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THE  LIBRARY  OF  THE 

UNIVERSITY  OF 

NORTH  CAROLINA 


THE  COLLECTION  OF 
NORTH  CAROLINLANA 

ENDOWED  BY 

JOHN  SPRUNT  HILL 
CLASS  OF  1889 


UNIVERSITY  OF  NC   AT  CHAPEL  H 


00016885408 


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Artwork  on  Dust  Jacket  and  Division  Pages 

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Copy  on  Pages  132-143  and  166-179 

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Specifications 

The  Yackety  Yack  is  the  yearbook  of  the  University  of  North  Carolina 

at  Chapel  Hill,  printed  in  1978  by  Hunter  Publishing  Company  of 

Winston-Salem.  North  Carolina.  The  basic  paper  stock  is  Warren  Gloss 

Enamel  except  endsheets  and  honoraries  which  are  Curtis  Delmarva  Clay. 

it  jacket  is  printed  on  Kromekote  by  Fisher-Harrison  of  Greensboro,  North  Ca 

All  body  copy  is  set  in  Garamond  with  bold  and  italic.  The  cover  material  is 

GSB  Black  Pearl  bookcloth  silkscreened.  debossed.  and  hot  foil  stamped. 

Additional  specifications  upon  request. 

Copyright  1978  by  Theodore  K.  Kyle  and  the  UNC-CH  Media  Board 

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All  of  my  life,  a  part  of  my  mind  has  been  in  Chapel  Hill.  Carolina  was  inside  a 
thick  red  velvet  bound  book  stamped  in  gold,  Yackety  Yack  1907 .  I  knew  the 
Class  of  '07  very  well,  especially  the  football  hero  who  died  the  next  year.  And 
when  1  came  to  Chapel  Hill  in  the  summer  of  1976,  almost  seventy  years  later,  I 
found  it  to  be  fundamentally  no  different.  The  book  came  to  life.  As  they  said  in 
'07, 

"Yes,  everything  is  just  the  same  — 
Same  old  campus,  same  old  well, 
Same  old  jaybirds  raising  hell  — 
You  bet  I'm  glad  I  came.  " 

In  Chapel  Hill  you  can  still  go  to  Jeff  s  and  get  a  vanilla  Coke  (alcoholic  content 
of  the  vanilla:  32%);  you  can  still  get  shoes  repaired  at  Lacock's;  you  can  still  have 
a  suit  tailor-made  for  you  at  Julian's;  you  can  still  read  all  the  books  in  the 
Intimate  without  buying  any  of  them;  you  can  still  go  to  a  movie,  a  play,  or  a 
concert  most  any  time;  and  you  can  still  walk  to  all  these  places  from  campus. 
Chapel  Hill  is  one  of  the  few  places,  in  fact,  in  which  you  can  still  carry  on  a 
totally  civilized  existence  without  an  automobile. 

From  the  next  generation  —  my  father,  and  my  uncle  —  I  heard  all  sorts  of 
tales.  I  heard  about  the  big  party  at  the  Sigma  Chi  house  in  1941,  when  my 
father's  two  sisters  came  from  their  colleges  to  visit.  My  uncle,  of  course,  was 
missing.  My  father  found  him  downstairs  in  the  spooky  basement,  throwing 
circus  knives  at  his  roommate  whom  he  had  pinned  to  the  wall.  I  also  heard  about 
the  time  they  went  on  an  expedition  to  Duke  to  paint  "Beat  Dook"  all  over  the 
campus  on  the  eve  of  the  big  game.  The  next  day  they  were  both  in  the  Beat 


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Dook  Parade,  which  somebody  decided  to  take  through  Durham.  My  father  was 
nearly  pulled  off  the  runningboard  of  a  car  by  irate  Dookies. 

A  definite  picture  of  college  life  was  growing  in  my  mind,  a  sort  of  never-never 
land: 

"Oh,  father  and  mother  pay  all  the  bills 
And  we  have  all  the  tun  —  hooray! 
That's  the  way  we  do  in  college  life." 

—  Owen  Johnson,  Stover  at  Yale  (1912) 

Often  it  disturbs  me  that  the  vital  thing  in  my  life,  and  most  of  my  friends' 
lives,  is  not  the  education  we  are  getting  here,  but  the  fun  we  are  having.  At  times 
Chapel  Hill  looks  like  a  great  big  nursery  school.  There  are  moments  when  I 
cannot  imagine  what  I'm  going  to  do  after  I  leave.  Every  student  has  them,  those 
httle  darts  of  fear  when  you  don't  know  if  you  can  stand  being  a  dentist  or  an 
insurance  salesman  or  a  wife-and-mother  after  four  years  at  Carolina.  The  darts 
come  thick  and  fast  the  Senior  year,  and  as  the  dreaded  graduation  day  ap- 
proaches students  begin  changing  their  majors  or  applying  for  law  school.  It  is  a 
bizarre  spectacle,  a  university  full  of  students  trying  frantically  to  keep  from 
graduating. 

En  route  to  Franklin  Street  one  afternoon,  I  met  a  man  taking  his  ferrets  for  a 
walk  in  the  park.  Two  long  narrow  animals  on  a  leash  waddled  through  the  pink 
flower  petals  heaped  up  around  Howell  Hall.  In  a  little  while  the  ferrets  had 
drawn  an  enthusiastic  crowd.  It  was  just  another  day  at  Chapel  Hill.  This  place  is 
like  paradise,  in  which  we  eat  the  forbidden  fruit  of  knowledge  and  then  we  are 
ejected  to  the  cold  world  outside. 


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Franklin  Street  was  floating  in  a  haze  of  sunlight  and  leaves.  People  strolled  around 
looking  smart.  They  all  seemed  to  have  something  to  do  that  was  not  very  pressing.  Going 
past  Jeffs  (the  famous  "Beer  and  Leer"),  I  heard  Jim  Cannon's  voice  from  inside:  "Chapel 
Hill  has  succeeded  for  years  as  a  schizop- 


hrenic city." 

Jim  Cannon  once  came  to  college  here. 
At  first  he  was  a  Phi  Beta  Kappa.  Then  he 
was  one  of  the  first  people  arrested  for  pos- 
session of  marijuana.  Now  he  is  something 
of  a  myth.  I  have  heard  that  he  is  the  best 
carpenter  in  town,  and  that  he  cannot  get 
into  any  bar  in  town.  He  goes  about  filling 
blank  books  with  what  he  sees  and  hears. 
He  has  a  picture  of  me  in  Book  S,  reading 
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Things  hadn't  changed  much  from  last  year  —  once  again,  Chapel  Hill  was  in  the 
midst  of  a  drought.  Memos  about  water  conservation  sprang  up  all  over  campus  telling 
us  when  and  how  to  take  a  shower  or  flush  a  toilet.  The  drought  had  become  a  tradition. 

As  usual,  the  same  pack  of  hounds  roamed  the  campus.  Some  of  the  dogs  were  pretty 
friendly  and  played  a  mean  game  of  Frisbee.  Some  were  just  "cool"  and  did  their  best  to 
ignore  all  the  people.  They  were  pretty  sharp,  too  —  they  had  learned  not  to  eat  the 
cheeseburgers  from  the  Union  snackbar. 

However,  a  few  changes  in  the  University  did  occur  over  the  summer.  First  of  all,  the 
Tin  Can  was  torn  down.  The  building  was  nothing  to 
look  at,  but  to  alumni,  the  Tin  Can  was  a  shrine  as  sacred 
as  the  Old  Well.  I  suppose  that  anything  that  had  been  a 
part  of  the  campus  for  a  half  a  century  would  be  missed. 
Replacing  the  Tin  Can  would  be  the  new  women's  gym,  a 
facility  which  would  not  be  completed  until  every  class  on 
campus  had  graduated. 

The  University's  relationship  with  the  federal  gov- 
ernment was  changing  too.  Each  day,  the  Daily  Tar  Heel 
carried  an  installment  of  the  Bill  Friday  vs.  HEW  saga. 
The  university  stood  to  lose  up  to  $100  million  in  funds 
if  the  university  system  did  not  desegregate  according  to  HEW  specifications. 


The  campus  was  fairly  well  desegre- 
gated in  some  ways,  although  most  black 
students  lived  on  South  Campus.  Bill, 
who  lived  in  Hinton  James,  would  tell  me 
about  watching  the  sororities  and  frater- 
nities sing  and  dance  line  dances.  The 
whole  dorm  came  out  on  the  balconies  to 
watch,  and  applaud  when  the  performance 
was  over.  He  claimed  it  made  for  a  great 
study  break. 


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The  fall  semester  began  with  little  excite- 
ment and  much  confusion.  The  freshmen  clog- 
ged all  the  bars  and  dorm  functions  like  some 
plague,  making  it  impossible  to  find  the  people  I 
knew  and  giving  me  a  headache  with  their  noise. 
People  suggested  that  I  had  once  given  other 
upperclassmen  a  headache,  but  I  couldn't  be- 
lieve it. 

A  crowd  of  freshmen  emerged  from  the 
Carolina  Coffee  Shop.  Everybody  on  Franklin 
Street  knew  immediately  that  they  were  fresh- 
men, because  they  were  all  following  a  guy  in  a  green  T-shirt  that  said  "Contact  77." 
"I  think  the  symbol  for  'Contact  '76'  was  prettier,"  said  Shannon. 
"Orientation  is  pretty  weak,"  I  agreed.  "But  just  wait  till  the  freshmen 
start  hitting  the  Bacchae  or  Harrison's.  They'll  get  oriented  there." 
"They  will  all  go  home  the  first  weekend,  though,"  said  my  roommate, 
known  as  the  Dorm  Duck. 

"Some  of  them  won't.  I  didn't.  I  only  went  home  when  they  locked  the 
dorm  up." 

"Well  you're  so  weird  anyway,  what  can  I 
say?" 

"Do  you  want  to  be  a  dead  duck.-*" 
Duck  and  I  went  to  the  Carolina  Coffee 
Shop  for  dinner.  Sometimes  I  wonder  why  it 
seems  to  be  such  a  high  class  place .  Ob  j  ectively 

speaking,  it  has  a  homemade  look  to  it.  But  the  Coffee  Shop  gives  the 
impression  that  it  doesn't  have  to  try  in  order  to  be  good.  The  lights  are 
low  and  the  staff  is  generally  high.  Classical  music  plays  in  the 
background,  sometimes  too  loud  for  conservation.  Every  now  and  then 
they  play  Beethoven's  Ninth,  which  always  gives  me  indigestion. 
She  had  had  very  litde  experience  with  Chapel  HiU  restaurants,  since 


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«it  was  uiiiui  cuuaic  cnougii  to  nave  a  seven-aay  meai  ticket  last  year.  1  was  telling  her  what  to  ord 
when  I  saw  two  girls  from  Aycock  at  another  booth.  They  were  obviously  freshmen,  and  they  were 
with  their  mothers.  The  mother  closest  to  me  was  a  formidable  woman,  widi  a  pile  of  hair  and  large 
paste  rings. 

"You  know,"  Duck  was  saying,  "I  don't  think  I  was  going  to  like  it  at  all  last  fall,  because  it  was  so 
rundown,  but  now  I  wouldn't  have  missed  last  year  in  Aycock  for  the  world." 

"Why  didn't  they  put  you  in  Cobb,  or  one  of  those  nice  dorms  in  the  Women's  Triad  ?"  the  mother 
demanded.  We  jumped,  and  then  realized  she  was  talking  to  her  daughter. 

"It's  supposed  to  be  the  loudest  dorm  on  campus,"  the  girl  complained.  "They  start  up  at  seven  in 
the  morning  and  go  on  all  night." 

"That's  a  dirty  lie,"  I  remarked.  "Nobody's  even  awake  at  seven  in  the  morning.  We  don't  start  up 
until  ten  or  eleven." 

"How  are  you  going  to  study  in  a  place  like  that.?"  the  mother  said.  ' 

"You'll  learn  to  live  without  it,"  Duck  re- 
marked under  her  breath. 

"I  guess  I'll  just  have  to  go  to  the  library,"  the 
girl  said. 

Obviously  she  hadn't  been  inside  either  lib- 
rary yet,  or  she  would've  known  the  truth.  The 
Undergraduate  Library  functions  mainly  as  "a 
place  to  go  on  Thursday  when  you  need  a  date 
for  Friday,"  as  one  of  my  friends  put  it.  As  for 
Wilson,  the  freshmen  are  lucky  to  escape  from 
there  with  their  lives.  On  my  first  visit  I  got 
stuck  in  the  elevator,  which  has  a  mind  of  its 
own,  and  kept  going  to  the  basement.  That 
building  crushes  undergraduates  like  files. 

"They  say  the  library's  loud  too,"  the  other 
girl  put  in. 

"How  do  the  other  girls  get  their  work 
done.''"  asked  the  other  mother. 

"I  don't  think  most  of  them  even  care,"  the 
first  girl  said  bitterly. 

I  smothered  a  rising  laugh  with  a  mouthful  of 
salad. 


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One  afternoon  in  late  September,  I  walked  out  of  Hamilton  Hall  and  ran  slam  into  a 
man  in  a  little  felt  derby.  He  was  running  blindly  for  the  door,  pursued  by  two  females  in 
yellow  T-shirts  inscribed  with  "Sigma  Chi  Derby  Day.  "  He 
lurched  past  me,  hanging  on  to  his  hat.  As  he  disappeared  through 
the  door,  one  girl  said  to  the  other  one,  "Quick!  Go  around  to  the 
back  door  and  catch  him  when  he  comes  out."  Shortly  afterward  I 
saw  her  face  peering  through  the  door  on  the  other  side  of  Hamil- 
ton. The  poor  man  sat  panting  in  the  lobby  while  the  two  girls 
prowled  around  both  of  his  escape  routes,  looking  sure  of  them- 
selves. 

"Is  this  the  Derby  Chase.''"  I  asked  one  of  the  girls. 

"It  sure  is!"  she  said  brightly. 

"How  long  have  you  been  running?" 

"Since  ten  this  morning." 

"It's  just  about  over  now,  though,  isn't  it?" 

"Yes,  but  the  best  part's  just  beginning.  Go  around  to  South  Building"  if  you  want  to 
really  see  something." 

I  took  off  to  South  Building  to  "see  something,"  devoured  by  curiosity.  I  saw  some- 
thing, alright. 

The  park  between  Wilson  Library  and  South  Building  was 
crowded  with  people,  all  of  whom  at  first  appeared  to  be  running 
in  a  circle.  It  was  like  a  scene  out  oi  Alice  in  Wonderland.  All  the 
men  had  on  derby  hats  and  were  running  from  the  women,  who 
had  on  T-shirts  with  sorority  letters.  A  man  suddenly  raced  by  me 
from  behind  a  bush.  Several  women  broke  out  of  the  general 
crowd,  fell  on  him,  and  threw  him  to  the  ground  with  practiced 
ease.  They  had  to  fight  him  for  his  hat,  which  was  by  now  nothing 
but  a  little  rag  of  black  felt.  One  of  them  snatched  it  from  his  grasp 
and  took  it  away,  whooping,  "I  got  three!" 

There  was  no  ill-feeling  that  I  could  see  in  all  this  wild  scramble. 
On  the  contrary,  everyone  seemed  to  be  having  a  hilarious  time, 


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I  ran  around  campus  looking  for  the 
Derby  Parade,  but  never  found  it.  I  was 
disturbed. 

Not  wanting  to  miss  out  on  anything 
else,  I  wandered  down  to  Ehringhaus  Field, 
where  the  sorority  games  were  already  in 
progress.  A  large  man  in  a  white  derby  hat 
stood  at  one  end  of  the  field  in  front  of  a 
scoreboard  directing  the  action.  A  beer 
chug  was  going  on  in  the  middle  of  the  field. 

Of  course,  an  egg  toss  and  a  pie-eating  event  followed.  People 
crowded  around  to  see  this  event,  and  lingered  there  talking  after 
it  was  over.  "We  need  to  get  the  next  event  started,"  the  man  in 
the  white  derby  kept  insisting.  "Please  clear  the  field  .  .  .  For  the 
last  time,  will  you  please  clear  —  "  Suddenly  five  pies  hit  him  in 
the  face,  thrown  from  five  different  directions.  There  was  a  loud 
burst  of  applause,  and  the  field  was 
cleared. 


The  last  game  was  a  "Mystery  Event." 
The  men  were  given  baseball  bats  at  the 
starting  line.  Each  one  had  to  put  his  forehead  on  the  end  of  his 
bat  and  put  the  other  end  on  the  ground,  and  race  around  in 
circles  until  he  had  finished  twelve  laps;  then  he  had  to  drop  the 
bat  and  run  down  the  field  to  his  sorority  partner,  who  had  to 
repeat  the  performance.  The  event  wasn't  as  complicated  as  it 
sounds;  its  main  attraction  was  that  after  twelve  dizzy  circles 
around  the  bat  the  contestants  lost  all  their  motor  control.  And  so 
with  dizzy  contestants  falling  all  over  each  other,  the  sorority 
games  ended  in  total  chaos. 


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The  annual  Chapel  Hill  water  shortage  came  to  a  violent  end 
during  the  fifth  week  of  classes.  I  was  on  Franklin  Street  with 
Duck,  buying  a  bouquet  of  sunflowers  for  a  birthday  present.  The 
Chapel  Hill  Flower  Ladies  were  all  taking  their  ease  inside  the 
NCNB  Plaza. 

When  we  walked  out  of  the  Plaza,  it  looked  like  Armageddon. 
The  wind  was  howUng  and  the  sky  was  purple-black  like  a  nasty 
bruise.  Everything  seemed  to  glow  faintly  around  the  edges.  Peo- 
ple scurried  into  buildings,  clutching  their  bags  and  their  children. 
Anominous  rumbling  noise  came  from  the  sky. 

"This  looks  exciting,"  I  said. 


"It  looks  like  a  cloudburst  to  me,"  said  Duck,  taking  herself  into  Harrison's. 

"I  want  to  watch,"  I  said,  lingering  in  the  door. 

A  streak  of  lightning  split  the  sky  in  half  with  a  bang.  I  decided  to  follow  Duck  inside. 

Harrison's  is  a  self-proclaimed  "American  Bar,"  whatever  that  means,  located  in  the 
basement  under  Town  &  Campus.  The  test  of  sobriety  after  an  evening  at  Harrison's  is 
whether  you  can  get  up  the  stairs  without  falling  or  hitting  your  head  on  the  Tiffany  Lamp 
over  the  door.  Once  back  on  the  street,  the  first  thing  you  see  is  the  clean,  white  reproach- 
ful spire  of  the  University  Methodist  Church  across  the  street.  But 
during  the  day  Harrison's  is  a  restaurant  and  very  respectable.  The 
decor  is  a  Roaring  Twentyish  menage  of  Coca-Cola  posters  and 
potted  ferns,  and  since  it  is  always  cool  and  dark  inside,  I  like  to 
eat  lunch  there  on  hot  days. 

Earlier  that  day  I  had  struggled  through  my  logic  midterm  with  |^  | 
Gerald.  Afterward  our  instructor  began  to  explain  the  problems  to 
those  who  wanted  to  listen,  and  was  immediately  challenged  by 
somebody  who  had  an  "easy  way"  to  do  the  first  problem.  He  took 
five  minutes  explaining  his  easy  way.  "Come  do  it  on  the  board," 
said  our  instructor,  skeptical. 

"Let's  get  out  of  here,"  said  Gerald.  "I've  heard  there's  a  per- 


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We  sneaked  quietly  out  of  the  room.  Once  in  the  sunshine,  we  relaxed  and  began 
complaining  about  the  test.  "I  didn't  want  to  hear  how  some  asshole  had  done  it;  I  wanted 
to  hear  how  to  get  it  right,"  said  Gerald,  exasperated. 

"Well,  we  probably  shouldn't  expect  to  set  the  class  on  fire,"  I  reasoned,  "when  we  leave 
halfway  through  to  see  a  performing  frog." 

We  got  to  the  Pit  and  found  it  quiet.  A  small  stage  in  fromt  of  the  Lenoir  Hall  steps  was 
draped  with  a  scarlet  cloth  that  said,  "Jack  the  Wonder  Toad."  People  were  beginning  to 
fill  up  the  steps,  commenting  on  what  they  expected  from  a  wonder  toad.  At  noon,  a  fairly 
ordinary  man  came  out  of  the  Union  and  advanced  to  the  stage.  By  now  I  was  sure  the 
whole  thing  was  a  joke,  which  was  disappointing.  A  real  performing  toad  would  have  been 
truly  something  to  write  home  about. 

After  going  through  a  grand  speech  about  the  fame  of  the  wonder  toad,  he  unveiled  a 
wax  figure  on  a  pedestal.  "Jump,  Jack!"  he  said.  Not  surprisingly,  the  toad  did  not  move. 
He  produced  a  white  pill.  "Amphetamines,"  he  told  the  audience,  placing  the  pill  in  the 
toad's  mouth,  where  it  stuck.  "Jump,  Jack!"  The  wax  toad  stood  its  ground.  The  man 
looked  grave.  He  reached  in  a  box  and  produced  a  little  cat  o'nine  tails.  "The  whip,"  he 
announced,  striking  the  toad.  The  toad  remained  on  its  pedestal,  pill  between  its  teeth, 
"'  ■    -   ^ — "-'"  '"t@  space.  He  never  did  jump. 


|s  shocked  to  hear,  at  the  end  of  the  show,  that  the  man  did 
the  Wonder  Toad"  for  a  living.  He  passed  the  hat,  and 
iiody  put  some  money  in.  As  the  wonder  toad  crowd  was 

, ng  up,  the  UNC  band  and  cheerleaders  began  assembling  in 

le  Pit  for  a  pep  rally.  I  stayed  to  watch;  Gerald  left. 
The  band  played  "Carolina  Victory,"  and  one  of  the  cheerlead- 
ers did  a  shameless  Elvis  imitation.  The  noise  attracted  all  the 
campus  dogs  in  the  area,  who  ran  baying  through  the  Pit.  One  sat 
down  behind  the  cheerleaders  and  began  to  howl  along  with 
"Carolina  Victory."  Meanwhile  another  dog  amused  itself  by  nip- 
ping at  the  cheerleaders'  heels  all  through  the  pep  rally. 


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I  didn't  make  it  to  the  State  Fair  this  year,  but  it  really  didn't 
matter,  since  the  Chapel  Hill  street  festival,  Festifall,  has  gotten 
so  much  like  the  State  Fair  that  I  might  as  well  see  one  as  the 
other.  Franklin  Street  was  blocked  off  from  Columbia  to  the 
Morehead  Planetarium,  and  filled  with  vendors  of  hot  dogs, 
Cokes,  and  cotton  candy.  Stands  sold  assorted  crafts,  jewelry, 
and  dollies  that  hide  a  roll  of  toilet  paper  under  their  crocheted 
skirts.  The  air  was  filled  with  bluegrass.  I  was  quite  let  down; 

from  my  childhood  memories  of  Chapel 

Hill  street  festivals  I  could  recall  bizarre 

jazz  trios  and  outdoor  art  galleries. 

Chapel  Hill  had  been  firmly  entrenched 

in  my  mind  as  the  home  of  avant  garde 

after  I  had  seen  these  festivals;  now  that  I  was  old  enough  to  come 

here.  Chapel  Hill  seemed  about  as  avant  garde  as  the  State  Fair. 

After  wandering  through  the  crowd  for  a  while,  I  did  find 
some  traces  of  the  good  old  days:  a  face 
painting  booth,  where  a  friend  of  mine 
got  fixed  up  like  a  cat;  a  jewelry  stand 

that  sold  Egyptian  pendants,  scarabs,  and  little  parian  faces  on  a 
string;  a  man  who  displayed  a  set  of  whirling  chrome  sculptures; 
and  food  stands  more  to  my  taste  than  hot  dogs,  making  French 
crepes  and  fondue.  Halfway  through  the  afternoon  I  bumped 
into  some  friends  collectively  known  in  musical  circles  as  "The    , 
Rockers."  "Come  down  to  the  Post  Office,  "  one  of  them  told    ~ 
me.  "We're  gonna  hear  a  punk  rock  group  from  Carrboro  called   | 
the  H-Bombs." 


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Intrigued,  I  followed  to  the  Post  Office.  The  H-Bombs 
turned  out  to  be  half  of  the  area's  last  famous  punk  band, 
"Sneakers,"  plus  two  new  members.  Their  Marshall  amps  were 
turned  up  to  deafening  levels,  and  they  generally  frightened 
most  of  the  people  away,  except  for  small  children.  Their  crowd 
was  half  art  students  and  half  kids.  They  roared  away  for  an 
hour,  playing  selections  from  an  upcoming  album  called  The   g 
H-Bombs  Drop  In.  In  the  meantime,  the  audience  tried  to  outdo    ~ 
itself  in  bizarre  behavior.  Another  former  Sneaker  was  in  the    1 
crowd,  doing  handstands;  his  girlfriend  had  a  long  cigarette  hoi-   I 
der;  everybody  had  on  shades  and  black  T-shirts.  For  the  first 
time  at  Festifall,  I  truly  felt  at  home. 

The  State  Fair  wasn't  the  only  thing  I  missed.  The  Wednesday 
after  Festifall,  I  slept  through  University  Day  even  though  I  had 
planned  on  going.  I  didn't  want  to  miss  the  ceremony  of  it  —  the 
academic  procession  with  all  those  professors  in  their  fancy 
robes,  not  to  mention  the  band  and  the  spectators. 

Later,  Lynn  told  me  that  the  Black  Student  Movement  dem- 
onstrated again. 

"What  did  they  demonstrate  about  this  year?" 
The  Bakke  reverse  discrimination  case,  I  think  —  or  was  it 
discrimination  in  UNC  admissions.^  I  think  it  was  both." 


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This  year  Carolina  played  most  of  its  important  football  games  away,  including  ttie  State 
game.  The  weekend  that  we  played  State  looked  as  if  it  would  be  one  of  the  calmer  ones  at 
Chapel  Hill  this  fall,  since  almost  everybody  was  planning  to  be  in  Raleigh  for  either  the 
game  or  the  State  Fair.  I  wasn't  about  to  get  tied  up  in  the  mess  in  Raleigh,  so  I  decided  to 
invite  my  mother  to  stay  with  me. 

As  things  worked  out,  the  excitement  began  right  after  she  walked  in  the  dorm  on 
Friday  night.  Aycock  had  arranged  a  last-minute  mixer 
with  Old  West,  and  my  mother  had  to  hold  the  front  door      "* 
open  while  the  guys  rolled  in  two  kegs  of  beer.  She  ap- 
peared in  my  room  carrying  a  little  suitcase  and  looking 
very  shaken  up.  The  Duck,  who  is  a  born  public-relations 
agent,  did  her  best  to  gloss  the  incident  over,  as  a  voice   ,  ■ 
floated  down  the  hall:  "Raise  hell!"  Going  out  to  get  my   i 
mother's  other  bag,  who  would  she  and  I  run  into  but  the   | 
dorm  officers,  just  the  people  I  did  not  want  her  to  meet.    ^ 

"Everybody,"  I  said.   "I'd  like  you  all  to  meet  my   § 
mother." 

The  worst  was  yet  to  come.  My  mother  told  me  she  wanted  to 
go  to  bed  at  10:30,  despite  my  warnings  that  she  would  not  be  able 
to  sleep  with  all  the  noise  in  the  lounge.  She  went  in  the  bathroom 
to  take  a  tranquilizer.  I  was  ashamed  to  show  her  the  bathroom, 
which  was  in  its  usual  smelly  disorder. 
I  "I'm  sorry  this  night  has  turned  out  so  bad,"  I  said,  watching  her 
fill  a  cup  with  water.  "I  really  don't  think  it'll  settle  down  here 
until  these  guys  from  Old  West  leave." 

"Probably  not,"  said  a  strange  boy,  coming  out  of  one  of  the 
stalls  behind  us.  My  mother  stared.  I  could  have  wrung  his  neck. 

The  weekend  wasn't  a  total  loss,  though.  Since  we  completely 
embarrassed  State,  beating  them  27-14, 1  had  a  good  excuse  to  go 
out  and  celebrate. 


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New  sports  and  games  were  in- 
troduced to  the  University  this 
fall,  breaking  out  in  the  most  pro- 
fusion during  midterm  exams. 
One  afternoon  my  roommate  and 
I  stumbled  on  a  paper  airplane 
tournament  in  the  Pit.   People 
were  solemnly  throwing  airplanes 
and  putting  down  tape  markers 
where  they  landed.  Photographers 
from  the  Yack  and  the  Tar  Heel 
were  covering  the  event. 
Another  day  we  wandered  into  a  hot  game  of  Frisbee  Golf  in 
the  Arboretum.  Two  guys  were  trying  to  make  the  fifteenth  hole,  which  was  the  gap  in  the 
split  rail  fence  behind  Spencer,  with  a  minimum  number  of  throws. 

Best  of  all  were  the  Mudslide  Olympics,  held  in  front  of  Connor  the  day  before  the 
Thanksgiving  holidays.  Three  very  grimy  contestants  took 
turns  skidding  through  a  large  mudhole  backward,  forward, 
standing,  sitting,  and  lying,  respectively.  The  winner  was  the 
one  who  managed  it  with  the  most  style,  and  his  prize  was  a  bar 
of  soap. 

Another  sport,  politics,  raised  its  head  in  the  form  of  an  amend- 
ment to  the  North  Carolina  Constitution  allowing  governors  to  suc- 
ceed themselves.  Governor  Jim  Hunt  was  all  for  it,  either  because  it 
would  make  the  state  government  more  effective  or  because  it  would 
apply  to  him  or  both.  Anyway,  he  wasn't  the  only  one  for  it.  Former 
Governor  Jim  Holshouser  spoke  at  a  meeting  of  the  College  Repub- 
licans to  push  the  idea.  I  don't  know  whether  he  helped  any  but  the 
amendment  did  pass  in  the  November  election. 


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The  Playmakers  Repertory  Company's  production,  Equus,  played 
through  the  month  of  October  to  a  full  house.  By  a  fluke,  I  managed 
to  secure  ^  ticket  ten  minutes  before  the  last  performance,  and  so 
got  my  first  taste  of  the  Playmakers'  Repertory  Company. 

The  Playmakers'  Theatre  was  bathed  in  orange  moonlight  that 
night,  and  two  handsome  black  silkscreen  banners  hung  between 
the  Corinthian  columns.  (In  the  small  hours  of  the  morning,  both 
banners  were  stolen.)  The  side  of  the 
theatre  was  decorated  with  venerable  graf- 
fiti: "NC6;  VAl,"  and  "Class  of '05." 

As  Equus  began  that  evening,  I  looked 
around  at  the  narrow  little  red  plush 

theatre,  the  audience  overflowing  the  seats  and  standing  in  the 

aisles,  and  the  lone  actor  striding  up  and  down  in  a  circle  of  silver- 
masked  horses.  I  began  to  get  a  feeling  of  what  my  professors  had 

been  trying  to  get  across  to  me  all  semester  —  the  excitement  of  art 

for  the  people  of  Classical  Greece  or  Renaissance  Italy,  the  way  it 

must've  felt  to  be  in  the  audience  for,  say,  the  first  season  of  Oedipus 

Rex.  It  was  very  romantic. 


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After  Halloween  some  very  odd  charac- 
ters descended  upon  campus:  Reverend 
Jed  Smock,  who  claimed  to  be  an 
evangelist  and  Stephen,  who  claimed, 
among  other  things,  that  he  was  a  prophet 
who  didn't  need  food  or  water.  Both  of 
them  stood  around  in  the  Pit,  drawing 
crowds  and  blocking  traffic. 

My  first  encounter  with  Jed  Smock  came 
upon  passing  by  the  steps  of  Lenoir  Hall. 
His  voice,  harsh  and  bitter,  floated  above  the  heads  of  a  crowd  of  art  students  that 
surrounded  him:  "Sure,  God  loves  all  the  faggots  and  perverts!" 
"But  do  you}"  a  voice  said  from  the  crowd. 

The  Reverend  Smock  ignored  the  question.  He  was  immaculately  dressed  in  a  Bill  Blass 
suit  and  topcoat,  and  his  hair  was  sprayed.  Standing  on  the  steps  of  Lenoir,  he  looked 
down  his  nose  on  the  students  in  the  Pit.  He  said,  I  know  how  evil  you  are  in  college, 
because  I  used  to  be  one  of  you." 

"I  doubt  it,"  one  of  the  front  hecklers  observed  acidly. 
"I  had  a  pair  of  Levis,"  he  went  on,  as  if  he  hadn't  heard.  "And  I 
had  a  denim  shirt,  and  a  pair  of  desert  boots.  And  I  had  long  hair 
and  a  beard,  just  like  you,"  he  told  the  beardless,  short-haired 
students.  "I  used  to  wear  a  corduroy  jacket  ..." 

"You  think  clothes  make  the  man,  don't  you?"  said  the  same 
heckler. 

"...  And  I  used  to  counsel  students  at  the  University  of 
Indiana.  The  freshmen  would  get  to  college  for  the  first  time,  all 
young  and  scared,  and  they'd  get  in  the  dorm  and  find  out  that 
their  roommate  was  z  pervert,  and  the  guy  down  the  hall  was  a.  pot  head,  and  the  guy  upstairs 
was  a. pusher  —  and  I'd  just  sit  there  with  my  feet  on  my  desk,  in  my  Levis  and  my  denim 


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shirt,  and  I'd  tell  them  there  was  no  prob- 
lem. And  if  it  was  a  girl  freshman,  I'd 
suggest  that  she  come  back  for  additional 
counseling." 

■'Who's  the  pervert?"  another  heckler 
said  loudly. 

'Guys  like  you  probably  fit  right  in  here 
from  the  beginning,"  Jed  Smock  exploded. 
"I  don't  have  to  go  to  campuses  and  listen 

to  this,  but  I  want  to  save  ail  of  you  queers  and  whores  ..." 

"Hey!"  yelled  a  girl.  "How  can  we  be  whores  if  the  guys  are  queers?" 

"...  from  Hell.  This  place  is  just  like  Gomorrah  in  the  Bible  ..." 

"You  left  out  Sodom!" 

Wearying  of  this,  I  made  my  way  over  to  where  Stephen  was  preaching.  He  wore  a 

multicolored  terrycloth  bathrobe  and  spoke  so  quietly  that  only  those  nearest  him  heard  a 

word.  He  was  explaining  patiently  to  a  girl  why  he  had  his  wife  walk  ten  paces  behind  him. 

I  saw  Eleanor  in  the  crowd  and  went  over  to  her. 
"Enjoying  the  show?"  I  asked. 

"Oh,  he  isn't  anything  but  another  Holy 
Roller  like  we  have  back  home,"  she  said 
in  disgust.  "Somebody  just  brought  him  a 
fish  sandwich  from  the  snack  bar." 

Later  in  November,  I  was  walking  to 
class  when  a  man  from  the  Gideon's 
handed  me  a  copy  of  the  New  Testament. 
He  didn't  say  a  word,  he  just  smiled  and  I 
returned  the  smile. 


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"They're  planning  to  fix  us  if  they  can,"  announced  Lynn, 
removing  electric  curlers  from  her  hair.  We  were  racing  up 
and  down  the  hall  in  the  dorm,  dressed  to  the  teeth,  getting 
ready  for  the  game.  "The  athletic  department  is  gonna  make 
us  pick  up  our  tickets  two  weeks  ahead  of  time,  like  the 
basketball  games,  and  sell  all  the  student  tickets  they  have 
left.  Who  in  the  hell  can  get  a  date  two  weeks  before  the 


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l|^^H    ^^v^'S    J^^^^^l  I  never  know  who  I'm  going  with  two  days  before  a 

r^^^L    S^f*!^^^^^^^     game,"  said  Midge,  Terry's  roommate. 

"I  didn't  know  who  I  was  going  to  this  game  with  two 
hours  ago!"  said  Lynn.  "That  rule  would  just  kill  any  casual  dates.  I  know  what  we  ought  to 
do.  They're  going  try  it  this  year,  to  see  how  it  works.  They  say  they  don't  want  any  empty 
seats.  I  think  it  would  be  funny  as  hell  if  all  the  students  picked  up  a  ticket  and  none  of  us 
went. " 

"Come  on;  I'm  starving,"  Midge  insisted. 

Lynn  tucked  a  bottle  of  Jack  Daniels  into  her  purse,  and  we  left. 

Cars  were  parked  all  over  the  grass  in  the  quad,  and  lined  up  in  rows  on  the  sidewalks. 
Some  of  the  cars  had  their  trunks  open,  and  the  tailgates  of  station  wagons  were  loaded  with 
fried  chicken  and  ham. 

We  stopped  at  one  of  the  open  station  wagons  and  ate  with  some 
family  friends  of  Lynn's  who  had  come  up  for  the  game.  They 
pressed  chicken  and  ham  biscuits  on  us,  insisting  that  they  could 
never  eat  it  all  by  themselves.  Midge  filled  up  her  purse  with  food 
before  we  left. 

The  way  to  Kenan  Stadium  was  clogged  with  cars,  buses,  alumni, 
and  small  boys  howling,  "Pro-gram!  Buy  your  pro-gram!"  The 
Woods  behind  the  old  Tin  Can,  which  used  to  be  our  shortcut  to 
Gate  Five,  were  gone.  Now  a  large  red  gash  in  the  earth,  surrounded 
by  chicken  wire  replaced  then.  The  Tin  Can  was  gone.  I  felt  a  httle 
resentful,  because  my  father  played  sports  there  in  the  1930's,  and  I 
danced  there  last  year. 


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We  stood  in  line  on  a  steep  slope  at  Gate  Five  for  half  an  hour,  waiting  for  tickets.  "If  I 
have  to  stand  here  much  longer,  I'll  lean  sideways  for  the  rest  of  my  life,"  remarked  Lynn. 
"You'll  be  leaning  sideways  when  we  come  out,  alright,"  Midge  put  in. 

The  man  who  punched  my  athletic  card  was  drinking  a 
very  pale  Carolina  Coke,  and  punched  five  holes  in  my  card 
trying  to  hit  the  right  square.  My  card  looked  like  a 
dartboard.  We  stared  at  it  all  the  way  to  the  concession 
stand,  where  Lynn  stopped  for  a  drink.  "Get  me  a  Carolina 
Coke  in  a  blue  cup!"  I  told  her,  heading  for  the  hot  dog 
stand.  "I'd  Hke  a  plain  hot  dog,"  I  told  the  man  behind  the 
counter. 

"One  streaker!"  he  yelled  to  the  cook,  grinning. 

We  had  seats  in  the  card  section.  This  was  a  first  for  me, 
because  usually  I  am  too  lazy  to  get  to  the  game  in  time  to 
get  good  tickets.  We  all  sat  down  and  Lynn  brought  forth  the 
Jack  Daniels.  "Really  this  is  Seagram's  Seven,"  she  said.  "I 
just  put  it  in  a  Jack  Daniels  bottle." 

The  football  game  began  with  the  usual  ceremony;  both 
bands  marched  out  and  played  "The  Star-Spangled  Banner," 
the  teams  ran  on  the  field,  and  Rameses  was  led  around  the 
stadium.  The  mike  man  went  into  his  endless  routines. 

"Why  do  we  even  have  him?"  remarked  Lynn.  "Nobody 
pays  any  attention  to  him." 

During  halftime,  we  watched  the 
Homecoming  Queen  get  crowned. 
We  got  to  perform  with  cards,  spelling  out  the  ritual  "Go  to  Hell 
State."  "What's  all  this  about  "Go  to  Hell  State?"  Barbara  asked. 
"We're  playing  Clemson."  I  never  could  explain  it  to  her  satisfaction. 

We  were  trailing  the  Tigers  by  three  near  the  end  of  the  game  and 
the  crowd  was  getting  frantic.  "What  do  we  want?"  shrieked  the 
mike  man.  "We  want  you  to  shut  up,"  said  Barbara's  date. 

Barely  a  minute  before  the  game  was  over,  we  finally  got  three 
badly  needed  points  and  the  game  ended  in  a  tie. 


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Lynn  broke  out  a  bottle  of  Cold  Duck  for  my  birthday  and  we  partied  until  the 
small  hours  of  the  morning.  A  Sigma  Chi  man  dropped  in  to  celebrate,  first  because 
he  had  just  found  out  that  he  would  be  living  in  the  Sigma  Chi  house  next  semester, 
and  second  because  the  Sigma  Chi  plot  to  steal  the  Duke  Blue  Devil's  uniform  had 
been  executed  that  afternoon. 

Preparations  for  the  great  Carolina- 
)uke  game  had  been  going  on  several 
vveeks  in  advance.  A  few  days  before  my 
birthday,   Carolina  was  shaken  to  its 
foundations  when  the  Dookies  kidnap- 
ped Rameses  and  sent  a  picture  to  the 
Tar  Heel  of  the  poor  animal  in  a  Duke 
blanket.  This  was  a  bad  omen.  The  two 
times  Duke  students  have  managed  in 
he  past  to  steal  the  ram,  Carolina  lost 
the  football  game.  Something  had  to  be 
doi,  .i  and  our  Sigma  Chi  man  had  done  it. 

The  Blue  Devil  suit  was  one  of  the  highlights  of  the  Beat  Dook  Parade  the  Friday 
before  the  game.  I  watched  the  parade  in  front  of  Spanky's,  at  the  corner  of  Franklin 
and  Columbia  Streets,  where  some  of  the  weirdest  behavior  annually  takes  place. 
Several  outstanding  floats,  such  as  the  "Carolina  Queen"  steamboat  and  the  Sigma 

Nu's  giant  ram,  and  some  downright 
weird  floats  were  in  the  parade.  Weir- 
dest of  all  was  Morrison  Dorm  Salutes 
the  Sixties,  which  was  a  little  parade  in 
itself.  A  group  of  hairy  bearded  types  in 
loud  clothes  came  first,  shaking  bells 
and  carrying  signs  that  said  "Bomb 
Dook,  Not  Hanoi."  Behind  them  was  an 
open  car  bearing  John  and  Jackie  Ken- 
nedy, waving  and  smiling.  On  the  back 


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of  John's  head',  someone  had  helpfully  stuck  a  bright  bull's 
eye  target.  As  the  car  came  to  the  intersection,  a  shot  was 
heard  and  Kennedy  fell  into  his  wife's  lap,  while  Secret  Ser- 
vice types  frisked  the  hippies  and  cops  ran  into  the  Insta 
Copy  building. 

Besides  this  strange  panorama,  were  the  usual  attractions:  a 
band  of  sheiks  playing  kazoos,  and  the  Beta  float  which  the 
brothers  all  carry  on  their  shoulders.  They  spun  it  around  at 
the  intersection  until  half  of  them  fell  off. 

The  next  day  we  beat  Duke  by  one  point  and  won  the  ACC 
Championship.  That  means  that,  all  told,  we've  beaten  Duke 
in  one  more  football  game  than  they've  beaten  us. 


Basketball,  at  least  among  the  UNC  student  body,  is  more  serious  business  than  foot- 
ball. For  one  thing,  there  is  the  time  and  effort  spent  to  get  tickets.  In  our^dorm,  people 
run  into  the  lounge  begging,  "Will  someone  please  take  my  place  in  line  this  afternoon  at 
two?  I've  got  a  class  from  two  to  three,  and  I  can't  cut  it.  It'll  only  be  for  an  hour.!"  More 
importantly,  no  drinking  is  allowed  in  Carmichael  Auditorium,  which  means  that  the 
crowd  is  generally  sober  enough  to  follow  the  game. 

My  first  basketball  outing  was  a  non-conference  game  with 
Oregon  State.  A  group  of  us  had  gone  early  for  tickets  and 
gotten  seats  on  the  third  row.  Intoxicated  by  the  dream  of 
standing  out  on  the  eleven  o'clock  news,  we  made  a  large  sign 
which  we  could  wave  at  the  TV  cameras. 

Carmichael  Auditorium  is  small,  loud,  and  intense,  and  sit- 
ting on  the  third  row  is  bound  to  bring  the  essence  of 
Carolina  basketball  very  close.  Once  it  came  entirely  too 
close,  when  the  ball  sailed  out  of  bounds  into  the  third  row  ^| 
and  several  ball  players  came  leaping  after  it.  I  forgot  to 
check  who  they  were,  I  was  so  occupied  with  getting  out  of  S| 
their  way. 


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We  waved  our  banner  whenever  TV  or  newspaper  cameras 
pointed  in  our  direction,  and  jumped  up  every  time  Carolina 
had  the  ball  —  as  much  in  self-interest  as  ecstasy,  because  the 
players,  coaches,  and  assistants  running  in  front  of  us  blocked 
our  view.  The  auditorium  shook  with  noise  when  something 
important  happened  on  the  court,  but  the  rest  of  the  time  the 
crowd  was  so  deadly  silent  that  I  could  hear  the  players'  rub- 
ber soles  squeaking  as  they  lunged  around  the  floor. 

Carolina  won  the  game  rather  easily,  and  the  student  body 
adjourned  to  the  Franklin  Street  bars  for  celebration.  It  was 
going  to  be  one  of  the  last  big  undergraduate  flings  of  the 
semester.  Reading  Day  was  approaching. 

Aycock  and  Graham  Dorms  collaborated  for  a  large  and  drunken  Christmas  Party 
on  the  eve  of  Reading  Day,  with  forty-eight  bottles  of  the 
worst  champagne  I  had  ever  tasted,  held  in  Graham's  base- 
ment playroom.  Lynn  and  Terry  tended  bar,  pouring  cham- 
pagne punch  into  paper  cups.  As  the  evening  wore  on,  the 
punch  got  stronger.  By  midnight,  they  were  pouring  straight 
champagne  into  the  cups  and  firing  off  the  corks  into  the 
crowd  around  the  jukebox.  A  wide  variety  of  dancing  was 
going  on  in  this  area:  Midge  was  leading  a  group  in  a  Bus  Stop    :- 1 
line,  Annabelle  was  doing  a  solo  to  "Brick  House,"  the    f 
freshmen  were  either  shagging  or  doing  an  original  Christmas    | 
step  called  the  Antler  Dance,  and  a  friend  of  my  roommate 
was  teaching  us  something  called  the  Birmingham  Hustle. 
For  a  grand  final  to  the  party,  Charlie  Miller,  our  ARD,  came 
as  Santa  Claus. 

Several  had  to  be  carried  back  to  Aycock,  but  the  hardened  pros  stood  firm.  As 
Lynn  and  Terry  led  the  way  noisily  into  the  dorm,  surplus  champagne  bottles  peek- 
ing out  of  their  bags,  someone  said  in  admiration,  "I've  never  seen  anybody  that 
drunk  who  could  still  walk!" 


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The  day  before  my  first  exam  was  a  memorable  one,  in 
which  studying  had  no  part.  In  the  afternoon  I  passed  time  by 
going  to  see  Bubbling  Brown  Sugar,  one  of  the  "Broadway  on 
Tour"  musicals,  in  Memorial  Hall.  I  felt  very  much  at  home  in 
the  fantasy  Harlem  on  the  stage,  because  it  reminded  me  of 
Niecey  Bradshaw  and  certain  nights  at  the  disco. 

I  spent  the  evening  dining  at  Aurora.  We  ate  steak  and 
kidney  pie,  and  entertained  ourselves  by  trying  to  decide  if 
the  woman  in  the  maribou  stole  sitting  next  to  us  was  faking 
her  English  accent. 

To  finish  off  a  perfect  day,  we  put  in  an  appearance  at  the 
Bacchae's  Christmas  Party,  where  the  frantic  doings  went  on 

until  three  in  the  morning.  After  closing,  Mayo's  crowd  waylaid  me  on  the  way  out 

and  began  pinching  me,  throwing  aluminum  balls  at  my  head,  and  spraying  my  hair  with 

snow  out  of  a  can.  "You've  gone  gray!"  one 

of  them  yelled.  | 

A  thought  of  my  exam,  which  I  now  had    c 

almost  twelve  hours  left  to  study  for,    -J 

briefly  crossed  my  mind.  That's  the  way  it    = 

goes,  I  shrugged,  taking  consolation  in  the    J 

idea  that  when  I  went  in  to  take  the  test,  the    | 

material  would  certainly  be  fresh  in  my    t 

mind.  With  that,  my  thoughts  went  back  to    1 

matter  at  hand.  I  snatched  a  pine  branch  off  | 

the  decorations  and  began  chasing  them    - 

around  the  bar. 


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January  is  the  most  miserable  month,  with  freezing  rain, 
wind,  and  an  endless  succession  of  slate-gray  skies  day  after 
day.  Compared  to  the  high  drama  of  December,  the  joy  of 
Christmas,  and  the  terror  of  final  exams,  the  start  of  a  new 
semester  is  rather  depressing. 

On  the  heels  of  the  dreadful  weather,  the  annual  UNC  flu 
epidemic  set  in.  It  came  like  a  thief  in  the  night,  before 
anyone  had  time  to  prepare  for  it,  and  took  an  amazing  toll. 

I  returned  from  dinner  one  evening  to  find  that  my 
roommate  had  been  carried  off  to  the  infirmary  with  a  tem- 
perature of  104.  Someone 
down  the  hall  was  just  as 
sick,  and  her  roommate  was 
cutting  classes  to  look  after 
her.  Our  RA  had  the  flu, 
and  someone  else  on  first 
floor  had  mono  and  an  in- 
flamed liver.  Someone 
suggested  we-  hang  a 
"Quarantine"  sign  on  the 
front  door  of  the  dorm. 


Duck  got  kicked  out  of  the  Infirmary  at  two  in  the  morn- 
ing when  her  temperature  fell  to  103V2-  Struggling  feebly  all 
night  to  climb  in  and  out  of  the  top  bunk  (the  epidemic  was, 
as  usual,  of  the  "gastrointestinal"  variety)  she  swore  to  call 
her  parents  the  next  day  and  sit  out  the  flu  at  home.  "That 
infirmary  nearly  killed  me  once,"  she  added.  "They  tried  to 
dehydrate  me,  and  they  did  too  good  a  job." 

"I  can't  have  a  dead  duck  on  my  hands,"  I  said  in  terror,  as 
I  woke  up.  Shortly  after  that,  I  took  pity  on  my  roommate, 
and  took  the  top  bunk. 


nuati 


By  dawn  the  next  day  the  two  girls  across  the  hall  were  both  sick.  The  flu  inched  its  way 
daily  through  Aycock,  until  every  room  had  at  least  one  ailing 
occupant.  Many  people  left  school  for  a  week.  Classes  were 
three-fourths  empty,  and  occasionally  even  the  professors  didn't 
show  up. 

The  State  game  came  in  the  worst  part  of  the  epidemic.  Sick  girls 
dressed  to  the  nines  appeared  in  the  lounge  at  7:30,  moaning,  "If  I 
can  just  make  it  through  this  without  throwing  up!" 

"Sounds  like  everyone's  going  to  have  a  great  time, "  Lynn  ob- 
served. 

"We'll  watch  the  whole  student  section  turn  green  on  TV,"  I  said. 
"The  way  the  color  behaves  in  this  TV  they'll  be  green  anyway," 
Terry  growled,  struggling  with  the  antenna. 
"If  not  purple, "  Lynn  put  in. 
The  antenna  came  off  in  Terry's  hand.  She  stared  at  it,  and  then  at  the  screen.  "Looks 
better  that  way,"  she  decided,  and  threw  the  antenna  in  a  corner. 

The  State  game  opened  with  a  little  ceremony  by  the  UNC  cheerleaders,  who  had  to 
restore  the  State  mascot's  wolf  head  to  NCSU.  Getting  into  the  spirit  of  uniform/mascot  theft 
that  characterized  athletic  events  a  Carolina  student  had  run  off  with  the  wolf  head  at  a  State 
game  the  week  before  and  presented  it  to  the  UNC  cheerleaders. 

At  the  Carolina-State  game  they  re- 
turned the  head  to  the  State  cheerleaders, 
mounted  on  a  silver  platter  with  a  little 
blue  basketball  in  its  mouth.  Everyone 
cheered,  and  some  other  students  were  in- 
spired to  run  across  the  court  in  boxer 
shorts.  Looking  closer,  we  could  see  that  the 
underwear  was  printed  with  messages  like 
"Welcome  State  for  a  Brief  Visit. "  Our  team 
was  inspired  to  beat  State  which  pleased 
everyone  who  wasn't  too  sick  to  care. 

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The  Association  for  Women  Students  got  together  an 
elaborately  planned  Women's  Festival  toward  the  end  of 
January.  I  felt  it  was  my  obligation  to  go  to  at  least  one  of 
the  scheduled  events.  I  chose  Bella  Abzug's  keynote 
speech. 

She  was  polite  enough  not  to  give  her  opinion  of  the 
progress  of  the  women's  movement  in  North  Carolina, 
saying  only  that  she  hoped  ERA  would  be  ratified  by 
North  Carolina  before  the  March  1979  deadhne.  She  slip- 
ped once,  though.  Talking  about  the  National  Women's 
Conference  in  Houston,  she  said,  "You  may  have  seen  it 
on  television  —  I  assume  you  have  that  here."  After  a  few  oohs  from  the  audience,  she 

realized  her  folly  and  added,  "The  program,  I  mean."  She 
went  on  to  talk  about  progress  made  nationally  and  chal- 
lenged us  North  Carolinians  to  see  to  it  that  our  state 
ratifies  the  amendment. 

I  don't  know  if  ERA  will  ever  pass  in  North  Carolina, 
but  I  hope  the  fate  of  the  women's  movement  doesn't 
depend  on  it.  I'm  not  sure  this  state  would  approve  the 
right  to  vote  for  women  if  it  came  up  now  —  even  with 
women  voting  on  it.  Nevertheless,  I  was  sufficiently  in- 
spired to  by  a  Women's  Festival  T-shirt. 


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■f)  Minor  /SLackout 


Chapel  Hill  was  covered  with  ice  two  times  in  January.  The  campus  ghttered  like  some 

fairy  kingdom.  Trees  bent  painfully  under  the  smooth,  glassy  burden;  every  now  and  then 

a  branch  would  break  off  and  hit  the 

ground  with  a  splintering  crash.  The  big 

tree  in  front  of  University  Methodist 

Church,  where  a  friend  of  mine  used  to 

read  his  poetry  to  admiring  groups  of 

wall-sitters  in  the  springtime,  had  split  in 

half  and  lay  across  the  yard. 

The    power    lines    on    Franklin    and 

Rosemary  Streets  went  down,  overloaded 

with  shimmery  ice,  and  a  minor  blackout 

followed  the  most  violent  of  the  storms. 

Some  of  the  town's  major  bars  had  to  close  up  for  one  awful  weekend. 

Our  dorm  had  a  mixer  the  night  of  the  blackout  with  a  fraternity  on  Rosemary  Street. 

Outside,  ice  rained  from  the  sky;  inside,  the  fraternity  house  was  pitch  dark.  A  roaring 

fire,  fueled  with  broken  furniture,  and  interesting-tasting  mixed  drinks  made  by 

candlelight,  kept  us  warm. 

The  mixer  was  an  oasis  in  the  social  desert  brought  on  by  bad 
weather.  Aycock  had  to  turn  inward  for  amusement  in  January, 
and  a  little  game  called  Pass-Out  became  all  the  rage.  Pass-Out  is  a 
form  of  Monopoly  with  the  blocks  labeled  "Take  a  Drink,"  "Light 
Up,"  or  "Have  the  Player  of  Your  Choice  Take  a  Dozen  Drinks." 
On  the  side  of  the  box  is  a  message:  Not  to  be  Played  with  Al- 
coholic Drinks." 

I  can  remember  playing  a  good  round  of  Pass  Out  one  bleak 
Friday  night  with  Lynn,  Terry,  and  Midge  prior  to  going  uptown. 
Lynn  won,  and  Terry  passed  out.  Then  Annabelle  and  some 
friends  came  by,  and  Lynn  played  them  and  won  again.  By  the  end 
of  round  two,  everybody  was  too  drunk  to  go  uptown  but  me. 


'Qanuati 


and  JSa^keilndb 


February  brought  snow,  almost  immediately.  We  awoke  to  find  the  campus  coated  with 
thick,  crunchy  white  powder.  The  dorm  echoed  with  howls  of  delight:  "SNOW!  Look  out 
your  window!" 

"I  wonder  if  that  old  battle  ax'll  cancel  class?" 
"Ol course  not." 

"I  want  to  make  a  snowman!"  Midge  repeated  over  and  over,  jumping  up  and  down. 
By  10:00  most  of  the  quad  was  outdoors,  hurhng  snowballs, 
while  more  prudent  types  leaned  out  the  door,  watching  and 
commenting,  "Look  at  that  guy  hiding  behind  that  tree!  He's 
gonna  get  Terry!" 

In  the  middle  of  the  quad,  ignoring  the  snowballs  flying  past 
her.  Midge  was  building  a  snowman.  We  presumed  it  was  a  snow- 
man; it  looked  more  like  a  giant  cone. 

Suddenly  a  roar  of  challenge  came  from  across  the  street.  It  was 
time  for  the  annual  Snowball  War  of  Upper  Quad  Aggression! 
Everyone  in  our  quad  ceased  infighting  and  ran  to  the  sidewalk 
flinging  snowballs  across  the  street  where  the  forces  of  Upper 
Quad  were  massed.  A  violent  skirmish  followed.  Upper  Quad 
tried  to  mount  an  offensive,  surging  into  the  street,  and  was 
pushed  back  by  the  brave  defenders  of  Lower  Quad.  They  retreated  to  the  opposite 
sidewalk,  but  sensing  that  our  troops  were 
getting  winded,  they  tried  again.  This  time  ^ 
everyone  on  both  sides  was  distracted  by  a  | 
mail  truck  coming  down  the  street,  which  = 
they  pelted  with  snowballs.  A  passing  f 
U-bus  got  the  same  treatment,  and  a  guy  I 
on  a  motorcycle  nearly  met  disaster.  J 

One  very  cold  February  morning  after  a  |  S 
second  snowstorm  I  got  up  at  6:00,  dis-;l 
agreeable  because  I  had  spent  the  previous  1 1 
evening  throwing  snowballs  around  inside 


"Jelr 


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the  Bacchae  until  2:00.  After  putting  on  five  shirts,  Levis,  and 

boots  I  went  to  the  lounge.  Cecilia  was  already  there,  pulling  on  a 

pair  of  thick  socks.  "Tell  me,"  she  said,  "are  we  crazy  to  be  doing 

this?" 

"Where  is  Barbara.-*"  Mo  said.  "She's  always  late!" 

"I  heard  people  camped  out  with  blankets  and  so  forth  last  night 

at  8:00." 

"Well,  that  was  before  it  started  snowing!" 

"Tell  me,"  said  Cecilia,  looking  out  at  the  black  and  silver  quad 
—  black  sky  and  glittering  snow  —  "are 


we  crazy 


?" 


"It's  the  Duke  game,  and  it's  the  last 
home  game,  "  said  Moreen.   She  and 
Cecilia  were  both  seniors.  "If  we  missed  it,  we'd  be  crazy." 

We  were  the  first  people  inside  Carmichael  when  the  doors 
opened  at  7:00,  or  so  we  thought  until  we  looked  more  closely 
under  the  seats  of  the  dim  auditorium.  Several  people  wrapped  in 
blankets  lay  under  the  bleachers,  sleeping.  "They  must've  let  them 
in  last  night,"  said  Moreen,  "when  it  started  snowing."  We  sat 
down  and  started  to  prop  our  feet  up  when  something  stirred 
fitfully  on  the  bench  in  front  of  us.  They  looked  like  refugees. 

Some  more  people  drifted  in  and  sat 
down,  choosing  their  spots  carefully.  Tick- 
ets would  be  distributed  at  random,  but  old 
pros  at  this  could  tell  you  which  section  of 
the  bench  seats  where  we  were  waiting 
would  get  the  good  sections  of  the  bleacher 
seats,  which  faced  us  now,  folded  up  across 
the  court. 

At  about  8:00  a  guy  came  in  with  a  sheaf 
of  posters,  which  he  proceeded  to  staple  all 
over  the  front  of  the  folded  bleacher  seats. 


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Every  one  of  them  was  the  same  Jim  Phillips  for  President  poster,  and  the  result  smacked 
of  overkill. 

"Gordon's  going  to  bring  a  banner  over  here  later,"  said  Bar- 
bara. "I  wish  they'd  hurry  with  it." 

Today  was  the  day  for  run-off  elections  for  Student  Body  Presi- 
dent between  Jim  Phillips  and  Gordon  Cureton,  and  Chairman  of 
the  Carolina  Athletic  Association  between  Pete  Mitchell  and  Don 
Henneghan.  Controversy  had  raged  hot  and  heavy  so  far,  espe- 
cially in  the  dorms.  Both  our  RA  and  my  next-door-neighbor  were 
working  for  Gordon,  and  my  other  next-door-neighbor  was  work- 
ing for  Jim.  I  knew  both  of  the  candidates  and  liked  them  both, 
and  on  election  day  I  still  couldn't  decide  which  one  to  vote  for. 
Polls  were  going  to  be  set  up  inside  Carmichael  to  give  everyone 
waiting  for  tickets  a  chance  to  vote. 

Barbara  was  trying  to  find  someone  to  hold  her  number  while  she  went  to  class.  She  and 
Annabelle  hit  off  a  deal;  Annabelle  waited  for  Barbara  and  then  ran  back  to  her  own  seat 
to  show  her  own  number,  and  Barbara  did  the  same  for  Annabelle  the  next  hour  when 
Annabelle  wanted  to  get  lunch.  Annabelle's  roommate,  Carolyn,  cut  her  midterm  to  stay 
in  Carmichael,  not  thinking  it  worth  the  effort  to  find  someone  to  hold  her  number. 

At  5:00  we  finally  got  our  tickets;  they  were  even  better  than  Mo  had  predicted. 

That  night  everybody  sat  around  the  lounge  reading  Playgirl .  Sheri  and  Barbara  came  in 
at  midnight.  "Gordon  lost,"  Sheri  told  us.  "He  was  running  ahead  until  they  got  to  the 

votes  from  Carmichael. "  She  sighed.  "Do  you  know  that 
out  of  almost  3,000  people  in  Carmichael  sitting  on  their 
butts  all  day  long,  only  800  went  to  the  lobby  and  voted?" 

Half  an  hour  later  Gordon  arrived,  a  bottle  of  expensive 
wine  and  a  PTA  pizza  under  his  arm. 

The  following  night  we  all  gathered  in  the  lounge  to 
watch  the  State  game  on  TV.  Almost  all  of  our  first  string 
was  hurt  and/or  disqualified,  and  we  proceeded  to  drive 
State's  first  string  nuts  in  Reynolds  Coliseum  with  our 
bench.  "I  don't  care  if  they  put  Dean  Smith  in,"  yelled 


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somebody,  "as  long  as  he  wears  a  blue  uniform  and  makes  points!" 

"We  need  to  put  some  of  their  first  string  out  of  the  game,"  said  Annabelle,  "and  see 
how  good  their  bench  is.  Make  those  fouls  count,  boys!" 

State  managed  to  wrest  a  victory  out  of  it,  but  we  smugly  assured  each  other  that  it  was  a 
hollow  one. 

Saturday,  the  dorm  was  uncharacteristically  up  and  stirring  before  noon.  Even  I  was  up; 
it  was  the  first  Saturday  morning  I'd  witnessed  since  football  season.  The  reason  for  our 
excitement  this  Saturday  was  much  the  same.  This  afternoon  was  the  Duke  game. 

In  the  bathroom  a  battalion  of  hair  dryers  roared  away;  in  the  hall  girls  wearing  the 
'Aycock  hairdo'  —  hair  arranged  in  electric  curlers  —  and  straight  skirts  were  running 
around  frantically,  trying  to  locate  the  bottom  half  of  somebody's  gold  stickpin.  "We  can 
go  to  Belk's  before  the  game  and  rip  one  off,"  Lynn  said  hopefully. 

Mobs  besieged  the  doors  of  Carmichael.  The  ushers  handed  us  all  little  blue  rags,  which 

we  would  all  hopefully  be  waving  in  unison  during  the 
game.  We  pushed  and  shoved  through  the  lobby;  part  of 
the  way  I  somehow  lost  all  contact  with  the  floor  and  just 
let  the  crowd  carry  me  along. 

We  found  our  seats,  Section  C  Row  I,  right  behind  the 
scorekeepers'  table.  Of  course  we  would  not  get  to  sit 
down  in  them  through  the  entire  game.  Carmichael  was 
already  heating  up  like  a  steam  cooker;  people  around  me 
were  removing  sweaters  and  tying  them  around  their 
necks.  Students  stomped  on  the  bleachers,  making  them 
wobble  crazily.  The  pep  band  drummed  along  to  the 
rhythm.  It  was  all  becoming  quite  primitive,  this  seething 
student  mass  crammed  into  this  tiny  auditorium  that  seemed  no  bigger  than  some  high 
school  gyms.  And  this  was  where  basketball  history  was  made! 

The  cheerleaders  attempted  to  give  some  direction  to  the  flood 
of  disorganized  shouting;  the  team,  after  all,  was  about  to  make  its 
grand  entrance.  They  coaxed  the  mob  into  a  "Supersonic  cheer," 
in  which  everybody  waved  their  light  blue  rags  in  furious  silence. 
This  degenerated  into  a  loud  roar  when  our  team  ran  out  on  to  the  | 
court,  and  the  seniors  were  called  by  name:  Geff  Crompton,  Tom 
Zahagiris,  and  Phil  Ford.  At  the  sound  of  this  last  name,  the  place 
blew  apart.  A  long  lusty  bellow  came  from  the  student  section,  an 
auditory  celebration  of  youth  and  strength  and  high  spirits;  the  ^ 
cheerleaders  rose  up  in  a  perfect  human  pyramid  behing  the  three  ~ 
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The  game  began,  the  appropriate  level  of  tension  having  been  established  by  the  pre- 
liminaries. The  cheerleaders,  sitting  on  the  floor,  banged  their  megaphones  in  unison. 
Dean  Smith,  impeccably  dressed,  seemed  to  be  the  only  one  minding  his  manners.  He 
would've  appeared  completely  removed  from  this  mess,  if  it  weren't  for  a  certain  look  of 
possession  in  his  eyes  as  he  stood  on  the  ege  of  the  court. 

In  the  first  half  we  dropped  behind,  with  the  help  of  some  bizarre  calls  by  the  referees. 
Duke  had  the  ball,  tossing  it  around  among  themselves.  The  pep  band  was  beating  drums 
slowly.  Ford  made  a  steal  and  was  dancing  with  the  ball,  whirling  down  the  court  between 
Duke  men  while  the  drumbeat  picked  up  to  a  fever  pitch  .   .   .  we  were  catching  up!  .   .   . 

wait  —  damn  that  ref!  Then  came  a  horrible  chorus  of  boos.  Time 
was  almost  out,  and  we  needed  two  points  to  tie  the  score.  A 
furious  scramble  on  the  court,  and  then  three  Carolina  men  leaped 
up  to  make  the  shot.  The  score  was  tied  with  no  seconds  to  go! 
The  student  section  went  wild.  The  bleachers  rocked  and  swayed. 
I  wondered  how  long  it  would  be  before  the  whole  thing  came 
crashing  down  and  then  decided  there  were  worse  ways  to  go. 

Tension  did  not  let  up  in  the  second  half  by  any  means.  We  got 
behing  again,  and  again  had  to  pull 
up.  When  we  had  tied  the  score 
58-58,  we  got  charged  with  two 
technical  fouls.  Reasons  for  the 

technicals  were  vague. 

Two  technicals  notwithstanding,  we  pulled  ahead  after 

that  fracas  and  tended  to  stay  there.  But  nobody  could  say 

who  would  win  until  the  last  few  seconds  of  the  game, 

when  we  finally  got  two  baskets  ahead  of  Duke.  By  the 

time  we  could  afford  to  be  confident,  the  game  was  over. 

We  had  beaten  Duke  87-83. 

The  mob  poured  down  on  the  court,  shrieking  and  hugging  perfect  strangers.  Each 

player's  scoring  was  announced  while  we 
still  milled  around:  "Phil  Ford,  thirty-four 
points  ..." 

On  campus,  radios  were  blaring  and 
toilet  paper  flew  through  the  air  as  quad 
after  quad  was  rolled.  "Hey!"  said  Mo.  "I 
got  a  great  idea.  Let's  go  roll  Upper  Quad!" 

"It's  already  been  done,"  Cecilia  re- 
marked. "We've  got  no  toilet  paper  in  our 
bathroom." 


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March  was  a  month  of  abrupt  change.  The  first  week  we  had  snow;  the  second  week 
balmy  weather  and  70°  temperatures;  the  third  week,  just  when  everyone  was  beginning 
to  enjoy  themselves,  we  were  favored  with  freezing  rain.  During  Spring  Break  the  weather 
was  atrocious,  but  the  minute  we  got  back  to  school  the  sky  turned  blue  and  temperatures 
soared. 

We  made  the  best  of  it  by  dragging  our  beach  towels  out  in  the  middle  of  Lower  Quad, 
in  front  of  Raleigh  Street,  and  christening  the  spot  Aycock  Beach. 
Formal  rules  were  posted:  (1)  No  unht  cigarettes  allowed  on  be- 
ach. (2)  No  full  beer  bottles  allowed  on  beach.  (3)  Swim  at  your 
own  risk.  Somebody  raised  the  money  to  get  a  keg  of  beer  Sunday 
afternoon,  and  someone  on  second  floor  turned  up  Harold  Melvin 
and  the  Blue  Notes  so  loud  that  it  filled  the  quad,  echoing  off  the 
front  of  Lewis  Dorm  and  bouncing  all  around.  You  could  hear 
"Bad  Luck"  all  the  way  to  the  Union.  Convertibles  sped  by,  their 
radios  blaring  the  ball  game.  Duke  was  going  places  in  the  NCAA 
this  year. 

"I  sort  of  hope  they  don't  win  it,"  I  told  Lynn.  "They'll  be 
coming  to  Chapel  Hill  to  party  because  Durham  is  so  dull,  and 
yelling  'Go  to  Hell  Carohna!'  at  us." 
As  it  turned  out,  Duke  finished  second,  losing  to  Kentucky  in  the  finals. 
Aycock  Beach  was  crowded  in  the  heat  of  the  after- 
noon. Those  who  had  been  to  Fort  Lauderdale  were 
prancing  about  in  small  bathing  suits,  flashing  tans  and 
making  everyone  else  feel  inferior.  Carolyn  and  Isabella 
had  pulled  Aycock's  white  bench  (stolen  from  Stacy  last 
year)  out  in  front  of  Raleigh  Street  and  were  sitting  on  it 
in  a  row,  rating  guys  in  white  tennis  shorts  as  they  passed 
by  on  the  sidewalk.  The  freshmen  waged  a  guerilla  war 
with  water  balloons  on  Lewis  men  until  the  enemy 
ganged  up  and  poured  a  trash  can  full  of  water  over  one 
girl's  head. 


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It  seems  as  if  everyone  sneaks  around  during  Spring  Break  and 
tries  to  screw  the  students  while  they're  dispersed  to  their  homes. 
Divide  and  conquer,  everyone  thinks.  Over  the  break  we  had  our 
right  to  vote  challenged  collectively  by  a  group  of  reactionary 
Democrats  called  the  Orange  Committee. 

Southern  Bell  did  its  part,  too.  Phone  bills  were  sent  out  during 
Spring  Break  and  before  we  even  got  ours,  we  were  threatened 
with  having  our  phone  cut  off  for  not  paying  it.  Since  Southern 
Bell  had  upped  the  price  for  connecting  a  phone,  the  threat  was 
particularly  ag- 
gravating. 


But  no  one  can  screw  students  like  Hous-  „ 
ing.  Everyone  in  the  department  seems  to  S 
enjoy  not  helping  students.  "I'm  sorry,  but  | 
it's  University  Policy,"  they  say  and  smile.  ; 
It  was  in  this  spirit  that  dorm  lotteries  were  i 
held  right  after  Spring  Break,  and  twenty  | 
people  got  thrown  out  of  Aycock.  An-  * 
nabelle  was  one  of  them. 

Another  major  disturbance  came  to  head 
during  Spring  Break  and  was  fated  to  drag 
on  until  the  end  of  school.  HEW  decided  to 
cut  off  UNC's  federal  funds  if  the  duphca- 
tion  of  programs  wasn't  cut  in  the  interest 
of  integration.  President  Friday  continued 
to  insist  that  moving  a  program  to  a  school 
would  not  make  that  school  any  more  truly 
integrated. 


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I  went  to  hear  Charles  Kuralt  open  the 
I  -i-  Carolina  Symposium  in  Memorial  Hall  on 

impulse,  which  in  some  ways  is  the  best 
>v  spirit  in  which  to  hear  him  speak.  I  was  not 

-v  V  at  all  prepared  for  what  he  was  going  to 

say. 

Mr.   Kuralt  was  introduced   by  Dr. 

Spearman  (a  legend  in  his  own  right)  of  the 

J.  nil      1  JournaHsm  School,  who  sent  the  audience 

'  I  Ml      I  into  roars  of  laughter  with  a  review  of  the 

speaker's  career  as  an  undergraduate  at 
UNC.  Then  Charles  Kuralt  took  the  stage.  A  large  cherubic  man,  he  stared  thoughtfully  at 
the  audience.  "I  should  begin,  I  suppose,  with  a  review  of  the  recent  coal  strike,  the 
Middle  East  situation,  and  the  Carter  Administration  in  general."  His  full,  rich  voice  filled 
the  hall,  the  soul  of  authority. 

"I  wish  Servereid  were  here,"  said  Mr.  Kuralt. 

He  went  on  to  explain  his  function  on  the  CBS  news  staff:  "When  there  is  a  phenome- 
non Hke  a  swimming  pig  in  Akron,  Ohio,  CBS  turns  to  me." 

"My  wife  especially  liked  that  one,"  Dr.  Spearman  called  out. 

"I  cringe  that  she  remembers  it,"  Mr.  Kuralt  remarked. 

