Annual Homecoming Day October 22nd
The 1966 Chowan College Homecoming Court
NANCY ADAMS
PATRICIA GAY BROWER
JUDY HANCOCK
ANN RUSHMORE
DIANA BOYKIN
PAMELA HE SHMAN
LYNA MARIE PHILLIPS
JANET MORRIS
PAMELA ROSSER
Marching Bands
Parade Feature
Homecoming Day at Chowan College
will feature Miss North Carolina’s an
nual appearance, the college’s own
beauty and personality contesit winners,
outstanding marching bands and drill
teams, a sky-diving student who plans
to drop in on the festivities, and the
gridiron classic between Lees-McRae
Bobcats and Chowan’s Braves.
Miss North Carolina
Miss Nanette Jackson Minor, Miss
North Carolina for 1967, who has been
featured organist and pianist in con
certs and also sang starring roles in
opera, will ride a convertible along
the route for the Homecoming Parade
and be featured during halftime cere
monies at the football game, starting
at 2 o’clock. She is also scheduled to
appear during a pep rally and a stu
dent talent contest Friday evening.
Chowan College's Homecoming
Queen will be crowned during half-
time ceremonies at the gridiron clas
sic. She will be chosen from the
Homecoming Court, previously elected
by the student body.
Sophomore court members are Nancy
Adams, nursing student and daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Adams, 1029
Hinton Street, Petersburg, Va.; Patri
cia Gay Brower, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs- James C. Brower, Route 5, High
Point; Judy Lynn Hancock, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Hancock, 718
Oak Summit Road, Winston-Salem;
Pamela Dee Heishman, daughter of
Captain and Mrs. J. C. Heishman, Pen
sacola, Fla; Ann Rushmore, daughter
of Colonel and Mrs. R. W. Rushmore,
31-A Wright Avenue, Langely Air Force
Base, Hampton, Va.
Freshman Nominees
Freshmen are Diana Boykin, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Boykin, Jr-,
802 North Smithfield Street, Williams-
ton; Lyna Marie Phillips, daughter of
Mr. and rMs. F. P. Phillips, Faber,
Va.; Janet Morris, daughter of Dr. and
Mrs- Frank E. Morris, 25 Garrett
Drive, Hampton, Va.; Pamela Rosser,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Rosser,
Jr., 4018 Chesapeake Avenue, Hampton,
Va.
Dr. Bruce E. Whitiricer, Chowan
College President, wilt crown the
Homecoming Queen.
Jim Wells, 23-yead old ex-Marine,
will drop in on pre-game ceremonies
by parachute. The sky-diving Chowan
student will come down during a lull
between performances of the Cava-
lettes, girls’ precision marching and
drill team from Virginia Beach’s Prin
cess Anne High School, the Princessi
Anne Marching Band and Virginia
Beach’s First Colonial High School
Marching Band.
FOR OCTOBER. 1966
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