E., I
Hutton, James R., 1
Jacobs. Laura F., 2
Jackson. Jackie L.. 1
James, Kathy L.. 1

Jameson, Mary F., 3
Jarrett, Gloria D., 3
Jetton. David H., 1
Johnson. Donna. 2
Johnson, Gwendolyn V., 2
Johnson, Marcia, 1

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Johnson, U'llton C. 1
Johnslon. Gilbert L., Jr., 3
JoUey. Carols. 2
Jones. David H.. 3
Jones, David P . 2

Jones. Deborali. 3
Jones. John M.. 1
Jones. Michael P.. 3
Jones. Randy P.. I
Jordan. David A.. 2
Jordan. Donnie B.. 2

Jordan. James B.. 3
Jordan. Janet 1 . 3
Joyce. Ronald A.. 3
Jung, James, 2
Justice. Kenneth L,. 3
Kaemmerlen, Cathy J.. 3

Keever. Rita. 1
Kekulah. Neing E.. 1
Keller. Mary E., 2
KcUey. Harold N., 2
Kelly. Katliryn J., 2
Kendrick, Allen M., 1

Kennedy. Jean L,. 3
Kepley. Herman B.. 2
Killiun. James H.. 1
Killough, Ney G.. 1
Kllpatrick, Jane M., 1
Kindley. Theron Q.. 1

King. John U,, III, 3
Klser, Darrellyn R , 2
Kivctte. Dcbra L.. 1
Koontz. Geraldine P.. 3
Knight. WyiettaG,, 1
Lambert, Joyce E., 2

Lands, Vernon D., 1
Lane. .Marsha G-, 1
Laney, I loyd R,, Jr., 1
Lanklord. Wanda L,, 1
Lark, Robert L., 2
Lavalle, Joseph W,, 3

Lay, Ronald D.. 2
Leary, Tamcia A., 1
Ledlord, Matilda L., 2
l-cc, Connie S-. 3
Lee, Richard V,, 1
Lee, Sherry D., 1

Levevers. Lizabeth L.,
Lewis. Carol A.. 3
Lewis. Sandra F, 2
LevMS. Terrv J.. 1
Liles. Glenda L., 3
Liner. Alfred L.. 1

Link. Karen J.. 1
Link. Kenneth Hugh. 3
Linker. Jill Y.. 3
Little. Josie E.. 3
Little. Nancy E.. 2
Livingston. Jerry U .. 2

Locke. Michael G.. 1
Loeb. Richard W., 1
Lorenz, David W.. 3
Lovin. Cathey N.. 3
Lewder. John L.. 2
Lowder. Nancy A.. 3

McBane. Lawrence K.. 3
McCarthy. Joanne M.. 2
McCasland. Mailin C-. 2
McConnell. Vickie J.. 1
McCoy. Connie NL. 2
McCoy. Sandra J,. 1

McCurry. Carolyn J. 2
McDowell. Deborah R.. 1
McFariand. Dairyl D., 1
McGUl. William L.. 2
McGregor. Elizabeth S.. I
McGriff, Sammie L., 3

McLendon. Martha S-. 1
McRae. Jack A.. 2
McQueen, Mary N.. 3
MacGregor. Martha E., 2
Mahaffey. Roger C. 2
Marsh. David M., 3

Marshall, Ronald K.. I
Marshall, Larry A.. 1
Masalonis. Kathleen G.. 1
Matthews. Thomas R . Jr . 3
Mauney, William T., 3
Maus, Carl C. 3

Mayer, Barbara L,. 3
Medhn. Shirley Rhea, 3
Melchor, Carla R., 2
Melton. Michael D., 2
Meyer. Paula A-, 2
Michner. Elizabeth K.. 1

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Nelson, Kart-n \i.. I
Ncsbil. Susan S.. I
Newell. Tcrrl S.. 2
Nixon. Norma J.. 2
Norberg. Jack A . 1
Norton, Richard J., i

Norvillc. Laura II . 3
Novobilski. Joseph \,. 3
O'Connor, John \1., I
O'Daniel. Vernon I:., 1
(ri)cll,<.athy M.. 1
Oeland. John L.. 2