The  Hveliest  part  of  the  talk  was  the  question-and-answer  sec- 
tion. Mr.  Kuralt  told  us,  in  the  course  of  giving  some  answers,  a 
story  about  how  CBS  had  inadvertently  caused  a  riot  in  Nicaragua: 
"We  had  set  up  a  camera  crew  on  a  street  in  the  capital,  under-    t 
neath  this  big  clock.  We  were  waiting  for  it  to  strike  twelve,  which    I 
would  be  in  about  fifteen  minutes,  so  that  we  could  begin  the    ! 
newscast  with  'It  is  the  hour  of  decision  in  Nicaragua,'  or  some-    ^ 
thing  equally  trite.  Naturally  the  people  walking  up  and  down  the    "^ 
street  began  to  notice  us,  and  they  all  stopped  and  stood  around 
waiting  to  see  what  would  happen.  Soon  we  had  attracted  quite  a  crowd,  and  while  we 
were  all  standing  there  waiting  for  that  clock  to  strike  twelve  some  activists  came  along  and 
started  chanting  anti-government  slogans.  Soon  the  whole  crowd  was  chanting  along.  Then 


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the  police  came.  Then  ABC  and  NBC  came  with  their  camera  crews  to  film  the  riot,  and 
we  got  the  hell  out  of  there.  We  called  up  CBS  headquarters  in  New  York  and  told  them, 
'We've  started  a  riot  in  Nicaragua!'  All  they  said  was,  'Did  you  get  it  on  film.'*'  " 

One  girl  asked  if  an  On  the  Road  story  had  ever  been  so  ridiculous  that  CBS  had  refused 
to  air  it.  "Actually,  the  silliest  story  I  can  remember  doing  was  the 
one  about  the  swimming  pig,  and  CBS  ran  it  with  great  joy.  I  think 
after  being  buried  under  such  an  overwhelming  load  of  serious 
national  news  like  CBS  is  every  day,  they  are  delighted  to  see  a 
story  about  a  swimming  pig." 

The   inevitable   question   followed: 
"What  ivas  the  swimming  pig  story?" 

"Oh,  we  went  all  out  on  it,  with  under- 
water photography  of  the  pig,  all  kinds  of  s 
sophisticated  techiniques,  and  we  ran  it  on 
the  CBS  Evening  News.  The  next  week 
we  got  a  bunch  of  letters  from  farmers 
saying,  'You  idiots!  Any  pig  can  swim" 

The  talk  ended  at  10:00,  but  we  were  all  invited  to  a  reception 
in  the  Faculty  Lounge  at  Morehead.  At  the  reception  I  met  some 
people  I  knew  from  the  Journalism  School,  and  we  all  Hned  up  for 
punch.  Dr.  Spearman  came  along,  saying,  "Where's  the  refresh- 
ments.-*" 

"I'm  first  in  Hne,"  I  said. 
We  all  fell  to  talking  about  the  merits  of  creative  writing  as  opposed  to  the  merits  of 
journalism,  and  I  made  a  remark  as  to  how    pushy  journalists  have  to  be.    "Just  so,"  said 
Dr.  Spearman,  breaking  line  in  front  of  me. 

Mr.  Kuralt  had  already  come  in,  but  the 

crowd  was  thick  around  him.  Dr.  and  Mrs.  = 

Spearman  couldn't  even  get  over  to  him  to  t 

say  goodbye  when  they  left.  I  felt  sorry  for  | 

him,  because  he  wasn't  even  in  range  of  the  | 

refreshments,  but  someone  else  with  the  J 

same  idea  carried  them  to  him  where  he  sat  | 

on  the  large  table  in  the  middle  of  the  i 
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The  APO  Campus  Chest  Carnival,  Hen- 
derson College  Springfest,  and  Apple  Chill 
all  run  together  in  a  blur  of  Schlitz  and 
loud  music.  I  believe  Campus  Chest  was 
Thursday,  Springfest  Friday  and  Saturday, 
with  Apple  Chill  thrown  in  Sunday,  and 
the  big  Beach  Show  the  next  Wednesday. 
To  complicate  things  further,  it  was  a  rainy 
week,  full  of  sudden  showers  and  clammy 
wind. 

Thursday  night  I  went  to  the  APO  Car- 
nival, which  had  almost  been  rained  out  in  the  afternoon.  By  10:00  crowds  were  milling  on 
the  wet  grass,  eating  Kappa  Alpha  Theta  hot  dogs  and 
drinking  the  free  Budweiser,  which  was  served  in  cups  that 
said  "Michelob."  I  joined  the  mob  around  the  beer  truck, 
and  ran  into  Cecilia  and  Moreen. 

"Hi!"  said  Moreen.  "How  long  have  you  been  waiting?" 
"We've  only  been  standing  here  for  twenty  minutes," 
Cecilia  added.  "I'm  beginning  to 
wonder  if  a  cup  of  beer  is  worth 
it." 

A  red-faced  guy  with  a  hat  pul- 
led down  over  his  face  was  straddl- 
ing the  top  of  the  truck,  barking 

orders  down  to  the  people  who  were  giving  out  beer.  "Everybody 
has  to  line  up  over  there!"  he  hollered,  pointing  toward  us.  "If 
they're  over  there"  he  hollered,  now  pointing  toward  the  front  of 
the  truck,  "just  don't  serve  them!"  Angry  mutterings  came  from 
the  front  of  the  truck  as  people  began  to  shift  around.  Several 
lines  formed  in  our  area,  none  of  which  were  moving. 

Somebody  threw  an  empty  beer  cup  at  the  man  on  top  of  the 


truck. 


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"For  Budweiser,"  I  said,  "this  is  ridiculous.  Check  you  later."  I  left,  and  began  roaming 
around  the  carnival  booths. 

A  beer  chug  was  going  on,  moving  rather  slowly  because  half  of  the  teams  didn't  show 
when  they  were  supposed  to.  "If  the  Phi  Mu's  don't  report  to  the  beer  chug  immediately, 
they'll  lose  by  default,"  someone  announced  several  times  over  the  loudspeaker. 

I  Next  to  the  beer  chug  was  a  booth  where  you  could  throw  three 
eggs  at  an  APO  pledge's  head  for  500.  The  pledge  was  wearing  a 
football  helmet.  Other  booths  gave  people  the  opportunity  to  hit 
pledges  with  grits  or  water  balloons.  I  felt  sorry  for  the  pledges, 
since  the  night  was  getting  cold  and  most  of  them  were  soaked. 
"Do  they  make  pledges  do  this?"  I  asked. 
'  "Oh,  no!  You  can  sign  up  for  it,  and  it  gives  you  a  whole  lot  of 

credit." 

Franklin  Street  was  turned  over  to  pedestrians,  musicians,  ven- 
dors of  food  and  jewelry,  and  sundry  freaks  Sunday  for  the  Apple 
Chill  Street  Fair.  I  have  heard  that  it  used  to  last  a  whole  week,  but 
now  that  the  new  conservatism  has  set  in  at  Carolina  you  can 
only  be  freaky  for  one  day  a  year.  Actually,  being  one  of  the  new 
BServatives  myself,  from  what  I've  seen  of  Apple  Chill,  one  day  a  year  is  enough. 

'This  April  it  was  rather  chilly,  which  is  enough  to  put  the  kiss  of      — 
death  on  a  spring  fair,  but  Franklin  Street  was  packed  solid  with 
people.  Many  of  them  were  made  up  with  dayglo  paints;  a  friend 
of  mine  jumped  out  of  the  crowd  at  me  painted  hke  a  cat.  Round 
silver  balloons  floated  above  the  crowd  like  a  fleet  of  UFO's. 

The  Apple  Chill  doggers  danced  on  a  high  stage  at  the  corner  4 
of  Franklin  and  Columbia;  a  group  was  shearing  sheep  in  front  of 
the  Morehead  Planetarium.  Set  up  in  the  middle  of  the  street,  in  |* 
front  of  the  Post  Office,  was  a  suite  of  avant  garde  living  room  3 
furniture  —  sofas  and  chairs,  a  coffee  table  with  some  knicknacks.  | 
A  woman  sat  on  one  sofa  nursing  her  baby.  Down  the  street  a  man  S 
was  selling  scientific-looking  sculptures  —  little  silver  balls  whirl-      f- 


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ing  around  in  strange  patterns.  There  was  a 
mighty  smell  of  food  cooking  all  over  the 
place. 

I  sat  down  on  the  wall  to  watch  the  pas- 
sing parade,  since  the  crowd  in  the  middle 
of  the  street  was  getting  too  tightly  packed 
to  move.  I  saw  a  pathetic-looking  guy  that 
George  and  David  had  teased  in  the  Bac- 
chae;  today  he  was  striding  around  and 
smiling  broadly  as  if  he  owned  Chapel  Hill. 
He  had  on  the  same  pair  of  ragged  shorts, 

and  they  still  looked  Hke  they  were  about  to  fall  off.  But  today  he  looked  like  people  in 

Chapel  Hill  are  supposed  to  look. 

As  the  afternoon  progressed,  the  crowds  got  thicker,  the 

air  got  colder,  and  the  bluegrass  music  got  on  my  nerves. 

Apple  Chill  is  not  really  a  day  for  students.  In  some  ways  it 

is  the  day  that  the  rest  of  Chapel  Hill  comes  out  in  full 

force  to  thumb  their  noses  at  the  students.  The  street  was 

full  of  families,  bizarros,  professional  men  getting  down  to 

fiddlin'  music  in  their  brushed  denim  flares,  old  people 

selling  crocheted  bunwarmers,  and  packs  of  stray  children. 

They  drew  all  over  the  sidewalk  with  pieces  of  colored 

chalk,  leaving  messages  like  "Chapel  Hill  —  the  Southern 

Part  of  Heaven." 


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I  ended  the  month  of  April  with  a  totally  new  and  su 
■xperience.  I  failed  a  course.  I  ran  back  and  forth  betweci'  ..  ■- 1 
sors  and  the  Financial  Aid  Office  (there  goes  that  scholarship).  To 
-omplicate  matters,  I  was  a  double  major,  and  so  I  went  through 
he  first  week  of  April  trying  to  drop  a  course,  preregister,  and 
lecide  if  I  could  handle  two  majors.  Every  time  I  went  to  the 
South  Building,  I  was  told  to  go  to  my  departmental  advisors, 
vhom  I  could  not  find.  Like  everyone  else  in  the  student  body 
hat  week,  I  was  badly  in  need  of  advice,  but  unhke  most  everyone 
else  I  had  not  been  clever  and  made  an  appointment  with  an 
idvisor.  Actually,  I  was  not  sure  whose  jurisdiction  my  messy 
attairs  came  undi^r  j.ayway. 

I  was  never  told  to  do  anything  that  didn't  involve  climbing  sta;  uring  in  line. 

Finally,  at  4:30  Friday  afternoon  I  preregistered  myself  and  turned  the  form  in  five 
minutes  before  the  deadline. 

Before  I  had  time  to  breathe,  of  course,  I  began  to  hear  students  and  teachers  muttering 
about  final  exams,  and  I  knew  the  year  was  entering  its  death  agony. 


The  last  week  of  April,  just  before  finals 
for  the  graduating  class.  John  picked  up 
Elizabeth,  Duck,  and  me  up  in  his  car,  grin- 
ning from  ear  to  ear  like  a  Cheshire  cat 
"Tonight  we  fixed  all  the  pledges  at  the 
house!"  he  crowed,  taking  a  seat  in  the 
lounge.  The  lounge  was  crowded,  because 
everyone  was  watching  our  cheerleaders 
win  the  national  championship  on  TV 
Even  though  I  knew  we  were  going  to  wir 
the  suspense  was  terrific,  and  we  were  aL 


befian. 


to  a  special  Bacchae  party 


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"Sorority  Sister  Moo  U 
pair  of  tiny  black-framed  glasses.  It  was  the 
weirdest-looking  thing  I  ever  saw  in  my 
life.  "I  can't  go  to  the  Bacchae  yet,"  she  told 
us.  "The  APO  brothers  called  me  and  made 
me  dress  up  like  a  hick,  and  I  have  to  be  at 
Kirk's  by  9:30!" 


united  by  a  distaste  for  Cheryl  Ladd  —  except  John. 

As  the  competition  ended  in  a  storm  of  cheering,  and  our  cheer- 
leaders linked  arms  to  sing  "Hark  the  Sound"  on  TV,  Elizabeth 
burst  through  the  door.  For  a  minute,  I  didn't  recognize  her;  she 
had  her  hair  in  a  million  little  braids  tied  with  strips  of  paper 
towel,  she  was  wearing  a  miniskirt  and  a  man's  T-shirt  with  a  pack 
of  cigarettes  rolled  in  the  sleeve,  and  she  had  brown  freckles 
painted  on  her  face 
and  neck.  She  was  r 
pinning  a  button  on  | 
her  chest  that  said,  I 
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"Well,  come  with  us  for  half  an  hour,"  I 
said.  "You'll  make  a  big  impression  in  the 
Bacchae  dressed  like  that." 

"I  can't"  she  wailed,  "because  first  I've  got  to 
go  into  RW's  and  get  a — well,  something  from 
a  machine  in  the  guys'  bathroom  and  take  it  to 
the  guys  in  Kirkpatrick's."  We  roared  with 
laughter.  "Every  girl  pledge  has  to  do  it." 

"Alright,"  I  said.  "But  come  by  when  you 
get  through." 


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May  is  undoubtedly  the  strangest  month  of  the  year  at  Carolina.  It  is  first  and  foremost  the 
month  of  panic  created  by  final  exams.  But  is  also  a  hot,  fragrant,  langorous  month  with  long 
days  and  warm  nights  to  party  in  and  no  classes  to  attend.  The  mornings  are  nonexistent, 
because  everybody  sleeps  through  them;  the  afternoons  are  dreamlike,  filled  with  sights  like 
people  lugging  small  rented  refrigerators  across  campus  to  the  Union  and  books  to  Student 
Stores.  In  the  evenings,  packs  of  students  with  no  exams  the  next  day  can  be  seen  headed  to 

Frankhn  Street,  going  out  drinking  while  it  is 
still  daylight.  The  events  of  May  revolve 
around  exams,  parties,  and  farewells. 

Perhaps  the  climax  of  exam  week  was  the 
next  day,  when  a  friend  of  mine  from  Hin- 
ton  James,  a  National  Merit  semifinalist 
with  a  heavy  science  schedule,  walked  ab- 
sentmindedly  out  in  the  street  and  got  hit 
by  a  car.  The  next  day's  exam,  at  least,  was 
rescheduled. 

From  Monday  to  Wednesday,  the  dorm  was 
filled  with  the  lonely  sounds  of  boxes  being 
dragged  down  the  hall.  Cars  clogged  the  small 
horseshoe-shaped  driveway  behind  Aycock. 

Hurried,  wrapped  up  in  packing  and  exams, 
we  all  forgot  to  say  goodbye.  The  dorm  looked 
as  if  it  had  been  dismantled  by  5:00  Wednes- 
day, the  last  day  of  the  semester  at  the  Univer- 
sity of  North  Carolina.  All  that  we  left  behind 
was  a  ton  of  garbage. 


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It  wasn't  until  the  Friday  after  classes  ended  that  President  Friday,  the  Board  of  Gover- 
nors, and  HEW  settled  their  disagreement  over  how  the  state's  universities  should  be 
desegregated.  The  May  Board  of  Governors  meeting  started  that  day  at  nine  in  the 
morning  with  a  closed  session  —  everyone  was  locked  out.  While  I  waited,  I  looked  at  the 
agenda  given  me  by  a  secretary  sitting  be- 
hind a  large  arrangement  of  tresh  flowers  in 
a  silver  bowl.  It  said  nothing  about  HEW  i 
and  I  was  surprised.  The  item  on  the 
agenda  that  I  failed  to  notice  was  'Other 
Business.  " 

After  they  let  the  public  in  at  ten  o'clock, 
the  meeting  seemed  routine.  By  noon,  ev- 
erything on  the  agenda  had  been  covered 
except  "Other  Business,"  so  they  adjourned  for  lunch:  a  fancy  buttet  to  which  I  helped 
myself.  That  secretary's  arrangement  of  flowers  was  the  centerpiece. 

After  lunch,  they  met  again  in  closed  session  to  discuss  "Other  Business."  It  would  only 
be  a  half  hour  they  assured  us.  At  five  o'clock,  they  finally  opened  the  doors. 

Chairman  William  Johnson  announced 
the  decision,  but  made  it  clear  that  he  dis- 
agreed. The  University  promised  to  study 
program  duplication  between  mostly  black 
and  mostly  white  colleges  in  "geographical 
proximity."  UNC  would  decide  for  itself  if 
any  unnecessary  duplication  existed  and 
eliminate  it.  I  couldn't  tell  if  anything  else 
was  said  or  not,  but  it  was  enough  to  satisfy 
HEW  and  Joseph  Califano. 


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It  was  packed.  Apparently,  more 
friends  and  relatives  had  decided  to  come 
since  graduation  was  to  be  in  Kenan  and 
when  it  moved  back  inside,  there  was  no 
place  for  them.  People  were  standing  or 
sitting  all  over  the  place.  By  the  time 
things  were  starting,  it  was  hard  to  walk 
anywhere. 

Outside,  in  front  of  Woollen,  seniors 
were  coming  up  in  a  steady  stream,  mak- 
ing plans  to  meet  parents  or  friends  after 


Graduation  this  year  was  going  to  be  dif- 

rent.  Instead  of  trying  to  cram  all  those 

raduates  and  their  parents  into  a  hot  Car- 

lichael  Auditorium,  graduation  would  be 

atdoors  in  Kenan  Stadium.  I  thought  it 

■  as  an  excellent  idea  and  that  Sunday 

norning,  the  weather  couldn't  have  been 

etter.  The  closer  it  got  to  four-thirty, 

though,  the  worse  things  looked.  At  about 

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the  ceremony,  then  throwing  on  their  Carolina  blue  gowns  and 
going  in  to  line  up. 

Wilmington  10  supporters  marched  by  shouting  "Free  the  Wil- 
mington 10!"  Governor  Hunt  was  inside  at  the  front  of  the  aca- 
demic procession  and  probably  couldn't  hear  them.  But  he  could 
see  the  little  black  squares,  each  painted  with  a  white  "10,"  that 
some  wore  on  their  caps. 

As  soon  as  it  was  announced  that  the  Governor  would  speak  at  grad- 
uation, Wilmington  10  supporters  started  making  plans  to  demon- 
strate. Their  plans,  like  everyone  else's,  were  mes'^f-^^  im  Kv  rhe  rain. 

At  four-thirty,  the  procession  began. 
Proud  parents  strained  to  see,  pointed, 
and  even  cried  a  little.  Speeches  were 
made  and  Governor  Hunt  insisted  that 
North  Carolina  was  not  "backshding." 

After  it  was  over,  everyone  was  hugging 
everyone  else,  but  I  just  sneaked  out.  I 
couldn't  stand  saying  goodbye  and  even 
more,  I  couldn't  stand  thinking  what  it 
would  be  like  to  have  my  friends  saying 
goodbye  to  me  when  I  graduated. 


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FOOTBALL 

THAT  SEASON  TIED  TO  AUTUMN 


The  end  of  summer  came  and  when  it  had  gone,  you  did  not 

even  know  it  had  passed.  It  was  stifling  hot  and  as  University 
Lake  dwindled  into  a  mud-puddle  and  the  electric  fans  still 
pushed  the  hot  air  between  your  toes  at  night,  you  waited  for 
fall  and  cool  air  and  blue  skies,  so  that  when  you  looked  at 
the  pine  trees  which  bordered  the  stadium,  they  would  no 
longer  waver  in  the  heat. 

They  waited,  too,  in  Ehringhaus  Dormitory  where  they  had 
been  since  August,  perched  high  above  the  hinterlands 
known  as  South  Campus.  They  waited  for  the  hurricanes  to 
come  pinwheeling  their  way  up  the  coast  from  Florida,  bring- 
ing rain  and  cool  air.  Above  all.  they  waited  tor  football 
season,  that  season  tied  to  autumn. 

There  is  something  primitive  about  it  all:  a  sense  of  new 
blood  coursing  through  your  veins  like  the  moon  pulling  the 
tides.  And  in  the  morning  when  you  wake  up  exhuberant  it  is 
for  no  more  reason  that  that  there  is  a  new  front  in  from  the 
coast.  Even  if  you  are  an  intellectual  who  shuts  himself  up  in 
a  dingy  hole  near  the  Coffee  Shop  tor  a  grey  winter's  con- 
templation of  Kierkgaard  or  Heideigger,  even  if  you  think 
that  Bill  Dooley  is  a  character  from  a  nineteenth-century 
Southeastern  folk  song  and  that  Famous  Amos  is  a  northern 
cookie  dating  from  your  childhood,  you  will  come  outside  in 
the  fall.  And  for  a  brief  moment,  you  will  wonder  whether 
you  wouldn't  really  rather  burn  your  musty  books  in  the  piles 
of  smoldering  leaves  and  play  football  like  a  good  ol'  boy. 
Perhaps  your  mind  was  so  troubled  on  a  mid-September 
afternoon,  when  over  the  mountains  in  Lexington,  Ken- 
tucky, Carolina  opened  its  season  against  its  Peach  Bowl 
opponents  of  last  December,  the  Kentucky  Wildcats.  Ad- 


renalin pumped  wildly  months  before  this  contest  as  the  Tar 
Heels  looked  for  a  chance  to  redeem  themselves  from  their 
poor  bowl  performance.  They  nearly  merited  such  redemp- 
tion, leading  the  nationally-ranked  Kentucky  team  7-3  well 
into  the  fourth  quarter.  Then,  the  Heels  fumbled  a  punt  that 
set  up  the  winning  10-7  score  for  the  Wildcats. 
Despite  the  loss,  it  had  been  respectable  effort  against  a 
highly-regarded  team,  and  there  were  plenty  of  individuals 
who  could  foretell  that  the  University  of  Richmond  would 
offer  little  resistance  when  they  entered  Kenan  Stadium  the 
following  Saturday.  They  were  correct.  UNC  scored  thirty- 
one  points  through  the  air  and  on  the  ground;  Richmond 
scored  nothing.  The  smell  of  gunpowder  from  the  cannon 
which  sounded  after  Carolina  scores  mingled  with  that  of 
smoke  in  the  end  zone  opposite  the  field  house.  The  alumni, 
who  sink  ever  deeper  into  their  Carolina  blue  cups  regardless 
of  the  score,  were  not  displeased  by  their  team's  perfor- 
mance. They  celebrated  by  crowding  into  the  bars  and  res- 
taurants that  line  Franklin  Street,  and  by  drinking  their  way 
towards  the  Sunday  morning  newspaper. 


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Many  asked  the  question  upon  perusing  their  sports  pages: 
where  was  the  celebrated  Amos  Lawrence?  Coaches  all  the 
way  from  Chapel  Hill  to  Columbus,  Ohio,  believed  that  he 
possessed  marvelous  potential,  but  he  had  gained  only 
twenty-five  yards  against  Richmond  and  had  not  even  played 
the  week  before.  It  was  in  sparsely  filled  Dyche  Staidum  in 
Evanston,  Illinois  that  the  slender  running  back  answered  the 
questions  that  had  plagued  him  already  in  his  two  game  ca- 
reer. Midwestern  sportswriters  wrote  after  the  41-7  Carolina 
victory  that  he  came  out  of  nowhere.  In  fact,  he  came  from 
Norfolk,  Virginia,  the  home  of  merchant  marines, 
bushleague  pirates,  and  minor-league  hockey.  On  that  cool 
afternoon,  Lawrence  spun  away  from  Northwestern  tacklers 
for  a  fifty-three  yard  touchdown  run,  and  accumulated  101 
yards  in  a  mere  ten  carries.  The  defense  too,  had  played  well, 
for  at  the  end  ot  the  game,  they  had  held  their  first  three 
opponents  of  the  season  to  a  meager  14  points. 

Before  you  knew  it,  the  first  day  of  October  had  arrived. 
You  could  hear  the  drums  from  the  stadium  over  in  the 
wood-framed  houses  of  McCauley  street  long  before  game 
time,  and  if  the  drums  did  not  move  you  in  some  primitive 
fashion,  you  could  sit  on  your  front  porch  and  watch  the 
fraternity  boys  and  their  dates  stroll  past.  In  their  pockets, 
they  carried  the  same  style  hip  flasks  that  their  fathers  had 
merrily  concealed  back  in  the  Forties.  Back  then,  they  had  a 
running  back  named  Charlie  Justice,  who  had  come  down 
out  of  the  mountains  to  the  Piedmont  and  established  him- 
self as  a  hero  in  the  days  after  the  war. 

But  on  this  day  in  October,  Choo-Choo  Justice,  for  that 


was  what  he  was  still  called,  graced  not  the  football  field  but 
the  pressbox.  He  worked  as  a  color  man  on  radio  and  was  as 
partisan  as  ever.  You  could  tell  from  the  excitement  in  his 
voice  that  he  believed  Amos  Lawrence  possessed  all  of  the 
potential  they  had  said  he  did.  Carolina's  foe  that  Saturday 
was  Texas  Tech,  ranked  nineteenth  in  the  national  polls.  If 
the  Tar  Heels  were  able  to  defeat  them,  they  would  edge 
ever  closer  to  the  highest  echelon  in  college  football,  where 
the  Notre  Dames  and  the  Ohio  States  and  the  Alabamas  had 
long  ruled.  Indeed,  they  seemed  well  on  their  way  in  the  first 
half,  as  Phil  Farris  scored  on  a  six  yard  run  and  the  defense, 
spearheaded  by  AU-American  Dee  Hardison,  kept  Tech 
scoreless.  The  second  half,  however,  belonged  to  the  vis- 
itors, as  they  rang  up  ten  points  to  UNC's  none,  aided  by  the 
injury  which  kept  quarterback  Matt  Kupec  out  of  the  game. 
When  the  game  ended  and  the  rushing  stats  showed  that 
freshman  Lawrence  had  gained  but  19  yards,  you  almost  ex- 
pected to  hear  Charlie  Justice's  voice  quaver  with  a  bit  more 
modesty  about  his  distant  sucessor.  Actually,  you  heard  no- 
thing of  the  sort.  Justice  was  as  irrepressible  as  ever,  already 
looking  toward  next  weekend,  when  Atlantic  Coast  Confer- 
ence rival  Wake  Forest  slipped  into  Kenan  Stadium. 
It  rained  that  day,  and  the  leaves  cascaded  down  around  the 
campus.  Nevertheless,  torty-eight  thousand  fans  jammed  the 
stadium  as  Carolina  put  on  the  kind  of  defensive  show  that 
made  it  the  national  leader  in  scoring  defense  for  the  season. 
Wake  Forest  was  soundly  beaten,  24-3,  and  the  highlight  of 
the  game  was  strong  safety  Alan  Caldwell's  seventy-two  yard 
runback  of  a  fumble  for  a  touchdown. 


packed  their  cars  and  gone  to  spend  a  couple  of  days  at 
home.  Those  that  remained  listened  to  a  gleeful  Woody 
Durham  and  a  euphoric  Charlie  Justice  echoing  off  the  bal- 
conies, as  the  two  announcers  described  the  Tar  Heel's 
27-14  unmaking  of  their  sister  institution.  North  Carolina 
State.  State  had  been  ranked  twentieth  in  the  nation  but 
Carolina's  defense  allowed  the  Wolfpack  only  sixty-one  yards 
rushing  while  Amos  Lawrence  raced  around  Carter  Stadium 
for  216  yards.  Jokes  about  tractors  and  hayseed  mentalities 
were  widespread  after  the  game. 

Few  students  traveled  home  the  next  weekend  when  North 
Carolina  battled  South  Carolina  in  a  rivalry  that  was  not 
nearly  so  heated  as  it  had  once  been.  All  in  all,  it  was  a  fine 
fall  day  —  particularly  if  you  like  punts.  There  were  eighteen 
of  them  that  afternoon,  with  USC  averaging  six  yards  more  a 
punt.   However,  they  led  in  almost  no  other  statistical 


defense,  whic 

overwhelmed  the  Gamecock  ball-carriers.  The  end  result  of 
such  a  stifling  defense:  a  17-0  victory  for  the  North,  and  a 
5-2  record  for  the  Heels  as  they  prepared  for  the  University 
of  Maryland. 

You  could  hardly  remember  the  last  time  Carolina  had  be- 
aten the  Terrapins;  it  seemed  like  centuries  ago.  Thus  it  was 
with  some  dread  that  North  Carolina  traveled  into  that 
wasteland  known  as  College  Park  for  what  the  sportswriters 
concisely  call  "a  big  game."  If  the  Terrapins  lost,  they  were 
eliminated  from  the  ACC  title  race.  In  the  contest,  Carolina 
intercepted  three  Maryland  passes,  stopped  them  in  a  goal 
line  stand,  and  watched  as  Tom  Biddle  kicked  three  field 
goals  to  salt  the  game  away,  16-7.  High  in  the  stands,  looking 
as  immaculate  as  Greensboro  Jaycees,  the  bowl  scouts  scan- 
ned the  game  and  weighed  their  choices. 


TRACTORS 


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November  5  was  homecoming  day  in  Chapel  Hill  and  as  you 
drove  past  Hinton  James,  you  could  hear  her  say,  "It's  a  good 
day  for  breaking  up  with  your  boyfriend.  "  And  then  she 
would  ask  you  "What  are  all  of  these  people  doing  here?" 
and  you  longed  to  tell  her  something  else  but  you  surveyed 
the  tailgates  groaning  under  the  fried  chicken  and  Jack 
Daniels  and  answered,  "We  play  Clemson  today.  Big  game, 
Carolina  has  to  at  least  tie."  And  then  she  was  gone,  to 
Durham  she  said,  and  the  frustration  you  felt  was  mirrored  in 
the  game,  in  which  Carolina  came  from  behind  to  tie  the 
Clemson  Tigers  li-li,  on  a  Tom  Biddle  field  goal  in  the 
fourth  quarter. 

But  occasionally,  fall  and  football  will  miraculously  peel  away 
your  frustrations  until  you  feel  like  a  child  again.  This  is 
something  you  will  deny  if  you  fancy  yourself  an  intellectual, 
but  it  is  true  nonetheless.  The  following  Saturday  produced 
an  exhibition  with  that  kind  of  effect,  as  Amos  Lawrence 
returned  to  the  high  country  of  his  home  state  and  rushed  for 
288  yards  against  the  University  ot  Virginia.  In  the  process, 
Lawrence  broke  Tony  Dorsett's  record  for  yards  gained  by  a 
freshman  in  a  single  game,  as  well  as  the  ACC  game  mark, 
held  by  Don  McCauley.  The  score  that  day  seemed  an  after- 
thought, but  Carolina  won,  35-14. 

It  would  be  a  more  suspenseful  story  it  a  LibertyBowl  bid  for 
the  Tar  Heels  was  riding  on  the  outcome  ot  the  Duke  game. 


played  eight  miles  away  in  Durham.  However,  ic  was  l.iiriy 
certain  that  if  Carolina  performed  decently  against  the  Blue 
Devils,  then  they  would  go  to  Memphis,  win  or  lose.  What 
was  at  stake  was  the  ACC  championship  and  a  year's  worth  of 
bragging  rights  —  for  the  teams'  followers  if  not  the  players 
themselves.  By  the  end  of  the  afternoon,  Carolina  had  paced 
out  a  methodical  16-3  win,  relying  principally  on  defense  and 
field  goals.  A  Liberty  Bowl  bid  was  duly  proffered  and 
Dooley  accepted. 


NO  SURPRISE 


Carolina  lost  in  that  Liberty  Bowl  on  a  cold  December  night 
to  Nebraska,  and  to  put  it  frankly,  you  were  not  surprised. 
You  had  suspended  your  disbelief  for  three  quarters,  as  the 
Heels  thoroughly  dominated  the  Cornhuskers,  and  when 
Carolina  finally  succumbed,  21-20,  in  the  fourth  quarter,  you 
were  more  disappointed  than  you  would  care  to  admit.  In 
tact,  when  you  heard  the  bartender  in  Harrison's  say,  "Ah 
hell,  what  do  you  expect;  they  were  out  of  their  league,"  you 
momentarily  felt  like  slugging  him.  Later,  you  would  learn 
that  head  coach  Bill  Dooley  was  leaving  for  Virginia 
Polytechnic  Institute  and  that  a  mild-mannered  Ohioan 
named  Dick  Crum  would  be  his  replacement. 

But  that  was  later.  For  the  moment,  you  sipped  your  beer 
and  recalled  a  myth  that  you  heard  as  a  child.  In  the  beginn- 
ing when  God  made  a  man  and  a  woman,  the  two  looked  at 
each  other,  and  burst  out  laughing.  It  was  a  myth  from  the 
Ewe  people  of  West  Africa.  You  looked  around  the 
crowded,  jovial  bar,  reflecting  on  the  one  thing  that  you  had 
never  understood:  Why  did  they  laugh?  Perhaps,  by  the 
end  of  next  season,  you  would  know. 


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Long  before  that  first  October  practice,  there  were  strange 
occurrences  and  predictions  signaling  the  season's  approach. 
Though  it  was  never  widely  known,  a  palmist  who  lives  in  a 
clapboard  house  on  the  outskirts  of  Charlotte  entered  a 
trance  one  hot  summer  day  and  predicted  at  least  twenty-two 
wins  for  the  Carolina  basketball  team.  Her  verdict  did  little 
to  convince  her  client,  already  a  skeptic,  of  the  powers  of  the 
ccult.  When  he  stepped  out  of  the  cool,  dim  house  into  the 
reltering  afternoon  he  believed,  on  the  basis  of  strict  logic, 
at  a  national  championship  presented  itself  as  a  distinct 
possibility.  Such  a  finish  would  of  course  entail  more  than 
twenty-two  victories:  the  spirits  be  damned. 
It  was  such  logic,  apparently,  and  not  a  peculiar  configuration 
of  the  stars,  that  persuaded  Street  and  Smith's  Basketball  Year- 
book, as  well  as  Playboy,  to  select  the  University  of  North 
Carolina  as  the  nation's  potential  first  place  finisher.  The  Tar 
Heels  ended  up  second  to  Marquette  in  the  1977  NCAA 
championship  and  returned  possibly  the  finest  guard  in  the 
country  —  professional  or  college  —  in  Phil  Ford,  who  in 
turn  was  supported  by  players  like  Mike  O'Koren  and 
freshman  Al  Wood.  Not  only  that,  the  team  was  coached  by 
Dean  Smith,  whose  tactical  abilities  alone  were  probably 
worth  several  games  a  season. 

For  those  who  did  not  care  for  palm  readers  or  sports  writers, 
a  more  reliable  indicator  of  the  imminence  of  basketball  sea- 
son could  be  had  by  watching  Mike  O'Koren's  hair.  When 
the  Jersey  kid  strolled  by  the  Undergraduate  Library  and  his 
locks  had  been  cut  shorter  than  they  had  been  all  fall,  one 
knew  that  the  season  couldn't  be  far  away. 


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LUNCHTIME 


THEOLOGY 


Dean  Smith  will  not  smoke  a  cigarette  in  front  of  television 
cameras.  He  discusses  theology  during  lunch  and  speaks  in  a 
monotone  as  flat  as  the  Kansas  plains  from  which  he  sprang. 
Rarely  in  the  post-game  interviews  does  he  raise  his  voice. 
He  would  not  be  out  of  place,  one  suspects,  teaching  Bible 
class  to  fourth  graders  in  Sunday  School. 

Perhaps  this  is  the  reason  it  always  comes  as  a  shock  to 
discover  that  dapper  Dean  can  ride  the  refs  as  hard  as  any  of 
his  vitriolic  comrades  in  the  coaching  profession.  Unless  he  is 
unusually  incensed,  or  one  is  seated  nearby,  one  will  never 
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One  would  have  hardly  noticed  on  the  evening  of  December 
10  when  Carolina  played  Rochester  in  the  sixth  game  of  the 
season.  In  that  contest,  Smith  had  little  to  say.  Up  to  the 
Rochester  game,  the  season  had  gone  well,  with  one  excep- 
tion. Carolina  opened  with  a  pair  of  wins  against  Oregon 
State,  then  garnered  the  annual  Big  Four  Tournament  in 
Greensboro  with  hard-fought  victories  over  a  resurrected 
Duke  and  State.  Then  came  the  clinker:  a  surprising  three- 
point  defeat  at  the  hands  of  an  inspired  William  and  Mary. 
Whether  this  defeat  foreshadowed  troubles  in  the  weeks  to 
come  was  hardly  ainswered  by  that  Rochester  game,  in  which 
Carolina  finally  secured  nearly  a  sixty-point  margin.  That 
night,  at  least.  Smith  talked  mostly  to  his  players. 
Subsequently,  the  Tar  Heels  fled  the  frigid  East  for  New 
Orleans,  where  they  disposed  of  Tulane,  and  then  Hawaii, 
where  a  sun-burned  contingent  subdued  three  Western 
schools  to  capture  the  Rainbow  Classic.  Tans  fading,  the 
team  returned  to  the  mainland  and  slipped  by  Clemson  on 
the  roacl;  then  they  defeated  Virginia,  also  on  the  road.  At 
this  point,  it  seemed  that  Carolina  might  indeed  be  a  strong 
challenger  for  the  national  crown. 

It  was  cold  on  the  steps  of  Wilson  Library  that  Wednesday 
night,  January   18.  The  clock  struck  nine  and  the  young 


scholars  emerged  from  the  library.  They  shuffled  out  into  the 
icy  air,  lugging  their  Proust  and  Plato.  The  wind  whipped 
across  their  faces.  Sadly,  they  considered  the  futility  of  man 
in  the  ever-expanding  universe. 

There  was  a  brief  cure  for  this  cosmic  melancholy.  Before 
the  primal  gloom  had  eaten  away  their  souls,  they  found  the 
warm  glow  of  a  television  set.  For  a  few  moments,  they  felt 
close  to  humanity  from  all  parts  of  the  campus,  from  Frater- 
nity Court  to  Hinton  James  —  for,  the  foe  is  N.C.  State,  and 
it  is  secretly  thought  that  if  State  can  be  beaten,  then  all  is  not 
in  vain.  State  was  beaten  that  night,  by  five,  in  a  game  that 
left  everyone  in  awe. 

However,  earlier  in  the  week,  Carolina  had  lost  to  Duke  in 
Durham  for  the  first  time  since  1972.  Hardly  had  they  had 
time  to  recover  from  the  defeat  when  they  took  on  Wake 
Forest  in  Chapel  Hill  a  day  later.  The  Heels  squeaked  past 
Wake  by  only  two  points.  Later,  Carolina  defeated  Maryland 
before  travehng  to  Winston-Salem  and  suffering  a  nine-point 
loss  to  Wake.  The  streak  of  eight  consecutive  ACC  contests 
ended  against  Clemson,  who  was  trounced  by  the  Tar  Heels, 
98-64.  It  was  becoming  difficult  to  predict  what  this  highly 
rated  team  would  do  from  one  game  to  the  next. 


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Mercer's  shots  at  the  buzzer  gone  in,  they  would  have  up- 
ended the  nationally  third-ranked  Heels.  There  was  no  elud- 
ing Furman,  however  which  thoroughly  outplayed  UNC  at 
Charlotte's  North-South  Doubleheader.  The  Heels,  led  as 
usual  by  Phil  Ford,  did  come  away  from  Charlotte  with  one 
win,  over  Virginia  Tech  101-88. 

Again,  it  was  Phil  Ford,  directing  the  four  corners  for  thir- 
teen minutes  at  Maryland,  who  gave  North  Carolina  a  66-64 
victory.  His  teammates  called  him  Bugs  Bunny  because  of 
the  way  he  hopped  around  the  court  when  excited.  Oppo- 
nents might  well  have  called  Phil  Ford  other  names  because 
of  what  he  did  to  them  in  games.  He  came  from  Rocky 
Mount,"  where  he  developed  a  style  of  play  which  often  left 
big-city  players  mumbling  to  themselves.  At  the  season's 
conclusion,  he  had  swept  nearly  all  of  the  nation's  most  valu- 
able player  awards. 

For  the  rest  of  the  season,  Carolina  played  well  in  spurts. 
They  ventured  into  the  snow-bound  Northeast  in  mid- 
February  where  they  won  impressively  over  Rutgers  at 


Madison  Square  Garden.  However,  the  next  day,  the  team 
lost  a  tight  one  to  Providence  on  National  television,  61-59. 
UNC  returned  home  to  wallop  Kent  State  and  Virginia,  but 
lost  to  State  in  Raleigh,  as  Ford  missed  his  first  collegiate 
contest  because  of  a  wrist  injury. 

Thus,  the  Duke  game  was  vital  to  the  Heels  in  their  attempt 
to  maintain  control  of  the  ACC.  Not  surprisingly,  it  was  Ford 
who  sparked  a  com-from-behind  win  over  the  Blue  Devils  in 
his  last  home  game  with  a  career  high  of  34  points.  With  six 
seconds  left,  he  hit  the  two  free  throws  which  salted  the 
game  away.  The  victory  proved  a  crucial  one,  for  it  provided 
the  Tar  Heels  with  the  ACC  regular  season  championship, 
but  more  importantly,  with  a  first  round-bye  in  the  ACC 
Tournament. 

CaroUna  fell  to  Wake  Forest,  however,  in  the  semi-finals  of 
the  Tournament,  and  one  wondered  whether  the  UNC  team 
had  ever  been  as  good  as  they  were  initially  cracked  up  to  be. 
They  answered  that  question  against  San  Francisco  in  the 
opening  round  of  the  NCAA  Western  Regionals  in  Tempe, 
Arizona,  to  which  they  received  an  at-large  bid. 


BASKETBALL 


AND  COMETS 


A  Season  Finale 

There  is  a  story  told,  perhaps  it  is  fiction,  about  a  woman  in 
this  state,  bedridden  by  choice,  who  vowed  to  get  up  and 
walk  downstairs  if  UNC  won  the  national  championship  in 
1978.  She  had  lain  in  various  forms  of  repose  ever  since  V-J 
Day,  rousing  herself  only  for  a  son's  birth,  the  death  of  a 
father,  a  two-week  stay  in  the  Butner  Mental  Hospital,  and 
the  1957  NCAA  Basketball  Championships.  She  retained,  it 
is  reported,  only  two  passions  since  her  college  days.  One 
was  for  French  novelists,  the  other  for  CaroUna  basketball. 
Back  copies  of  Street  and  Smith's  were  strewn  throughout 
her  bedroom,  alongside  copies  of  Flaubert  and  Gide  and 
Camus.  If  she  ever  walked  again  she  would  have  to  be  careful 


Unfortunately,  the  blessed  event  never  transpired  as 
Carolina  lost  to  San  Francisco,  64-68.  Ford  concluded  his 
college  basketball  career  with  a  strangely  sub-par  perfor- 
mance, and  the  rest  of  the  team  could  not  take  up  the  slack. 
It  all  happened  so  suddenly,  the  woman  didn't  even  have  a 
chance  to  sit  up  in  bed. 

Though  Dean  Smith  is  a  masterful  basketball  coach,  he 
knows  little  about  the  stars,  or  he  might  have  likened  Caroli- 
na's season  to  that  of  the  Comet  Kohoutek's.  If  one  remem- 
bers correctly,  the  comet  was  supposed  to  have  blazed  across 
the  sky,  the  brightest  comet  since  Haley's.  And  though  what 
we  ended  up  with  was  certainly  reputable,  Kohoutek  would 
always  appear  as  something  of  a  fizzle  after  the  immense 
build-up  it  had  received  in  the  press. 


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CHEERLEADERS 

NUMBER  ONE 
NATIONALLY 


FOOTBALL 


Jim  Andieos 

Mike  Argo 

Rickv  Harden 

Tom  Biddle 

John  Blajr 

Tyress  Brattoo 

Steve  Bnggs 

Ron  Broadway 

John  Brugos 

Terence  Burrell 

Alan  Caldwell 

Bobby  Cale 

Carey  Casey 

Clyde  Chrisrensen 

Mel  Collrns 

Buddy  Curry 

Paul  Davis 

Scott  Davison 

Ron  Demarco 

Rick  Donnalley 

Ronnie  Dowdy 

Rick  Downs 

Bob  Duncan 

Lowell  Eakin 

Jack  Eiam 

Phil  Farris 

Jay  Faulkner 

Mike  Finn 

Travis  Freeman 

Hannon  Fry 

Bobby  Gay 

P  J   Gay 

Jeff  Grey 

Carl  Hackley 

Bob  Hammer 

Dee  Hardison 

Bobby  Hulcill 

Keith  James 

Billy  Johnson 

Steve  Junkmatin 

Matt  Kupec 
Richard  Kleinman 
Stan  Lancaster 
Rolo  Lusiter 
Amos  Uwrence 
Walker  Lee 

Dan  Lippencott 
Bob  Loomis 
Donald  Lucas 
Bill  Mabry 
Ken  Mack 
Bo  McCormick 
T  K  McDamels 

Max  McGee 

Bernie  Menapace 

Tony  Mills 

Tom  Nevitt 

Doug  Paschal 

Delben  Powell 

Phil  Ragazzo 

Bunn  Rhames 

Jimmy  Roberson 

Jim  Rouse 

John  Rushing 

Mike  Salzano 

Ken  Sheets 

Dave  Simmons 

David  Singleton 

Harry  Stanback 

Steve  Streater 

Mitchell  Strickland 

Walter  Sturdivant 

Mark  Sturgis 

Mark  Sugg 


Lawrence  Taylor 

Steve  Taylor 

Steve  Thacker 

Donnell  Thompson 

Wayne  Tucker 

Rick  Vanhoy 

Gary  Weaver 

Brooks  Williams 

Francis  Winters 

Ronald  Wooten 

Bill  Dooley.  Coaci 

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9/10/77 

Kentucky                             Lost 

7-10 

9/17/77 

Richmond                            Won 

51-0 

9/24/77 

Northwestern                      Won 

41.- 

10/1/^7 

Texas  Tech                          Lost 

'-10 

10/8/77 

Wake  Forest                        Won 

24-1 

10/15/7  7 

N,C,  State                            Won 

2--I4 

10/22/77 

South  Carolina                    Won 

17-0 

10/29/77 

Maryland                              Won 

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Clemson                               Tie 

15-H 

11/12/7- 

Virginia                                Won 

15-14 

11/19/77 

Duke                                    Won 

16-3 

12/19/77 

Nebraska                              Lost 

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Michael  PatrKk  Ar^u 

John  NKkcll  Blijr 

Tyress  Raymond  Branoti 

John  J   Brugos 

Bruce  RandaL  Bullings 

DonaJd  Gray  Caudle,  Jr. 

W.lliam  Frederick  ConnaJley 

William  Adama  Darden.  Jr. 

Ronald  De Marco 

Alcon  Maurice  Ellion 

Travis  Joseph  Freenun 

Wayiand  Hannon  Fry.  Jr. 

Carl  Leonard  Hackley 

Robert  Gerard  Hammar 

Samuel  Layne  Harns 

Keith  Allen  James 

Larry  Jerome  Leonard 

Van  Greg  Lippencon 

Nicholas  Fra2ier  Manos 

James  Hansel  McCormick.  Ill 

Michael  George  McCormick 

Mark  Edward  McGee 

John  Peck  McMann 

John  Nick  Miller 

Charles  Ray  Monroe.  Jr. 

Wistar  Moore.  Ill 
Timothy  Richard  Pauluzii 

Harrell  David  Powell 
James  Vernon  Roberson 
Jeffrey  Neil  Robinson 
John  Alexander  Rood 
Roland  Dock  Sawyer 
David  Lynn  Singleton 
Kevin  Anthony  Shwedo 
Steve  Lydell  Sirearer 
Walter  Sturdivant.  Jr 
Mark  Anthony  Srurgis 

Mark  Davtd  Su^ 

Uwrence  Julius  Taylor 

William  Sieve  Thacker 

Donald  Charles  Thompson,  Jr. 

Larry  Donnell  Thompson 

Douglas  Wayne  Warren 

Gary  Clifford  Weaver 

Charles  Barry  Wilson 

John  Guy,  Coach 


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Hugh  Bennett 

Butch  Bernard 

David  Blum 

Tom  Cope 

Dick  Drayton 

Rjck  Eacon 

Ed  Fenimore 

John  Fernandez 

Peter  Griffin 

Glenn  Harns 

Lee  Horton 

Olaf  Kampschmidt 

John  Mansfield 

Sean  Naber 
John  Osborne 
Billy  Propster 


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Western  CaroUna 

Won 

3- 

9/14/77 

Belmont  Abbey 

Won 

5- 

9/17/77 

UNC-Wilm 

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Lost 

3- 

9/24/77 

Rollins 

Lost 

0- 

9/28/77 

Davidson 

Won 

1- 

10/1/77 

High  Point 

Won 

6- 

10/5/77 

Appalachian 

State 

Tie 

0- 

10/8/77 

Furman 

Won 

10/11/77 

Vir^nia 

Won 

10/16/77 

Clemson 

Lost 

10/19/77 

Campbell 

Won 

10/22/77 

East  Carolin 

Won 

10/26/7  7 

N,C-  State 

Won 

10/29/77 

UNC-Charlotte 

Won 

10/31/77 

Maryland 

Won 

11/5/77 

Duke 

Won 

11/7/77 

Guilford 

Won 

11/12/77 

Washington 

and  Lee 

Won 

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Trenton  State 

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Princeton 

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WaJte  Forest 

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9-0 

9/29/77 

N  C   State 

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9-0 

10/6/77 

ACC  Tournament 

First  Place 

lO/n/77 

Duke 

Won 

7-2 

10/15/77 

Yale 

Lost 

2-7 

10/21/77 

Mississippi 

Won 

7-2 

10/21/77 

Georgia 

Won 

9-C 

10/22/77 

Auburn 

Won 

8- 

10/28/77 

Virginia 

Lost 

4- 

11/8/77 

East  Carolina 

Won 

9-C 

3/2/78 

Lady  Seminole  Invt 

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5/15/77 

Furman 

Won 

8- 

3/16/78 

Clemson 

Lost 

3-( 

3/17/77 

South  Carohna 

Won 

7-2 

3/19/78 

College  of  Chariest 

jn 

Won 

7- 

3/20/78 

Ohio  State 

Won 

8. 

5/24/78 

Tennessee 

Won 

9-C 

5/28/78 

Stetson 

Won 

6- 

3/29/78 

Appalachian  State 
Wake  Forest 

Won 
Won 

9-C 

4/6/78 

Southetn  Collegiate 

s 

Seventh  Place 

4/11/78 

Duke 

Lost 

1- 

4/14/78 

Buckeye  Invitational 

Second  Place 

MENS 


CROSS 


COUNTRY 


David  Drechsel 

Todd  Hamilton 

Robert  Hill 

Gary  Hofstetter 

Ralph  King 

Mike  Lacey 

Doug  Slack 

Mark  Thompson 

Bill  Urn.  Couth 

Record 

9/24/77 

N  C   State                              Won 

9/24/77 

Virginia                                  Won 

10/1/77 

Maryland                                Won 

11/5/77 

State  Championships            First 

WOMEN  S 

CROSS 
COUNTRY 


;  Bn 


Elizabeth  Edich 
Lzabeth  Powell  Hardawi 
Cindy  Ygerne  Hoffner 
Carol  Marie  Jennings 
Dorothy  Ann  Loud 

LndaSueNehls 
Huben  West.  Coach 


9/24/77 

N,C-  State 

9/24/77 

Virginia 

10/1/77 

Maryland 

10/1/77 

George  Mason 

10/8/7  7 

Wake  Forest 

10/8/77 

Virginia  Tech 

FIELD 


9/20/77 
9/22/77 
9/28/77 
9/30/77 
10/1/77 
10/1/77 
10/4/77 
10/7/77 
lO/U/77 
10/14/77 
10/27/7 
10/25/7 


Maria  Ehzabeih  Ausherman 

Laura  Ellen  Bauman 

Deirdre  Beth  Biles 

Constance  Lynn  Bishop 

Barbara  Janet  Buba 

Hazel  Mildred  Conkwnght 

Mary  Jeanne  Dnebeek 
Elizabeth  Breckenridge  Fahl 
Donna  Jeanne  Fullenon 
Joanne  Frances  Fresco 
Catherine  Ginn  Gilbert 
Uuren  Michelle  Gintei 
Victoria  Lee  Greenwood 

Mary  Catesby  Halsey 
Ann  Elizabeth  Hollinger 

Mary  Patricia  Holzer 

Elizabeth  Short  Mathiasen 

Susan  Manning  McCandless 

Susan  Elaine  Norman 

Ann  Mathews  Philbcick 

Jane  Ehzabeth  Ronner 

Alison  Clarke  Swift 

Margaret  Towers  Talman 

Susan  Kathryn  Vick 
Lauren  Beth  Woodward 
Joan  Hastings  Zabriskie 
Kim  Whitlock  Zimmerman 
Dolly  Ann  Hunter.  Ccaih 
Dorothy  Dilliplane.  Aiuilitnt  Coa 


Appalachian 
Hollins 
Roanoke 
Virginia  Tech 
East  Carohna 
Virginia 
Catawba 
Davidson 
Wake  Forest 


20-56 
25-30 

17-45 


HOCKEY 


VOLLEYBALL 


Mary  Alice  Abdalla 
Cindy  Renee  Adcock 
Kimberly  Carol  Cartner 

Mary  Lynne  Gilben 

Judith  Wendy  Goldberg 

Donna  Lee  Gutterman 

Carolyn  Faye  Hawkins 

Ruth  Ehzabeth  Heruska 

Jacquehne  K,  Kimbro 

Susan  Mane  Presti 

Susan  Carol  Strahl 

Clara  Ehzabeth  MiUer.  Coach 


1110111    N  C.  State 
9/23/77    Appalachian 
9/23/77   East  Carolina 
9/28/77    Lenoir  Rhyne 
9/30/7  7    Guilford 
10/4/77    High  Point 
10/4/77    Virginia  Commonweal! 
10/11/77N.C.  State 
10/14/77  Florida  State 

Invitational 
10/18/77Duke 
10/20/77Elon 
10/20/77  Winthrop 
10/22/77Hurricane  Volleyball 

Classic 

Louisburg 

Catonsville 

Duke 
10/25/77Louisburg 
11/2/77    Wake  Forest 
11/10/77NCAIAW 

AlAW  Region  II 


.  11-15.  11-15 


15-13.  15-10.  15-9 


15-7.  11-15,  15-f 


MENS 


FENCING 


SrepheD  H   Bachmann 

Frank  Quinn  Biake 

Paul  Blackwell  Conway.  Jr 

Kun  Umont  HaefeU 

Brian  Keiih  Herron 

Talmadge  Wesley  House 

Thomas  W>Uiam  KjUian 

McCoy  Lee  Moretz 

Barry  K-  Odeli 

John  Floyd  Saunders 

Stanley  E.  Schulman 

Mark  Rosers  Scotn 

Waller  Samuel  Weather 


Richard  1 
Ron  Mril 

1/14/^8  Ohio  State 

1/14/78  Wayne  Slate 

1/14/78  Bowhng  Green 

1/17/78  Duke 

1/21/78  Maryland 

1/21/78  Navy 

1/28/78  Clemson 

1/28/78  Georgia  Southern 
WiUiam  and  Mary 

/4/78  Temple 

/8  George  Mason 

/78  Virginia 

/78  Duke 

/78  Clemson 

/78  N  C,  State 


(Weil 


■.  Coi 


11.16 
11-16 
12-15 


Won 
Won 
Won 
Won 
Won 
Won 
Won 
Won 


WOMEN  S 
FENCING 


Janet  Elaine  Ahager 

Anna  Jeantrne  Bass 

Dam  Lea  Bridges 

Beverly  Ann  Brown 

Carver  Sara  Camp 

Virginia  Irene  Conway 

Robin  Lynn  Cooke 

C.  Sarah  Czastkowski 

Cathcnne  M   Deener 

Karherine  Inez  Eyre 

Mary  Beih  Forsyih 

Garney  Yveite  Ingram 

Sally  Crews  Kendrick 

Kathi  R   Kronenfeld 

Tom  Lynn  McAlister 

Martha  Denise  Melron 

Anne  Elizabeih  Nipper 

Catherine  Joanne  Swan 

Panie  C.  Urquhan 

Ron  Miller.  Coach 

Record 

1/14/78 

Ohio  State 

I/14/7fi 

Wayne  State 

1/I4/7H 

Bowlinjj  Green 

1/21/7H 

Maryland 

\/2]n» 

Pennsylvania 

1/28/78 

Clemson                                         \ 

2/3/78 

William  and  Mary                         \ 

Longwood                                      \ 

2/21/78 

N  C.  State 

GYMNASTICS 


Mary  Elizabeth  Elrod 
PainciaM   Kucsma 

Judy  Sue  Lyon 
Kathy  Darlene  Miles 
Patricia  J  O'Connor 
Leshe  Anne  Smith 
EUen  Hamby  Sumner 
Jacqueline  L.  Swisher 
Cary  Louise  Tiegellas 
Teresa  Lynn  Tnce 
Tia  Walker 


Ken  Dui 


..  C~c* 


1/17/78   Towson 
1/27/78    Flonda 
1/28/78   Duke 
1/28/78   Maryland 
2/4/78      Madison 
2/4/78      South  CaroUna 
2/10/78  Georgia 
2/11/78   Western  Carohn; 
2/11/78   Georgia  College 
2/18/78   Appalachian 
2/25/78    Eastern  Kentuck 


Won 

125  55-115-55 

Won 

127.35.110.00 

Won 

127.35-115.00 

Won 

118.15-112.00 

Won 

118,15-106.80 

Lost 

122.20-132.25 

Won 

130.40.52.60 

Won 

130.40-118.30 

Lost 

123  35-128.20 

Won 

12335-114.00 

men's 


SWIMMING 


Thomas  Owen  Abernethy 

Mjchael  Anthony  Amaya 

Thomas  Henderson  Aycock 

Timothy  Ross  Balderston 

Andrew  Edward  Branin 

James  Bodley  Campbell 

Harold  Dunbar  Cooley 

Thomas  Michael  Craig,  Jr 

Thomas  Francis  Cunmngham 

Richard  Davidson 

Richard  LoweL  DeSelm 

Stephen  Ward  DeVine 

Paul  StnbUng  Elhson,  Jr 

lay  Mark  Flynn 

Richard  Clay  Gilbert 

Mark  Ir>'ing  Herman 

Alfred  Emery  Hill 

Keith  Terry  Hoffman 

Frederick  West  Homans 

Joseph  Thacker  Inglefield.  Ill 

Kenneth  Clark  Ireland 

Mark  Ryan  List 

Timothy  John  Lucido 

WiUiam  Enc  Moore 

Roben  Walter  Omainsky 

Arnaldo  Luis  Perez 
Thomas  Nicholas  Prassas 

Michael  David  Reock 
Gregory  Joseph  Sanchez 
David  Wilson  Singley.Jr 

Louis  Steven  Tudor 

Jonathan  Chester  Watson 

Bruce  Vickers  Webster 

Frank  Comfort.  Coach 


Won 
Won 
Won 


Record 

12/1/77 

Pinsburgh 

12/3/77 

Penn  State  R 

12/6/77 

East  Carohna 

1/9/78 

Georgia 

I/I4/78 

Wake  Forest 

1/21/78 

Clemson 

1/28/78 

South  Carolin 

2/3/78 

Auburn 

2/5/78 

Virgima 

2/11/78 

Duke 

2/14/^8 

N  C   Slate 

WOMENS 
SWIMMING 


LydiaH   Bodman 

Bonny  Jane  Brown 

Lauren  Ehzabeth  Dupree 

Susao  Conroy  Egncr 

Janie  Lynn  Hapc 

Sally  McCrae  Harper 

Patricia  Anne  Haugh 

Maria  Rene  Hersh 

Karen  Elizabeth  Hoff 

Rebecca  Anne  Houkal 

Ehzabeth  K-  Hughes 

Elke  M   Lemaire 

Barbara  Ann  Losa 

Barbara  A    Marshall 

Laural  Lydia  Potter 

Lori  Ann  Ryder 

Gale  Ann  Thompson 

ludith  S   Tooher 

Barbara  Lynn  Wallace 

Madelyn  N    Warcholik 

Andrea  J   Young 

Elizabeth  D   Shackelford 

Catherine  J.  Vayda 

Record 

I2ib/^^ 

East  Carohna                                 Won 

1/9/ '8 

Georgia                                          Won 

l/21/:'8 

Clemson                                             Won 

1/28/78 

South  Carolina                               Lost 

2/3/78 

Auburn                                                Lost 

2/5/78 

Virgima                                          Won 

2/11/78 

Duke                                              Won 

2/14/78 

N.C   State                                      Lost 

WRESTLING 


Clayton  Joseph  Barnard 

Michael  Richard  Beniel 

Dean  Roben  Brior 

Gregory  Lee  Duke 

Kenneth  Evans 

Joseph  Galli 

Carl  Steven  Hoffman 

David  Rodenc  Juergens 

CarTer  Mario 

Norman  Masterson 

Douglas  Michal 

Conrad  Mock 

Robert  Paul  Monaghan 

Charlton  Quaile 

Jeffrey  Lee  Reintgen 

William  Leshe  Rumley 

Calvin  Todd 

Russell  Jordan  Truesdale 

Norman  Jay  Walker 

Arnold  Kevin  Watkins 

Keith  AUen  Wing 

Bill  Lam.  Coach 


12/7/77  Clemson 

1/12/78  East  Carohna 

1/17/78  N  C.  State 

1/20/78  Trenton  State 

1/27/78  Pembroke 

1/31/78  Duke 

2/4/78  Maryland 

2/U/78  NC   State 

2/17/78  East  Carolina 

2/24/78  Virginia 

2/25/78  Virginia  Tech 


Won 
Won 
Won 


Won 
Won 
Won 


24-9 
25-15 
18.24 


23-18 
16-23 
32-15 


MENS 


BASKETBALL 


Duiiky  URoy  Bradley 

Peler  MiicheN  Budko 

Jack  David  Colescott 

Geft  Crompton 

George  Edward  Doughton.  I 

Phil  Jackson  Ford 

Michael  O'Koren 

Michael  Bradford  Pepper 

John  Sidney  Virgil 

Urnic  Renfted  A   Wiel 

Jeffrey  James  Wolf 

Martin  Al  Wood 

Richard  Robert  Yonakor 

Thomas  Edward  Zaliagiris 


I.  Cmh 


1  l/26/770regon  Slate 
ll/i0/78Oregon  State 
12/2/77    Duke 
12/3/77   N.C.  State 
12/7/77    William  and  Mary 
12/10/77Rochester 
12/17/77Cmcinnati 
12/25/7  7  Tulane 
t2/28/77Brigham  Young 
12/29/77TexasTech 
12/30/77Stanford 
1/4/78     Clemson 
1/7/78     Virginia 


Won 
Won 
Won 


Duk. 


1/15/78    Wake  Forest 
1/18/78  N.C.  State 
1/21/78   Maryland 
1/26/78   Wake  Forest 
1/28/78   Clemson 
l/JO/78  Mercer 
2/3/78     Furman 
2/4/78     Virgima  Tech 
2/8/78     Maryland 
2/11/78  Rutgers 
2/12/78   Providence 
2/15/78   Kent  State 
2/18/78   Virginia 
2/23/78    N  C   State 
2/25/78    Duke 
V2/78      Wake  Forest 
^/ll/78    San  Francisco 


94-63 
90-64 
79-66 


92-61 

(OT)  79-77 

76-61 


WOMEN  S 
BASKETBALL 


Rita  Carol  Allen 

Jacqueline  D   AUison 

Sara  Charlene  Boykin 

Bessie  H   Buchanan 

Rosemary  E   Carbery 

Katherine  Conway  Cole 

Marguerite  Cosgrove 

Kris  Harris  Cox 

Phyllis  Kaye  EUiott 

Millicent  H   Fulford 

Kim  Elizabeth  Goodson 

Mary  Frances  Hardison 

Katharyn  L.  Holshouser 

Patricia  T  Johnston 
Sheila  Margaret  Judge 

Joan  Leggert 

Linda  Sue  Matthews 

Bernadette  V   McGlade 

Roseanne  M   McGlade 

Robm  Cecile  MiLer 

Joyce  E-  Pattetson 

Deborah  A   Richardson 

Mary  Kelly  Roche 

Anna  Carol  Sampson 

Kathy  Ann  Sapp 

Gay  Scott 

Aprille  Lea  Shaffer 

Catherine  P   Shoemaker 

Rochelle  Denise  Small 

Melanie  Renee  Wall 

Jennifer  Alley.  Coach 


11/29/77 
12/2/77 
12/6/77 
12/20/77 
12/21/77 

miim 
\nns 

1/10/78 
1/13/78 
1/17/78 
1/20/78 
1/21/78 
1/24/78 
1/26/78 
1/28/78 
1/31/78 
2/2/78 
2/4/78 
2/9/78 
2/10/78 


N  C.  State 
Maryland 


Wake  Forest 


Clemson 

East  Carolina 
Ohio  State 
Wake  Forest 
N.C   State 
UNC-Greensboro 
East  Carohna 
N.C   State 
Duke 

UNC-Greensboro 
East  Carolina 
Appalachian 


JV 


BASKETBALL 


Joseph  Tyron  Bell 

Kevin  Leslie  Brown 

Christopher  Staley  Burritl 

Terrence  Van  Loren  Burrou) 

Wilham  Ralph  Carter 

Randall  Carl  Day 

Michael  Frank  Elliott 

Carl  Vilho  Grashof 

Charles  Richard  Huntet.  II 

Eric  Richard  Kenny 

Donny  Joel  Laws 

Roben  Timothy  Lucas 

Derek  Damone  McAllisie 

Freeman  Layuars  Moore 


ll/30/77Louisburg 
12/10/77King's  College 

1/15/78  Fort  Union 

1/78  Durham  College 

1/21/78  Wingate 

1/28/78  Southeastern 

1/30/78  Mt,  Ohve 

2/2/78  Louisburg 

2/4/78  Uurinburg 

2/9/78  Frederick 

2/15/78  Davidson 

2/18/78  Uurinburg 

2/25/78  National  Business 


adie' 


BASEBALL 


James  WiUard  Atkinson 

Robert  David  Barnetr 

Stephen  Hughson  Beach 

Charles  Edwin  Beverly 

Charles  Michael  Brewer 

Lloyd  Griscom  Brewer 

Kevin  Monroe  Caddell 

Roy  William  Clark 

Alan  Lament  DeRan 

Charles  Michael  Fox 

Phillip  Lee  Griffith 

James  Donald  Henderson 

Claiboume  Oris  Johnson 

David  Burgess  Kjrk 

Bradford  Dale  Lloyd 

Mark  Steven  McKinney 

William  Middleton  Musser 

Gregory  Duval  Norris 

James  Douglas  Parks 

Joel  Edward  Roberts 

Gregory  Lee  Robinson 

James  Herman  Rouse 

Kenneth  Blaine  Smith 

Matthew  Mayo  Wilson 

Mike  Robens.  Coach 


2i24J^8 


3/8/78 

i'9rs 

3/10/78 
3'll/78 
3/11/78 
3/13/78 
3/1V78 
3/15/78 
5/16/78 
3'r'^8 


Francis  Marion 
Pan  American 
Pan  American 
Pan  American 
Pan  American 
Northern  Iowa 
Pan  A  men  can 
Louisiana  Tech 
Pan  American 
Northern  Iowa 
Northern  Iowa 
Oklahoma  State 
Pan  American 
Campbell 
Appalachian 
Liberty  Baptist 
Milligan  College 
William  and  Mary 


3/19- 

3/20/ "8 
3'2i;78 
3.'22;^8 
3/2  3/^8 
324,-8 

3.'2^r'T8 

3/28/78 
3 '29/78 
3/30.78 
3/30.78 
4/1/78 
4;2/78 
4/4/78 
4/5'78 


1/I6'78 

1/17/78 
1/20  "8 


South  Carolina 
Madison 
Richmond 
Old  Dominion 
Duke 
Clemson 
East  Carolina 
St.  Johns 
LeMoyne  College 
LeMoyne  College 
Towson  State 
Maryland 
Virginia 
N.C.  State 
East  Carolina 
Wake  Forest 
Virginia 
Maryland 
Libeny  Baptist 
Virginia  Tech 
Wake  Forest 
South  Carolina 
South  Carolina 
N.C.  State 
Clemson 

ACC  Tournament 
Duke 
'■   East  Tennessee 
College  World  Series 
Omaha,  Nebraska 
Oral  Roberts 
St.  Johns 
Michigan 
Southern  California 


Won 
Won 
Won 
Won 


Third  Place  Tie 


LACROSSE 


Timothy  Bryan 

Daniel  A   Burch 

Kevin  Ph.bp  CampbeU 

I>anjel  R   Cox 

Paul  Tripp  Davies 

RAlph  Thomas  Davy 

Thomas  Dominic  Fedenco 

Douglas  Joseph  Fierro 

Bruce  Jennmgs  F,5ke 

Daniel  Francis  Foley 

WiLiun  Hunter  Bell  Francis 

Vernon  Meredich  Geddy 

Randolph  Lawson  Gilben 
James  Monroe  HiU.  Ill 

John  Jeffrey  Lynch 

Louis  Bruce  Matthai.  Jr 

Michael  Melamerson 

Chnstopher  Thomas  Mueller 

Lawrence  Joseph  Myers 

Adam  Sapirstein 

John  Edward  Schipper.  Ill 

Timoihy  Joseph  Sheehan 

Mark  Fredric  Siangl 

Roben  M   Seeidle 

Charles  Victor  Stoelker 

Martin  Strayer  Sutton 

Larry  1   Turkheimer 

Roben  Bruce  Bolker 

Charles  Allen  Wenzel 

Paul  Jeffrey  Wingate 

Paul  Roben  Worstell 

Joseph  Anthony  Yevoli 

Dayid  Brian  YinsJing 

Paul  Doty.  Ciart 

Record 

3/3'"8  William  8c  Mary 

3/4/78  Maryland  Lacrosse  Club 

5/5/78  South  Flonda 

3/13/78  Hoban 


3/18 


/irgini 


3/21/78  Princeton 

3/25/78  Washington  and  Lee 

3/29/78  Air  Force 

4/1/^8  Delaware 

4/^/78  Maryland 

4/14/-8  Penn  State 

4/l(i/^8  Hofitra 

4/19/78  Duke 

4/22/78  Roanoke 

4/29/78  N.C.  State 

5/13/78  Nayy 


MEN  S  GOLF 


Philip  Doug 

as  Bland 

WiUiam  AUe 

Buttner 

Aubrey  John 

Flam.  Jr- 

Frank  Bernar 

d  Fuhrer 

Mark  Alan  Helffrich 

Kevin  Don 

in  King 

James  Wesle 

Kunkle 

Enc  Lee  U 

whon 

John  Rode  McGough 

Wallace  Frednck  Palmer.  1] 

WiUiajD  Alben  Sibbick 

Stephen  George  Smith 

Jerome  WiUiam  Stanislaw 

Matthew  Brian 

Sughrue 

James  EUiott 

Taylor 

Deyon  Brous 

e.  C.«* 

Record 

9/22/— 

Foxfire  Intercollegiate 

Second  Place 

9/29/77 

Madison  College  Invitauonal 

Sixth  Place 

9/30/77 

Furman  4-Ball  Tournamen 

Founh  Place 

10/7/77 

Memphis  Fall  Classic 

Last  Place 

10/15/7 

7  Duke  Fall  Invitational 

First  Place 

10/27/7 

7Cypress  Gardens  Invitation 

al 

Third  Place 

11/3/77 

Methodist  College 

First  Place 

2/10/78 

Gator  Invitational 

Seventh  Place 

2/25/78 

Big  Four 

Second  Place 

3/9/78 

Palmeno  Classic 

Third  Place 

3/13/78 

Pinehurst  Intercollegiate, 

Tied  for  Second 

3/18/78 

Iron  Duke  Classic 

Second  Place 

3/21/^8 

Red  Fox  Classic 

Tied  for  Fifth 

3/22/^8 

Furman  IntercoUegiare 

Tied  for  Seventh 

3/31/78 

Camp  Leieune  Invitational 

Second  Place 

4/11/78 

ACC  Tournament 

Second  Place 

4/20/78 

Chns  Schenkel  Intercollegi 

te 

Eighth  Place 

4/26/78 

Southern  Intercollegiate 

Ninth  Place 

6/4/78 

NCAA 

Fifth  Place 

WOMEN  S 
GOLF 


Bonnie  Kirk  Bt-ll 

Cathy  Mulford  Graham 

Janet  Mary  Haire 

Kathy  Koelle 

Stephanie  Leanne  Kornegay 

Mareen  Ann  Long 

Sheree  Linda  Marsh 

Brenda  Lorraine  Rich 

Laura  Stnppel 
Dot  Gunnells,  Coaeh 


Record 

9/20/77   Longwood 

Won 

8-4 

9/20/77    Madison 

Won 

8-4 

9/21/77    William  and  Mary 

Won 

11-1 

9/27/77    Duke 

Won 

329-352 

10/6/77    NCAIAW 

Second  Place 

10/18/77Duke 

Won 

322-339 

10/24/77Udy  Tar  Heel  Invil 

Third  Place 

ll/14/77Udy  Gacor  InvtI. 

Eighth  Place 

5/22/78   OhioSiaie 

Won 

334-342 

V22/78   Longwood 

Won 

345-352 

3/24/78   Duke  Spring  Invtl. 

Fourth  Place 

3/30/78   Lady  Paladin  Invil, 

Eighth  Place 

4/10/78   Rollins  Peggy  Kirk  Bell 

Second  Place 

4/28/78   WSIC 

Sixth  Place 

MENS 


TENNIS 


Peter  Dawson  Brown 

Neal  Howard  Carl 

Junius  Daniel  Chalman. 

Chris  Barry  Fenichell 

Earl  Glenn  Hassler 

Talmage  Allen  H. 

