Brevard College - Pertelote Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1985 volume:

Zhe Definitive View ftrevard College ttrevard, JVC 1985 VOL 81 Zke Definitive View Brevard College Brevard, $6 H LM wnu w ' ■ H ! 1985 vol. 81 Brevard What exactly is Brevard College? This is a question with many answers because Brevard means many things to many people. However, the 1984- 85 Pertelote is taking a look at Bre vard College through the Brevard College student ' s eyes. On the sur- face, we see Brevard as a place of tradition, beauty, acidemia, and closeness. Brevard College is the ex- periences that will become precious memories. B revard College is the door we open to find ourselves and others. Brevard College is the love between friends and between self and God. Brevard College is every- thing and anything we want it to be — an infinite myriad of experiences and emotions that make the Brevard student who he is. hl, M eXvZc ,T, ' her ? ' . ' V™ °™ ' d Allege The Ji g n„y of, he ichoolsnd ,he indtvlduJ in.ii .uieml Brevard c ollege relies on the existence of the church The town of Brevard has a growing interest in Brevard College. The college and the town have become reliant on one another to a degree. Therefore, the students of Brevard College can appreciate the benefits of a small town and the beauty of Western North Carolina. Opening 3 Traditional Brevard College is an institution of traditions. Some of the customs that have been visible to the Class of ' 85 are the lighting of the big Christmas tree in December, braving the cold plunge at Sliding Rock , walking to class in the rain almost every day. and participating in the annual Derby Day. Another cus- tom that will always be at Brevard as long as there is a creek running through the campus is the traditional creek- ing on known birthdays. However, one final tradition for each Brevard College student is to march through the old arch just beside Taylor dorm on gradu- ation day. When students pass under that arch one final time, they have marched out with a hope and dream fulfilled. • ' « 1-N Brevard College traditions are cre- ated tor enjoyment These tradi- tions allow everyone to become in- volved in campus life and enjoy the atmosphere of Brevard College. Fun is sought after by all college students, and it is evident that these students have achieved their goals through the traditions at Bre- vard College. f 4 Opening mmwmwKmmsmmmt Birthdays and Christmas are anticipated by people worldwide. However. Bre- vard College has developed unique traditions to honor these common holi- days Creeking and the Christmas celebration allow Brevard College students to share these special occasions with one another. Opening 5 Close There is a special unity among Bre- vard College students that grows in- tensely throughout the year. Many young men and women come to Bre- vard as strangers and grow to become the best of friends. These friendships will become a major part of the indivi- dual ' s college life. As there is a feeling for all seasons, each season brings about a special feeling between friends. Fall brings everyone at Brevard College together, winter enhances the day to day association between them, and spring brings the uneasy feeling that everyone must gc their separate ways. But even after life at Brevard College, the friendships made here will carry on and become major roles in each of our lives. Each student at Brevard College experiences a special aspect of college life - togetherness Whether in groups or a one on one relationship, closeness is not only essential, hul the best ttmes in life come when a special intimacy is present. 6 Opening k Opening 7 The academic process at Brevard College is by and large the most important aspect of the college atmosphere From the traditional classes to the new computer courses, there are academic challenges for each individual $ ' Opening ■HMHHM  .- ? ?:.o. ■■■ . .  Academic Academic opportunities at Brevard are varied and abundant. Because of its small size, Brevard can give each stu- dent the individual attention he or she deserves. Despite its small size. Brevard offers a wide variety of courses with over 300 listed in the catalog. Brevard also encourages academic excellence through scholarships and special awards. Brevard College is proud of its students, and the students work hard to fulfill both the college ' s and their own expectations. | In order to maintain these aca- demic challenges. Brevard College must continually expand its cur- riculum. The year of 1 984 - 85 brought with it a new computer system This system is a great aca- demic advance for Brevard College, and the interest and intrigue of the students supplement this academic progress. Opening 9 from the panoramic to the miniature, by day and by night. Brevard is a cornucopia of beautiful images. 