Osborne. Deborah C
Osborne. Vikki J.. 3
Owcnsby. Joseph I\.
Paden. Robert L . i
Padgett. Joy V.. 3
Parker. Paul I-.. 3

Mickle. Cynlhia L.. 3
Miekle. Joan.M.. 3
Miller. Karen E.
Miller, Kenneth \V.
.Miller. Larry I. 3
Miller. Morris L

Milhs. Lddie R. 3
Mills. .MeriUyn A., 1
Millsapps. Jan L., 2
,Mizell, Soma A , 3
Morgan. Bruce W., 3
Morgan. Patricia A . 1

Morgan. Sandra K.. 1
.Morin. Randall S.. 3
Moore. Gary L.. 1
.Morns. Jennifer C. 2
Morris. Marlene E.. 1
Morns. Trena K,. 2

Moser. Deborah A.. 1
.Mount. Gay D.. 1
Muckenluss. .Mary S.. 1
MuUins. Brian. 1
-Mullis. Larry ,M.. 1
Mullis. .Melanie H.. 3

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Paiker. MitcheU L.. 2
Parsons. Richard R.. 2
Patterson. .Man K.. 1
Peace. .Mpha M. 2
Peane. Howard L-. 3
Pearson. Devera R.. 3

Penninger. Jean F.. 2
Pettit. Pamela G-. 2
Philbeck. Linda S,. 3
Phillips. David W .. 2
Phillips. Linda S.. 1
Phipps. Pamela, 1

Pickett. Marva A., 2
Pierce. NorriS S.. 3
Pierce. Teresa L.. 1
Pierce. Walter T.. 2
Piatt. Lmda R.. 1
Plonk. Barbara A.. 3

Polk. Elizabeth A.. 1
Poovey, Ray S.. 1
Poteat. Thomas E.. 2
Powell. Marolyn K.. 1
Presley. Betty D.. 3
Presson. Karen L., 1

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Price, Jakie L.. 2
Psilopoulosl. -Maria G.. 1
Puckett. Nancy S.. 1
Rahn. WiUiam R., 1
Raley, Donna J., 3

Ramseur. Margaret D,, 2
Rankm, Darnel T.. 3
Rankm, Gerald D., 3
Ranson, William E-, 1
Rice. Steven M., 1
Ritchie, Gerrv E-, 1

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Roberson, Peggy Jo, 1
Roberts, Charles E., 1
Roberts, Juanita .A., 1
Robinson, Ben M , 1
Robmson. Judy L.. 3
RockecharUe, Barbara, 3

Rogers, Kathryn E., 1
Rogers, Pamela, 2
Ross, Maicia J., 3
Ross, Stan J.. 1
Rowe, Vicky M., 1
Rutledge. Dennis M., 1

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Sullz. Harold C. 1
Sanders. David B., 1
Sapp. Mary L., 2
Saunders. Janice K.. 1
Scoggin, Dale V., I
Scotl. Amanda M.. 2

Scolty, Garrett L.. 2
Scruggs. LiUianC, 3
Seabolt, Ronald W.. 2
Seaniaster, Larry G.. 1
Searcy, Rhonda L.. I
Sellers. Kenneth R.. 3

Sevic. Sybil G., 3
Shaver. Jack R.. 1
Shaver. Wilham G,, 3
Shaver. Donald C. 2
Shelian. Johanna i-.. 3
Shepard. John D.. 1

Sherrill. Rhonda L.. 1
Sherrill. Dana N., I
Sherrill. Edward W., 3
Shinn. Jerry V., 2
Shoemaker. Boyce K.. I
Shook. Sharon t.. I

Short, Thomas E., 1
Shrum. Linda S.. 2
Sibal. Shiva. 3
Sides. Cynthua A.. 1
Sigmon. Charlie E.. 3
Siler. Gary G,. 1

Sills. Steve. 1
Simpson, Martha L., I
Simpson. Benton G.. 2
Singleton, Spencer, 2
Skecn, Muriel E.. I
Slaughter, Rebecca J.. I