Robert  Lee  Hincs 

Jamieson  A.  Karson 

Jon  Morris  Kraut 

Thomas  And 

Chfford  Dwight  Skakle 

Gary  Warren  Taxman 

Paul  Tendler 

Don  Skakle.  OdcA 


III 


2-27-78 
3-4-78 
3-6-78 
3-8-78 
3-9-78 
3-10-78 
3-13-78 
3-15-78 
3-16-78 
3-18-78 
3-20-78 
3-21-78 
3-22-78 
3-23-78 
3-24-78 
3-26-78 
3-27-78 
3-29-78 
3-30-78 
4-1-78 
4-3-78 
4-5-78 
4-6-78 
4-8-78 
4-9-78 


Penn  State 
West  Virginia 

Rjce 

Houston 

High  Point 

South  Carohna 

Guilford 

Davidson 

Virginia  Tech 

Iowa 

Washington  and  Lee 

Michigan  State 

Furman 

Virginia 

MIT 

Western  Michigan 

N.C.  State 

Princeton 

Clemson 

Wake  Forest 

Hampton  Institute 


Won 
Won 
Won 
Won 
Won 
Won 
Won 
Won 
Won 
Won 


Won 
Won 
Won 
Won 
Won 


SOFTBALL 


Anita  Diane  Allen 

Laura  Ellen  Bauman 

Bessie  Harriet  Buchanan 

Pamela  Kay  Burwell 

Katherine  Conway  Cole 

Marguerite  Isabella  Cosgrovi 

PhyLis  Kaye  Elliort 

Judith  Wendy  Goldberg 

Jeanne  Elizabeth  Klein 


Cyni 


a  Anni 


3/17/78 
3/21/78 
3/23/78 
3/28/78 


Connie  Lynn  Langley 

Jams  Evelyn  MatsoD 

Lisa  Ann  Perry 

Carol  Rose  Rjley 

Deborah  Lynn  Sasser 

Gay  Scott 

Wendy  Anne  Stout 

Charlene  Yvonne  Webb 

Dolly  Ann  Hunter.  Coach 

Edward  Ibarguen.  Ajsistant  Coach 


Won 
Won 

Won 


4/6/78 

Anns 


UNC-Greensboro 

Catawba 

Catawba 

N  C   State 

NC   State 

Campbell 

Campbell 

UNC-Greensboro 
N  C   State  Invitatio 

UNCGreensbort 
Western  Carolina 
N  C   State 
N  C   State 


Won 
Won 
Won 


4/10/78  , 
4/15/78  I 
4/14/78   . 

4/20/78 
4/29/78 


N  C-  State 
NC  State 
NCAIAW  Toi 


MENS 
TRACK 


Paul  Branch  Bissect.  Ill 

Charles  Raymond  Brown,  H 

Samuel  Lamar  Brown 

Stephen  Darryl  Coleman 

James  Harold  Cooper 

David  Nelson  Drechsel 

Jeffery  Phillip  Gorski 

Todd  Leiand  Hamilton 

Roben  Paul  Hill 

Gary  Paul  Hofstetter 

Ralph  Williams  King,  Jr 

Bradley  Reid  Kutrow 

Michael  D   Ucey 

Donald  Bruce  Lockerbie 

Kevin  John  Lockerbie 

Thomas  Michael  Massey 

Wayne  Miller 

William  Moragne  Miller 

Byron  Dale  Rawbnson 

Edward  Chisholm  Scott 

Walter  Laverne  Shuler 

John  Banon  Sinnott 

Douglas  Evans  Slack 

Wayne  Kent  Taylor 

Mark  Charles  Thompson 

Roben  Andrew  Walsh 

Thomas  Jackson  Ward 

Paul  Lee  Warren 

Spencer  Augustus  Wynne.  II 

Joseph  T    Hilton,  Coach 

Record 

3/18/78 

ECU  Invitational 

No  Score 

3/25/78 

ACC  Relays 

No  Score 

3/25/78 

Florida  Relays 

No  Score 

5/28/78 

Richmond                                      Won 

100-63 

4/1/78 

State  Record  Relays 

No  Score 

4/8/78 

Carohna  Relays 

No  Score 

4/14/78 

Duke,  N  C   State 

Second  Place 

4/21/78 

ACC 

Fourth  Place 

4/28/78 

Penn  Relays 

No  Score 

V 19/78 

Tom  Black  Classic 

No  Score 

WOMEN  S 
TRACK 


Elizabeth  Edith  Crowley 

Karen  Sue  Fischler 

ELzabeth  Powell  Hardaway 

Katharyn  LuAnne  Holshouser 

Carol  Marie  Jennings 

Michelle  Patricia  Langan 

Dorothy  Ann  Loud 

Linda  Sue  Nehls 

Susan  Gayle  Randan 

Rosic  Alberta  Riddick 

Karen  Leslie  Stevenson 

Joe  Hilton.  CMi-h 

Hubert  West,  Auiitaaf  Coach 

Record 

2/11/78 

N.C.  State  Invitational 

No  Score 

2/18/78 

N  C,  State 

No  Score 

3/18/78 

ECU  Invitational 

No  Score 

3/2V78 

Atlantic  Coast  Relays 

No  Score 

3/28/78 

Richmond 

No  Score 

4/1/78 

State  Record  Relays 

No  Store 

4/8/78 

Carohna  Relays 

No  Score 

4/15/78 

Big  Three 

No  Score 

4/23/78 

Maryland  Invitational 

No  Score 

4/29/78 

NCAIAW  State  Tournament 

Second  Place 

5/19/78 

Tom  Black  Classic 

No  Score 

RUFF  IN 


ALDERMA 


KENAN 


MclVER 


JOYNER 


coee 


OLD  EAST 


OLD  WEST 


GRIMES 


MANLY 


MANGU 


RUPPIN 


STACY 


EVERETT 


AYCOGK 


HENDERSON  RESIDENCE  COLLEGE 


ALEXANDER,  CONNER,  WINSTON 


WENDERSON  RESIDENCE  COLLEGE 


HITCMEAD 


PARKER 


^^^^r^^^^^^^^^ 

J^Kj^E 

TCAGUE 


AVERY 


HINTON  JAMES 


EMRINGWAUS 


GRANVILLE  TOWERS 


GRANVILLE  TOWERS 


inTfWRflTfpniTT  council 


1.  Bob  Singletary 

2.  Randall  Williams 

3.  Tom  Terrell.  President 

4.  Stuart  Grainger 

5.  Jim  Kayk 

Not  Shown 

John  Baccich 
Mark  Merritt 
David  Watters 
Charlie  White 


pflPHfLLfnic  council 


1.  Laura  Phelps 

2.  Cindy  Cox 

3.  Becky  Burbage,  PmidenI 

4.  Debra  Pickrel 

5.  Nancy  Aycock 
6.  Debbie  Goldsmith 

7.  Susan  Stamper 

8.  Allison  Elsee 

9.  Leslie  Adler 

Not  Shown 

Duffy  Green 


tPm  CHI  OAMfl 


1.  KimLedlord 

IJ.Jenta  Wr.ght 

25,  Ramona  Jones 

37.  Sue  Haseley 

49.  Susan  Koonce 

Rita  Hill 

2.  Betty  Westphal 

14.  Kim  Collins 

26.  Maureen  Long 

38.  Lynn  McClure 

50.  Becky  Burbage 

Paula  Hobbs 

3.  Lee  Ken.on 

1  5.  Debbie  Skaradzmsk. 

27.  Donna  Davis 

39.  Peggy  Stryker 

51.  ShaBradshaw 

Valerie  Hobbs 

4.  Beverly  Mills 

16.  Kim  Clarke 

28.  Lindsay  Gray 

40.  Val  Charles 

Not  Shown 

Jane  Hunt 

5.  Sally  Bulla 

17.  Susan  Page 

29.  Miriam  Eaves 

41.  Debbie  Junkin 

Dale  Alton 

Marie  Joseph 

6.  Patti  Rogers 

18.  Margie  Haywood 

.30.  Donna  Taylor 

42.  Hope  Tyndall 

Jayne  Baker 

Mary  McDaniel 

7.  Cathy  Humphries 

19,  Meg  Griswold 

31.  Martha  McClure 

43.  Debbie  Lovelace 

Katherine  Bell 

Melissa  Owen 

8.  Scottie  Tolar 

20.  Sharon  Hall 

32.  Holly  Harris 

44.  Susan  Swindell 

Jodi  Bishop 

Nancy  Parker 

9.  Martha  Holding 

21.  Verna  Gates 

33.  Pam  Edmondson 

45.  Jane  May 

Liz  Gonner 

Missy  Payne 

0.  Kathy  Hart 

22.  Molly  Stockton 

34.  Martha  Minnis 

46.  Peggy  Clark 

Hayden  Bullard 

Teresa  Rigsbee 

1.  Laura  Sheely 

2i.  Linda  Goldstein 

35.  Ann  Clarke 

47.  Debbie  McMehan 

Dan  Daves 

Connie  Royal 

2.  Kathy  Vogler 

24.  Kim  Koury 

36.  Lynne  Haseley 

48.  Karen  Fisher 

Kathy  Glenn 

Karen  Young 

tPm  DfLTfl  PI 


I-  Mary  Flagg  Nimo 

2.  Martha  Wooten 

3.  SaJly  Bussey 

4.  Susan  Kuhn 

5.  Fang 

6.  Lynn  Maccubbin 

7.  C.vil  Adams 

8.  Nan  Lewjs 
9-  Amy  Atkins 

10.  Linda  Pegram 
11-  Carol  Bedsole 
12.  Grace- Johnson 
1.3.  Julia  Armf.eld 
1  ).  Beth  Dalton 

15.  Kjm  Trimble 

16.  Margie  Marton 

17.  Betsy  Tucker 


18.  Sharon  Knight 
19-  Barbara  Johnston 

20.  Amy  Colgan 

21.  Kay  Godwin 

22.  Paula  Dewalt 

23.  Julie  Winzeler 

24.  Terry  Whalen 

25.  Laurie  Gilberti 

26.  Carol  James 

27.  Penny  Pennington 

28.  Karen  Lammey 

29.  Debbie  Algranti 

30.  Cindy  Osborne 

31.  Kelly  Close 

32.  Jean  Martin 

33.  Allison  Moore 

34.  Molly  Martin 

35.  Stephanie  Trogdcn 


36.  Pam  Bcckedorf 

37.  Mary  Beth  Farrior 

38.  Susan  Sutton 

39.  Becca  Workman 

40.  Cindy  Coe 

41.  Ami  Gray 

42.  Michelle  Sloan 

43.  Beth  Jenkins 

44.  Laura  Phelps 

45.  Margaret  Griffin 

46.  Fabra  Hart 

47.  Sue  Dewalt 

48.  Melissa  Goddard 

49.  Beth  Justesen 

50.  Karen  Robinson 

51.  Debbie  Harvey 

52.  Melissa  Ridenhour 

53.  Sharon  Southerland 


54-  Debbie  Massey 

55.  Jennifer  Thomas 

56.  Winston  Folger 

57.  Ked  Davis 

58.  Eecca  Moseley 

59.  Leesa  Childress 

60.  Carol  Costner 

61.  Lisa  Pittman 

62.  Kim  Ford 

63.  Suzi  Metcalfe 

64.  Peggy  McCown 

65.  Cindy  Royal 

66.  Shawn  Daughtridge 

67.  Virginia  Conway 

68.  Robin  Perkins 

69.  Pam  Williams 

70.  Li2  Wutschel 

71.  Jane  Johnson 


Not  Shown 
Betsy  Barry 
Heidi  Behrends 
Julie  Belton 
Emily  Biggs 
Jane  Blanchard 
Sue  Blaug 
Mary  Bradshaw 
Jane  Broadwater 
Ashley  Brown 
Cynthia  Cox 
Arden  Dowdy 
Cindy  Drake 
Jane  Durney 
Sharon  Hasty 
Jackie  Jones 
Susie  Lawson 
Ann  Lecount 


Amy  Lethbridge 
Kandie  Manning 
Vickie  Marmarose 
Buff  Mawyer 
Frances  McClure 
Missy  McLean 
Pam  Pace 
Debbie  Peele 
Karen  Reynolds 
Anne  Satterwhite 
Saralee  Smithwick 
Barksadale  Spencer 
Annie  Stewart 
Anna  Sykes 
Ann  Waymck 
Kathy  Wilson 


r 


'^Mik 


J 


tpm  PHI  onEQfl 


1.  Andy  Bell 

17.  Laura  Stuart 

33.  Jeff  Billings 

48.  Jackie  Edmonds 

2.  Randy  Goff 

18.  Chris  Mason 

34.  Carol  Weynand 

49.  Bill  Shelton 

3.  Mike  Weinberg 

19.  Kenna  Stephenson 

35.  Larry  Bliss 

50.  Barbara  Ciampa 

4.  Mitch  Aiken 

20.  Tom  Wood 

36.  Tim  Byerly 

51.  Renee  Salley 

5.  Sally  Agner 

21.  RitaGiUis 

37.  Pat  Mamay 

52.  Ken  Parrot 

6.  Eddie  Fritsch 

22.  Jan  Marks 

38.  Terry  Bragg 

53.  Terry  DoUyhigh 

7.  Suzi  Self 

23.  Katie  McKelvey 

39.  Al  Phelps 

54.  Lynn  Turnage 

8-  Tonja  Jordan 

24.  Spike  Reynolds 

40.  Cathy  Cousins 

55.  Tim  McGee 

9.  Burdette  Robinson 

25.  Terry  Steelman 

41.  David  Smith 

56.  Ann  Martinelli 

10.  Jeff  Raynes 

26.  Joel  Dunn 

42.  Cathy  Campbell 

5^.  Susan  Mason 

11.  Karen  WoUner 

27.  James  Campbell 

43.  Wilton  Gay 

58.  Lee  Futrelle 

12.  Peter  Larson 

28.  Susan  Caldwell 

44.  Dwight  Lewis 

59.  Tim  Phelps 

13.  Denise  Klimas 

29.  Karen  Nelson 

45.  David  Weynand 

60.  Barbara  Meek 

14.  Dianne  Hubbard 

30.  John  Bower 

Pmideni 

61.  Tim  Kirkpatrick 

15.  Lynn  Tucker 

31.  Darrell  Ertzberger 

46.  Shern  Marlowe 

62.  Hannah  Winecoff 

16.  Mary  Crawford 

32.  Mary  Pauldine 

47.  Susan  Shugart 

63.  Gina  Minzenmayer 

tPHfl  ^flPPfl  flLPtlfl 


1.  Cheryl  Geyer 

~.  Wendy  Johnson 

U-  Syvil  Summers 

2.  Chlquitta  Tilman 

8.  Valerie  Hubbard 

15.  LaDonna  Washington 

3.  Nora  Parker 

9.  Josie  Freeman 

16.  Sanda  VC'ilson 

4.  Gwendolyn  Bullock 

10-  Diane  Ramsey 

P.  Debra  Harris 

■i.  Millicent  Fulford 

11.  Gwendolyn  Dancy 

18.  Karol  Mason 

6.  Michell  Goode 

12-  Yolanda  Scarlette 

19.  Sheri  Parks 

President 

1-^.  Sharon  Weaver 

flLPHfi  TflU  OAMfl 


1.  Miller  Slevens 

9-  Bruce  Henmng 

18.  Rick  Groves 

Not  Shown 

2.  John  Mills 

10.  Pete  Epermams 

19.  Duane  Daniels 

Todd  Baker 

President 

11.  Bert  Wilmer 

20.  Larry  Myers 

Hugh  Bennett 

3.  Mike  Hales 

12.  MarkMerritt 

21.  Morgan  Crawford 

Mike  Coyre 

4.  Jerry  Farber 

13.  Marshall  Purefoy 

22.  Bev  Undstreet 

Dick  Davidson 

5.  John  Baccich 

14.  Thad  Faison 

23.  Peg 

6.  Burrus  Smith 

15.  Art  Stetson 

24.  Steve  Skulsky 

T.  Kevin  Holt 

16.  Chris  Capel 

25.  Bill  Waterfield 

8.  Brad  Connett 

17.  Don  Yeatman 

26.  Bill  Story 

MTfl  THfTfl  PI 


1.  Tex  Houston 

13.  Louis  Bledsoe 

25.  Tom  Templeton 

36.  Charles  Barbee 

Chip  Goldsmith 

John  Mitchene 

2.  Ave  Drake 

14.  H.  Kel  Landis 

26.  Jim  Raby 

37.  Zak  Andrews 

Gordon  Hafner 

Jim  Neal 

3.  George  King 

15.  Peter  Bradshaw 

27.  Walter  Ricks 

38.  H.  Woltz 

Jimmy  Hart 

Freddie  Palme 

4.JimKuyk 

16.  David  Dunaway 

28.  Mike  Blair 

39.  Boo-Boo 

Stuart  Herr 

Steve  Parham 

5.  Jim  Shaffner 

n.  Bill  Foster 

29.  Mike  Gurbbs 

Rob  Hines 

Steve  Patty 

6.  Jim  Taylor 

18.  Peter  Cleveland 

30.  Linus  Woltz 

Not  Shown 

Fritz  Homans 

Gus  Riera 

7.  Reb  Thomas 

19.  Ron  Hodge 

31.  WilFanjoy 

Will  Chapman 

Lex  Howard 

Jon  Smder 

8.  Rick  Gunn 

20.  Mauroner  and  Reefer 

32.  Fang 

Rhodes  Craver 

Mike  Jacobs 

Peter  Thoren 

9.  Tim  Stump 

21.  Rich  Blankenship 

33.  Dave  Reid 

Chris  Daly 

Jon  Kurie 

Bob  Watson 

10.  Chris  Froman 

22.  Butch  Cooper 

34.  David  Eason 

Rick  Donnalley 

Dave  Kirk 

11.  Steve  Hull 

23.  Eddie  Newsom 

35.  Steve  Walker 

Scott  deGuzman 

Mark  Landis 

12.  John  Crowley 

24.  McKay  Belk 

President 

Mike  Elliot 

George  MacBain 

5fTfl  fflfTfl  PI 


Flm 


1 


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■*1 


Q\m\ 


1.  Steve  Strause 

18,  Danny  Fitz 

34.  Frank  King 

Chip  Blackwe 

2.  Jimmy  Campbell 

19.  Al  Cole 

35.  Tim  Joyce 

Bill  Bryan 

3.  Lee  Greene 

20.  Ronnie  Freeman 

36.  Tim  Beane 

Will  Cauble 

4.  Bob  Walters 

21.  ChipHamnck 

37.  Brantley  Peck 

Jerry  Eatman 

5.  John  Peyacha 

22.  John  Herbert 

38.  Frank  Jones 

Strib  Ellison 

6.  Kip  Fraasa 

23.  Bob  Vaughn 

39.  John  S'ipp 

Bill  Flynn 

7.  Rob  Shields 

24.  Bill  Willis 

40.  Joe  Poats 

Sam  Hatcher 

8.  Joe  Griffith 

25.  Mike  Ritter 

41.  Rick  Proctor 

Snooky  Hill 

9.  Eddie  Carlton 

26.  Larry  Hastings 

42.  Brad  Shinaman 

John  Holland 

10.  Curtis  Fairtloth 

27.  C.T.  Urban 

43.  Willjoslin 

Alan  Maness 

11.  PaulMcMinn 

28.  Thad  Throneburg 

44.  Bill  Nicholson 

Will  Monroe 

12.  David  Shore 

Pmtdent 

45.  .leff  Jones 

Andy  Moye 

13.  Johnny  Ellington 

29.  Steve  Cella 

46.  Bryant  Phillips 

William  Nibl 

14.  Mark  Vitek 

30.  Terry  Massagee 

Fred  Vlasis 

n.  Matt  Knox 

31.  Phil  Lane 

Not  Shown 

16.  Rob  Sink 

32.  Robin  Summerline 

Tim  Arey 

17.  David  Carroll 

33.  Joe  MacMurry 

Dan  BUkwelder 

cm  OMfOfl 


1.  Beth  Dortch 

2.  Hunter  Dortch 

3.  Julie  Montgomery 

4.  Ann  Patrick 

5.  Croft  Whitner 

6.  Debbie  Goldsmith 

7.  Marianne  Mattox 

8.  Beverly  Dupree 
9-  Maggie  Timothy 

10.  Heather  Weir 

1 1 .  Pam  Ferguson 

12.  Michelle  Mereshak 

13.  Cantey  Sutton 

14.  Laura  Frazier 

15.  Harriet  Whelchel 


16.  Melanie  Calvert 

17.  Chris  Redmond 

18.  Sue  Barnes 

19.  Debbie  Mead 

20.  Charlotta  King 

21.  Susan  Rayraer 

22.  Trish  Elliott 
23   Adele  James 

24.  Susie  Paul 

25.  Martha  Mika 

26.  Elizabeth  Taylor 

27.  Mary  Craig 

28.  Elizabeth  Sayle 

29.  Sally  Lee 

30.  Nancy  Snell 


3  1.  Jeanette  Kirk 

32.  Kelly  Nyimicz 

33.  Anne  Pender 

34.  Christi  Hoffman 

President 

35.  Anne  Josephs 

36.  Joan  Zabriskie 

37.  Laurie  Ginter 
38-  Ethelyn  Simpson 

39.  Kitty  Moore 

40.  Leaslie  Barry 

41.  Karen  Duvier 

42.  Ducky  Calhoun 

43.  Christie  Morris 

44.  EUen  Stanley 


45.  Rodgers  Pender 

Not  Shown 

Angle  Howell 

Ann  HoUenger 

46.  Allisen  Nunn 

Archer  Anthi 

ny 

Betty  Hoover 

Karen  Howell 

47.  Donna  Joyner 

Gwen  Barnes 

Laurie  King 

Betty  Maxwell 

48.  Margaret  Foerster 

Katherine  Be 

asiey 

Jennifer  Mapel 

Posey  Patrick 

49.  Ehzabeth  Langley 

Leslie  Benning 

Jane  Orahood 

Ann  Pelletier 

50.  Anne  Marshall 

Juhe  Blazer 

Ann  Peper 

Muffin  Skinner 

51.  Shannon  Nyimicz 

Donna  Clark 

Joan  Pettit 

Moo  Tapley 

52.  Julie  Collins 

Lisa  Collins 

Susan  Raymer 

Susie  Toussaint 

53.  Liz  Devine 

Lauren  Davis 

Betsy  Ross 

Harriet  Whelchel 

54.  Judy  Eckman 

Cora  Dobson 

Sally  Beard 

Cathy  Shingleton 

55.  Gaither  Moore 

Dee  Dee  Do 

rrel 

Annette  Blalock 

Liz  Timothy 

56.  Page  Dawson 

Rush  Dorset 

Bryan  Cheek 

Ellen  Wallenborn 

57.  Ann  Clodfelter 

Laura  Frazier 

Laura  Collins 

Jean  Walston 

58.  Laura  Doss 

Betsy  Hardw 

ck 

Jan  Frazier 

Debbie  Wickham 

Ruth  Harris 

Brenda  Forrest 

Kathy  Woodburn 

Donna  Hesmer 

CHI  P5I 


1.  Mark  McWhinney 

20.  Butch  Gudger 

38.  Thomas  Mayo 

Phil  Dickey 

Greg  Swanson 

2.  Phil  Temple 

21.  Tom  Temple 

39.  Pat  Nicholson 

Jimmy  Everhart 

Mark  Kogan 

3.  Steve  Toben 

22.  L.L.  Gellersiedt 

40.  Bill  Heisel 

Tony  Forwasier 

David  Pence 

4.  Jim  Alexandre 

Prtuderit 

Peter  Hapke 

Hank  Ralston 

5.  Tim  Sullivan 

23.  Louis  Edmonds 

Not  Shown 

Jody  Inglefield 

Manley  Roberts 

6.  Billy  Newman 

24.  Phil  Moses 

Seth  Ahlborn 

Alan  Irvin 

Jon  Sasser 

7.  Keith  Berry 

25.  Tom  Terrell 

Todd  Albert 

Marc  Isaacson 

Karl  Schmid 

8.  Roy  Cooper 

26.  Ronnie  Shehee 

Joe  Albright 

Roland  Jones 

Edward  Scott 

9.  David  Covington 

27.  Mike  Egan 

Charhe  Allen 

Matt  Judson 

Harry  Sibold 

10.  Joe  French 

28.  Doug  Johnson 

Lin  Amos 

J.B   Kelley 

Saul  Sockwell 

U.  Pete  Mitchell 

29.  Bill  Turner 

Kent  Anderson 

Many  Lagod 

Jerry  Striph 

12.  Rick  Blanks 

30.  Scott  Davis 

John  Bason 

Nick  Manos 

Richard  Terrell 

13.  Pete  Estelle 

31.  Jim  Phillips 

William  Bilhca 

Brooks  Mayberry 

Tim  Toben 

14.  Chnt  Corrie 

32.  Owen  Page 

Gary  Bowers 

Jerry  McConnell 

Don  Vandervaar 

15.  Ward  Blalock 

33.  Les  Hamashima 

Charles  Bowman 

Peter  Pappas 

Brad  Vogelbach 

16.  Durwood  Wiggins 

34.  Rodney  Phillips 

Tandy  Brown 

David  Pearce 

Richard  Whis 

17.  Game  McGimsey 

35.  Walton  Reeves 

Paul  Browne 

Greg  Porter 

Craig  Willis 

18.  Smitty  Richardson 

36.  Jay  Tervo 

Trip  Browning 

Ed  Rankin 

Richard  Whisnet 

19-  Staley  Moore 

37.  Leigh  Wilco 

Steve  DeVine 

Chuck  Summers 

Peter  Winfrey 

DELTA  DfLTfl  DELTA 


1.  Rebecca  Williams 

20.  Susan  Fowler 

39.  Martha  Vetter 

Not  Shown 

Julie  Harris 

Nan  Smpth 

2.  Nancy  Hinton 

21.  Susan  King 

40.  Anne  Lineberger 

Betsy  Barwick 

Gwynne  Hathaway 

Marti  Somerall 

3.  Laura  Lewis 

22.  Mary  Sherrill 

41.  Mabel  Geoghegan 

Cindy  Base 

Mary  Haxton 

Sally  Staton 

4.  Anne  Rawls 

23.  Ellen  Leitinger 

42.  Laurie  Ann  Ferguson 

Beth  Beale 

Beth  Hoggard 

Kelly  Summers 

5.  Ann  Baroick 

24.  Kim  Zimmerman 

43.  Holly  Hamilton 

Ann  Berry 

Ann  HoUingsworth 

Joan  Templeton 

6.  Emily  Gate 

25.  Laura  Davenport 

44.  Janet  Dunker 

Susan  Bitler 

Sissy  Holman 

Hanley  Testerman 

7.  Ann  Beniamin 

26.  Patti  Terry 

45-  Sinclair  Cornwell 

Susie  Black 

Susan  Ilderton 

Mary  Margaret  Testerman 

8.  Susan  Bentley 

27.  Susan  Sloat 

46.  Anne  Bryant 

Gayle  Calder 

Meredith  Ingram 

Sarah  Trulove 

9.  Valene  Tullai 

28.  Susan  Tucker 

47.  Laurie  Hutchins 

Tame  Cameron 

Liz  Lear 

Sara  Vetter 

10.  Randi  Bordeaux 

29.  Abie  Dowd 

48.  Bess  Knotts 

Susan  Carmichael 

Lindsey  Linker 

Dorothy  Wallace 

11.  Sandy  Smith 

30.  Suzanne  Jarema 

49.  Janet  Jarema 

Gibbs  Chadwick 

Jackie  Martine 

Nancy  Wallace 

12.  Tricia  Anthony 

31.  Emily  Warren 

50-  Cammie  Cramer 

Mitzi  Cherry 

Ann  Mayo 

Terry  Wallace 

13.  Beth  Terry 

32.  Adrienne  Warren 

51.  Kathy  Boykin 

Cathy  Christian 

Laura  Miller 

Bennett  Wellons 

14.  Betsy  Neill 

33.  Cindi  Norris 

52.  Jaclynn  Dabagian 

Ann  Cochran 

Nancy  Moore 

PreiidenI 

15.  Amy  Clifton 

34.  Jean  Trice 

53.  Beth  Brady 

Elizabeth  Davis 

Stephanie  Moore 

Ellen  Young 

16.  Cam  Lucas 

35.  Missy  Pick 

54.  Agnes  Parker 

Janice  Edmiston 

Lynn  Royster 

17.  Helen  Ruth  Flemmg 

36.  Jeanne  Nelson 

55.  Parkie  Gilliam 

Dottie  B.  Edwards 

Agnes  Sabiston 

18.  Betty  Kelly 

37.  Jenny  Steinbremer 

56.  Leigh  Lineberger 

Allison  Elsee 

Sally  Sackett 

19.  Heidi  Athanas 

38.  Peggy  Bessent 

Lynn  Gantt 

Kim  Shauhk 

DfLIfl  l^flPPfl  fPSIDH 


1.  Fred  Duckworth 

18.  Bob  Badgett 

2.  Biff  Niven 

19.  Brooks  Lide 

3.  Tom  McCarty 

20.  Artie  Williams 

4.  Scott  Smith 

21.  Bill  Smith 

*).  George  Maxwell 

22.  Doug  Stein 

6.  Phil  Schmitt 

23.  Robert  Mason 

7.  Mac  Hoak 

24.  Bruce  Goo 

8.  Cliff  Daniel 

25.  Jimbo  Islar 

9.  John  Hannon 

26.  Pete  McKee 

10.  A.C.  George 

27.  Jack  Blount 

1 1.  Robert  Hays 

28.  Buck  Davis 

12.  Geyer  Longenecker 

29.  John  Woolard 

13.  George  Payne 

50.  Norman  Dupr 

14.  Andy  Spencer 

31.  Chris  Hutchin 

15.  Albert  Butler 

32.  George  White 

16.  Pen  Agnew 

33.  Dave  Jones 

17.  Alex  Gambal 

34.  Jim  Grainger 

35.  Braxton  McKee 

36.  Norwood  Smith 

37.  Jim  Hardison 

Presidenl 

38.  Bruz  Clark 

39.  David  Townsend 

40.  Ben  Adams 

41.  Tom  Hannon 

42.  Bill  Blair 

43.  Hugh  Mattox 

44.  Joel  Murphy 

45.  Brad  Feiman 

46.  Paul  Sites 

47.  Chris  Stokes 

Not  Shown 

Jeff  Aiken 


Ned  Badgett 
Couns  Cooledge 
Doug  DuPont 
Sandy  Finch 
Jock  Folley 
Tom  Hackney 
Truman  Hobbs 
Todd  Johnson 
Bruce  Matthai 
Paul  McGarry 
Andy  Murray 
Steve  Peacock 
Mac  Ray 
Skip  Stokes 
Ward  Williams 
Dave  Zook 


269 


DfLTfl  sionfl  PI 


L  Daniel  Jones 

17.  Mick  Trostei 

32.  Anna  Campen 

2.  Sharyn  Starnt-s 

18.  Tim  Smith 

33.  Betsy  Gillette 

3.  Lisa  Hall 

19.  Charles  Tweed 

34.  Sharon  Siegrist 

4.  Tony  Wilson 

20.  Gary  Parr 

5.  Angela  Davis 

21.  Chip  Morgan 

Not  Shown 

6.  Melody  Ray 

President 

Karen  Bednarczyk 

7.  Beth  Suitt 

22.  Mike  Hart 

Ceil  Chapman 

8.  Gerald  Musslewhite 

23.  Dean  Railings 

Richard  Featherston 

9.  Ken  McAdams 

24.  Lynn  Boyette 

Cynthia  Gibson 

10.  Kay  Rupert 

25.  Yvonne  Mathews 

Mary  Hampton 

1 1.  Tncia  Edwards 

26.  Neal  Stevens 

Pam  Jones 

12.  Scott  Johnston 

2".  Bonnie  Shrum 

David  Lucas 

13.  Reade  Taylor 

28.  Roxannc  Baker 

Scott  Matchunis 

14.  Gary  Barringer 

29.  David  Pilkington 

Phyllis  Petree 

15.  Mary  Sloop 

30.  Susan  Croft 

Helen  Saunders 

16.  Ken  Parrott 

31.  Brent  King 

Lisa  Wachtel 

DELTA  TflU  WLTfl 


1.  Bill  Murphy 

13.  Pat  Hernan 

26.  Jay  Welch 

2.  Donna  White 

14.  Brian  Staton 

27.  Ed  Willian 

3.  Stan  Atwell 

15.  Stuart  Pirrung 

PresidenI 

16.  Elizabeth  Messick 

Not  Shown 

4.  Jennifer  DiSalvo 

17.  Robert  Weese 

Sam  Dean 

5.  Don  Sullivan 

18.  Bob  Putnam 

Doug  Wakcm 

6.  Jill  Quadhn 

19.  Phil  Styer 

Robert  Dawki 

7.  Sherri  Lloyd 

20.  Jeff  Coleson 

Richard  Hoov 

8.  Curtis  Bass 

21.  Butch  Weston 

Mike  Hawkins 

9.  Sy  Berger 

22.  Laurie  Lamm 

Steve  Brady 

10,  Dan  Spake 

23.  Kida  Yau 

Rusty  Mills 

11.  Trudy  Gale 

24.  Nancy  McKenzie 

Galen  Greiner 

12.  Peter  Flack 

25.  John  Miller 

David  Bass 

Df  LTfi  UPSILOn 


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*"^  ■■■■"■  ^^i 


1.  Larry  Poole 

2.  Jack  King 

3.  Jack  Bicket 

4.  Ricky  May 

5.  John  Booker 

6.  Mike  Buckner 

7.  Chuck  Mason 

8.  Bob  Loft.n 

9.  Joe  Brank 
10.  Greg  Shell 
U.  Stuart  Kaleel 

12.  Dennis  Jones 

13.  Pressly  Mattox 

14.  Scott  Hinson 

15.  Ken  Sammuelson 

16.  Warren  Hipp 

17.  Robbie  Jones 

18.  Mike  Harrell 


19.  Tom  Yermack 

20.  Keith  Head 

21.  Kurt  Haefeli 

22.  Woody  Sessoms 

23.  Ed  Cook 

24.  Greg  Daugherty 
25.JeffMoti 

26.  Glenn  Burgess 

27.  Rick  Magee 

28.  Ricky  Summerlin 

29.  Tommy  Keeter 

30.  Leslie  Boyd 

31.  Gary  Howell 

32.  Bo  Fairey 

33.  John  Pyron 

34.  Greg  Weber 

35.  Bert  Woodward 

36.  Joe  Morgan 


37.  Jack  Dakymple 

38.  Jeff  Ulma 

39.  Ralph  Petnllo 

40.  Robbie  Campbe 

41.  Ken  Harrell 

42.  George  Hawkin 

43.  Wade  Davis 

44.  Dean  Docken 

45.  Jim  Packer 

46.  Wayne  Cannon 

47.  Dan  Barwick 

48.  Tim  Burgess 

49.  Don  Collier 

50.  Rob  Boggs 

51.  Tim  Nethery 

52.  Dan  Walker 

President 

53.  Jim  Buckthal 


54.  Pam  Edminston 

55.  Dave  Bullock 

Not  Shown 
Steve  Bryan 
Clark  Daugherty 
John  Elmore 
Doug  Frank 
Ben  Glover 
Mark  Hubbard 
George  Lee 
Jon  Martin 
Art  Minton 
Chris  Powell 
Steve  Ross 
Keith  Sellers 
Keith  Shell 
Tim  Wyrick 


RflPPfl  tPHfl 


rr. '  \ 


1.  Bill  Hughes 

\i-  Wade  Thornton 

26.  Jed  Kenna 

2.  Mark  Banning 

14.  Tommy  Nelson 

3,  B.ll  Gnffin 

15.  Mike  Regan 

Not  Shown 

4.  John  Threshie 

16.  Tones  Perry 

Scott  Bryant 

5.  Paul  Conway 

17.  Marshall  Hart 

Mont  Gaylord 

6.  Jeff 

18.  Bob  Simmons 

J.D.  Henderson 

7.  K.C.  Wagner 

19.  Hank  Stewart 

Tal  Henry 

8.  Stuart  Matthews 

20.  Bill  McLean 

David  Johnson 

9.  Bill  Ellis 

21.  lim  Northington 

Curtis  Rudolph 

10,  Matt  Wood 

22.  Shannon  Leroy 

Bo  Thomas 

11.  Bob  Murphy 

23.  Peter  Drew 

Jeff  Thompson 

12.  Keith  Cowan 

24.  Jeff  Morrison 

President 

25.  John  Black 

1.  BertPiggot 

2.  Reynald  Williams 

3.  Wayne  Davis 

4.  Lee  Williams 

=>.  William  Bynum 

6.  Derrick  Boone 

7.  Gordon  Cureton 

8.  Barry  Stanback 

9.  Darryl  Sharpless 

President 


10.  Mike  McAllister 

11.  DeSoto  Wilson 

12.  Leland  Roger 

13.  Jack  Brayboy 

Not  Shown 
Gregory  Parker 
Michael  Thompson 
Spencer  Wynne 


RflPPfl  fllPHfl  PSI 


1.  Susan  Rosenberg 

2.  AUce  Wire 

3.  Gail  Lindley 

4.  Beth  Wilson 

5.  Melissa  Swicegood 

6.  Debby  Love 

7.  Leslie  Stewart 

8.  Arje  Brown 

9.  Brennan  Cash 

10.  Sue  DeCamp 

11.  Uz  Fuller 

12.  Gem  Greer 

13.  Lauri  Perry 

14.  Karen  Grimes 

15.  Lisa  Spi 

16.  Karen  Lynch 

17.  Amanda  Jont 

18.  J. P.  Parks 

19.  Betty  Hampt 

20.  Anne  Patton 

21.  Cathy  Wood 


ber 


22.  Cindy  Smart 

23.  Mane  Zurl 

24.  Susan  Shook 

25.  Leslie  Vunce 

26.  Katie  Gilbert 
27. Janet  Jackson 

28.  Cynthia  Peake 

29.  Debbie  Elliot 

30.  Nancy  Williams 

31.  Leigh  Lynch 

32.  Lisa  Epstein 

33.  Juhe  Lipsitz 

34.  Barbie  King 

35.  Tom  Maschenn 

Preudeni 

36.  Julie  Landrum 

37.  Patti  Miller 

38.  M.J.  Young 

39.  Kathy  Harris 

40.  Emily  Moore 


41.  Nan  Helms 

42.  Betsy  Schwartz 
43-  Leslie  Adler 

Not  Shown 

Jenny  Amling 
Robin  Bain 
Jo  Ellen  Bilamn 
Phyllis  Blumentcld 
Robin  Boineau 
Judy  Boyce 
Laura  Brown 
Margaret  Brown 
Jo  Canaday 
Beth  Carpenter 
Melanie  Childress 
Rita  Costello 
Mary  Coulter 
Slacey  Cox 
Alison  Davenport 


ng 


Carol  Dragos 
Gerry  Ethridge 
Elizabeth  E 
Patti  Harding 
Donna  Harris 
Pam  Hayes 
Sminy  Home 
Karen  Huters 
Robin  Ifft 
Karen  James 
Jane  Jennelle 
Sally  Kendrick 
Dot  Kennedy 
Neal  Kimball 
Kacky  Lackmai 
Uura  McKenz 
Beverly  Maddi 
Lucy  Milks 
Jennie  Modhn 
Kathy  Mouton 


Becky  Neighbors 
Vicki  Nye 
Lynne  Obrist 
Susan  Palmer 
Kathy  Payne 
Martha  Rand 
Cheryl  Ray 
Tern  Reid 
Linda  Rugh 

K-D.  Simmons 
Margo  Smith 
Holt  Stanfield 
Sharm  Steadman 
Heather  Thomas 
Loni  Traylor 
Melanie  Vezina 
Greta  Wharton 
Lucine  Wolfe 
Gina  Woodruff 


KflPPfl  DELIA 


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kJBp 

l.Jimi  Harrison 

25.  Suzie  Miller 

49.  Kelly  McCarthy 

72.  Mary  Lynn  Woltenger 

A 

Ann  Farrar 

2.  Georgia  Bondranko 

26.  EUen  Wishon 

50.  Mitzi  Moore 

Preudetil 

Paula  Gentry 

3.  Amy  Maxwell 

27.  Mollie  Sherrin 

51.  Gwen  Owenby 

73-  Lucy  Allen 

Shawn  Gray 

4.  Gretchan  Hobbs 

28,  Mary  Bess  Jarrard 

52.  Kelley  Mullen 

74.  Susan  Williams 

Jill  Hickey 

5.  Gail  Baucom 

29.  Margaret  Moss 

5  3.  Jana  Littlejohn 

75.  Susan  White 

Cindi  Johnson 

6.  Pam  Sargeant 

30.  Mary  Beth  Saltzgiver 

54.  Jean  Byrum 

76.  Meru  Swain 

Lorraine  Jones 

7.  Bert  Kittner 

31.  Martha  Sellers 

55.  Suzanne  Waguner 

77.  Heather  Ryon 

Mary  Catherine  Kennedy 

8.  Kay  Harrison 

32.  Marian  Daily 

56.  Martha  Jayne  Cameron 

78.  Barbara  Smith 

Ann  Marshall 

9.  Jenny  Hayworth 

33.  Liz  Thurston 

57.  Betsey  Lindley 

79.  Kelly  Cooper 

Cathy  McDowell 

10.  Lisa  Schomberger 

34.  Julie  Ward 

58.  Rudy  Worsley 

80.  Holly  Harris 

Tricia  McGee 

11.  B.J.  Fiser 

35.  Roxanne  Nelson 

59.  Cathy  Freeman 

81.  Mary  Alice  Beam 

Mary  Meighan 

12.  Theresa  Michaud 

36.  Martha  Moss 

60.  Debbie  Mashburn 

82.  Mary  Mcintosh 

Ann  Nichols 

13.  MelanieHood 

37.  Kyle  McKinney 

61.  Morgie  Towler 

83.  Lisa  Warner 

Carolyn  Nichols 

14.  Susan  East 

38.  Gail  Isaacson 

62.  Lucy  Gidley 

84.  June  Lamb 

Kathy  Ann  Peck 

15.  Candy  Williams 

39.  Debbie  Remsburger 

63.  Liz  Elkins 

85.  Donna  Forney 

Kathy  Pittman 

16.  Tinnie  Lambert 

40.  Betsy  Stephenson 

64.  Susan  Bridget 

86.  Lucy  Credle 

Laurie  Potter 

17.  Leslie  Fletcher 

41.  Mary  Ben  Craven 

65.  Donna  Jordan 

87.  Jody  Weber 

Alice  Rapoport 

18.  Kjm  Davis 

42.  Jill  Maness 

66.  Becky  Sapp 

Not  Shown 

Susan  Smith 

19.  Julia  Clay 

43.  Cindy  Cox 

67.  Nancy  Fitzgerald 

Kassie  Allen 

Betsy  Thorne 

20.  Lisa  Delaney 

44.  Paula  Murrill 

68.  Mane  Nance 

Marguerite  Atkisson 

Cindy  Walker 

21.  Vivian  Holloway 

45.  Camille  Rogers 

69.  Marcia  Rowe 

Susan  Benton 

Ava  Watkms 

22.  Karen  Lewis 

46.  Kay  Lambert 

70.  Beth  Woodward 

Kim  Chnc 

Betty  Whitehead 

23.  Betty  Kittner 

47.  Cindy  Robinson 

71.  Mrs.  Jane  Dinwiddle 

Tricia  Dunn 

Susan  Woolard 

24.  Carol  Griffin 

48.  Linda  Korsen 

Linda  Fletcher 

Marian  Wooten 

mm  i^flppfl  QfWMfl 


1.  Eileen  O'Grady 

21.  MeUnda  Steele 

41.  Connie  Morrow 

Jennifer  Canaday 

Dana  Longnecker 

2.  Sharon  Lewis 

22.  Alisa  Oswalt 

42.  Linda  Love 

Laura  Clendenin 

Preiident 

3-  Bickett  Stephens 

23.  Elizabeth  Baines 

43-  Laure  Locney 

Elizabeth  Colley 

Mary  Medicus 

4.  Carol  Lee 

24.  Ann  Morgan 

44.  Leslie  Clevela 

nd 

Ridge  Colhe 

Juhe  Merricks 

5.  Mary  Evelyn  McKJnney 

25.  Jan  White 

45.  Beth  Adams 

Marion  Crowley 

Susie  OBryan 

6.  Marjie  Robertson 

26.  Barbara  Hamm 

46.  Willa  Jones 

Cathy  Deener 

Karen  Quesenberry 

7.Jod.eJones 

27.JudyEmken 

47.  Patty  Ben.er 

Barbara  Dreyer 

Lindsay  Reynolds 

8,  Kaihyrne  Vick 

28.  Susan  Janeway 

48.  Georganne  Reese 

Cathy  Dunn 

Lindsay  Reynolds 

9.  Lynn  Boyette 

29.  Sharon  Raymond 

49.  Katherine  Gr 

jbbs 

Susan  Eurey 

Janet  Shands 

10,  Elizabeih  Williams 

30.  Mane  Griffin 

50.  Manha  Freeman 

Ann  Flowers 

Caswell  Smith 

11.  Jan  Edwards 

31.  Lee  Bennett 

51.  Joanne  Syrok 

A-ash 

Carol  Green 

Leslie  Smith 

12.  Ashley  Bradshaw 

37.  Lee  Clements 

52-  Eleanor  Whit 

er 

Debbie  Gupton 

Katie  Spudis 

13.  Carol  Reeves 

33.  Julie  Green 

53.  Ann  Rendlem 

an 

Cheryl  Mali 

Susan  Stallone 

14.  Diane  Porter 

34.  Martha  Hennessy 

Susan  Howick 

Susan  Stamper 

15   Li2  Jeter 

35.  MegShiUiday 

Not  Shown 

Nancy  Jarmul 

Debbie  Stephens 

16.  Rebecca  Pressley 

36.  Teresa  Joyner 

Anne  Allen 

Besse  Jordan 

Betsy  Stone 

17.  Katherine  Stocks 

37.  Leshe  Seism 

Sally  Bates 

Mrs.  Kelly 

Lynn  Swisher 

18.  Jana  Johnson 

38.  Jill  Linker 

Pam  Belding 

Princess  King 

Dottie  Venable 

19.  Amy  Smgleton 

39.  Carter  Williams 

PrisciUa  Bryant 

Stephanie  Kornegay 

Ginny  Waller 

20.  Suzy  Thomas 

40.  Nancy  Lyon 

Cynthia  Caldwell 

Missy  Whedon 

KflPPfl  sionn 


1.  Donald  Clark 

2.  John  Morlowe 

3.  Darrell  Johnson 

4.  Thorpe  Sanders 
5-  David  Ferebee 

6.  Randy  Brown 

7.  Leon  Stockton 

8.  Randy  May 

9.  Ralph  Jordan 

10.  Andrew  Robinson 

11.  Berry  Grainger 

12.  Tim  Berly 


13-  Clay  Smithernon 

14.  Lee  Basley 

15.  Jacky  Spivey 

16.  Jim  Home 

17.  Mike  Gentry 

18.  TimMechums 

19.  Tony  Bryan 

20.  Davis  Blount 

21.  Kirby  Matthews 

22.  Terry  Peterson 

23.  Terry  Purvis 


24.  Gary  S 

President 

25.  JohnBeniamin 

26.  Mike  Mills 

Not  Shown 

Johnny  Smitherman 

Little  Sisters 

Tammi  Arsneau 
Vicki  Beatty 
Joni  Borchert 


Kathy  Bowler 
Kim  Burrell 
Debbie  Ford 
Beth  Hipp 
Peggy  Hudson 
Leigh  James 
Sherry  Ledbetter 
Jackie  Lytle 
Patry  McCaffrey 
Nina  Schackelford 
Sally  Singleton 
J.J.  Smalley 


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KflPPfl  PSI 


1.  Sissy  Schwinn 

15.  Richard  Creekmort 

29.  Sam  Chandler 

43.  Ray  Burke 

2.  Pam  Henline 

16.  Steve  Potter 

30.  Andy  Tirigen 

3.  Donaie  Davis 

17.  Steve  Burrus 

31.  Shannon  Buroughs 

Not  Shown 

4.  Chuck  Flynn 

18.  Chris  Day 

32.  Bob  Leeds 

Steve  Bullock 

5.  Phil  Stafford 

19.  Greg  Shull 

33.  Lisa  Jacobs 

Dewayne  Caldwell 

6.  Mark  Kesler 

20.  Gary  Oakley 

34.  Bob  Wheeler 

Mike  Carrelli 

7.  Joe  Singletary 

21.  Debbie  Baker 

35.  Lynn  Whitesell 

Jeff  Fitzgerald 

8.  Mike  Long 

22.  Steve  Cobb 

36.  Dale  Hardy 

Lynn  Glasser 

9.  Earl  Key 

23.  Buddy  Lingle 

37.  Parks  Thomas 

President 

10.  Randy  Ball 

24.  Lynn  Welborn 

38.  Scott  Gibson 

Alan  Knight 

11.  Jan  Lassiter 

25.  Ellis  Murchison 

39.  Colon  Murchison 

Earl  Lane 

12.  Kim 

26.  Todd  Murchison 

40.  Chuck  Zimmerman 

Ted  Michie 

13.  Russ  Phipps 

27.  Steven  Bennett 

41.  Jack  Koford 

Bob  Morgan 

14.  Ben  Howard 

28.  Virginia  Garner 

42.  Tommy  Honeycutt 

Mike  Venable 

1.  Ed  Caulfield 

10.  Alan  Bntt 

2.  William  Holierung 

11.  Ron  Lyerly 

20.  Ben  Sutton 

3.  Rob  Wilkins 

12.  William  Litaker 

21.  Mike  Adams 

President 

13.  Kenneth  Ray 

22.  Mark  White 

4.  David  Wasserman 

14.  Ron  Moffitt 

5.  Mitch  Newton 

1  '>.  Craig  WiUiard 

Not  Shown 

6.  Rusty  Lotig 

16.  Paul  Williams 

Jeff  Jewett 

7.  Mike  Vann 

17.  RickBundy 

Arthur  Gant 

8.  Barry  Brown 

18.  Lance  Haney 

David  Nail 

9.  Bob  Hawfield 

19.  Greg  Wright 

Frank  Ramsey 

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LITTLf  SI5TEK  Of  ninfPVfl 


1.  Julie  Collim 

14.  Cathy  Patterson 

26.  Holly  Hamilton 

2.  Christi  Luv 

15.  Cora  Dobson 

27.  Nan  Lewis 

3.  Diane  Groves 

16.  Margaret  Foerster 

28.  Sinclair  Cornweil 

4.  Lynn  Maccubin 

17.  Melanie  Calvert 

29.  Reball  Cochran 

5.  Anne  Bryant 

18.  Janet  Dunker 

30.  Ann  Wood 

6.  Heidi  Hatfield 

19.  Laura  Baldwin 

31.  Laura  Doss 

7.  Kjm  Zimmerman 

20.  Anne  Rawls 

32.  Marti  Somerall 

8.  Karen  Howell 

21.  Laura  Graham 

33.  Susan  White 

9.  Brenda  Forest 

22.  Becky  Robbins 

34.  June  Lamb 

10.  Beth  Dalton 

23.  Laurie  Hutchins 

11.  Meg  Shilladay 

President 

Not  Shown 

12.  Betsy  Stone 

24.  Meredith  Ingram 

Eleanor  Ross 

13.  Patsy  Cruthers 

25.  Parkie  Gilliam 

OMfOfl  PSI  PHI 


1.  Rick  Martinez 

10.  Jesse  Gnssom 

Rucben  Blackwell 

2.  Stanley  Fleming  11 

11.  Al  Leodus  Melvin 

Terrence  Burrough 

3.  Phillip  Woods 

12.  Allen  McCallum 

Joseph  Hall 

4.  Nathaniel  Williams 

13.  Roger  Collins 

Thomas  Hill 

5.  Arthur  Enoch 

14.  Hermon  Smith 

Billy  Nichols 

6.  Tony  Hairston 

15.  Reginald  Sumner 

Otis  Speight 

7.  Jeffrey  Bryson 

16.  Clarence  Burke 

Curt  Sutton 

Preiident 

Sam  Tucker 

8.  William  Council 

Not  Shown 

9.  Bobby  Best 

Charles  Aldrich 

Ptil  Df  LTfl  CHI 


1.  Horace  Tripp 

15.  Mike  Covington 

Richie  Dest 

2.  Greg  Sourherr. 

16.  Vic  DeLapp 

Ronald  Forester 

Allan  Miller 

3.  William  Dupree 

17.  Bill  Bass 

Tony  Godfrey 

Tony  Mitchum 

4-  Randy  Epley 

18.  Wayne  Fisher 

Robert  Guy 

Brad  Moser 

"S.  Bob  Booze 

19.  David  Coe 

Mark  Hohenwarter 

Al  Munday 

6.  Allan  Voyd 

20.  John  Stancil 

John  Horton 

Doyle  Powers 

^.  Kent  Sigmon 

21.  Gerald  Mizelle 

David  Jenkins 

David  Preston 

8.  Daryl  McCullum 

Clyde  Johnston 

Billy  Price 

9.  Mike  Johnson 

Not  Shown 

David  Joyner 

Brian  Richard 

10.  Jeff  Duvall 

Randy  Angel 

Garry  Kearnes 

Jack  Smith 

11.  Steve  Archbell 

Sam  Belk 

Woody  King 

Barry  Southern 

12.  Mike  Yelverton 

Ned  Clark 

Ritchie  King 

Mitch  Taylor 

13.  Bob  Watts 

President 

Ken  Latta 

Steve  Tripp 

14.  Gary  Law 

Carl  Creech 

Chris  Madison 

Charles  Yelvert. 

m  KflPPfl  sioMfl 


1.  Rick  Jones 

8.  Bob  Brubaker 

2.  Jim  Starnes 

PreslJertI 

3.  Mike  Newby 

Not  Shown 

4.  Ken  Pace 

Andy  De^es 

5.  Will  Pearson 

Pledge 

6.  Keith  Bowden 

Dave  Doughton 

7.  Frank  Starnes 

Will  Massey 

Pfll  DfLIfl  Ttlfffl 


1-  Steve  Raper 

13.  Lee  Smith 

25.  Chris  Wooten 

2,  Kevin  Hartley 

14.  Pat  Corey 

26.  Tom  Lambeth 

3^  Sean  Kelly 

15.  Franklin  Roberts 

2".  Charles  Lucas 

4.  Tom  Carpenter 

16.  Chris  Boone 

28.  Jeff  Beach 

^.  Tom  Long 

r.  Worth  Burke 

29.  Jay  Ford 

6,  William  T.  Southerland 

18.  Ward  Nelson 

30.  David  Jones 

".  Frank  H.U 

19.  Vernon  Geddy 

31.  Frank  William 

8.  Cross  Williams 

20.  Jeff  Nation 

32.  John  Belk 

9.  John  Baicy 

21.  Pollack  Boyd 

33.  Brad  Parcells 

10.  Jeff  Brown 

22.  Will  Head 

34.Jim  Ark.nson 

11.  Bruce  Fiske 

23.  Frank  C.  Dowd 

35.  Mike  Cronin 

12.  Dick  Long 

24.  Tom  Moore 

36.  Jimmy  Glover 

3~.  Bruce  Brown 

Not  Shown 

Richard  Malloy 

38.  Jim  Szyperski 

Rjck  Adams 

David  Manly 

39.  John  Cohen 

Doug  Alexander 

Mort  Monroe 

40.  Billy  Dodson 

Will  Brown 

Patrick  Nash 

PmiJenl 

Jim  Clement 

John  Pace 

41.  Allen  Corey 

Dee  Curran 

Rob  Smith 

42.  Trey  Hooper 

Ged  Dough  ton 

David  von  Storch 

43.  Charles  Wilson 

Jeff  Ellington 

David  Waiters 

44.  Carter  Pope  Chippy  Dowd 

Monty  Hill 

Randall  Williams 

46.  Ted  Bratton 

Steve  Holmes 

Henry  Zaytoun 

4/.  Steve  Mitchener 

Clark  Lane 

PHI  (ifinnfl  Df  LTfl 


1.  Ray  Tew 

12.  Don  Freeman 

23 

Mark  Carter 

Not  Shown 

Dave  Kennett 

2.  Rjck  Earnhardt 

13.  Russ  Kornegay 

24 

Charles  DuBose 

Ronnie  Batthelor 

Rob  Kelly 

3.  George  Clark 

14.  John  Owens 

25 

Frank  Jolley 

Dave  Batten 

Corky  Leonard 

4.  Billy  Williams 

n.  Bob  Bennett 

26 

Haynes  Holderness 

Richard  Battle 

Wes  Minton 

5.  Bill  Winn 

16.  Rob  Prewitt 

27 

Peter  DuBose 

Wilham  Brown 

Chris  Mills 

6.  Jetl  Ferebee 

17.  David  Smith 

28 

John  Gates 

Louis  Cox 

Kenny  Randolph 

7.  Chris  Burritt 

18.  Howard  Weeks 

29 

Robert  Williamson 

Charles  Ellis 

Skip  Rose 

8.  Larry  Caison 

19.  Dan  Woody 

30 

Jordy  Whichard 

Charles  Hardee 

Tommy  Royall 

9.  Reid  Jones 

20.  Lee  Holder 

President 

Wayne  Hardee 

Blair  Shwedo 

0.  Johnny  Kirkland 

21.  Van  Martin 

31 

John  Coft'man 

Ed  Hickman 

Kevin  Shwedo 

L  Rob  Holmes 

22.  Stuart  Frantz 

Joe  Hodge 

1.  Pam  Holton 

21.  Edie  Loser 

41.  Donna  ODell 

61.  Ann  Ritter 

80.  Paula  OKelly 

2.  Debbie  Rogoff 

22.  Karen  Mohno 

42.  Laura  Arneckie 

Pm.JenI 

8L  Maryle  Daw 

3.  Nancy  Connolly 

23.  Martha  Ellett 

43.  Denise  BarnhiU 

61.  Donna  Carrol 

82.  Janet  ONeal 

4.  Marlena  Severin 

24.  Christy  Daniels 

4-1.  Kim  Lane 

63.  Lois  Gore 

83.  Karen  Baucom 

5.  Elizabeth  Ellett 

25.  Christa  Jeutter 

45.  Clarie  Zobel 

64.  Ginger  Reagan 

, 

6.  Amy  Martin 

26.  Mrs.  Irene  Barnes 

46.  Cagdy  Garner 

65.  Kathy  Cannon 

Not  Shown 

7.  Susan  Rogers 

27.  Beth  Michael 

47.  Joan  Musselwhite 

66.  Penny  Spence 

Stephanie  Born 

8.  Renee  Pullen 

28.  Anna  Reddin 

48.  Joyce  McSorley 

67.  Robin  Perry 

Kim  Dettor 

9.  Karen  Hoffman 

29.  Mary  Donne  Peters 

49.  Margaret  Fulton 

68.  Jane  Hutton 

Eleanor  Evans 

10.  Lynne  Bearden 

30.  Cathy  Lewis 

50.  Kathy  Cole 

69.  Athena  Redmond 

Martha  Garner 

11.  Wanda  Lovette 

31.  Lauren  Edwards 

51.  Jennie  Graham 

70.  Coralin  Meredith 

Martha  Hyde 

12.  Jenna  Thurston 

32.  Anne  Register 

52.  Leigh  Gaitner 

71.  Lynda  Wensil 

Lisa  London 

13.  Faith  EntTi'istle 

33.  Susan  Treece 

53.  Debbie  Jackson 

^2.  Lynn  McCuUy 

Lisa  Martin 

14.  Melinda  Lee 

34.  Diane  Berenbaum 

54.  Dodo  Guttierrez 

73.  Phoebe  Elliot 

Elaine  Mott 

15.  Beth  Blake 

35.  Carol  Frye 

55.  Melanie  Stokes 

74.  Sharon  Jarvis 

Sue  Schhtz 

16.  Kathy  Clifton 

36.  Teresa  Barringer 

56.  Ann  PenncU 

75.  Meg  Riley 

Edith  Spurlock 

r.  Cheryl  Mather 

37.  Karen  ODonnell 

5"^.  Ginnie  Shannon 

76.  Debbie  Keller 

Debbie  Stoy 

18.  Debra  Pickrel 

38.  Kathy  Fischer 

58-  Charise  Lowery 

77.  Angie  Mclver 

Debbie  Stratford 

19.  Corbi  Bulluck 

39.  Mary  Horton 

59.  Amy  Brannock 

78.  Melinda  Roseman 

Vickie  Stuart 

20.  Tanda  Beam 

40.  Janet  Carson 

60.  Jenny  Cobb 

^9.  Tish  Hackney 

Nancy  Williams 

m  %m  mm 


r 


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•  an. 


"1 


m^^'j-  Cf 


1.  Barry  Keith 

PmlJenI 

2.  Rodney  Ange 
3^  Ken  Grey 

4.  Tommy  Pharr 

5.  Bob  Stimpson 

6.  Wally  Lowder 

7.  Conley  Umstead 
8-  Gary  Johnson 


9-  Dennis  Keith 

10.  Tom  Lassiter 

1 1.  Riclc  Champion 
12-  Mel  Hooper 

13.  Phill  Bebber 

14.  Milie  Grafton 

1  5.  Dace  McPhersor 
16.  David  Crouch 


17.  Bnan  Darimg 

Not  Shown 
Jimmy  Betterworth 
Miice  Johnson 
Marie  Pell 
Chris  Siebenschuh 
Kevin  Unstead 


PI  LflnbDfl  m 


mmm\mmmmmm^mi^^^ 


1.  Barney  Davison 

7.  Rob  Lyman 

12.  Robm  McWillia 

2.  Scott  Schoedler 

8.  Adam  Davidson 

President 

3.  Lee  Chavis 

9.  Matt  Leach 

13.  Lori  Lewis 

4.  Dwighl  Ferguson 

10.  Ken  Edahl 

14.  Bill  Olayos 

5.  Alan  Morehead 

1 1.  Jay  Bryson 

15.  Arthur  Schrum 

6.  Neil  Miller 

16.  John  Calabrese 

17.  Mike  Penney 

PI  KflPPfl  ffiPHfl 


1.  Brad  Stipp 

17,  Zack  Touloupas 

34.  Page  Singletary 

Lloyd  Brewer 

2.  Tom  Lock 

18.  Donnie  Douglas 

35.  Barbara  Rushton 

Dwight  Davis 

3.  Phil  Ragazzo 

19.  Steve  Brown 

36.  Lynn  Cargile 

Marty  Hancock 

4.  Dan  Hawkins 

20.  John  Fish 

3^.  Drew  Williamson 

Keith  Herron 

5.  BUI  Thompson 

21.  Mike  Brown 

38.  Harry  Stephens 

Stan  Lancaster 

6.  Tal  House 

22.  Scott  Arena 

39.  Pam  Engel 

Rolo  Lassiter 

7.Jeff  Yelton 

23.  Gary  Edge 

40.  Tom  Rowe 

Jim  Moncure 

8.  Kim  Evans 

24.  Dan  Sibley 

41.  MyrlaCox 

Cliff  Sharpe 

9.  Billy  Beard 

25.  Frank  Hart 

42.  Denny  Tate 

John  Sinnott 

10.  Russell  Stone 

26,  Mac  Purcell 

43.  Karen  Springs 

Kenny  Tanner 

11.  Chip  Smith 

27.  Mike  Pappas 

44.  Cheryl  Coghill 

John  Theobald 

President 

28.  Bobby  Purcell 

45.  Calvin  Coghill 

Terry  Wayne 

12.  Julc  Rousseau 

29.  Sharon  Sloop 

46.  Debbie  Freshwater 

Rickie  Wagstaff 

13.  Mike  Perry 

30.  Marshall  Simon 

Ob,  Jr. 

14.  R.L.  Adams 

31.  Rick  Eaton 

Not  Shown 

15.  Tommy  Merritt 

32.  Barbara  Dancy 

Tom  Biddle 

16.  Duke  Hale 

33.  Mike  Amos 

Andy  Bills 

PI  l^flPPfl  PHI 


1.  Vernon  Mays 

18.  Jack  Mahler 

34.JimboHunl 

50.  Alan  Maness 

Brian  Marley 

2.  Ed  Nanney 

19.  Clay  Serenbetz 

President 

Tony  Mangum 

3.  Luke  Rendleman 

20.  Steve  Cogburn 

35.  David  Allen 

Not  Shown 

Tony  McCollu 

4.  Paul  Taylor 

21.  Eric  Schlotterbeck 

36.  Stuart  Hicks 

John  Allgood 

Gary  O'Neal 

5.  Steve  Zaytoun 

22.  Robert  Stamper 

37.  Ken  Smith 

Mark  Beck 

Gary  Parr 

6.  Tracy  Lee 

23.  Dale  Ross 

38.  Brad  Osborne 

Jeff  Begalle 

Bunn  Phillips 

7.  Ken  Snow 

24.  Steve  Briganti 

39.  Frank  Blake 

Phil  Band 

Doug  Ritchie 

8.  Rich  Morgan 

25.  Rusty  Schroeder 

40.  Hank  Stoppelbein 

Kevin  Caddell 

Jim  Roach 

9.  Ben  Ficklen 

26,  Ed  Pulham 

41.  Jim  Morgan 

Mike  Cochrane 

Mike  Robey 

10.  William  Gray 

27.  Dennis  Ball 

42.  Hanes  Maxwell 

Freddy  Crisp 

Steve  Robey 

1 1 .  Dave  Gowarty 

28.  Bob  Singletary 

43.  David  McNeill 

Steve  Garrett 

Wayne  Rogers 

12.  Rob  Mann 

29.  Tony  McCollum 

44.  Bill  Gurney 

Reid  Hawkins 

Jimmy  Seay 

13.  Scott  Hoehn 

30.  Tal  Lassiter 

45.  Pat  Owen 

Mike  Henderson 

Tom  Stevens 

14.  Randy  HoUlfield 

31.  Randy  Thomas 

46.  Beniie  Guion 

Stuart  Jones 

Brian  Sturkey 

15.  Jeff  Ellington 

32.  Greg  Moore 

47-  Ray  Legg 

Tom  Killian 

Ken  Wagstaff 

16.  Britt  Lassiter 

33.  Dick  Moore 

48.  Eric  Locher 

Carl  Lowendick 

Bob  Wagstaff 

17.  Dixon  Wallace 

49.  J.  Dunn 

Fred  Mangum 

Jeff  Whitney 

f 


k-^ 


jllMlliliiliSJit 


1.  Crdig  Pcndcrgrdst 

2.  Jim  Brooks 

3-  Buck  Copeland 

4.  Fitz  Lee 

5.  Ken  Taranis 

6.  Chris  Carlson 

7.  Tom  Creasy 

8.  Lon  Walton 

9.  Dait  Ruffin 

10.  Fred  Carlson 

11.  Wade  Wood 

12.  Crajg  Hamilton 
1  3.  John  Pope 


1-1.  Lewis  Stephens 
n.  James  Griffith 

16.  Bob  McCamy 

17.  Handy  Holland 

18.  John  Saslow 

19.  Cooper  Osborne 

20.  Charlie  McClendo 

21.  Bill  Rogers 

22.  Geof  deRohan 

23.  Chip  Payne 

24.  Burt  Phillips 

25.  Allen  Rumph 

26.  Rob  Cochran 


2".  James  LebiAv 

28.  Stuart  Grainger 

29.  Charlie  Dulin 

PmrJiNl 

30.  Mike  Lord 

31.  Lewis  Patton 

32.  EUiott  Wood 

33.  Steve  Gordon 

34.  Walter  Jameson 

35.  Bill  Dyer 

36.  John  Murphy 
3^.  Ryal  Tayloe 
38.  Henry  Froelich 


39,  Du 


1  Brantley 


Not  Shown 

Marty  Davis 
Rush  Dunaway 
Paul  Fulenwider 
Frank  Hamilton 
Rocky  Marlow 
Bill  Mitchner 
Rich  Potts 
Thomas  Wright 


siOMfl  nu 


1.  Ken  Taft 

2.  Mike  Knight 

3.  Cole  Knutts 

4.  Jim  Olson 

5.  Jerry  Smith 

6.  Kenny  Braswel 

7.  David  Dostee 

8.  Wally  Floyd 

9.  Del  Eatman 

10.  Kim  Boykm 

1 1.  Paul  Thomas 

12.  Tom  Daly 

13.  Jeff  Stoddard 

14.  Alan  Ross 

15.  Alan  Miller 

16.  Tim  English 

17.  Jody  Edwards 

18.  Eric  Stoddard 

19.  Mark  Bujold 


20.  Mitch  Barnes 

21.  Wilham  Inabnit 

22.  Bucky  Priester 

23.  Marc  Finlayson 

24.  Mike  Estrada 

25.  Lee  Vaughn 

26.  Russell  Smith 

27.  Locke  Godwin 

28.  Rufus  Yates 

29.  Alan  Johnson 

30.  Craig  Phifer 

31.  Bill  Forsythe 

32.  Richard  Deason 

33.  John  Whitley 

34.  Crajg  Smith 


35, 


Ne 


36,  Bynum  Satterv 

37,  Bob  Graper 

38,  Sharon  Hasty 


39.  John  Howell 

40.  Charlie  Ragland 

41.  Zack  Wamp 

42.  Tony  Gaddis 

43.  Philip  Thomson 

44.  Bobby  Ball 

45.  Mort  Thalhimer 

46.  Paul  Tyndall 

47.  Josh 

48.  Mack  Patterson 

49.  Jeff  Sechrest 

PnuJtnt 

50.  John  Perritt 

51.  Derek  Lane 

52.  Graves  Clayton 

Not  Shown 
Eric  Beck 
Eddie  Bogle 


Randy  Coble 
Tony  Floyd 
Doug  Hazelgrove 
Jim  Henry 
Howard  Hodges 
Rusty  Holmes 
Lee  Ives 
Harold  Latla 
Bob  Laws 
Bryant  Mende 
Tom  Nesbit 
Dick  Parris 
Gary  Partlow 
Steve  Peskin 
Rob  Saffellc 
Stephen  Shaw 
Stedman  Stevens 
Charlie  White 


SIGMfl  CHI 


I 


1.  Frank  Hardy 

14.  Marsh  Dark 

Dixon  Byrd 

Dick  Kane 

2.  Jim  Middleton 

n.  MelChne 

Jim  Carrier 

Steve  Krichma 

3-  Steve  W.ll.ams 

16.  Timmy  Childress 

Greg  Craft 

Ted  Lowery 

4.  Charlie  Fouchier 

17.  Tim  Lucido 

Dave  Cribbs 

Steve  McMah 

■).  Alan  Dunn 

18.  GregBunce 

President 

Charhe  Ranki 

6.  Will  Bernard 

19.  Frankie  Nance 

Darrell  Current 

Mark  Ritchie 

7.  Stuart  Bulman 

20.  Jim  Fletcher 

Van  Dellinger 

Mike  Shaver 

8.  Howard  Davis 

21.  Eric  Ley te-Vidal 

Pat  Dye 

John  Spencer 

9.  Rob  Deutsch 

22.  Richard  Gray 

Steve  Ferguson 

Paul  Stack 

10^  Mike  Deal 

Barry  Finch 

Chip  Stansbur 

11.  Jeff  Yancey 

Not  Shown 

Tom  Grote 

Jack  Sassman 

12.  Joe  Robinson 

Allen  Barber 

Jim  Holland 

Steve  Taylor 

13.  Keith  Cannon 

Brent  Barringer 

Monte  Hunter 

Greg  Wade 

1.  Ginger  Giliiam 

14.  Susan  Rafshoon 

2^.  Kay  Coble 

Jean  Jackson 

2.  Nancy  Aycock 

1  5.  Laura  Zeigler 

28.  Jan  Nowell 

Mary  McCoy 

3-  Margo  Warhola 

16.  Misty  Hearin 

29.  Melissa  Sigmon 

Caryl  Pitzer 

4.  Mary  Farmer 

1 " .  Melody  Trent 

30.  Linda  Gaston 

Pam  Prouty 

5.  Jane  Green 

18.  Beth  Gregg 

31.  Libby  Ruth 

Meg  Rogers 

6.  Beth  Ragan 

19.  UndaOckuly 

Tern  Simpson 

".  Susan  Reesman 

20.  Claire  Stephens 

Not  Shown 

Lynn  Thomas 

8.  Katha  Treaner 

21.  Julie  Plott 

Peg  Baggett 

Pam  Ward 

9.  Diane  Downey 

22,  Karen  Easter 

Ellen  Bush 

Praiden 

10.  Kelly  Thomas 

23.  Suzanne  Wilkins 

Connie  Cort 

Peggy  Watson 

11.  SuzieHulse 

24.  Debbie  Shermer 

Jane  Edwards 

12.  Jean  Fner 

25.  April  Davis 

Kim  Farrell 

13.  Lone  Lewis 

26.  Kathy  Houtz 

Peggy  House 

siOAfl  sianfl  sionfl 


sfiini  mfflonr  ill 


1.  David  Wright 

15.  Jeff  Milton 

Rip  Davey 

Matt  Megargel 

2.  Hope  Swift 

16.  Bill  Bamberger 

Lisa  Dejarnett 

P  rest  dent 

3.  Eve  Edwards 

17.  Toby  Considine 

Dick  Drayton 

Richard  Owens 

4.  Susi  Sink 

18.  Pierre  Coutin 

Aenne  Fe.I 

Nancy  Polinsky 

5.  Steve  Huettel 

19.  Kim  McGuire 

Ed  Fenimore 

Steve  Scott 

6.  Joanne  Nellis 

20.  Kate  Hinkle 

Don  Fitzgerald 

Alison  Swift 

7.  Jim  Manus 

21.  Chris  Christman 

Nancy  Golz 

Todd  Thomas 

8.  Tom  Fogleman 

22.  Peter  Dorrance 

Grant  Hammel 

Julie  Thomasson 

9.  Nancy  Hooper 

North  Hinkle 

Stanley  Toy 

10.  Bob  Taylor 

Not  Shown 

Ann  Holmes 

Kate  Urquhart 

11.  Tim  Fenton 

Suzi  Blankenship 

Brad  Jacks 

Emily  Warwick 

12.  Connie  Bishop 

Edie  Cecil 

Debby  Jarrett 

Arnold  Watkins 

13.  Charlie  Kummel 

Nedra  Chesnutt 

Gajl  Leopold 

Carolyn  Wood 

14.  John  Chew 

Tika  Christopher 

Anne  Macon 

Tfiu  fPsiLon  m 


1.  Eric  Brody 

12.  Rich  Rosenzwerg 

24.  Garry  Siegal 

Gary  Marx 

2.  David  Freedman 

13.  Morns  Benatar 

25.  Mitch  Varner 

Jason  Messinger 

3.  Lance  Perling 

14.  Mark  Grossman 

26.  Joe  Harbor 

Bruce  RogofT 

A.  Hank  Steinberg 

I  5.  Warren  Morrison 

Doug  Ross 

5.  Mark  Schewe 

16.  Eric  Feldman 

Not  Shown 

Marc  Siegal 

6.  Bob  Goldwasser 

17.  PaulGinburg 

Ron  Boarwright 

Joel  Smuckler 

7.  Phillip  Garnier 

18.  Tony  Steen 

Steve  Cohen 

Scott  Twery 

8.  Tony  Marder 

19.  Steve  Jacobson 

Lindsay  Farrar 

Ben  Wallach 

Presidenl.  7976-77 

20.  Robert  Sebald 

Danny  Heiman 

Robert  Widis 

9.  Bruce  Benator 

21.  MikeGlok 

Mike  Jacobson 

0.  Myles  Friedland 

22.  Mike  Abramson 

Pmidenl.  1977-78 

1.  Jay  Fielding 

23.  Danny  Colema.i 

Jay  Levin 

ZfTfl  MTfl  TflU 


1.  Charles  Avera 

13.  Sanford  Hinkle 

26.  Marc  Clem 

Ronnie  Clem 

2.  Larry  Rocamora 

14.  Garland  Burnette 

27.  Robert  Port 

Mike  Finn 

3.  David  Gordon 

1  5.  Art  Goldberg 

28.  Don  Freedman 

Steve  Gubin 

4.  Andy  Blum 

16.  David  Finkelstein 

29.  Barry  Burt 

Doug  House 

5.  Philip  Blumberg 

17.  Rick  Cohen 

30,  Neil  Moskowitz 

Bill  Kay 

President 

18.  Donnie  Isley 

31.  Jeff  Davis 

Gary  Perlman 

6.  Eric  Sklut 

19.  Robert  Zerden 

Greg  Rosen 

7.  Buz  Aaron 

20.  Curtis  Edwards 

Not  Shown 

Craig  Savage 

8.  Bruce  Baer 

21.  Scott  Runyon 

Mike  Allen 

Stan  Sebastian 

9.  Jeff  Fisher 

22.  Ed  Dixon 

Tony  Austin 

Bill  Sibbick 

10.  Hank  Matthews 

23.  Jimmy  Hamilton 

David  Baker 

Marty  Sowers 

11.  Lee  Pace 

24.  Joel  Schneider 

Van  Brenner 

Tom  Templeton 

12.  Mike  Wnght 

2*),  Greg  Gupton 

Bill  Buttncr 

Billy  Yarn 

n 


Harvey  Dana  Aaron.  Sr.  Bayiide.  NY 
Kendra  Jo  Aaron.  Fr.  Clayton.  MO 
James  Vernon  Abbort.yr.  Raltigh.  NC 
Linda  J-  Abee.>.  AshtttUt.  NC 
Cliffs  Abels.  Fr.  Gmmboro.  NC 
Cindy  A.  Abcrnathy.  Fr.  Lincolnton.  NC 
Cheryl  D.  Abernethy,  Sr.  Ntulon.  NC 
J.  David  Abernethy.  Grad.  Hickory.  NC 


tilie.  NC 

Lisa  Susan  Abrams,  Sr.  GreeniiiU.  SC 
Minda  Lynne  Absher.^r,  V'llkeitoro.  NC 
Randal  K.  Absher.  Fr.  Grttfishoro.  NC 
G.  Norman  Acker.  Fr.  Ralttgh.  NC 
Adrian  Adams.  Soph.  Elnaielhlown.  NC 
Barbara  Adums.Soph.  WiliOfi.  NC 


BiU  Adams.  Soph.  Greemboro.  NC 
Edward  D.  Adams.  Jr.  Madison.  NC 
Gerald  Adams,  Fr.  Kni^Hd^U.  NC 
Jeffrey  (      \.l  m,     ^.    ;    ^,  H.^J:  N 


Charles  M.  Adcock.  Soph.  Roxbore.  NC 
Jimmie  Warren  Adcock.  5r,  Clayton,  NC 
Philip  S.  Adkins.  Sr.  ReidsviUe.  NC 
Leslie  R.  Adler.yr.  Virginia  Beach.  VA 
Thom  Adorney.  Sr.  Greenwich.  CN 
Georgelten  Agner.^r,  Salisbury.  NC 
Sally  Agner,  Soph.  Salisbury.  NC 
Teresa  Ann  Agner,  Soph,  CherrytilU.  NC 


Seith  W.  AhlhoTR.  Soph.  Gaits  Ferry.  CT 
Christopher  R.  Aiken.  Fr.  Greensboro.  NC 
Jeff  Aiken.  Soph.  Chattanooga.  TN 
Melodye  H-  Aiken,  Fr.  Hillsborough.  NC 
"''■*'         "    h.  Bahama.  NC 

J.NC 

,  Fr,  Greensboro,  NC 


Meredith  L.  Albnght.Jr,  Gailoma.  NC 
Suzanne  S   Albnght.7r,  Randleman.  NC 
Charles  E,  Aldrich.  Fr.  Ralegh.  NC 
Dennis  P.  Aldr.dge.  Sr.  Kinsion.  NC 
George  I,  Aldndge.  SoM.  YanctyviUt.  NC 
Robin  Ann  Aldndge.Jr.  Elizabeth  City.  NC 
William  Shawn  Aldndge.  Fr.  San  Francisco.  C 
Emily  R.  Alexander.yr,  Elon  College.  NC 


H    Htath  Alexander.  GraJ.  Charlotte.  NC 
James  Alexander,  Fr.  Concord.  NC 
J.  Douglass  Alexander.  Sr.  Charlotte.  NC 
Judith  K.  Alexander.  Fr.  Charlotte.  NC 
Laura  Alexander.  Fr.  Gasioma.  NC 
Miles  S.  Alexander,  Sr.  Raleigh.  NC 


Carol  H   A[\en.  Sr,  Raleigh.  NC 
Charles  E.  Allen.  Fr.  Manasias.  " 
Danny  M    Allen.  Fr  Pinnacle.  I 
David  K   Allen.  Fr.  Eden.  NC 


Donna  C    Allen.  Fr.  \Xade.  NC 

Gregory  William  Allen.  Soph.  Greensboro.  ! 