10 Opening Picturesque Brevard College has to be one of the most picturesque places in the world. Situated in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Brevard College lies in a scenic valley near the entrance to the Pisgah National Forest. Along with be- ing nestled among all these lovely mountains. Brevard College is located in the Land of the Waterfalls. By looking out a window, students can see so much beauty it ' s hard to take it all in. B. C. students visit the Pisgah Forest and Blue Ridge Parkway frequently. Not only are the mountains and environ- ment very beautiful, but also varied ar- chitecture and landscaping on campus are a pleasure to behold. These pictures reflect the beauty of Brevard College both on and off campus While Jones dorm exhibits the beauty of the campus at night, a colorful mountain scene enhances the daylight beauty of Brevard Opening 1 1 il MWlTlirilMIHIIIiHIHIlllll iinwTimn mtm Zhe Spirit Let The Games Begin Derby Day at Brevard College is a unique exper- ience in itself. From the moment the derby is tossed, the day is filled with fun and excitement. Everyone en|oys the picnic lunch while watching the different events. Each dotm has a team in the competitions. The events include volleyball, egg- tossing, and the three-legged race. The most popu- lar crowd -pleasers are the musical buckets, izzy- dizzy, and the tug-of-war. The competition brings the students closer together, because it gives every- one the chance to meet new friends and have a great time. If there ' s one day that will be remem- bered throughout the whole school year, it has to be Derby Day. Derby Day events range from ' he egg-throw to musical buckets All events tend to leave [he students in a somewhat awkwatd predicament 14 Derby Day Derby Day IS Welcome To Brevard The first week at college has to be the most frus- trating and exciting time in a student ' s life. It ' s like walking into a totally different world filled with new friends and good times. It all starts with moving all of our favorite stuffed animals and favorite clothes to a whole new room . . . moving into a college dorm. However, friends are made quickly in our new homes. Movies, dances, and popcorn parties bring newly found friends closer together. But there ' s also a more serious side to college life at Brevard. To begin put- ting everyone in the right frame of mind, we have Fall Convocation. This ceremony prepares us to set our goals for our upcoming college experience. Like ever- ything else, college life has its ups and downs, but one thing ' s for sure: It ' s a once in a lifetime experience and it has to begin somewhere. The first few days of college go hand-in-hand with dances, bands, and the confusion of get- ting settled in. No matter how confusing col- lege gets, the possibilities seem endless. I ' 6 Orientation All new students need direction when entering college. Whether it be directions to the dorms from supporting sophomores or encouraging advice from President Martin- son, the support or freshman becomes an important step- ping stone in their college careers. Orientation 1 7 Goblins, Ghosts, And Ghouls . . . Along with the Jack o ' lantern which smiled so wickedly came suspense on Halloween night. The sullen and fog- thickened night was perfect for the grotesque figures who stalked the campus at Brevard College. Who in their right mind would come out on such a night? is the ques- tion one might ask. And the answer is Brevard College Students. Despite the race of the horrible creatures to various Halloween parties, the students, dressed in every costume one could imagine, were eager to experience the unexpected of Halloween night. As in the previous year the females traveled in groups for safety, but that still did not protect them from the Halloween ghost who threat- ened their lives. Once the horror-stricken students reached the Student Union where the masquerade party was held, they began to dance their fears away. The party filled with strange people was a blast as everyone indulged in the Monster Mash. 18 Htlloween isRBmnnsniM I I Halloween is a time when all students can participate. This year Brevard College stu- dents were caught in various costumes. It is obvious that all types of people enjoyed the thrill of the Halloween season. Halloween 19 A Warm Welcome From Home During the first weekend of November, parents are given the opportunity to explore the campus of Brevard. Special entertainment by the students adds to the enjoy- ment of the parents ' visits. This year the fall production, Oklaho- ma, was a tremendous success. A special breakfast followed by a worship service for parents also helped set the mood for an enjoy- able weekend. Each year the stu- dents anticipate this traditional welcome from home. 10 Parenli Weekend IIM Parent ' s Weekend J I Broadway Comes To Brevard This year the Brevard College Division of Fine Arts presented the production of Oklahoma. Auditions were held for the production by Sam Cope and Alex Helsabeck. Through their guidance, the cast was chosen and worked hour after hour to perfect the show. Through long, tiring rehearsals the cast, crew and orchestra members put together a successful show to the delight of the Brevard Community. 