Smith. Barbara J.. 3
Smith. Jack M.. 2
Smith. Melanie A.. 1
Smith. Ronald L,. 3
Smith. Ted D., 2
Snider. Susan E.. I

Solomon. Carol I-;.. 2
Somerall. Susan K.. 1
Sowers. Dennis C.. I
Sowers. 1-rank C, 1
Speights. Terry S.. 2
Spencer, Bennie L.. Jr.. 3

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Spivey, Debra G., 2
Splawn, Betsy A.. 1
Stalvey. Linda K., 3
Starr. Paula J.. 2
Stavrakas. Lynn, 3
Stevens. Jacqueline E., 1

Stewart. Donna L., 3
Stirewalt. Nathan B.. 1
Stone, Edward, 3
Stone. Jacklyn L.. 2
Stone. Linda S.. 3
Stowe. Richard W., 3

Sutton, Susan L.. 2
Swacker. Judy E., 1
Swann, Ronald S.. 3
Swenson, Bernard W., Jr.,
Swicegood, Joyce F., 3
Swindle. Brenda K., 3

Swofford. Donald J., 2

Tacks. Lawrence C, 1

Taylor. Daphne L.. 3

Mr. & Mrs. Taylor's son. Dave. 3

Taylor. Frank L.. 2

Taylor, Robert M., 2

Taylor. Wayne E.. 3
Teague. Rhonda K.. 1
Teague, Wanda D.. 3
Teal, Cindy J.. 2
Tedder. Janice L.. 1
Thomas. Beverly A.. 2

Thomas. Bruce. 3
Thomas. Clyde S., 2
Thomas. Janice E., 3
Thomas, Lanna M., 3
Thomas. Pamela S.. 3
Thomas, Susan G.. 2

Thompson. Angela D., 1
Thompson. Wanda W., 2
Threatte, Joseph E., 3
Timanus. Mary E.. 2
Tompkins, Lucia A.. 1
Towery, John W., 1

Trivette, Donald L., 3
Troutman, Lee E., 2
Turner. Terry J.. 3
Van Bergen. Anna E., ;
Vann, Laurie J., 2
Vaughan. Dianne. 3

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Vejch, Judy G., I
Vickcry, Wanda S., 1
Vickery. Michael D., 3
Villalon, Ana M., 1
Walker. Marcia R . 2
Wallach, Charles B.. 1

Wallwork. Catherine L..
Walsh, Kathleen L.. 1
Walters. Linda E.. 3
Walton. Joseph L.. 3
Ward, Kit. 3
Ward. Kathy P.. 2

Warner. Pamela A.. 3
Watanasu-iraeh. .\ledhi C.
Wayson. tdward O.. 2
Weaver. Karen t.. 1
Wcstberg. Jcraldine. 3
Westbrook. Arlene. 3

White. Bessie L.. 3
White, John E.. 111. 1
White. Robert B.. 2
Whitley. .Marlene, 2
Whitley, Robert D., 2
Wike, Rebecca M., 1

Wilco,\. Kathie A., 1
Williams. Christina D..
Williams. Craig R.. 3
Williams. Diane L.. 1
Williams. Frank R., 2
Williams, Gary L., 2

Williams, .Mary it.. 1
Williams. Peter C. 1
Willis. Katherine E.. 1
Willis. Thurman L.. 3
Wilson, Arthur H.. 3
Wilson, Ferolene R.. 3

Wilson. Lonnie R.. 3
Wilson, .Melanie .M.. 1
Wilson. Nancy L.. 2
Wilson. Roscanne E.. 3
Witherspoon. .Mary A.. 1
Witherspoon. Gary W,, 1

Witncr, Diane E., 1
Wolfe, Thomas A., 2
Wood, Alma L., 3
Woods, Richard E., 3
Worrell. Donald V.. Jr.. 3
Wray, John 11. Jr.. 2

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The Portraits in This
Yearbook Were Made By

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year, for your own words reproduce your memories far better
than ours.

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