Kathleen  A\kn.  Jr.  Jacksonville.  NC 

Lucy  Harwell  Allen.  Fr.  Ktnhndge.  VA 

Mark  Allen,>,  Smithfield.  NC 

Paula  S.  Allen.  Soph.  Salisbury.  NC 

Ray  Allen.  Soph.  Durham.  NC 

Richard  Thomas  Allen.  Fr.  Durham.  NC 


Rita  C.  Allen.  Soph.  Roxboro.  NC 
Roben  W  Allen.  Fr.  Gasioma.' Ni 
Sharon  K  Allen.  Ar,  Jhnma^<<llt.  I 
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Slullt-y  E.  Alstatt.  50/1*.  Wilmington.  NC 
Cynihia  D.  Alston.  Fr.  Rwi>  Mown;,  NC 
Cnythia  Rebecca  Alsion.  5o/>A.  Chapel  H>ll.  NC 
D   Bernard  Alston,  f  r.  HertJerson.  NC 


Anna  Mane  Ambrose.  5f,  fta/«g-(',  NC 
John  R,  Ameen,  5r,  Gastoma.  NC 
Jennifer  L   Amling.  Soph.  Auburn.  AL 
Wray  M   Amos,  Soph.  High  Point.  NC 


Deborah  W-  Anderson,  Sr.  Charlotte.  NC 
loy  L.  Anderson.  Soph.  Ml   Airy.  NC 
Kenneth  R.  Anderson.  Fr.  High  Point.  NC 
Mark  Graham  Andersonjr.  Fj//j  Church.  VA 


Mark  S.  Anderson.  Soph.  Fayettnille.  NC 
Pajnela  L,  Anderson.  Soph.  Rochester.  NY 
Patncia  Anderson.  Sr.  Grtemboro,  NC 
Randy  Lee  Anderson.  Jr.  Durham.  NC 


VKky  D.  Anderson.  Fr.  WinMon-Salem.  NC 
(  indy  Elaine  Andes.^r,  Kunnapoln.  NC 
Deborah  Elaine  Andrews.  Fr.  Boone.  NC 
luhn  L   Andrews.  Soph.  HiRh  Point.  NC 


Lilly  Andrews.  io/J*.  FarmviUe.  NC 
R..dney  L.  Ange.  Soph.  Plymouth.  NC 
iMhn  Ansle.So;.*.  Greensboro.  NC 
Patricia  Anne  Anthony.  5r,  Gastoma.  NC 


Robyn  J.  AnuW.Soph.  Bmhane.  Australia 
Evan  Appel,  Soph.  Durham.  NC 
Fritz  D   Apple.  ]r..Soph.  Greensboro.  NC 
Paula  Beth  Appleby.  Soph.  Dayton.  NJ 


Zana  L    Arab.Jr,  Fayetterille.  NC 
Lisa  A.  Archer.  Soph.  Pfafftown.  NC 
Uura  Ard.  Sr.  Birmingham.  AL 
C   Scott  Arena.  Soph.  Norrntown.  PA 


Michael  P.  Argo,  Soph.  Alexandria.  VA 
Melinda  G.  Arledge,  Fr.  Greensboro.  NC 
Amy  J.  Armfield,  Fr.  Unoir.  NC 
luliaL   Armfield.  Fr.  Gwwjioffl,  NC 


Gary  K   Armistead.yr,  Lexington.  NC 
Betsy  Armstrong,  ^r.  Tazeu-eS.  VA 
Debbie  J   Armstrong.  Soph.  Parkton.  NC 
James  McCoy  Armstrong,  Fr.  Charlotte.  NC 


nda  F,  Arnold, >.  HiUitmrngi,  NC 
Cynthia  A.  Arnold.  Jr.  VaUti,.  NC 
Donna  Arnold.  Soph.  Valdat.  NC 
Judith  Carol  Aroold.>.  Fayairtillr.  NC 


April  A.  Arnngton.  Fr.  Franklinlon.  NC 
Noel  Dean  Atnngton.  Fr,  Vaynenitje.  NC 
Tammi  A   Arsneau.  Fr,  RaUigh,  NC 
Jeanette  P-  Arthur.  Fr.  Charhtu,  NC 
Douglas  P.  Arthurs.  Jr.  Chrrryttit,,  NC 
Janet  K.  Arthurs.>.  ChrrrytiUi.  NC 
Afsaneh  F.  Asayesh.  Fr,  Chapd  Hill,  NC 
David  P.  Ascher.  Jr.  CharUlu,  NC 


Mark  L  Ashbuni.  Jr.  KemrrmlU,  NC 
Sujanne  L.  Ashburn.  Sr,  King,  NC 
Lynn  Ashley.  Fr,  Fairmont,  NC 
Ralph  Gary  Ashwonh.>.  Carj.  NC 
Deryle  Anne  Askew.  Sr,  Ralrigh,  NC 
Kay  L  Atchison,7r,  Creemicrv.  NC 
Jan  E.  Atkins,  Sr,  SmoniitU,  ST 
James  W  Atkinson, ./r.  Sanfcrd.  NC 


Marguerite  A.  Attkisson.^r.  Wtlmington.  1\ 
Anne  Ehzabeth  Arwell.  Fr  Grtenshoro,  NC 
Evan  Kent  Auberry.  Sr,  Waynejtillf,  NC 
Ralph  V.  Aubry.yr.  Raliigi.  NC 
OUve  B.  Augcr.yr.  Burlington,  NC 
Myra  E.  Auman,  Fr.  Aihtherc,  NC 
Shernll  Leonard  Auman.  Fr.  Raleigh,  NC 
Beverly  Austin.  Soph,  Charloitt,  NC 


Jane  R   Austin.^.  Ratftrd.  NC 
Mary  Sue  Auton.  Sr,  Gretmbon.  NC 
Von  Craig  Autry.yr,  Fayettetilie,  NC 
Tyron  Avent.  Fr,  RaUigh,  NC 
Beth  Avera.  Fr.  Viniton-Salem,  NC 
Charles  Avera.  Sr,  Viniton-Salm,  NC 
Mona  y.  Avery.  Soph,  Clntland.  NC 
R.H    Avery.  Soph,  Hiciory.  NC 


John  Daniel  Ayers.  Jr..SoM,  Graham, 
L.  Tenley  Ayers.  Sr.  CharUlti.  NC 
Marianne  Judith  Bab.>.  Oxford.  NC 
Pete  Babinski.  Fr,  Grtembon.  NC 


on,i,.,Sr.Uli,iiU>,NC 
b,  Uniir,  NC 
n  M.  Bacon,  Fr,  LiUmiIU,  NC 
Carol  Ann  Bader,  Fr  Clinton,  MD 
Bruce  Baer,>,  FaytllniUt.  NC 
Brenda  Bagley,  Fr,  Sunbury,  NC 


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Williim  R   BaBleyJr,  Chapil  Hill.  NC 
Bfll  Bas»eU.  Sr.  Washinglofi,  NC 
Uura  Baier.  Soph,  Unair.  NC 
Barbara  R   Bailey.  Sr,  Ralttgh,  NC 
Cynthia  Lynne  Bailey.  .SoM.  FayettailU,  NC 
David  Bailey.  Saph,  Saliibury,  NC 


Roxanne  Baker.  St.  Bithd  Park, 
TodJ  Baker.  Sr,  Nashirll,,  TN 
Virgicua  Baket.^r.  Smilh/ttU.  NC 
WiUiam  A   Baker,  Fr,  Sj/m 
Merl  F.  Baldwin.  Soph,  , 
Renda  E,  Baldwin.  Fr.  Shilhy,  NC 

G.  Bales.  Sr.  High  PmM.  NC 
Clyde  Lowell  Ball.  It.. Jr.  Rahigh.  NC 


Dennis  Ball.  Sr.  Waihiag/on.  NC 
Joy  Ball.yr,  Durham.  NC 
Stephanie  A.  Ballard.  Fr.  Charlotte.  NC 
Wanda  A.  Ballard.  Soph.  Ml.  Cilead.  NC 
Christopher  Balhs.  Fr.  Durham.  NC 
Shrikant  1.  Bangdiwala.  Grad.  Rio  Pitdras. 
Mark  Banker.Jr.  Charlom.  NC 
Cheryl  A   Banks.Jr.  MaymlU.  NC 


Evelyn  Y   Banks.  Soph.  FayettnilU.  NC 
Kelly  G   Banks.  Fr.  Spiudalt.  NC 
Sandra  G   Banks.  Sr.  Crtem^ro,  NC 
Steve  A  M,  Banks.  Soph.  Raltigh.  NC 
Tom  Banks.  Soph.  Rotky  Mounl.  NC 
i  Leigh  Bannet.  Fr,  Columbia.  SC 


Kathleen  E,  Barbee.  Soph.  Rriditilli.  NC 
James  C  Barber  lll.^r.  GaMonia.  NC 
Karen  L.  Barber.  Soph.  Hickory.  NC 


;  Barbour.  Sr.  Clayto 


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Elizabeth  Barefoot.  Soph.  Charlotte.  NC 
Fredrick  A.  Barefoot.  Fr.  Halhboro.  NC 
Pamela  Barefoot.  Soph.  Dunn.  NC 
Paul  H   Barfield.  Sr.  V'eldon.  NC 
Paula  L  Barfield.  Soph.  Weldon,  NC 
Janet  Eileen  Barker.  Fr.  Newton.  NC 


Susan  J   Barkalow.  Sr.  FreehoU.  N] 
Diane  P   Barker.  Jr.  Durham.  NC 
Raymond  Cone  Barker  lll.^r,  Badin.  NC 
David  A.  Barkley,>,  Greemboro.  NC 
Elizabeth  Barlowe.  Fr.  Manon.  NC 
Kim  Barlowe.  Fr.  Unoir.  NC 
Natalie  Moore  Barlowe.  Fr.  Charlotte.  NC 
Tony  C.  Barnard.  Suf*.  Vinilon-Salem.  NC 


Crystal  Barnes,  Fr.  Autryiille.  NC 
D   Louis  Barnes.  Fr.  Wilmington.  NC 
Don  G    Barnes.  Sr.  Lucama.  NC 
Emily  Barnes.  Sr.  Greemboro.  NC 
I   Marshall  Barnes.  Fr.  Raleigh.  NC 
Mary  K.  Barnes.^r.  Raleigh.  NC 
Much  Barnes.  Sofi,  Wilson.  NC 
Stephen  Barnes.  Fr.  Rocky  Mount.  N( 


Susan  Barnes.yr.  Lynchburg.  VA 
Vivian  L.  Barnes.  Sr.  Fayetleiille.  NC 
Kim  L   Barnene.  Fr  Henderioniill,.  NC 
Elizabeth  Barnhardt.>.  Wimton-Salem.  NC 


Johoena  Birr.^r,  Ro(kjngham.  NC 
CyDchia  Barrena,  Fr.  Charloiu.  NC 
Pamela  R.  Barner,  Soph.  Henderson.  NC 
Anne  L  Bamngerjr,  Spnngfuld.  VA 


ringer,  Jr,  i 
Lesbe  Barry.  Soph.  SmiihfttU.  NC 


Patncia  R.  Bartholomew.  Fr.  Wakf  Fore 
AUyson  J,  Banlen.  Ft.  Kimion.  NC 
David  W,  Banon.Jr.  ThomaitilU.  NC 
Lome  Basmghr.>.  Chapel  HtU.  NC 


1  Jeanetie  Bass.  Sr.  Charlotte.  NC 
s  A-  Bais.  Jr..  Jr.  PUasani.  NC 


Barbara  D   Batchelor.  Fr.  VC'-UarJ.  NC 
Eleanor  G-  Bateman.  GraJ.  Neu  Bern.  NC 
Kjm  Bateman.  Fr.  Charlotte.  NC 
Mark  AoEhony  Baiemao.  Fr.  HiUiborough.  N 


PamcU  Bath.  Fr.  GrtenvilU.  NC 
Susan  Banen.  Soph.  Wilmtagioa.  I 
Bruce  J.  Battlc.>,  Rexky  Mount. 
Richard  Scaais  Banle.  Fr,  Rocky  A 


Carol  Baum.  Soph,  Sitter  Springs.  MD 
Marguerite  Baumeisier,  Fr.  Durham.  NC 
Janet  L   Baumheckel.  Soph.  Memphis.  TN 
Gary  E   Bayliss.  Fr.  Charktit.  NC 


Barbara  C  Baynard.^r,  Charlotte.  NC 
Monita  E  Baynes.  Fr.  Burling/on.  NC 
Deborah  L  Beach.  Fr.  Rockingham,  NC 
Jo  Ann  Beal.  Fr.  VayneitiUe.  NC 


Joyce  BeaJ.yr.  WaynesfilU.  NC 
Susan  Beal.  Soph.  HayestiUe.  NC 
Kathy  Beam,>.  Carrhoro.  NC 
Mary  Ahce  Beam.  Jr.  Raleigh.  NC 


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s  T.  Seaman.  5r.  Sun/iury,  NC 
Sally  Beamer,  SoM.  D«""/"".  VA 
Robin  L,  Bean.Sr,  Wimlm-Salem.  NC 
M.thelle  E   Beard,  Fr,  BKrlingM.  NC 
William  H    Beard.  Soph.  Aiheiillt.  NC 
Lynne  E    Bearden.  Sr,  ChjriM,.  NC 


m  R-  Beasley.  Sr.  Brrnn,  NC 
len  Beasley.  Fr.  FdyelleiilU.  NC 
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till,.  NC 
i  P.  Bealy.^r.  Clarlotli.  NC 
Ann  Magarer  Beaudoin.  Fr.  V'tlminetoa.  /* 
Gary  W,  Beavers.  Sof*.  Gmmioro.  NC 
Phiihp  D.  Bcbber.  Sd/iA.  Alo/inr,  IL 
Anne  W.  Beck.yr.  FayMenllt.  NC 


Monry  C.  Beck.  Fr,  Uxinf^Im.  NC 
Robert  Marvin  Beck.^r.  Gmruhore.  NC 
Teresa  G   Beck,yr.  ULind.  NC 
Gloria  M.  Beckham,yr,  SlaliiiUU.  NC 
Jeannie  Beckham,  Fr,  Will  Charhllt.  NC 
1  Beddingfield,  Soph.  Mm 


E   Berry, Jr, 


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C/r»xi»,  NC 
jnhn  Tiark  Behm.  Soph.  Ballimort.  M 
Heidi  C   Behrends,Jr,  Grttnilxi 
Mary  Kaie  Beik,  /r,  Afooror,  NC 
J-  Belk.^r.  r 


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Clark  Bell,  Soph.  Aihitoro.  NC 

Elisabech  Turner  Bell,  Stph.  N™  Viir*,  NY 

Andrew  Bell  111,  Soph.  Goldboro.  NC 

T.  Bell,  Sr,  A(fe>;j,  GA 
Milton  D.  Bell.  Soph.  Oik  City.  NC 

i.  Bell  m. Jr.  RnUg'      " 


Helen  Rose  Bellar,  f  r,  Hictory.  NC 
D,.rlene  Yvonne  Belton,  Sr.  Wimlon-Sulrm.  NC 
Bruce  Victor  Benator.yr,  Allinlj.  GA 
Debbie  A,  Benfield.Jr,  Tnnily.  NC 
Karen  E.  Benfield.  Soph.  VjUUii.  NC 

nelt.  Sr.  M^rMmn  FM.  NC 
Lee  A   Bennett.  Soph.  Rocky  Mounl.  NC 
Martha  Bennett.  Fr.  Farmiilk.  NC 


,     „.„„itt,  Fr,  W^itjhoro,  NC 

Sandra  J.  Bennert.^r,  Wajriion.  NC 

Mark  Bensen,  Sr.  R^Uigh.  NC 

Neil  Benson,  Sr,  Try,n.  NC 

Beverley  R,  Bentley,  Soph.  Norlh  Wilkisboro.  NC 

Karen  Bentley,  Soph.  Charlollt.  NC 

Susan  C   Benton,  Sr,  H/c*or7,  NC 


_  Berger.yr.  Whisptrinf,  Pim 

Timothy  Wayne  Berly,  Sr,  RMsh.  NC 

Linn  C    Bernhardt,  Fr.  Sathbury.  NC 

Grid.  Chapil  Hill.  NC 

r,  Fr.  Lexington.  NC 

K   Berry.  Sr.Saiannah.  GA 


r.  TumpJ.  FL 
r.  Wilson.  NC 
Jr.  Southern  Pinei.  NC 
Fr,  Ch.,rlolte.  NC 
Pamela  D   Beverley,  Soph.  Whiteiille.  NC 
David  Bruce  Bibb.  Siph.  Chapel  Hill.  NC 
Sr.  Chapel  Hill.  NC 


nin.  Sr,  Elizabeth.  NJ 
Deirdre  Biles,  Sr,  CrariirJ,  NC 
William  H   Billica.Jr.  Greemille.  NC 
Jeffrey  D,  Billines,>,  Bo,n,.  NC 
John  S   BiUingsley,  Soph.  Richmond.  V, 
Cynthia  Billo,  Grad.  Crtnlme.  OH 
Edwin  Bruce  Bindeman,  Sr.  Durham. 
Betsy  J   Bingham,  Sr,  Advance.  NC 


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Cynthia  A.  Binkley.  Fr.  Signal  Mountain.  ; 
Amy  L.  Birke,  Fr.  Fayeltecillt.  NC 
lodi  Bishop,  Fr.  Charlotte.  NC 
John  Bishop,  Sr.  Charlotte.  NC 
John  C    Bishop,  Fr,  Fayeltevilli.  NC 
Marc  David  Bishop,  Fr.  Chapel  Hill.  NC 


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RoAnn  Marie  Bishop,  Fr,  Hertjenomi/i, 
BiUie  Bissene.  5r,  Durham.  NC 
Geff  Bitler.  Sr,  RaUigh.  NC 
David  Harold  Black.  Jr.  Comortt,  NC 
Joseph  L  Black.  Jr.  Injian  Trail.  NC 


Rhonda  L   Black.  Sof 


Stephen  «'   Black.  Sr.  Grumbort.  NC 
Theresa  G.  Black.  Soph.  Uximtn.  NC 
Elizabeth  BUckman.  Sr.  Carrboro.  NC 
Lorena  Paige  Blackman.  Fr.  High  Poinl.  N 
Ous  Lee  Blackmah.  Sr.  Rotky  Mount.  NC 
Joel  E,  BUckweider.  Soph.  ComorJ.  NC 
Kendall  D-  Blackwelder./r.  Kanraptlu.  Ni 
Alicia  BlackweU.yr.  OxforJ.  NC 


(juol  F,  Blackwell.  fr.  Yamrfjillr.  NC 
James  E.  Blackwell. >.  Datidion.  NC 
Jeff  Blackwell.  Fr.  Mallhmi.  NC 
Robert  Dean  Blackwell.  Fr.  Saliibury.  NC 
Michael  Blaii.>.  Charhnt.  NC 
Charles  G-  Blake.  Fr.  Rulhtrfordun.  NC 
Christopher  H.  Blake.  Sr,  Wilfnmglon.  NC 
Frank  Blake.  Sr,  Chajimm.  NC 


KeUev  Blake.  Sr.  Wimttn-Saltm.  NC 
Virginia  E   Blake.>,  Charlm,.  NC 
Kathy  Blalock.  Fr.  Nornuo,/.  NC 
Tony  L.  Blalock,  Saph.  V^tJJou  Spnrtg.  N 
Ward  Blalock, yr.  Hamplm.  VA 
Cynthia  Renee  Bland,  CraJ.  Ckapil  Hil. 
Richard  Charles  Blanks.  Soph.  Roxboro.  t 
Sally  Blanks.yr,  Lumbtnon.  NC 


Julia  M.  Bleakley.  Sr.  Columbia.  SC 
SheiU  R.  Blevios.  Soph,  Rxky  Mounl.  N 
Sherry  Blevins.  Soph.  Chapil  Hill.  NC 
Uura  K.  Bhss.  Soth.  Aihiboro.  NC 


Twmw^  Bf^ 


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Laura  Blue.  Ir.  Ca, 


Philhp  Blumberg.yr.  Coral  OaUii.  FL 

John  H   Bluine.  Jr.  Mynli  Btach.  SC 

John  M-  Blusc.  Sr.  Oreeniboro.  NC 

Julia  K.  Blythe.  Fr.  fuhmllt.  NC 

Emily  A   Boa],  Soph.  Atlanta.  GA 

Ronald  Gale  Boatwright,  Fr.  Charlat,.  NC 


Wayne  Bodamer.  Sr.  North  Mauaptqua.  .\ 
Lydia  H.  Bodman,  Fr,  Chapil  Hill.  NC 
Kathy  Boger,  Fr.  Charlotte.  NC 
Charles  E   Boglc^r,  Charlotte.  NC 
Robin  E   Boioeau.  Fr,  Bahama.  NC 
Edith  Elizabeth  Boland,  Soph.  Barber.  NC 
Lauta  A    Bolen,  Soph.  Neu  York.  NY 
Debotah  Denise  Boles,  Soph.  Germanton.  h 


Debra  Bohck,yr,  Lenior.  NC 

Jan  R-  Bohck,  Jr.  Manon.  NC 

Jan  Yvonne  Bohck,  Sr.  Winiton-Salem.  NC 

Barbara  Joyce  Bohng,  Fr.  RanMeman.  NC 

Stephen  W   Bolte,>,  Pittiburgh.  PA 


Georgia  Bondranko.>.  Charlotte.  NC 


Charles  A.  Bone.  Fr.  GoUsboro.  NC 
Lou  Rae  Boney.  Fr.  Graham.  NC 
Sara  Boney. yr.  Graham.  NC 
Geoff  R,  Bonham,  Fr.  Charlotte.  NC 
Carol  G   Boone,  Sr.  Charlotte.  NC 
Derrick  Boone.  Soph.  Greeniboro.  NC 
Roger  H   Boone,  Sr.  Gateiiille.  NC 
William  A    Boone,  Fr.  \17//«i.i,  NC 


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Allen  M   Boswonh.  Fr.  Columbia.  SC 
Demsea  Bottoms.  Fr.  Madnon.  NC 
Teresa  L  Bottoms  Jr,  Jrinily.  NC 
Thomas  E,  Bougan.Jr.  Fayettevii/t.  NC 


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I  Btath.  5C 
Susanne  Jane  Bowen,  Soph.  Ruhmond. 
Ann  D.  Bowers,  Sr.  Ltxmglon,  NC 
Beih  Bowers,  Soph.  Daylm.  OH 
Cynihia  A   Bowers.  Fr.  Bilhtl.  NC 


Hurley  A   Bowers.  Soph.  Cidur  Fall,.  NC 
Karen  A,  Bowks.  Soph.  Baylioro.  NC 
Kaihleen  Mary  Bowler.  Fr.  RaUigh.  NC 
Ian  M-  Bowles.  Soph.  Mtchamaiillt.  VA 
Kachryn  Faith  Bowlin.  Fr.  Raleigh.  NC 
.mdy  A.  BowLng.  Fr.  Raleigh.  NC 


Karen  Vaye  Bowman.  Soph.  Burlinglon.  NC 
Linda  Wickert  Bowman.  Grad.  Winston-SaUm 
Ricky  L.  Bowman.  Soph.  Hickory.  NC 


Tamara  L,  Bowman,  Fr.  Charlon 


v-fl-  Chjpti  Hill.  NC 


Stephen  W   Boyd.  Jr.  ttUnJ.  NC 
Brenda  L,  Boyetie,  Fr.  Chinquapin.  NC 
Elaine  Boyette.  Fr.  Fayelteiitle.  NC 


H   Lynn  Boyette. Jr.  Charklle.  NC 
Natalie  K.  Boyette.  Fr.  Red  Spring,.  NC 
Charlene  Boykin.  Fr.  Slanlonburg.  NC 
RitaRochelle  Braclicen.  Soph.  Jatisonrltle.  NC 
Andrew  J   Bracken.  Sr.  Clemmons,  NC 

•HI   Brackett.  Fr.  Vale.  NC 
Cheryl  Ann  Bradford,  Fr,  Malthewi.  NC 
Susan  D.  Bradford,  io/i*,  Ox/orJ.  NC 


Hendmcniille.  NC 
h  Bradshaw,  Soph.  Matlheu-,.  NC 
Hardeman  Bradshaw,  Fr.  Allanfa,  GA 
y  Bradshaw.  Soph.  Charlotte.  NC 


John  E,  Brady,  Soph.  Chapel  Hill.  NC 
Pam  Brady,  Soph.  Methine.  NC 
Tracy  L  Brady.  Sr.  Durham.  NC 
Joan  M.  Brafford.  Soph.  Lexington.  NC 
Mona  Rae  Bragg,  Fr.  Wlnjtor.  NC 
Terry  L   Brajg,  Stph.  Raleigh.  NC 


Betsy  Jo  Branth, : 


I.  Sr.  Dunn.  NC 


Mary  M.  Branch.  Fr, 


Viaoni  Denisc  Brann.  Sr.  Chuptl  H:U.  NC 
Sherry  E.  Brannan.>,  GoMtbon.  NC 
Sherry  L.  Brannon,  Sr.  Spartanburg.  SC 
Carolyn  S.  Brantlcy.yr.  Rait,  Ml..  NC 
Joanne  Carol  Brantley,  fr.  Roanati  Rapidi.  NC 
Stephen  G.  Brantley.  Soph.  Clenuon.  SC 


Kim  Brartain.yr  Charhlu.  NC 
A,  Pamela  Bratton.  fr.  Ntu  Btm.  NC 
Mary  A.  Braunsdorfjr.  Masiaprqua  Pari.  NY 
Beverly  G,  Braxton.  Soph.  Graham.  NC 
LaNita  K.  Breeze.  Fr.  HurJU  MiHi.  NC 
Anna  Kay  Bremer,  Fr.  Graham.  NC 
Kathleen  Brennan.  Fr.  Charlattt.  NC 
Shannon  W.  Brennan.  Soph.  Rimr.  VA 


Jud  Brewer.yr.  UuiivU,.  Ki 

Lloyd  Brewer.  Soph.  Douglailtillr.  PA 

Wanda  J.  Brewer.  Soph.  EagI,  Sprinp.  NC 

Susan  C.  Bridgcr.  Sr.  BLJtnkro.  NC 

Paul  Bridgers.yr.  Apex.  NC 

Bettina  Len  Bndges.  Soph.  ThomatttUe,  NC 


Caroline  M.  Bridges.  Jr.  MrCliUamil/r.  SC 
Helen  A,  Bridges.>.  Elizabeth  City.  NC 
Jams  M.  Bridges.  Soph.  Gamer.  NC 
Timothy  R.  Bridges.  Fr.  Shelby.  NC 
Steven  Briganti.  Sr.  Springfield.  PA 
Jennifer  D.  Briggs.  Soph.  Graham.  NC 
Patricia  Lynn  Bnnkley.  Soph.  Teachey.  NC 
Angela  Brinson.  Sr.  Granliboro.  NC 


Alan  L  Britt.  Fr.  Saint  Pauls.  NC 
Cheryl  Britt.  Soph.  Kannapolii.  NC 
Joan  B   Btitt.Jr.  Raleigh.  NC 
Julie  Britt,  Fr.  Lumberton.  NC 
Regie  V   Brin,  Sr.  Durham.  NC 


Karen  Brittingham,7r,  tf'wr  Columbia.  SC 
Susan  D.  Bnttingham,  Sr.  Weil  Columbia.  S 
Kathleen  Brinon,yr,  Charlotte.  NC 
Cheryl  L  Broach.  Grad.  Greemboro.  NC 
Manha  S   Broadfoot,>,  Wilion.  NC 

Spen     •■   -        ■•  -     

Sabri 


Thomas  A  Brock.  Grad.  Monroe.  NC 
Randy  Brodd.  Jr.  Raleigh.  NC 
Barbara  L  Brooks.  Fr.  Durham.  NC 
Bogan  Brooks.  Sr.  Chattanooga.  TN 
Donna  L,  Brooks.  Fr.  Burlington.  NC 
Elizabeth  A  Brooks.  Sr.  Durham.  NC 
James  T,  Brooks.  Fr.  Greemboro.  NC 
M   Guy  Brooks.  Sr.  Shelby.  NC 


Inhur^.  . 
Durham 


Michael  H    Brc 

Rebecca  H.  Brooks.  Soph.  Durt. 
Ann  Brookshire.  Fr.  AsheiiUe.  NC 
Jeff  G    Brookshire.  Fr.  Bmard.  NC 
Kalhy  L.  Brookshire.  Fr.  Canton.  NC 
Peggy  Brothenon.  Soph.  Stanley.  NC 
Ann  Carol  Browder.  Sr.  Charlotte.  NC 
Joseph  L.  Browder.  Soph.  Lexington.  NC 


Beth  Brown.  Soph.  Kitty  Haui.  NC 
Betty  Sue  Brown,  Soph.  Greemboro.  NC 
Beverly  A  Brown,  Soph.  Clyde.  NC 
Bonnie  Brown,  Fr,  Gn-rnfort,  NC 
Bonny  J  Brown,  Sup*,  Murphy.  NC 
Carlene  Brown,  Soph.  Fayelteiille.  NC 


Darroll  I 

David  R,  Brown, >,  Randleman.  NC 
Edna  C,  Brown,>,  Roteboro.  NC 
Garry  K-  Brown,  Fr  Pinehurit.  NC 


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Imu-i  Thomas  Brownjr,  So.*)  Mtum 
L.nti  E.  Brown,  Sof*.  H«iory.  NC 
l.irus  E.  Brownjr,  Chinquapin.  NC 
kit  P   Brown,  Sr,  Tutkir,  CA 


1  E,  Brown,  Fr.  Turisro,  NC 
leih  Mark  Brown,  Sifh.  Hualmiill,.  NC 
oben  Brown,  Sr,  Wilmington.  NC 


Kevin  L   Brown,  Fr.  Cbr, 


Mirhele  Brown,  Fr.  Wilmington.  NC 


own,  Sr.  Yadkimilli.  NC 


Peggy  A.  Btovia.Sr.jacksonriiU.  NC 
Randy  W   Brown, >,  Stima.  NC 
Richard  Brown, ^r,  S.  Tomi  Rum,  NJ 


uron  A   Brown,  Soph.  ^finston-Salem,  NC 
■dd  Brown,  Fr,  AllifUa,  CA 
jnda  F   Brown,  Soph.  Motksiilte,  NC 
.  V  B,  Browning.  Sr.  Lexington,  KY 


K,  iberr  M  Brubalter,  Sr,  Wuynt,  NJ 
I  hrisia  M  Bruce,  Sr,  Oxon  Hill,  MD 
W.iliam  Craig  Bruce,  Sr.  Elkin,  NC 
Robert  J    Btueckner,  Sr,  Durham,  NC 


lohn  Bruffey,  Sr,  Fiyottmll,,  NC 
Patricia  A    Brunmg,  Fr,  SiMiiilU,  NC 
Henry  D   Bruton,  Fr,  Southrm  Pintt,  NC 
Clinl  Bryan,  Sr.  Pitliboro.  NC 


Margaret  Bryan,  Sr,  Ebn  Cotlego,  NC 
M  Sharon  Bryan,  Sr.  CLrtlon.  NC 
Robert  Kedat  Bryan,  Fr.  Dunn.  NC 
Sally  Bryan,>,  Sjiunnah.  GA 


Siephen  H,  Bryin.Jr.Jcffmon,  GA 
Tun  Bryan,  Sr,  Middltbnry .  CN 
William  H.  Bryan,yr,  Mt.  Olict.  NC 
ludy  Bryant,  Soph,  Fayellei'iUe.  NC 


Michael  R,  Bryant,  Sr,  FayMttill,,  NC 
Nathlyn  Bryant,  Sr,  WalLit,  NC 
Pamela  S   Bryant,  Soph.  FayelteiilU,  NC 
Rick  Bryant,  Soph,  Gaitonia,  NC 


Bob  Brymer.  Soph.  UuintUt.  KY 
Barbara  Buchanao.  Sr.  Charktu.  NC 


John  G   Buchanan, yr,  BnkiniiUi.  NC 
Manha  D  Buchanan.  Fr.  Raltigh.  NC 
Raymond  Buck.  GraJ.  Dttalur,  AL 
Saliy  A   Bulla.yr,  High  Pr.  NC 


Sara  BuUa/d.  Sr.  CharhlU.  NC 
Grace  E.  BuLen.  Jr.  Waihmglan.  DC 
Ellen  BuUington,>.  Gmnilnn.  NC 
Alma  Kay  BuUock.  Soph.  Vaihingl'tn.  NC 


Carolyn  L  Bullock.  Sr.  Fmr  Bluff.  NC 
Gwendolyn  K.  Bullock.  Sr.  Augujiu.  GA 
Mary  Hawley  Bullock.  Sr.  Starifard.  NC 
Morns  BuUock.Jr,  Gmrtilxrc.  NC 


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Eleanor  Bumbarger,  Soph.  Hickory.  NC 
Uslie  A-  Bunce.  Fr.  Chupil  Hill.  NC 
Brian  C  Bunch.  Fr.  Sjhibury,  NC 
Carhe  Effie  Bui 


S^lilbury,  , 
Fr.  Durban 


Maunce  Bunch.  Fr.  BJtnlon.  NC 
Michael  E.  Bunch.  Sr.  V'lndior.  NC 
Anne  W   Bunker.  Soph.  Aihrkro.  NC 
Beryl  Bunn.  Sr.  FayaitiilU.  NC 


Chns  Bunn.  Sr.  Kunnaptlit.  NC 
Roger  -Ol.  Bunn.  Sr.  Climon.  NC 
Mclanie  D.  Burch.  Soph.  ClyJ'.  NC 
Ernesi  L  BurcheU.  Fr.  FMn.  NC 


Tim  Burgiss.  Fr.  Lrurrl  Spnngi.  NC 
Belsy  E   Burke.>,  Goldilon.  NC 
Clarence  Harvey  Burke.  Sr,  Ahrrjan.  NC 
C   Ray  Burke.yr  UGrarct.  NC 


Ehrabeih  Burke.  Soph.  Hiikor,.  NC 
Slephen  Burke.  Sr.  Murfnnhoro.  NC 

1  Burkheimur.  Soph.  FufrlKiill,.  NC 


Nancy  Burneir.  Gr^.  Charlolli.  NC 


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■folli.  NC 


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Susan  Anne  Burney.>,  Charlotte,  NC 
Joseph  R   Burns, yr,  WhitmlU.  NC 
Teresa  L   Burns.  Jr.  Chariatt,,  NC 
Pelec  C,  Burr,  Fr.  Atknta,  GA 
Kjm  BurreU.  Seph.  Matthmi.  NC 
Carol  A.  Burroughs,  Sr.  Oxford,  NC 


y  A.  Bussey.  Sr,  \ff6™,  NC 
;ela  K.  Builer,  Fr.  Durham.  NC 


I  andi  Bucler,  Soph.  Grrrrjitoro.  NC 
I  arobne  Burler,yr,  Nm'  Berrt.  NC 
DaviJ  R  Butler, >,  Faytttriillr.  NC 
Gregory  C  Butler,  Fr.  Rostbaro.  NC 
Howard  L  Butler,  Grail.  Columbiana. 
Lorna  Dawn  Butler,>,  Rockingham,  f 


Wesley  G   Byerly,  Soph.  Hickory.  NC 
Sharon  Byets,  Fr.  Mooriitillr.  NC 
Tim  S   Byler,>.  Hickory.  NC 
Betty  Louise  Bynum,  Sr.  Ptitiboro.  NC 


James  1    Bynum,  Fr.  Atlanta.  CA 
Will.am  I    Bynum,  Soph.  Piltiboro.  NC 
Beth  Byrd,  /r,  Hilliborough.  NC 
Bronwvn  M   Byrd,  Sr.  Booniillr.  NC 
Denise  E    Byrd,>,  Cuatamala.  CA 
inger  L   Byri 


Byrd,yr,  Gncmboro.  NC 
jean  tlyrum,  Sr.  Edinton.  NC 
Laura  E   Cable,  Sr.  Hcndtnontilk.  NC 
Candy  Caddell,  Sr.  Charlotte.  NC 

L,  Caddell,  Sr.  Charlotte.  NC 
dieu,  Sr.  Charlotte.  NC 
Cadieu,Jr,  Charlotte.  NC 
L  Cagle,  Soph.  Camp  Le/eune.  NC 


Gayle  E.  Calder,  Fr.  Charlotte.  NC 
Catherine  L.  Caldwell,  Fr.  Neu'ton.  NC 
Charles  W.  Caldwell,  Fr.  Clyde.  NC 
Kimberly  J   Caldwell,  Soph.  Gasloma.  NC 
Timothy  L.  Caldwell,  Jr,  Lexington.  NC 
1  J.  Calendine,  Soph.  San/ord.  NC 


Leigh  F.  Callahan,yr,  Ruiherfordton.  NC 
Jack  DeWitt  Callisher,  Sr.  Greiniboro.  NC 
Frank  R.  Calhson,  Fr.  Aihriille.  NC 
Malvina  L  Cameio.  Soph.  Weil  Palm  Beach.  FL 
Cameron,  Sr.  Raleigh.  NC 


id  M    Cameron,  Sr,  Gai 


Laura  B  Cameron,  Sr. 
Marrha  Cameron,  Sr.  £ 
Eddy  Camp,  Soph.  Ma, 


.  NC 


Forman  Camp.  Soph.  Charlotte.  NC 
Catherine  J   Campbell.  Sof*.  Wimlon-Salem.  NC 
Cindy  Campbell. Jr.  Mooreirille.  NC 


Kathleen  M.  Campbell.  Sr.  Wimton-Salem.  NC 
Mary  Gill  Campbell.  Sr.  Chapel  Hilt.  NC 
Melanie  Anne  Campbell.  Fr.  Shelby.  NC 
Robert  A.  Campbell.  Fr.  Charlotte.  NC 

D-  Campbell.  Soph.  SanforJ.  NC 

C-  Campbell.  Fr.  Moc 


.  NC 


.  NC 


rOaki.  NC 
Angela  Catupe. 
li.hn  M.  Canipe,  SoM.  Fayelteiille.  NC 
Michael  L.  Cannady.Jr,  Arden.  NC 
David  Wayne  Cannon,  Sr.  Hobgood.  NC 
Hope  Cannon,  Sr.  Darren.  CN 


Theo  Cannveli.  Soph.  Wilmington.  NC 
Mary  Pat  Capehan.  St.  Waihtnglea.  NC 
Julie  A.  Cap.o.>.  HtJton  Head  Island.  SC 
Jim  dponso.Jr.  Summit.  NJ 
DonaJd  Capparella,  Fr,  Carrhoro.  NC 
Bobbie  S.  Capps.yr.  PineiiUe.  NC 
Wanda  J-  Carbaugh,  Fr.  Cbarlottt.  NC 
Rosemary  Eileen  Carbery.  Fr.  Pint  Brook.  P 


Myra  D.  CardweU.>,  Mayojan.  NC 
Janet  Lynn  Cargile.  5r.  GreemiUt.  NC 
Mary  Carlson.  Fr.  Shtlby.  NC 
David  Carlton.  Fr.  Warjau.  NC 
WiUiam  E,  Carlton.  Fr.  Hudson.  NC 
E   Ann  Carmichael.yr.  Charlotte.  NC 
Jenny  Lynn  Carmichael.  5r,  Laurinburg.  SC 
Jenny  Carneal,  Fr.  Hendtnon.  NC 


Sarah  Jane  Carothers.  Fr.  Cbapti  HiU.  Sl 
Charles  F.  Carpenter.^r.  Raleigh.  NC 
Cheryl  B.  Carpenter. _/r,  Gastonia.  NC 
Elizabeth  R.  Carpenter.  Soph,  Belmont.  NC 
Helen  L  Carpenter.  Sr.  Raleigh.  NC 
Larry  Alan  Carpenter.  Sr.  Raleigh.  NC 
Larry  C    Carpenter.  Fr.  ffWo.  NC 
Maria  K.  Carpenter,  Soph.  Hickory.  NC 


Floyd  Leath  drt.jt  .Soph.  Lilhum.  GA 

Kelly  O.  Carr.  Fr.  Sanford.  NC 

Irene  D,  Carraway.ir.  Neufon.  NC 

Don  Carnnger.yr,  Murphy.  NC 

Luis  Bernardo  Carrion.  Fr.  FayettnilU.  NC 

Johnny  CarroL.>.  Mehane.  NC 

"     ■     "    '  -     "    '     ,  NC 


Beth  Carter.  Fr.  P/a/ftoun.  NC 
Betty  R,  Carter,  Soph.  Calypio.  NC 
Cathy  Carter,  Grad.  Denton.  NC 
"   a  G   Cancr.  Soph.  Gai 


.  NC 

Ellen  Casey.  Fr.  North  Vilkaboro.  NC 
Lisa  Brennan  Cash.  Soph.  Wimton-Salem.  ^'( 
Jill  Cashion,5oM-  Sanford.  NC 
Frances  Elaine  Cassida.  Fr.  Spruce  Pint.  NC 
Jennifer  Lynn  Castelloe.  Fr,  Aihehoro.  NC 
Robert  F.  Casileberry,  Sr,  Sanford.  NC 


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ning  T,  Casllebury,  Sr.  RaUt^h,  NC 
iBf  Casrics.  S»M.  Chjrhlu.  NC 
V  Annir  Cascramo./r.  Can.  NC 

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r  1    Caudill  Jr,  S*»«J,  NC 

-..li  M   Caudle.  5r.  Po/i((.n,  NC 

nil,   Gray  Caudle,  Jo^.  Charlolle.  NC 

,  I  (  audle,  Scfih,  Peachland.  NC 

nh  Renee  Cauley.  Fr.  CLyton.  NC 

Cavanaugh.  Fr,  Pinehuril,  NC 


Mary  Ann  Clark.  Fr.  Sylia.  NC 
Peggy  Clark.  Sr.  dry.  NC 
Slephanie  Lynn  Clark.  Fr,  Urmr.  NC 
Bruce  Clarke.  Soph.  Aiket'ille.  NC 
Kim  Clarke.  Soph,  KemtrnilU.  NC 
John  M,  Clarkson.  Jr.  Spring  Ukt.  NC 
Julie  H.  Clarkson.  Fr. 
Leigh  Clawson.  Fr.  Havehik,  NC 


Phyliis  A.  Clawson.yr.  Munrar.  NC 

Julia  L,  Clay.  St.  SaMury.  NC 

Susao  Cox  Clay.  Fr.  Aihmll,,  NC 

H.  Graves  Claylon  III.  SoM.  ViUm.  NC 


Janet  M,  Clayton,  Siph.  Sttm,  NC 
Manhew  B.  Clayton.  Fr.  Roxboro.  NC 
Susan  T,  Clayioi.  Jr.  Cmnitcn.  NC 


Matk  P-  Clem,  Fr.  WtMn-Salim.  NC 
Alec  W   Clelland.  Fr.  Fayinmll,.  NC 
Catherine  J   Clem.  Soph.  FayelMtlle.  NC 
Michael  F   Clement.  Fr,  Ltmir.  NC 


R.  Brent  Clevenger.  Fr.  Cnmtsland.  NC 
John  E,  Clevinger.>.  Charloltt.  NC 
Amy  Clifton. 7r.  Gretnnlle.  NC 
Julia  McMillan  Cbne,>.  Gaitonta.  NC 


Margaret  Cline.  Cr.jJ.  Hicko, 


Alan  A   Clough,  Sr.  Danen.  CN 
Robin  Clubb.  Fr.  Climmm,.  NC 
Toramie  J,  Coates.  Soph.  Stmsra.  NC 
Ann  Pitts  Cobb.  Soph.  Pinetopi.  NC 


Darrell  R   Cobb.  Sr.  McUar)snU,  NC 
David  C.  Cobb.  Soph.  t',l,oii.  NC 
Jerrel  Wood  Cobb.  Jr..  Fr.  Naibvill,.  NC 
M.  Glenn  Cobb.>.  Burlington.  NC 


A   Elizabeth  Cobey.  Soph.  Charhm.  NC 
Richard  L,  Coble.  Sr.  Uhtrty.  NC 
Tera  Coble.  Soph.  SitoU'  Camp.  NC 
Marie  A   Cochran.  5vM.  High  Point.  NC 


A  Jean  Cochrane,  f  r,  Cmmhoro.  NC 
Catherine  Cockerham.  7r.>//Vr,™,  NC 
Harry  G.  Cocolas.  Soph.  Chapel  Nil/  NC 
Jennifer  A.  Cody.  Sr.  Yonim.  NV 


Kathleen  Cody.  Sr.  Raleigh.  NC 
Paul  R.  Codyer.  Sr.  Chapel  Hill.  NC 
Cindy  L,  Coe.Jr,  Charlotte.  NC 
David  H,  Coe.  Fr.  Charlotte.  NC 


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a  Faye  Coffey.  Fr.  Greenshoro.  NC 
Sharon  E.  Coffey.  Fr.  Gmmnta.  NC 
John  Henry  Coffman.  Fr,  Gmmilt,.  NC 
Sieve  Cogburn.yr.  Carullir,  NC 
Richard  I   CoRgin.>,  Richmond.  VA 


Ben  L  Cogwns.  Fr.  KannaM".  NC 
Marsha  H   Coggins,7r,  San/erd.  NC 
Cheryl  L.  CoghUl.  Sop*.  V<i.  Bath.  VA 
Kathy  Cohen.  Fr.  Norwood.  NC 
Robin  L.  Cohen,  Soph.  Sahtbury.  NC 
Walter  D.  Coker.  Jr.  Hindmon.  NC 
Uura  Colby.  Fr.  Goldiioro.  NC 
Cindi  D   Cole.Vr,  Durham.  NC 


H    Al  Cole.  Fr.  R^feg*.  NC 
Rebel  A.  Cole,  Soph.  Aihttillt.  NC 
Alexina  D.  Coleman.  Sr.  Rateigh.  NC 
Dana  E.  Coleman.  Sr.  Ri(h  Stfuart.  NC 
Darnel  T  Coleman.Jr.  CharloM.  NC 
John  Coleman.  Sr.  Hirkory.  NC 


Scephen  Darryl  Coleman,  Soph.  Laumide.  NJ 
Amy  S-  Colgan,  Soph.  Toltdo.  OH 
Mary  Catherine  Collette.  Fr.  Climax.  NC 
James  Fred  Collier.  Soph.  WhiiniU,.  NC 
Leslie  Warren  Collier.  Fr.  Goinjofi.  NC 
Bradford  S    CollinS.>.  Chapel  Hill.  NC 


Corneha  M  Collin; 


•.  Grtimhoro.  NC 


Wilkrihoro.  NC 


Jennifer  L,  Colpitis.  Fr.  AlhtmarU.  NC 
Fredenck  Colson.>.  Wadriioro.  NC 
lames  R.  Colirane.  Sr.  Madiion.  NC 
Anne  W.  Colvard.^r.  Raliigh.  NC 
Nancy  Dale  Colvard,  Soph.  Durham.  NC 


Emily  L   Combs. ^r.  Seagroie.  NC 


Cheryl  B   Comer.  Fr.  Bank  Spring,.  NC 
Karen  Lynne  Comer.  Fr.  Wimlon-Saltm.  NC 
Shen  Lynn  Commander.  Soph.  Elizabilh  City.  NC 
Mary  L,  Compton.  Soph.  Oxford.  NC 
David  H   Conaway.yr.  Wilmington.  NC 
Robert  C.  Cone.  Grad.  Grirmioro.  NC 
Tracie  L,  Cone.yr,  Bflmont.  NC 
Emily  A   Conn.>.  Fayatrrilli.  NC 


lames  Rector  Connelly.  Sr.  Atlant. 
Ellen  Conner.yr.  Gri/lon.  NC 
Jeft  Conner.  Fr.  Uti  Urr.  NC 
Betty  Connette.  Sr,  Richmond.  VA 
Henry  Waller  Connolly,yr,  Summrrfirld.  NC 
Nancy  L  Connolly,  Grad.  Southtm  Pi 
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NC 


nifer  Conrad.  Sr.  Charlotte.  NC 


Harold  Dunbar  Cooley.  Fr.  Alexandria.  VA 


Allen  f  Cooper.  Fr.  High  Point.  NC 
Charles  W.  Cooper.  Sr.  Charlotte.  NC 
Christie  A.  Cooper.  Fr.  Sanfard.  NC 
Eddie  P.  Cooper.  Fr.  Charlotte.  NC 
James  H  Cooper.  Fr.  Charlotte.  NC 
Judson  Cooper.  Soph.  Raleigh.  NC 


Pax  Corinth,  Sr.  Gmtonia,  SC 
Sandra  Corn.  Fr.  Winiton-Salm.  NC 
LeliaJ.  Cornatzei 


Chns  M.  Comwell.  Fr.  Maitheu 


Tara  Correll.  Sr.  Kannapolis,  NC 
Clint  Come.  Sr.  Piano.  TX 
Betsy  Coiriher.  Sr.  Grtensboro.  N 
Cindee  D.  Conhell.ir.  Spnn^uld. 
Marguerite  1.  Cosgrove,  Fr.  C 
Barbara  A.  Cosii,  Sr.  AntUni 
Peter  D  Costa.  Fr.  Ch. 
David  Mark  Costner,  F 


Edwin  Costner. _/r,  AC/. 
Teresa  A   Costner.  Fr,  Falis  Church.  \ 
Michael  A.  Coston.  Fr.  Magnolia.  NC 
Jean  L  Cotten.yr.  Fuquay-Vanna. 
Michael  T.  Coflingham.  Fr.  Crtemi 
Florence  R.  Conrell.  iopA.  Louuhut 
Wendy  L  Cougie.  S'    ~      " 
Alex  M.  Council. /r. 


Joyce  Catherine  Coupe.  Si 

Anne  Tye  Courts.  Fr.  High  Point.  NC 

Cathy  Cousins.  Soph.  StatesnlU.  NC 

Carolyn  S.  Coven.  5r.  Hirtford.  NC 

Judie  Lynne  Covington, 

Lisa  Jean  Covington.  Jr.  Kannapetis.  NC 


Gayle  Cowari,  Fr.  Goldsborv.  NC 
Laurie  Cowart.  Sr.  Goldsboro.  NC 
Barbara  Cowlcs.  Grad.  Syracust.  N 
Ann  Cox.  Fr.  BttUndorf.  M 
Bnan  Cox.Jr,  Ralttgh.  NC 
Elbe  W   Cox.  Soph.  Mr  Au 
George  W.  Cox.  Sr.  Kaniat  City. 
Janet  Cox.  Soph.  Belmont.  NC 


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Jim  Cox.  Fr..  F.iyillnillt.  NC 
John  Cox.  Soph.  Witimn-Salim.  N 
Kris  H,  Cox.  Fr.J^mtMun.  NC 
Marshall  R-  Cox.^r,  Slaliy.  NC 
Manha  A.  Cox.  Fr,  Kimlcn.  NC 
Sandra  D-  Cox.  Sr.  Piiiiboro.  NC 
Scon  R.  Cox.>,  Mifil  Htll.  NC 
Susan  E-  Cox.  Fr.  Sanford.  NC 


Dav.d  A   Crali.Jr.  Il'm 
Deborah  CiA.Jr,  Ch.irl,i!,.  NC 
Thomas  L  Crafr.  Sr  Ayjtn.  NC 
Nancy  Leigh  Cfaig.  Sepk.  dry.  NC 
Vanessa  L-  Craig.yr.  Conortr.  NC 
Roberr  W   Cramer,  Soph.  Ralafh.  NC 


V.cki  Le.gh  Crane.  Fr.  Hiitory.  NC 
Greg  S.  Cranford.  Fr.  Neulon.  NC 
Pam  Cranford.  ;r,  WiMon-Salrm.  NC 
Susan  D.  Cranford.  5r,  Winilon-SaUm   NC 
Donna  Crawford.  Fr.  Charlotle.  NC 
Mary  Catherine  Crawford.  Soph.  RaUigh.  ! 


Yvonne  Faye  Cra>1ord,yr,  R„d,t,U,.  NC 
M-  Suzanne  Creasey.  Grjd.  Riihmond.  VA 
George  Mornson  Creech.  Sr.  ManhtiUt.  NC 
Joseph  R-  Creech.  Fr.  CLylon.  NC 
Joseph  R.  Creelcmore.>.  Riegtiu-ood.  NC 
Susan  L  Creetmuir.  Fr.  Grttmioro.  NC 
John  W   Crenshaw.  Sr,  Elon  Colkgt.  NC 
Andrew  R;  Cress,  Soph.  Otemoi.  Ml 


Karen  Elaine  Cress, >,  Sjinbury.  NC 
Carroll  A.  Crew,  Fr.  Ralrigh.  NC 
Pecer  A   Crisara,  Sr.  Ininglon.  NY 
Mackie  Cnsco,  Soph.  M.ilihrus.  NC 
John  C   Crocker.  Sr.  Charlolli.  NC 
Susan  M.  Croft, >,  Akrjan  NC 
Renee  Croker,  Sr,  Tnmty.  NC 
Anthony  Cromartie.  Soph.  Ltimttrton.  1 


Marie  E   Crooke.  Soph.  Monro,.  NC 
Robert  Crosswhite.  Sr  Rnlrigh.  NC 
Dallas  D.  Crotts.  Fr.  Slanliy.  NC 
Clarancc  D.  Crouch. ,/r  Morg^nlor.  ^ 
F-  Michael  Crouch.  Sr  Ralngh.  NC 
R.  Warren  Crow,  f  r  Granihoro.  NC 
Steve  Crowell,  Sr  AlhttnarU.  NC 
Marion  A,  Crump,  SopA.  Fmul.  NC 


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Randy  DjJe.  Soph.  Hickory.  NC 


Danny  Hr 

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on,  Crj^,  6i„i  Mm..  NC 
Barbara  Dancy,  fr,  A*/iJM.f,  NC 
Cynthia  Daniel,  f  r,  Rmgrmnl.  NC 
Cynthia  Belie  Darnel.  5r,  Burlington.  NC 


Edward  Daniel,  Sr.  Chir. 
Kachy  J   Daniel.  CraJ.  Wajhinglon.  DC 
Kathy  Oycttaih  Daniels.^r.  KannaptI,,.  NC 
Melegia  I   Daniels.Jr,  K^nn^ptlii.  NC 


Leslee  K    Ui.,.l,,  ,u    '.    .   -  ,-,,ii<,  NC 
Silas  C    DauKhtny  V,  Fr  Ltnilihurg.  VA 
Alison  G   Davenport,  ir,  Kori^  Mount.  NC 
Charles  W   Davenport  Jr., >,  UCj/roB,  NC 


Richard  H-  Davidson  Jr.  Nni'  RxhtUt.  NY 


Angela  D   Dav.s,  Saph.  Winilm-SaUm.  NC 
April  Davis,  Sr.  SlMsulh.  NC 
Barbara  R.  Davis.  Soph.  Najhtille,  NC 
Brenda  F,  Davis,  fr,  Gn/lm.  NC 
Cheryl  A.  Davis.  Jr.  Wilminffm.  NC 
Chip  Davis.  Fr,  Chap,l  Hill.  NC 


Deborah  A.  Davis.  Sr.  Raleigh.  NC 
Deborah  E-  Davis.  Soph.  Haielock.  NC 
Donna  Davis.  Jr.  Hudion.  NC 
Edward  H.  Davis.  Fr.  Vidtiboro.  NC 
Gary  Davis.Jr.  Adelphi.  MD 
Gary  Wayne  Davis.  Jr.  Frr 


Gene  H.  Davi 
Ginny  Davis.  Sr, 


,  NC 


Gordon  Davis,  Fr,  Chap<l  Hill.  NC 
James  Donald  Davis  Jr., >,  MoormiU,.  SC 
James  Unier  Davis,yr,  Norwood.  NJ 
Janet  L.  Davis,  Soph.  Btlmortl.  NC 
Jenny  A,  Davis, ./r,  R,d  Spnnp.  NC 
Jessica  Mires  Davis.yr.  R,.toj*,  NC 
John  D.  Davis  Jr..  Grad.  Chartolle.  NC 
John  W.  Davis.Jr,  Alianla.  GA 


itU,.  NC 
Kathy  E    Davis.  Sr,  Charkui.  NC 
Kevin  R    Davis,  Grad.  Charlolle.  NC 
Kjm  Davis,  Soph.  Grttmboro.  NC 
Lin  Davis.  Soph.  Durham.  NC 
Mark  Davis.  Fr.  Lexington.  NC 


Mark  T.  Davis.  Sr.  TaylorinlU.  NC 
Mary  Davis.  Fr.  Pemtroke.  NC 
Mellany  A.  Davis.  Fr.  Ktrulon.  NC 
Nelson  D.  Davis.Jr,  V'lmlon-Saltm.  NC 
Page  Davis,  Soph.  Manleo.  NC 
Paul  Davis,>,  Grrtmtoro.  NC 
Randall  A-  Davis,  Fr,  Coldiioro.  NC 
Ricky  Davis.  Fr.  UUinaon.  NC 


Sarah  E.  Davis.  Soph.  Turtoro.  NC 
Sarah  R.  Davis. >.  V'aihmglon.  NC 
Scon  B,  Davis.  Soph.  Marion.  ,MA 
Sharon  L  Davis, >,  Fonil  Cil).  NC 
Sherry  L  Davis,7r.  AihnilU.  NC 
Sieve  Davis,  Soph.  Cmnihoro.  NC 
Susan  Davis,>.  Vinilon-Sakm.  NC 
'V  alion  Davis.  Sr.  Ashnillt.  NC 


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Wanda  J.  Davis  Jr.  Ro/tig*,  NC 
David  A,  Dawkirs,  Sr,  High  Painl.  NC 
Diane  D    Dawsun,  ,Sr,  V'ln.lnn-S^lem.  NC 


L  Dickens.  Sr.  Raltith.  NC 
Ufayeile  Dickens. >,  SalLnJ  Ned.  NC 
Bruce  Edwin  Dickerson.  Soph.  Roxbor 
Deanna  Dickerson.  St.  Win:        "  ' 


Elizabeth  A.  Dickson. /r, 

Launc  Dicksoii.>.  £/i.».  NC 

Polly  Dickson.  Fr,  Charhiu.  SC 

Jody  M-  Dieench,  Fr.  Wimlm-Sakwi.  SC 


Chaila  L  Dilday.yr,  Ahoit,,,  NC 
Sandra  Dillaid.  Fr,  CharlolltitiJU.  NC 
Temp.e  Ann  Dilkrd.  Fr.  WtLcn,  NC 
Dtrana  Karen  Dillingham.  Soph.  Weatet 
Chip  Dillon.  Soph,  Ralngh.  NC 
C   Diane  Dills.  Soph.  High  Po,nl.  NC 


Ralph  B.  Dlonojr.ir,  Wallini/oril.  PA 
Michelle  Dirisio.Jr.  Grtin,ill<.  NC 
Jennifer  E.  DiSalvo.  Fr.  T,impa.  FL 
David  K.  Disher.  Sr.  Wimton-Salnn.  NC 
Anna  Dixon,  Fr.  Greemboro.  NC 
Edwin  Thomas  Dixon  Jr. 


Miriam  A   Dobson.>.  Ch^prl  Hill.  NC 
Pam  Dockery.>.  Ratford.  NC 
Susan  E   Doctor.  Fr.  Whealon.  AID 
David  A-  Dodd.  Soph.  Grrtnsiioro.  NC 
Randy  C    Dodd.  Fr.  Chapil  Hil, 


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G.  Douglas  Dodson  III.  Sr.  Grjh. 
Carl  Mf  alion  Doerflinger.  Sr,  MiUan.  V 
Barbara  Lynn  Doggerr.  Sr.  Cntmboro.  T\ 


NC 


Pam  Dorris.yr.  ChjrUttt.  NC 

David  Dorseti.  Fr.  High  Point.  NC 

Jane  Dorset!. >.  High  Poinl.  NC 

John  D   Dorselt  lU.Soph.  Charlolu.  NC 

Manan  E   Dorsey.  Grad.  Fleminpburg.  KV 

Katherine  Clay  Doster.  Fr.  \Fiitilm-S,ilm. 


Cynthia  J.  Dove.  Fr.  Hop,  Milh.  N 
Rosemary  Dove.  Sr.  PiknilU,  NC 
Ehzabeth  Mary  Dow 


.  Sr,  Durhiim.  NC 


Donald  V   Dowless.^r.  FmnUinrilU.  NC 
Cindy  J,  Downing.  Fr.  Faytlleitlh.  NC 
Leigh  Ann  Downs.  Fr.  IC'imlon-Sattm.  NC 
William  M,  Downs.  Fr.  Ch„rh,i,.  NC 
Barbara  K.  Doyle.  Soph.  Roanoke  Rjpidi.  NC 
Surann  M,  Doyle.  Soph.  Ocnin  C,l>.  NJ 
~  -       '        ,ohiri,.  NY 


Michael  J,  Drake.yr.  Uunaturg.  NC 
David  Drechsel.  Sr.  Raleigh.  NC 
Mary  M-  Dresser.  Fr.  Xocij  Moiinl.  NC 
Judith  Dtew.  Fr.  Riih  Sfu. 


