Armstrong Atlantic State University - Geechee Yearbook (Savannah, GA)
- Class of 1987
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GEECHEE l987
THEME ...... .... P AGE 3
STUDENT LIFE ..,. .... P AGE I5
SPORTS ......... . . . PAGE 69
ORGANIZATIQNS .... . . . PAGE 99
CLASSES ...................... ..... P AGE l25
FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION .... ..... P AGE I59
ADVERTISEMENTS ............ . . . PAGE I9I
INDEX . . . .... PAGE 204
WELCOME
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A campus that incorporates the rustic lifestyle of Savannah
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Communication, Help. Adxisement,
Orientation. and Service. or CHAOS for
short, is clearly one of the most beneficial
serxice organizations at Armstrong. All
CHAOS leaders are students who are se-
lected in the spring of each year to assist
in the orientation of Freshmen in the fall.
The leaders then undergo hours of train-
ing before they see the first freshman.
Unlike many schools, Armstrong's leaders
are volunteers who achieve personal sat-
isfaction by making other students less
apprehensive about their first year of col-
lege. This year's leaders were Julie Sim-
mons, Elizabeth Rogers, Carla English.
Tracey Jones, Robin Robinson, Bill Kelso.
Harold Oglesby, Pratt Summers. Lee Har-
rell, Jeff Gulle, Mo Paglia, Ann O'Brien,
Lori Johnson, Fatima Sanders, and Bob
Long. Advisors were Vice-President
Buck, Mack Palmour, Terri Liles, Lynn
Benson. Al Harris, and Ellen Shawe.
CHAOS
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l986 is the first year in which
those students who are living in the
dorms had a chance to get a pre-
view of what life in the dorms is
like. The last CHAOS session of the
year allowed incoming freshmen
and their CHAOS leaders to spend
the night together at the dorms. Be-
sides the regular CHAOS agenda
the leaders and their groups were
treated to a cookout at the beach.
The over-night session was such a
success that there will be several of
them in the summer.
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ARMSTRO C5 FE T
lxerxone gathered for sun. fun. and
laughs at this vear's Armstrong Fest. vp,-
The purpose of the festival was to '
raise money for the student scholar-
ship fund. A total of SISOON was '
raised from the event. Many of Arm-
strong's faculty and students partici-
pated in the festival. The weekend was
filled with such events as the road
race. softball, volleyball. and tennis
tournaments. Armstrong's sororities A Q
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also helped out in the festival by work-
ing in activities such as the dunking
booth and face painting. The children
from U.S.A. Gymnastic Academy per-
formed before the crowd. The day was
full of great food and fun! The festi-
val's corporate sponsors were C 8 S
Bank. WTOC. and Coca-Cola. Coca-
Cola provided the Armstrong Fest T-
shirts that were sold for five dollars.
Craig Harney was the chair person of
Armstrong Fest, and he hopes to make
the festival an annual event.
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again.
karl Grolhcer was in charge of grilling hamburg-
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someone would shout. The next thing
you know that person would be hoisted
into the air by a crowd of people. That
was just one of the strange but fun
things taking place at Playfair. Play-
fair. which is sponsored by C.LI.B., is a
group participation activity that en-
courages meeting new people and
making new friends. Playfair has been
a great success at ASC. lt is an experi-
ence you will never forget.
Right' We have got to stop meet'
ing like this!
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-NSC. line Arts Auditorium began to fi
vt ith people. At SIN p,m,. the lights dimmed
and Had Boy stormed the stage to give an
outstanding. hardfhitting performance.
Next on the agenda was Cheap Trick, a
popular rock act who is credited with such
hits as "Dream Police" and "l Want You To
Want Nlef' The concert also included some.
more recent material including the song
"Tonight It's You." as well as songs from
their new album. The Doctor. Robin Zander
lead singer, brought the crowd to its feet
and Rick Nielson, lead guitarist and comedi-
an of the group, awed many with his im'
mense guitar collection and playing ability.
Bun E. Carlos, the driving beat behind the
drums. and Jon Bryant. bass guitarist. did
much to contribute to the powerful, livewire
show,
The auditorium rocked for almost three
hours. and Cheap Trick played through two
standing encores. The success of the con-
cert can be attributed to the Concert Com-
mittee ofthe College Union Board and to the
support of the fans who attended the show.
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AWAY FROM HQME
For the second year Armstrong
State College has offered on campus
housing. Although the dorms are not
quite like home they have alot to offer
to students of ASC. They have an ex-
cellent food program Cright guysj and
offer a friendly living environment. As
you can tell from the next few pages
dorm life is very unique. Good times
abound as do lasting friendships.
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WHO'S WHO
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UNIVERSITIE
DEBORAH ARLENE CROSBY
Deborah Crosby, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Clarquist and wife of George Walter Crosby, Jr., is a senior
magoring in Psychology with a minor in American History.
She is currently a member of the EB. Twiwmyer Society.
President of Women Of Worth. Secretary of Phi Alpha
Theta. and a student research assistant in Psychology. She
has also been a member of the I972 and l987 Geechee Staff
and has performed with the A.S.C. Masquers.
JEFFERSON C. GULLE
Jeff Gulle. the Director of Student Photographic Ser-
vices is a senior with a B.A. in General Studies at Arm-
strong. He graduated Cum Laude from North Georgia Tech
Photography School and is currently a member of the
Southeastern Professional Photographers Association and
the Georgia Professional Photographers Association. He is
the recipient of the Outstanding Young Men of America
Award. the Rotary Club Scholarship and the l985 Memorial
Scholarship. and he is a Georgia Merit Winner. Jeff serves
as an artistic advisor for the Calliope and has served as a
CHAOS leader, He is actively involved in the Boy Scouts of
America. the Red Cross. and the Catholic Youth Organiza-
IIOII.
JUDY CAMPBELL RAYMOND
Judy Campbell Raymond. wife of Richard C. Raymond is
a senior Majoring in nursing. Judy received the A.S.C. l985
Alumni Scholarship. has made the Dean's list. participated
in ASCXGSC Nursing Honor Society. She is also the origina-
tor and coordinator of Between Student Nurses f Jr.y Sr.
BSN Student Support Group.
MELANIE ALINA ROBERTS
Melanie Alina Roberts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David F.
Roberts is a senior pursuing a Baccalaureate Degree in
Nursing. Her honors and activities include SGA Treasurer
I984-86, Health Science Senator I98687, CUB l984'86, Blood
Drive Chairman I9864O87, Large Range Planning Committee
I984-85. Athletic Committee Student Rep. I984-87. National
Association of Campus Activities I984-86.