12 Fall Drama ■ long hours and hard work obviously paid off with the success of Okhho- The excitement and enthusiasm of the cast was carried over to the audience. s enthusiasm helped create the setting for Oklahoma and make the play a vard College theatrical hit. Fall Drama 23 ; Spring Activities . . . Spring Semester was packed with activities for students ' education and pleasure. Many exciting events occurred be- fore the yearbook went to press at the end of February, including the Lip-Synch Contest in which students per- formed for cash awards. One Coffee House program fea- tured Barbara Bailey Hutchison, a singer guitarist who played folk and rock music. Another musical event was the sixth annual Western Carolina Jazz Festival presented by the Division of Fine Arts and featuring Jim Schnefel, a piano soloist and adjudicator along with the Btevard College Jazz Ensemble. The srudents also enjoyed Casino Night and the installation of new video games. On a more serious note, Alcohol Awareness Week was held in order to promote student intelligence concerning the use of alcohol. 24 Spring Activities Top: Officer Randy Owens and Judge Robert Gash discuss the topic Alcohol and the Law ; Above one of the new games in the SU this spring. Right: Ricky Lopez rocks out at the Lip- Synch Contest. ■MlMIMl l l vm Top: A high school group performs at the Jazz Festival, Above left: Barbara Bailey Hutchison entertains in the SU; Above: Substance Abuse Counselor Ed Betts discusses the topic Alco- hol and You during Alcohol Awareness Week; Left: Another group jams at the Lip-Synch Contest. Spring Activities . ' 25 Bringing Culture To Brevard College Each semester Brevard College has a Life and Cul- ture Series. This program is designed to entertain and enrich the students of Brevard College. Events in this program are also open to the community. Highlights of the Fall Life and Culture Series were Fall Convoca- tion; Mac Frampton, concert Pianist; Hats: A Tribute to Harriet Tubman ; Stan Bumgarner, guitarist; Founder ' s Day, and the Christmas Concert. 36 Lile t Culture Series First Founder ' s Day Held Brevard College celebrated its fiftieth anniversary with Founder ' s Day on Friday, ktober 26, 1984. Trustees, members of the President ' s Club, alumni, students, and kembers of the community were among those who attended. Marshall Hours, a kstinguished trustee and member of the Brevard College Class of 1937, was the kest speaker at this special ceremony. Dean Wray spoke about the new computer fenter. Dr. W. Arthur Kale, a trustee for life at Brevard College and Professor kneritas, Duke University, led the dedicatory prayer for the computer center. The lollegiate Singers, directed by Alex Helsabeck, provided special music for the most emorable event. SAUNDRA DUNSON FRANKS In Saundra Dunson Franks gives a tremendous performance BERMUDA SUN, Bermuda Life S Culture Series 27 Culture In The Spring . . . The Life and Culture Series continued to provide educational and entertainment during the Spring semestet, beginning with Spting Convocation at which Dr. Martinson gave the students a pep talk to start the new semester off right. Next, The Wooden ' O ' , a production of the North Carolina Shakespeare Company, provided an entertaining look at scenes from various Shakespeare plays. Also in February was the musical mime Colucci, a performer highly praised by Marcel Marceau. At the end of February the New Repertory Dance Company performed. In March, the Staley Lec- tures and the Sacred Fire Christian Rock concert were included as part of Religious Emphasis Week. The Spring Drama was Neil Simon ' s Fools, a Russian fairytale according to director Sam Cope. Also in April, the Brevard College Concert Band was to perform Rhapsody in Blue featuring Tony Sirianni as piano soloist. The last event scheduled was a performance by the Brevard Chamber Orchestra. The mime Colucci performed several skits including Metamorphosis of a Construction Worker, Pains of Birth, and Man in the Box. 1$ Spring Lilt And Culture mmmmmmm a mm Spring Life And Culture 29 Center Of Campus Life . . . The Student Union houses many recteational activities fot the students. Thete are ping-pong tables, video games, pool tables and even a snack bar called The Storm Cellar. The SU also provides a place to have dances and musical entertainment. The Sims Student Union is a good place to go to get away from school work. Students take needed breaks ftom studying by going to the S.U. fot a snack, a game of pool, or a movie. ( ' • c p % •MtUMaia A Time Of Joy . . . Christmas is here ... All the hustle and bustle, the joy, the magic, and the happy voices. All these things add to the spirit of Christmas and create the wonderful feeling that it brings. Brevard contains all this and much more. The first day of December the town seems to change and the college comes to life. We begin by choosing secret Santas within the dorms and having hall parties. There is always a special Christmas dinner in the cafeteria and also a Christmas Parade in town. :: X m Studenti u BC enjoy the annyal Christmas Parade, the lighting of the Christmas tree, and the annual College Christmas Program which former Chaplain Dr Fdward Roy (at right) initiated 31 Chnsimjf - m The Christmas spirit is felt by everyone on campus. Dorm Christmas trees and Caroline add to that Christmas H ■ - ■ cr:.-...