Mareike  Droege.yr.  Chapel  Hill  NC 
Lnda  Drtity.  Fr.  Buffalo  Gtie.  IL 
Marlene  L.  Docker. yr  Graham.  NC 
David  Duckett.  Sr.  Waihinglon.  NC 
Brian  Duckwonh.  Sr.  Mooreirille.  NC 
Paul  F.  Duckworth.  Soph.  Lymhburg.  V 
Fran  B.  Dudley.  Fr.  Elkin.  NC 
Lisbeth  Dudley.  Sr.  High  Point.  NC 


KateEtta  E.  Duncan.  Sr.  Germa, 
Ronnie  J,  Duncan.  Fr.  Durham.  NC 
Scott  W,  Dunlap.  Fr.  Bartou.  FL 


Dusty  E   Dunn.  Fr.  Chapel  Hill.  NC 


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n  Baxter  Dunn  III. >,  Roxiera.  NC 
n  Robert  Dunn  Jr..  Fr.  Durham.  NC 
bert  Joel  Dunn  Jr.  Wrrtunille.  NC 
Debbi  L  Dupont,  Sr,  Cnmsbora.  NC 


Dupree.yr.  Angrer,  NC 
Deborah  L,  Durham.  Soph.  Gretrtsboro.  NC 
lana  L   Durham,  f  r,  Thtm^inlle.  NC 
Lisa  Durham.  Scph.  Rxky  Nimnl.  NC 


Resa  D   Durham.  Ir.  Thomainlle.  NC 
Richard  W    Durham.  Fr,  Ararat.  NC 
Sandra  Durham,  itiph.  Vimlm-Salnn.  NC 
Stephanie  M   Durham. >.  Raltifh.  NC 


Ann  R    Duvall.  5«f  *.  Sparlanhurg.  $C 
Sheila  D   Duyck.  Fr.  Aihmlh.  NC 
lames  Dycus.  Fr.  Grtemhora.  NC 
Patrick  E    Dye.  Sr.  Demtr.  NC 


Roben  Bruce  Dye.  Sr.  Chapel  Htll.  NC 
Sheila  Dye.  Fr.  High  Perm.  NC 
Beverly  A.  Dyer.  Soph.  Kimlon,  NC 
'William  P.  Dyer.  Sr.  Charlotte.  NC 


H   Eaker.  Fr.  Fomr  Ctty.  NC 

L.  Bakes,  f  r.  Ox/orti.  NC 
Eakes,  Soph.  Oxford.  NC 
Gay  Eanes,  Fr.  MeLennsrtlle.  NC 


Sabrina  M  Earhart.  Soph.  Fayette,  jilt.  NC 
Terry  Scon  Earley.  Soph.  Foreil  Ctly.  NC 
Katherine  Early.  Soph,  Wiaitoa-Salem.  NC 
Roger  M.  Earp  Jr..  Sr.  Tabor  City.  NC 


David  Eason.  Sr.  Monroe.  NC 
Natalie  E,  Eason.  Fr.  Durham.  NC 
Karen  L.  Easter.>.  Aiheitlle.  NC 
Del  Eatman.  Soph.  Roeky  Ml .  NC 


PauU  E.  Edge.  Soph.  FayfiinslU.  NC 
Manha  Edgerton,  Sr.  WUktikon.  NC 
Henry  C.  Edmiston.  Fr.  Chaptl  Httl.  NC 
Jaruce  Edmiston,  Sr.  Chapel  Hill.  NC 
Alan  B.  Edmonds.  CraJ.  Crttnsbcn.  NC 
Jackie  Edmonds.  5o/>A.  Whtiuii.  NC 
Louis  R.  Edmons.  5r.  Lincoln.  MA 
Ed  Edmondson.5o/>A,  P^UixkMilU.  NC 


.  Ednards.  Fr.  Concord.  NC 
jane  Edwards.  Ft.  Coldsboro.  NC 
John  C.  Edwards.>,  Charlotlt.  NC 
Keith  R.  Edwards.  Fr.  Spring  Hope.  NC 


Rebecca  Ann  Edwards,  Soph.  Willtamston.  NC 
Ruih  Edwards.  GraJ.  Raleigh.  NC 
Sharon  L  Edwards, >.  Thomamlle.  NC 
Vickie  I.   Edward5.>.  Raleigh.  NC 


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W.N.am  C,  Edwards,  fr,  RWng*.  NC 
William  D   Edwardi.yr.  Viniltn-S^ltiu.  NC 
Cheryl  A.  Edwardson.  5r.  Durham.  SC 
Peggy  Efird.  Gra^.  FayttlnilU.  SC 
Michael  Joseph  Egan  III.  Sr  /IliiMa.  G/1 
Charles  F.  Eggers.  Fr.  Suannanoa.  NC 
Susan  C.  Egrier,  J»p*.  W'«J  Wi;i.  NV 
Jennifer  Eisenmenger.  Fr.  Winslofi-Saltm.  NC 


Amji  J   Ellington  1II.>.  Burhnglm.  NC 
Beisy  EUingTon.  5o^i!>.  Hunttritillt.  NC 
Debbie  Lynn  Ellion.  Soph.  Ardtn.  NC 
Douglas  G-  Elhoit,  Sr.  Kulhirfnjim.  NC 
Genene  Sparrow  Elliott.Jr.  MardtLi  Sprin) 
Kalhe  L  Ellion,  Fr.  Nruloj,.  NC 
Liza  P  Ellion.  Sr,  Edtn.  NC 
Phyllis  K    Ellion.  Fr.  Durham.  NC 


Brijce  S   Ellis,>,  All  Holly.  NC 
Holhs  Eugene  Ellis.  Sr.  Slhrmarl,.  NC 
L.ura  L  Ellis.  Fr.  Vhiipiring  Pimi.  NC 
Manha  R.  Ellis.  Sr.  Farmtillr.  NC 
Nicholas  L  EUis,  Fr.  CLylan.  NC 
Ralph  C  Ellis  Jr.  Sr  SmilhfiiU.  NC 
Becky  Ellison.  Fr  Vat,  Forai.  NC 
Mark  J,  EUison.Jr  Raltigh.  NC 


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Mary  Beth  Elrod.  Saph.  Atlanta.  CA 
Ann  Elizabeth  Emery,  f  r.  Charhtl,.  NC 
ludith  C,  Emken,&/)«.  V'tnifti-Saltm.  NC 
Pamela  Engel.  Soph.  Bouu.  MD 
Karen  Louise  Englebert.  Sr.  Truutman.  NC 


David  R.  Engsirom.  Sr.  Charhttt.  NC 


Mclind.i  B    Fr, 


Kelly  Epiee,  f  r.  CharlotI,.  NC 
Robert  EpIee  Jr..  fr.  VhMitll,.  NC 
Lisa  J,  Epsiein.yr.  Bethany.  CT 
Darreli  R.  Enzbefger.>.  AiknilU,  NC 
Charles  M   Ervin.  Jo/i*.  Kannaptli,.  NC 
David  P   Er«in,>.  Cary.  NC 
Wesley  Espy.A.  Saiannah.  OA 
Linda  Essa.^r.  Gmmiaro.  NC 


Allison  L  Essen.  Fr.  Raltigh.  NC 
Tami  L.  Essick.  Fr.  Ajhtboro.  NC 
Edwatd  Benjamin  Estes.  SoM.  Ar*/M,  NC 
lohn  Ernest  Estes  Jt  .  J»f*.  Charhtl,.  NC 
Susan  M,  Esval.  ifl/iA.  V'ltmington.  NC 
Reie  D   Ethendge.  Sr.  Wanthm.  NC 
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Bennie  L.  Eure.  Fr.  Suanihm.  NC 
Barbara  L.  Evans.  Sr.  Bithkhim.  PA 
Cindy  D.  Evans.  Fr.  PntiMan.  NC 
Dana  L   Evans.>.  R/.#in.  NC 
Debra  Jane  Evans. Jr.  Murgantm.  NC 
Elizabeth  A   Evans.  Sr.  Ltxtngton.  NC 
Henry  L   Evans.  Fr.  Greemtwro.  NC 


Margaret  G   Evans.  Jr.  Ro^ky  Ml..  NC 
Wilma  K.  Evans,  Fr.  Hentierion.  NC 
Glenn  Everett.  Soph.  Hamilton.  NC 
Tammy  J.  Everette.  Soph.  Farmtitle,  NC 
Randall  L.  Everhardc.  Fr.  Uxington.  NC 
C   Faye  Everhart.  Soph.  New  Bern.  NC 
Douglas  E.  Everhart,  Sr.  Winston-Salem.  NC 


Elizabeth  B   Fahl,  Soph.  Wilmington.  D£ 
Andtew  F  Fait.Jr.  C*rr(rr.  England 
Alpheus  K-  Fairdoth. Jr.  Jaekionrille.  NC 
Paul  Fairleigh.  Fr.  Charlotte.  NC 
Anne  B,  Faison,  Fr.  Greeniboro.  NC 
Teresa  A,  Faison,  fr.  Knightjale.  NC 
Thad  H    Faison. Jr.  Charlotte.  NC 


Rick  D  Fannin.  Fr.  Spring  lake.  NC 
Donna  S.  Fargis. Jr.  Reidiiille.  NC 
Cindi  Ann  Farlow.  Jr.  High  Point.  NC 
Kjmberlie  J   Farlow.  Jr.  Chapel  Hill.  NC 
Deborah  j.  Farmer.  Soph.  Burlington.  NC 
Mary  M-  Farmer,7r,  Wilmington.  NC 


Richard  B-  Feath 


1.  Soph.  Raleigh.  NC 
on.  Sr.  Durham.  NC 


Robert  Steven  Felce,  Jr,  Oaitonia.  NC 

Steve  Felts.  Soph.  Elkin.  NC 

Nancy  Fennelly, Jr,  Charlotte.  NC 

Jeffrey  P-  Fenyves.  Fr.  Pineiille.  NC 

John  J.  Ferebee,  Fr.  Roeky  Mt .  NC 

Carl  Ferguson.  Soph.  Reidsillle.  NC 

Linda  Ann  Ferguson,  f  r.  Roanoke  Rapids.  NC 

Sarah  W  Ferguson.  Sr.  Durham.  NC 


Stephen  D   Ferguson. Jr.  Al/,  Holly.  NC 
Tammy  Ferguson.  Fr.  Clyde.  NC 
lohn  Fernandez.  Fr.  Orlando.  FL 
Pamela  A.  Ferrell.Jr,  Charlemn.  WV 


WiUiam  H.  Fields.  Fr,  Soulhm 
Charles  Leak  Hero,  Sr.  YaJiimiUr.  NC 
Douglas  Joseph  Fierro.  Sr,  Manhaiitt,  NY 
Cindj  F.  F.fe.  Soph.  Wihm.  NC 


s  Allen  F.sher. 
Kiren  E.  Fisher.  Fr.  Ctlumbki.  NC 
Keith  tiihcr.Jr.Jaikiamillt.  NC 
Luiher  B   Fisher.  Jr.  SuuiriU,.  NC 
Shirley  Denise  Fisher.yr.  Nrii  Btm. 
Tony  Fisher.  Fr.  Ajhrrilli.  NC 


Wayne  Fisher../r.  Cl>.)rkll,.  NC 

Dan  FlI2.  Fr.  Httkory.  NC 

Don  Fitzgerald. >.  Bouit.  MD 

Jeff  Carver  Fitzgerald.  Sr.  Roxbm.  NC 

Nancy  Fitzgerald. ^r,  RaUigh.  NC 

Edward  Owen  Fit2simmons.>.  Culmm.  f 

Elizabeth  Anne  Flagler.  Jr.  WinMn-SMrm.  , 

Fran  L  Flangan.  f  r,  G.i:lm,a.  NC 


Charlotte  Anne  Fleck.  Soph.  Sp^n^nturg.  SC 
Kenneth  Fleishman.  Fr.  Fayillnilh.  NC 
Uwtence  Fleishman.  Sr.  F.j)<llmlli.  NC 
Betty  J   Fleming.  Fr.  Tarboro.  NC 


Leslie  A.  Fletcher.Jr.  Silrr  Cily.  NC 
Suzy  Fletchcr.Jr.  CumberianJ.  .MD 
Edward  Louis  Flom.  Sr.  Tampa.  FL 
Chns  Flower.  Soph.  Grttmilk.  NC 
Leigh  E,  Flowers.  Sr.  Cary.  NC 
Suzie  B,  Flowers,  Soph.  Cary.  NC 
Michael  A-  Floyd.  Fr.  Conoirr.  NC 
Jane  Foley. >,  Champaign.  IL 


Val  T.  FoUo.yr  Gmruboro.  NC 
Deborah  L.  Ford,  Fr  Durham.  NC 
James  Ford.  CraJ.  SanforJ.  NC 
Nina  L.  Ford.  Soph.  Herjtnor.  NC 
Susan  Fore.  Fr.  HaytstiUt.  NC 
Mary  L  Forehand, Jr.  Vilmington 


Tony  Fornasier,  Soph.  ^'iiuton-Sal 
Sharon  E.  Forrence,  Fr.  Emmilibu 
Brenda  L-  Forrest.  Fr.  Cary.  NC 
Chuck  Fotto.yr.  Gastonia 


David  S.  Foster.  Fr 

Susan  Fostet.  Sr.  Trimly.  NC 

Tom  Foster.  Jr.  Cary.  NC 

1  E,  Fountain  III.  5oM- C"! 


!r.  Fr.  RaUigh.  NC 
Diana  Valiease  Fowler.  Soph.  Tahor  City.  NC 
Gregory  Lee  Fowler.  Fr.  ThomaiviJJe.  NC 
Janer  Leigh  Fowler.  Fr.  CharloM.  NC 
Joseph  Randall  Fowler.  Fr.  Kaanapolu.  NC 
Patricia  M.  Fowler.  Soph.  Charloll,.  NC 


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i»e  Fraser.  Saph,  CItjptI  Hill.  NC 
iren  L.  Frascr,  f  r.  Winsln-Snltm.  NC 
mt  H    Frautsch,.  Fr.  Chapil  Hill,  NC 
aham  B   Frajeile.  Fr.  BeauLrill,.  NC 


o  Fredere.yr,  Winslon-Salim.  NC 
can  R  Freedman.  Fr,  Rahgh.  NC 
Eliiabeih  Freel,  Fr.  Ca»l»n,  NC 
dice  Br.ggs  Freeman.  Gra^.  Ciar/o/; 


Amy  E  Freeman.  Fr.  Wilmington.  NC 
Brad  Freeman.  Sr.  Winilon-Salem.  NC 
Elijah  T,  Freeman.  Soph.  Oak  Cily.  NC 
Janice  Freeman.  Sr.  Ajhet'ille.  NC 


losie  Freeman. yr,  Kimton.  NC 
Lea  Freeman.  Jr.  Durham.  NC 
Michael  Freeman.  Soph.  Liniolnlon.  NC 
Richard  W   Freeman.  Sr.  Rridnill,.  NC 


Debbie  Fried.  Soph.  WrUon.  NC 
l05eph  French.  Sr.  Crtrnihn.  NC 
loanne  F.  Fresco.  Fr  Umhtrliill,.  NJ 


:.  Soph.  Swan,t<,ro.  NC 


Cynthia  Marie  Friday.  Fr.  Clen 
Stephen  E.  Friday,  Sr.  Casloni, 
Virginia  Fridy.  Fr.  CUmmoni.  I 


Cathy  S-  Frieden.  Fr.  Norfolk.  VA 
Myles  A.  Friedland.>.  Mlanla.  CA 
Harold  Friedman.  Sr.  Ballimn  Spa.  NY 
Jean  Elizabeth  Frier.  Sr.  Chapil  Hill.  NC 


Carol  J.  Fry.  Fr,  Charlollt.  NC 
Patticia  Elaine  Fryar.>.  Apex.  NC 
Carole  Harris  Frye.  Soph.  Hickory.  NC 
Henry  E.  Frye.  Fr.  Grecniboro.  NC 


nothy  Warren  Frye.  Fr.  All   Air,.  NC 
a  P   Frymier.  Fr.  Plymoalh.  NC 
1  Fulbright.  Soph.  Hitkory.  NC 
la  J    Fulbright.  Fr,  Hickory.  NC 


ne  M   Fulcher.yr.  EJen.  NC 
a  E   Fulghiun.  Fr,  Norfolk.  VA 
nette  M   FuUet.SuM.  Pfafflou'n,  I 
:abeth  Fuller.  Soph,  ContorJ,  NC 


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Jane  D   FuUer,  Sr,  PMl9u„.  NC 
Lyndon  F-  Fuller.yr.  Kirulm.  NC 
Punela  Fuller.  Grai.  C^minJgt.  NY 
Roben  Douglas  Fullerjr,  Graham.  NC 
Donna  J.  FuUenon.  Soph.  Suaajuttna,  NJ 
Uigh  E,  FuUingion  Jr.  Siltr  Cily.  NC 
bnda  S.  Fulmer.  Sr.  Borne.  NC 


Timorhy  V   Fulton. >.  FaytttetilU.  NC 
Samuel  Levi  Fulwood  lll.Sr.  Charlollt.  NC 
Roberta  Elaine  Funck.Jr.  Fayetterille.  NC 
Richard  Melton  Furlough,  ^r.  Columbia.  NC 


Lsa  K   Furr.  Fr,  Chart 


.  Fr,  Crnnsboro.  NC 


Robert  Stewart  Fussell.Jr.  ICntlon-Salim.  NC 
Robin  Dale  Fussell.  Sr.  Durham.  NC 
Jame)  Timothy  Futrell.  Soph,  Va:i.  NC 
Sarah  M.  Fuirell,7r,  FayrllntlU.  NC 
Lee  Fuirelle,  Sr.  GoUiiton.  NC 
Charles  Gable.  Soph.  Dattdiort.  NC 
Kathy  M   Gabriel. >.  Winslon-Satem.  NC 


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Toby  J,  Gaiinkin,  Sr.  T»/ni  X.i 


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,  NC 


Linda  M.  Galhmore.  Grad.  Ca< 
let'frey  M   Galhsdorfer.  Sr.  North  Tortawanja.  NY 
"Kathryn  G.  Gallman,  Fr.  Burlinglon.  NC 
Bonnie  Mane  Galloway.Vr.  Halhbaro.  NC 
Marc  Tomas  Galloway.  Soph.  ComorJ.  NC 


Alex  Gambal.Jr.  AlixanJria.  VA 
Cheryl  A,  Gamble. >.  Charlone.  NC 
John  Maurice  Gamble,  Fr.  Kingi  Mm..  NC 


I,  Fr.  Roxboro.  NC 
Charles  David  Gantt.  Sr.  Santord.  NC 
Dawn  Ehiabeth  Gantt.  Fr,  Chapil  Hill.  NC 


Lynn  Gantt.  Soph.  CmniiU,.  NC 
Gregory  John  Garber.  Fr.  Laurinburg.  NC 
Anita  Gardner.  Fr.  High  Point.  NC 
Crystal  G.  Gardner.  Sr.  Staunton.  VA 
Deborah  P.  C«rdner.  Sr.  Aihtiillt.  NC 
Ethel  A-  Gardner.>,  N™  Hill.  NC 
Teresa  A,  Gardner,  Soph.  Rotky  Mt..  NC 
Enola  Garland.  Fr.  Charlotte.  NC 


JoyD,  Gaj._ 

Randy  K-  Garner.  Soph,  Robbinl.  NC 
Virginia  Garner.^r.  Burlington,  NC 
Wanda  Garner.^r.  Carthage.  NC 


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Deborah  L,  Garreci.  Soph.  Rockingham. 
loyce  CaxTttl.  Jr.  Julian.  NC 
Connie  Garrison.  Sr.  ChaprI  Hill.  NC 
Kevin  R.  Garrily,  Fr.  Dial.  NJ 
Betsy  B   Gaskins.  Soph.  Ayden.  NC 


Usa  K,  Gaie$.>,  Charlollt.  NC 


Rebecca  Ryon  Gates.  Sr.  Chapel  Hilt.  NC 
Robert  N.  Gates.A.  Watt  Ftml.  NC 
Sherry  A   Gates.  Sr,  Roitgemont.  NC 
John  S.  Gaul,  Sr,  Charlollt.  NC 
William  Gaul,>.  Charlollt.  NC 
Gary  L.  Gaulden,  Fr.  Grttnsioro.  NC 
Anoinette  Lafaye  Gay.  Soph.  Soulhem  Pir. 
Clara  E,  Gay.  Jr.  Ztbuhn.  NC 


Clarke  Gay  HI.  Sr.  Chaptl  Hill.  NC 
Donna  Ann  Gay.  Fr,  WilLrJ,  NC 
Douglas  M.  Gay,  Fr.  San/orJ,  NC 
Julie  D-  Gay,  Soph.  Durham,  NC 
Wilton  Carlyle  Gay,  Sr,  Rocky  Ml.,  NC 
Beverly  Ann  Geary, 7r,  Faytllttillt,  NC 
Janet  Faye  Geddie,  Soph,  Faytlttvillt.  NC 
Gary  J   Gelo.  Soph,  Grttnsbore,  NC 


Thomas  Clayton  Gemmer._/r, 
Byron  A.  Genner,  Sr,  Potomac 
Deborah  Gentry, Jr,  Roxhoro,  , 


!  E.  Gerlach,  Sr,  N™  Btm,  N 
Cheryl  S  Gever,yr,  Wilminglon,  NC 
Mary  Hampton  Gibbs,  Soph,  Morganio 


Susan  Ann  Gibby,  Soph,  BilmonI,  NC 
Cynthia  L  Gibson, ^r.  V'lnilon-Salcm,  N( 
Larry  Gibson, _/r,  Launnburg,  NC 
Leigh  A.  Gibson,  Fr,  Gtntico,  NY 
Richard  Gibson.  Soph,  Wilmington,  NC 
Wendy  Gibson.  Sr,  Ml.  Airy,  NC 
Beverly  M   Giddens.  Soph,  Nra  Bern,  N' 
Thomas  T   Giduz.>,  Chapel  Hill.  NC 


Poner  Gnann,  Sr.  FayttiniUe.  NC 
Ann  Goble,  Sr.  Charlotte.  NC 
Unda  Ruth  Goble.  Fr.  HtddtnUt.  NC 
Melissa  J.  Goddard.  Sr.  MaryvilU.  TN 
Octavia  C  Godfrey. yr,  Salisbury.  NC 
Jeannte  Dee  Godley.  St.  CUmson.  SC 
Paul  D  Godley.  Fr.  V'aihngion.  NC 
Kay  Godwin, 7f,  Gr<cnihoro.  NC 


Rosemary  Godwin,  Soph.  Eruin.  NC 
T  Locke  Godwin,  Sr.  Dunn.  NC 
Thomas  Hugh  Goff.  Sr.  Charlotte.  NC 
Nelson  Goforth.  Sr.  WiUon.  NC 
Nelson  D.  Gomes.  :rr,  Chaptl  Hill.  NC 
1  Samuel  Goldenberg,  Fr.  Fair  Law 


Jern  M.  Goldscon.>,  Wilktibfiro.  NC 
Bob  Goldwasser.  Soph.  New  Orltam.  LA 
MatIc  WilJiam  Gooch.  Fr.  MyrtU  Beach.  SC 
Brian  Roben  Good.  Fr.  Athens.  OH 


:.  Fr.  Charlotte.  NC 


Larry  P  Goodson.  Soph.  Ml.  Oiite.  NC 
LilburD  A-  Goodson.  Soph.  Lincolnton.  NC 
Elizabeth  S,  Goodwin,  Fr,  VPimton-Salem.  NC 
lerrv  Goodwin.  Sr.  Myrtle  Beach.  SC 


Teresa  Louise  Goodwin,  Fr,  Wii 
Arthur  Goodwyn  U.Jr.  Tarboro.  NC 


David  Gordon,  5r,  Chapel  Httl.  NC 
James  B,  Gordon  Jr.  Sr.  Greemboro.  NC 
Mark  A.  Gordon.  Sr.  SlatesvtlU.  NC 
Sharon  E,  Gordon.  Sr.  Ashehoro.  NC 


Lois  Gore,  Sr.  Charlotte.  NC 
Greg  T,  Gorman.  Sr.  Charlotte.  NC 
?  Caiherine  Goss.  Grad.  Apex.  /• 


;  L.  Goss.yr.  Fuquay-Vat 


David  M.  Gourley.  Fr.  Burlington.  NC 
Barbara  Goyer,  Sr.  London.  Ontario.  Cant. 
William  L   Grady.  Sr.  Carrhoro.  NC 
Hanna  Blue  Graeber.  Sr.  Charlotte.  NC 


Barry  Ray  Grain^ier,  Fr.  Whmnlle.  NC 
Edward  P  Grant.  Jr..  5-.  Albany.  GA 
Nancy  Gram.  Soph.  Charlotte.  NC 
Robert  Graper.  5r,  ToletJo.  OH 


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Sandra  Lynn  Graves.  Fr,  Cm 
Aimee  L  Gray,  Fr.  Oxon  Hitl.  MD 
Alison  L.  Gray,  Fr,  Charlotte.  NC 

Giay  Jr.  Charlotte.  NC 
Debbi  Gray.  Fr.  Rocky  Mount,  NC 
Donald  W   Gray.  Soph.  Woodbury.  NJ 
Dusty  Gray,  Soph.  Gastoma.  NC 
Lindsay  G.  Gray,>.  Winston-Salem.  NC 


Donna  P,  Gre 

Eleanor  D.  Green,  Soph.  Orange. 

Jane  H.  Green.  Sr.  Ra/eigh.  NC 

Joyce  Green.  Fr,  Shelby,  NC 

Julie  Kamerer  Green.  Jr,  Champaign,  IL 

Mary  Jane  Green.  Soph.  Shelby.  NC 


Roben  T.  Green. 7r,  High  Point.  NC    ■ 
Tammy  Leatnce  Green,  Soph.  Mars  Hill.  NC 
Joel  L-  Greene.  Fr.  Blowing  Rock.  NC 
Lee  Greenc.yr,  Elizabethtoun.  NC 
Michael  J.  Greene.  Fr.  Elk  Part.  NC 
Paul  R,  Greene,  Jr  .  Soph.  Den 


Anne  Hayes  Greenland.  Sr.  Salisbury.  NC 
Jack  Alan  Greenspan.  Sr.  Hyattsiille.  ND 
Arnold  Grecnweli.  Sr.  Fayeimille.  NC 
"'  C    Greenwood.  5r,  Neuport  Neu-i.  VA 


Glenn  Gusiafson,  Fr.  Laurinburg.  SC 
Paul  Bennett  Guihery.  Soph.  Charlolte.  N<_ 
Wanda  A.  Guthrie,  Fr,  MtmhraJ  City.  SC 
Donna  L.  Guaernuo.  Sr.  Cntmboro.  NC 
Roben  E.  Guy.  Sr.  Mount  Vila.  NC 
Richard  M.  Guzewicz,>.  Penh  Amboy.  SJ 


Bob  Haas,  Fr,  Booni.  NC 
Uura  Ann  Haas.  Fr.  Charhlu.  NC 
Michael  Habit.  Soph.  Eliz^hth  Ctly.  NC 
David  Haclcleman.  GraJ.  Chapel  Hill.  NC 
Jean  Gray  Hackney.  Soph.  WiLon.  NC 
Marvin  Hackney.  Sr.  Charloltt.  NC 
Mary  Helen  Hackney.>,  Charlolte.  NC 
Mary  Hunter  Hackney.  Fr,  IFiion,  NC 


Scorr  W.  Hadley.  Fr.  Raleigh.  NC 
Dawn  M.  Haeberle.  Sr.  Charlotte.  NC 
Kevin  Haeberle.  Sr.  Charlotte.  NC 
Gordon  Hafner,  Sr.  Toronto.  Ontario.  Can 
Janice  Ha«gai,>,>i»rir»i,i.,  NC 
Cynthia  Lynn  Haire.  Soph.  Norwood.  NC 
Danny  Haire.  Soph.  Yajiintille.  NC 
Janet  M.  Haire,  Soph.  Palm  Beach.  FL 


Anthony  Hairston,  Sr.  Greemboro.  NC 
AUyson  M,  Haishp,  Fr.  Greemboro.  NC 
Martha  Lynn  Haislip.  Soph.  Charlotte.  NC 
Pam  J-  Haithcock.  Soph.  Varrtnton.  NC 
Wendy  L  Haithcock.Jr,  Mount  GileaJ.  NC 
Shirley  J,  Haithcox,  Soph.  Greemboro.  NC 


Frednc  C.  Hall.  Sr.  ICaUaie.  NC 
Jay  Hall,  Sr.  Chapel  Hill.  NC 
Kim  J   Hall.  Fr,  Greemboro.  NC 


Maty  E   Hall.  Sr.  Raleigh.  NC 
Mary  Teresa  Hall,  Jr.  Charlotte.  NC 
Scarlet  Hall,  Sr  Chapel  Hill,  NC 
Diana  G.  Hallman.  Grad.  CheeryitUe.  NC 
Glenda  Hallman,  Soph.  Valdete.  NC 
Harvey  Ham,>,  Snow  Hill.  NC 
Cheryl  T.  Hamashima,  Fr,  Raleigh.  NC 
Lynne  A   Hambleton.  Sr.  Shaker  Hetghti.  OH 


Sarah  C   Hamby,7r,  Roamte  Rapid,.  NC 
J-  Ann  Hamel,  Sr,  Wilmington,  NC 
Christine  M   Hamilton,  Sr  Stanfield.  NC 
Craig  F,  Hamilton,  Sr.JaitioniiUe.  FL 
Donald  Ray  Hamilton,  Grad,  New  Castle.  PA 
Henry  H   Hamilton,  Fr,  Charlotte.  NC 


Michael  A.  Hamilton,  Soph.  Greemboro.  NC 
Kim  Emihe  Hamlet,  Soph.  Aihehoro.  NC 
Lisa  Hamm,>,  Pillihoro.  NC 
Lsa  Lynn  Hamman. Soph.  Shepherditoun.  WV 
George  Edward  Hammer,  Sr.  Charlotte.  NC 


Lisa  D   Hampton,  Soph.  Churl 


Sandy  L   Hampton,  Fr,  Greemboro,  NC 
Florence  Aileen  Hamrick,  Fr.  Henrietta.  NC 
Jennie  Florence  Hamrick.>,  Shelby.  NC 
Phillip  J,  Hamrick.  Ill.yr.  Wimton-Salem.  NC 
Richard  Hancock,  Sr.  Saliibury.  NC 
David  L  Handfinger,  Sr,  Durham.  NC 
Connie  Smith  Hanes,  Soph.  Thomamlle.  NC 
Marion  Bryan  Hanes.  Fr.  Charlotte.  NC 


Kevin  B.  Haney.  Fr.  Gaitonta.  NC 
Deborah  Banna.  Fr.  Charlotteiulle.  VA 
George  E,  Hanna,  Jr..5r.  Greemboro.  NC 
Mary  Frances  Hannan.  Grad.  Rotiiille.  MD 
Carol  L  Hanner.  Soph.  Thomamlle.  NC 
t  G   Hannet,>,  Charlotte.  NC 


Andtew  P,  Harakas,  Sr.  Charlotte,  NC 
Carol  A-  Harbage.  Sr.  Charlotte.  NC 
Glenda  L  Harbin.>,  Dalhi.  NC 
Rhonda  K  Hardee.  Fr.  Manteo.  NC 
Cindy  Hardegree.  Fr.  Charlotte.  NC 
Abigail  F.  Harder,  Fr.  Chapel  Hill.  NC 
David  Wyatt  Hardin,  Sr.  Nei^ton.  NC 
Sheldren  L  Hardison.Jr.,/..ctjonira<.  NC 


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Beite  Hardwiilc,  Soph,  Piinboro.  SC 
Ellen  T   HMjwickJr,  ClnihaJ.  TN 
Hugh  Dan  Hardy.  Jr..  Fr,  irtfn  Spnngi 
RegmaJd  U-e  Hardy.  Sof*.  EHin.  NC 
Susan  Hargeice.yr,  Moorm.  NC 
Regina  Hargis.Jr.  Bftiarr/,  NC 


1  Harper,  ^r.  Rocky  Mot 


lams  R.  Harper.  Sof*.  Tjrtoro.  NC 
Chris  B    Harrell.  f  r.  Hirl/orJ.  NC 
Paul  Leslie  Harrell.  Fr.  Tjrioro.  NC 
Sara  K.  Harrell.  Fr.  Hop)  Mill,.  NC 
James  W.  Harrill.  Sr.  Foral  Cnj.  NC 
Anne  E    Harnngron.  Sr  Ka/rij*.  NC 
Arleria  Harringron.  Sr.  San/or^,  NC 
Brooksie  E   Harnngron.Jr,  Rockingham 


Fabra  Harr.  Soph.  Naihiille.  TN 
Frank  A  Hart.  Fr.  Ntuporl.  Rl 
Mary  Jo  Hart.  Fr.  Ballimort.  MD 
Michael  E  Hart.  Sr,  SkyUnJ.  NC 
Par  Hart.  Sr.  Hrg*  Fain/.  NC 
Jeanine  Hartgrove.  Fr.  King.  NC 
Kjm  L  Hartgrove.  Soph.  Km 
Reid  Hams.  Sof*.  Churlolu.  NC 


Svlvia  Hirmun.  Jof«.  Ch^rhlli.  NC 

Cindy  Hajtmann.  Fr.  Rxjty  Mount.  Nl 

Charks  Ivey  Hansoe.  Stpli.  High  Pm 


Deborah  Rae  Haj 

M-  Claire  Harwell.Jr.  Saim  Pamii,t 

Jeremy  John  O   Har»ood.  f  r  Sijja 


Paul  Brooks  Harwood.  Fr.  Mount  Giltad.  SC 
Lynoe  M.  Haseley.  Jr.  Gn/ton.  NC 
Dotry  Hassler.  Sr,  Ralagh.  NC 


Scorr  Pearson  Haviland.  Fr.  Omnihoro.  NC 


Edward  Hayes,  Jr.  Laurtnburg.  NC 
Julia  A.  Hayes.  Fr.  Uknd.  NC 
Pamela  G.  Hayes.  Sopk,  Horsohetuis.  NC 
Pamela  Sue  Hayes.Jr.  Spring  Hope.  NC 
Sandra  Hayes.  Soph.  Gailoma.  NC 
Aaron  Douglas  Haynes.  Fr.  Aihtboro.  NC 
Frank  S,  Haynes.  So;>*,  Vintton-Siilim.  NC 
Melinda  Haynie.  Soph.  GrtrtiUt.  NC 


Pamela  Hays.  Fr. 
David  W  Hay»o 
Jennie  L  Haywoi 
Roxanna  L  Hayworth.  Fr.  High  Point.  NC 


relgrove.  Soph.  Wilmington.  NC 
1.  Sr.  Dmn.  PA 


Charlotte  Heavener.>,  Gmlonm.  NC 
Herb  Hedden.^r,  Chariot!,.  NC 
Dwayne  M   Hedgepeth.  Fr.  HoUisloen.  N 
James  Randy  Hedgepcth.^r.  CMrj.  NC 
Jeffery  Miles  Hedrick.  Jr.  Rulagh.  NC 
Mary  J   Hednck.Jr,  Southmmt.  NC 
Mary  Ellen  Heffron.  Sr.  Ralngh.  NC 
Ginny  Hege.  Fr.  RaUigh.  NC 


Barbara  Ann  Heibel.>.  Altxanjria.  VA 
Daniel  J.  Heiman.  Fr.  Coral  GMit.  FL 
Jim  D.  Heinz.  Sr.  Wajnaiilk.  NC 
William  A-  Heisel.  Soph.  BloomfitU.  Ml 
Carol  Held.  Soph.  Raliigh.  NC 
Uuren  Helf.  Jr.  Momiloun.  N) 
Gail  A    Helmink.  Fr,  Raltigh.  NC 


Ronald  M,  Hel 
Dnda  Kay  Helsley.  Sr.  Chattanooga.  TN 
David  Lee  Helton.  Sr.  Hiiiory.  NC 
Roben  Samuel  Helton.  Fr.  Crttmhoro.  Nl 
Linda  M,  Hembree.  Soph.  Raliigh,  NC 
Eddy  Hemmlngway.  Fr.  Btlhrl.  NC 


Dart  Hemrick.Jr.  Mount  Airy.  NC 

Atny  Henderson.  Fr,  Cameron.  NC 

Jean  A,  Henderson.  Soph.  V'lmton-Salem.  NC 

Kathryn  L  Henderson.  Soph.  Mantee.  NC 

Kathy  F.  Henderson,  Fr.  SpnngfieU.  VA 

Cynthia  M-  Hcndren.  Fr.  Tyner.  NC 

Joseph  R.  Hendrick.  Sr.  Shelby.  NC 

Mary  Ann  Hendrickson.  Soph.  Jackjomillt.  NC 


Mistj  L,  Hennessee,  Fr.  Morganton.  NC 
Kaaran  Henry,  Grael.  Chapel  Hill.  NC 
Steven  F  Henry,  Sr.  Chapel  Hill.  NC 
Tamra  lynn  Hensley,  Fr.  Candler.  NC 


John  R   Hepler,  f  r.  Gr»riijfcr«.  NC 
John  D   Herben.  Sr,  Cintinnali.  OH 
Uz  Herbert.  Fr.  Fall,  Chierch.  VA 
Andrew  D   Herman,  Stph.  Greensboro.  ,' 
Michelle  M   Herman,  Sr.  Fayelleiille.  N 
Painua  M,  Hernan.>,  Greenville.  NC 
Phil  Herold.  Fr,  Raleigh.  NC 


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Gary  Herron.  Sr.  Mtsmvilh.  NC 
Maria  Rene  Hersh.Jr,  R^Uigh.  NC 
Rodger  E,  Hershey.^r,  New  Birrv,  NC 
Beverly  D   Hesier.  Sr.  Durham.  NC 


Janet  Lou  Hester.  Soph.  Hurdle  Mitli.  NC 
Lilo  A    Hester,  Fr.  Oxford.  NC 
Samuel  Jackson  Hewitr,  Fr,  Neuton.  NC 
Jeannette  E   Hey^ard,  Soph.  Candler.  NC 


Patricia  Lynn  Hickey.  Fr.  Chapel  Hill.  NC 


Edward  V,  Hickmao.^r,  Fajetlerille.  NC 
Mike  Hickman.  Sr.  Charlotte.  NC 
Charles  Hicks.  Sr.  Aihricro.  NC 
Clinton  C   Hicks.fr,  He„der,o„.  NC 


Dennis  Morgan  Hicks.  Sr,  Mt  Airy,  NC 
Leslie  C,  Hicks.  Soph,  Ml  Airy.  NC 
iperingPinei.  NC 


Linda  C    Hicks,  Sr.  Ralei, 


Mary  Josephine  Hicks,  Soph.  Durham.  . 
Nelson  K-  Hicks.  Fr.  Oxford.  NC 
Valerie  L,  Hicks,  Fr.  Wilmington.  NC 
William  Scuart  Hicks.  Sr.  Roxboro.  NC 


Cynthia  Gayle  Higgim.  Soph.  Clemmmi.  NC 
Donna  S.  Higgins.yr.  Burnmlle.  NC 
Keith  Higsins.  Sr.  Winilon-Salem.  NC 
Robert  Dalton  Higgins.  Jr.  Creemille.  NC 


Robert  V   Higgins.  Sr.  Slier  City.  NC 
Ruth  H,  Higgins.  Grad,  Durham.  NC 
Susan  Higgins.  Soph.  Raleigh.  NC 
Clarence  High.  )r..Jr,  Rianete  Rapidi.  NC 


Cynrhia  J   High.  Soph.  Dohion.  NC 
Daniel  W    High.  Sr.  Greeniboro.  NC 
Newell  Highsmirh,  Sr,  Cr«,i*or.,  NC 
William  T   Highr,  Fr.  Oxford.  NC 


Pimela  Kay  Hildebian.  Fr.  Hitkory.  NC 
Cafol  Uigh  Hdc.Jr  BLik  Mnnum.  NC 
Carolyn  V.  Hill.  Fr.  Gmnibon.  SC 
Diane  L.  HiU.  Stph,  Beat/an.  NC 


Jacqueline  Renee  Hill.  Fr.  Ralitgh.  NC 
Lou  HiU.  Sr.  Ch^pil  HiU.  NC 
Lydia  Kay  Hill.  Soph.  JumiiKmn.  NC 
Nancy  Melinda  Hill.  Sepk.  Marg^ntm.  N 


Rjta  T   Hjll.yr,  RMeigh.  NC 
Sandra  L.  H.U.  Sr.  .'irjin.  NC 
Stephame  H   H.ll.yr,  fC.-u/™.  t 
Stuart  H.U.  Fr.  Snou  H:tt.  NC 


Theresa  EUeo  HiU.  Fr,  Wi/mington.  NC 
Tiomas  L  HiU.  Fr.  Rxty  Maum.  NC 
W.ley  Gil/ord  H.U.  Jr..  Soph.  Kmlor,.  NC 
Twyla  Milliard.  Jr.  Mamstillr.  NC 


Mark  M   HiUsgrove.yr.  Ciiry.  NC 
RusseU  Worth  H.mshaw.  Fr.  Chmax.  NC 
Ben|am.n  Gerald  Hines.  Jr  .  Sr.  Smithfttld.  NC 
Jacqueline  M.  Hines./r,  Chapil  Hi//.  NC 


M.chael  H   H.nes.  Fr,  Rjlngh.  NC 
Ronald  W   H.nes.  Sr.  Dudley.  NC 
Susan  Denise  H.nes.  Fr,  Charklu.  NC 
Wally  H.nkleman.  Soph,  Cary,  NC 


Bonnie  F   H.nnant.  Fr,  K:nt>  Mounuin,  M- 
Cynthia  Hinnant.  Sr,  .Morehiad,  NC 
Marian  J   Hinnant.  Sr,  Kinnl),  NC 
Pamela  Daphne  Hinnant.  Fr,  ChaprI  Hill,  NC 


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Headed  to  Liberty  Bowl  against  Big  Eightopponent 


BilHe  Jean  Hobsood.  Fr.  Oxford.  NC 
Sherry  J.  Hobgood,  St.  Durham.  NC 
Hdye  Hobson,  5r.  ChaptI  Hill.  NC 
Marsha  A.  Hocutr.yr,  KniRhidaU.  NC 
David  Hodge,  Fr,  Wh,teit/le.  NC 
Ronald  Hodge,  Soph.  Walnut  Groie.  NC 


Gray  C   Hodges,  Soph,  Wathington.  NC 

Howard  Grayman  Hodges,  Fr.  Dunn.  NC 

Jan  Hodges,  Sr.  Alrxandna.  VA 

Linda  Carol  Hodges.  Fr.  Willtamiton,  NC 

Cynthia  L.  Hodgin.  Fr.  Randltman.  NC 

Scott  Edward  Hoeha. Jr.  Jfff^non.  m 

Jeff  Hoffman.  Sr.  ChurlotU.  NC 

Keith  Terry  Hoffman.  Ft.  Hollywood.  FL 


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,  Hoffman.  Soph.  Cherlolte.  NC 


Cmdy  Y-  HoffncT,  Fr,  Sjl 


Elena  Holak,,/r   £^u. 


David  C.  Holbrook.  Fr,  N™  Vori,  NY 
Kim  Holbrook.  Sop*.  Cior/»/«.  NC 
Jack  Holbrook.  fr.  H.g*  Po;       ■" 


,  Hokomb.  Soph.  Wtmtim-S^lim.  NC 
Mjchael  Richard  Holden.  Sr,  RoMiru,  NC 
Cymhia  Ann  Holder,  fr.  WtnMn-S^ltm.  NC 


Michael  D   Holesh,  Soph.  Charloll,.  NC 

William  E.  Hollamon.  Sr,  Coldibm,  NC 

James  M.  Holland. >.  Winilon-Salim.  NC 

James  Whire  Holland.  Jr..  Fr.  OjilenKi.  NC 

Joan  Holland. 7r.  Murphy.  NC 

Raymond  H,  Holland.  Fr.  Wilmnglm.  NC 

Robin  J   Holland.  Sop*,  RarfyrJ.  NC 

C   William  HoUerung.  Jr  .  $»;i*.  Fjyrllmll,.  NC 


Unda  M,  HoUerung.  Sr.  FaytllniUr,  NC 

Ernestine  L  HoUey.Jr,  High  Paint.  NC 

Sara  L,  Holliday,>,  Fairfield.  CT 

Thomas  Vance  Holloman,  Soph.  Roanoke  Rapids.  NC 

P  Carolyn  HoUoway,  Sr.  Durham.  NC 

Samuel  James  HoUoway.  Fr.  Caslonla.  NC 

Ann  A,  Hollowell.  Fr.  Raltigh.  NC 

David  R    Hollowell.>,  Raleigh.  NC 


loyce  E   Hollowell.  Sr.  Hertford.  NC 
Lesbe  HoUowell.^r,  Charlotte.  NC 
DeVetra  Holman.^r,  Oieford.  NC 
CamiUe  Rose  Holmes.  Sr.jaiksontilte.  NC 
Douglas  K,  Holmes.  Grad.  Gaitonia,  NC 
lacquehne  Holmes,  Soph.  Clinton.  NC 
Lee  B   Holmes.  Jr. /r,  Fairfax  Station.  VA 
Lorraine  Yvetie  Holmes.>,  Lexington.  NC 


Mitchell  K,  Holmes.  Fr.  Candler. 
Rebecca  Elise  Holmes.  Sr.  Uurin 
Kevin  Holt.  Soph.  Betheida.  MD 


,rg.  NC 


Pam  Holton,  Sr.  Henderioi 
Michael  Holzbeicrlein.  Fr.  Greeniioro,  NC 
Mary  P   Holzer.  Soph.  Pleaiantiille.  NY 
Bteni  R   Honeycutt.>,  Ben, on,  NC 
Gary  Honeycutt.  Soph.  Aihetille.  NC 


E,  Randolph  Hooks.  Sr,  Fayetteiille,  NC 
Nancy  L  Hooper.  Fr,  Chapel  Hill.  NC 
Beery  Bradshet  Hoover.  Sr.  Raleigh.  NC 
Cindy  Hoover.yr,  Burlington.  NC 


I  Todd  Hornaday.  Fr.  Asheiille.  NC 
Edith  Home.  Fr.  Goldibora,  NC 
Edward  Frank  Home.  Sr,  Durham,  NC 


Terry  DeWayne  Horr 


Fr,  Wadesboro,  NC 
.  Henderson.  NC 
Roy  L,  Horney.  Soph.  Greensboro.  NC 
Catherine  Horton,  Sr.  Bethania.  NC 
Isaac  Byron  Horton  III. Jr.  Goldsboro.  NC 
Mary  C,  Horton. >.  Hillsborough.  NC 
Karen  M.  Hosack.  Soph.  Horse  Shoe.  NC 
Russell  C    Hosaflook.  Sr.  Charlotte.  NC 


Suzanne  D-  Houclt.  Soph.  Gasiuma.  NC 
Bo  Hou{(.Soph.  GntmboTo.  NC 
Douglas  W-  House.  Sr.  Salishury.  NC 
Talmadge  Wesley  House,  Soph.  RaUigk.  NC 


Kathryn  E   Houtz.  Fr.  Ehzabtth  Ctty.  NC 
Bryan  A   Hovey.  Fr.  Highlandi.  NC 
Cimmie  Howard,  Soph.  Kannapoln.  NC 
Jane  Howard,  Soph.  MoomtttU.  NC 
Lome  Leigh  Howard.  Ft.  StaltsvilU.  NC 
Mclinda  Ann  Howard.  Soph.  Chapel  Hill. 
Stuan  W,  Howard,  Soph.  Comord.  NC 
Gary  Brian  Howe,  St.  Gasioma.  NC 


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Jerry  D  Hudson.  Jr.,  f  r,  Bttiimir  Cily.  N: 
Peggy  Ann  V  Hudson.  Sfph.  Fayetlmllt.  > 
Rjcky  E.  Hudson.^,  Rndmlh,  NC 


Chafks  A    Huggins.  Sr,  Srhtm.lajy.  NY 
Carol  Hughes.  Fr.  Chjrlollf.  NC 
David  L   Hughes,  5r,  T^far  Cily.  NC 


Gregory  L   Hughes,  Fr.  NeuLnJ.  NC 
Jacquchne  R    Hughes,  Soph.  Grrrn,im. 
Larry  D   Hughes,  Fr,  Hnhry.  NC 
Susanne  Ahcia  Hughes,  Fr.  Snra-  H.ll.  ^ 
Tod  T,  Hughes.  Sr.  Prnnrnfltn.  NJ 
William  H.  Hughes,  Stph.  Crirmulli.  Sl 
Mike  Hugo,  Siph.  Jaikioniillr.  FL 
Limes  W,  Hulberr,  Sr,  MarMttaJ.  MA 


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Lon  E.  Hull,  Fr.  FaUiua.  NC 
Susan  HuU.  Fr.  Hickory,  NC 
Sheila  Kay  Humphrey,  Frjaitttmillt.  NC 
Sibyl  Humphrey, >,  Si.  Pauls.  NC 
Thomas  Glenn  Hungate,  Fr,  Amtncus,  CA 
Walcer  Hunmngs,  Sr.  Btll  Anhur.  NC 
John  Elton  Hunsucker,7r,  Grtrmbon.  NC 
James  C.  Hum,  Sr.  Lexington.  NC 


L,  Hunt,>.  Sunlombkri.  NC 
s  A   Hunier,  Sr.  Rahgh.  NC 
nee  M-  Hunter.  Fr.  EnfM.  NC 
t  C    Hunter.yr.  Slaliiiillt.  NC 


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imer.  Jr.  Jaititni'illi,  NC 

niing,  Fr.  Charlotte.  NC 


1.  Fr,  CanJItr.  NC 


Margaret  C  Hutch 
Allen  T  Hyde,  Sr. 
Gregory  A  Hyde, 
Martha  L.  Hyde,  F 


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Ingersoll,  JoM.  Charhtle.  NC 
e  T.  Ingram.  Fr.  Harrodshurg.  KY 
Garney  Y  Ingram. Sr.  Marnsttmn.  Nj 
loAnn  Ingram.  Fr.  FmlleiiUe.  NC 
Melissa  Ingram, 7r,  Chapel  Hill.  NC 
Edwin  Gene  Inman.  Jr.  Raeforil.  NC 
Nancy  L.  Inman,  Sr.  Potomac.  MD 
Stephanie  L   Inscoe,  Fr.  Raltigh.  NC 


Cathleen  Irish. ,yr,  Rictiilli.  MD 
Patricia  M    Irish,  Sofi.  Rockiille.  AID 
Alan  W    Irvin.  Sr,  Greensboro.  NC 
David  A    Irvin,  Fr.  Greensboro.  NC 
Lewis  Irvin,  iofi,  Tarboro.  NC 
Stephen  Brian  Irvin,  Soph.  Cary.  NC 
Sharon  L,  Isgett,  Soph.  Ashevtllt.  NC 
Donald  N.  Isley.>,  Henjersonrille.  NC 


Samuc!  WendeU  Isley.  Jr..  5r.  Burlington.  NC 

Ue  Ivcs.  Ff.  Charloiit.  NC 

BenC.  Ivey.Jf.Fr.  Wi/mintiten.  NC 

Lee  A.  Ivey.  Sr.  Kimlon.  NC 


Manha  House  Ivey.  Fr.  Calumbia.  SC 
William  A.  Ivey,  Soph.  Kiniion.  NC 
Carolyn  Mitchell  Jack.  Sr.  Grtemboro.  Ni 
Caria  Jean  Jackson.  Fr.  CherryiilU.  NC 


Cunis  A.  Jackson.  Fr.  Souiheni  Pinet.  NC 
Cynthia  A.  Jackson.  Soph.  Charloife.  NC 
Darlene  B.  Jackson.  Sr.  Kennasau.  GA 
Glenn  M.  Jackson.  Ft.  Si   PauL.  NC 


Jeanine  M  Jackson. ^r,  Ruhmond.  VA 
Judy  L  Jackson.  Fr.  Charloiu.  NC 
Uura  Uigh  Jackson. >.  Shtlby.  NC 
Laura  Louise  Jackson,  Fr.  Roxboro.  NC 


Pamela  L  Jackson.  Fr.  Roiehoro.  NC 
Pandora  L  Jackson.  Sr.  Dunn.  NC 
Rebecca  Lynn  Jackson.  Xr.  Eikin.  NC 
Thomas  Gardner  Jackson.  Sr.  Plymouth.  NC 


Annette  Jacobs.  iopA.  Ci/ionw,  NC 
Lisa  Jacobs.  Jr.  Charlotte.  NC 
Michael  Jacobs.  Sa;"*,  Raleigh.  NC 
Steve  Jicobsoa.  Soph.  Grtemboro.  NC 


:  Fr.  Sloktsdale.  NC 


Gress  Kcirh  James.  Fr.  Grtemhor 
Jimmy  James.  Fr.  Charlotte,  NC 
Karen  James. >.  Staitstille.  NC 
Lc.gh  James.yr.  Highland,.  NC 


Sarah  J  James,  Soph.  Darun.  CT 
David  V  Janeway.  Fr.  Wimtnn-Salem.  NC 
Ann  Jardine.Jr,  VC'illingboro.  NJ 
Mary  Bess  Jarrard.  Fr.  Atlanta.  GA 


Jennie  W,  Jarrell.Jr.  High  Point.  NC 
Karen  E.  Jarrell.  Sr.  Wadtiboro.  NC 
Christopher  C   jarrett.yr.  Graham.  NC 
Leslie  Ray  Jarrett.Jr,  Virginia  Beach.  VA 


nn. 

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,  Sr,  Gmnihora.  NC 


NC 


Susan  P.  Jeffries,  Se/>*,  H,nn,lli 
BiU  Jenkins.  Sr.  FayetteiilU.  SC 
Brenda  Jenkins.  Fr.  Aihfboro.  N 
Marsha  Jenkins.>.  ConiarJ.  NC 
Wilbert  T.  Jenkins.  Jr. 
lane  Jennelle.  Soph,  Vienna,  VA 
Jay  Jennings.  5r.  Btlktida.  MD 
Brenda  S.  Jernigan.>.  Carr4.ro.  NC 


Winiton-Sjlem.  NC 


Deborah  L.  Jernigan.  Fr.  FayetmilU.  NC 
loyce  A-  Jessup.  Soph,  High  Point,  NC 
loy  D-  Jester.  Soph,  Aiheboro,  NC 
J.  Chnstia  Jeuiler.  Sr,  V/raoo,  VA 
Martha  J.  Johnsen.  f  r,  Eft.od  City,  MD 
Alan  F.  Johnson.^r.  >».«/»««,  NC 
Alton  Dale  Johnson.  Fr.  Demon.  NC 
Angela  Johnson.  Sr,  Athn-ilh,  NC 


;  NC 
Douglas  T,  Johnson.  Sr,  Aihet'tlU,  NC 
Frankford  M.  Johnson  III. Jr,  GmntiUi. 
Gil  R.  Johnson.  Fr.  Roxboro.  NC 
Grace  Johnson.  Sr,  Rnleigh,  NC 
Jane  Shannon  Johnson.  Sr,  Raliigh,  NC 
lanet  Johnson.  Fr,  Riijgeuay,  SC 


leffery  Bruce  Johnson.  Fr,  Monin,  NC 
Jennifer  Johnson.  Soph,  HarreUi,  NC 
Joan  W,  Johnson.  Sr,  WtarimlU,  NC 
John  S.  Johnson.  Sr.  Charlolu,  NC 
Karen  Johnson.  Fr.  Nru-  Bent,  NC 
Kathryn  I-  Johnson.  Fr,  Hamilton,  NC 
Maine  E  Johnson.  Sr,  Lillinglon,  NC 
Mariha  K  Johnson,  Fr,  Futfuay-Varina,  , 


■  NC 
Harlee  A,  Johnston.  Soph,  Wagram,  NC 
Mike  Johnston,  yr.  GMoma,  NC 
Patricia  T.  Johnston.  Soph.  MoonmUi.  NC 
Steve  Jolly.  Fr.  Sheliy  NC 
Al  lones.  Soph.  Monmouthihirt.  Engfand 
inda  G,  Jones.  Soph.  Chesapeake,  VA 


Angela  M  Jones.  Fr,  Siien  Spring,,  NC 
Anne  M,  Jones.  Sr.  Wilmington,  DL 
Betsy  K.  Jones.  Fr,  Siller  City,  NC 
Betty  S.  Jones,  Soph,  Richlandi,  NC 
Bob  W  Jones.  Sr.  Reidtiille,  NC 
Brenda  Lorajne  Jones.  Sr.  Aberdeen,  NC 
lyn  Jones.  Fr.  Burlington,  NC 


Charles  Howard  Jones.  Fr,  Burlington,  NC 
Charles  R.  Jones.  Fr.  Annadale,  VA 
Charles  S-  Jones.  Soph.  Charlotte,  NC 
Daniel  Jones.  Soph,  Charlotte,  NC 
David  L.  Jones.  Fr,  Jefferton,  NC 
Dena  Jones.  Soph,  Reidstille,  NC 
Dennis  H.  Jones.  Soph,  Fayetterille,  NC 
Emmett  M.  Jones.  Soph,Jaikjomille,  NC 


Gregory  L.  Jones.  Fr,  Sylva.  NC 
Gwendolyn  Jones.  Fr.  LaCrance.  NC 
Hendry  P.  Jones.  Fr,  Clinton,  NC 
Howard  K.  Jones,  Sr.  Jatkiomille,  NC 
'  '  Jr.  Charlotte.  NC 


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,  NC 


Jes,  Fr,  Greeniboro,  NC 

>nes.  Sr.  Lincolnton,  NC 

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Jim  N.  Jones,  Jr,  Greeniboro.  NC 
Joecelyn  A,  Jones.  Fr.  Chapel  Hill,  NC 
Jody  Jones.  Soph,  Charlotte.  NC 
Joeleate  Carol  Jones. 7r.  Carrhoro,  NC 
John  Alan  Jones.^r,  Pine  Uvel,  NC 


Joy  A.  Jones.  Soph.  Btmon,  NC 
Judy  A.  Jones,  Sr.  Cedar  Grote.  SC 
Judy  L  Jones,  5r.  Gnemhon.  NC 
Kimberly  L.  Jones.  Fr.  Raleigh.  NC 
Uune  M.  Jones.  Sr.  RichLnds.  NC 
Lsj  L  Jones.  Fr.  Sanford.  NC 


Michael  Alien  Jones. >.  RndmUt.  NC 
Pamela  J.  Jones.yr,  Goldsboro.  NC 
Patnce  M.  Jones.  Soph.  Henderson,  NC 
Peggy  Jones.  Soph.  LouiitiUe.  KY 
Peggy  Jones.  Sr.  Rexient.  NC 
Rjchard  T-  Jones.  Sr.  Raleigh.  NC 
Roben  H  Jones.Jr.  Monroe.  NC 
Russell  Winfield  Jones.  5oM.  SaUmburg,  NC 


Sandra  Leigh  Jones.  Fr.  Virulon-Salem.  NC 
Sandy  Jones.  Sr,  Wimlon-Salem,  NC 
Sherry  Elaine  Jones,  Fr,  Roietoro.  NC 
Shirley  Ann  Jones,  ^r.  Durham.  NC 
Siella  F-  Jones.  Fr.  Durham.  NC 
Stuart  M,  Jones.yr,  AlbemarU.  NC 
Stuart  T-  Jones.  Soph.  Grtemboro.  NC 
Terry  L  Jones,  Sr.  Gasloma.  NC 


'.  joati.Jr.  9'i/mington.  NC 
;,  Soph.  Sanford.  NC 
.  Sr.  Raieigh.  NC 


WiUiam  Herman  Jones.  5r,  Viimingio 
William  T.  Jones,  Fr.  Monroe.  NC 
Jeffrey  W  Joostema.Jr,  Cary.  NC 


Charles  W  Jordan,  Fr.  FayefieiilU.  NC 
Donna  M  Jordan.  Sr.  Aiheboro.  NC 
Joey  Jordan.  Soph.  Wtmor.  NC 
Kim  Jordan.  Sr.  Raieigh.  NC 
Sian  Jordan.  Soph.  Salisbury.  NC 
Tonia  Louise  Jordan.  Soph.  Elizabeth  City 
Kalla  D  Jordon.  Fr  Elizabeth  Ciiy.  NC 
Nelda  iC  Jordon. ^r  Todd.  NC 


Brenda  L  Jorgea 
Marie  Joseph,  Soph,  i 
Anne  Josephs.  Fr.  Charlotte.  NC 
Will  Joshn.  Sr.  Raleigh.  NC 
Albert  W  Jowdy.>,  Alhem.  GA 
Gina  S.  Joy.  Sr  Alexandria.  VA 
Edmund  Joyce.  Sr.  St  Simons.  GA 
Janice  L  Joyce.>.  Wilmington.  NC 


Nancy  C  Joyce.  Soph.  Leicester.  NC 
Daryll  E.  Joyner.  Fr.  Raleieh.  NC 
Donald  D.  Joyner.Jr.  Burlinpon.  NC 
Gordon  O.  Joyner,  Sr.  Morehead  City.  NC 
loseph  D-  Joyner  Jr.  Grad.  FarmiiUe.  NC 
"Pacncia  J.  Joyner,  Soph.  Raleigh.  NC 
Sue  Ellen  Joyner,  Jr.  Rocky  Mount.  NC 
Susan  Joyner.  Soph.  AshetiUe.  NC 


Teresa  Joyner.^r.  Rocky  Mount.  NC 
Wanda  E.  Joyner.  Fr.  Raleigh.  NC 
Butch  Judd,>.  Gnensboro.  NC 
Judy  C.  Judd.^r.  Durham.  NC 
Roderick  L  Judd.Jr  Greensboro.  NC 
Deborah  J.  Junkin.  Sr.  Raleigh.  NC 
Jade  Delane  Jurek,  Fr.  FayetleiilU.  NC 
Susan  E.  Jurgelski.  Fr.  Durham.  NC 


Randy  Kabrick.  Sr. 
Don  Kadunce.Sr.  Greensboro.  NC 
John  H.  Kallenborn  Ul.  Soph.  W'tlmi 
George  Kallianos,  Sr,  Durham.  NC 


Mary  Beth  Kane.  Fr.  mnilon-Saltm.  NC 
Richard  Kane.  Sr.  Winston-Salem.  NC 
Amy  K.  Kanipe.  Fr.  Fallsion.  NC 
Catherine  H,  Kannenberg.  Sr.  Kitty  Hauk,  i 
Mel  L  Kanior.  Grad.  Douglaiion.  NY 
Kenneth  Edward  Kapp.  Sr.  Raleigh.  NC 
Wilham  J.  Karahalios.yr,  High  Point.  NC 
Dave  Kasey,  Sr.  Cherry  Hill.  NJ 


Violeiie  A.  Kasica,  Grad.  Wallinglon.  NJ 
Gregory  HoUins  Kais,  Fr.  Madison.  CT 
Mark  Jay  Katz.  Grad.  Siaieitillt.  NC 
IJiZ  Kaizensiein,  Soph.  Gnensboro.  NC 
Virginia  M.  Kauffmann.^'.  Raleigh.  NC 
Donnic  Kay. Soph.  Datidion.  NC 
D  ElOeda  Kaylor.^r.  Conover.  NC 
James  B   Kearns.  Fr.  Durham.  NC 


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Spencer  Jane  Kearns,  Sr.  Durhnm.  NC 

Dana  Keti.Jr,  Gaslonia,  NC 

M   Lynnc  Keener.  Orad.  KnoxiilU.  TN 


Danny  T   K. 
Pam  Keife 
Dennis  Earl  Ken 


Wilmington,  NC 
,  Fr,  Durham.  NC 


Mapk  Kellam.  Sr.  Chjrkllt.  NC 
Debbie  Keller.  S.pk.  Bro.k/irU.  Wl 
Beccie  F   Kelley.  Jr.  Hrnjmon.  NC 
rherlyn  G   Kelley.  Saph.  MomiiilU.  NC 
Paicicii  K   Kelley.  Soph.  Rural  Hall,  NC 
Carol  Kelly, Jr.  FuyMiiilli.  NC 
loe  S.  Kelly. >,  Grtrniban.  NC 


R.chard  Kelly.  Fr.  Shilby.  NC 
Richard  Y,  Kelly,  Saph.  Shrliy.  NC 
Kathryn  Kemp.  Soph.  Peachland.  NC 
Leroy  Fulton  Kenan,  iaph.  Rukigh.  NC 
lames  E.  Kendall.  Sr.  Charloll,.  NC 
Roben  John  Kendall, yr,  Oxon.  EnnUnJ 
Timoihy  A,  Kendall. >.  Candor.  NC 
Cheryl  D   Kendrrck,  Fr.  Gmniboro.  NC 


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Shilhy.  NC 


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Duri.thv  H    KenncJy.Jr,  FayiliniUi.  NC 
lames  C    Kennedy.  iV,  W i mtan-Saltm.  NC 
jerre  L   Kennedy.  Fr.  Ooldibora.  NC 
M.chael  D   Kennedy. ^r,  Wimloa-Salrm.  NC 
Ralph  W   Kennedy.  Fr,  Winjun-Salrm.  NC 


Pamela  A.  Kepley.io^*,  Ltxi 
Theodore  C,  Kerner.  Fr.  Kcrnmiillr.  NC 
Belsy  Kerr,  Soph.  Troy,  NC 
SharU  J   Kerr,  Fr.  Hockeain.  DE 
Sarah  H   Key.>,  Hift»r7,  NC 
Barbara  Rose  Keys.  Fr.  Gnemlioro.  NC 


Jacquelyn  O.  Kjmball.  Sr.  Louiiburg.  t 
Kathryn  Kimball.  Soph.  Chartollt.  NC 
Wendy  Kimbel.  Sr.  Warmiruur.  PA 
Nancy  B  Kimbrell.  Soph.  Charlom.  N 
Jacquehnc  K-  Kjmbro,yr,  Gntmboro. 
Jenny  L  Kimbro,  Fr.  Gntmboro.  NC 
James  G  Kjmbrough.yr,  Gary.  NC 
K.m  Kimbrough.  Fr.  Wain, 


NC 


r  L.  Kincaid,  Sr.  NtuU 
Ann  C-  Kjodel],  Sr.  S,^  Ltnl.  NC 
Brent  KioB.Jr.  Crtmtm.  NC 
Cjfol  KinfLjr.  Ch^rhu,.  NC 


Cynch.a  Dawnc  King,^r.  R^/<.«*.  NC 
Dtbra  K-  Kjne.  Fr.  BtuLtilU.  NC 
EK'ood  Kjng.  f  r,  Gan.fr,  NC 
George  M,  King.yr.  Ka(/oni.  NC 
Jane  E.  King,  Jr.  GaMonm.  NC 
Jom  C    King,  f  r.  Hirferr.  NC 
Karhy  Kjng.  Sr.  Roanoh<  RnpiJi.  NC 
Lori  J,  Kjng,>,  Burlinglon.  NC 


s  King.  Sr  H<»>7a.  AZ 


Carol  A.  Kjrby.  Sr.  Winslon-Sati 
Karen  M  Kirchman.  Fr.  Chapel 
David  Burgess  Kjrk.Jr.  UumiU 


Dav.d  T.  Kirkman.  Fr.  McLran.  VA 
William  Gary  Kirkman.^r.  Rocky  Mou, 
James  L  Kirkpatr.ck.  Sr.  OrarM,  Full, 
William  J    Kirsch.  Sr.  H..tiii//r.  NY 


Sian  B   Kiser.  Sr.  Val,.  NC 
Janice  C   Kijziah.  Sr  Graham.  NC 
Christine  H   Klages.  Fr.  Grrriufom.  NC 
Betsi  Marie  Klee,  S.ph.  Chap.l  H,U.  NC 
Denise  Klimas.  Sr.  Conturd.  NC 
Richard  D   Klimkiewicz.  Fr.  Oaoo  Hdl.  MD 
Jams  Carol  Kline,  Sr.  Cmnifcro,  NC 
Sandra  I    Kline.  Saph.  Krniinglon.  MD 


Robin  Annette  Klutt2,>.  Crnnifero.  NC 
Lois  A,  Knauff.  Fr,  Niwlon.  NC 
Doreen  R.  Knedlik.  Fr,  Greensboro.  NC 
Mark  H,  Knelson.  Fr.  Chapel  Hill.  NC 


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Kathi  Kronenfeld.  Sr.  Hendemmille. 
Mark  A-  Kronenfeld,  Fr.  Greemboro. 
Peggy  Kuhn,  Fr.  Charlolle.  NC 
Bonnie  K   Kull,  Grad.  Jaikionnlle.  N 
Brent  Kulman.  Sr.  Lynihburi.  VA 
Charley  Kummel.yr  Ntu  York.  NY 


.  Kupstas.  Fr,  K.»il»»,  NC 
Robin  Kusilka.  Sr,  Fay,lle,ille.  NC 
Bradley  R-  Kuirow.  Fr.  Wilminilon.  NC 
Meryl  Kuznetzoff,  Sr.  Bridgtualtr.  NJ 


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Susan  Uch,  f  r,  Ral,:ih.  N 
Donald  A  Lichoi,  Fr,  Mn 
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Mark  D,  Lackey.  Soph.  Shelby.  NC 
Pamela  R   Lackey,  Fr.  Slony  Pi„M.  I 
Steve  Uckey, ^r,  Charlolle.  NC 
Constance  Lee  Ladd,  Fr,  Birminnhai 
Susan  Kay  Udd,  Soph.  Durham.  NC 


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Gregory  A  l^\Jr.  Ncuton.  NC 
Bonnie  Lainp.  Sr,  Durham,  NC 
Brad  R  Lamb.  ^r.  Chaptl  Htlt.  i 
Olivid  Lamb,  Ft,  Tarrboro.  NC 


Teraote  L  Lamb.  Fr.  Rutei 
Chris  S  Lambert,  Soph.  Bi 
Jan  Lambert.  Sr.  ScandaU. 
Kay  Lmjbert,  Sr.  Durham. 


i  Lambcn.  Soph.  Durham.  NC 


Karen  P.  Lanuney.  Soph,  Charlotte.  NC 
Clinton  W,  Lancaster.  Jr. 7r,  Maysville.  NC 
Gwendolyn  K.  Lancaster,  Soph,  hitndenon.  N 
Jacqueline  Lancaster,  ^r,  Durham.  NC 


James  H,  Lancaster.  Jr.,  ^o/iA.  Winston-SaUm, 
Jane  Lancaster,  _/r,  Goldsboro,  NC 
Johanna  Lynne  Lancaster,  Fr,  Rocky  Mount.  ^ 
Roger  Nelson  Lancaster.  Fr,  Goldsboro.  NC 


Tommic  Harold  Untaster,  Sr.  GoUsb„ 
Stephen  A.  Landers. 7r,  Durham.  NC 
Emily  Landis.  Sr.  CLrertdon  Hi/h.  IL 


TLmothy  R  Ungdon,  Soph.  Foi 
Connie  Lynn  Lang!ey,7r,  Foum 
Delores  Anne  Ungley,  Sr.  Neu 


Dianne  Langston.  Soph.  Murfneiboro,  NC 
Roben  W   Ungston.  Fr.  Hampton.  VA 
Cjndy  I   Unier,  Fr.  Greensboro.  NC 
Kachy  Unier.  Soph.  Arden.  NC 


Peter  J,  Ursonjr.  Hiekory.  NC 

Robert  Day  Lasley.>.  C  harlot  test  i  tie.  VA 

Walter  Usley.  Sr.  KemtrsiilU.  NC 

Km  Gray  Lassiter,  }r.  Rich  Mount.  NC 


Tim  Lassiier,  Fr.  Ruh  Square.  NC 
Donaid  Wayne  Laton,  Fr.  SorwooJ.  NC 
Barbara  UTowsky.yr.  Wyeko/f.  NJ 


Deborah  A.  Lay.  Soph,  Charlotu.  NC 
Vantssa  L  Lei.Jr.  Blanch.  NC 
Matthew  T,  Leach.  Sr.  Cherry  Hill.  NJ 


rvey  H    Uavitt,  Fr.  Wudetboro.  NC 
nth. a  A    Ua2er.  Fr.  Charlotte.  NC 
vid  Lecka.  Sr.  Chapel  Hill.  NC 
I  E.  Udbetter.  Fr.  Shelby.  NC 


Melmda  E.  Lee.  Sr.  Short  Hilh.  NJ 


'.  Lee.  Sr.  Smithfield.  NC 


William  H    Lee.  Fr,  Bemon.  NC 

Roben  Leeds.  Soph.  Charlotte.  NC 

Katnna  S   Leeuwenburg.  Fr.  Vjlmingion.  NC 

B    Ray  Ugg  Jr..  Sr.  Pnnctton.  \Cn/ 

Joan  Leggett.  Jr.  Pirtetoun.  NC 

James  A.  Lefigetre.  Soph.  Durham.  NC 

Gus  Lehouck.  Sr.  Greemhoro.  NC 

Peggy  Leighi.  Fr.  Walkenoun.  NC 


Jody  L.  Leiserson.  Sr.  Kensington.  MD 

Linda  J.  Leith.  Fr.  Raleigh.  NC 

Ellen  A.  Leitinger.  Sr  Parkenburg.  It'V 

Shari  Leitzes.  Fr.  Doier.  NJ 

Ann  W.  Lemmon.  Grad.  Birmingham.  / 

Anna  L,  Lemons.  Fr.  Beularille.  NC 

James  Matthew  Lennon.  Soph.  Charlotte 

Michael  Lentz.  Fr.  Concord.  NC 


Jonathan  H    Leonard.  Sr.  Rotkiille.  MD 
James  G   Lesniak.  Sr.  Winsion-Salem.  NC 
Carol  Lynn  Lester,  Sr,  San  Anionia.  TX 
Lisa  Faye  Levee, ^r,  FayettetilU.  NC 
Heidi  A,  Leverenz.yr.  Stone  Mountain.  G 
Tammara  L.  Levey,  Fr,  GreeniiUe.  NC 
Bruce  Levin.  Sr.  Charlotte.  NC 
Douglas  A.  Levin.  Grad.  Ardsley.  NY 


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CharlilU,  NC 
Elizabeth  P-  Levy,  Soph.  Kingilon,  PA 
Ktis  Le»»lleajr.  High  PoiM.  NC 
Mary  Anne  Lewallen,  Soph,  Creenshuro. 

Lewis,  Soph.  Plymouth.  NC 
Carol  L.  Lewis,  >,  Bayioro.  NC 


lyn  Jill  Lewis,  Fr.PI/mon.  NC 

en  D-  Lewis,  Sr.  GoUikon.  NC 

Kenneth  E.  Lewis,  Sr,  PtnihuM.  NC 

Lori  Ellen  Lewjs.^r,  Shannon.  NC 

M.  Joyce  Lewis.  Soph.  HunttnviHe.  NC 


Sonya  Jene  Lewis. >,  Charloll,.  NC 
Wade  O  Lewter,  Sr.  Durham.  NC 
D  F   Lichteteld,  Sr.  Vi'inslen-SuUm.  NC 

Lu.y  V   LiRun.Fr,  (JijrIoUr.  NC 

P.Kii.1  Annua  Iji;..,,,  Soph.  Aihn'illt.  NC 


Gail  Lindley.  Sr.  Burlinglon.  NC 
Virginia  M.  Dndley.  Fr.  Aihtboro.  NC 
Barbara  Jo  Lineberger,  Grad.  Wtlmington 
Robert  Lineberger,  Soph.  Lincolnlon.  NC 
Ruth  Lineberger,  Fr.  Dallas.  NC 
Caroline  Lineberry.  Soph.  Elizabilh  City.  NC 
Beth  C   Link.  Fr.  Durham.  NC 
I.I  Linker.^r,  Man,nirille.  VA 


Eugene  Taylor  Linkous.7r,  Sanford.  NC 
Melia  A.  Lipford,  Fr.  Unoir.  NC 
Linda  B.  Lippman,  Sr.  Charloll*.  NC 
Stuart  J,  Lippman,  Fr.  Charlolle.  NC 
Mark  Dst,  Sr,  Stnma  Park.  MD 
Cynthia  K   Lister, /r,  Yanmrille.  NC 


M.  Litaker,  Fr.  Hickor 


NC 


Vickie  Ann  Livengood,  Fr,  Thomastilli.  NC 
Robin  L  Livingston.  Grad.  Norfolk.  VA 
Chetyl  Lloyd. yr.  Thurmond.  NC 
Gary  Ray  Lloyd.  Sr.  Mebam.  NC 
Marrha  S-  Lloyd.  Sr.  Chapil  Hill.  NC 
Eric  Locher.  Sr.  Charlolle.  NC 
Thomas  H   Lock,  Sr.  Selma.  NC 
Allen  Leroy  Locke,  Sr,  Galiirille.  NC 


Michael  Lockerby,  Sr.  Silver  Springs.  MD 
Lisa  Lockhart.  Soph.  Charloll,.  NC 
Eric  P   Locklear.  Fr.  Pembroke.  NC 
Matcia  Anne  Locklear,  Jr.  Pembroke.  NC 
LuElltn  G    Lollin,  Ft.  Sophij   NC 
William  Eugene  Lollin,  Fr,  Salisbury.  NC 
Ehzabt-th  Ann  Lolquisi,  i„ph.  Cullowhee.  S 
Kaihryn  P   Lolqu.si,  Fr,  Culhuhee.  NC 


Daniel  T  Long,  Fr,  Neulon.  NC 
Gerald  Wayne  Long,  Sr.  Shallolle.  NC 
lane  Easley  Long.yr.  Garysburg.  NC 
Lisa  C    Long.  Fr.  Winston-Salem.  NC 
lasa  Olivia  Long.  Fr.  Wilminglon.  NC 

Long.  li-Jr.  Kannapolis.  NC 
Long.  Fr.  Greensboro.  NC 
Long.  Sr,  Chapel  Hill.  NC 


r.  Roanoke  Rapids.  NC 
Soph.  Kannapolis.  NC 
nnapolis.  NC 
Hunlersi'ille.  NC 
sneord.  NC 


Kinsi 


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'.  TN 


.  TX 

Doroihy  Loud.  Jr.  Fort  Cellim.  CO 
Beverly  Loudin.  i>.  Wilmtte.  IL 
Audrey  Maria  Love.  Fr.  Charlottt.  NC 
Cindy  Love.  Scph.  Slanfttld.  NC 
Debby  J.  Love,  Sr.  Charlotte.  NC 
Marguerite  D.  Love.  Fr.  Charlotte.  NC 


Richard  A-  Love.  Fr.  Sanford.  NC 
Sco«  E.  Love.  Soph,  Gretmboro.  NC 
Oaig  Alan  Lovette.  Ft 
Wanda  Lovene.  Sr.  Lumbtrion.  NC 
Cynthia  E.  Xjowza.Soph.  Lenoir,  NC 


NC 


Gregory  Marvin  Lovi 


;.  Fr.  Urn 


Nancy  K-  Lowder,  Soph.  Wimlon-Salem.  . 