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WHO'S WHO
STEPHAN WHALEN
'Stephan Whalen. son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Whalen.
Jr.. is a senior majoring in Political Science. He is Vice-
Chairman for the Chatham County Young Republicans. a
Legislative Committee member for the Chatham Associa-
tion for Retarded Citizens. and he also serves as a senator
for Student Government. Stephan is a member of the A.S.C.
Law Club and the Georgia Victim Witness Association.
JERRY WILLIAMS, JR.
Jerry Williams, Jr.. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wil-
liams. is a senior majoring in Biology with a minor in Chem-
istry. Jerry has served as both Vice-President and Presi-
dent of the Student Honor Court. Chairman of the Blood
Drive Committee. Chairman of the Traffic Appeals Com-
mittee. President of Beta Beta Beta. President of Phi Eta
Sigma. Senator for the Student Government. and as a CHA-
OS leader. He has been a member of the American Chemi-
cal Society and the Joel H. Hilderbrand Chemistry Honor
society and he has been the recipient of the Leslie B.
Davenport Award and the Henry L. Ashmore Award. Jerry
is also involved in contributing to the Calliope and serves
as a tutor in the Writing Center.
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COMPANY
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The National Shakespeare Company
presents
William Shakespeare's
The Taming of the Shrew
Directed by Raymond David Marciniak
Costumes: Don Mangone Sets: Richard Kendrick
ligliting' David Higham Music: jeremy Beck
In the Induction ........ ......... ' l'he Company
In the Play
Lucentio ..... ...... L enny Bart
Tranio ..... Lance Spellerberg
llaptista .... .... G ary Desbien
Gremio .,.. .Kenneth Enright
Katherine .... Eleanore'll1pscolt
Bianca . . . Kimberly Grieger
llortensio . . ,.... Timothy Stickney
Iliondello . . . .... llenry Fandel
l'etruchio. ......... Dan Snow
Clrumio .... ............ I Jill Blank
Curtis .......
I'edant .........
Christopher Todd
Christopher 'Ibdd
Ilaberdasher ..... ...... I lenry Fandel
'tailor ......... .... K enneth Enright
Vincentio ..... . . . .,... . ........ Bill Blank
Widow . , .............................................. ..... C arol Dearman
Scene: Padua and Petruclzids House
Tlmrc' will bc' one intermission
Production Staff
'technical Director . . . ..... Gary Desbien
Stage Manager .... .,.. C huck Benjamin
Choreographer .... ..... ...... A r me Lall
Scenic Artist ................. ........................... V icki Neal
Costume Design Assistant .... ........................... I ,inda Geley
Costume Staff .............. .... lohn Canada, Vicki Dellocher, Edie lud
Wendy Kahn, Alison 'Iaylor, ltalolorres
Production Assistant .... ...................... K imberly Grieger
Administrative Stall:
lixecutive Director ..... ...... I2 laine Sulka
General Manager ....
'tour Director ......
. . . .Mechele Leon
. . . .William Weir
'l his tour is made possible in part through the contributions of: utlauitic Airwaysg the Vogelstein Foundationg Mid
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Atlantic States Arts L onsortium. "'1""i"'
Spet ial thanks to the New American l,ilirary lor their contribution ol Sigur! Classic editions of the two plays: RGMEO AND
ll,ll,llil and 'I l Ili 'IAMINU Ulf 'I I Ili Sl llZliWg Capeziog and llritllail 'liravel International.
'l lie National Shakespeare Company is a not-for profit organization celebrating its twenty-fourth season on tour. Its offices are
at M4 West Slst Street, New Wrk City, IUUI9, where it also operates The Cubiculo, an experimental arts center.
The National Shakespeare Compan
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WIlO'S WHO
The Cornpnny
Lenny Bart t Paris, Lncentiol originated the role of Ungnan in North Wrnri at
l,aManra which subsequently lourecl Alaska. Other New Tink credits inclrrde
A Mans Nrrlrl, Lysander in Mirisnnrnrer. . .and Wlc-re in hntnfti' lle appeared
in the Scandinavian premiere of Anrrrcleus directed by Sir Giles Block, National
Theatre, l.onclon. l.enny is a graduate of the National Shakespeare
Conservatory.
Bill Blank tBenvoliop Grumio, Vincentiol studied at the University of
Bridgeport where he worked with Morris Carnovsky and Phoebe llranclt and
won the University's award for Best Actor. Most recently he studied at the
Circle-in-the Square theatre program through New York University, lle has
appeared in llrnnlet, Class Enenry, and the New York premiere of Sennnelzrreiss
and his own play, The Inst Laugh.
Carol Dearman tluliet, Wiclowj has spent the past three years with the
American Shakespeare Repertory in New Nink City for whom she did lnliet
twice. Other roles include l.acly Macbeth, the title roles in Antigone, Marlowe's
Dido Queen Of Cnrtlrfrge, and Polly Peachum in The Three Penny Opera. She
graduated with honors from West Virginia University.
Gary Desbien tLord Capulet, Baptistal is doing his second jaunt with lhe
National Shakespeare Company. Last season he played the Dukes in The
Cnrnecly OfErnns and Othello, and Solanio in The Merchant Of lenice. l le carrie
to New tink to study with Philip Meister at the companys Conservatory. Prior
to that he acted with companies in California, Wisconsin, Kansas and
Nebraska.
Kenneth Enright tMontague, Peter, Apothecaryp Grernio, 'lailorl has done
Laertes in llnrnlet, Starveling in A Miclsnnnner Nights Drecnn and Sampson in
Romeo Aurl luliet. lle comes to NSC most recently from San Diego where he
was last seen as Brian in No Sex Please, We're British! Ile is a graduate of the
University of California, Santa Cruz and is currently writing a book entitled
Zen, Drnrlity nucl Slrnlu'sperrrenrr lnnrgrry.
llenry Fanclel tliscalusg Biorrdello, llaberdasherj spent a season with the
American Shakespeare Repertory, appeared in the title role of Will Kemp with
the Promethean T heatre Company and, most recently, was seen in Wnrrhrrrlls
at American Theatre of Actors. Mr. liandel is grateful to Edward Morehouse
of IIB Studio with whom he has studied.
Kimberly Grieger tLady Capuletg Biancal holds a BFA in Acting from Syracuse
University and has studied at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic
Art. She has acted with the Berkshire Theatre Festival, Syracuse Stage and
on the London fringe.
