School of Graphic Arts Alumni
Where They Are and What They re Doing
From a recent questionnaire
sent to 285 former students of
Chowan College School of Grap
hic Arts 118 have been returned.
Out of these 65 percent are still
in the printing industry while
others are in various occupa
tions and some in the armed
services. Here they are,
grouped in the years they at
tended Chowan College, their
mailing addresses and their em
ployment:
1954-1955
Travis Barden, PO Box 1055,
New Bern, Sun Journal; Brough
ton Forest Jr., 4105 Jane St.,
Raleigh, Mitchell Printing Co.;
Charles Bridges, Box 1028,
Waynesville, N.C., The Waynes-
ville Mountaineer; Sam Cutler,
2605 Sadler Lane, Eau Gallie,
Florida, Lindsey Lumber Co.;
Frank Dennis, 2468 Country Club
Road, Spartanburg, S.C., Acme
Tool Works; Mrs. Frank M.
Dennis (Virginia Gray Drake),
2468 Country Club Road, Spar-
tenburg, S.C., Spartanburg Her
ald-Journal; Clarice Marion
Galloway, Box 442 East Tillman
Avenue, Lake Wales, Florida,
Lake Wales High School; Mrs.
Pauline Hardee Woodard, 3056
Elizabeth Street, S.W. Melborne,
Florida, Daily Times; Edward
Hendricks, Route 3, Box 76,
Nashville, The Nashville Grap
hic; Lee Roy Jones, P.O. Box
124, Nashville, Sanford Daily
Herald; Robert C. Klatt, 214
Fairview Road, Cary, The Co
lonial Press, Inc.; Joseph Dav
idson McLean, 407 West Park
Drive, Raleigh, Raleigh Times;
Curtis F. McManus, Route 1,
Box 57, Midland, Higgins Typo
graphy; Jimmie Pearce, Route
5, Raleigh, Printing Dept, of
N.C. Prison Dept.,; Erwin W.
Rhymer, 204 Harrill Street, For
est City, Forest City Courier;
Mrs. Mary Frances Sanders
Morris, R-6, Box 600-A, Golds
boro, Goldsboro News- Argus;
Bill Sowell, Pecan Drive, Mur
freesboro, Chowan College; Bob
by Stainback, 3216 Glenridge
Drive, Raleigh, Graphic Press,
Inc.; Kelton Stone, P.O. Box 218,
Nashville, The Nashville Graph
ic; Ronald E. Sumner, 7608 Her
itage Drive, Annadale. Va., Fed
eral Bureau of Investigation and
Jimmy Wilder, Route 3, Box 112,
Tabor City, Farmer.
1955-1956
Billy Hayes Taylor, P.O. Box
53, Chocowinity, B.F. Taylor Oil
Company; Mrs. Barbara Jean
Webb Smith, 10 Scott Avenue,
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THE YEAR THIS PICTURE WAS TAKEN?
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THESF STUDENTS WERE PROUD OF THE FENCE THAT SURROUNDED THE GRAPHIC ARTS BUILDING AITER
THE FIRST ADDITION WAS COMPLETED. HOW MANY OF THEM CAN YOU NAME?
Box 72, Warehouse Point, Conn.,
housewife and Mrs. Louise Wim-
bish White, 138 Gene Avenue,
Suffolk, Virginia, Suffolk News-
Herald.
1956-1957
William Daniel Jackson, Box
344, Route 7, Raleigh, N.C. Print
Shop, N.C. State of UNC at Ral
eigh; Frank Meador, Route 2,
Ruffin, Danville Printing Co,
Inc.; Giles Robert Miller, 3021
Wirestead Rd. Rocky Mount,
Evening Telegram; K. G. Nading,
Jr., 134 Sunset Drive, N. W., Win
ston-Salem, Goodwill Ind. Rehab
ilitation, Incorporated; John J.
Nicholson, Jr., Box 137 Pinetops,
Evening Telegram; and John G.
Powell, 513 Garrett Ave., Ashokie,
The Herald.
1957-1958
Wallace Eugene Barbee, RFD
3, Fuquay-Varina, The Independ
ent; Madison Frank Edwards,
6928 Corkwood Road, Jackson
ville, Florida, ACL Railroad,
Reproduction Bureau; Billy Ray
Godwin, PO Box 293, Dunn, The
Dunn Dispatch; Edward Scott
Grissom, 434 Deerfield Drive,
Petersburg, Va., Owen Printing
Co.; Robert Sherwood Johnson,
3202 Millwood Avenue, Columbia
South Carolina, Epworth Child
ren’s Home; William Christian
Manning III, 311 Church Street,
Williamston, Enterprise Pub.
Company; Charles Patrick War
ren, 429 N. Daughtry Street,
Rocky Mount, N. C. Rocky Mt.
Publishing Company; Edward
H. Wilson, Box 105, Sims, Du
Pont; and Mrs. Gloria Ann
Sumner Clemmons, Star Route,
Conway, housewife.
1958-1959
Wayne M. Alford, Route 2,
Middlesex, Coast Guard; Theo
dore G. Boyette, Jr., Boyette In
surance Agency, 2305 Harvie Rd.
Richmond, Virginia; Benjafnin
Brown, 464 College St., Jackson
ville, Casco Printing Company;
Charles R. Driver, Route 4, Zeb-
ulon, ITT Kellogg; Jonas Frank
lin E d w a rd s, RFD 1, Mac
clesfield, Clayton Printing
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THFSE TELFTYPESETTER OPER ATOR STUDENTS ARE PLANTING SHRUBS IN FRONT OF
THE GRAPHIC ARTS BUILDING. DO YOU KNOW THEM AND THE YEAR THEY W'ERE AT
THE SCHOOL OF GRAPHIC ARTS?