Mary  E.  Lowrance.yr.  Charktte.  NC 
Pamela  K.  Lowrance.  Fr.  Chdrtmt.  NC 
Cammie  S.  Lowry,  Sopf>.  Spring  Hopt.  NC 
David  Ucas.  Jr.  FayamiS,.  NC 
Evelyn  Gail  Lucas.  Fr.  Louiibkrg,  NC 
Tim  Lucas.  Fr.  Goldihm.  NC 
Tim  J  Lucido.  Siph.  GramilU.  NC 
James  Frednck  Lugai.  Fr.  Contord.  NC 


Mary  J    Luk.SoM.  R^'ng*.  NC 


NC 


Nelson  B.  Lumpkin.  Sr.  Chapel  Hill. 
Sharon  Lundgren.  Fr.  Charlotte.  NC 
Billie  M,  Lupo.  Sr.  Cary.  NC 
Philip  Donovan  Lusk.  Sr.  Durham.  NC 
Libby  Lyerly.>.  Dallai.  NC 


Ron  E   Lyerly.  Fr.  Wiruton-SaUm.  NC 
David  D,  Lykins.  Sr.  Shelby.  NC 
Ricky  Donald  LyleS.>,  ChrrrytiU,.  NC 
Richaid  Donald  Lyman.  Sr,  Chapel  Hill.  NC 
Alison  Lynch.  Fr.  Coruord.  NC 
Bruce  G.  Lynch.  Fr.  Greemboro.  NC 
Gerald  CraiR  Lynch.  Soph.  Roanokt  Rapidt.  NC 
Kjien  J   Lynch. 7r.  Meiane.  NC 


Leish  Ann  Lynch.  Fr,  RaUith.  NC 
Raymond  C,  Lynch. >.  Whilaktrs.  NC 
Rejg^e  S,  Lynch.  Soph.  Greeniboro.  NC 
Calhy  Lynn.  Soph.  Peleniarn.  VA 
Judy  Lyon.  Fr.  Sahsbury.  NC 
Sheha  M.  Lyon.  Fr.  Creedmoor.  NC 
Sheron  Lyon.  Sr,  Burner.  NC 
Steven  R.  Lyon,  Soph.  Greensboro.  NC 


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i  M   Ma.  5r,  CAa/>^/  H///.  NC 
Deborah  L.  Mabry.  Soph.  Atbtmurlt.  NC 
Cathy  loun  MJcDonald,>,  FayetWtlle,  NC 
Dfborah  Lcc  MaLDonald.  Fr.  South  Wtmor.  i 
Sandra  Mane  MaLDonald. /r,  Sarasota,  FL 
Paul  D   MacDouual,  Sr.  Charleston.  SC 


idcrG    Matlnn.S.ir.  CharlolleivrHe.  VA 
r  M   Mack.  Sr.  Hendtrsomillt.  NC 
iJm  L  Mack.  Soph.  WhittvilU.  NC 


Mary  Ann  Macon.  Jr.  Bethesda.  MD 


lamin  Maddrey.Jr,  Seaboard,  NC 
cia  Maddrey.Jr,  Garner.  NC 
dell  Maddrey.^r.  Arhn&on.  VA 
;y  C    Madcr.  ]r.  iMLonvttU.  NC 
V  S    Madman,  Soph.  Hendtnon.  NC 
f  L  H    Madrv,.Nf,  Raletgh.  NC 
L  t.  Mjgt-t.ic/'/j,  Greensboro.  NC 
ard  Mafi<;t^.5«M.  Winston-Salem.  N 


Dennis  R.  Maggard,  ^opA.  Franklin,  NC 
Marina  L.  Maggio.  5(i/>ft.  Holmdel.  NJ 
Leslie  T.  Magnusson,  Soph.  Rapid  City.  SD 
Byron  Magol.  Grad.  Content  Station.  NJ 
Tim  Mahaney.yr.  Goldsboro,  NC 
lohn  C.  Mahler,  Jr..  Soph.  Raleigh.  NC 
Lynda  J   Mahoner.  Fr.  Alco.  NJ 
Lheryl  L.  MaJcolm,  Soph.  Matlheus.  NC 


Kenneth  W.  Malcolm,  Jr  .  Sr.  Uunnburf,.  N 
Rebecca  D.  Malcolm.  Sr.  Pembroke.  NC 
Phyllis  A.  Malewichjr,  Gary.  NC 
Keith  Mallard.  Soph.  New  Bern.  NC 
Erma  Jean  Mallory.  Fr.  Plymouth.  NC 
Vondia  Colette  Malone.  Sr.  Whiteiille.  NC 
George  Lloyd  Malpass.  Fr.  Dudley.  NC 
Michac!  S.  Mandina.  Sr.  Carrboro.  NC 


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Mark  Bonner  Mann.  Ssfh.  Ciry.  Ni 
Roben  H.  Mann.  Fr.  RaUieh.  NC 
Robert  W.  Mann.>,  Ch^rkm.  NC 
Mary  W   Manning.  Fr.  Kim 


Carol  Maple.  Sr.  Mtn^.  AR 
Anthony  Scott  Marder,  Sr.  Gaitonia.  NC 
Vick.  E   Mardet.  Saph.  GaMni,i.  NC 
Anita  R-  Maready.  Soph.  Wariau:  NC 
Marian  Maready.  Soph.  Durham.  NC 
Karen  A.  Marguglio.  Jof*.  Fayjntvilk.  NC 

.NC 


t  L.  Markham.  Sr.  Durham.  NC 
Ian  Allen  Marks. yr.  Charliilon.  SC 
Kelly  R.  Marks,  Soph.  Gmnibort.  NC 
Robert  E.  Marks.  Soph.  High  Poinl.  NC 
Frank  Marley.  Sr,  Riitini.  NC 
Richard  Marlowe, >,  ChaprI  Hill.  NC 


Sharon  Denise  Marlowe. >,  Ashnillt.  NC 
Karen  G.  Marsh,  f  r.  Cbarloll,.  NC 
Sheree  Linda  Marsh. yr.>i»<i(OK>i.  NC 
Ann  Marshall, yr.  Fort  Uudtrdalt.  FL 
Ann  Marshall.  Fr.  Charlom.  NC 
Dale  M.  Marshall.  Fr,  Wilion.  NC 
lanet  L.  Marshall.  Fr.  Camdrn.  SC 
Pam  Marshall, yr,  Pilliboro.  NC 


Reedy  Mar 
Andrea  A.  Martin.  Fr.  High  Poinl.  t 
Cynthia  F,  Martin. yr.  ChaptI  Hill.  !■ 
David  Ray  Manin,  Sr.  Pinehunl.  NC 
Donna  M.  Martin,  Sr,  Raltigh.  NC 
Dotty  J,  Manin,  Fr.  Raleigh.  NC 


361 


Ernesc  lune  Manm  lll.ir.  Mnm  01:, r 
Gary  Marrin.  Sr,  FayeltetilU.  NC 
Greg  Mutm,>.  Rj%*.  NC 
James  S   Martin,  Gr^.  ClaiLnd.  TN 


Janei  L  Martin,  Soph.  Cf>arl< 


\  A.  Martin,  Sr.  Gre 


Roy  E.  Martin.  Jr..  Sr.  ChaptI  Hill.  NC 
Sherry  L.  Martin,  Fr.  Eltin.  NC 
Suzanne  Martin,  Soph.  Mayojan.  t^C 
Ann  M.  MartineUi,  Soph.  Graniinro.  NC 


Ricky  A  Martinez,  Sr,  R^ifirJ.  NC 
Teresita  Maniner,  Sr,  Charlotte.  NC 
Kay  Marvin, >.  Crrinsioro,  NC 


Lynne  A.  Marvin,  Sr.  Durham.  NC 
Gary  Michael  Mant,  Fr.  Atlanta.  GA 
George  Masbain  [V,  Sr.  Charlotte.  N 


Debbie  Mashburn.yr,  Heruknomill,.  NC 
J   Denise  Mask,  Sr.  Rockingham.  NC 
Charlene  Mason,  Fr,  Spring  Lake.  NC 
Charles  Mason,  Jr,  Sprint  Uie.  NC 


Jane  W.  Mason.  Fr.  Charlotte.  NC 
Katol  Virginia  Mason,>,  Greenikro.  NC 
Keith  Mason,  Suph.  Atlantic.  NC 
Susan  Pegram  Mason,  5r,  Gaitonia,  NC 


t'nthtiiille  Beach.  NC 


K^cn  J.  Masscy,  Sr.  Zehuton.  NC 
Thomas  Massey,  Grad  Fannington  Hill.  Ml 
William  Lentz  Massey.^r,  Statmilli.  NC 
Peter  Masterman,  Sr.  Charlotte.  NC 


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Heels  embarrass  Tigers 


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Cheryl  A.  Malhcrjr.  Haniihuri.  MS 
Yvonne  Mathevts  Jr.  Bi;M.  NC 
Libby  S,  Malhiasen.  Fr,  Palm^c.  MD 
Jeffrey  Don  Maihis.  Snph,  Nort/j  Wilktiboro 
Sheila  Diane  Mathis.  Sr.  Nor/*  V:lk,ihm.  I 
Cheryl  L  Matthews,  io^,  £<(m,  NC 
Chris  J-  Matthews,  ir,  Ch^rltllt.  SC 
David  L  Matthews,  Soph.  F^ytllmlU.  NC 


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iihcMs,  fr.  A:»»»i<rji'.V/(,  NC 
\  ,•;.   Burlnglon,  NC 
I'dul  u   MjtihL-^is,  .\n/>*,  Fayttletillt.  NC 
iusan  L   Maithc»s.  Fr.  SltiiiJait.  NC 
Sylvia  Matthews.  Sof  *.  N^ihrillr.  NC 
Craig  Matto<:ks,>,  C*af»/  Hill,  NC 


Kelly  A.  Mauldin.yr.  Ch^rlollt.  NC 
Joy  E.  Maultsby,  Fr.Jaiksonnlle.  NC 
Lisa  Maultsby.  Fr.  Cmmiort,.  NC 
Amy  Maxwell.  Sr.  Mcxandria.  YA 


Kay  Wagoner  May.  Crad.  Chaptl  Hill.  NC 
Burnet  Rhett  Maybank.  Sr,  Charleilon,  SC 
Paul  Mayberry.  Fr.  Rack)  Moual.  NC 
Thompson  McCord  Mayes,  Fr.  Hunlmiilh.  NC 
Alan  I.  Maynard.  Soph.  Eli^ubethloun.  NC 
Ann  Y   Maynard,  Fr.  Hickory.  NC 


Mayn 


.  Sr.  P,, 


Thomas  Mayo  III,7r,  Chic 


rot,.  NC 
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Wilbert  Jordan  McAdoo.>.  Efhnd.  NC 
Danita  C  McAlliSter,7r.  Cailoma.  NC 
Rebekah  Louise  McAuley.  Fr.  Suiiiiilli.  NC 
Timothy  J   McP 


,  MorrhraJ  Cily.  NC 


Craie  McBroom.>.  Diirhum.  NC 
Anganette  MtSryde,  Sr.  MonheaJ  City.  NC 
■  McBryer.  Soph.  Valdar.  NC 


I.  Sr.  Monhrad  City.  NC 


lanet  L   McCauley.  Soph.  Burlingtoii.  NC 
Keith  McClain.  Soph.  Oranihoro.  NC 
Roscoe  W  McClain, yr.  Rocty  Mount.  NC 
Ann  Marl  McClanahan.  Soph.  Ntuport.  NC 
David  M.  McCorkle. Jr.  Matlhrui,  NC 
Leslie  McCortle.  Soph.  Earliailon.  NC 
Melanie  E.  McCorkle.Jr.  Burlington.  NC 
Mike  G   McCormick.  Fr.  Clinton.  MD 


Lisa  Ann  McCoy.  Fr.  Albrm„rl,.  NC 

R   Frederick  McCoy,>,  Utiriniurg.  NC 

William  F.  McCoy,  Fr,  Charlotti.  NC 

Peggy  Sue  McCracken.  Fr.  Gmnitt  Quarry.  NC 


a  T  McDamel.  Sr.  Pi>/il«».  NC 
Virginia  M-  McDermott.  Sr.  Burlington. 
Arthue  McDonald.  Fr.  Durham.  NC 
Keith  McDonald.yr.  Rockingham.  NC 


N    Katherine  McDonald,  Fr.  Charlotti,  NC 
Paul  Yates  McDonald.  Sr,  Charlti  Towin,  n 
Andy  McDougal.  Sr.  Elizabrth  City,  NC 
Phyllis  J   McDougald.yr.  Gmntbort,  NC 
Cathy  L,  McDowell.  Sr,  Hickory,  NC 
Linda  McDuffee.  Grad,  FaycttriilU,  NC 
Marian  McElrath.  Sr  Wimton-Salim,  NC 
Guyneile  McEntire.  Sr,  Hami,  NC 


Paul  D   McGarry.  Sr.  Ft.  Btlio 


loihy  C.  McGee.  Sr,  AshmlU.  NC 


Darlfne  McGill,  Fr.  FajaimlU.  NC 
Mike  McGinnis.  Sr,  BirrAuglon,  NC 
Brenda  S.  McGlajncry,  Fr,  Greemboro 
Cirol  A   McGomgle.  S       "       " 
Elexsis  Sue  McGowan 
Joan  McGrul.Jr,  C*«i 


Debra  Mclntyre.  Sr.  D«i/o.  NC 
Douglas  C   Mclniyre,  Sr,  Lumbenon.  SC 
RusaLnd  A    Mclntyre,  Sr,  Durham,  NC 
Anpe  M   Mclver,  Fr.  Durham.  NC 
Cachy  Allison  Mcjunkin,  Sapt,  Bmard.  NC 
Bryan  MtKay.  Fr.  Durham.  NC 
Charles  I.  McKay. Jr,  Durham.  NC 
Hope  McKay,  Sr.  Anprr,  NC 


Trent  McKay,  Fr, 


Cathenne  McKeiuie.  Fr.  Cha: 

Joyce  D  McKcnaie,  Soph.  Shannon.  NC 

Nancy  Murphy  McKenzie,>,  AshetrtU.  NC 


Mary  Evelyn  McKinny,  Fr.  Vinilon-Saltm.  S 
Claude  Jeffrey  McKnighr.  Soph.  China  Groii 
Jack  McKnight,  Jr.  Sr,  Gransboro.  NC 
Mark  W.  McKnighl.  Fr,  FayrllnilU.  NC 
Sarah  E,  McKnighc,  Grad.  Bum  Cnik.  NC 
Mar»a  L  McKoy,  Soph.  Ulltnglon.  NC 


Don  McLamb,  Fr, 
G   Mark  McLamb, ^r,  Faymexilk.  NC 
Julc  H   McUughlm.jfr,  Grrrnsboro.  NC 
Lea  McLaughlin,  Soph.  Charlollt.  NC 
Donna  McLean,  Fr.  Fairmont.  NC 
Pairicia  S   Mcl«an,  Sr.  Murfrctiboro.  NC 


Donna  Marie  McMillan,  >,  FayittniUt.  NC 
Earl  B   McMillan,  Fr,  Sr  Paul.  NC 
Joseph  B   McMillan,  5r,  Grttniboro.  NC 
Margery  McMillan,  Fr.  Charlotte.  NC 


Peter  H.  McMillan,  Fr.  CharJoltr.  N 
Paul  H.  McMinn.yr,  AshnilU.  NC 
David  W,  McMurry,  Sr.  Shtli      ' '  ' 


Manha  F   McNeil,  Fr,  S<  fault.  NC 


Mike  C.  McNeill,  Fr,  RrJSpnnsi.  NC 
David  McNei5h,>,  Moniot.  NC 
Mark  McPherson.  Grati.  Houill.  Ml 
Amy  McRary,  Sr.  Granil,  Fall:.  NC 
Joyce  D.  McSorley,>,  Gary.  NC 
Laura  Susan  McSpadden,  Sr,  Gailonia.  t 
Kathy  McSwain, >,  ForrK  City.  NC 


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Mark  C   Mc' 


I.Jr.  K,nl.  CT 


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Mary  Lynn  Meadows,  Soph.  Suannanoa.  b 
Rhonda  G,  Meares,  Soph.  Halliboro.  NC 
Donna  M,  Mear5,>,  RaUigh.  NC 
Bill  Mebane,  Sr,  Roiiy  Mount.  NC 
Michele  Mecke.  Soph.  Brllrair  Biaih.  FL 
Russell  Glen  Medders,  Soph.  Uuuburg.  N 


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~s-s:.::^ CGC  okays  radio  funds. 

^'^S'-^-"  referenda  not  considered 


Board  refusal  to  comply 
with  HEW  may  bring  suit 


rps  ull|r  iailii  elar  Hrrl 


Jjne  Mederer.  Sr.  FunwixJ,  NJ 
Mary  A,  Medicus.  Soph.  Marietta,  G 
Barbara  Anne  Meek.  Sr.  Cailonia,  /* 
Holly  B.  Meekins,  Sr.  Maittto.  NC 


Bryant  Mende, 

Siefanie  Mendell.  GrW.  Rakigh.  NC 

Eluabeih  A   Mendenahll,  f  r.  High  Po.nl,  NC 


,  Menefee,  Sr.  Ralrigh.  NC 


Linda  Mercer.  Fr.  S, 
Rex  K.  Meicer.  Fr.  Btulanllc.  NC 
Coralyn  Meredith.  Sr.  McKmport.  PA 
Donald  R.  Merrick.  Sr.  Wilmington.  Ni 


Deborah  G.  Merriti.Jr.  Clinton.  NC 
Karen  Merntl.yr.  Hopt  MM.  NC 

e  E   Messenger.  Fr.  Charlotte.  NC 


J  Michal.  Fr.  Charhtte.  NC 


Mary  Page  Michie.  Fr,  Gaffney.  SC 
Theodore  C,  Michie.  Soph.  Roxboro.  NC 
Celeste  Middleton..;r.  Charlotte.  NC 
Jim  M.ddleton.  Sr.  Miami.  PL 
Eusebia  Midyette.  Fr.  Charlotte.  NC 
Renee  Mikles.  Fr.  Tnnity.  NC 
lohn  Paul  Mikula,  Fr,  Smithfield.  NC 
Beverly  Miles.>,  Yanieyiille.  NC 


..  Fr.  Boone.  NC 


Deborah  A,  MiUei 
Edward  A  M.ller. 
El.iabeth  Dale  Mil 


Sr.  Walnut  Con.  NC 


Karen  M  Miller.  Fr.  Wimton-Salem.  NC 
Karhryn  S  Miller.  Fr,  Chnstiantiiirg.  VA 
Linnea  E   Miller.  Sr.  Uarel  Spnngi.  NC 


M.  Edward  Miller.  Sr.  China  Grn,.  NC 
Mike  R   Mdler,  f  r,  Slalunlk.  NC 
Monica  Lee  Miller.  Fr.  Pfaffttwn.  NC 
Nancy  W,  MiUer,  f  r.  Kimnn.  NC 
Pamcia  Miller.  Sr,  Craiiy  Crak.  NC 
Patti  D.  Miller,  Jr.  Banum  Spnnft.  NC 


W.  Courtenay  MiUer.  fr.  Camnrd.  NC 
Yverte  Miller.Jr.  BtuUiUli.  NC 
David  R.  MiUikan.Jr,  Hij*  Poml.  NC 
Alvin  E.  MiUiken.  Sr.  Shallmi.  NC 
•nieodore  J.  Milling.  Fr,  Ashnill,,  NC 
Allen  Mills,  Jr.  Edin,  NC 
B  Jean  Mills.  CraJ,  Mtonirille,  NC 
Caihy  G-  Mills.  Sr.  Raliigh,  NC 


Kim  Mane  MiUs.  Fr.  Marshrilk,  NC 
Manha  S.  Mills.  Soph.  Chapd  H,U.  NC 
Michael  T-  MiUs.yr.  Btltm,  NC 
Sandra  A.  Mills,  Fr.  Raleigh.  NC 


Nicole  Audrey  Mincey.  ', 


a  Minzanmayer.  Sr,  Canton,  NC 
Alan  G.  Misenheirner,  Jr,  Concord.  NC 
Donna  Mitchell.>.  Grtemboro.  NC 
I^ura  J.  Mitchell.  Fr.  Crtenshoro.  NC 


Peier  W   Miichell.yr.  Uxinpon,  NC 
Reginald  MiccheU.  Crad,  Blanche,  NC 
Roberta  Mitchell.  Sr.  Hixjon.  TN 
Sujanne  M.  Mitchell.>,  Fl.  Uuderdale.  FL 
Devonne  C,  Mitchenet.  Fr.  Smilh/ield,  NC 


I  O   Mixon  III.  Soph,  Chapel  Hill,  NC 


lifer  Bryan  Modbn.  Sr,  Alexandria,  VA 
Susan  A.  Modhn,  Sr,  Liuiilon,  NC 
Cecilia  M.  Moe.  Sr.  Carrioro,  NC 
Gustave  W  Moessen./r.  Hrndmomille.  NC 


Gail  C   MoUc.Jr.  Creemilli.  NC 

Tom  Monahan,  Fr.  Reslon.  VA 

James  Ashby  Moncure  II.  Soph.  Burlington,  ly 

Dour  D.  Monroe,  Sr.  Ininglon.  VA 

James  M.  Monroe. >.  Charlotte.  NC 

EUaabeth  Claire  Moniaeue.  Sr.  Windsor,  NC 

Carol  Monteith.  Sr,  Raleigh,  NC 

Wanda  A   Montgomery.  Fr,  Mooreiboro,  NC 


Melissa  Kay  Moody,  Fr,  Bonlee,  NC 
Kan  M,.„n    Fr   B,nmll    \'C 


Edward  M 
Elizabeth  I 
Emily  Rohji 


Laurie  Moore.  Sopk,  Cihcniiile.  NC 
Linda  L  Moore,  Fr.  Ajhei'ille.  NC 
Lois  F.  Moore.  Soph,  Waihtnglon,  NC 
Mary  Ann  Moore,  Jr,  Rowland.  NC 
Michael  Wray  Moore,  Pr.  Charlotte.  NC 
Michelle  Moore,  Fr.  Oaslonia.  NC 


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L!  1 1 1 1 1  Board  votes  to  undertake 
search  for  legal  advisers 


>K,.n'n  injurrd  as  Ht;U  fall  l„  I'm,  nirn,. 


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Mitzi  G   Moore.>.  Roxbon.  NC 
Piitra  L  Moore.  Fr.  Charlotte.  NC 
Rhonda  G.  Moore.  Soph.  High  Point.  A 
Rjthard  W   Moore,  Sr.  Charlotte.  NC 


Roben  F.  Moore,  Soph.  Roper,  NC 
Thomas  A.  Moore. /r.  Rtiditille.  NC 
Willie  Moore.  Gr^id.  Wanau:  NC 
Zeldd  E.  Moore.  Sr.  Kinston.  NC 


Jan  Moorman.  Sr.  Raleigh.  NC 
Dehufdh  1    Moo^e.  Ir.  Wimtorj-Salem.  NC 
Elizahcth'Mou.s..-,  Soph.  Concord.  NC 
Margaret  Elizabeth  Mordecai.  Sr.  Raltigh.  NC 


Mjchaei  D-  Moretz.  Sr.  Hickory.  NC 
Ann  Morgan,  Fr,  Memphis.  TN 
Charier  L   Morgan.  Jr..  Sr.  Charlotte.  NC 
Danitajan  Morgan,  Fr.  CherrytilU.  NC 


Donald  W,  Morgan,  Sr.  Candor.  NC 
Elizabeth  B-  Morgan. Jr.  JackiomiHe.  NC 
Janei  C.  Morgan.  Sr.  Burlington.  NC 
Jeff  Morgan.  Soph.  Benson.  NC 


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Morgan.  Fr.  Rofky  Mount.  NC 


rtpheci  D  Morgan.  Fr.  Shrlky.  NC 


Tammy  Allison  Morgan.  Soph.  Chjrlolu.  NC 
Thomas  L  Morgan.  Fr.  Roiman.  NC 
Thomas  W,  Morgan.yr,  Aptx.  NC 
Wanda  G-  Morgan.  Sr.  Spring  Hopt.  NC 


Cynthia  R.  Morrah.  Fr.  Uor^nmn,  NC 
Patricia  A   Morrett.  Fr.  CharlMi.  NC 


Cynthia  J  Morns.  Sr.  FayMitilli.  NC 
Denese  Morns.  Fr.  Dinton.  NC 
Kenneth  Neil  Morns.  Fr.  Rattigh.  NC 
Lee  Morns.  Sr.  RaUigh.  NC 


Linda  C   Morns.  Fr.  N^ish.'ilU.  NC 
Linda  K  Morris.  Sr.  Kemmiillt.  NC 
Nicole  A   Morris.Jr,  Nomslmn.  PA 


Kxrrrixp  \oiir  franrliise—ffpl  tml  tutd  vote 


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CGC  payroll  rumors  have 
no  substance,  officials  say 


Renwick  report  states  UNO  needs  Polling  placet       ]  'IS^/X.' 

central  office  for  minority  problems  „*TII!r^       .  jnjL  ._  jBtlKtioilodii 


IlhcU  phencyclidine  'downer,' not  a 


Brll  Mornsette.Jf,  G 

Amanda  Jane  Mofrisi 

David  S  Morrison.  Soph.  Shelby.  NC 

Kenneth  P,  MorrisoD 


Warren  B,  Morrison.>.  Nor/olt.  VA 
Roger  C,  Morrow,  Sr.  Sransitlle.  NC 
Thomas  W.  Morss,  Fr,  Betrrly  Fanm,  MA 


Sonny  Morton.  Fr,  MoortstilU.  NC 
Carol  E   Moseley.  5r,  Kimlon.  NC 
Donna  T.  Moieley.  Jr.  Jatkionnjle.  t 
Patscy  Rivers  Moseley,  Fr,  Garyibut 
David  R.  Moser,yf-,  Alonrej;  NC 
J.  Tracie  Moser,Jr, " 


Charles  Moss,  Fr.  Mallhrui.  NC 
Darius  G.C.  Moss,  Sr.  Ambrtdgr.  PA 
Darryl  Depinto  Moss.  Soph.  Cretdmoor.  NC 
David  B-  Moss,  Fr.  YoungtulU.  NC 
Janet  Moss,  Soph.  Matlhtu!.  NC 
Uura  L  Moss,  Sr.  UttrpnI.  NY 
Leslie  Moss,  Soph,  Lmrpool.  NY 


1  H.  Moss,  Sr.  Young^rill,.  NC 
Gigi  G.  Moultry.  Fr.  Vwiton-Salnn,  NC 
Lawrence  Anderson  Moye,  Soph,  Mjury.  NC 
Valerie  L   Moyer,  Fr.  Hilton  Hijd  ULnd.  SC 


Howard  L  Mudnck,  Sr,  WhMon,  MD 

William  D   Mulholland,  Sr,  Pawluiket.  Rl 

Suzanne  M.  MuUaney,  Sr,  Raymond,  ME 


Lauren  S.  MuUei 
Andrea  MuUin.  Fr,  Hit 
Mary  MuUis.  Soph,  Moi 


Albert  R.  Munn,  Fr,  Mjllhewj.  NC 
Brad  Mgrchison,yr,  'X'aihinf^on.  DC 
Ellis  Murchison  Jr.,  Soph.  Mtiani,  NC 
Jeff  Murph,  Fr,  Cmmioro,  NC 
Chris  Murphy,  Sr,  Nni  jrl,  DF 
David  E   Murphy,  Fr  Charlottt.  NC 


Eva  Burbank  Murphy,  Crud.  Orbndo.  FL 
George  Wilson  Murphy, Jr,  Younunilr.  Ni 
Margaret  A   Murphy.  Crad.  Atlanta,  GA 


Sally  Ann  Murphy, 

William  E,  Murphy,  Sr.  Riihmond,  VA 

Clara  Paige  Murtay,Jr,  Sartford.  NC 


Bilionis  wins;  Phillips,  Cureton  in  runoff 


il^    .  M&M    \^    ▲^ 


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Devona  A.  Murray. ^r,  Burlinglon.  NC 
Donna  Murray.  Soph.  Raleigh.  NC 
Gloria  E.  Murray.  Soph.  Candltr.  NC 
lames  Alan  Murray.  Soph.  Banner  Eli.  NC 
lames  Burke  Murray.  Sr.  RtidmiU.  NC 
Karen  Murray.  Jr,  Burlington.  NC 
Kev.n  Murray.  Fr.  Raleigh.  NC 
ShelJa  E.  Murray,  Soph.  Boilings  Spring.  NC 


Thomas  Murray.  Sr.  Uiica.  NY 
Frances  Murrell.So/'A,  Smithfield.  NC 
Meg  Musgrave.  Soph.  Lexingior, 


,  NC 

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Margery  E.  Nailor,  Saph.  Durham.  NC 
Mary  E   Nail.  Sr.  Charklu.  NC 
David  Wayne  Nance,  Sr.  Charlmc.  NC 
Deborah  Nancejr,  MiUantiilk.  NC 
Rena  Nancejr.  Burlirigm.  NC 
John  E.  Nanney.Sr.  Charlom.  NC 


Wesley  C.  Narron.  Fr.  Shflty.  NC 
F  BirgiK  Nash,  Fr,  Kannapoln.  NC 
G.  Navey,  Sr.  Ralitgh.  NC 


Mark  Naylor.Jr.  Rakist.  NC 
Olen  ClyJe  Naylor.  Fr.  Plymnlt,  NC 
Susan  Mane  Naylor.  Fr.  Boia  Rmur.    ' 
David  Neal.  Sr,  Winslm-Salim.  NC 
Lou  R    Neal.  /f,  Sikam.  NC 


FL 


Peftgy  Neal.  Sr.  Rulhtr/ardun.  NC 
Robin  Neamo.  Sr.  W:nz.  VA 
David  Latia  Neel.  Fr.  Ml   Ulb.  NC 
Lee  Ann  Neel.  Sr.  Ml.  Ulln.  NC 
Ann  Neese.>,  Burlinglon.  NC 
lanec  Leigh  Neese.^r.  Burlinglon.  NC 


Unda  Nehls.  Fr.  Fjyfll/tilU.  NC 
Debbie  Nelson. Jr.  Grtinilmro.  i 
Denice  M  Nelson, >,  En/irU.  i 
s  Gregory  Nelson,  Sr,  AyJ. 


Greichen  K.  Nesbit.  Sr.  Suitmllr.  I 
Ginger  Nesmith.  Fr,  Racker.  CA 
Lynn  Nesmiih,  Sr,  Tji«r  Cily.  NC 


Sally  Jean  Newbold.ir.  Chapil  HiU.  NC 
Michael  K,  Newby.Jr,  Edtn.  NC 
Ginger  A.  Newman.  Soph.  LaCrangc.  CA 
William  T,  Newman,  Fr.  Branxvillt.  NY 
Cindy  L.  Newnam.  Fr.  SlakiuUU.  NC 
Michael  Keith  Newnam.  Soph.  High  Poinl. 
Edward  Walker  Newsom,  Fr,  Ch^rlolli.  NC 
Jeanne  E.  Newsom,  Sr.  Charlolli.  NC 


Teresa  Newsome.Jr.  Selnui.  NC 
C.  Michael  Newion.  Sr.  Morganlon.  NC 
Debbie  A-  Newton.  Fr,  Alhthon.  NC 
loseph  R   Newton  Jr.,  Soph.  WiUoi      '  ' 


loberi  S.  Newton.Jr,  Sbtlky.  NC 
jsa  B.  Ney.  Fr.  Chap,l  Hill.  NC 
\nn  L,  Nichols.  Sr.  Long  Bearh.  SC 
3illy  M   Nichols.  Soph.  Roxboro.  Nt 


Liii  Marie  Nieman./r,  WinsI'm-Siilem.  NC 
Deborah  Ann  Nifon.  Cr^.  PM/lmn.  NC 
Maureen  Nilsen.  Jr.  HuUn.  NC 
Kalhy  Ni»on.  Sr.  iunlry.  NC 


Elizabeth  M.  Noell.  Sr,  Raliigh.  NC 
Anne  L.  Noneman.  Soph.  Raleigh.  NC 
Luann  Noody,  Saph,  Waki  Ftml.  NC 
Steve  F.  Nordmanjr.  Charklli.  NC 


Jeannette  Ogborn.  Sr.  Charim,.  NC 
Leslie  Ogden,  Stph.  Wimln-Salem.  Nl 
Eileen  O'Grady.  Sr.  Vilmmiflm.  NC 
Terrente  C-  OHearn.  Soph.  Dolham.  . 


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Historic  sites  endangered 
by  proposed  thoroughfare 


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alir  SatUi  (Ear  UppI  m, 


Carolina  rises  from  dead 
to  trounce  Virginia,  71-54 


Council  reverses  ratting'  position 


sann  Ohier.  Soph.  Swannanoa.  NC 
ick  O'Kctfe,  Cm</.  Carrboro.  NC 
a  C  OKelley.  Soph.  Ashei'ilU.  NC 
F    OlJhjm.  Fr.  Oxford.  NC 


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Shira  Lynnc  Osborn.  5o/'-^,  Oxon  Hill,  i 
Cjrol  Osborne.  CraJ.  Grtemboro,  NC 
Rutus  Brady  Osborne,  jr..  io/"/),  Crt 
Ml  E   Otto,  Soph.  PitDburgh.  PA 
Robert  L,  Outten.Jr.  Plymouth.  NC 
Richard  E.  Overman.  Fr.  Wilson.  NC 
Steve  D.  Overman.  Soph.  Charlotu. 
C.  Overton.  Fr.  Oxford.  NC 


DeBerry  Owen,>,  Tarboro.  NC 

Conally  Owen.  Fr.  Gtbiomilh.  NC 
Ida  L.  Owenby.>.  Brevard.  NC 


Rachel  H  Parkei 
Sharon  Parker.  Fr.  Fjyetlet'ille.  NC 
WiUis  L,  Parker.Jr,  Timberlakt.  NC 
Katherjne  Ann  Parks.  Soph.  Galax.  VA 
Mary  Emily  Parks.yr.  Pittsboro.  NC 
Ralph  W  Parks  111.  Fr.  Monroe.  NC 
William  D.  Parmclee.yr.  Ral»gh.  NC 
J.  Parnelt.  Sr.  Parblon.  NC 


Cindy  Parneil.  Sr.  Gmruboro.  NC 
Gary  Wilion  Parr.Jr.  CharJefte.'NC 
Steve  Parris.  GraJ.  Winston-Sa/em.  NC 
Betty  Susao  Parrish.  Soph.  ThommrtUt.  NC 
CoDoie  Marie  Parnsh.  5r.  Grtiruboro.  NC 
Crawford  L.  Parrish.  Fr.  Durham.  NC 
Uura  Frances  Parrish.  GraJ.  NashiiUe.  TN 
Jeffrey  J   Parrott.  Sr  Moonmlit.  NC 


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Gary  D   Panlowjr,  Ch„rlom.  NC 
Mananna  Partnck.  Fr,  Wadeibam.  NC 
Douglas  Clyde  Pa5chaJ.  Soph.  GneniiUi.  NC 
Mark  Paschal.  Fr.  ITiMm-Sakm.  NC 
Alfreda  Paschall.  Fr.  Henjmort.  NC 
William  Pass.  5r.  Biinth,.  NC 


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uLnd.  NC 
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Michael  Alvin  Peckman.  Fr,  R^t/ard.  NC 
Aimce  Ptden.yr,  Hirforj,  NC 
Beverly  Peebles. 7r,  Ciadltr.  NC 
Patricia  Ann  Peek  Jr,  Riltigh.  NC 


=  Eliiabeth  Peele,  Sept.  U'oii.nglon,  NC 


.  Peelerjr,  Roiiuill.  NC 
la  J.  Pell.  Sr.  Aifeior.,  NC 
(  Sheldon  Pender.Jr.  Ptintlk.  NC 


Ann  E.  Pendergraph.^r.  Cwmbon.  NC 
Uaudene  W.  Pendergraph.  Sr,  Hillihreugli.  NC 
Anthony  D.  Pendry.  Fr,  High  Paint.  NC 
Carol  A.  Pennell.  Sr.  Shelby.  NC 
Rexanna  t.  Pennell,  Fr.  Valda,.  NC 
Nell  Victoria  Penmnpon,  Sr.  HnUsbora,  NC 
larosa  Pennix,  Fr,  E/l,«d.  NC 
Michael  A   Penney,  5r,  Allinln.  GA 


Deborah  C   Penny, ^r.  CLylm.  NC 
lames  F.  Penny.  Sr.  Ralfigh.  NC 
Marcia  L.  Penry.  Fr.  Lexington.  NC 
Nurla  Perez-Reyes,  Suph.  Chapel  Hill.  NC 
lohnny  Perkins.  Fr.  Shelby.  NC 
Louise  M.  Perkins,  Fr.  Baltimm.  MD 
Patricia  C   Perkins,  Sr.  Ml.  Holly.  NC 
Rex  Perkins,  Soph.  Lmnnburg.  NC 


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,  Dudley.  NC 
lean  M    Perry.  Soph.  Durham.  NC 
Uurie  A    Perry.  Sr.  Waihington.  NC 
Lisa  A,  Perry.  Fr.  Snou'  Camp.  NC 
Michael  Perry.  Soph.  Pittsboro,  NC 


Robin  D,  Perry. 7r,  Fayelleiille.  NC 
Steven  McCall  Perry,  Sr.  Winiton-Salen. 
Alan  L   Pershine.  /r  Raleigh.  NC 


Claudia  L  Pern     .>•    !•    ,"■ 

JaneE,  Peters   .     ■.■    ■■■. 

Rebecca  Ellin  I'  ■ 

Robert  L  Pen, 

Elizabeth  B    I'- n.  ,    /  ,     I  . 

Phyllis  C,  Petree,  Sr,  linU, 

Ralph  E.  PetriUo,  Sr.  Mt.  V, 

locelyn  A,  Pettibone.  Fr.  Charlotte.  NC 


NC 


NC 


James  M.  Pettigrew.yr.  Burlington. 
KeUic  E-  Pfaff.  Ft.  Fa,aia,Ut.  NC 
Terry  I-  Pfaff,  Jr.  Camp  Sfmgs.  MD 
Al  Phelps.  Soph.  Wilton.  NC 
Liura  L  Phelps.Jr.  Stalenilit.  NC 
Timothy  W.  Phelps.  Fr.  Wihtn.  NC 
Ann  M.  Philbrick.  Sr.  Bryn  Mtar.  PA 
Fern  L  PhiUips.  5r.  Durham.  NC 


Gary  J  Phillips.  Fr.  An^if 
Kathenne  W  Phillips.  Sr. 
Lyndy  Phillips.  Fr.  Cl.-ark. 


Denras  Pickett. >.  Burlington.  NC 


Shei 


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nhiille.  NC 
Bert  C   Piggot.  Jr.,  S.p«.  Gt»™rfor».  NC 
Julaine  Pike.  Fr.  Stlma.  NC 
Craig  Piland.  Soph.  Faytttmlli.  NC 
David  Pilkington.yr.  Clayton.  NC 


Gary  W  Pinkelton.  f  r,  Gr« 
Nicky  Pipkin.yr.  Vtlmingtan.  NC 
Robin  E  Pipkin.  Sr.  Raliigh.  NC 
Kim  B-  Pippin.  Fr.  Furmriltt.  NC 
Ceha  A.  Pistohs.  Sr.  Tarhoro.  NC 
Sambra  Jane  Pirtard.yr.  Ox/orti.  NC 


EUsabeth  Pittman.yr,  San/orJ.  NC 
Gregory  B.  Pittman.  Sopb.  Siler  City.  NC 
Kalhy  L,  Pittman.  Fr,  Fayrttmlh.  NC 
Lawrence  J,  Pittman,  Fr,  RMnoir  RupiJ,.  NC 
Karyl  Pitier.  Soph.  Faytttnilli.  NC 
Sandra  Lee  Plain.yr,  RuUigh.  NC 
William  R.  Pleneflsch.  Soph.  Caitonbur,.  CT 
Lisa  Ann  Plier.  Jr.  Fayellnjltr.  NC 


Julie  Plott.7r.>»i„/ouB.  NC 
Ptecious  E.  Plummer.  Sr.  Charhtti.  NC 
Cranford  O-  Piyer,>,  Thomaiiillt.  NC 
Susan  D-  Plyler,  Sr.  AlkrmarU,  NC 
William  W.  Plyler.  Sr.  Wilion.  NC 
Joseph  Poats.  Soph.  Hickory.  NC 


S-  Belinda  Polk.>.  Grr.xjfcro.  NC 
Tern  Poison.  Sr.  Cary.  NC 
Janice  L.  Ponder.  Fr,  HtndmonnUr .  I 
Jan  Poole.  Soph.  Charlotte.  NC 
Karen  L.  Poole.  Fr.  Burlington.  NC 


1  E    Poole.  Sr.  Virgilina.  VA 


R,  Lee  Poole.>,  Taylortiilli.  NC 
Shawn  Poole.  Fr.  RaUigh.  NC 
Will  H   Poole.  Sr.  Gmnihon.  NC 
Candi  Pope.>.  Cidar  Cron.  NC 
Carter  Pope.  Sr.  Atlanta.  GA 
James  Arthur  Pope.  Sr.  Raltigh.  NC 
Myra  S.  Pope.  Fr.  Gaslonia.  NC 
Renric  J.  Pope.  Soph.  Hickory.  NC 


Diane  E.  Porter.  Sr.  Salisbury.  NC 
Gary  L,  Porter.  Fr.  GntniilU.  NC 
Lester  Ray  Porter,  Sr.  Chapel  Hill.  NC 
Margaret  E.  Porter.  Sr.  Framingham.  Mi 


irfield.  Fr.  Burlington.  NC 


Brenda  S.  Posey. Jr.  Carrboro.  NC 
Thomas  Keith  Posey.  Sr.  Apex.  NC 
David  Rodney  Poston.  Fr.  Staleitille.  NC 
Keith  Edward  Poteat.  Fr.  Proitiience.  NC 
Laural  L   Potter.^r.  Ingomar.  PA 
Cathy  Potts.  Fr.  Lalrohe.  PA 


Ramona  L  Power,  yr.  Lexington 
Ruth  A.  PowcfS.  Sr.  Neu  Bern. 
Susan  L  Powers,  GraJ.  Winito, 
Mary  Pratt.  Soph.  Raleigh.  NC 


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Jjnicc  V   PresnJl.  Scph.  Roamti  Rapid,.  NC 
Tim  J-  Preson.  Fr.  ChjrItlu.  NC 
Margaret  M.  Pressly.  Fr,  CharUlle.  NC 
Lawrence  T.  Prevaile.  Seph.  Chajhoum,  SC 


rley  Lee  Pcewill.  Jr.,  Sr.  Aforgao/ 
ce  R.  Price,  fr.  Craniitro,  NC 


i  Price  Jr.  Pillsburf^h,  PA 


effery  B   Price, ; 
enniiVr  Price,  Fr 


Penny  E   Prince,  Soph.  Charlelli.  NC 
iusan  Elaine  Prince.  Fr.  Durham.  NC 
Linda  L   Prior.  Fr.  Fa,rlu,ilU.  NC 
Linda  M    Pnsceia,  Sr.  Dortr.  NJ 


Catherine  E.  Pri: 


.  Fr.  KiTUIon.  NC 


enda  Sue  Propsr.Jr.  Chir. 


:U  W    Propst.  Sr.  GaiMia.  NC 
la  T   Prouty.  Sr.  ChaptI  Hill.  NC 
cia  N   Prouty.  Jr.  Chapil  Hill.  NC 
'  L  Pruzan,  Fr.  Larehmenl.  NY 


Debra  lean  Pryor.Jr,  Rtidsrill,.  NC 
Robin  A   Puckelt.  5r,  MjrihfitU.  MO 
Steven  C   VuAtu.Jr.  Rociutll.  NC 
John  R   Puette.  Sr.  Rtthitck.  SC 


Robert  PurceU.Jr,  Cindlir.  NC 


Donna  L  Pursley.  Fr.  Cnnntlly  Springs.  NC 
Anna  Mane  Purvis,  Sr  RMini.  NC 


J   Steve  Qualcenbu; 


Linda  Carol  Quick.  Soph.  Aihettllt.  SC 
Keich  R.  Quigley.  Sofh.  Fayaitti/U.  NC 
Janet  B   Quinn.  Jr.  Fm^  Hill.  NC 
Johnny  Franklin  Quinn.  fr.  JatkiontiUe.  NC 
Lcsljc  J.  Raasch.  Soph,  Fayelletille.  NC 
Gregory  C.  Raber.  Fr.  AthntUt.  NC 


Donald  M   Rabil.  Jr.  Wimlon-Salim.  NC 
Frances  Lura  Radec,  Sr.  Moomvilk.  NC 
Susan  Rafshoon.yr.  Atlanta.  GA 
Belh  Ragan.^r,  Fuquay-Vahna.  NC 
Beih  Ragan,  Sr.  Uxingtort.  NC 
Gwendolyn  Anne  Raines.  Fr.  Matthnti.  NC 
Timothy  R   Rains.  Soph.  GoUshoro.  NC 
Myra  D.  Rainwater.  Fr.  Ro<iinghdm.  NC 


Thomas  Rakestraw,  Jr  .>.  ReiJsiiUt.  NC 
Dean  M.  Railings.  Sr.  Charlotti.  NC 
Hank  Ralston.  Soph.  Vilminglor.  NC 
Jane  Rambo.  Soph.  Kanga.  Rep  of  lain 
Donald  Earl  Ramseur,  Jr  .Jr.  Gaitonia.  N 
M,  Malinda  Ramseur.  Soph.  Grttniboro.  N 
Cedrick  L- Ramsey.  Ff.  5/>*nff     "" 


.  Sr.  Roxhoro.  NC 


.  Rocky  Mount.  NC 


Marione  A.  Ramsey. /r, 
Richard  S   Rand.  Jr  .  Fr,  Ralegh.  NC 
Frances  E   Randall.  Fr,  MooresiilU.  NC 
Marcus  E,  Randall.  Sr,  Cli/fitd,.  NC 


Cheryl  Y   Ransom.  Ir.  Salt, bury.  NC 
Mark  R   Ransom,  Soph.  Raletgh.  NC 
Janie  Ranson,  Sr.  Charloltt.  NC 
R-  Michael  Ranson.  Fr.  Charlotte.  NC 
Linda  L-  Raper.  GraJ.  Wimlon-Salem.  NC 
'       1  Gayle  Raridon.  Fr.  Oak  Rtdgt.  TN 


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'.  NC 


Lesa  Anne  Ratliff.  Fr,  VaUese.  NC 
Cheryl  J.  Ray.  Fr.  Greensboro.  NC 
Gwendolyn  D   Ray.  Soph.  Fayetlenlle.  Nc 


Jeff  Raynes.  Sr.  Kin.lon.  NC 


Will.am  Reagan, Jr,  R„/J,„   NC 
Kathleen  M   Reahl,  Sr,  Ttuion.  MD 
Richard  H    Reams.  Sr,  Cir,,  NC 
Ellen  P    Reap,  Sr.  Chapel  Htll.  NC 


Ue  Reavis.  Fr.  V'tniton-Salem.  NC 
Julia  A,  Rece.  Sr.  Charlotte.  NC 
Mary  L.  Reckerd. Jr.  Spring  Lake.  NC 
Hortense  D,  Redd.  Sr.  Durham.  NC 
Shann  Redding.  Soph.  Athehoro.  NC 
ind.yr.  Moehtille.  NC 


Teresa  J,  Reel.Jr,  Marion.  NC 
Bryan  R.  Keep.  Jr..  Jr.  Carthage.  NC 
Dorothy  Reep.  Fr.  Hickory.  NC 
Thomas  England  Reep.  Sr.  Glen  Alpir, 
Nan  Cooper  Reese.  Fr.  Roeiy  Mount. 
Richard  L  Reese.Jr.  Hittor).  NC 


George  S,  Regisr 
Mary  F,  Register.  Fr.  Neu  Bern 
Andra  DeCorta  Reid.  Sr,  tf'i/jo, 
C.  Ervin  Reid.  Sr.  Columbia.  SC 


Peier  Remiiesjr.  MoreheaJ  City.  NC 
Robin  E.  Remsburg.  Sr.  Lextngton.  NC 
Debbie  D.  Remsburgcr.  Soph.  Raleigh.  NC 
Mary  K.  Rench.Jr.  Racim,  Wl 
Ann  Rcndieman,5r,  Greemboro.  NC 
Bill  Rendleman,  5oM.  Columbia.  SC 
Kevin  J   Renegarjr,  Fayetmillt.  NC 
Donna  P   Renfrew.  Soph,  Middlestx.  NC 


Ltrt-n  C.  Reynolds,  /-,  <^hurhiu.  NC 
jndsay  H,  Reynolds,  ir.  tt" (/««««/ on, 
luben  H.  Reynolds.^r.  Salisbury.  NC 
■  hcrry  L.  Reynolds.Jr,  Rexboro.  NC 


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Enc  M  Rivera,  f  r,  Durham.  NC 
George  P  Rjves.  Sr.  Charlotte,  N( 
Helen  G  Roath.  Fr,  Barlirtglm,  I 
Jeanecie  Fays  Robbins.  Fr.  Tarioi 


Kathy  Jean  Roberts.  Sr.  Kimiriiilii.  NC 
Mary  M   Roberts,  S»/>*.  Cntntille.  NC 
Nancy  E.  Roberts.yr.  Durham.  NC 
Stephen  J-  Robens.  Sr.  Alt.  Airy,  NC 


Barbara  1-  Robins.  Fr,  Durham.  NC 
Tom  Robins.  Sr,  Wintlm-Salm.  NC 
Cindy  Robinson, >,  Winstm-Salrm.  NC 
Clarice  Yvonne  Robinson,  Sr,  Ellrrbe.  NC 


David  J.  Robinson.yr,  Crvrnj*,,r«,  NC 
Gregory  Lee  Robinson,7r,  San/trd.  NC 
H.  Hirwood  Robinson  III,  Sr,  Faymeti 
y  Neil  Robinson.  Soph.  Shtlhy.  NC 


Karen  Ann  Robinson,yr,  Rahmh.  NC 
M  Burderte  Robinson,  Sr,  Sjn/orJ.  NC 
Rosalind  E.L  Robinson,  Fr,  Cmruboni. 
Sandra  Kay  Robinson, >,  Atlanta.  GA 


Mark  D-  Rockett.  Sr.  Viliiitoro.  NC 


Stuan  Elaine  Rodwell,  Sr.  Roiky  Mt .  NC 
Amelia  Lynn  Rogers,  Fr,  Wtmton-Salrm.  ' 
Bruce  A  Rogers, >,  V'lrtiton-Salem.  NC 
Carol  Susan  Rogers,  Crad.  N   It'iltnborc 


Margaret  E.  Rogers,  Sr,  Roxboro 
Melany  Rogers,  Fr,  Ft.  Bragg,  t 
Noah  Vance  Rogers,  Fr.  Ortrm 


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Patricia  Ann  Rofiersjr,  HtndersonvilU.  NC 

Robby  Rogers,  Soph.  Bethama.  NC 

Vicki  Rogers.  Fr.  Htndtnon.  NC 

Danny  M.  RoEerson.yr,  Eltzabtlh  City.  NC 

Debby  Rogoff.Sr,  Potomac.  MD 

Jane  Elizabeth  Ronner.  Soph.  Ntu-  City.  NY 

Pam  Rone,  5r,  Aiheboro.  NC 

Rjta  L.  Rone.  Fr.  Charlotte.  NC 


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Shelley  Ann  Rose,  Sr.  Atlanta.  CA 
I>wight  Todd  Roseman.  Fr,  RoikutU.  NC 
Melinda  J.  Roseman,  Soph,  Kannapolij. 
Susan  Rosenberg, yr,  Onemille,  SC 
Jim  Rosenberger,  Soph,  CUmmom,  NC 
Roben  Rosiello,7r,  Fraatltn.  Ml 
E,  Wayne  Ross,  Sr.  Charlottt.  NC 
John  F  Ross,yr,  Cbjriatt,.  NC 


Kathy  D   Ross,  Fr.  Charlctu.  NC 
Lynne  Ann  Ross,  Fr.  W:n,lon-SaUm.  NC 
Paula  Caye  Ross,  Sopb.  WhilnilU.  NC 


NC 


Rossuch,  Fr.  Wi: 


HamUmllr.  NC 
Dorene  Rountree,  Soph.  GranriUt.  NC 
Patii  K  Rouse,>,  Kinsloit.  NC 
WD-  Rouse, yr,  Kiiutm.  NC 


J    Ro^e.Jr.  StaMoniturf.  NC 

m  Louise  Rowe,  Saph,  Raliigh.  NC 

in  N.  Rowe,>,  Detatur,  CA 

d  A.  Rowland,>.  Cnals.  NC 

Roy,  Fr.  Charhlti.  NC 

c  Royal,  Sr.  Wiruton-Saltm.  NC 


Charles  F-  Roysier,  Sr,  Gritniboro.  NC 
Harry  Joseph  Royster,  Fr.  ChaptI  Hill.  NC 
leffrey  Andre  Rubel,>,  Spartanburg,  SC 
David  L  Rubinsohn,  Sr.  Meajoubronk,  PA 
William  Greene  Rudd,  Sapb.  Eden.  NC 
Cathy  M-  Rudisill,  Soph.  Catawba.  NC 
Annre  M   Ruffin,  Sr.  Kinly.  NC 
Sara  E.  Rubbin,yr,  V'dun.  NC 


L.  Rui 


i,yr,  WathtnRtoa,  NC 


Angela  K   Runyon,  Fr.  Dallas.  NC 

Scoci  Runyon, yr,  Ajhtrilli.  NC 

Kay  Rupen,yr,  Durham.  NC 

David  Albert  Rushing,  Soph,  Monroe.  N 

Barbara  A   Rushton,  Soph.  Lumberton.  f 

Michael  Garry  Russ,  Soph.  Shelby.  NC 


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Kevin  Russell,  Sr,  Cary.  NC 
Lori  B,  Russell.  Fr.  Miami.  FL 
Michael  Linn  Russell,  Soph.  Cary.  N( 
Ritchie  C.  Russell, >,  Winston-Salem 
Uura  Leigh  Ruth,  Fr,  Burlington.  N( 
Ian  C  Rutherford,  Sr.  Raleigh,  NC 
Barry  Rutledge.  Sr.  Roxboro,  N 


1  Ruzicka,  Soph,  Gre 


,  Fr,  Charlotte,  NC 
etc  N.  Saffelle,  Soph,  Burlington.  NC 
t  Sain,  Sr.  Hiekory,  NC 


,.  Soph,  SmilhfieU.  NC 


Jody  Sanders,  Sr,  Tampa.  FL 
Kendace  F.  Sanders, >,  Chapel  Hill.  NC 
William  E.  Sanders,  Jr.,  Fr,  Greensboro.  NC 
David  P.  Sanderson,  Soph.  Albemarle.  NC 
Leshe  Sanderson,  Sr.  Maxlon.  NC 
Uanne  Sandifer,yr,  Rocky  Point.  NC 


Ann  L  Saravalli.  Soph.  Charlotte.  NC 
Charles  McBrayer  Sasser,  Sr.  Morgantim.  Si 
David  Sasser,  Sr,  Rocky  Mount.  NC 
D.W  Sasser.  Jt..>,  Vilioa.  NC 
Jonathiin  Drew  Sasser.  Sr.  Indian  Trail.  NC 
Paul  Sasser.  Soph.  Rocky  Mount.  NC 


Brend;t  G.  Saunders,  Fr.  Roxboro.  NC 
Charles  Otis  Saunders.  Fr.  Charlotte.  NC 
Debbie  Lynn  Saunders.  Soph.  ArchdaU.  NC 
John  Floyd  Saunders.  5r,  Gretmboro.  NC 
Judy  Saunders.  Sr.  ReidsnUe.  NC 
Phylhs  Saunders.  Fr.  AutryvtUe.  NC 
Roger  P.  Saundersjr  GaUi.  NC 
Craig  Savage,  Sr,  Columiut.  IN 


David  Savage.  Sr.  Bessemer  City.  NC 
Tina  Savage. >.  Apex.  NC 
Mika  Savir.yr.  Chapel  H ill.  NC 
Carol  Saylor,  Soph.  Wimion-SaUm.  NC 
Jennifer  G.  Saylor.  Fr.  Greensboro.  NC 
Stephen  P.  Schaefer.  Fr.  Chapel  Hill.  NC 
Diane  V.  Schafer,  Sr.  Dillon.  SC 
Timothy  D    Scheetz.  Sr.  Elon  College.  NC 


Michael  Schell.>,  Unoir.  NC 
Mark  L.  Schewe.  Soph.  Greensboro.  NC 
Soma  J.  Schiller,  ^r.  Myrtle  Beach.  SC 
James  C,  Schleter.  5r.  Garrett  Park.  MD 
Kathryn  L.  SchmuUing.  Fr.  St.  CharUs,  IL 
David  Alan  Schneider.Jr.  Wallace.  NC 
Peter  Schneider.  Sr.  Wmston-Salem.  NC 
Scott  Schoedler.yr,  Allentloun.  PA 


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Elizabeth  Lynn  S  *! 
Robin  A.  Schoetil 
Elizabeth  G.  Sch  t 
Deborah  S.  Sch  ii 
Lisa  Schoonderw 
Amy  Schotiland  Sr 


Michael  F.  Schulwe.  Fr.  Charlotte.  NC 
Karen  Schumacher,  Fr,  Charlotte 
Amy  L.  Schwani.  Soph.  Raleigh.  NC 


.  Fr.  North  Bay  Village.  FL 


I.  Jane  Scott.>,  Gr, 


Carol  A,  Scott.  Soph.  Kimton.  NC 
David  A.  Scott.  5r,  Matiheus,  NC 
Donna  L.  Scott,  Soph,  ReidsnlU.  NC 
Evelyn  J.  Seoit.7''.  Raleigh.  NC 
Gay  Scott,  Sr.  Elizabeth  City.  NC 
Lela  Ann  Scon,  Ft.  V'llliamton.  NC 
Linda  A.  Scon,  Soph.  Tarboro.  NC 
Mark  Scott.  Sr.  Fair  Bluff.  NC 


Susan  C.  Scoit.yr,  Orienmi'i  Spri'S.  fL 
William  D-  Scoci.  Jr.SoM.  Whiiptnnf  Pinr, 
Ralph  O,  Scronce.  Jr.,  Sr,  Charhlu.  SC 
Sandra  Seaboch.  Fr.  Saliitury.  NC 
Sieven  W.  Seagle.  Sr.  Vale.  NC 
lamts  R   Seals.  Soph.  Chap,l  H,ll.  NC 
Philip  E.  Searcy.  Sr.  Blaii  Ma„nMn.  NC 
David  A.  Sears,  Sr.  UudtnttlU.  NY 


Stephanie  Ann  Sears,  Sr.  Momirilli.  i 
Karen  L.  Seawell,  Fr.  Carlhag,.  NC 
James  Lee  Seay,  Jr  ,./r.  Ralagh.  NC 
Gcorganne  Sebastian, 7r,  Sulnbury.  N 


aD.  S 

ncy  J-  Sederhol    . 
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Segars,  Saph.  Marrm.  NC 


Pam  Seher.  Fr.  Rahigh.  NC 
Susan  Elizabeth  Self,  Saph.  Durham.  NC 
Ronda  R.  Sell,  Fr.  Wintlm-Salem.  NC 
Uvonda  V,  Sellars,  Sr.  Chaptl  Hill.  NC 
Greg  Sellers,  Fr,  Uncolnlor,.  NC 
Karen  Sellers,  Fr,  Maxlon.  NC 
Keith  T,  Sellers,  Sr.  SlatrivilU.  NC 
Manha  E.  Sellers.  Soph.  Wimlon-Saltn,.  NC 


1  R.  Serletis.Jr,  Raleigh,  NC 


Rick  Sessions,^,  \Chilettlle.  NC 
Barbara  A.  Sessoms,  Sr.  Eruin.  NC 
bsa  G.  Sessoms,  Fr.  Fayelletilte.  NC 
Vicky  Elaine  Settlemyre,  Sr.  Drexel.  NC 
Cynthia  R   Setjer,  Soph.  Ctnoier.  NC 
Mary  Kathryn  Sevenn,  Fr.  AshlanJ.  VA 
Thomas  Seven.^r.  Kannjpolit.  NC 
Dean  Sexton,  Sr,  Aihehoro.  NC 


Scott  L.  Sexton,  Fr,  High  Poinl,  NC 
Frances  J.  Seymour,  Fr,  Chapel  Hill,  NC 
Linda  S.  Seymour,  Crad,  SanforJ,  NC 
Douglas  A.  Shackelford,  Soph.  Hooierton,  NC 
Fran  H.  Shackelford, >,  Durham.  NC 
Greg  Shackelford, >,  Raleigh,  NC 
Manina  D.  Shackelford,  Jr.  Gr«iii*«r»,  NC 
Kenny  Shade, >,  Bummlle.  NC 


i  Shannon,  Sr,  Charlon, 
Howard  Shareff,  Graet,  Fluihir, 
Tamira  G-  Sharp,  Fr,  Ahoikit.  , 
,  K  Sharpe,  Fr,  Jl»/li.  NC 


Dean  F,  Shaver,  Soph,  Lexington,  Ni 
Michael  E.  Shaver.  Sr.  Greensboro,  h 
Carol  Shas*>,  Soph.  Charlotte.  NC 
Debbie  Shaw,  Fr.  Staley.  NC 
Gail  Lynn  Shaw,>,  Saluiury.  NC 


s  M-  Shaw,  Fr.  Ml.  Olii 
w,Jr,  Lumberton, 
likr.  Sr,  Chapel 


NC 


Cathy  Sheets,  Fr,  Meihanicsiille,  VA 
Frank  G   Shell,  Soph.  Raleigh.  NC 
Greg  Shell,  Soph.  VaUeie,  NC 
Martin  Shelley,  Fr,  Charlotte.  NC 
Paul  Shellman,  Fr.  Berkeley  Height,.  NJ 
Donald  S-  Shelton,  Jr,  Greemboro.  NC 
Wilham  R.  Shelton, >,  Wimlon-Salem,  NC 
Carole  V.  Shepherd,  Soph,  Sanford,  NC 


WiUard  N   Shepherd,Jr,  Rociy  Mount,  NC 
Patricia  Marie  Sheppard,  Fr,  Vinjlon-Salem,  NC 
George  James  Sheppard,  Sr,  Raleigh,  NC 
Sara  Lynn  Sherer,  Fr,  Troulman,  NC 
Don  B-  Sherman,  Soph,  Burlington,  NC 
Elaine  Sherman,  Fr,  Lillwgton,  NC 
A   Lynn  Sherrill,  Fr,  Conoi 


Mala  D   Sherrill,  Sr,  Neuton,  NC 


Mary  Claire  ShtrnU  Jr.  SiaiemlU.  NC 
MoUie  W.  Shernn,  Soph.  CharlolU.  NC 
Jim  Kemp  Sherron  III.  Fr.  Raletgh.  NC 
Susan  M.  Shenerly.  Sr.  EnglfuooJ.  CO 


Ben  Shore.  Fr.  YadktmiUe.  NC 

Ernest  Grady  Shore  III,  Fr.  Grtensbon.  Nil 

Mary  K.  Shore. ^r.  Raltigb.  NC 

Paul  G-  Shotsberger.Jr.  Chatham.  NJ 

Steven  K.  Shrader.5r.  M:amt.  FL 

Breoda  B.  Shropshire.  5r.  Elon  College.  NC 

Bonnie  E,  Shrum.  Sr.  Raleigh.  NC 


Carol  Shrum,  Soph.  Charlotte.  NC 
Donald  W.  Shrum.  Grad.  CharlolU.  NC 
Gretchen  L.  Shue.>.  Ml  Pitasani.  NC 
David  E.  Shuford.A.  Winslon-Salem.  NC 


Michael  T.  Shuniaie.>.  North  Wilteiiwro. 
Danny  Shuping,  Sr.  Kannapo/ii.  NC 
Sarah  K.  Shun.^r.  Roancke  Rapids.  NC 
WiUiam  A.  Sibbick.  Sr  MartituvtUt.  VA 
Shawn  Carol  Sibley.  Fr.  Cary.  NC 
Harry  Sibold.y*'.  Stgrtal  Niounlai 


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Annie  R.  Siegel.  Fr.  Charhlli.  NC 
CM  Siegel.  Sr.  drrion.  NC 
Sharon  L  Siegnst. /r.  Willwgiero.  N 
Nena  Elizabeth  Sifford,  Fr.  Wirnmi- 
Melissa  K.  Sigmon,  Sr.  CLmatnl.  N 
Michael  Roben  Siler,  Jr.  Rtiion.  VA 
Curtis  E.  Sill.  Soph.  Vilminpm.  NC 
Sherry  Silvers.Jr.  R^Utih.  NC 


Cathy  J.  Simmons.  Sr,  Gretrjihoro.  NC 
Donald  L  Simmons.  Sr,  Kimton.  NC 
G,G.  Simmons.  Fr.  Cormrr.  NC 
Kaihenne  D.  Sir 
McRay  Simmons 


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:  WhilniUt.  NC 
r.  Rmnoi,  Rapid:.  NC 
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1  R,  Simpson.  Jr.  Fr,  C*ii 


Charles  D.  Simpson. ^r.  Tmulman.  NC 
Ethelyn  N.  Simpson,  Soph,  Satannah.  GA 
Gleniia  Simpson.  Soph.  Ltmolnlon.  NC 
John  Simpson,  Soph.  CharlolU.  NC 
Rhonda  J.  Simpson.  Soph.  Burlinglon.  NC 
Tern  L  Simpson.  Fr.  GoUsbora.  NC 
Stephen  Sims.  Soph.  AlLmla.  GA 
Sue  A-  Sims.  Sr.  Uurinburg.  NC 


Maione  D.  Singer.  Fr.  V'llion.  NC 
Joseph  Lee  Singletary.  Soph.  Wimton-Salem. 
Sally  J-  Singleton.  Sr.  GmniilU.  NC 
Donna  Renee  Sink.yr.  Thomairille.  NC 
Mitchell  Scott  Sink,  Soph.  ThonaitiUe.  NC 
Roben  A.  Sink.  Fr.  RaUtgh.  NC 
Roben  C.  Sink.  Soph.  Sanford.  NC 
Bonnie  L  Sisk.  Sr.  Winilon-Salrm.  NC 


Mary  Sisk,  Sr.  Alhrtillr.  NC 
Susan  Sinerson.  Fr.  Robenomillt.  NC 
Teresa  D.  Skenes.  Sr.  Burling/on.  NC 
Ameran  R.  Skerren,  Fr.  Cedar  Mountain.  \ 
Claire  O.  Skidmore.  Fr.  Monlrral.  NC 
James  Crawford  Skinner.  Fr,  Parkton.  NC 
Muffin  Skinner.yr,  CharlolU.  NC 
Patncia  A.  Skinner,  Grad.  Ellington.  CT 


W'llham  Pailin  Skinner.  Soph.  Raleigh.  NC 
Enc  R-  Skipper.  Fr.  Columbui.  NC 
Susan  J.  Slack,  SoM.  Florence.  SC 
Jeff  C.  Slagle.  Soph.  Umberlon.  NC 
Sandy  K-  Sleeman.>.  WhileiiUe.  NC 
Cheryl  Sloan.  Soph.  Kannapolis.  NC 
Michelle  Sloan.  Soph.  High  Poinl.  NC 
Susan  A.  Sloat.yr.  Durham.  NC 


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Amanda  B-  Sloop,  Fr,  Runl  Hall.  NC 
Mary  A.  Sloop, yr,  MaiJtn.  NC 
Sharon  Elaine  Sloop.^r,  China  Crave.  NC 
Tracy  C.  Sloop,  Sofrh.  Wnghunlle  Btach.  NC 


Wendy  R  Small,  f  r.  Fair  Bluff.  NC 
Ann  Smallwood,  Fr.  Granihon.  NC 
Cynthia  A,  Sman,  Fr.  Bmard.  NC 
Joy  Smawley,  Scfh.  Mnomvilk.  NC 
Peter  W,  Smeallie,  Sr.  Towion.  MD 
.  Fr.  RaUigh.  NC 


Barbata  Love  Smith.  Jr.  Drira,  Bad 
Barry  Smith,  Sr,  Graham.  NC 
Becky  Smith,  Saph.  Hichry.  NC 
Brenda  J,  Smith,  Soph,  lounburg.  NC 
Bryan  W.  Smith.yr.  Ntw  Bern.  NC 


C.  Larry  Smith, 7r,  Clemmoni.  NC 


Dcbbit  I'    Smith,  /r.  Charlotte.  NC 
Donald  G    Smiih,  Jopt.  VinMn-Salent.  NC 
Donald  W   Smith,  Fr.  Pilot  Mountain.  NC 
Eddie  L.  Smith.yr.  Greeniilli.  NC 
Henry  Claiborne  Smith,  Sr.  Goldsboro.  NC 


Jeanme  Sinith.>,  Burlington.  NC 
Joseph  C.  Smith,  Sr.  Siler  City.  NC 
Juhe  A.  Smith.  Fr.  Charlotte.  NC 
Karen  Smith.^r.  Sharpiiierg.  NC 


Leshe  Smith.  Soph.  Mron.  OH 
Linda  D   Smith.  Soph.  Greensboro.  /< 
Lisa  A,  Smith, ./r.  Gibioni'ille.  NC 
Lynda  C.  Smith,  Fr.  Greensboro.  NC 
Lynda  Marie  Smith,  Soph.  Gastonia 


Marlin  Smith,  Fr,  R.</ngi!>,  NC 


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Mehnda  J  Smit 
Millard  C  Smith,  Fr 
Nan  V  Smith,  Soph. 
Pamela  C.  Smith.  Soj 
Pam  L  Smith. yr.  Ra 
Patricia  Angela  Smit 


Patricia  D.  Smith,  fr,  Lexington.  NC 
Phillip  R,  Stmth.  Fr.  Ruthtrfard.  NC 
Phyllis  Marie  Smith.^r.  Charlotte,  NC 
Rjiitiy  D.  Smith.  Fr.  Burlington.  NC 


Sharon  T-  Smith.  Fr,  Rulogk.  NC 
Susan  D.  Smith.  Sr,  Walnut  Coir.  NC 
Susan  Marie  Smith.Jr.  Manki-illt.  NC 
Teresa  D-  Snurh.  Fr,  Colfax.  NC 
Thomas  E-  Smith. >,  Ralttgh.  NC 
Timothy  M.  Smith.  Sr.  Thoma:rillt.  NC 
Virginia  Charla  Smith.>.  LaanI  Hill.  NC 
Wantla  B,  Smith. >.  Zibalon,  NC 


W  David  Smith.  Sr.  Fayrttmllr.  NC 
Wendy  Lee  Smith.  Sr.  Najhrill,.  NC 
Michael  Smithwick.  Sr,  Ralrigh,  NC 
Carol  Anne  Smolka.>.  Durham.  NC 
Joel  J.  Smuckler.  Fr.  Raliigh.  NC 


Deborah  A   Snipes. yr  Graham.  NC 


Robin  Lee  Sowell.  Fr.  Bon  An 
Charles  Sowers.  Soph.  Lexington.  NC 
Susan  Lynn  Spargo.yr.  Cooleemet.  NC 
Kathy  Lynn  Sparks.Jr,  Greensioro.  NC 
Teresa  K.  Sparks.  Sr,  Moikiiille.  NC 
Mary  L,  Sparrow.>,  Clinton.  NC 


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James  M.  Speight.  Fr.  Wilion.  NC 
Jerry  Roscoe  Speight.  Fr.  Snow  Hill.  NC 
Susan  L  Speir.  Fr.  Raleigh.  NC 
Richard  Spell.  Sr.  Aatryiilli.  NC 
Herman  Spence  lll,yr,  Kiniton.  NC 
Tern  R   Spence.  SoM,  Kimton.  NC 


DavnjSpivey,So>A.  Graham.  NC 
Jill  S-  Spivey,  Fr.  Boone.  NC 
Linda  Spivey.  Soph.  Sanford.  NC 
Mickey  Spivey.  Soph.  Villon  Sprini 


e  A.  Sponselier.  Sr.  Arlington.  VA 
Martha  L.  Spracklin.  Sr,  Charlotte.  NC 
Susan  V,  Spragg,  Sr.  Ft.  Lauderdale.  FL 
'       ■     "      inkle.yr.  Southern  Pine,.  NC 


W.  Anthony  Springs.  Sr.  Wilmington.  NC 
Mary  K,  Sprinkle,  f  r.  Coral  Sprtngi.  FL 
Katie  Spudis.  Soph,  Winiton-Salem.  NC 
Lisa  J,  Spurrier.  Soph.  Charlotte,  NC 
Barbara  J,  Staab.  Soph,  Chapel  Hill.  NC 
Paul  N-  Stack.yr,  Charlotte.  NC 
Cecil  W,  Stackhouse,  Sr.  Slier  City.  NC 
Edwatd  A.  Stafford.  Jr.  WinMn-Salem.  NC 


Jennie  Stafford.  Soph.  Kerneriitlle.  NC 
Edward  P.  Srahel.  Fr.  Raleigh.  NC 
Mary  E.  Stallard.  Soph.  Reidirille.  NC 
Lisa  Ann  Stallings.  Fr,  Lenoir,  NC 
Randy  Edward  Stallings.  Sr.  Rocky  Mount.  J 
Susan  Stallone.  Sr,>»m/raf.,  NC 
Sarah  Cynthia  Stamey.  Sr.  Winston-Salem.  I 
Robert  C.  Stamper.  Jr.,  Sr.  Charlotte,  NC 


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lohn  C,  Siancil.  Sfipt.  Concord.  NC 
Shaion  D.  Slancil.  Sr.  WiUon.  NC 


Pamcia  Sunley  Jr.  Suamboro.  NC 
Heidi  A.  Scarnes.  Fr.  Charhlu.  NC 


Mary  Suzanne  Staxnes,  Sr.  Cranm  Falls.  NC 
Sharyn  L.  Scarnes  Jr,  Gran.It  Falls.  NC 
Stephen  H.  Starnesjr,  Burlington,  NC 
Mary  Beth  Starr,  Fr.  Roxioro,  NC 


Robert  J.  Staslukaitis.  Fr.  Summtrtillr.  SC 
Ginget  Steel.yr,  Crrenjiore.  NC 
Melinda  A.  Steele.  Sr.  Hig*  Poinl.  NC 
Mark  B   Steelman.^r.  Uuunhurg.  NC 


Terry  Claude  Steelmanjr.  YadkimiUi.  NC 
Eric  M   Steen.  Sr.  Vallry  Forge.  PA 
Tony  Steen.Vr.  Mamarontit.  NY 
William  R   Sieiger«ald.  So.  Ralngh.  NC 


Hanlc  J   Steinberg,  So.  Spartanburg.  SC 
lennifer  Steinbrenner,  Fr.  Tampa.  FL 
Carole  Joyce  Stemkowslcl.  Fr.  Durham.  NC 
David  M.  Stemper,  Jr.  Chapel  Hill.  NC 


(jloria  Almeyda  Stemper,  Sr.  Chapel  Hill.  NC 
Bicket  Stephens.  Sr.  Rtidsullc.  NC 
Elizabeth  A-  Stephens,  f  r,  Wimlon-Saletn.  NC 
Janice  E.  Stephens,  Jr.  Houston.  TX 


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Kenna  L   Stephenson,  St.  t'llion.  NC 
Mark  A.  Stephenson,  Fr.  Durham.  NC 
Kim  SterLng.  So.  Morehead  City.  NC 
John  Sternlicht,  Fr.  Fayetteiille.  NC 


Art  Stetson,  So.  Beach  Haven.  PA 
lanice  A.  Stett,  So.  Kinston.  NC 
Brenda  G.  Stevens.  Fr.  Sanford.  NC 
Carl  O  Neal  Stevens.  Sr.  Uuriniurg.  NC 


Randal  J   Stewan.  So.  Hicttry  NC 
SaJly  S,  Siewan.  Sr.  Ch^rhllt.  NC 
Vickie  S   Stewan.  Sr.  F„y,llmU,.  NC 
Ben  SuLng,  S',  Lenoir.  NC 
Caioljn  G,  Scill  Jr,  Wimlon-S^len 


Maty  E.  SuUson,  Sr.  CkiiprI  Hill.  NC 
Rodney  D.  Slilwell.  Sr.  Gi 
Vance  Seine.  Jr.  Clmir.  SC 


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Charles  S.  Stinson.^r.  Btar  Creek.  NC 
Tectence  Stinson.  So,  Fnyerieiille.  NC 

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Scott  C.  Stoioff.  Fr.  Summerz'ilk.  SC 
Maura  E.  Stokes.  Sr.  Concord.  NH 
Melame  Stokes.  Sr.  Kemernille.  NC 
Patrick  Stokes,  fr.  While  Out.  NC 
Sandra  G   Stokes.  Sr.  Chapel  Hill.NC 
1  K.  Stokes.  So.  San/or.  ' 


Douglas  F   Stone.  Fr.  MnmkeMr .  MA 
Stephenie  J   Stone.yr.  Old  Fori.  NC 
Steven  T  Stone. >.  Orrum.  NC 
William  S.  Stone. yr.  Roxioro.  NC 
Clarissa  A.  Story.  Fr.  Wilkesboro.  NC 
Cindy  Beth  Stout. >.  Graham.  NC 
Cynthia  D   Stover.  Sr.  Lalrobe.  PA 


Debbie  Stratford.  Sr.  Tryoa.  NC 
David  Anthony  Strawn.  Sr.  PeachLnd.  NC 
Elizabeth  A.  Strawn. So.  Fayelleiille.  NC 
Susan  Elaine  Strayhorn.  Fr.  Chapel  Hill.  N(_ 


Lela  Streetet.yr.  Durham.  NC 
Harry  John  Strek.  Sr.  Fayelletille.  NC 
Alan  B.  Strickland.  So.  Spring  Hope.  NC 
Bonnie  S.  Strickland.  Jr.  Smilhfield.  NC 


Sandy  Leah  Strifen.  Fr.  Kenly.  NC 
Gerald  Striph,  So,  W.  Bloom/ieU.  Ml 


Ann  Carol  Struble.yr.  Raleigh.  NC 
Pasco  Struhs.  Fr.  Fori  Union.  VA 
John  A   Strupp.  Fr.  Nashnlle.  TN 
Betsy  Sluin. Jr.  Jaekioniille.  FL 
Uura  Elizabeth  Stuart.  Soph.  Creenik 
Marianne  I-  Stuart.  Fr.  Fayelletille.  ^ 
Sam  Stubblefield.yr.  Bur/inglon.  NC 
Stacy  Eliiabcth  Stubbs.  Fr.  Atlanta. 


udenberg.  Fr.  Lenoir.  NC 

E   Srumpf.  Sr.  Greemhom,  NC 

.Stupalskv,  Sof-h.  Raleigh    NC 


Nan  Stutjman.  Fr.  Eden.  NC 
Lsa  Rae  Siyons.  Fr.  Plymouth.  NC 
Simon  O   Styron.  Soph.  Pine  Leiiel.  NC 
B   Styron. 7r.  Pine  Li 
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Paul  B.  Suh.  Fr.  Creemioro.  NC 
Elizabeth  A.  Suitt.Jr,  Durham.  NC 
Angle  Sullivan.  Soph.  Charlotte,  NC 


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Jean  M.  Sullivui.  Sr.  DonaniaJr.  CA 
Malcolm  Ruscoe  Sullivan,  Sr.  Goldiboro. 
Tammy  L.  Sullivan,  Ff,  Hickory,  NC 
Tim  Sull.van,>.  Ralngh.  NC 
Carol  A.  Summer,  Jr.  Chapil  Hill.  NC 
Bobby  R  Summertn.  Fr.  Wihof,.  NC 


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Harold  R.  Sui 
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Jack  A-  Sussman,  Jr.  Fori  Ue.  NJ 
Tish  Sucheriand,  Sr.  Laun niiiirg.  NC 
Carhy  Sution,>.  Elon  Colligr,  NC 
Donna  L.  Surton.  Fr.  Cote  City.  NC 
Julie  E.  Surion.yr,  SmilhfuU.  NC 


Rebecca  Brogden  Suiton,,/r.  Faiion.  NC 

Steven  M   Sw  . 