Dan Snow tliriar Lawrencep Petruchiol toured with the NSC last season doing
the title role in Othello, Shylock in The Merclrrrnt Of lenice and Angelo in The
Ccnnecty Of Er uns. lle originated the role of Danny Minx in joyce Carol Oates'
Triurnph Ol Spider Monkey at the Cubicolo. Classical roles include Aumerle in
Richnnl ll, 'lhurio in The Tivo Gentlenrerrof ll'mnn. llis film credits: The ltlnriors,
The Silent Tenor and Tire Tirxic Avenger
Lance Spellerberg tMercutio, Traniol has a BFA from Ohio State University
and studied at London's Royal Academy. lle has worked with the Town and
Country Playhouse in New llampshire and the Virginia Stage Company.
Previous roles include Silvius in As lin: l.ilce lt, Agamemnon in Ajnr, Riff in
lWst Sirle Story, Sherlock l lolmes, and the back half of a dancing cow in Gypsy.
Timothy Stickney t l'ybaltp l lortensioj is a graduate of the American Academy
of Dramatic Art. lle worked with the Academy's production company for a
year and toured with the Baggypants Players. Timothy has sung in choirs and
as a soloist throughout the East Coast and Europe.
lfleanore Thpscott tNur-ve, Katlrcrrirrel tonn-cl it ith llrc' tllit rn l"Hl Bl plat ing
Maria in lieeltth Night, I lero in Alrrc lr Arlo."ll'out lNlt'llllllv'Q and thc' l'l.w rr Urn-1 n
ltt l ltlllllfl A rtallvt' of f VDllltHlll.1, his lirpsccillltcilcl'..1llfXllr llu'.rIrr'frrnnllrr'
llniversity of California at Berleley where she rec eiwcl the "l'ull'-l-nry Ai-.aid
for lixcellence in Acting" In New tink City she stncln-cl .rt the cornp.nw's
Conservatory
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thc- Arts t iracltlatc' Ac ting Prograrn where he appearc-cl in lln' Seoerrll, l"n lnrnl
lll, and Great Solo lirren. New Tiirkcreclits inc lucle Rrtr-st 7lNortlr Arrrerrinrr l lorno'
Srrpiens ln Cnptirvty at thc- Brooklyn Playworlcs xx here he originated thc- role
of loslr and Resolutions at the American lheatre of Actors.
The Staff
jeremy Beck tcomposerj earned his BS. in Composition from the Mannes
College of Music. l le has received three Special Recognition Awards from the
National Ir-deration of Music Clubs as well as numerous grants from Meet The
Composer. l lis commissions include a children's opera for Theater and Dance
Alliance tNYl, works for the Austin Chamber Music Center fl XJ and a piece
for the Quincy Mvuth Orchestra fll,j. l lis music has been performed extensively
in Europe and has been aired over WNYC and WKCR in New York.
David Higham tlighting designer, has designed lighting for the National
Shakespeare Company's tour since 1984. l le has also designed productions
for the Opera Ensemble of New York, the Opera Shop of the Vineyard Theatre,
the Alvin Ailey Repertory Ensemble, the New Kirk Street Caravan, the Bronx
Community College Dance Department and the Manhattan Ensemble.
Richard Kendrick fScenic Designerj returns for a second year to the National
Shakespeare Company. Currently Designerlleclrnical Director at Williams
Center for the Arts, lafayette College in Easton, Ibnnsylvania, he also designs
for various regional theatres and Off-Off Broadway groups. Recent designs
include: Agnesof Cod, Paper Flowers, Chicago, Ficldleron the Roof, hrlleys firlley,
and Hny lever
Anne lall tclroreograplrerj teaches dance and nrovc-ment. She has danced
with choreographers Marjorie Gamso and Bryan I layes and is a member of
Kenneth King and DancerslCo. She choreographed Conference ofthe Birds
under Mr. Marciniak's direction for the Manhattan Ensemble.
Don Mangone tCostume Designerj has worked four seasons with the
University of Rochester Summer Theatre as faculty costume designer. While
touring abroad with the lose l,imon Dance Company as company manager,
his designs for "Scherzo" and "T he Kitchen Table" were seen in France,
Canada, Brazil and in New Kirk at City Center. Design credits also include
Ballet Rambert in London and long associations with the Bill Cratty Dance
Theatre and the Manhattan Ensemble in NYC.
Raymond David Marciniak tdirectorj directed The Comedy Offfrnns last year
for the tour and The Winters Title at NSC's Cubiculo. l le is artistic director of
The Manhattan Ensemble for whom he has directed fifteen productions
including lter Gyrrt, Measure fivr Measure, Shaw's Sinrpleton Oflhe l.lrrerpectc 'l
lsle, Marguerite And Annnnd, Ceremony OfMen t5 japanese Noh playsl and Te
Dernn, a piece based on D,l l. l,awrence's short story ln london, for the East
Side Studio, he directed Strindberg's Miss lrrle and Ghost Sonntn as well as The
Dyhlruk, llzrintion On A Thenre and The Men Of Dorothy lhrlcer combining the
talents of American and British actors. Mr. Marciniak teaches acting in NTL
and has taught at East I5 Acting Studio in London.
Elaine Sulka tlixecutive Directorj, co-founder of the National Shakespeare
Company and Cubiculo Theatre, began her theatrical career with the San
Francisco Actors lwrkshop. She subsequently performed with the San Diego
Shakespeare Festival and the American Shakespeare Festival in Stratford,
Connecticut. On Broadway she played Medea at the Circle-in-the-Squane and
appeared in lhddy Chayefsky's The llcssrou ofhvsefll She was a frequent leading
lady with the Naticmal Shakespeare Company in its early years. In New Yin k
she is known primarily for her work in the off-off Broadway theatre movement.
Ms. Sulka often appears as a guest artist on college campuses and tours with
two one-woman shows, Mothers and A lthnrarr in love.
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The I987 Miss Armstrong State Col-
lege Pageant was billed as "On the
Edge of a Dream". For Robin Robinson
the dream began on November I5.
when she was crowned as Miss ASC
l987. The pageant consisted of eight
lovely, young ladies who were judged
on the basis of swimsuit, evening
gown. talent and a seven minute inter-
view. lirst runner-up was Miss Cindy
Hieronymus and second runner-up was
Miss Sharon Hadwm. Other contes-
tants were Becky Geary, Paige O'Con-
nor, Jean Anne Stanley. Tricia logue.
and Alicia Coleman.
Sheila Cathcari sings a farewell song
Leslie Newsome entertains the crowd during a break.
