Historic First
Chowan Lady Braves
Win Over AX.
Cindy Ward’s two clutch free
throws with just seconds
remaining gave Chowan
College’s basketball team a 62-60
road win over Atlantic Christian
College Feb. 3 for the lady
Braves’ fourth win against one
loss.
Chowan had seen a 60-56 lead
erased in the final minute. With
the score tied at 60, and Chowan
in possession out of bounds, an
ACC player fouled Miss Ward,
freshman guard of Tyner, on the
pass. The win was Chowan’s first
ever over Atlantic Christian.
Chowan’s high scorer was
Aleph Woodard of Enfield with 22
points. Annette Guyton of Oxford
led the team in rebounding with
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1974-75
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
SQUAD
Sophomores
Linda Anderson
Sue Hibbard
Libby Kanipe
Freshmen
Lisa Dabney
Annette Guyton
Terry Jennette
Cindy Ward
Aleph Woodard
Managers
Donna Ashley
Judy Boswell
Lu Blizzard
Kathy Challanor
Coach
Mrs. Janet H. Collins
In other recent action,
Chowan’s coeds beat another
senior college club, North
Carolina Wesleyan, 37-26, Jan. 31.
Miss Woodard led Chowan with 16
points and 18 rebounds.
Afteropening with two victories
over senior college teams,
Chowan suffered its only defeat
against Louisburg, 66-43, Jan. 28.
The lady Braves trailed by only
three, 28-25, at the half. After
intermission, Louisburg’s man-
to-man defense began to wear
Chowan down as the Louisburg
players scored consistently on
fast breaks. Chowan will seek to
avenge the defeat in a return
game at Louisburg Feb. 10.
Chowan’s leading scorers
through its first five games,
according to Coach Janet Collins,
are Miss Woodard with a 14.8
point average and Miss Guyton,
averaging 12.4 points. The two
are also the team’s leading
rebounders. Two players are tied
with the top field goal per
centage: Miss Guyton and Linda
Anderson of Greenville, making
almost 50 per cent of their shots.
Miss Ward has the squad’s
leading free throw mark, 75
percent.
ANNOUNCEMENT
A tutorial is being offered for all
students having grammar
problems. The tutor is available
from 3:00 until 5:00 p. m. on
Mondays and Wednesdays, and
from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. on
Tuesdays and Thursdays in room
104 of Marks Hall.
Smoke Signals, Wednesday, February 19, 1975—PAGE 3
North Carolina Little Symphony
Ford Recognizes Women
WASHINGTON (AP )—Pres
ident Ford’s selection of a
woman for his Cabinet and Bet
ty Ford’s lobbying for the
Equal Rights Amendment have
won applause from leaders of
the women’s movement.
However, many of these lead
ers combined their praise with
concern about a wide range of
other issues, including the ad
ministration's reaction to prob
lems facing women because of
the recession.
Frances Farenthold, chairwo
man of the National Women's
Political Caucus, said Ford’s
nomination of Asst. Atty. Gen.
Carla A. Hills to be secretary
of the Department of Housing
and Urban Development
“shows he understands the im
portance of including women in
decision-making positions in his
administration."
Similar expressions of ap
proval came from Ruth Clusen,
president of the League of
Women Voters, and Karen
DeCrow, head of the National
Organization for Women.
Other leaders of women's
groups noted that Ford recently
named Betty Southard Murphy
to be the first woman member
of the National Labor Relations
Board. Mrs. Murphy also was
named NLRB chairman.
Mrs. Farenthold said the
Hills-Murphy appointments rep
resented "the gate-crashers,
the ones at the top — but that’s
not where most women are to
day.
“Any time you get a reces
sion, the hardest hit are still
going to be women,” she said.
“We still have that 'last hired,
first fired' practice. And the el
derly are disproportionately
women, too, and these groups
are just being devastated now."
Ms. DeCrow, who prefers the
designation Ms., said the Ford
administration "has been say
ing the right things" but that
she is looking for evidence that
the administration is enforcing
federal regulations banning job
discrimination.
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Students
Speak Out
By HECTOR J. CUELLAR
Question: tlow do you feel
about pre-niarital sex?
Tara McGarvey “rm all for it, I
Lisa Dahney “Only with the feel that sex is a major factor in
opposite sex.” relationship between male
and a female.”
Johnny Parker “I think the
couple should give it a lot of
thought.”
Advisor Advisee
Meeting
February 28, 1975
Friday
Chowan Braves
Win Over
Lenoir
Chowan College exploded to
erase a five-point halftime deficit
and race to a 106-78 win over
Lenoir Community College in a
non-conference basketball game
here Saturday night, Feb. 8. The
Braves’ record is 16-6 and
Lenoir’s 6-20.
Chowan trailed at the end of
the first half, 47-42. After in
termission the Braves repeatedly
turned steals and rebounds into
fast breaks resulting in scores.
Reserves, twins Bobby and Billy
Martin, excited the fans with
their play at guard, which was
almost flawless. When they
entered, Chowan led by 10. Their
steals, passing and shooting soon
shot Chowan into a 20-point plus
advantage. In a brief span, Billy
scored 13 points with Bobby
helping his teammates with
assists.
Forward Thomas Gentry led
Chowan with 18 points as seven
Braves scored in double figures.
Matthew Hart “I think it’s all up
to the individual, if they think it’s
moral then it’s up to them to
decide what is right and wrong.”
Bonnie Harrell “It depends upon
the relationship between two
people whether it is right or
wrong.”
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Louis Saunders “Well, I feel this
way about it.”
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