Dawn  R.  Swam,  Fr.  Columbia 
Joseph  B   Swain,  Sr.  Waihinglon.  NC 
MylesJ   Swtin.  Fr.  Fayillmlli.  NC 
Sydney  Swain,  Sr.  ChaptI  Hill.  NC 
Thomas  A   Swain,  Soph.  Wnlkinon.  f 


Caihenne  Swan, Jr.  Cincor,^.  MA 

G,iri  L    iuanv.n,  Sr,  Uaoir.  NC 

Hi,,Lbiih  s^.innuen.  Sr.  Ml.  Plmanl.  NC 

I..  .1,1,11  Mil  dihtrn  Swart.  OraJ.  Cailli  Hajnr.  NC 

li.hn  Irinii.  Siceency.  Fr.  Grtemhoro.  NC 

Diane  Thcfcsa  Sweeny,  Sr,  CUreland  Heighli.  OH 

Ann  J   Sweet,  Soph.  Kannapolis.  NC 


Pamela  Kay  Sw 


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„ „ t.Jr.  Vaxhau:  NC 

Sam  SwindeU  IM,  Fr.  Onrnul.  NC 
Susan  C-  SwindeU.yr.  Durham.  NC 
Joyce  G.  Swinson.yr,  Riihland.  NC 
Cindy  Corrine  Swofford,  Soph.  Kingi  Moi 
John  David  Swope,  Sr.  Fayttlnillt.  NC 


Allison  Sykes.  Soph.  Durham.  NC 

Linda  Sykes,  Sr.  Efland.  NC 

JoAnne  Syrokwash,  Soph.  Fall  Brumuuk.  NJ 

Cynthia  A.  Tabeau.  Fr.  Elizabelh  City.  NC 

Kiraberly  A.  Tadlock,yr,  Itfimlon-Saltm.  NC 

Terry  L.  Talben,  Fr.  Aprx.  NC 

Jay  M.  Tannen.  Sr.  Augusta.  CA 

Charles  E.  Tarantinc^r.  Otoni  Part.  NY 


Ken  Tjratus.  Soph.  AlLnla,  GA 
Robert  E.  Tari.  Fr.  Dunn.  NC 
Denny  C,  Tace.  Soph,  Graham.  NC 
Joseph  E  Tare.  Jr.,  GraJ.  Inn  Station.  NC 


Mickie  L  Tate.yr.  Wtmton-SaUm.  NC 
Shen  Tate.yr,  Lexington.  NC 
Elaine  J.  Taisis.  Sr,  Charlott,.  NC 
Scon  P  Taium,  f  r.  Roanoke  Rapidi.  NC 


Alan  R.  Taylorjr,  Hooterton.  NC 
Billy  M,  Taylor.  Soph.  Kinitm.  NC 
Cyndie  G-  Taylorjr,  Raltigh.  NC 
David  R.  Taylorjr,  Winston-Saltm.  NC 


Donna  K.  Taylor.  Soph.  Snou  Hill.  NC 
Hoyt  P.  Taylor.  Fr  \l/fli/«ior<j.  NC 
Hybernia  A,  Taylor.  Soph.  Ralngh,  NC 
James  Randall  Taylor.  Fr.  Variau,.  NC 


Jner  P.  Taylor  III.  Fr.  Salilbury.  NC 
Kyle  W,  Taylor.>.  Charlotte.  NC 
Marioric  E-  Taylor.  Soph.  Winiton-Salen 
Me^n  B.  Taylor.  Sr.  St.  Clair.  PA 


Michael  D.  Taylor.  Sr.  Chapel  Hill.  NC 
Mitchell  Taylor.>,  Wimton-Salem.  NC 
Patricia  Taylor,  Soph.  Pleaiant  Garden.  NC 
Paul  B,  Taylor.  Sr.  Charlotte.  NC 


Richard  S.  Taylor.  Sr.  Raleigh.  NC 
RicfcL  Taylor.  Sr.y(/5f<r; 


Roslyn  G-  Taylor.  Soph.  Greemille,  NC 
Scott  E.  Taylor.  Soph.  Robenomille .  NC 
Sieve  Taylor.  Sr,  Lynchburg,  VA 
Tajnmie  L.  Taylor.  Soph.  Rujfin.  NC 


Bill  Teague.  Fr.  Raltigh.  NC 

Lisa  Daye  Teague.  Fr,  Granite  Falls.  NC 

Beniamin  Teal.  Fr.  Hoffman.  NC 


David  Alan  Teal.  Sr.  V'initon-. 
Mike  Teal.  Sr.  Hoffman.  NC 
Tonj  Lynn  Teal,  Fr.  Hoffman. 
Susan  Y-  Teeter,  Sr.  China  Gi 


Sandy  J.  Temple,  Fr.Joneiiille.  NC 
Thomas  B.  Templeton,>,  Statenille.  NC 
Susan  R.  Tenney,  Fr,  Aihetille.  NC 
Richard  G  Tetcell,  Fr.  High  Point.  NC 


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Cautious  optimism 
rhamclenees  facidty 
views  m  Home  Code 


NCSU  gets  economical 
Bell  Centrex  system 


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Students  BemhoU 
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UNC  granted 
19-day  extension 
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UNC  psychologist:  Major  tmmes  an  social  relationships,  gradet 


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1  E.  Terrell. yr,  Higt  f 


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Jillrey  S  Terry.  Sr,  Ukn,.  NC 
Joyce  L.  Terry.  Sr,  CamJ™,  NJ 
Patti  L,  Terry.  Sr.  Gntnibon.  NC 
Susan  Terry.  Sr,  Ratrigh,  NC 
Jay  C,  Tervo.yr,  Raleigh,  NC 
Cynthia  Joyce  Tesh,7r.  Lexington,  , 


John  Dav.d  Tesh.  Ir  ,Jr,  Uxinglon,  NC 
Pamela  t    Tesh,  Sr,  Uxinglm.  NC 
Paul  Teske,  Seph,  Fiihkdl,  NY 
Wendy  Tessler,  Fr,  faytilriilh,  NC 
Julie  Anne  Thamnpon.  Fr,  Durham,  NC 
John  C   Theobald.  Soph,  Md 
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Doyle  McRae  Thigpen.  Soph,  Maury,  NC 
Arrhur  Websler  Thomas.  Fr.  Coniord,  NC 
Betsy  N   Thomas.  Soph.  Southern  Pines,  NC 
(  alhoun  Thomas. /r.  Chape/ Hill,  NC 
D.,n  Thomas.  Soph,  Saliiiury,  NC 
D.rc.thy  E   Thomas.  Fr,  Elizabeth  Cily,  NC 
OinKer  L  Thomas,  f  r,  Burlington.  NC 
lanei  Leah  Thomas.yr.  Taylorinlle.  NC 


Jennifer  Lynn  Thomas.  Sr,  Raleigh.  NC 
Joseph  V  Thomas.  Sr.  Piiisboro.  NC 
Karen  L  Thomas.  Fr.  Burlington.  NC 
Kelly  S.  Thomas.  Soph,  Burlington.  NC 
Linda  D.  Thomas.  Fr,  Marihrille.  NC 
Michael  W.  Thomas,  Sr.  Carrboro.  NC 
Muriel  A-  Thomas,  ir.  Lilesiille.  NC 
Nona  Carol  Thomas.  Fr,  Ajhtboro,  NC 


ville,  NC 
o-Salem,  NC 
J  L.  Thompson.  Sr,  Siler  City,  NC 
1  L.  Thompson,  Soph.  Saluda,  NC 
y  Thompson. 7r,  Charlotte.  NC 
a  Thompson.  Soph,  Asheiille,  NC 
:  E  Thompson,  Sr.  Greensboro.  NC 
s  Lee  Thompson  111.  Fr.  Reidsville.  NC 


Kathy  Lee  Thompson.  Sr.  Mt   Olive,  NC 
Lisa  K,  Thompson.  Fr,  Smithfield,  NC 
Lynn  Thompson.  Sr,  Pfaf/loun,  NC 
Robin  G.  Thompson.  Fr.  Greensboro.  NC 
Ruth  Ellen  S.  Thompson.  Sr.  Chapel  Hill.  NC 
Shirley  Thompson.  Fr,  Ashetille.  NC 
Shirley  Thompson.  Jr.  Mebane.  NC 
Skeeter  Thompson,  Sr.  Laurinburg,  NC 


n.  Sr,  Nashville,  TN 
,  Fr,  Aiheboro,  NC 
Ir.  Rutherford.  NC 


William  B  Thorpe.  Sr.  Charlotte.  NC 
Gary  Mills  Thrasher.>.  AshniUe.  NC 
Kimberly  A   Thrasher.  Fr.  Winston  Salem 
Katherine  E   Thrift.yr,  Charlolte.  NC 
Thad  A   Throneburg.  Sr.  Hudson.  NC 


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Edith  t:   Tillman. >,  Momiiille.  NC 
Man.iry  lo  Timothy.  Sr,  Raleigh.  NC 
M,  Elisabeth  Timothy.  Soph.  Raleigh.  NC 
Bruce  M   Tmdall.  Grad.  Chapel  Hill,  NC 
Esther  Diana  Tingen.Jr.  Fu,,uayA'ar,na.  ^ 
Tony  Tinmen,  Soph.  Roxboro,  NC 
Robert  Steve  Tinkham,  Sr,  Eure,  NC 
Joseph  Lee  Tippetc,  Sr,  Zebulon,  NC 


bbby  Tipton,  Soph.  Bdmom.  NC 

B   Stephen  Toben.  Sr.  Gntmbon.  NC 

Robert  F.  Tobey.  Fr,  Willou'  Spnngi,  Ni 

Cilvin  Tooijr.  Dudlty.  NC 

Curt  Todd,  Fr.  Rack)  Miunl.  NC 

Lisabeth  B.  Todd,  Fr.  Durham.  NC 

Ann  Scott  To\M,  Jr.  Coldiboro.  NC 

E.  Giyrord  Tolley,  Sr,  Niufm  Neui.  V 


Geotgeanne  L  Tolley,  Fr.  Biir/ingioi,, 
C.  Kenneth  Tolson,  Sr,  Woodland.  NC 
Sajhc  C.  Tomlinson,  Fr,  Wiiion.  NC 
Susan  Rusiel  TomLnson,_/r,  Wtlwn,  N 
Donna  E,  Tompkins,  Fr. 
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:  Toverud,  Fr.  Chjpil  H, 
Suiy  lowe,  tr.  Htrlford.  NC 
Wesley  Gajnes  Townsend,  Fr.  Goldshoro.  NC 
Cindy  Tranihajn,  Fr.  MtUaasnllr.  NC 
Melody  Ann  iKm.Jr.  Ralriih.  NC 
Beverly  J  Trexler.  Soph.  Kannapolu.  NC 


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Impon.  Soph.  Lmi«, 
t-  Turnaftt.  Sr.  Ruhmond,  \'A 
J.H  Turner.  Fr.  WiriMon-SuUm.  NC 

1  TurntT.  Sr,  Durham,  NC 
Jodi  Turner,  Fr.  MorMnltin,  NC 
Mjrc  C,  Turner,  Soph.  Chapel  Hill.  NC 
Miirgarei  V   Turner. 7r  'X^eUon,  NC 


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Labeth  Uhljg.  Fr.  Chap<l  Hill.  NC 
Kim  S.  Uhnch.  GraJ.  Charhllt,  NC 
Gary  H.  Ulman.  Sr.  Atlanta.  GA 
Wney  Umholtz,  Fr.  Gary.  NC 
Carolyn  Underhill.  So/)A.  V'hitaktn.  NC 
Bill!  J.  Underaoodjr.  RrJSpnngi.  NC 
Carolyn  Sue  Underwood  Jr.  Ci.>/o»,  NC 


loey  K-  Underwood. >,  Tnnity.  NC 
Dav.d  E   Upchurch.  Fr,  Durban,.  NC 
Gene  Upchurch.  Sr,  Durham.  NC 
Kay  H    Upchurch.  Sr,  Durham.  NC 
Erie  Upton.  Saph,  Lumbinon,  NC 
Charles  T   Urban.  Siph,  UGrang,,  IL 


Valerie  A   Van  Arsdale.  Sr.  AihrrilU,  NC 
Renne  Vance.  S«ph,  Croiirtm,  NC 
David  J.  Vandenberah.  Fr.  Raleigh,  NC 
Lewis  Leon  Van  Dyte.>.  Bmlii.  NC 
Sheila  L.  Van  Dyke.  Sr,  Battu.  NC 
Darrell  Van  Hoy.  Jr.  Waltirltun.  NC 
Elizabeth  Van  Lindley.  Sr.  Ralagh.  NC 
Charlene  Lolita  Van  Meter.  Sr.  Grtemille.  SC 


Dale  Varner.  Ir.  Huh  Pot 
Kalen  L-  Vaughan.  Fr.  Greembon.  NC 
Cunis  Lee  Vaughn,  Soph.  Grtemburo.  NC 
lanice  R   Vaughn.  Fr.  CharlctI,.  NC 
Robert  Vaughn.  Sr,  VimlonSaltm.  NC 
Samuel  F   Vaught.  Soph,  Roirboro,  NC 


lely  Vellines.  Sr,  Norfolk,  VA 
5  Ann  Venable.>.  Mt  Airy,  NC 
like  Venable.  Soph,  V'mitn-Sakm,  NC 
ina  M   Venable.  Fr,  Winston-Salem,  NC 


William  Verch.5oM.  Charlotlt.  NC 
Wit  T.  Vernon.  Fr.  Southrm  Finn.  NC 
Evgeniy  A   Vertlib.  GraJ.  Ntu  York.  NY 


Barbara  Joy  Vetter.  Sr,  Raleigh,  NC 
Martha  Elizabeth  Vetter.  Fr,  Roekinghai 
Sara  R.  Vetter.  Sr,  Rackingham,  NC 


Deborah  E.  Vick.yr.  Raleigh.  NC 

Joseph  Jerry  VIck.  Jr..  Jr.  Chapel  Hill,  NC 

Kathryn  Vick.  Fr.  Peteniurg,  VA 

Charles  B.  Vickory.  Sr,  Ml.  Olive,  NC 

Roy  Carlton  Vinson.  Jr..  Fr.  Wendell.  NC 

Tom  Vitt.  Fr.  High  Point.  NC 

Joanne  Vlaun.  Fr.  Sim  Marrten.  Nelherlaniji  Antilles 

Karen  M,  Vogel.Jr,  Reading.  PA 


Herbert  A   Vogler  III.  Jr.  Wimlon-Salem.  NC 

David  Von  Storch.  Soph.  Clarkj  Green.  PA 

Pam  Voyles.  Fr.  Linwood.  NC 

bsa  A-  Vulinec.  Soph.  Charlotte,  NC 

Gregory  H,  Wade.  Fr.  Spartenburg.  SC 

Wanda  Kay  Wade.  Fr.  Dunn.  NC 

Martha  J   Waggoner.  Fr.  V'initon-Salem.  NC 

Beverly  L,  Wagner.  Soph.  Greenibon.  NC 


Randall  G.  Waite,  Soph.  Ptrk^sii.  PA 
Lmn  Wakcford,  Fr.  Ralogh.  NC 
Gary  L.  Waldo,  ir  H^mUl.  NC 
Bill  Walker.  Jr.  Ccld:hon.  NC 


Carley  L  Walker,  Jr.  Carrion..  NC 
Carol  J-  Walker.  Fr,  Cclumiui,  NC 
Carol  L  Walker.  Fr.  GtUsun.  NC 
Cynlhia  Walker.  Jr.  Jfofty.  NC 


Harold  Neal  Walker.  },.,Jr.  Kafifuilab.  NC 
Jeffrey  Wayne  Walker.Jr.  Ullmgim.  NC 
Kjna  S   Walker.yr,  V'„l  Jifftntti,  NC 
Kirk  Walker. 7r,  Ktmern,lli.  NC 


Margaret  Marie  Walker,  Jr.  Durham.  NC 
Manha  E   Walker,>.  Cnimlxro.  NC 
Susan  F  Walker.  Soph.  Wilminglon.  NC 
Charlie  Oliver  WaU,  Jr.  Gamrr.  NC 


Doug  Wall.  Fr.  £«!».  NC 
Joy  Wall.>.  »'«/»«<  Cm.  NC 
Karen  D  Wall.  Jr.  Burlmstm.  NC 
Belva  A.  Wajlace,7r.  vmnmlm.  N 


Deborah  Anne  Wallace.  Jr.  Cirthagi.  NC 
Dixon  Wallace,  yr.  Rahfh.  NC 
G»en  D.  WalUce.  Jr.  Vaniiim.  NC 
Heidi  I   Wallace.  Jr.  HuJuit.  NC 


Kun  A.  Wallace.  Fr,  Norr*  Hunlmaim.  PA 
Merry  J.  Wallace.  Soph.  Chap<l  Hill.  NC 
Ricky  Miller  Wallace,  Soph.  WhiletiHi.  NC 
Beniamin  J   Wallach,>.  SihrniclaJ).  NY 


Diane  WaUin,7r,  Ruhmoiul.  VA 
Rolf  Wallin,  Soph.  Whnptnng  P:m 
Bob  Walsh.  Soph.  KtniUonh.  N] 


Joel  V-  Wallers.  Fr.  Ro.kutU.  NC 
Parnck  Wallers. >.  HirutmomiUi.  NC 
Rodney  R   Wallers.  Cr<ii(.  Unoir.  NC 
Sandra  N.  Wallers.  CrjJ.  Chaptl  Hill.  NC 


Rickey  A.  Wallon.  Soph 


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Gina  D,  Ward,  Fr.  Balllttoro.  NC 
lulce  L,  Ward,  Fr.  Rttky  MtuM.  NC 
Ue  Ward  Jr.  Cmua).  NC 
Many  Ward.  Fr.  Nni.  Brm.  NC 
Susan  Ward.yr.  RaihiMr.  NY 
William  F  Ward  Ill.Sr.  Ntu-  Birn.  NC 
William  Howard  Ward.  Jr..  Jr,  Elii^helh  Cil 
Margo  Warhola.  Sr.  Tiinpn.  FL 


Debbie  Warner.  Sr.  Vt'^ltrrlour,.  NC 
Renee  Warner.  Sr.  Faymtrillt.  NC 
Caihy  Warren,  Fr.JamriMn.  NC 


Douglas  W   Warren.  5oM-  Chn 


Teresa  L.  Warren.  Fr,  Mih^n,.  NC 
Leo  Va.  Warshauer.  Soph.  GritniiUi.  NC 
Alma  M.  Washburn,  Saph.  Oranshsn.NC 
lanice  L  Washburn.  Soph.  Watpor 


Karen  B.  Waters.  Fr.  Pimloun.  NC 
Ue  O.  Waters  111,  Fr.  Ltxinflon.  NC 
Lynda  C.  Waters.  CraJ.  Cirrioro.  NC 
Michael  D  Waters,  Fr.  Columbia.  SC 
Bonnie  Watkins,yr.  CLytoi,.  NC 
Cathy  A-  Wattins,  Soph.  Gaslonia.  NC 
Mary  E   Watkins.  Soph.  High  Point.  NC 


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!  Watkins.  Jr.  Durham.  NC 
Anna  K.  Watson.  Fr.  Durham.  NC 
Barbara  Watson. >.  Hif.h  Poinl.  NC 
Eric  J,  Watson. >,  Cary.  NC 
George  Worth  Watson,  Fr,  San/orii.  NC 


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Kathryn  D.  Watson.  Fr.  Wilion.  NC 
Kathryn  L   Watson.  Soph.  High  Po 
Kimberly  A   Watson,  Soph,  Lenoir, 
Sandra  J   Watson,>,  Rahigh.  NC 
Robert  B.  Watts.  Sr.  WilmingI, 
Ronald  Watts.  Sr,  Walnut  Con 


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Ann  Waymck.  Sr.  Winiton-Salim.  NC 
David  L.  Weary.  Saph.  Boont.  NC 
Robert  Anthony  Wease.  Soph,  Crtrmillt.  NC 
Ricky  D  Weatherman.  Sr.  Elkin.  NC 
Annette  Weaver.  Fr.  Matthews.  NC 
Catherine  J   Weaver,  Fr.  Roeiy  Mount.  NC 


Sharon  Weaver.^r,  Chapel  Htlt.  NC 
Lynwood  Dale  Webb.  Sr.  Wilson.  NC 
Mildred  Jordan  Webber.  Sr.  Abingdon.  VA 
Gregory  J-  Weber.  Sr.  Brunswick.  OH 
Kimball  H-  Webster.  Fr.  Baltimore.  MD 
OhvJa  Jane  Webster,7r.  Mebane.  NC 
Stacey  Webster.  Fr.  Charlotte,  NC 


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Weems,  Soph.  Charlotte.  NC 


Charles  S-  Wehbie,  Sr,  Raleigh.  NC 
Melvin  N.  Weidner,  Sr,  Raleigh,  NC 
Jeffrey  M.  Werner,  Soph,  Rotkaway,  N 


Richard  Barnett  Weiss,  Fr,  Greensboro,  NC 
lesse  E  Welborn,yr,  Broun  Summit,  NC 
Lynn  D   Welborn.  CraiJ,  Ronda,  NC 


Sandra  Marie  Welborn,  Fr.  RoniLi.  NC 
Barbareta  A   Welch,  Soph.  Goldshoro.  NC 
Roben  A,  Welch,  Soph.  Asheiille.  NC 
Deborah  Anne  Wellons,7r,  Wallaie.  NC 
Beverly  Wells,>,  Kiniton,  NC 
Debbie  Wells,>,  Rutherfordlon,  NC 
Elizabeth  Ann  Wells,  Sr,  GoUsbaro,  NC 
Frederick  Wells,yr,  Ca, lonfa.  NC 


Roben  Wells,  Fr.  High  Pot 
Stuan  Wells. ./r,  Greeniille.  NC 
Mark  Welsh,  Sr.  Cary.  NC 
Lynda  L-  Wensil.>,  Charlotte.  NC 
lohn  M.  Werdel.  Fr.  Winslon-Salim.  NC 
Stephen  R   Werk,>,  Wilmington.  NC 


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Dak  E.  WUiu.  Sr.  SbAy.  SC 
Roben  A.  Willis.>.  FtyourtSt.  SC 

Steven  JerroU  Willis,  Sr.  G^itmu.  SC 
Marf  WUlocgfabir.  Sr.  Taktr  City.  SC 


Annt  W.lson.  Fr.  Car,.  NC 
Antoinene  D.  Wilson,  Sopb.  Durham.  NC 
Barbara  Jsnt  Wilson.  Sapk.  Ktum  Vila.  NC 
Beth  Wilson,  Soph.  Aithrilk.  NC 
Charles  Barry  Wilson.  Fr.  Canton.  NC 
David  C.  Wilson.  Soph.  Monlnal.  NC 
Eugene  E.  Wilson.yr.  Hilllhrough,  NC 


Joan  Wilson,  Sr  Chapol  HiTl.  NC 
Urry  Allen  Wilson,  Fr.  MoomttUt.  NC 
Mary  A.  Wilson.  Fr.  Jaitiontillr.  NC 
Matthew  M.  Wilson.  Sr,  RobmotiriUe.  NC 
Noah  R.  Wilson  Ill.>.  Pill:ben.  NC 
Olin  E.  Wilson,  Fr.  Root,  Moanl.  NC 


Sheila  Wilson,  Fr,  Wtmlon-SaUm.  NC 
Teresa  Lynn  Wilson. 7^  Roieboro.  NC 
Timothy  Grey  Wilson.yr.  Oak  Ridgi.  NC 
Tony  R.  Wilson.  Soph.  Asheboro.  NC 
W,  Riley  Wilson.yr.  RaUigh.  NC 
Frank  R.  WincheU.  Sr.  Manhall  NC 


Greg  Winchester.Jr,  Charlotte.  NC 
Eluabeth  A.  Winecoff.  Fr,  Canton.  NC 
Hannah  L  Winecoff.  Sr.  Canton.  NC 
Lisa  Karen  Winesette.  Sr.  Carrhoro.  NC 
Barbara  Winfrec.  Soph,  ^adttboro.  NC 
John  H.  Wingen.  Soph.  Greemburo.  NC 
BiUWinn.yr.  Ri/r.g*NC 
Linda  Winship.  f  r  Btlleiilli.  NJ 


Janet  Earle  Winstead.  Fr.  Rooky  Mount.  NC 
Marsha  Winstead,  Soph.  Charlotte.  NC 
Ronald  J,  Winstead,  Soph.  FayetletiUe,  NC 
V.  Anne  TerreU  Winters,  Sr  Raleigh.  NC 
Alice  Wire.  Soph.  Nathalie.  TN 
Gina  S.  Wiseman,  Fr,  Spruce  Pine.  NC 
Ellen  Dale  Wishon.  Sr.  Raleigh.  NC 
Freddie  L  WitherSfHxin.  Soph.  Comard.  NC 


Debra  A   Wittenbeig,  Sr.  Vnion.  NJ 
Frances  Wolf.  Soph.  Hilliborough.  NC 
Steven  H-  Wolf.  Sr  Tampa.  FL 
Eddie  Wolfe,  Fr  Charlotte.  NC 
Janet  E   Wolfe,yr  Greeniboro.  NC 
Lucine  Wolfe.  Sr  Greenjboro.  NC 
Rebecca  Wolfe.  Sr  AiheiiUe.  NC 
Denis  R  Wolff.  Sr  Greensboro.  NC 


Elmer  C.  Womack.  Jr..  Soph.  San/ord.  NC 
Betty  J.  Womble.  Sr  Fayetletille.  NC 
Sue  E.  Womble,  Soph,  FayetlaiUe,  NC 
Carolyn  C-  Wood.7r  Roxboro,  NC 
Cathy  Wood.yr  Brum.  NC 
Cymhia  Anne  Wood.  Fr  Henjenontille.  Si 


Harrell  Martin  Wood.  Soph  Man  Hill.  NC 
Jefftey  V   Wood.^r  Denton.  NC 
Laura  D   Wood.  Fr  Burlington.  NC 


Thomas  C  Wood.>.  Richmond.  VA 
Leonard  Woodall.yr  Smithfield.  NC 
Bett  Woodaid.yr  Gamer  NC 


Donald  Woodard.yr  Fort  Vorth.  TX 
Reid  Woodard.  Soph.  Graham.  NC 
Cynthia  K,  Woodbum.  Fr  Raleigh.  NC 
s  C.  Woodley.  Fr  Pendleton.  NC 


William  W   Woodruff  111.  Sr  Lexington.  !■ 
Terry  S.  Woods.  Fr  Morganton.  NC 
Elizabeth  L  Woodward.  Sr  Raleigh.  NC 
Judy  A   Woody.  Sr  Foreil  City.  NC 
Steve  D  Woody. >.  Hendmoniille,  NC 
David  K.  Woosley.  Sr  Greeniboro.  NC 
Dal  Wooten.>.  Kiniton.  NC 
Ida  R   Woolen.  Sr.  Goldiboro.  NC 


Sharon  K.  Worden 
Rebecca  L  Workman.  Sr  Reiileritoun.  M 
Robcn  L  Worsham.  Sr  Smithfield,  NC 
Hugh  Worsley.yr  Rexley  Mount,  NC 


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Cynihia  Lynn  Wnghc.  Soph,  Rains''.  NC 
David  Colin  Wright.  Sr,  ChaftI  Hill.  NC 
James  Sianley  Wright.  Sr.  Tabtr  Cil).  NC 


Margaret  A    Wright. Jr.  £Jrn,  NC 

Mark  «    Wright.  5«p*.  ChaptI  Hill.  NC 

Mi<hacl  Ray  Wright.Jr.  Neu  Bern.  NC 

Nnl  Ceul  Wright,  fr.  fallilm.  NC 

Painua  Kaye  Wright.  Sr,  Riannki  R^piJi.  NC 

Tama  Elains  Wright,  Sr  Camjtn.  D£ 

Valerie  Wright,  f  r.  Taylmiilli.  NC 

Gary  Peter  Wuenenberger.  Sr.  CharlBttr.  NC 


Wesley  V   Wyatt.  Sr,  RaUith.  NC 
Graham  Wyche.  Soph.  Halliboro.  NC 
Debra  Wynetoff,  /r,  Wimlon-Salem.  NC 

K  'S'lnni.'Sr,  Tilliamslon.  NC 
«vrKk    F-   ChonrilU.NC 

■i-jJuvki,  \./J..  Fayillnilk.  NC 
M.irK.  Vjiuilc,S"M,  Mar/Acici,  NC 


William  R.  Yates.Jr,  ChaJbcum. 
Elizabeth  Yeager,  Sr.  Walkrrloun 
Douglas  W.  Yeargins.  Soph.  Charlollr.  NC 
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Yelton.  Sr. 
Molly  D  Yelton.  Soph.  Gji 
David  E   Yelverton.  Jr.  Sr.  Frtmonl.  NC 
Paul  Marshall  Yoder.  Soph.  Bui,:  Crrtk.  NC 


Bob  Young.^r,  Gmmiort.  NC 
Douglas  Koons  Young.  Fr.  Edrm.  NC 
Ed  Young,  Fr.  Chorion,.  NC 
bnda  M   Young,  Sr,  Cmniill,.  SC 


M.J   Youns.>.  AlLnU.  CA 
Lee  T.  Younts..;r.  Gramboro.  NC 
Margie  Younts,  Grad.  Durham.  NC 
Don  C.  Youse.  Jt.,  Soph.  Saraiola.  FL 
Beniamin  1.  Zachary.  Sr.  Tayloririllr.  NC 
Stephen  A,  Zandy.  Sr.  Burgau.  NC 
Ian  Ziremha. Jr.  Jamaica.  NY 
Michael  Zarzar.  Soph.  Raleigh.  NC 


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Oh.  Ralagh.  NC 
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Stephen  K,  Zaytoun./r,  Gary.  NC 
Robert  R.  Zerden.Jr.  Hiihr,.  NC 
Laura  Anne  Ziegler.  Fr.  Potomac.  MD 
Charles  E,  Zimmerman.  S.M,  VaUtu.  NC 
lohn  G   Zourzoukis.  Soph,  Aihnillt.  NC 
Tomas  J   Zuber..;r.  Part  Rijgr.  NJ 


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ALPHA 
P5IL0M  DELT 


A 


Marcus  Eddie  Randall,  President 
John  Buck  Davis,  Jr.,  Vice  President 
Ronnie  Thurston  Beamon.  Secretary 
Richard  Mongome  Jordan,  Treasurer 


Charles  Martin  Adcock 
James  Randall  Adcock 
Sally  Patricia  Agner 
Deborah  Anne  Algranti 
Mark  Allan 
John  Robert  Ameen 
Randy  Lee  Anderson 
David  Peter  Ascher 
Ronnie  Thurston  Beamon 
Mark  C.  Beck 
James  Andrew  Bell 
William  John  Bicker.  11 
Jeffrey  David  Billings 
Andrew  Steven  Blum 
Charles  Edward  Bogle.  11! 
Robert  Griffin  Brame 
Stephen  Grant  Brantley 
William  Bogan  Brooks,  III 
Powell  Harris  Brown 
Anthony  Glenn  Carraway 
Donald  Wayne  Carringer 
William  Shepard  Chapman 
Frederic  Jack  Cole.  Jr. 
Buel  Slater  Combs,  111 
Fred  Durham  Crisp.  Ill 
Diane  Carolyn  Grumpier 
Jaclynn  Kay  Dabagian 
Maurice  Francis  Dans 
John  Buckley  Davis.  Jr. 
Phillip  Sheridan  Dickey 
William  James  Dotson 
Donna  Sue  Fargis 
Terry  Lee  Forrest 
Denise  Laraine  Fox 
Eric  Gallinger 
Robert  Nevili  Gates 
Sonja  Lynn  Girard 
Paula  Elisa  Gizzie 
Michael  Seth  Glock 
Michael  Robert  Goodman 
Robert  Gordon  Grapcr 
Dale  Eric  Green 
Timothy  James  Hall 


Michael  Anthony  Hamilton 
George  Edward  Hanna,  Jr. 
Andrew  Peter  Harakus 
Ronald  Paul  Hargrave 
Helen  Easter  Harmon 
Stephen  Davis  Harris 
Robert  Victor  Higgins 
Mark  Maxfield  Hillsgrove 
Benjamin  Gerald  Hines,  Jr. 
Rhonda  Gail  Hokum 
Benjamin  Marry  Holder 
Michael  David  Holesh 
Mary  Ming-Li  Huang 
Thomas  Titus  Hunter 
Carol  Susan  Hurt 
Mark  Edward  Hyman 
Paul  Andrew  James 
Garfield  Johnson 
Gary  Christopher  Jones 
Richard  Montgome  Jordan 
Matthew  Steven  Karres 
Eileen  Ann  Kelly 
Susan  Ann  Kidwell 
James  Donaid  Kinard 
Barbara  Anne  King 
Christopher  Georg  KoeppI 
Kevin  James  Knumjian 
Douglas  Alan  Kuperman 
Jonathan  Meigs  Kurie 
James  Duncan  Ladd 
Stephen  Alan  Landers 
Peter  John  Larson 
Richard  Sommer\'ille  Lee 
Mark  Roseman  Little 
Gerald  Craig  Lynch 
David  Willis  McMurry 
Robert  Wilson  McMurry 
McCoy  Lee  Moretz 
Kenneth  Paul  Morrison 
Joseph  Royal  Newton.  Jr. 
Carl  Michael  Nicks 
Stanley  Preston  Oakley 
Gregory  Scott  Pape 
Carl  Daniel  Pate.  Jr. 


Mark  Alan  Pate 
Lance  Harlan  Perling 
Steven  Ross  Peskin 
Nicky  Lynn  Pipkin 
Jeftry  Brent  Pnce 
John  Russell  Puette 
Henry  Vaughn  Ramsey 
Milton  Barry  Randall 
Marcus  Eddie  Randall 
David  Settle  Reid.  IV 
Mary  Alison  Saunders 
Timothy  Derek  Scheetz 
Walter  William  Schroeder 
William  Shepherd 
Franklin  Barclay  Shilliday 
Garry  Earl  Siegel 
Cathy  Marie  Soldato 
Paul  Edward  Stang 
Thomas  Joseph  Stevens 
Charles  Stephen  Stinson 
Brian  McCullough  Strain 
Eric  Van  Tassel 
Megan  Beth  Taylor 
Scott  Taylor 
Julio  Cesar  Ugarte.  Jr. 
Gregory  Alan  Underwood 
Robert  Alan  Waincr 
Gary  Lynn  Waldo 
Terry  Wayne  Wallace 
Catherine  Ann  Watkins 
Eric  James  Watson 
Charles  Sam  Wehbie 
Benjamin  Alexander  White.  Jr. 
Kenneth  Samuel  White 
Robert  Edward  Widis 
Robert  Earl  Wiggins 
Robert  Earl  Wiggins 
Stephen  Williams 
Robert  Arthur  Willis 
James  Alan  Wolf 
Stacey  Allen  Wood.  Jr. 
William  Stuart  Wood,  Jr. 
William  Waiter  Woodruff 


V 


Alpha  Epsilon  Delta  is  an  international  pre-medical.  pre-dental 
honor  society.  Founded  in  1936.  the  society  conducts  regular  programs,  extra-curricular 
activities  and  service  projects  designed  to  aid  all  students  in  pursuit  of  a  health  career. 


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ATHLETIC 
AWARDS 


David  Nelson  Crechsell 

ACC  Senior  Scholarship  Award 
Phil  Jackson  Ford.  Jr. 

Patterson  Medal 
Karen  Leslie  Stevenson 

Jim  Tatum  Award 

Educational  Foundation  Award 
Roderick  Craig  Broadway 

Football 
Janius  Daniel  Charman,  Jr. 

Tennis 
Aubrey  John  Elam,  Jr. 

Golf 
Douglas  Joseph  Fierro 

Lacrosse 
Phil  Jackson  Ford.  Jr. 

Basketball 
Charles  Michael  Fox 


Peter  Read  Griffin 

Soccer 
Earl  Glenn  Hassler 

Tennis 
Ralph  Williams  King.  Jr 

Track 

Cross  Coi4Titry 
Mark  Ryan  List 

Swimming 
Jeffrey  Lee  Reintgen 

Wrestling 
Mark  Rogers  Scott 

Fencing 


Football 

Alan  Lorenzo  Caldwell 

T.L.  Kemp  Award 
William  David  Hardison 

Cary  Boshamer  Award 

E.  Carrington  Smith  MVP  Award 

Amos  Lawrence,  Jr. 
Louis  Graves  Award 
Jeffrey  Cowell  Memorial  Trophy 

Michael  John  Salzano 

Bill  Arnold  Memorial  Award 

Kim  Brooks  Williams 

William  F.  Prouty  Memorial  Award 

Basketball 

Dudley  Leroy  Bradley 

Carmichael-Cobb  Auard 
George  Edward  Doughton.  1 

FoyRoberson  Auard 
Phil  Jackson  Ford,  Jr. 

£.  Carrington  Smith  MVP  Auard 

Martha  Jordan  Award 

Michael  O'Koren 

Mary  Frames  Andretvs  Award 

Oscar  Vatz  Award 
Alan  Gene  Wood 

Butch  Bennett  Award 


Wrestling 

Conrad  Davis  Mock 

Grover  Wilhoit  Award 
Jeffrey  Lee  Reintgen 

David  L.  Wall  Wrestling  Award 

Dick  Jamerson  Swimming  Awards 

Richard  Lowell  DeSeim 

Most  Valuable  Swimmer 
Alfred  Emery  Hill 

Most  Improved  Swimmer 
Mark  Ryan  List 

Most  Outstanding  Swimmer 

Track 

Gary  Paul  Hotstetter 

E.V.  Patterson  Award 
Ralph  Williams  King.  Jr. 

EJ.  Evans  Award 
Wayne  Miller 

EJ.  Evans  Freshman  Track  Award 
Walter  Laverne  Shuler 

E.V.  Patterson  Award 

Baseball 

Lloyd  Griscom  Brewer 

Walter  Rabb  Award 
Roy  William  Clark 

Neil  Wester  Award 
Gregory  Duval  N orris 

Baseball  Coaches  MVP  Award 
Matthew  Mayo  Wilson 

S.H.  Basnight  Award 


These  awards  are  presented  annually  to 

honor  outstanding  achievements  of  University  athletes. 

Friends  of  the  University  help  make  many  of  them  possible. 


BETA 
GAMMA  SIGMA 


1" 


Banjamin  Ingold  Zachary,  President 

Malcolm  Ruscoe  Sullivan,  Vice  President 

John  David  Woodruff.  Jr.,  5frgf*i«/-A/-Arm 


FALL  1977  INITIATES 
Juniors 

William  David  Edwards 
Jay  Collin  Tervo 
Margo  Ann  Warhola 
Seniors 

Mallard  Guy  Brooks,  II 
Barry  Wakefield  Burt 
Franklin  Howard  Butterfield 
Steven  Judson  Crowell 
James  Edward  Daniel 
Mark  Timothy  Davis 
Linda  Leigh  Gaston 
Melissa  Jane  Goddard 
Michael  David  Hales 
Robert  Amos  Idol 
Douglas  Richard  Johnston 
George  Alton  Sealey 
Jeffery  Ryan  Sechrest 
Henry  Claiborne  Smith 
James  Harold  Smith,  Jr. 
Charles  Timothy  Vester 
Lisa  Amy  Wachtel 
Deborah  Anne  Wallace 
Nancy  Louise  Webb 
MBAs 

Robert  Charles  Barrett 
Robert  Joseph  Blanke,  Jr. 
Roger  Willis  Bristol 
Alvin  Eugene  Durany 
Thomas  Henry  Eleazer 
Joan  Levitan 


Robin  Alan  Saul 
Margaret  L.  Sheeran 
Richard  Arthur  Stratton 
Worth  Howard  Whitfield 

SPRING  1978  INITIATES 
Juniors 

Susan  Elizabeth  Barnes 
Susan  Winship  Barrett 
Bruce  Jackson  Battle 
Bruce  Victor  Benator 
Kenneth  Richard  Crockett 
Robert  Joel  Dunn 
Marvin  Lennox  Eason.  Jr. 
Charles  Scott  Englert 
Jane  Foley 

Sarah  Ellen  Groseclose 
Karen  Anne  Hall 
Herbert  Alan  Hedden 
Scott  Edward  Hoehn 
Phillip  Earl  King 
Roy  Taylor  Lilley 
Robert  Anthony  McKenzie 
Joseph  Franklin  Nance 
Tanya  Ann  Peeler 
Catherine  Dawn  Richards 
Herman  Spence,  11! 
Monte  Raymond  Uzzell 
Ronan  Georges  Vianes 
Harold  Neal  Walker.  Jr. 
Jesse  Gregory  Winchester 
Seniors 
David  Harold  Black 


Janice  Lee  Carpenter 
Thomas  Michael  Craig,  Jr. 
Robert  Allen  Fountain,  IV 
Suzanne  Johnson 
Clifford  Douglas  Joyner 
Donna  Lynn  Joyner 
Ann  Marie  Knops 
Dana  Mary  Longnecker 
James  Whitelaw  Middleton 
David  Algon  Neal 
Hal  Thompson  Siler,  Jr. 
Suzanne  Robbins  Spruill 
Brian  Gerard  Staton 
Timothy  Patrick  Sullivan 
Michelle  Marie  Tabeau 
Anthony  Ray  Triplett 
Cynthia  Scott  Walker 
Sharon  Kay  Worden 
MBAs 

Norman  Edward  Block 
Michele  Wilson  Flectcher 
Nancy  Perona  Klein 
John  Molen 
Faculty  Initiates 
Williard  Tracy  Carleton 
Edward  Wilson  Davis 
C.L.  Kendall 
William  S.  Stewart 
HONORARY  INITIATE 
Joseph  W.  Grimsley,  Secretary 
Department  of  Admit 
State  of  North  Carolir 


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The  purpose  of  Beta  Gamma  Sigma 

is  to  encourage  and  reward  scholarship  and  accomplishment  among 

students  of  business  and  administration,  to  promote  the  advancement  of  education 

in  the  art  and  science  of  business,  and  to  foster  integrity  in  the  conduct  of  business  operations. 


DISTIMGUISh 
sen      O      LAPS 


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Alston- Pleasants 
April  Annye  Arrington 
Richard  Peter  Blankenship 
William  Otha  Galloway 
Barbara  Rousseau  Gregory 
Sherri  Lynn  Hinnant 
William  Gregory  Tripp 

J.D.  and  Elizabeth  Blaochard 
Sally  Lawson  Carpenter 
Marianne  Katherine  Shomen 
Janet  Reid  Holmes 
Alfred  Paul  Leroy 
Martin  Paul  Trimble 

Mark  R.  Braswell 
Donald  Wade  Allen 
John  Mark  Garner 
Fannie  Gail  Harmon 
Johanna  Lynn  Lancaster 
Charles  William  Mason.  Jr. 
Elizabeth  Claire  Montague 
Robin  Anne  Perkins 
Sandra  Kay  Robinson 

Elizabeth  K.  Jordan 

Timothy  Paul  Beane 
Cynthia  Rebecca  Deal 
Camelia  Faye  Hal! 
Elizabeth  Ann  Huskey 
James  David  Mauldin 
Kennette  Culbrech  Nowell 
Milton  Barry  Randall 

Herbert  W.  Jackson 

Sharon  Lynn  Clarke 
Myra  Susan  Creed 


Stephen  Brian  Irvin 
Herbert  Leslie  Manning 

Marvin  B.  Smith,  Jr. 

Jimmy  Keith  Breedlove 
Sue  Anne  Dunningham 
Robin  Michele  Gross 
Robin  Leigh  Hall 
Steven  Oneal  Harrison 
Ronald  Worth  Hines 
Alexander  Blucher  Howard,  Jr 
Richy  Donald  Lyles 
Benjamin  Lawrence  Maddrey 
Jeffrey  Franklin  Price 
Allen  Lane  Troutman 
Linda  Jeanne  Warren 
Harvey  Langill  Watson 

William  A.  Whitaker 
Jennifer  Lee  Amling 
Kim  Elizabeth  Archer 
Phillip  D.  Bebber 
Barbara  Ann  Buchanan 
Teresa  Kay  Cloninger 
Elizabeth  Ann  Ewing 
Derek  Trowbridge  Frost 
Steven  Wayne  Galyon 
Sheila  Diane  Goodwm 
KJmberly  Ann  Haas 
Robin  Beth  Jarrett 
Jeffrey  Tudde  Jewett 
Sylvia  Maureen  King 
Leslie  Kathryn  Painter 
Tamara  Diana  Patterson 
Terry  Jane  Pfaff 
Bradley  Kent  Weisner 


Special  friends  of  the  University 

have  established  these  scholarship  funds  to  recognize  academic 

merit  and  meet  the  financial  needs  of  outstanding  undergraduates. 


GAM      M      A 
BETA  EPSILOM 


Frank  Edie  Curran,  III,  Zeus 

Ann  Thornton  Wood,  Pandora 

Benjamin  Chinn  Adams,  Jr.,  BtacfAw, 

Ann  Trudwick  Berry 

Margaret  Post  Calhoun 

Patrick  Noble  Calhoun,  Jr. 

Henry  Allen  Corey 

Jeanne  Sinclair  Cornwell 

Patricia  Jane  Croihers 

Cora  Sophia  Dobson 

William  Selden  Dodson,  Jr. 

Roddy  Dowd.  Jr. 

Janet  Suzanne  Dunker 

Dorothy  Brantley  Edwards 

Arthur  Cary  George 

Craig  Fleming  Hamilton 

Robert  Gilliam  Kittrell.  HI 

Anne  Gaiilard  Mellen 

Edward  Andrew  Murray 

William  Virden  Nutt.  Jr. 

Carter  Davidson  Pope 

Anne  MacDonald  Stephens 

James  Kevin  Szyperski 

William  Grimes  Thomas 

Buff  Worfleet  Wick 
Elliott  Campbell  Wood 


Gamma  Beta  Epsilon 

is  a  secret  honorary  society  whose  members  are 
careful  not  to  reveal  anything  about  their  organization  and  its  purpose. 


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G      O      R      G      C      M      S 
HEAD  LODG 


Elliott  Campbell  Wood,  Princeps 

Benjamin  Chinn  Adams,  Censor 

Frank  Edie  Curran,  \\\,Scriptor 

Roben  Gilliam  Kittrell,  III,  Questor 

Members 
Patrick  Noble  Calhoun,  Jr. 

Henry  Allan  Corey 

William  SeldenDodson.  Jr. 

Charles  Wood  Wilson 

Arthur  Carey  George 

Paul  Douglas  McGarry 

Edward  Andrew  Murray 

Allison  Cavlaincourt  Zollicoffer 

William  Virder  Nutt,  Jr. 

William  Grimes  Thomas 

Trustees 

Wilham  Beard 

John  Manning 

James  Kimball  King 

Alex  Webb,  M.D. 
William  Monroe  Geer 


Gorgons  Head  Lodge  was  founded  in  1876  in  order  to  wage 

^^^  war  against  untruth,  disloyalty  and  the  et'ils  surrounding  the  myth  of  ^^^ 

^^^      Medusa  and  Perseus.  All  members  are  sworn  to  secrecy  and  dedication  to  the  ideals  of  the  founding  fathers.     ^^^ 


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ORDER  OF  THE  GRAIL 

Dennis  Neill  Jacokes 

Kathleen  Parker  Lamb 

Bradley  Robert  Lamb,  Delegate 

William  Bain  Jones.  Jr. 

Lilia  Anna  Shiftman 

Charles  Maxwell  Kummel,  Scribe 

John  Jacob  Kallenborn 

Initiates 

Willis  Frank  Dowd.  Exchequer 

Hal  Andrew  Levinson 

Maria  Elizabeth  Ausherman 

Mark  Ryan  List 

Ann  Kellogg  Biddle 

Active  Members 

Nicholas  Long,  Jr. 

Julia  Lynn  Blazer 

Ralph  Vernon  Aubry 

Thomas  Bolton  Mayo,  III 

Nancy  Elizabeth  Brand 

David  Joseph  Ballard 

John  Edward  Nanney 

Virginia  Harrison  Burns 

Craig  Burden  Brown 

William  Douglas  Parmelee 

Carole  Suzanne  Conrad 

George  William  Cox,  III 

Edward  Lee  Rankin 

Stacey  Lorraine  Cox 

Vann  Williams  Donaldson 

John  Coleman  Reid 

Terry  Ann  DoUyhigh 

Willis  Frank  Dowd 

Robert  Louis  Rosiello 

Janice  Lynne  Edmiston 

Elson  Sylvester  Floyd 

David  Brian  Royle 

Mary  Ellen  Gardner 

Lonza  Calvin  Hardy 

William  Norman  Self 

Dorothy  Elizabeth  Lewis 

Daniel  Richard  Heneghan 

Wilburn  Jackson  Smith 

Linda  Louise  Love 

Charles  Maxwell  Kummel 

Samuel  Thomas  Sockwell 

Jeannie  Wilson  Mask 

Bradley  Robert  Lamb 

Robert  Cecil  Stamper 

Karol  Virginia  Mason 

Eric  Joseph  Locher 

Gregory  Alan  Underwood 

Suzanne  Mallary  Mitchell 

Douglas  Edward  Markham 

Daniel  Murray  Walker 

Christina  Marie  Nader 

Paul  Yates  McDonald 

Lee  Lynn  Zia 

Dana  Janelle  Papke 

Joseph  Moore  McConnell 

Joni  Ann  Peters 

Robert  Alexander  McWilliam 

ORDER  OF  THE  VALKYRIES 

Clarice  Yvonne  Robinson 

Charles  Franklin  Miller 

Janice  Lee  Hodges,  Co-President 

Theresa  Ann  Sakiewicz 

Gregory  Douglas  Porter 

Mary  Howell  Friday,  Vice  President 

Laura  Leigh  Seism 

John  Roland  Pyron 

Jan  Yvonne  Bolick.  Treasurer 

Deborah  Gordon  Seward 

Boyd  Stephen  Toben 

Sheri  LaDeanne  Parks,  Secretary 

Susan  Diane  Stamper 

Spring  1978  Initiates 

Rachel  Ann  Nnnn,  Alumni  Secretary 

Karen  Leslie  Stevenson 

Todd  Shortridge  Albert 

Kay  Harward  Upchurch 

Charles  Clark  Alston 

Active  Members 

Honoraries 

Paul  Harold  Arne 

Lelia  Elizabeth  Blackwell 

Dorothy  C.  Bernholz 

Louis  Dean  Bilionis 

Patsy  Burton  Daniel 

Cynthia  S.  Dessen 

David  Langston  Covington 

Miriam  Elizabeth  Dizon 

Jacquelyn  D.  Hall 

Samuel  Levi  Fulwood,  111 

Agnes  Gesina  Groon 

Rosiyn  M.  Hartmanm 

Robert  Nevill  Gates 

Carolyn  Mitchell  Jack 

Janet  Ann  Nelson 

Isaac  Byron  Horton,  III 

Nancy  Ann  Mattox 

Emily  Seelbinder 

Joseph  Thache  Inglefieid 

Sharon  Ann  Palsha 

Debbie  Jocelyn  Sharpe 

The  purpose  of  the  Grail-Valkyries  is  to  honor 

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G.  Norman  Acker,  III 
Jeffrey  Carroll  Adams 
Charles  Martin  Adcock 
Michael  Callais  Allen 
Thomas  Peoples  Allred 
Jill  Irene  Alznauer 
Caria  Diane  Bagley 
Laura  Denise  Baier 
Rebecca  Nan  Bailey 
Karen  Lynn  Barber 
Susan  Elizabeth  Barnes 
Ronnie  Thurston  Beamon 
James  Terry  Bell 
Robert  Ross  Borders 
Sara  Charlene  Boykin 
Peter  Holbrook  Bradshaw 
John  Earl  Brady 
Pamela  Diane  Branch 
Mary  Anne  Braunsdorf 
Duane  David  Bronson 
Edna  Christean  Brown 
Keith  Earl  Brown 
Mark  Keane  Brown 
Randy  Wilton  Brown 
Jill  Adelia  Bryan 
Deuward  G.  Bultman.  Ill 
Dorothea  Beryl  Bunn 
Gienn  Inowe  Burgess 
John  Anthony  Byrd 
Charles  William  Caldwell 
Malvina  Lourdes  Camejo 
Rosemary  Eileen  Carbery 
Larry  Charles  Carpenter 
Betty  Ruth  Carter 
Sam  Edward  Chandler,  Jr. 
Linda  Car  Christopherson 
Amanda  Jayne  Clamp 
Leigh  Ellen  Clawson 
Tamela  Gay  Clayton 
Amy  Lou  Clifton 
Rebel  Allen  Cole 
Judie  Lynn  Covington 
David  Bradford  Crutchfield 
Berryman  Theaudore  Cudd 
Robin  Gary  Cummings 
Eula  Mae  Daniel 
John  William  Davis 


Steven  Lee  Deal 
Paul  Douglas  Deane 
Wanda  Ellen  Dennis 
Jody  Marie  Dietrich 
Walter  Charles  Dietrich 
Pamela  Sharee  Dockery 
Rosemary  Effie  Dove 
Mary  Moses  Dresser 
David  Thomas  Duckett 
Melissa  Gay  Eanes 
Karen  Leigh  Easter 
Donna  Lee  Edwards 
Mary  Ellen  Edwards 
Sharon  Luann  Edwards 
Darrell  Ray  Ertzberger 
Deborah  Jo  Farmer 
Angela  Levern  Farr 
Jeffrey  Craig  Faulkner 
Patricia  Ann  Ferrell 
David  Wayne  Fisher 
Elizabeth  Kaye  Fortune 
Denise  Laraine  Fox 
Elizabeth  Dawn  Fulbright 
Crystal  Gay  Gardner 
Lawrence  Edward  Gates 
Thomas  Clayton  Gemmer 
Janice  Catherine  Goss 
Mark  Stewart  Graham 
Craig  Michael  Greven 
Jimmy  Grimsley 
Wallace  Luke  Guin 
Richard  Sean  Gurkin 
Mary  Kathryn  Haggins 
Michael  David  Hales 
Bette  Walden  Hardwick 
Sharon  Leigh  Harmtm 
Kathleen  Gay  Harris 
Bette  Walden  Hardwick 
Sandra  Lynn  Hayes 
Donna  Charlotte  Heavener 
Bruce  Douglas  Henderson 
Eric  Abner  Hendrickson 
Misti  Ladonna  Hennessee 
Gqry  Randolph  Hcrron 
Lilo  Alfreida  Hester 


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Rita  Tony  Hill 
Ann  Farrighton  Holmes 
Jacqueline  Holmes 
Edwin  Randolph  Hooks 
Michael  Eric  Hopper 
Isaac  Byron  Horton,  III 
Diane  Carol  Hudson 
Ronald  Carlisle  Hudson 
Gregory  Alan  Huskey 
Belinda  Hastings  Johnson 
Janet  Johnson 
Jennifer  Mary  Johnson 
Thomas  Leroy  Johnson,  Jr. 
Sherry  Elaine  Jones 
Shirley  Ann  Jones 
Brenda  Lynn  Jorgensen 
Edmund  Patrick  Joyce 
Stuart  Solly  Kaleel 
Angelos  George  Kallianos 
Bradley  Stephen  Kintner 
Karen  Lynn  Kirkwood 
William  Joseph  Kirsch 
Claudia  Collen  Kondratick 
Timothy  Earle  Krantz 
Theodore  Kenneth  Kyle 
Paul  Boezi  Langford 
Heidi  Ann  Leverenz 
Laura  Lynn  Logan 
Robert  Huston  Long,  Jr. 
Katherine  Elizabeth  Mackinn 
Carol  Lynn  Maple 
Jan  Allen  Marks 
Brian  Thomas  Marley 
Clifton  Franklin  Marley 
Cynthia  Faires  Martin 
Gregory  Monroe  Martin 
Jeffrey  Todd  Martin 
Jeanne  Wilson  Mask 
Charlene  Magaki  Mason 
William  Henry  Matthews 
Joann  Theresa  Matone 
Kelly  Raye  Mays 
Sandra  Marie  McDonald 
Laura  Elizabeth  McGeachy 
Rickye  Ann  McKoy 
Carley  Bartley  McLean,  Jr. 


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Bryant  HiUer  Mende 
Deborah  Gail  Merritt 
Theodore  Clayton  Michie 
Marion  Edward  Miller 
Michael  Ray  Miller 
Suzanne  Mallony  Mitchell 
Debra  Anne  Mooney 
Willie  Lavonsa  Moore 
Wistar  Moore.  Ill 
Elizabeth  Elaine  Moose 
Stephen  Derek  Morgan 
Anne  Victoria'Moriarty 
David  Randall  Moser 
Suzanne  Marie  Mullaney 
Jennifer  Louise  Murphy 
Noreen  Mary  Murphy 
Lesley  Louise  Myers 
Carolyn  Beht  Nailor 
Charles  Frederick  Nash 
Lou  Reisa  Neal 
David  Latta  Neei 
Sally  Jean  Newboid 
Michele  Newton 
Martha  Ann  Noble 
Susan  Elaine  Norman 
James  Evans  North,  111 
Rachel  Ann  Nunn 
John  Joseph  O'Connor,  11 
Chrisann  Ohler 
Dan  Freeman  Oldham 
David  Keith  Orren 
Patricia  Elaine  Owens 
William  Lee  Owens 
William  Spencer  Pass 
Tanya  Ann  Peeler 
Paula  Jane  Perkins 
Jean  Mane  Perry 
Phyllis  Beatrice  Pickett 


William  Pierce,  Jr. 
Nicky  Lynn  Pipkin 
Sambra  Jane  Pittard 
Kenneth  Ware  Porter,  Jr. 
Robin  Ann  Puckett 
Novie  Beth  Ragan 
Marcus  Eddie  Randall 
Paula  Michele  Rhodes 
Daniel  Richardson,  Jr. 
Michael  Anthony  Riddle 
Clarice  Yvonne  Robinson 
Maurice  Rollins,  Jr. 
Don  Jeremy  Roth 
Susan  Louise  Rowe 
Susan  Neil  Rowe 
Leonard  Arnett  Rowland 
Reginald  Lee  Schloss 
Scott  George  Schoedler 
Debra  Sue  Shaw 
IrisJoSheehan 
Willard  Nelson  Shepherd 
Michael  Talmadge  Shumate 
Melissa  Katherine  Sigmon 
Gary  Gene  Smalley 
Constance  Joye  Smith 
Donnie  Ray  Smith 
Howard  N,  Smith 
Mark  Odell  Smith 
Michael  Ray  Smith 
Philhp  Ray  Smith 
Randy  Dean  Smith 
Suzanne  Cecelia  Smith 
Teresa  Dawn  Smith 
Deborah  Ann  Snipes 
Janet  Lee  Snyder 
Mary  Lou  Sparrow- 
Agnes  Marie  Speight 
Susan  Victoria  Spragg 
Carolyn  Marie  Steele 


Carole  Joyce  Stemkowski 
David  Andrew  Stephenson 
Susan  Elaine  Strayhorn 
Harry  John  Strek 
Ann  Louise  Studenberg 
Jay  Morris  Tannen 
Alan  Ray  Taylor 
Tammie  Lynn  Taylor 
Paul  Eric  Teske 
Cynthia  Lea  Thompson 
William  David  Thurman 
Gerald  Anthony  Tingen 
Sara  Elizabeth  Tippens 
Julio  Cesar  Ugarte,  Jr. 
Charlene  Lolita  Vanmeter 
Wanda  Kaye  Wade 
Christine  Jones  Wakeman 
James  Phillip  Walker,  II 
Margaret  Marie  Walker 
Martha  Ellen  Walker 
Anna  Katherine  Watson 
Robert  Anthony  Wease 
Catherine  Jean  Weaver 
Barbareta  Anita  Welch 
James  Peter  Wheeler 
Kenneth  Eric  White 
Susan  Claire  Whitley 
Jeffrey  Carl  Whittington 
Thomas  Barnes  Wiggins 
Ellen  Marie  Willard 
Maureen  Kay  Williams 
Elizabeth  Nanette  Wilson 
Ellen  Dale  Wishon 
Stacey  Allen  Wood,  Jr. 
John  David  Woodruff,  Jr. 
Judith  Ann  Woody 
Mitzi  York 
Thoomas  John  Zuber 


The  James  M.  Johnston  Awards  Program  is  made 

possible  through  the  generosity  of  the  James  M.  Johnston  Trust  for  Charitable 

and  Educational  Purposes.  James  M.  Johnston  Scholarships  are  awarded  to  academically 

superior  students  to  recognize  their  merit  and  assist  them  financially  in  achieving  their  educational  goals. 


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Nancy  Jane  Ashe 
Pamella  jane  Aubrecht 
Mary  Sue  Auton 
Marianne  Judith  Bab 
Cheryl  Ann  Banks 
Ellen  Jane  Barbour 
Janet  Lynn  Baumheckel 
Joyce  Elaine  Beal 
Robin  Lynn  Bean 
Kathryn  Hurliman  Bland 
Laura  Jane  Blue 
Linda  Smith  Bowe 
Wanda  Joy  Brewer 
Helen  Alex  Bridges 
Susan  Lane  Branson 
Alma  Kay  Bullock 
Denise  Elaine  Byrd 
Harriette  Lu  Campbell 
Claudia  Anne  Carter 
Eleanor  Fordham  Cash 
Stephanie  Catafygiotu 
Janet  Kathleen  Chilcote 
Marion  H.  Cobb 
Marsha  Hope  Coggins 
Roger  Lee  Collins 
Lisa  Jean  Covington 
Debrajane  Craft 
Marie  Elaine  Brooke 
Elaine  Dazevedo  Daberko 
Darise  Bryn  Daves 
Rebecca  Ann  Dodson 
Miriam  D.  Donohue 
Marian  Elaine  Dorsey 


Doris  Crewes  Elliot 
Barbara  Lynn  Evans 
Pam  Hirst  Falls 
Shotsy  Charlotte  Faust 
Sara  Winifred  Ferguson 
Patricia  Taylor  Francis 
Ina  Meredith  Friedman 
Kahtleen  P.  Gallagher 
Carrie  Goodwin  Gallimore 
Deborah  Phyllis  Gardner 
Petsy  Bea  Gaskins 
Jeannie  Dee  Godley 
Andrea  Kay  Grinbergs 
Jane  Louise  Hastings 
Julia  Ann  Hayes 
Linda  Kay  Hesley 
Leslie  Carolyn  Hicks 
Valerie  Lynne  Hicks 
Donna  Jane  Hobgood 
Mary  Alice  Hofler 
Hilda  Cates  Holloway 
Karen  Marie  Hosack 
Kathryn  Larnell  King 
Deborah  Kay  Lambert 
Jean  Marie  Larson 
Caroline  Christy  Lentz 
Rebecca  Lynn  Marshall 
Kay  Wagoner  May 
Patricia  Stewart  McLean 
Kathryn  Suzanne  Miller 
Jeral  Leslie  Mooneyham 
Katherine  Anne  Moore 
Rosalie  Jane  Morss 


Deborah  Carol  Oliver 
Mary  E.  Paine 
Charyll  Elaine  Perry 
Anita  Catherine  Petrucci 
Denise  S.  Pottorff 
Kendace  Feigar  Sanders 
Daniel  W.  Sasser,  Jr. 
Cynthia  Jane  Schmidt 
Linda  Smith  Seymour 
Sandra  Louise  Siehl 
Sandra  Kay  Sleeman 
Rosemary  Lou  Smith 
Betty  Lee  Snyder 
Toni  Lynn  Spicer 
Luann  Stewart 
Sandra  Greenhill  Stokes 
Cindy  Beth  Stout 
Denise  Guganig  Streeter 
Christine  Gale  Strickland 
Jackie  Lynn  Sullivan 
Syvil  LaRita  Summers 
Nancy  Harris  Suttles 
Sherry  Leigh  Thomas 
Carolyn  Sue  Underwood 
Ella  Coel  Vanderhorst 
Donna  Eileen  Vandessel 
Starr  Beam  Waldron 
Elizabeth  Walters- Bugs  bee 
Ladonna  Nyoka  Washington 
Amy  E.  Whitley 
Joan  Marie  Williams 
Rebecca  Darlene  Wolfe 
Rebecca  Ligon  Workman 


James  M.  Johnston  Nursing  Scholars  are  selected  jointly  by 

the  School  of  Nursing  and  the  University  Committee  on  Scholarships,  Awards,  and  Student  Aid. 

Johnston  Nursing  Awards  are  available  for  undergraduate,  graduate,  and  Evening  College  nursing  students. 


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Graham  Kenan 
Professors  of  Law 

Henry  Parker  Brandies,  Jr. 
Frank  William  Hanft 
Daniel  Hubbard  PoUitt 
John  Winfield  Scoit,  Jr. 

Kenan  Professors 

Elie  Maynard  Adams,  Philosophy 

William  Brantley  Aycock.  Law 

Stephen  Bartow  Baxter.  History 

Richmond  Pugh  Bond.  English 

Raj  Chandra  Bose,  Statistics 

Alfred  Theodor  Brauer,  Mathematia 

Frederick  Phillips  Brooks.  Computer  Science 

Donald  Paul  Costells.  Zoo/ogy 

John  Nathaniel  Couch.  Botany 

Norman  Ellsworth  Eliason.  English 

Preston  Herschel  Epps.  Greek 

Werner  Paul  Friederich,  German  and  Comparative 

Literature 
James  J.  Gallagher,  Education 
Federico  Guillermo  Gil.  Political  Science 
Ira  Jay  Gordon.  Education 

Carl  William  Gottschalk.  Medicine  and  Physiology 
Fletcher  Melvin  Green.  History 
Bernard  George  Greenberg,  Biosiatistics 
Jacques  Hardre,  French 
Amos  Henry  Hav^ley,  Sociology 
Clarence  Heer.  Economics 
Wassily  Hoeffding,  Statistia 
Clarence  Hugh  Holman.  English 
John  Joseph  Honigmann,  Anthropology 
Arthur  Palmer  Hudson,  English 
Joseph  Logan  irvin.  Biochemistry 
Guy  Benton  Johnson.  Sociology  and  Anthropology 
Henry  Neil  Kirman.  Pediatrics 
George  Sherman  Lane,  Germanic  and  Comparative 

Linguistics 
Hugh  Talmage  Lefler.  History 
Henry  Wilkins  Lewis.  Public  Law  and  Government 
Charles  Houston  Long.  History  of  Religions 
Clifford  Pierson  Lyons.  English 
George  Philip  Manire,  Bacteriology  and  Immunology 
Harold  Greer  McCurdy,  Psychology 


Eugen  Merzbacher,  Physics 

Daniel  Alexander  Okun.  Environmental  Engineering 

Everett  D.  Palmatier.  Physia 

Charles  Norwood  Reilley,  Chemistry 

Oscar  Knefler  Rite,  Chemistry 

Charles  Baskervill  Robson.  Political  Science 

John  James  William  Rogers.  Geology 

Joseph  Carlyle  Sitterson,  History 

George  Brown  Tindall,  History 

Judson  John  Van  Wyk.  Pediatrics 

William  Smith  Wells.  English 

William  Leon  Wiley,  Jr.,  French 

Louis  Round  Wilson,  Library  Administration 

Sarah  Graham  Kenan 
Professors  of  Medicine 

Henry  Stanley  Bennett,  Biological  and  Medical  Sciences 

Walter  Reece  Berryhill,  Medicine 

Thomas  Wohlson  Farmer,  Neurology  and  Medicine 

Morris  Abraham  Lipton.  Psychiatry 

Paul  Lewis  Munson,  Pharmacoloby  and  Endocrinology 

William  Rand  Kenan,  Jr.  Professors 

Lester  Eugene  Asheim.  Library  Science 

Juan  Bautista  Avalle-Arce,  Spanish 

Vernon  Lee  Bounds.  Public  Law  and  Administration 

Willard  Tracy  Carleton.  Business  Administration 

Ernest  Ludwig  Eliel,  Chemistry 

Eugene  Gressman.  Laiv 

Nelson  George  Hairston,  Zoology  and  Ecology 

Lara  G.  Hoggard.  Music 

Jay  Richard  Judson.  Art  History 

George  Kane,  English 

Lewis  Leary.  English 

Duncan  MacRae,  Jr..  Political  Science  and  Sociology 

James  Ross  MacDonald,  Physia 

Edouard  Morot-Sir,  French 

George  Edwin  Mowry.  History 

Robert  Ghormley  Parr,  Theoretical  Chemistry 

Vermont  Connecticut  Royster,  Journalism  and  Public 

Affairs 
Aldo  D.  Scaglione,  Italian  and  Comparative  Literature 
John  B.  Turner,  Social  Work 
Gerhard  Ludwig  Weingerg.  History 
Paul  Ziff,  Philosophy 


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were  established  by  members  of  the  Kenan  family  to  assist  the 

University  in  attracting,  retaining  and  recognizing  outstanding  faculty  members. 


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Class  of  1978 

Todd  Shortridge  Albert 

Joseph  Lindsay  Albright,  Jr. 

David  Joseph  Ballard 

Charles  Fred  Bowman 

Paul  Christopher  Browne 

Iley  Baker  Browning,  III 

John  Murmon  Clarkson,  111 

Jeffrey  Lynn  Collins 

Keith  Osburn  Cowan 

Fred  Micael  Crouch 

John  David  Dick 

Willis  Frank  Dowd,  IV 

David  MacEason 

Michael  Joseph  Egan,  III 

Lawrence  Mark  Fleishman 

Nigel  Fleming 

Gordon  Harold  Hafner 

Frank  Howard  Hill 

James  Wilson  Hulbert 

Joseph  Thacher  Inglefield.  Ill 

Douglas  Thomas  Johnson 

Nicholas  Long,  Jr. 

Joseph  Moore  McConnell 

Paul  Yates  McDonald 

Paul  Douglas  McGarry 

Douglas  Charmichael  Mclntyre,  II 

Peter  Kingsley  McKee.  Jr. 

Mark  Carpenter  McPherson 

Douglas  Edward  Markham 

Charles  Steven  Mason 

Horace  William  Miller.  Jr. 

Douglas  Durrell  Monroe,  III 

William  Howard  Moss 

Stanley  Preston  Oakley.  Jr. 

Forrest  Hayes  Page 

Steven  McCall  Perry 

Jeffery  Brenr  Price 

David  Brian  Layton  Royle 

Jonathan  Drew  Sasser 

Charles  Robert  Smith 

Malcolm  Ruscoe  Sullivan,  Jr. 

Louis  Valvelle  Sutton.  Ill 

Boyd  Stephen  Toben 

John  Cloyd  Turtle 

Vernion  Talmadge  Williams 

Lee  Lynn  Zia 

Class  of  1979 
Ronald  Lewis  Adams 
James  Lawrence  Alexandre 
Charles  Clark  Alston 
Clyde  Lowell  Ball,  Jr. 


William  Leo  Bamberger 
Victor  Eros  Bell,  III 
Louis  Dean  Bilionis 
William  Harry  Billka 
Frank  Lawrence  Bliss 
Virginia  Harrison  Burns 
Michael  Joseph  CarroU 
Carolyn  Jo  Christman 
Julia  McMillan  Cline 
Roy  Asberry  Cooper,  III 
Karen  Elaine  Cress 
Maurice  Francis  Dana 
PhiUip  Sheridan  Dickey 
Elizabeth  Anne  Dooley 
Andrew  Fearnall  Fair 
Robert  Nevill  Gates 
Thomas  Tracy  Giduz 
Lawrence  Wayne  Gimple 
Kurt  Lamont  Haefeli 
James  Wright  Henry 
Robert  John  Kendall 
Ann  Marie  Knops 
James  Duncan  Ladd 
Denise  Lenore  Langevin 
Mark  Calder  McWhinney 
Robert  Alexander  McWilliam 
Thomas  Bolton  May,  III 
Mark  William  Merritt 
Ward  Weskett  Nelson 
WiUiam  George  Olayos.  Jr. 
Walton  Harrison  Reeves,  Jr. 
Robert  Louis  Rosiello 
Mary  Claire  Sherrill 
Harry  Eugene  Siblod 
Samuel  Thomas  Sockwell 
Karen  Leslie  Stevenson 
Joan  Lynette  Templeton 
John  William  Totten,  II 
David  Tutherly  Waiters 
Debbie  Weston 
James  Tolbert  Wilkinson 
Katie  Marie  Ziglar 

Class  of  1980 

Jeffrey  Alexander  Aiken 
Christopher  Scott  Arena 
Donald  Holmes  Baker,  Jr. 
Luther  Ernest  Barnhardt.  Ill 
James  Andrew  Bell 
Barry  Stephen  Brown 
Martha  Corbi  Bulluck 
David  Christopher  Chance 
Kim  Stafford  Clarke 


Joseph  Wayne  Coates 

Anne  Elizabeth  Cobey 

Robert  Wayne  Cramer 

Scott  Bradford  Davis 

Marcia  Lousie  Dean 

Stephen  Ward  DeVine 

Paul  Frederick  Duckworth,  Jr. 