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Malling Address P O Box 100874 Charleston, SC 29411
Enrollment 2,000
Founded 1965
Colors Royal Blue and Gold
Nickname Buccaneers
Athletic Phone 18031797-4117
PresrdLnt Or .larry C l-lunter,Jr
Athletic Director Howard Bagwell
Faculty Representative Dr Daxld
Ftlson
Sports lnlormallon Director l-lowre
Bagwell Jr
MEN'S COACHES
Cross Cou 1lry Jim Settle
Soccer Mike Matrrcclano
Basketball Tommy Gaither
Baseball Ralph Crabaltarr
Tennis Marvin Grooms
Coll Jim Boone
TYBCK Jim Settle
WOMEN'S COACHES
Basketball Steve Taylor
Tennis Marvin Grooms
Sollball Howie Bagwell, .lr
Cross Country Jlrn Settle
Volleyball Amir Khaledt
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Marlrng Address: 2500 Walton Way I101, Augusta. Ga. 30910
Enrollment. 4,100
Founded: 1925
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Nickname' Jaguars
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Cross Country Larry Wall 737-1626 8037642-
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Gott Ernie Lanlord 737-1626 733-0084
Soccer Lowell8arnnar1 737-1626 733-1498
Tennis Flrchard Harrison 737-1626 863-2601
WOMEN'S COACHES
Basketball LowoltBarnhar1 737-1626 733-1498
Cross Country Denny Burau 737-1626 738-6957
Softball Lowell Barnhart 737-1626 733-1498
Swimming Richard Harrison 737-1626 863-2601
Tennis Joanne Flowe 737-1626 733-8094
Volleyball Joanne Flowe 737-1626 733-8094
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Mailing Address: P.O. Box 10 Buies Creek NC 27506
Enrollment: 3800
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Nickname: Fighting Camels
l'tesrttr,nl Dr Norrnan A Wiggins
Athletic Director Wendell L Carr
Faculty Uepreserttalrve Lelllel T
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MEN'S COACHES
Cross Country Paul Smith
Soccer lrrn Morse
Basketball Billy Lee
Baseball Calvin Koonce
lennrs Kenny Doyle
Coll Danny Roberts
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WOMEN'S COACHES
Basketball Wanda Watkins
Iennrs Frances t loyd
Srrllball Ylonrla Mueller
Cross Country I73llIqII1III'l
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Enrollment: 2 700
Founded 1927
Colors Royal Blue and White
Nickname Bulldogs
Athletic Phone l7041 251 6459
Chancellor Dr David G Brown
Athletic Director Edward Farrell
Faculty Representative Dr Gary
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Sports lntorrnatron Director Mike
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Associa e Athletic Director Helen
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Head Trainer Dr John Wells
MEN S COACHES
Cross Country Bob Hartman
Basketball Jerry Green
Baseball Ken Baowell
Tennis Doug Maynard
Golf Bob Dauohton
WOMEN S COACHES
Basketball Mary Ann Myers
Tennis Mike Sams
Volleyball Suzanne Patterson
Soccer lvan Cohen
Cross Country Karen Stasel
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Mailing Address: Winthrop College Rock Hill SC 29733
Enrollment: 5 O00
Founded: 1886
Colors: Garnet and Gold
Nickname: Eagles
Athletic Phone: 48031 329-2140
President Dr Martha K Piper
Athletic Director Steve
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Faculty Representative' Flobert
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Sports Information Director Sam
Copeland
Head Trainer Joe Kinney
MEN'S COACHES
Soccer Jim Casada
Cross Country Ed Guettler
Basketball' Steve Vacendak
Baseball. Horace Turbevllle
Tennis: Cid Carvalho
Golf: Tom Webb
WOMEN'S COACHES
Volleyball: Cathy lvester
Basketball' Wanda Brrley
Tennis' Cid Carvalho
Softball' Frankie Griffin
Cross Country Ed Guettler
Golfi Tom Webb
Area Code l803l
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What more could a coach ask for
than seven consecutive winning sea-
sons? Well ...perhaps . . . eight. Coa-
ch Joe Roberts is hard at work once
again instructing his players on the
finer points of the game and hoping to
field a team that will make ASC proud.
Over the past seven seasons ASC
baseball has been a bright spot in the
athletic program and this year. should
be the first sport at Armstrong to
make Division I. schools stand up and
take notice. Although only three start-
ing players return. the Pirates will be
strong thanks to solid recruiting. Top
schools on the l987 schedule include
North Carolina, South Carolina, and
Georgia Tech.
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Hack- David Bone. Dana Harding. Scott Ellis. Bryon Wagner. Dan Hixon. Roge Williams. Bill Floyd. Barry Peavy, Mike
Mitchcncr. Bob Hansen. Brent Korn, Bruce Addison. Front: Greg Richard. Joel Owens. Scott Malcolm. Calvain Culberson.
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SOCCER
The I986 Pirate soccer team
had a rebuilding season this year
finishing with a record of I-l3.
Coach Aenchbacher hopes this
year has given returning players
valuable experience for next
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teams all they can handle.
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Not only did the I986-87 school year mark a
change in the level of competition that ASC
competes in. but it also marked a change in
leadership for the Athletic Program. Due to
personal reasons. basketball coach Renny
Bryner resigned and the Pirates were to play
under first year coach Raleigh Pastrick. Bryner
lrightl shocked the community again within
the next few months by resigning as Athletic
Director. After several months of deliberation,
President Burnett named Dr. John Brewer as
new A.D. effective July I. Dr. Brewer will soon
make some crucial decisions such as who will
coach the running Pirates next year and also
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As a young program you find that the
road trips abound and the competition
is fierce. No one knows this better
than first year coach Raleigh Pastrick.
The steady turmoil off the court only
magnified the Pirates performance on
the floor. Facing top teams such as
Clemson. Auburn, and Georgia, Arm-
strong fans caught a glimpse of lust
how tough the first years will be. How-
ever. with solid recruiting and experi-
ence ASC should become a respectable
opponent and a contender for The Big
South Conference title.
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left to right Coach Harold Scott. Skeet Brewer. William Buckley. Scott Tapp. Clint Ladner. Joe Staiti Bo Hammond Ernie Ziegler Tim
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Tony Harris dominates the boards against Baptist.
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participated in intercollegiate women's volleyball.
The team was put together by coach Hansen who
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"The momentum we have gained this year will
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Frank Clancy on the I986 men's Cross-Country
team. The striders took first place in two meets
this year and finished with a record of 2032.
Leading the way for the Pirates were Jim Brown
and Erik Evans who were supported by the solid
running of Otis Ziegler and Kevin Larrimore.
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a record of I5-25. They took first place in a meet against rival
Augusta College. Frank Clancy also coached the women's team.