House, Inc.; Esley Hope Forbes
III, Route 2, Wake Forest, Ed
wards and Broughton and Co.;
Hubert Willis Hoyle, P. 0. Box
1241 Oxford, Oxford Public Led
ger; Dorwin T. Jackson, Jr..
Rt. 3, Wake Forest, News and
Observer Pub. Co.; William An
tony Lee, 514 Jefferson Street.
Alexandria, Va., U.S. Post Of
fice; William L. Norvell, Jr.,
913 Liberty Street, Ahoskie, Wes-
tinghouse Appliance Co., Ho
ward Ray Rose, Box 233, Prince-
t 0 n, Goldsboro News-Argus;
William F. Severance, 1121
Rosemont Dr., Reidsville, State
Highway Commission; Alpheus
T. Seymour, III, P.O. Box 64,
Apex, Chemstrand Research
Center; Henry Lins Temple, RFD
4, Box 292A, Marion, McDowell
News; Bryan Lee Williams, P-
206 McKimmon Village, Ral
eigh, N.C. State College; and
Beatrice Earl Crocker Rowe, 1017
Turner Avenue, Wilson, house
wife.
1959-1960
Gordon Keith Abbott, Jr., 521
Darden Court, Rocky Mount,
Evening Telegram; William
David Bedsole, 3302 Raeford Rd.
Fayetteville, Raeford Road Mo
tors; Marvin James Cooper, Rt.
3 Box B, Columbia, Coast Guard
Adolphus Howard Cox, R-1 Box
15, Timberlake, Crown Alumi
num Industries Corp.; Mrs. Vi
na Ferguson Saxby, 2708 N. St.,
Beaufort, South Carolina, house
wife; Glopheus Chandler Gentry.
Rt. 1, Box 105, Moncure, The
Sanford Herald; Mitchell Powell
Gray, 601 Walnut St., Franklin,
Va.. Newport News Shipbuild
ing and Dry Dock Co., Mrs. Ma
ry Hasty Filligame, P.O. Box
66 Vanceboro, Sun Journal.;
Raymond Way James, 608 Frank
Street, Raleigh, U. S. Air Force
Security Service; Donald Ferrell
Oakley, Route 2, Roxboro, The
Courier-Times; Mrs. Evelyn
Pope Bryant, Box 321, Rich
Square, Roanoke Electric Mem
bership Corp.; Gerald T. Simp
son, 210 Peachtree Street, Hen
derson, Roses Stores, Inc.; and
Karel Elphus West, Route 5,
Box 187, Fayetteville, Fayette
ville Observer.
1960-1961
Mac Arthur Gwaltney, Route
3, Windsor, Va., Air Force; Con
rad Wilson Hopkins. Route 1.
Box 480 A, Roxboro, Collins and
Aikman Corp.; Charles Tyndall
Herring, 917 Hood St., Wilson,
N.C. State Patrol; Reginal Tay
lor Howell, Garysburg, U.S. Ar
my; Lanny Edwards Jilcott,
Box 93, Roxobel, U.S. Navy;
Sue Evelyn Mitchell, Woodville,
Tarheel Bank and Trust Com
pany; David George Montague,
Route 3, Box 91, New Bern,
Owen G. Dunn Company; Jos
eph Fowler Nixon, Route 1. Box
165, Edenton, Air Force; Nath
an Daniel Peterson, Route 3,
Smithfield, Medlin Printing Co.;
Peter Lloyd Ray, 1650 Metro
politan Avenue, Bronx, New Yo
rk, Reinhold Publishing Compa
ny, Phillip Morris Scarboro, Rt.
3, Whitley Drive, Smithfield,
Smithfield Herald; William
Garland Sharber, Route 3, Box
602, Elizabeth City, U.S. Air
Force, William Gene Thomp
son, Route 2, Norlina, U.S. Na
vy; George Donald Tice, 710
Mineral Springs. Durham, Ow
ens Illinois Glass Company; and
William Graham Welch, Rt. 3,
Box 429, Suffolk, Virginia, Suf
folk News-Herald.
1961-1962
Jimmy Edward Adams, Route
5, Box 514, Goldsboro, Smith
field Herald; Worth Bagley As
kew. Jr., Route 2, Box 108, A-
hoskie, Parker Brothers; Ron
ald Earl Clark, 104 S, Second
Street, Murfreesboro, Parker-
Brothers, Inc.; Ronald Clegg
Hathcock, 31-A Douglas Avenue.,
Concord, The Concord Tribune;
William Carr Horton, 412 South
William Street, Goldsboro; Jerry
Eugene Lindsay, 211-A Summitt
Avenue, Sanford, Sanford Daily
Herald, William Penn Pearman,
Rt. 6 Box 742, Goldsboro,
PAB Publishing Company; Ed
ward Allen Poythress, Jr., 608
South Holden Road, Apt. 2,
Greensboro, John H. Harland
Company; and Calvin Columbus
Reynolds, P.O. Box 468, James-
ville. Beacon Printing Co.
1962-1963
Robert Joseph Browning, RF
D 2, Box 257A, Enfield, North
Carolina Army National Guard;
Mrs. Elizabeth Daughtrige
Brown, 309 Isabella Ave., Wash
ington, Housewife; Mary Jane
Daughtry, Route 1, Box 155, Mur
freesboro, Parker Brothers, Inc.
Ronnie Leslie Davis, 26 Shirley
Road, Newpwort News, Va., Stu-
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