Michael  Frank  Elliott 

George  Steven  Felts 

Virginia  Lynn  Gantt 

Teresa  Anne  Gardner 

William  O  Daniel  Gray.  Ill 

Eleanor  Duff  Green 

Peter  Geoffrey  Francis  Harrison 

Robert  Daniel  Hays.  Jr. 

William  McDowell  Hoak 

Geoffrey  Michael  St.  John  Hoare 

David  Montgomery  Hunter 

Besse  Jordan 

Nancy  Catherine  Joyce 

Christopher  Shaw  Lambert 

Robert  Allen  Long,  Jr. 

Michael  Wesley  Lord 

Mary  Louise  McMaster 

Ann  Mario  Martinelli 

Jeffrey  Don  Mathis 

Janet  Marie  Moss 

Ted  James  Nifong 

Andrew  Kenneth  William  gowell 

Gustavo  Antonio  Riera 

Manley  Woolfolk  Roberts 

Leland  Keith  Rogers 

Charies  Alan  Ross 

Julius  Addison  Rousseau.  HI 

Robert  Wayne  Simmons 

Thomas  Flake  Skipper 

Rebecca  Faye  Smith 

Andrew  Carroll  Spencer 

Gerald  Glenn  Striph 

Charles  Glenn  Summers 

Charles  Thomas  Urban,  111 

David  Nichols  von  Storch 

Gloria  Estelle  Webster 

Trelawny  Michael  Williams 

James  Alan  Wolfe 

Phillip  Dexter  Woods 

David  Calep  Wright.  Ill 

Class  of  1981 
Byron  Clifford  Abels,  Jr. 
Charles  Edward  Aldrich,  II 
Laura  Kathryn  Alexander 
Charles  Edward  Allen 


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Cathy  Ann  Alston 
Terru  Carter  Antrim 
Karen  Patricia  Bailey 
Pamela  Anne  Bath 
Deborah  Ward  Bedford 
Louis  Adams  Bledsoe.  Ill 
Ronald  Gail  Boatwright 
Brian  Charles  Bunch 
Benic  Monta  Clark.  Ill 
Randall  Allen  Davis 
Bennie  Lea  Eure 
Richard  James  Farmer 
Brian  MacDonaid  Goray 
James  Edward  Grogan.  Jr. 
Randolph  Herman  Harry 
Jeremy  Oliver  Harwood 
Mark  Reid  Hewett 
Cindy  Ygerne  Hoffner 
Christopher  Michael  Holems 
Mary  Bennett  Houston 
Linda  Dinane  Hubbard 
Joel  Walter  Hylton,  Jr. 
Dinita  LeAnne  James 
Gregory  Hollins  Kats 
Theodore  Charles  Kerner,  Jr. 
Caleb  Kimball  King 
Eric  John  Kostelich 
Mary  Christine  Kuzma 
Loretta  Kay  Linder 
Nicholas  Frazicr  Manos 
Kimberly  Anne  Marshall 
Stephen  Graham  Nathan  Mendel 
Elizabeth  Anne  Mendenhall 
Thomas  Wentworth  Mnrss 
Terrence  Dewiit  Morion.  Jr. 
Stephen  Carter  Parham 
Rachel  Hamilton  Parker 
Frances  Elizabeth  Patton 
Rodney  Eric  Phillips 


Robert  Michael  Regan.  Jr. 
Franklin  Thomas  Roberts 
Catherine  Lynn  Robinson 
Eugene  Rossitch.Jr. 
Adam  Sapirstein 
Barry  Ferguson  Saunders 
Elizabeth  Gaines  Schofield 
Frances  Jane  Seymour 
Timothy  Joseph  Sheehy 
Taylor  Howard  Smisson 
James  Brundin  Snider 
Warren  Michael  Sobol 
Jennifer  Lynn  Steinbrenner 
Stacy  Elizabeth  Stubbs 
Richard  Green  Terrell 
David  John  Vandenbergh 
Vanessa  Lynn  Washington 
Richard  Byron  Whisnant 
Richard  Algernon  M.  Williams 
Ernest  Arnold  Youhouse.  Jr. 

Graduate  School 

Mary  Beth  Humphrey  Broom 
James  Elmer  Corter 
Patrick  Bruce  Duncan 
Eric  Lee  Hymen 
Michael  Crerar  Jordan 
Edward  Martin  Kober 
Richard  Eimer  Lenski 
Victoria  Bozzola  Lewis 
Emily  Stough  Murphree 
Donald  MacDavid  ToUe 
Rodney  Robert  Walters 

Dental  School 

Carol  Drinkard 
David  Ear!  Frost 
Frederick  Lee  Nance.  Ill 
Joseph  March  Waldron 


James  Milton  Walter.  Jr. 

Law  School 

Aleta  Marie  Griffin 
Dewey  Michael  Lane 
Kenneth  Floyd  Ledford 
William  G.  Leonard 
John  Klauminzer  Molen 
Penni  Leigh  Pearson 
Donnell  Van  Noppen.  Ill 

Medical  School 

John  Stewart  Adams 
Stephanie  Rae  Bennett 
Arlene  Susan  Bierman 
Scott  Allen  Boone 
John  D.  Davis.  Jr. 
Barry  Shelton  Dicicco 
Richard  Mak  Harrell 
Mark  Donald  Monson 
Peter  Toamz  Remec 
Robert  Alan  Scarr 
Peter  Alan  Schlesinger 
George  David  Zoret 

Morehead  Fellows 
Business  School 
Donna  Jones  Dean 
Roderick  Potter  Duell 
Joan  Levitan 
Herbert  Dennis  Odie 
Frances  Dudley  Stewart 
Joseph  Leon  Turner 

Planetarium  Interns 

Patricia  Anne  Madison 
April  Dianne  Sauer 


"//  is  my  ardent  desire 

to  perpetuate  as  far  as  possible  the  great  service  which 

that  institution  (The  University  of  North  Carolina)  has  rendered 

to  the  State  of  North  Carolina,  the  South,  and  the  Nation,  and  I  can 

think  of  no  better  way  of  extending  its  influence  and  increasing  its  prestige  than 

by  attracting  youth  of  the  character  and  ability  I  have  mentioned  to  become  students  thereat. 

In  this  way  I  feel  I  will  render  a  service  not  only  to  the  students  themselves  and  to  the  University. 

but  also  to  the  people  of  the  State  and  Nation  through  the  accomplishments  and  leadership  of  these  students. 

John  Motley  Morehead 
The  Indenture 


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929  BGUCRTY  EVZR  WRIUSE,  KDS 

928  William  Wesley  Minton,  III.  WSS 

920  Willis  Frank  Dowd,  IV,  KMK 

931  AKT  UEAZPNSE,  NGP 

225  Frank  Porter  Graham 

365  George  Watts  Hill 

371  Frank  Coxa 

439  James  Penrose  Harland 

440  Thomas  Chatterton  Coxe,  Jr. 

442  Robert  Burton  House 

490  Fletcher  Melvin  Green 

492  Charles  Milton  Shaffer 

528  Joseph  Planner  Patterson,  Jr. 

540  Ernest  Craige 

546  Harry  Kittson  Russell 

582  Issac  Montrose  Taylor 

634  Lyman  Atkinson  Gotten 

650  Roy  Walter  Holsten 
663  Frank  Wysor  Klingberg 

664  Henry  Wilkins  Lewis 

665  Robert  Boyd  Lindsay 
669  Thomas  Chatterton  Coxe,  III 

673  Benson  Reid  Wilcox 

678  Herbert  Ralph  Baer 

741  Richard  Hill  Robinson,  Jr. 

751  William  Brantley  Aycock 

763  Hugh  Talmadge  Lefler 

796  Joseph  Maryon  Saunders 

815  Stephen  Bartow^  Baxter 

816  Peter  Franklin  Walker 

823  Lee  Roy  Wells  Armstrong 

835  William  Clyde  Friday 

836  Rollie  Tillman,  Jr. 

843  Harold  Calloway  Pollard,  111 

922  Mont  Dawson  Gaylord 

923  Elwood  Brogdon  Coley,  Jr. 

924  Thomas  Chatterton  Coxe,  IV 

925  James  Gibbon  Hallett 

926  Robert  Copenhaver  Hudson 

927  James  William  Johnston,  III 
932  Robert  Preston  MacKenzie,  111 

933  Carter  Davidson  Pope 
935  William  James  McCoy 

936  Theodore  DuBose  Bratton 

937  Thomas  Henry  Wright,  III 


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Kathleen  Theresa  Allen,  Lochiel 
Evan  Kent  Auberry,  Chieflan 

Evelyn  Westarp,  S<rihe 
Steven  Andrew  BanksX^/W 

Caledonians 

Janet  May  Barnes 
Sallie  Willard  Bateman 

Judy  Beamer 
James  Emory  Blackwell 

Joseph  Ros  Burns 

Stephen  Thomas  Busby 

Colette  Chabbott 

Cathy  Chessin 

Aenne  Maria  Feil 

David  Garabedian 

Laura  Ann  Gilbert! 

Allan  Wayne  Graham 

William  Keith  Higgins 

Catherine  Elizabeth  Horton 

Sherry  Johnson 

David  MacDonald  Kasey 

Darryl  Keith 

Mark  Richard  Kellam 

James  Daniel  Levine 

Richard  Liebman 

Beverly  Ann  McClain 

Ray  Mciggs 

Dennis  Moser 

Joanne  Patricia  Nellis 

Carol  Peterson 

Charles  Rouse 

Lisa  Marie  Saylor 

Sarah  Ellen  Thompson 

David  West 
James  Tracy  Wilkerson 

Honoraries 

Doris  Kaneklides 

Alice  Patricia  Lawler 

Nellie  Stroud 


The  Order  of  St.  Andrew,  founded  in  1972. 

honors  sem'ce  to  Henderson  Residence  College  and  its 

individual  residence  halls.  Alexander,  Connor,  and  Winston. 


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Boyd  Stephen  Tobcn.  Jaiort 

Barry  Lynn  Smith.  Hyparchos 

Paul  Harold  Arne,  Grammateas 

John  Coleman  Reid,  Chrystophcr 

Active  Argonauts 

Walter  Etheridge  Daniels 

Richard  Darrell  Hancock 

Georg  Nicholas  Herman 

Allen  Herbert  Johnson 

Roger  Norman  Kirkman 

Bradley  Robert  Lamb 

Charles  Franklm  Miller 

Michele  Marie  Patterson 

Lili  Anna  Shiffman 

Harriet  Sue  Sugar 

Thomas  Henry  Wright.  Ill 


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1029  Samuel  Thomas  Sockwell 

10.W  Phil  Jackson  Ford.  Jr. 

1031  Joni  Ann  Peters 

1032  Raymond  Eugene  Owens 

1033  Elson  Sylvester  Floyd 

1034  Nancy  Ann  Mattox 

1035  Charles  Max-«ell  Kummel 

1036  Ann  Kellogg  B.ddle 

1037  Lonza  Calvin  Hardy.  Jr. 

1038  William  Howard  Moss 

1039  Kathleen  Parker  Lamb 

1040  Maurice  Clifton  York 
1041  Ralph  Vernon  Aubn'.  Jr. 

1042  Suzanne  M.  Mitchell 

1043  Craig  Burdeen  Brown 

1044  Sheri  LaDeanne  Parks 
1045  Virginia  Harrison  Burns 

1046  Robert  Cecil  Stamper.  Jr. 

1047  Joseph  Moore  McConnell 
1048  William  Bain  Jones,  Jr. 

1049  Laura  Leigh  Seism 
1050  William  Douglas  Parmelee 

1051  Isaac  Byron  Horton.  Ill 

1052  Gregory  Douglas  Porter 
1053  David  Hardison 

1054  Frederick  Phillips  Brooks,  Jr 

1055  Samuel  Ruthren  Williamson 


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The  Order  of  the  Golden  Fleece  was  established 

in  1903  to  recognize  exceptional  leadership  and  inspirational  character 

demonstrated  in  service  to  the  University  community.  It  is  among  the  highest  honoraries  on  campus. 


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Tally  Edward  Lassiter,  Jr.,  President,  Vail  1977 

Susan  Victoria  Spragg,  President.  Spring,  1978 

Susan  Victoria  Spragg,  Secretary-Treasurer 


Executive  Council 

David  Mac  Eason 
Hazel  Ann  King 
Boyd  Stephen  Toben 

Active  Members 

David  Joseph  Ballard 

Craig  Burdeen  Brown 

Michael  Eugene  Bunch 

Danny  Ray  Dalton 

Mary  Howell  Friday 

Janice  Lee  Hodges 

Bradley  Robert  Lamb 

Carol  Lynn  Lester 

Earle  William  Lingle.  Jr. 

Joseph  Moore  McConnell 

Douglas  Carmichael  Mclntyre.  11 

Robert  Alexander  McWilliam 

John  Thomas  Newton 

Dana  Eugene  Page 

Gregory  Douglas  Porter 

Robert  Ernest  Price 

Mark  Allen  Ramsey 

Anne  Marie  Antoinette  Riether 

David  Brian  Layton  Royle 

Jack  Alan  Sussman 

Jay  Morris  Tannen 

Alan  Eugene  Toll 

Myra  Sue  Wheeler 

Spring  1978  Initiates 

Miles  Steven  Alexander 
James  Lawrence  Alexandre 
David  Peter  Ascher 


Maria  Elizabeth  Ausherman 
William  David  Bernard 
Clarence  Harvey  Burke 
George  William  Cox,  HI 
Stephen  Ward  DeVine 
William  Howard  Francis.  Jr. 
Lyndon  Forrest  Fuller 
Samuel  Levi  Fulwood,  III 
Robert  Nevill  Gates 
Isaac  Byron  Horton.  Ill 
Carolyn  Mitchell  Jack 
Angela  Lugretta  Johnson 
Mark  Joel  Kogan 
Charles  Maxwell  Kummel 
Nicholas  Long.  Jr. 
Glen  David  MacDonald 
Douglas  Edward  Markham 
Christopher  May  Mason 
Karol  Virginia  Mason 
Paul  Douglas  McGarry 
Mark  Carpenter  McPherson 
Suzanne  Mallaty  Mitchell 
Thomas  Macklin  Moss 
William  Howard  Moss 
William  Douglas  Parmelee 
Edward  Bryant  Phillips 
David  Settle  Reid.  IV 
Terry  Ellen  Rhodes 
Merrit  Burdette  Robinson 
Jonathan  Drew  Sasser 
Keith  Turner  Sellers 
Robert  Cecil  Stamper.  Jr. 
Cary  Herbert  Ulman 
Margo  Ann  Warhola 


The  Order  of  the  Old  Well  recognizes  and  honors  campus  service 

and  personal  accomplishments.  The  Order  is  open  to  students  who  earn  points  awarded 

for  scholarship,  and  participation  in  student  government,  publications,  athletics,  forensics,  dramatics,  and  music. 


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Officers 

Robert  Gustave  Lehouck  II 

President 
Alan  Dean  Maness 

Vice  President 
Angela  Marie  Brinson 

Co-Recording  Secretary 
Michael  Joseph  Egan 

Co-Recording  Secretary 
Claude  Swanson  George,  Jr. 

Faculty  Adviser 

Spring  1977  Initiates 

Elizabeth  Reid  Abernathy 
James  Lawrence  Alexandre 
June  Karen  Allison 
Laura  Elizabeth  Ard 
Theodore  Peter  Anderson 
David  Peter  Ascher 
Patrick  Holder  Auiry 
William  Austin  Baker 
Sean  Joseph  Ballantine 
Thomas  Wiley  Barnette 
James  Drew  Bass 
Ronnie  Thurston  Beamon 
James  Terry  Bell 
Lawrence  North  Bennett 
Stephanie  Lyle  Benson 
Diane  Tobe  Berenbaum 
Samuel  Smith  Blick 
David  Zane  Bodenheimer 
Claudia  Sue  Borowiec 
Charles  Fred  Bowman 
Peter  Holbrook  Bradshaw 
Deborah  Eileen  Brent 
Angela  Marie  Brinson 
William  Bogan  Brooks.  Ill 
Robert  MacDonald  Brubaker,  Jr. 
Lisa  Anne  Christoph 
Linda  Car  Christopherson 
Reese  Hunter  Clark 
Judy  Andrew  Clayton 
Steven  Lowell  Coates 
James  Rector  Connelly,  Jr. 
Kenneth  Lyn  Counts 
Robin  Bradford  Counts 
Katherine  Mehala  Cox 
Joel  Miller  Craig 
George  Morrison  Creech 
David  Markham  Dalton 
Maurice  Francis  Dana 
Cynthia  Belle  Daniel 
Walter  Freeman  Daniel.  Jr. 
Dwight  Merrimon  Davidson,  MI 
Roy  Walton  Davis.  HI 
Robert  Allen  Dawkins 
Mary  Louisa  Dodson 
David  Nelson  Drechsel 
Michael  Nathan  Driscoll 


Mitchell  Francis  Ducey 
David  Mac  Eason 
Elizabeth  Susan  Edwards 
Willie  Stanley  Edwards,  Jr. 
Kathryn  Neal  Ellis 
Edward  Ogburn  Erkes 
William  Frank  Fairbanks 
Laura  Sutherland  Fanjoy 
William  Lloyd  Ferguson 
Amy  Desha  Foreman 
Andrew  Fox 
Mary  Howell  Friday 
LuAnn  Garrard 
Linda  Leigh  Gaston 
Paula  Sanchez  Gaylord 
Bruce  Gary  Gellin 
Nancy  McDonald  Geoghegan 
Melissa  Jane  Goddard 
Linda  Rickie  Gold 
Manning  Miles  Goldsmith,  111 
Walter  Hugh  Goodman 
Rodney  Sloop  Gordon 
Susan  Kay  Graham 
Robert  Gordon  Graper 
Robert  Edward  Gross 
Thomas  Howard  Grote 
Marvin  Spencer  Hackney 
William  Augustus  Haddock.  Jr. 
Michael  David  Hales 
John  Livingston  Hazlehurst 
Marie  Margaret  Hellinger 
Carl  George  Herndl 
Gary  Randolph  Herron 
Calvin  Clay  Hicks 
Newell  Long  Highsmith 
Sharon  Rachel  Hodge 
Kip  Vernon  Hodges 
Barbara  HoUandsworth 
Linda  Mahrea  HoUerung 
Michael  Wayne  Home 
Frederick  Johnston  Houk.  Jr. 
James  Wilson  Hulbert 
Gary  Charles  Ivey 
Carolyn  Mitchell  Jack 
William  Edwin  Jackson 
Daniel  Snipes  Johnson 
Janie  Gertrude  Johnson 
Virginia  Sanders  Joy 
Joseph  Dock  Joyner.  Jr. 
Angelos  George  Kallianos 
Timothy  Anderson  Keppel 
Margaret  Olivia  Kirk 
William  Joseph  Kirsch 
Ward  Smothers  Lambeth 
Tally  Edward  Lassiter,  Jr. 
Insup  Lee 

Robert  Gustave  Lehouck.  II 
Gary  Leonard  Leshko 
Hal  Andrew  Levinson 


Laura  Lipshitz 

Dianne  Smith  Litaker 

Michael  Joe  Lockerby 

John  Dalton  Lofiin 

Martha  Jane  Loftin 

Mary  Jo  Lorek 

Beverly  Jean  Loudin 

Susan  Marie  Lyons 

Juliana  Mei-Mei  Ma 

Glen  David  Macdonald 

Alan  Dean  Maness 

Douglas  Edward  Markham 

Milliceni  Rives  Marsh 

Henry  Fisher  Mason,  Jr. 

Amy  Louise  McClung 

John  Sharpe  McDaniel.  HI 

Paul  Yates  McDonald 

Douglas  Carmichael  Mclntyre,  II 

Richard  Timothy  McManus 

Letha  Jeannette  McMillan 

David  Willis  McMurry 

Bruce  Bakhtiar  McNair 

Arthur  Clayton  Menius.  HI 

Julia  Wesley  Merricks 

Susan  Lee  Mitchell 

Staley  Cook  Moore 

Carl  Donald  Morgan,  Jr. 

Alan  Stewart  Murray 

John  Edward  Nanney 

Donald  Kurt  Nelson 

Carl  Michael  Nicks 

Joanne  Ochsman 

Jane  Rawlings  Orahood 

Leon  Charles  Peele,  HI 

Lance  Harlan  Perling 

John  Butler  Plong.  Jr. 

Robert  Ernest  Price 

Robin  Ann  Puckett 

John  Stephen  Quakenbush 

Karen  Lynn  Quesenberry 

Scott  Latimer  Ramey 

Kathleen  Marie  Reahl 

Walton  Harrison  Reeves,  Jr. 

John  Coleman  Reid 

Helen  Catherine  Riddle 

Anne  Marie  Antoinette  Riether 

James  Crawford  Roberts,  Jr. 

Kathy  Jean  Roberts 

Katherine  Jan  Roggenkamp 

Charles  Flournoy  Royster.  HI 

Andrew  Sabol.  HI 

Jonathan  Drew  Sasser 

Timothy  Gray  Saunders 

Charles  Preston  Scheeler 

Jeffrey  Ryan  Sechrest 

Lawrence  Elman  Shirley.  Jr. 

Ellen  Fisher  Simmons 

John  Darrell  Skipper 

James  Harold  Smith,  Jr. 


Barry  James  Sobering 
Robert  Dennis  Stoltz 
Lynda  Anderson  Stone 
Brian  McCullough  Strain 
Malcolm  Ruscoe  Sullivan.  Jr. 
Jay  Morris  Tannen 
Megan  Beth  Taylor 
Anthony  Ray  Tripleti 
Cary  Herbert  Ulman 
Joseph  Stevens  Walker.  Ill 
Kenneth  Eric  White 
Robert  Colvin  White 
•Maureen  Kay  Williams 
John  David  Woodruff,  Jr. 
Benjamin  Ingold  Zachary 

Fall  1977  Initiates 
Anna  Dawn  Aberg 
Lisa  Susan  Abrams 
Law  Lamar  Armstrong,  Jr. 
Paul  Harold  Arne 
Evan  Kent  Auberry 
Patrick  Holder  Autry 
Paul  Drew  Beale 
Mark  Vladimir  Bensen 
Ann  Kellogg  Biddle 

Jan  Rochelle  Bolick 
Pamela  Diane  Branch 
Paul  Christopher  Browne 
Deuward  George  Frederick 

Bultman,  HI 
Carhy  Ellen  Chessin 

David  Bradford  Crutchfield 

James  Edward  Daniel 

Henry  Thornton  Dietrich,  III 

Barbara  Jane  Disher 

Kevin  James  Doughty 

Michael  Joseph  Egan,  HI 

Kimberley  Anne  Egerton 

Susan  Jane  Elkins 

Margaret  Elizabeth  Elmore 

Charles  Lee  Ewell,  Jr. 

Elizabeth  Ann  Ewing 

Shaun  Arlyce  Fuller 

Miriam  Clarke  Gardner 

Joseph  Renato  Gibson 

Daniel  Morris  Hamrick 

Marianne  Holmes  Hansen 

Dorothy  Leslie  Hassler 

Catherine  Sue  Hicks 

Dennis  Odell  Hill 
Jeffrey  Gordon  Hoggard 

Karen  Lynne  HoUifield 

Eric  Rolf  Holm 

Georgia  Michele  Hurysz 

Donna  Sue  Jones 
Susan  MacLeod  Jorizzo 
Carol  Ann  Kirby 
Michael  Joseph  Knight 


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Winston  Brent  Kulman 
Rita  Fay  Ladd 

Martin  Leon  Lagod 
Barbara  LaTowsky 
James  Daniel  Levine 
Brooks  Smith  Lide,  III 
Patricia  Diane  Mamay 
Christopher  May  Mason 
Jan  Allen  Marks 
Elsie  Jane  Martinelli 
Claire  Morris  McCall 
Karen  Ann  McKee 
Mark  Carpenter  McPherson 
Jon  Guyton  Merrill 
Gregory  Walter  Nye 
Carol  Ann  Pearce 
David  Christopher  Pearce 
Ernest  Neergaard  Pedersen 
Dennis  Ray  Porter 
Gregory  Douglas  Porter 
John  Russell  Puette 
Francis  Fltz  Randolph 
Richard  Henry  Reams 
David  Clark  Reeves 
Terry  Ellen  Rhodes 
Steven  Wayne  Robey 
Maurice  Glynn  Rollins,  Jr. 
Janius  Harris  Rose,  III 
Susan  Cranford  Ross 
William  Garry  Rudolph 
Sheryl  Lynn  Scheibie 
Peter  Wayne  Schneider 
Gail  Lynn  Shaw 
Margarette  Ludlow  Shelton 
Susan  Stratton  Spach 
Sarah  Cynthia  Stamey 
George  Mclver  Steele 
Karen  Leslie  Stevenson 
James  Ellis  Stevenson,  Jr. 
Louis  Valvelle  Sutton 
Steven  Ross  Thompson 
John  William  Tracy 
Carolyn  Turbyfill 
David  Carl  Vorhoff 
Paul  Creasy  Walker,  III 
Alan  Stuart  Weakley 
David  Cratis  Williams 
Nancy  Lynne  Williams 
Pamela  Jo  Williams 
Virginia  Anne  Terrell  Winters 
William  Walter  Woodruff.  Ill 

Spring  1978  Initiates 

Deborah  Louise  Abbott-Brown 


Deborah  Ann  Algranti 
Patricia  Anne  Anthony 
Samuel  James  Arbes,  Jr. 
Susan  Elizabeth  Barnes 
Susan  Winship  Barrett 
Bruce  Jackson  Battle 
Eldon  Severin  Beard 
Mark  Craig  Beck 
William  Harry  Billica 
Betsy  Johnson  Bingham 
Alicia  Marie  Blackwell 
Ann  Dorsett  Bowers 
Stephen  Eugene  Boyce 
Robert  Griffin  Brame.  Jr. 
Carolyn  Sue  Brantley 
Caroline  Morrison  Bridges 
Mallard  Guy  Brooks 
Powel  Harris  Brown 
Hope  Elaine  Bryan 
Stephen  Hart  Bryan 

John  David  Buckwalter 
Bradley  Mason  Buff 
Barry  Wakefield  Burt 
Franklin  Howard  Butterfield 
Richard  Chelune 

Jill  Ciccone 

Laura  Lee  Clendenin 

Denise  Hord  Collins 

Jennifer  Anne  Conrad 
Kenneth  Richard  Crockett 
Nathan  Forrest  Daniels 

John  William  Davis 

Sherry  Lynn  Davis 
Ellen  Marie  Dees 
Deanna  Ruth  Dickerson 

Phillip  Sheridan  Dickey 

Walter  Charles  Dietrich 

Lisa  Joye  Dixon 

James  Talmage  Dobbins,  III 

Willis  Frank  Dowd,  IV 

David  Thomas  Duckett 

David  William  Eaker 

Charles  Scott  Englert 

David  Edward  Fox 

Philip  Christopher  Garnier 

Lawrence  Love  Gellerstedt.  HI 

Lawrence  Wayne  Gimple 

Eloise  Grathwohl 

Dale  Eric  Green 

Craig  Michael  Greven 

Herbert  Alan  Hedden 

James  Randy  Hedgepeth 

Karen  Lynn  Helms 

Charles  Leslie  Hicks,  Jr. 


Karen  Elizabeth  Hinkley 
Evan  Raymond  Hirsh 
Christie  Ann  Holcomb 
Mary  Ming-U  Huang 
Susan  Carol  Hurt 
Alan  Watson  Irvin 
Karen  Lorraine  James 
Mark  Walter  Jenison 
John  Alan  Jones 
Donald  Patrick  Kadunce 
Catherine  Hope  Kannenberg 
David  MacDonald  Kasey 
Andrew  George  Keeler 
Arthur  Gordon  Klose 
Ann  Marie  Knops 
Christopher  George  Koeppl 
Michael  Hugh  Krimminger 
Denise  Lenore  Langevin 
Peter  John  Larson 
Catherine  Ann  Lawler 
Robert  Allen  Long.  Jr. 
Paul  Duncan  MacDougal 
Wendell  Carlton  Maddrey 
Clifton  Franklin  Marley 
Kimberly  Anne  Marlow 
Gregory  Monroe  Martin 

Janet  Grace  Martin 
Thomas  Bolton  Mayo,  III 
Paul  Douglas  McGarry 
Peter  Kingsley  McKee.  Jr. 

Juie  Hurst  McLauchhn 
Amy  Lynn  McRary 
Alton  Lee  Melton,  Jr. 
Deborah  Gail  Merritt 
Mark  William  Merritt 

James  Whitelaw  Middleton 

Sherman  alien  Mills 

Allen  Greeley  Misenheimer 

Dawn  Marie  Mitchell 

Suzanne  M.  Mitchell 

Frederick  Vaughn  Moore 

David  Randall  Moser 

Jane  Ann  Mosher 

James  Ralph  MuHis 

Sally  Jean  Newbold 

John  Patrick  Orazem 

Melissa  Warren  Owen 

Margaret  Ann  Parham 

Agnes  Pollock  Parker 

Tanya  Ann  Peeler 

Penny  Almand  Pennington 

Paula  Jane  Perkins 

William  Ayres  Peterson 

Fern  Lynne  Phillips 


Gregory  Vance  Pierce 
James  Robinson  Prewitt 
Christopher  Quackenbush 
Donald  Michael  Rabil 
Mark  Holcomb  Reece,  Jr. 
Catherine  Dawn  Richards 
Manley  Wooifolk  Roberts 
Susan  Nell  Rowe 
Donna  Joyce  Schleicher 
Leslie  Ann  Seism 
Vicki  Elaine  Settlemyre 
Kenneth  Neil  Shelton 
Margaret  Jean  Shilliday 
Garry  Earl  Siegel 
Hal  Thompson  SJler.  Jr. 
Jerry  Bryan  Sloan 
Robert  Harvey  Smith 
Neil  Lee  Spector 
Herman  Spence  111 
Ronald  Hutchison  Springs 
David  Michael  Stemper 
William  Hartin  Stevenson 
Charles  Stephen  Stinson 
Thomas  Weston  Swann 
Diane  Theresa  Sweeny 
Marian  Virginia  Sweeton 
Linda  Jean  Swofford 
Michelle  Marie  Tabeau 
Joan  Lynette  Templeton 
Peter  Landahl  Thoren 
Michael  James  Thornhill 
Mary  Faith  Tilley 
Larry  Alan  Tupler 
Patricia  Lynn  Tush 
Julio  Cesar  Ugarte 
Ronald  Brad  Vogelbach 
Lisa  Amy  Wachtel 
Harold  Neal  Walker 
Carol  Annette  Wall 
Catherine  Ann  Walton 
Margo  Ann  Warhola 
Valerie  Ann  WaikinS 
Nancy  Louise  Webb 
Olivia  Jane  Webster 
Pollyann  Elliott  Weeks 
Charles  Sam  Wehbie 
Francis  Randall  White,  III 
Susan  Mane  White 
Steven  Hugo  Wolf 
Thomas  Clements  Wood 
Amy  Kirk  Woods 
Teresa  Lynne  Woody 


Phi  Beta  Kappa  was  founded  at  the  College  of 

William  and  Mary  in  1776.  The  Alpha  Chapter  at  Chapel  Hill 

was  established  in  1904  in  order  to  recognize  outstanding  scholastic  achievement. 


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Officers 

James  Andrew  Bell.  President 
Stephen  Ward  Devine,  Vice  President 
Anne  Elizabeth  Cobey,  Secretary 
Robert  Allen  Long,  Jr., Treasurer 

Members 

Byron  Clifford  Abies.  Jr. 
G.  Norman  Acker,  III 
Charles  Martin  Adcock 
Laura  Kathryn  Alexander 
Charles  Edward  Allen 
Terry  Carter  Antrim 
Melinda  Gay  Arledge 
Julia  Leslie  Armfield 
Jeanette  Paige  Arthur 
Robert  Gwathmey  Badgett 
Karen  Lynn  Barber 
Marcile  Gray  Barbour 
Stephen  Joseph  Barnes 
Ronald  Allen  Batchelor 
Pamela  Anne  Bath 
Garry  Edward  Bayiiss 
Deborah  Ward  Bedford 
Laura  Anne  Bolen 
Allen  Marshall  Bosworth 
Tamara  Leigh  Bowman 
Mary  Haredman  Bradshaw 
Dan  Patrick  Brady 
James  Robert  Brenner 
Timothy  Robert  Bridges 
Barbara  Lois  Brooks 
Jefferson  Whitaker  Brown 
Jennifer  Ann  Brown 
Martin  Todd  Brown 
Henry  David  Bruton.  U 
William  Scott  Bryant 
Alma  K.  Bullock 
Leslie  Anne  Bunce 
Brian  Charles  Bunch 
Susan  Carol  Burkholder 
Gregory  Clement  Butler 
Sarah  Jane  Carothers 
Betty  Ruth  Carter 
Ellen  Harris  Casey 
William  Cavanaug  Chapman 


Jeannette  Marie  Charlet 
Eleshia  Anne  Cheadle 
Stephen  Robert  Conrad 
Nancy  Lynn  Cook 
John  Cameron  Coppola 
Catherine  Lynne  Cousins 
Robert  Payson  Creed,  Jr. 
Carroll  Anna  Crew 
Billy  Gray  Culbertson.  II 
Christine  Cecile  Daniel 
Helen  Ruth  Dean 
Paul  Douglas  Deane 
Russell  Jerry  Deaton 
Kimberly  Camp  Deianey 
Bruce  Archer  Denning 
Jennifer  Elizabeth  DiSalvo 
Sandra  Denise  Dorroll 
Patti  Lou  Doub 
Ann-Marie  Downey 
Patricia  Ann  Dunn 
Jane  Rafferty  Durney 
Thomas  Delano  Eatman.  Jr. 
Mary  Elizabeth  Elrod 
Bennie  Lea  Eure 
Michael  Boyd  Evans 
Lindsay  Ames  Farrer 
Frances  Louise  Flanagan 
William  Floyd  Fleet.  Ill 
Jon  Wallace  Floyd 
Cathy  Sue  Frieden 
Jacob  Henry  Froelich.  Ill 
Carol  Jean  Fry 
Donna  Jeanne  Fullerton 
Mark  Allen  Gallop 
Dawn  Elizabeth  Gantt 
Gary  Leslie  Gaulden 
Reginald  Berna  Gillespie 
Tammie  Rene  Greeson 
Vicki  Yvonne  Gregory 
Stephen  Clarke  Griffin 
James  Edward  Grogan.  Jr. 
Richard  Sean  Gurkin 
Sandra  Leigh  Hampton 
Laura  Susan  Hardy 
Ronald  Paul  Hargrave 
Teresa  Lynn  Harris 


David  Wray  Hay  worth 
Peter  Niels  Heller 
John  Raymond  Hepler 
Elizabeth  Gordon  Herbert 
Samuel  Jackson  Hewin 
Mary  Lise  Hildebrandt 
Robert  Lee  Hines,  Jr. 
Robert  Peel  Holmes,  IV 
Mary  Bennett  Houston 
Linda  Dianne  Hubbard 
Sherry  Lynne  Hutchinson 
Joel  Walter  Hylton,  Jr. 
Charles  Mark  Inabinett 
Linda  Jane  Ison 
Martha  House  Ivey 
Judy  Lynn  Jackson 
Martha  Jenifer  Johnsen 
Alton  Dale  Johnson 
Emily  Greer  Johnston 
Alvin  Lewis  Jones 
Charles  Howard  Jones 
Linwood  Lee  Jones 
Ramona  Spencer  Jones 
Carolyn  Ruth  Jursa 
John  Scott  Kabas 
Matthew  Steven  Karres 
Katrina  Belle  Karriker 
Susan  Ann  Kidwell 
Sally  Garner  Kinard 
Caleb  Kimbel  King 
James  Elwood  King,  Jr. 
Carl  Scott  Kirby 
Lois  Ann  Knauff 
Susan  Lee  Kochel 
Eric  John  Kostelich 
Mary  Christine  Kuzma 
Constance  Lee  Ladd 
Olivia  Ann  Lamb 
Christopher  Shaw  Lambert 
Herbert  Manley  Lea,  Jr. 
Robert  Propst  Lineberger 
Kim  Livingston 
Laura  Lea  Loraax 
Daniel  Taylor  Long 
Laura  Lynn  Looney 
Barbara  Ann  Losa 


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Raymond  Earl  Luce,  II 
Leigh  Ann  Lynch 
Nancy  Ruth  Lyon 
Bradley  James  MacDonald 
Michael  Coleman  Maness 
David  Anthony  Mangum 
Kimberly  Anne  Marshall 
Charlene  Magaki  Mason 
James  Graham  Matherne 
Susan  Lake  Matthews 
Andrew  Gray  Mauck 
Janet  Lynn  McCauley 
Wiham  Frederick  McCoy 
Timothy  John  McMillan 
Robert  Wilson  McMurray 
Michele  Clare  Mecke 
Mary  Ellen  Meighan 
Bryant  Hiller  Mende 
Elizabeth  Anne  Mendenhall 
Margaret  Ann  Miles 
Michael  Ray  Miller 
Jennifer  Lynne  Mock 
Michael  Wray  Moore 
Robert  Alexander  Moore 
Perri  Anne  Morgan 
Stephen  Derek  Morgan 
Lauren  Stuart  Muller 
Albert  Rogers  Munn 
Noreen  Mary  Murphy 
David  Latta  Neel 
Joseph  Royal  Newton,  Jr. 
Elizabeth  Burrage  Ney 
Martha  Ann  Noble 
John  Joseph  O'Connor,  III 
Dan  Freeman  Oldham 
Jill  Edith  Otto 
James  Currin  Overton 
Kaye  Vernelle  Palmer 
Eric  McFee  Parker 
Christopher  Perry  Pearson 


Kathery  Lynne  Pittman 
Fred  Eugene  Pope.  Ill 
Clyde  Luther  Propst.  Ill 
Harry  Lawson  Putnam 
Joanna  Radwanska 
Alice  Barbara  Rapoport 
Susan  Gayle  Raridon 
Christopher  Neal  Reese 
Steven  Hunter  Reid 
Donald  Eugene  Rich.  Jr. 
Franklin  Thomas  Roberts 
Catherine  Lynn  Robinson 
William  Alexander  Robinsoi 
Dwight  Todd  Roseman 
Eugene  Rossitch 
Lori  Beth  Russell 
Evelyn  Davida  Sahr 
Cheryl  Elaine  Sarrtori 
Paul  William  Sasser 
Phoebe  Anne  Satierwhite 
Jane  Christine  Sattler 
Robert  Walter  Saunders 
Robin  Anne  Schoettler 
Elizabeth  Gaines  Schofield 
Elizabeth  McLean  Scholl 
Andrea  Ruth  Schwartz 
Martha  Elizabeth  Sellers 
Frances  Jane  Seymour 
Debra  Sue  Shaw 
David  Lamon  Sheppard 
Geitner  Gilbert  Simmons 
Ethelyn  Nighting  Simpson 
Marjorie  Denise  Singer 
Julia  Leigh  Sink 
Georgia  Payne  Small 
Taylor  Howard  Smisson 
PhiUip  Ray  Smith 
Randy  Dean  Smith 
Warren  Michael  Sobol 
Lori  Ann  Spangler 


Susan  Leigh  Speir 
Marvin  Mitchel  Spivey,  Jr. 
David  Andrew  Stephenson 
Jenny  Lynn  Strickland 
Daniel  Lanier  Sirlngfield 
Laura  Elizabeth  Stuart 
Stacy  Elizabeth  Stubbs 
Ann  Louise  Studenberg 
Lias  Rae  Styons 
Cantey  Venable  Sutton 
Terry  Lynn  Talbert 
Elizabeth  Wendall  Thomas 
Stacy  Neal  Thomas,  Jr. 
William  David  Thurman 
Timothy  Pierce  Toben 
Kari  Constance  Toverud 
Charles  Thomas  Urban.  Ill 
Martha  Elizabeth  Vetter 
Wanda  Kay  Wade 
Charles  Crews  Walden 
Cynthia  Lynn  Walker 
Kimberly  Kay  Ware 
Catherine  Jean  Weaver 
Heather  Hope  Helen  Weir 
Bradley  Kent  Weisner 
Mark  Eugene  Welker 
Sarah  Elizabeth  West 
Richard  Byron  Whisnant 
Eleanor  Crabrtee  Whitner 
George  Rudolph  Wilkens 
Ellen  Marie  WiU'ard 
Barbara  Elizabeth  Willis 
Linda  Carol  Winship 
Cynthia  Anne  Wood 
Sherry  Leigh  Wooten 
Bryan  Thomas  Wright 
Anna  Louise  Yount 
Laura  Ann  Ziegler 
Carolyn  Lynne  Zoret 


Phi  Eta  Sigma  honors  scholastic  excellence  during  the  freshman  year. 

freshmen  achieving  a  quality  point  average  of  5-5  or  better  during  their  first  two  semesters 

of  study  are  eligible  for  membership.  Each  semester.  Phi  Eta  Sigma  publishes  the  Course  Description. 


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Officers 

Elaine  Ann  Holzsweig.  President 

Maca  Sharra  Steadman.  Vice  President 

Lynn  Denise  Weiborn,  Secretary-Treasurer 

Amy  Jo  Alford,  Historian 


Student  Members 

George  Byrd  Abercrombie 
Amy  Jo  Alford 
Lillian  JoAnn  Canaday 
Margaret  Page  Chenowech 
Christine  Sloop  Goodman 
Julia  Diane  Harris 
Thomas  Edwin  Hawkins 
Elaine  Ann  Holzsweig 
Jan  Strayer  Kennett 
James  Thomas  Kiser 
Jackie  Badger  Little 
Anita  Gertrude  Lorenzo 
Toni  Kay  Mascherin 
Margaret  Linda  McDuffee 
Michael  James  Mullen 
Susan  Lynn  Powers 
Deborah  Willis  Ritter 
Jeanne  Anne  Rouser 
Susan  Elaine  Schenck 
Paul  David  Smith 
Sylvia  Blankenship  Stallings 
Maca  Sharm  Steadman 
Teresa  Grace  Truitt 
Lyna  Denise  Weiborn 

Faculty  Members 
Milton  Robert  Blum 
Siephem  M.  Caiola 
Jannet  M.  Carmichael 
George  Harry  Cocolas 
Betty  H.  Dennis 
Frederick  Monroe  Eckel 


Jean  Paul  Gagnon 
B.  Wesley  Hadzija 
George  Phillip  Hager 
Sandra  Hak 
Khalid  S.  Ishaq 
Raymond  Jang 
Kao-Hsiung  Lee 
Lee  Marsh 

Albert  McLean  Mattocks 
Arthur  J.  McBay 
Tom  S.  Miya 
Claude  U.  Paoloni 
A.  Wayne  Piitman 
Ralph  Hugo  Raasch 
Fred  Theodor  Semeniuk 
Stephen  W.  Shearer 
Robert  L.  Smith 
LeRoy  D.  Weriey.Jr. 
Jack  Knight  Wier 

Initiates 

William  Leroy  Bass.  Jr. 
Detra  Dawn  Beck 
William  John  Bicket,  II 
Susan  Dianne  Brittinghar 
Dennis  Nelson  Casey 
Joann  CaudiU 
James  Mood  Chapman 
Middleton  John  Coburn 
Edwin  Reid  Cosiner 
Seesa  Dianne  Furniss 
Tony  Curtis  Gurley 
Kimberly  Ann  Haas 


Lawrence  Joseph  Hak 
Iris  H.  HalJ 
Jody  Anne  Hicks 
Beverly  Jean  Holcombe 
Hugh  Kenneth  Idol 
Molly  Preston  Ingram 
Carmen  Davis  Isenhower 
Theodore  Kenneth  Kyle 
Kenneth  Samuel  Latta 
Richard  Sommerville  Lee 
Ellen  Agatha  Leitinger 
Ronald  Karl  Levy 
Larry  J.  Loeffler 
Charise  Ann  Lowery 
Carol  Lynn  Maple 
Carrilea  Sander  McC 
Jane  Leslie  Miller 
Pegg>'  Lee  Morgan 
Richard  Allen  Perkins 
Susan  Dawn  Piyler 
Robert  Stephen  Porter 
Jane  Ellen  Powers 
Billy  Lee  Price,  Jr. 
George  David  Rudd 
William  Theron  Sawyer 
Donald  Perry  Sims 
Gregory  Lee  Southern 
Charlie  Orr  Starnes.  Jr. 
Barbara  Martin  Stone 
Jacquelin  Alex  Touioupas 
Jeffery  Paul  Tugwell 
Diane  Louise  Whitesell 


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Rho  Chi  exists  to  promote  the 

advancement  of  the  pharmaceutical  sciences  through 

the  encouragement  and  recognition  of  outstanding  scholarship. 


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Arlene  Carol  Roise,  President 

Anna  Ball  Jones.  Vice  President 

Janet  Marie  Jarema,  Secretary 

Active  Members 

Eileen  Jacqueline  O'Grady 

Patricia  Ann  Anthony 

Diane  Eloise  Porter 

Julia  Lynn  Blazer 

Dorothy  Elizabeth  Ruth 

Ellen  Martin  Bush 

Susan  Kathye  Shook 

Elizabeth  Susan  Drake 

Sandra  Jodean  Smith 

Janice  Lynn  Edmiston 

Victoria  Stephens  Stuart 

Kathy  Shawn  Gray 

Jean  Barnes  Walston 

Misty  Kennedy  Hearin 

Margo  Ann  Warhola 

Billie  Nell  Hines 

Jody  Weber 

Karen  Ann  Hoffman 

Dorothy  Bennett  Wellons 

Kristen  Marie  Hoffman 

Deborah  Lynn  Wickham 

Jamet  Mane  Jarema 

Mary  Lucine  Wolf 

Anna  Ball  Jones 

Elizabeth  Lane  Woodward 

Dana  Mary  Longnecker 

Deborah  Anne  Lovelace 

Junior  Initiates 

Martha  Anne  Minnis 

Nancy  Oneida  Aycock 

Arlene  Carol  Roise 

Sally  Ann  Bulla 

Margaret  Frances  Smith 

Rebecca  Lynn  Burbage 

Jennifer  Susan  Thomas 

Elizabeth  Maxwell  Ellett 

Pamela  Sue  Ward 

Elizabeth  Ann  Ewing 

Buff  Norfleet  Wick 

Mary  Elizabeth  Froelich 

Mary  Lynn  Wolfinger 

Nancy  Elizabeth  Hinton 

Ann  Thornton  Wood 

Catherine  Thomas  Humphries 

Susan  Kent  Janeway 

Senior  Initiates 

Rachel  Lee  Kenion 

Lucy  Lawrence  Alien 

Louise  Gaither  Moore 

Lynne  Elisabeth  Bearden 

Catherine  Kent  Patteson 

Cynthia  Lou  Caldwell 

Deborah  Ann  Peele 

Margaret  McCaull  Carmichael 

Catherine  Dawn  Richards 

Cora  Sophia  Dobson 

Jane  Covington  Stafford 

Cynthia  Louise  Drake 

Karen  Leigh  Easter 

Alumni  Initiates 

Pamela  Sue  Holton 

Nancy  Edwards 

Dixie  Smith  Home 

Lee  Minor  Howes 

Laurie  Louise  Hutchins 

Rebecca  Louise  McLean 

Karen  Diane  Lewis 

Sue  Mohan 

Nancy  Ray  Lewis 

Linda  Rugh 

Margarte  Jameson  Morton 

The  Society  of  Helenas  honors  outstanding  sert'ice  by  sorority 

women  to  the  Greek  system  within  the  Panhellemic  Council  or  individual  sororities. 

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jan  Yvonne  Bolick,  Praeceps 

Charles  Maxwell  Kummel,  Vice  Praeceps 

Theresa  Ann  Sakiewicz.  Notarius 

William  Thomas  Long.  Quaestor 


Active  Praetors 

Kathleen  Theresa  Allen 
Janis  Louise  Bailey 
Carole  Suzanne  Conrad 
Lewis  Bragg  Cox 
Vann  Williams  Donaldson 
William  Howard  Francis 
Cynthia  Leigh  Hackler 
Patricia  Lynn  Hart 
Charles  Walton  Kirby 
Frances  P.  Kirby 
Walter  Ray  Lasley 
Eric  Joseph  Locher 
Nicholas  Long.  Jr. 
Linda  Louise  Love 
Douglas  Edward  Markham 
Charles  L.  Miller 
David  Algon  Neal 
Edward  Bryant  Phillips 
John  Roland  Pyron 
William  Allen  Reep 
Russell  Andrew  Rowe 
Russell  Craig  Simpson 
Barbara  Dawn  Stroud 
Jack  Alan  Sussman 
Terry  Lynn  Tuttle 
Donald  Edgar  Whitworth 

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Roxanne  Baker 
James  Emory  Blackwell 
Kenneth  Lee  Bost 
Nancy  Elizabeth  Brand 
Jeffrey  Paige  Brown 
Denise  Chatham 


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Anthony  Grayson  Chavonne 
Alexander  McAHster  Counci 
Bradley  Harold  Crumpler 
Terry  Ann  Doliyhigh 
Michael  Scales  Edens 
Don  William  Fox 
William  Ward  Gillikin 
Elizabeth  Dianne  Grigg 
Elizabeth  Ann  Guido 
Mary  Susan  Hargette 
Dennis  Neill  Jacokes 
Eugene  Reed  Johnsor 
Laurie  Mae  Jones 
William  Bain  Jones,  Jr. 
Hal  Andrew  Levinson 
Evelyn  Louise  Loftin 
Charles  Alan  Long 
Virginia  Diane  Love 
Donna  Marilyn  Martin 
Margaret  Myers  Merrill 
Janet  Leigh  Neese 
Nan  Elizabeth  Parati 
William  David  Porterfield 
James  Garner  Ptaszynski 
Bonitia  Luann  Ring 
Margaret  Louise  Shea 
Lisa  Maria  Saylor 
Laurel  Adams  Swann 
Elizabeth  Ann  Taylor 
Mary  Faith  Tilley 
Stephen  Paul  Vergamini 
Jane  Simmons  Wheat 
Myra  Sue  Wheeler 
Richard  Orion  Young,  Jr. 


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The  Society  of  Janus  was  founded  in  1956 

for  the  purpose  of  honoring  individuals  who  have  worked  to  improve 

residence  hall  life.  Its  membership  is  selected  from  throughout  the  University  community. 


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Midshipman  John  Roland  Pyron.  Captain 

Cadet  Abby  Louise  Morris.  First  Lieutenant 

Midshipman  Jack  Alan  Greenspan.  Second  Lieutenant 

Midshipman  Darah  Margaret  Hyland,  First  Sergeant 

Captain  Hoke  S,  Wilder,  Jr.,  XJSAY,  Advtser 

Commander  Christopher  M.  Mills.  USN.  Af^c/Jtr 

Cadet  Garland  Wayne  Blackwell 

Midshipman  Robert  Lorenzo  Boggs,  Jr. 

Midshipman  Christa  Maria  Bruce 

Cadet  John  Murmon  Clarkson,  111 

Cadet  Robert  Dow,  11 

Cadet  Scott  Hilton  Evans 

Midshipman  Douglas  William  Frank 

Midshipman  Timothy  Vernon  Fulton 

Cadet  Henry  Brian  Hood 

Midshipman  Thomas  Swain  Madison 

Midshipman  Mary  Patricia  McCaffrey 

Midshipman  Vernon  Brooks  Rose 

Cadet  Mary  Lou  Sparrow 

Midshipman  Mark  Bradley  Steelman 

Midshipman  Linwood  Graham  Walton.  Jr. 

Midshipman  Carey  Randolph  Warren 

Midshipman  Gregory  James  Weber 


The  National  Society  of  Scabbard  and  Blade 
was  founded  in  1904  to  develop  and  honor  the  essential  qualities  of 
'  officers:  leadership,  patriotism,  efficiency,  loyalty,  obedience,  courage,  and  good  fellowship. 


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UMDERGRADUATE 
AWARDS 


STUDENT  ACTIVITIES  AWARDS 

Richard  Levin  Band  Award 

Mary  Suzanne  Starnes 

International  Leadership  Award 

Angelina  Damjanovski 

Ernest  L.  Mackie  Award 

Thomas  Bolton  Mayo,  HI 

Interfraternity  Council 

Panhelienic  Council 

Outstanding  Senior  Awards 

Jeffrey  Ryan  Sechrest 

Julia  Lynn  Blazer 

Jane  Craige  Gray  Memorial  Award 

Virginai  Harrison  Burns 

William  P.  Jacocks  Memorial  Award 

Nicholas  Long,  Jr. 

Roger  A.  Davis  Memorial  Award 

Charles  Maxwell  Kummel 

William  Bain  Jones.  Jr. 

Frank  Porter  Graham  Award 

Boyd  Stephen  Toben 

Willie  P.  Mangum  Medal 

in  Oratory 

Willie  Lavonsa  Moore 

Ernest  H.  Abernethy  Prize 

in  Student  Publication  Work 

Gregory  Douglas  Porter 

Irene  F.  Lee  Award 

Mary  Howell  Friday 

Tatum  Memorial  Award 

Karen  Leslie  Stevenson 

Algernon  Sydney  Sullivan  Award 

Douglas  Carmichael  Mclntyre,  II 

Sheri  LaDeanne  Parks 

John  Johnston  Parker,  Jr. 

Medal  for  Unique  Leadership 

in  Student  Government 

Elson  Sylvester  Floyd 

Patterson  Medal 
Phil  Jackson  Ford,  Jr. 


ACADEMIC  AWARDS 

Kenneth  C.  Royall 
Academic  Award 

John  Murmon  Clarkson,  III 


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Wenner-Gren  Prize 

in  Anthropolog>' 

Lauren  Joy  Barnert 

Edwin  Godley  Winstead.Jr. 

Peter  C.  Baxter  Memorial  Prize 

in  American  Studies 

Charles  Fred  Bowman 

Harold  D.  Meyer  Award 

in  Recreation  Administration 

Melinda  Bruce  Engstrom 

Josephus  Daniels  Scholarship  Medal 

Christa  Maria  Bruce 

James  M.  Johnston 

Distinguished  Senior  Awards 

Robin  Ann  Puckett 

Angeles  George  Kallianos 

Edwin  Randolph  Hooks 

Jay  Morris  Tannen 

French  Government  Award 

Edwin  Randolph  Hooks 

Sterling  A.  Stoudemire  Award 

for  Excellence  in  Spanish 

John  Stephen  Quackenbush 

Camoes  Prize  in  Portuguese 

Michael  James  Thornhill 

Delta  Phi  Alpha  Award 

Edwin  Randolph  Hooks 

Francis  J.  LeCIair  Award 

Alan  Stuart  Weakley 

Op  White  Prize  in  Geology 

Kip  Vernon  Hodges 

McNaily  Award 

for  Excellence  in  Geography 

Gregory  Vance  Pierce 

Howard  W.  Odum 

Undergraduate  Sociology  Award 

Jan  Rochelie  Bolick 

Albert  Suskin  Prize  in  Latin 

Sambrajane  Pittard 

Venable  Medal 

Thomas  Howard  Grote 

Archibald  Henderson  Prize 

in  Mathematics 

Steven  Ross  Thompson 

Eben  Alexander  Prize  in  Greek 

Amanda  Parsley  Worth 

Worth  Award 

Susan  Marie  Lyons 


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are  presented  annually  at  the  Chancellor's  Award  Ceremony. 


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Mr.  &  Mrs.  Jeffrey  S.  Aaron 

J.  Curtis  Abell,  M.D. 

Mr.  &  Mrs.  R.F.  Allison,  Jr. 

Dr.  &  Mrs.  Harry  S.  Anderson 

William  L.  Andrews,  Jr. 

Elizabeth  Baker 

Charles  J.  Barker,  Jr. 

Cecil  H.  Barnes 

James  H.  Barnes,  Jr. 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Kenneth  E.  Barnes 

Kenneth  B.  Beam 

Harold  Kimsey  Bennett 

Paula  Kirby  Benway 

Jack  K.  Berry 

Richard  von  Biberstein,  Jr. 

Edward  C.  Bodenheimer 

Mr,  &  Mrs.  James  E.  Bohannon, 

Robert  P.  Brewer 

Mrs.  Gary  J.  Bottomley 

Max.  A.  Brown 

Seymour  Brown 

Mr.  &  Mrs.  John  C.  Bruce 

Patricia  Stewart  Bullock 

Dr.  &  Mrs.  Paul  L.  Bunce 

Robert  Edwm  Bush 

Dr.  Dan  F.  Cagle 

William  N.  Camp 

Dr.  &  Mrs.  M.L.  Canaday 

Gene  Caraturo 

Thomas  S.  Carpenter 

Foil  V.  Charles 

Junius  D.  Chatman,  Sr. 

Howard  S.  Cohen 

Mr.  &  Mrs,  H,A.  Cole.  Jr. 

William  A.  Cole,  II 

Julian  B.  Coleman.  M.D. 

James  W.  Colpitts 

Mr.  &  Mrs.  Arthur  M.  Corrie 

Dr.  &  Mrs.  James  L.  Cox 

R.B.  Crawford 

Fred  M.  Culbreth 

Marietta  Duke  Davidson 

Charles  D.  Davis 

Mrs.  Virgil  L.  Dawson 

Mr.  &  Mrs.  Norris  A,  Dcarmon 

Pierino  F.  Delia,  M.D. 

William  Robert  Denning,  Jr. 

Dr.  &  Mrs.  Griggs  C.  Dickson 

Laura  Dixon 

Dr.  &  Mrs.  J.T.  Dobbins,  Jr. 

Mr.  &  Mrs.  Paul  Drechsel 

Gene  S.  Duckworth 

Mr.  &  Mrs.  Grady  S.  Duncan 


Mr.  &Mrs.  Whit  B.  East,  Jr. 
J.B.  Edwards 

In  Memory  0/ 

Lauren  LuSann  Edivards 
Mr.  &  Mrs.  Ralph  C.  Ellis 
Mr.  &  Mrs.  EH.  Ethridge 
Mr.  &  Mrs.  Edward  L.  Flom 
A.C.  "Skip"  Ford 
Jonathon  F.  Foster 
Mr.  &  Mrs.  Cecil  S.  Foushee 
Edward  French 
Dr.  &  Mrs.  Glen  Gaither 
Mr.  &  Mrs.  Melvin  H.  Gallisdorfer 
James  Boyce  Garland 
Henry  Wilburn  Garren 
Martha  Johnson  Garren 
Jr.       General  Administration-UNC 
Mr.  &  Mrs.  M.E.  "Jack"  Gilliam 
Paul  Ginburg 
Eugene  Byron  Glenn 
Cliff  C.  Glover 
Robert  E.  Goodman 
Irvin  H.  Gordon 
David  E.  Graham,  M.D. 
Mr.  &  Mrs.  William  O.  Gray,  Sr. 
William  W.  Greenland 
Ray  G.  Hagwood 
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T      h      A      M      K 


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iC 


Long  ago  1  decided  that 
nothing  could  be  worse  than 
high  school.  Seven  hours  a 
day  in  a  dreary  institutional 
building,  staring  at  the 
vampire-bat-gray  walls  and 
amusing  myself  by  killing 
bees  with  my  five-pound  his- 
tory book,  learning  the  same 
English  grammar  over  and 
over  again  every  year:  all  1 
wanted  was  escape.  Grade 
school  has  always  reminded 
me  less  of  a  "learning  experi- 
ence" than  a  jail;  a  kid  has  to 


get  a  special  permit  to  go  to 
the  bathroom.  On  top  of- 
that,  I  never  got  over  tl  ^^~ 
that  my  teacher  —  a  si 

person  whom  I  usually 

even  like  —  could  actually  hit 
me. 

This  type  was  constantly 
working  on  the  seniors  who 
were  applying  to  college, 
hinting  that  small  schools: 
were  more  cozy  and  you 
could  always  transfer  later 
(not  that  you'd  want  to).  In: 
general,  the  teachers  tried  as 


hard  as  they  could  to  steer  us 
all  into  places  just  like  high 
school.  Stereotypes  about 
the  big  universities  were 
cominon;  last  year's  seniors, 
who  occasionally  came  home 
over  the  weekend  or  showed 
up  at  the  Homecoming  game 
were  treated  like  travelers 
from  outer  space.  According 
to  the  high  school  mythol- 
ogy, the  University  of  North 
Carolina  at  Chapel  Hill  was 
inhabited  by  drunken  people 
with  long  hair;  upon  mat- 
riculating there,  the 
freshman  would  lose  his  vir- 
ginity, his  religious  beliefs, 
his  love  for  his  country,  his 
mind,  and  everything  else  the 
high  school  had  worked  for 
twelve  years  to  drill  into  him. 
,At  the  same  time,  teachers 
jaainted  a  grim  picture  of  a 
huge  impersonal  school  full 
i professors  who  didn't 


give  a  damn.  Apparently  the 
teachers  saw  Carolina  stu- 
dents as  simultaneously 
grinding  away  at  their  book 
every  weekend,  homes*" 
and  miserable,  and  hav 
drunken  orgies  in  the  hi 
rise,  and  living  under  glee 
anarchy.  Everyone  woui 
flunk  out.  Were  we  strong 
enough  to  take  Carolina? 

I  could  see  clearly  enouM 
that  in  spite  of  all  these  w?** 
ings  almost  everybc 
wanted  to  get  in  Caroli 
and  the  teachers  who  h 
lered  the  loudest  about  UJ 
treated  seniors  who  had  b< 
accepted  there  with  spe( 
respect,  as  though  they  w 
really  going  places. 

As  the  first  in  school  toj 
accepted,  I  was  the  object  tn- 
some  prestige  and  subjected 
to  a  lot  of  confidential  lec- 
tures on  the  subject  of  moral 


and  physical  survival  at 
Carolina.  I  was  told  not  to 
walk  through  the  "Ar- 
boretum" (whatever  that 
was),  to  watch  out  for  liberals 
who  would  try  to  brainwash 
me  in  class,  to  stay  away  from 
'dope'  lest  1  end  up  at  Dix 
Hill,  to  work  hard,  not  to 
work  too  hard,  to  have  fun, 
not  to  have  too  much  fun,  to 
make  sure  my  roommate 
didn't  steal  from  me  or  wor- 
ship the  Devil,  and  to  write 
home.  ]  listened  politely  to 


all  this  stuff,  and  decided  I 
could  disregard  it. 

It  was  not  until  the 
day  I  first  arrived  at  Ca 
that  my  confidence 
limp.  Since  I  was  co 
from  Norfolk  with  my': 
ily,  1  had  to  get  up  early  in 
the  morning.  On  the  five- 
hour  trip  I  had  plenty  of. 
to  brood.  Things  bega' 
curring  to  me  like  the  n 
of  sharing  a  room  with  . 
strange  person  who  coul 
trude  upon  my  private  life  af 


pie.  Even  the  prospect 
ting  my  own  laundry 
[  me.  I  realized  that  I 
Sit  of  high  school,  ut- 
:and  completely,  and 
began  to  seem  like  a 
Sle  chunk  of  my  lite 
J  felt  a  sudden  panic.  If 
Ihtinued  to  fly  by  at  this 
V'ould  be  dead  soon!  It 
:  to  seem  like  I  already 
ne  foot  in  the  grave. 
?  closer  we  got  to 
•1  Hill,  the  less  I  wanted 
to  arrive.  My  stomach  felt 


unny.  My  family  seemed  in- 
idecently  eager  to  get  rid  ot 
me.  "Only  thirty-five  more 
miles  to  Chapel  Hill, "  my 
jnother  said,  smiling  broadly. 

My  mind  snapped  tem- 
tporarily.  "What's  so  great 
about  Chapel  Hill?"  1  cried, 
and  they  all  stared  at  me. 

Once  I  actually  saw  Chapel 
Hill,  1  couldn't  stay  discour- 
aged. Gazing  down  Franklin 
Street  into  the  University 
campus,  all  the  hyperbole 
about  the  Southern  Part  of 
Heaven  rang  true.  Not  even 
doing  laundry  in  this  atmos- 
phere could  be  too  bad,  I  de- 
cided with  a  feeling  of  relief 
Instead  of  being  afraid  I  was 
about  to  die,  1  felt  as  if  I  was 
just  starting  my  real  life. 

1  know  that  from  my  first 
few  months  at  Carolina  I 
changed  a  great  deal.  When  I 
lived  at  home  and  spent  the 
whole  day  in  school, 
scrutinized  by  the  same 
crowd  of  neighbors,  family, 
»nd  peers  for  years  and  years, 
there  were  so  many  things  I 
pould  never  do.  My  own  de- 
sires never  really  entered 
into  it.  At  Carolina,  the  fact 
that  initially  nobody  cared 
about  me  at  all  was  an  asset.  1 
eould  do  as  I  pleased  without 
fear  of  being  labeled  and 
shelved  for  the  rest  of  my 
college  career  according  to 
what  I  did  the  first  semester 
bere.  In  high  school,  1  was 
really  only  a  potential  per- 
son, so  much  of  my  real  char- 
jcter  was  suppressed.  By  the 
end  of  my  freshman  year  1 
Felt  like  a  real  person. 

More  than  a  little  of  my 
immediate  love  aftair  wi 
UNC  came  from  my  owrtj 


posure  to  Carolina  traditi 
as    a    child.    Thrown    in 
*ycock  Dorm,  I  felt  right 
'me.    Aycock    was    he 
en  my  father  was  he) 
,d  !  imagine  it  was  alrea 
'  the  same  condition  it 
■  now.  On  North  Campus 
was  surrounded  by  Carolini 
long  and   interesting  pa; 
evoked  by  old  buildings,  o 
symbols,  even  old  trees  su 
posedly  here  when  Davie  w, 
here.  Sometimes  I  v.onder 
Ijustment  to  college  li 
I't  different  for  studen 
jng  on  South  Campus,  wl. 
low  the  old  part  of  UN' 
nly  as  buildings  with  clas 
rooms.  On  the  other  ham 
the  guys  in  Old  East  are  li' 
ing  in  a  national  historic 
shrine  with  a  plaque  on  d 
wall,  partying  in  it,  and  i 
general  doing  their  part  t 
destroy  it  as  the  classes  b« 
fore  them  have  done  for  aj 
most  t\vo  hundred  years.     ) 
Much  of  my  life  here  i 
taken  up  by  traditional  gei 
iSres:    going     to    athlet/ 
lents,  working  on  the  Yac\ 
-Joining  Di-Phi,  making  bai 
ners  for  ballgames  and  floa 
for  the  Beat  Dook  Parad< 
and  the  less  exalted  rituals  c 
pulling  all-nighters  in  th 
lounge   and   going   out   to 
Franklin  Street  to  get  drunk 
Ujd    rowdy    with    friends. 
Bier  students,  who  devote 
Sir  University  careers  to 
Bling  all-nighters  and  get- 
ig      drunk,       are      less 
iition-oriented  than  I  am. 
dents  who  join  athletic 
ms   or   fraternities   and 
ferities  seem  to  be  more 
lition-oriented. 
Tradition  at  Carolina  made 


'«^5«««*l«^ 


my  adiustment  here  much 
easier;  it  still  gives  me  a  s 
of  solidarity  and  purposl 
am  not  just  talking  about 
sports-associated  traditioi 
mean  also  the  long-stanc 
tradition  of  Carolina  as  a! 
eral  university  and  a  have! 
intellectual  tolerance,  which 
is  more  important.  That  form 


of  purpose  on   the  ins 

which   the  collegiate  sy 

bolism  affirmed  on  the  out- 
side. 

It  was  fun  that  first  s' 
mer  back  in  my  home  ti 
to  run  into  all  the  so-ca 
"born  leaders"  in  my  old  g 
who  hadn't  gone  to  Carol 
It  made  me  feel  good  to  see 
them  already  headed  for 
obscurity.  In  fact,  the 
who  had  done  what  her  gi 
ance  couselor  told  her  iiLu 
gone  to  a  small  school  found 
herself  rooming  with  a  Devil 
worshipper  who  stole  her 
clothes. 

Perhaps  the  most  annoying 
thing  that  can  happen  in 
Chapel  Hill  is  change  of  an 
existing  tradition.  I  felt  per- 
sonally hurt  when  the  Uni- 
versity tore  down  the  Tin 
Can.  It  was  a  place  of  memo- 
ries. My  father  wresi" 
there  in  1938,  and  I  got  q 
drunk  there  myself  at 
Sigma  Chi  Derby  Danc< 
1976.  I  know  many  pe( 
who  are  bewildered  • 
upset  by  the  mid-70's; 
surgence  of  short  hair  ; 
fraternity  parties,  beca 
the  Chapel  Hill  they  ki 
and  loved  was  character] 
by  long  hair  and  stud 
demonstrations.  Even  pei 
in  my  class  stomped  arQ 
muttering  about  how  thi 
had  changed  since  ti 
freshman  year;  the  Card 
Coffee  Shop  closed  at  i 
now,  the  city  had  changei 
the  crosswalks  on  FranS 
Street  around,  and  furfl 
more,  the  new  stopligb 
the  corner  of  Franklin 
Columbia  told  you  to  wal 
the  same  time  it  turned- 
cars  loose. 

There  were  two  main  cj 
aides  of  change  in  1978,  li 
victims  of  expansion,  d  _, 


I 


was  tne  old  Flay  makers 
Theatre,  which  is  being 
abandoned  by  the  PRC  be- 
cause it  is  too  small.  I  will 
never  forget  the  experience 
of  seeing  great  theatre  in  in- 
timate surroundings,  and  I 
just  hope  the  University 
won't  tear  the  insides  out  of 
the  building  and  put  the 
Cashier's  Office  in  it  until 
after  I'm  gone.  The  other 
dying  institution  is  the  Bac- 
chae  Disco,  which  is  being 
closed  down.  A  private  club 


IS  planned  there,  it  may  oe 

nice  in  a  way,  but  I  wonder  if 
I'll  ever  feel  as  insanely  at- 
tached to  anything  as  1  did  to 
the  highly  egalitarian,  frantic 
Bacchae.  I  think  it  deserves  an 
epitaph,  for  all  the  freshmen 
who  threw  up  in  there  on 
Orientation  Day,  and  I  saw 
"*-'  ideal  thing  on  a  T-shirt  in 
fe  one  night  this  spring, 
feed  in  black  on  a  yellow 
Cground  was  the  Ultimate 
Sstion:  Are  we  having  fun 


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LC.  Barbour 

13a.  15c.  16ab.  18ab.  1V».  20j.  21ab.  2-la.  25a.  I^b.  29b.  31».  32c.  33i. -Mab.^ib.  64bc.66a,67ab.  83b.  l.!3a.  137c.  139abc. 

141a.  142ab.  U5ab.  151b.  152ab.  153a.  156acd.  157a.  176a.  178a.  207b,  228a.  261a.  302a.  433b.  436a.  437a.  439a.  440a. 

449b 

Don  Carriogton 

198a.  199a. 

Laura  Colby 

26a.  27a.  40b.  49b,  57a.  75a.  78a,  122ab.  123b.  160b.  161ab.  205d.  216ab.  2  ISabcd.  219b.  220b.  221a.  231a.  235a.  24  lab. 

261b.  262a, 

Terry  Colpil[« 

21c.  37b.  43c.  48ab.  140b.  148a.  236a.  242a.  243a.  295abc.  305a. 

Danny  Dalton 


Jay  Greeublatt 

200a. 
Ted  Kyle 

10a.  12a.  14a.  22ab.  23a.  28ab.  29a.  30a.  31b.  32ab.  40a.  41a.  42ab,  46ab.  47a.  50ab.  5  lab.  52-53.  55a.  58b,  60ab.  64a.  65a. 
68ab.  69a.  70a,  7  lab,  76a,  77a,  78c,  80a.  81b.  84a.  85ab.  86ab.  87ab.  88abc.  90a.  91ab.  92ab.  93ab.  94a.  95abc.  96ab.  97abc. 
98ab.  99ab.  102a.  103a.  104a.  105abcde.  106ab.  107abcd.  108a.  109ab.  llOab.  lllab.  1 12a.  113a.  U4ab.  115ab.  116a.  117a, 
118a,  119a.  120ab.  121a.  128a.  136a.  137abd.  138b.  140ac.  144ac.  146bc.  158a.  159ab.  162abc.  163a.  166a.  168abcd.  169a. 
noa.  171ab.  172abcd.  173a.  175abcd.  176bc.  177a.  179abc.  ISOabc,  181a,  182bc,  183a.  204a,  205abc,  206abc,  223a,  228b, 
231b.  240a.  244b.  257b.  262b.  276a.  28  la.  282a.  285a.  292a.  299a.  308a.  309a.  438a.  441a.  444a.  446a.  447ab.  448a.  450ab, 


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Bill  Ru»  • 

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203ac,  207d,  220ac,  222a,  225a,  230a,  253a,  255a,  259b,  260a,  265a,  269a,  27Da,  273a,  275a.  279a,  280a,  283a,  287a.  289a. 

290a.  294a.  297a.  298a.  301a.  304a.  306a.  307b,  310a,  445a. 

Kevin  Ryan 

174a 

Barry  Saunders 

61a 

John  Simpson 

59a,  63b,  71c,  73a,  76b,  82c,  150a,  160a,  182d,  196a,  197a.  217a.  224a.  226a.  227b.  229a.  232a.  233ab.  238a.  239a.  243bc, 

250a,  254a,  256a,  259a,  263a,  266ab,  267a,  268a,  271a,  174a.  277a.  284a.  287b.  288a.  291a.  300ab.  .305a 

William  H.  Smith 

293a 

Joseph  Thomas 

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199c.  200b.  201a.  202abc.  203bd.  207ic.  227a.  229b.  235b.  237ab.  244a.  246a,  247b,  252a. 

UNC  Photo  Lab 

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Bill  White 

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Rouse  Wilson 

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299b.  300c.  307a.  449a