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AEROBIC DANCE M 8 W Tuesday, April I
SOFTBALL LEAGUES M 8. W Friday, April 4
CO-ED SOFTBALL Friday, April 4
TENNIS SINGLES M 8 W Tuesday, April 8
CO-ED VOLLEYBALL Tuesday, April 8
3-ON-3 BASKETBALL M 8. W Wednesday, April 9
HORSESHOES M 8. W Thursday, April 10
CO-ED INNERTUBE WATER BASKETBALL Wednesday, April 16
PICKLEBALL TOURNAMENT M 8 W Frlday, April 18
"HORSE" BASKETBALL M 8. W Thursday, May 1
4-SIDED VOLLEYBALL M 8 W Wednesday, May 7
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FLAG FOOTBALL CAPTAIN'S MEETING I12:30 Gymy Frl., Sept. 26 Sept. 26
FLAG FOOTBALL JAMBOREE Frl., Sept. 26 Sept. 28
FLAG FOOTBALL LEAGUES Tues., Sept. 30 Oct. 5
AEFIOBIC DANCE Tues., Sept. 30 Sept. 30
BOWLING Thurs., Oct. 2 TBA
TENNIS DOUBLES Wed., Oct. 8 Oct. 14
CO-ED INNERTUBE WATER POLO Fri., Oct. 10 Oct. 15
TABLE TENNIS Thurs., Oct. 16 Oct. 21
BADMINTON TOURNAMENT Thurs., Oct. 23 Oct. 30
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AEROBIC DANCE Men 81 Women January 13 January 13
BASKETBALL LEAGUES Men 8- Women January 14 January 19
CO-ED HANDICAPPED BOWLING Men 81 Women January 15 January 15
OUTDOOR SOCCER Men 81 Women January 20 January 25
PILLO POLO Women January 21 January 27
y INDOOR SOCCER Men 81 Women February 3 February 8
ONE-ON-ONE BASKETBALL Men 81 Women February 4 February 10
FREE THROW CONTESTS Men 81 Women February 25 February 25
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Thomas Iultz. Stexe VanBrackIe.
Dr. Stgmund Hudson. Dr. Richard
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Class Editor: Becky Geary
Bob Long Kelly Stahl Faculty Editors: Kelly Stahl and Shelly Schlenz
Kelly Diamond Becky Geary Organizations: Joy Cafiero
Karen Cook Shelly Schlenz Student Life: Kelly Diamond
Joy Cafiero Cary Johnson Sports: Cary Johnson and Andy Jennings
Chip Powell Richard Young Advisor: Al Harris
Tom McNulty Tracy Lynch
Andy Jennings Kim Chastain A SPECIAL THANKS TO:
Sandy Derocher Melanie Foss The entire Geechee Staff
Tracy Daviston Paige O'Connor SPS for the overnighters they pulled and the complaining they put
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Charles Mansen ldi Amin Al Harris who also listened to all complaints.
Ollie North Julius Erving Kelly Stahl for putting up with mel!
Thanks for all thc help on the final deadline gang Bob.
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THE I98 GEE HEE-PRESENTS
EDITOR'S MESSA6
At the end of last year when I was given the honor of being named as editor of the I987 Geechee, I was both
excited and scared. I was terrified that I would not be able to accomplish the task but at the same time I was
confident that my experience and enthusiasm would carry me through the tough times. Now. one year later, I offer
to you the I987 Geechee in hopes that you will agree that myself and the staff have provided you with the best
possible yearbook.
It was the goal of this year's staff to create a book that reminds us of the past year, both good times and bad. On a
sad note many of us lost friends and relatives to death. But on the other hand, we have shared many good times with
our new friends and have made many special friendships that will last forever.
If I were to take all the credit for this book it would be a crime. Without dedicated staff members and
photographers this book would not exist. I would like to thank also, AI Harris, Vice-President Buck, Mack Palmour,
Ellen Shawe, Lynn Benson, and Terri Liles for building my confidence and for enhancing my ability. I also thank all
those people who kept reminding me that "Patience is a virtue." I apologize for the moodiness at deadline time, but
impatience often quickens creative ability.
Most importantly, I thank you the student, for without you the I987 Geechee would mean absolutely nothing.
- Bob Long
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Academic Computing Center II7
Adams, Joseph I74
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Admissions I68
Advertisements l9I-2Ol
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Aenchbacher, Eddie 76. 77. IOS, l84
Agyekum Stephan IO7, I82
Akins, Janis l26
Akins. Kimberly II9
Aliffi, Joseph I26
Allen. Debra I26
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Alvarez. Edward I26. I76
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Ames. Dirk I26
Anderson. Donald l66
Anderson. James I78
Anderson. Michelle I26
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Bartholomew, Patricia I07
Baseball 72-75
Basketball 82-85
Batisti, Betty Ann IO7
Battise. Betty Ann I82
Bazemore, Robert l69
Beacham. Elanor IO4
Beasley. Mark I69
Beasley. Sean I27
Beatty. Suzanne II9
Becker. Heidi II6
Beddingfield, Carolyn I27
Benitez. Rachel 63. I27
Bennett. Mariana I27
Benson. Lynn 22. I72
Bergmans, Bob 78. 79
Beta Beta Beta. IO4
Betterton. Paul I69
Beumer. Ron I77
Biology I77
Blackstock, Wally IOS
Blake. Stephanie II9
Boatright. Tonya I27
Bolten, Stacey IO7
Bonard. Kimberly I27
Bone. David 72
Bonfire 56
Bookstore I76
Borklund. Donna I27
Bosch. Annet I27
Bostwick. Rhonda I28
Bowers, Lisa IO2. I27
Bowers, Ross l90
Big South 707I
Brannan. Carol II9
Braun. Michelle I28
Bravo, Domingos I28
Brewer, John 80, I77
Bressler. Lara I28
Brewer. Skeet 82
Broad, Charlie 72, 73
Brock, Barbara I28
Btockmeier. Kristina l7l
Brower Moon ean I77
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Brown. Alicia I28
Brown, David II7, I28
Brown. George I70
Brown, Glenda I73
Brown. Hannah II9, I28
Brown. Hugh I75
Brown, Jim 88
Brunker, Marlene I82
Bryner, Judy l8S
Bryner, Renny 80
Bryant, Beth I28
Bryant, Kimberly I28
Bryant, Louise I29
BSU II3
Bucheit, Melissa l29
Buck. Joe 22. 26, l63
Buckley, William 82. I29
Burdett. Ann l29
Burgess. Clifford I82
Burnes. Dee l29
Burnett. Robert 80, l60-6I
Business Office I64
Butler. Renee l29
Butler. Vice-Pres. I62
Buttimer. Anne l29
Byrd, Mary II9
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Cafe I76
Cafiero, Joy 90. Im, l29
Cahela, Maria I29
Cail. Malcolm I69
Calliope IO9
Campbell. Michelle I76
Campbell. Mike I78
Capers. Davita I29
Carr, John l29
Carter.
Jamie I68
Carter, Sandra I24
Carter, Walt IO4, I30
Casino
Night S7
Cathcart, Sheila 64
Central Store I76
Chapman, Ben I30
Chastain, Kim I3O
Cheap Trick 3033
Cheerleading 90-93
Chemistry I77
Chen, Kevin I30
Chisolm. Susie l7I
CHAOS 22-25
Chokos. Julie I30
Christopher. Chuck 72. I30
Christy. Janice I7I
Clancy, Frank 88. 89. I7S
Clark. Karen IOS
Clark. Veronica l30
Clayton. Donna I30
Cleveland, Patricia I3O
Coachman. Craig l30
Cochran, John IO7. I82
Cody, Mary I68
Coffe. Mike II4
Cohen, Debra II9
Cole. Doris I73
Coleman, Alicia 64, 67
Coleman, Terry IO4
College Communications I67
Colophon 202
Comaskey, Bernard IOS, I75
Comley. Lucy I30
Computer Service I7I
Copely. Christy l3I
Cook, Allison I3O
Cook, Karen 27. I3I
Cooper, Trudy 86
Counseling I72
Coursey, Theresa l88
Coyle, William I70
Crews, Patricia II9
Cribbs, Barbara l3I
Crockett, Melanie l3I
Crommet, Heather I3I
Crosby, Deborah 38, IOS, I24
Crosby, Diane I3l
Cross Country 88-89
CUB 28. ll8
Culberson. Calvain 72, 75
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Daley, Brad II4
Daley. Dale IO4
Dandy. Evelyn I82
Daniels. Marylin I3I
Daniels, Rob I3l
Darrs, Keith 88
Data Processing IN
Daughtry. Meg I64
Davis. Audra I3l
Davis. Derrick I3l
Daviston, Tracy I3I
Deaux. Patti I7I
Deemer. Tracy I32
Degener, Elin I32
DeLong, Costance I32
DeLong. Ernest II4. I32
Delorme. Leonie I32
Demott. Teresa I32
Dental Hygiene I20, l88
Derocher, Sandy I32
Developmental Studies I79
Diamantis, Rene I9O
Dickinnson, Suk I32
Dillis, Kelli I32
Dillon, Dianna I02
Dobson, Jan I32
Donahue, Mike I70
Dorhaut. Pauline I32
Dorms 34-37
Douglass. Amy I32
Douglass. Keith I70
Drew, Tammy I33
Drummond, Donna IO2
Dudley, Rivanna l7I
Duncan, Cheryl II9
Duncan, Sandra I33
Dunwoody, Sandra l7l
Dutko, Kathy ISS
Dykes, Jeff l2I
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Ealy, Steve I7O
Eaton, Allen l33
Edenfield, Robert l33
Edenfield, Stephanie I88
Editor's Message 203
Elementary Ed. I82
El-Lessy, Hussein l33
Ellis, Joy l90
Ellis, Scott 72, 74
Ellzey, Laura l33
Ellzey, Mandy ll7, l33
Embery, Trina l33
Engineers, IO6, I77
English, Carla 22, li6, I33
Ennis, Darryl l33
Ennis, Shane I02, l33
Eure, Greg l33
Evans, Erik I34
Evans, Gene II4, I84
Ewaldsen, Nele I34
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Falls, Sineath l34
Faulk, David I34
Fawcett, Bob II7
Fell, Stacey IO2
Fellers, Lee l07
Fetty, Pamela l34
Filmer, Gina IO4
Financial Aid l73
Findeis, John IO4
Findeis, Mary Ann l34
Fine Arts I78
Fleming, Caroline l88
Floyd, Bill, 72, I34
Fogle, Dorothy I76
Ford, B.J. I84
Ford, Dawn l73
Forkner, Jennifer I34
Foss, Melanie I34
Freeman, Dia l02, l34
Freyermuth, Melissa IO2
Fuller. Malcolm I35
Futch, Lee I35
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Gahagan, Bob II4, I84
Galloway, Herb I82
Garri, Donna l35
Gay, Carlton i35
Gearhart, Bill 72-3
Geary, Becky 64-65
Geechee lw
Geoffrey, Cyndee I79
German, Ashley l35
Gibson Gay I35
Gibson Linda I78
Gibson Robert I3S
Gibson, Sharyn I89
Gilbert.
Barbara l35
Gill, Gloria IOS, I84
Glover, Gwen I77
Gnann, Fran IO2
Golden, Sue l68
Goldwire, Dionne I35
Gomez, Laura l35
Goodson, Shirley I7I
Gottfried, Brad I77
Govt. I7O
Graham, Mary Ann l35
Grant, Leonard II9
Gray, Janice l35
Green, Thomasina l36
Grier, Kim 89
Grile, Tina I88
Grotheer, Karl 26
Guillou, Larry IO4
Gulle, Jeff 22, 38. III, I36
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Hadwin. Sharon 64-67
Hammock. Lisa I36
Hammond, Bo 82
Hann, Tommy l7l
Hansen, Bob 72, 75, l36
Hansen, Dr. IO4
Hardegree, Lester I89
Harding, Dana 72
Hargrove, Cynthia I36
Harper, Julie 90
Harwood. Pamela I82
Harrell, Dan I64
Harrell, Lee 22, II6, I36
Harrell, Vicky I84
Harris, Al 22, l73
Harris, Henry I77
Harris, Karl I79
Harris, Robert I78
Harris, Tony 82, 85
Harrison. Leah I36
Harrison, Shirley l36
Harrison, Tom l36
Hasbrouck, Richard I36
Heinvich, Christine IS6
Henderson, Kelly lw
Hendricks. Wendy I36
Hendrix, Steven l7l
Hepner, Freddie l85
Hester, Cheryl l37
Hicox, Betty I37
Hieronymus. Cindy 64-67, 90, I02. I37
History I75
Hixon, Dan 72
Holland, Alexa I37
Holland, Jane I64
Holland, Sonya II9
Hollis, Willie I69
Homecoming Sl-63
Hood, Wendy I37
Housing I72
Houston, Gloria I76
Hquese, Debbie 89
Hubbard, Kerry I37
Hucks, Marie I37
Hudson, Sheleta I37
Hudson, Sigmund I04
Hudspeth, Karen I37
Humphries, Harry l76
Hunger, Linda I64
Hunt, Howard 78
Hutcheson, Frederic I37
Hutcheson. Rene II9
Hux, Tammy IO4
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lnkinen, Sari l37
Inkwell II2
Intramurals 94-98
Irwin. Andrew II4
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Jacks, Vondell I37
Jackson, Adriene ISS
Jackson, Beckie l38
Jackson, Jeff lll
Jackson, Tonia II9
Jahansan, Kay I38
Jansen. Remko 78, II6, l38
Janvrin. Melanie l38
Jaynes, Michael I77
Jaynes, Patty I76
Jeffcoat. Michael II9
Jenkins, Marvin I75
Jensen. John I78
Joe Edd 48-9
Johnson, Cary I38
Johnson. Donald 82. 84
Johnson, Greer l38
Johnson, Lori 22, 63, 86. I3
Johnson, Mary I76
Johnson, Robert l7u7
Jones, Benita l38
Jones, Joy l38
Jones, Gerald I77
Jones, Joy I38
Jones, Michael I2l
Jones, Shirley I38
Jones. Stacey IS9
Jones, Ted I38
Jones, Tracey 22
Joyner, Melvin l39
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Kappa Delta Pi IO7
Karland, Sandy l39
Karle, Chris 78
Karnibad. Scott 78
Kass, Geralyn l39
Kass, Paul l7l
Kellam, Gene l39
Keller, Jeremy l39
Kelly, David I39
Kelso, Bill 22
Kicklighter, Melinda I2l
Kilhefner, Dale I04
Killingworth, Meredith l39
King, Pat I75
King, Stephanie l39
Klein, Matt Ill
Knight, Kim I63, I72
Knorr, Ginny IOS, I84
Kocher, Ken I39
Korn. Brent 72
Kraft, Ralph l39
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Ladner, Clint 82. l39
Lain, Earnest l40
Lambert, Dennis I77
Nanfria, Tina IO2
NIP.
Landry. Bill II7
Lane. Joseph I7O
Langston. Regina l4O
Lawson, Cornelia l82
Lawton. Alicia l4O
Miss ASC 64-68
Mitchell, Barry I43
Mitchener, Mike 72, l43
Mixon. Donna II9
Mobley. Viva I43
Lee. Alisa I-IO
Lee, Ben l4l
Lee Chuck I4O
Lee John I4O
Lee Karen IO2, l4O
Lee Laurie IO2
Lee Micki I67
Lee Neill l4O
Lee Robin I4O
Leesch. Carolyn I4O
Lemon, Yasma I4O
Leopold. Melanie IO2. l4I2
Lewis, Angela l4l
Lewis, Georgia l4l
Leverett, Leesa l4l
Library I7I
Liles, Terri 22, I63
Lindblad, Sheila IO7
Moore, David I43
Morgan, Kimberly I43
Morrell, Diane I43
Morris, Eureka I64
Morris, Joe I69
Morrison, Margaret I7l. I79
Moseley, Jennifer I43
Moseley, Pam I43
Moss. Sherry II4
Mueller, Hans I69
Mullice, Rod l43
Munson, Richard IO4
Murphy, Dennis I7O
Murray. Cynthia I43
Myers, Brian I43
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Lindsey, Suzanne IO2, l4l
Lingerfelt, Missy lw
Libscomb. Renita l4l
Little. Sonia l4l
Lively, Debra l2l
Lloyd, Barbara 64-5. 9l
Long. Bob 22, 72, I4I, 203
Long, Karen Il9, l4l
Lord, Wendy l2l
Lott. Lisa l2l
Lovette, Robert l4l
Lowery, Amy l4l
Lozen, Colleen l4l
Luersen, Paulette I42
Lynn, Karen I42
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Mackey, Tonja I42
Magnus, Bob I7O
Malcolm, Scott 72. 74
Maher, Bob I42
Mann. Gay II9
Marcotte, Jennifer ll9
Marshall, Gary lll
Martin. Bonnie I42
Martin, Grace I24, I7O
Martin. William I7O
Math I808l
McAdams. George II4, I84
McCants. Troy II4
McCarthy. John I7O
McCIanhan. Billie l75
McClelland, Lauri I7l
McCormick. Cindy I24
McGalliard. Tommy II4, I42
McGrath, Mary Ellen IOS
Mclntosh, Owen I69
Mclver, Yvonne II4
McNulty, Tom I42
McNeill. Laura I42
McPipkin. Barbara l68
Mednik, David I42
Meeks, Walter I42
Megathlin. Dean I65
Merrifield. Debi I42
Miller, Bonnie l78
Miller, Mary l85
Mines, Elgin l43
Nelson. Bonnie I44
Newberry. Lloyd l82
Newman. John I7O
Newman, Kathy I44, I76
Newman, Kim I67
Newsome, Leslie 65, I44
Nichols. Alecia II4
Nichols, Harriet I44
Nichols, Nancy IO2, I44
Niven, Darren I44
Nolen, Kathy II4
Norman, Stephanie Im, I44
Norris, Lynn lm, I44
Norwich, Vicki IO4
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O'Brien, Ann 22, I44
O'Brien, Martin I44
O'Brien, Robert I44
O'Connor. Paige 64, 66, I44
Oglesby, Harold 22
Oliver, Clyde 72, I69
Oliver. Michelle 86, 87. I45
O'NeaI, Judy I45
Otto, Terry I45
Owens, Joel 72. 75
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Pacenka, Lynn IO2, I45
Paglia. Mo 22, I84
Palefsky. Elliot I7O
Palmer, Jacinda I45
Palmour, Mack 22. I72
Parker, Dale 86
Parks, Kate I45
Pernedoe, Kame 89
Pasquale, Carmina l2l
Patterson, Brenda I45
Patterson, Robert I75
Payne. Jennifer I45
Peavy, Barry 72. I45
Perry, Toni I45
Petain, Mary Ann I45
Peterson, Lisa 90
Pfeifle. Darcy IOS, l45
Phi Alpha Theta IOS
Phi Eta Sigma IO7
Phillips, Larry l7l
Phillips, Michelle 86, 87
Phi Mu IO2-O3
Pittman. Michelle 86, 87
Playfair 28-9
Pollman, Jim 82-3
Porzio. Theresa 89
Poticny, Janet IO2
Poticny, Judy IO2
Powell, Chip I46
Poythress, Kimberly I46
Prevatt, Melissa I46
Proctor, David I46
Propes, La Quita I46
Propst, Sandy 89
Pruden, George I75
Pruden, Ginger l85
Purvis, Andrea I46
Purvis, Michelle II9
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Quinney. Sherry I46
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Raymond, Judy 39
Raymond, Phyllis IO7
Raymond, Richard I75
Reddick, Margaret I46
Redding, Steven I46
Reed, J.C. I46
Reese, Randall l78
Registrar I68
Repella, James I83
Respiratory Therapy I20. I9O
Rhee. Steve I7O
Rhett, Erroll II4
Rhug, Audrey I47
Richard, Greg 72
Richards, Janie I76
Rigden, Marcy I46
Ritter, Suzanne I47
Roach. Susan I47
Roberts, Joe 72
Roberts, Lynn IOS, I84
Roberts, Melanie 39
Robinson, Laura I47
Robinson, Robin 22, 64.
Rockwell, Elizabeth I47
Rockwell, Katherine I47
Rockwell, Susannah I68
Rogers, Cindy I47
Rogers, Elizabeth 22, Ill,
Rogers. Kathy I47
Rosenberg, Sam 82, I47
Ross, Lynn I47
Ross, Martin I48
Rossey, Mike II4
ROTC II4
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Roundtree, James I69
Ruiz, Michelle I48
Ruiz, Rosalee IO4, I48
Rusel, Michelle IO2
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Thornton, Willie I69
Salter, Beverly I48
Sampey, Marcy I49
Samuel, Catherine I48
Sanders, Fatima 22, I48
Sanders, Sheri IO2
Sands, Michelle I48
Sandt. Laura I48
Sapp, Allison I48
Sapp, Lucy I48
Sargent, Matt I48
Sarvis, Ponda II9
Sasser, James I48
Satterfield Dr. I7O
Schmidt, John I78
Schmitz. Bart 78, 79
Schnell, Linda II9
Schultz. Cindy I78
Scott, Harold 82
Scott, Jay I49
Scott, Lisa I76
Scott, Nell I68
Secondary Education I82
Security I69
Seely Pam II9
Sellers, Mark I49
Sellers, Tim 82, 85
Senterfitt, Donald II4
Sevier, Mike IOS
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Shakespeare Festival 4I-45
Shawe, Ellen 22, I73
Shea, Sandy I7I
Shefchyk, Susan 62, l49
Shell, Yvonne I49
Shin, Minchul I49
Shipley, Charles IO4
Shiver, Sandy l49
Stone, Janet I7S
Strachan, Janis l84
Strang. Shelby I7I
Stratten, Cedric I77
Strickland, Leigh IO2, ISO
Strickland, Penny ISO
Strother, Marylin ISO
Strozier, Robert I7S
Struck, Ellen I64
Stuberg, Michael ISI
Student Activities I73
Student Affairs I63
Sullivan, Michelle ISI
Summers, Pratt 22, ISI
Super, Donald I7O
Swaggert, Constance ISI
Swinson, Tammy I69
Waldhour. Grace IS3
Walker, Pam IS3
Walker, Sabrian IS3
Wallace, Brad 88
Walls, Vicki ISS
Wang, Shing IO-I
Ward. Paul I82
Ware, Jerry IS3
Ware, Olitia II-I
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Warlick. Roger I7S
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Waters, John IS3
Watson. Althea ISS
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Tapp, Larry IOS, I84
Tapp, Scott 82
Taylor, Allison ISI
Taylor, Bea I7l
Tellman, Tina ISI
Telmini, Eileen ISI
Tennis 78, 79
Thomas, Amy IOS
Thomas, Holly I7S
Thomas, Tony ISI
Thompson, Catherine IOS
Thompson, Dianne ISI
Thompson, Gail ISI
Thompson, Karen IS2
Thompson, Wanda IS2
Thorne. Francis I77
Weber. Karen 90
Weeks. Mark IS3
Wells. Janice I82
Welsh, John I7S
West. Darrell IS3
West, Kim l68
West, Michael IS4
Whalen. Stephan 4O
Wheeler. Lois I7O
White, Ann Marie IOS
White. Brenda I7O
White, Susan I82
Whiten, Morris I77
Wholer, Christina IS4
Wilderspin, Dane 78, IS4
Williams, Felicia IS4
Williams, Jerry 4O. IO4
Williams, Mike II7, IS4
Williams, Roge 72
Williamson, Lonnie I69
Showalter, Karen 86. 90. IO2, I49
Sidewalk, Art SS
Simmons, Eva I49
Simmons, Julie 22. lm, l49
Simmons, Theresa I49
Simon, Emma I88
Simpson, Greg I7I
Sims, Gene I79
Sims, Roy I84
Sinopoli, Athena IO7
Slater, Beverly IOO
Small, Alphonso I69
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Smith, Brinson ISO
Smith, Carolyn I79
Smith Cheryl IO2
Smith, Kandy ISO
Smith, Kinsey ISO
Smith, Mary I76
Smith, Moniquie ISO
Smith, Pam I77
Soccer 76, 77
Solomon, Maria II9
Spence, Lori IOS. ISO
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Stanley, Jean Anne 64, 66
Steele, Glenn 82
Stegall, John I64
Stephens, Jacquelyn I82
Stephenson, Al ISO
Stevens, Lisa ISO
Stevens, Stephanie IO4, ISO
Stokes, William I82
Tillman, Donna 86
Timberlake, Sarah I8S
Tisdale, Lillian I64
Tompkins, Laura IO2
Trinh, Sabrina II9
Tudor, Marcella IS2
Turner, Connie I2I
Turner. Valerie IS2
Turnipseed, Patricia I82
Tuttle, Amy IO2
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Urbanz, Glenn I69
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VanBrackle, Joy iw, IS2
VanBrackle, Steve II6
VanderBrink, Jannis IS2
Vaughn, Michael IS2
Veterans Affairs I73
Vichich, Michelle IS2
Vinueza, Maria IS2
Vogel, Vicki IS2
Volleyball 86, 87
Vollo, Phillip IS3
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Wagner, Bryan 72
Wagner, Diane I7S
Willmore, Ute IS4
Willoughby, Dianna IS4
Wilson, Pam IO2
Windeler, Jo Ann I64
Wong, Suk IO4
Woo. Missy IS4
Worthington, Dr. I7O
WOW I27
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Writing Center lO9
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Wynn, Nancy IS4
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Yines, Sandra ISS
York, Deena ISS
Young, Dewey I69
Young, Richard ISS
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Ziegler. Ernie 82. 84
Ziegler, Otis 88
Zimmerman, Sarah I64
Ziznnerman, Barbara I7I
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Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.