-. Working Through School . . . Work study is a program that is designed to help students pay for their college education. This program provides students with extra money and gives them the opportunity to get better acquainted with the faculty of Brevard College. It is an easy way of earning up to S 7 00.00 per year because the students only work a few hours a day. Most work grants are provided to students with a financial need, but others receive it because of special skills. These work study grants are provided by both Federal College Work-Study Programs and Brevard College. 34 Work Study Students work in various places such as in admissions, library, cafeteria or for individual teachers Work Study 35 Style In ' 85 Each year, Brevard College fash- ions take on a new dimension. This year was no exception. 1985 has brought forth many unusual fash- ion trends. Fashion seekers may find shopping very disappoinring in the Brevard area; therefore, BC students may have to travel far and wide to keep up with the latest things. Somehow, they always manage to stay in touch with the fashion world. Each day one can observe the various styles on the BC campus. However, if you rely on your faithful blue jeans, you will be in fashion at BC. 1 n 1 1 Darryl Williams. Ramona Carpio, and the girls from Ross exhibit some of the latest fashion trends. 36 BC Fashions BC Fashions 37 ■ tr- i±ft Fun Beyond The Campus . . . Off- campus activities are important to those students who need a change of scenery. The most popular of these activities are those in Asheville or Hendersonviile where students either shop in the malls or eat in restaurants. The Pisgah National Forest also pro- vides a change where students can get back to nature. All of these activities provide students with an escape from campus and academic pressures. Students have access to the forest and neighboring cities for off-cam- pus fun and relaxation. HENDERSONVILLE 18 38 Off Campus Activities fl W. fa , . .. „,...., ,- -r,,-,; ■urn fSfffflllllf Brevard students use the Pisgah National Forest and community activities, such as the Christmas Parade, to escape the pressures of schoolwork. Off Campus Aclivilies 39 ■BHHH ;sSS JH . ■ m 7®Sfb @n Zhc Athletics w BamB m SMmmmttMm Unprecedented Third-in-a-row National Championship . . . The Brevard College Cross-Country team was once again top-ranked. Brevard was ranked number I in the nation with only two weeks remaining before the National Junior College Athletic Association Championships. According to head coach Norm Witek. the Tornados put together another fine team effort at the Nation- als. Seven men represented the number one ranked road runners in the national meet on November 10th in Twin Falls. Idaho. Four of those seven were chosen as All-Americans. They are Charles Purser. Patrick O Grady. Rod Curry and Glenn Roach. The Cross-Country team set a record of winning the Nationals 3 years in a row. Through hard practices and a tot of team effort, the crosscountry team once again captured the nationals. L + 42 Cross Country Cross-country runners excel at the Hendersonville Apple Festival run and other cross-country meets. Cross Country 43 Another Winning Season The Drevord College men ' s basketball team had a slow start: nevertheless, the team ended the season with a 14-11 tecord. Coach Doug Rog- ers was fortunate to have a good sophomore team with an abundance of experienced play- ers such as Richie White. Theodus Baker, and Anthony Hailey conttibuting much to the team ' s success. An injury to sophomore Tracy Stringer affected the team ' s performance at one point during the season, but the Sparta Connection ' ' - consisting of the three former high school teammates Andre James. Hollis Hill, and Ricky Chatman - was able to pick up the slack. Along with demonstrating hard work and good sports- manship, the team played good, solid basket- ball throughout the season. )KV2.Ji ■ ZH 7 to ! JLLirjctk Ewl l H y s 3 - -_ tf I2- m 4 Top- Coach Rogers gets fired up; Above left and lower right: Trocy Stringer shoots over Louisburg de- fenders. Above right: The teom takes o moment to breathe before the boll is brought into ploy. • ,„ 44 Basketball T M1A Above: The 1984-85 team: Front Row (L to R): Pot Boyd. Hollis Hill. Andre Jomes. Danny McArthur. Greg eese. Calvin Butler. Richie White. Doug Dryson. Second Row: Ricky Chotman. Rodney Marett, Tracy itringer. Anrhony Hoiley. Theodus Baker. Rick Boggs. Cooch Rogers Top left ond right: Ricky Chotman moves againsr Louisburg; Above: Anthony Hoiley sloms one home, and at Left, he switches to on aggressive defense. Basketball ' 45 au Strikers Attend Regionals Although the Brevard College Soccer Team got off to a slow start by losing 3 of the first 4 matches, the Tornados went eleven matches without a loss. This record shows the great im- provement of the Tornados after they got on the right track. Coach Don Scarborough comment- ed that it was truly the most talented team in Brevard College ' s soccer history. This talent brought home many titles for the Tornados. These titles include the Western Carolinas Ju- nior College Conference. NJCAA Region X Reg- ular Season. NJCAA Region X Tournament Champions, and runner-up in the NJCAA Southeastern District Tournament. This year ' s soccer season was definitely one that brought pride to Brevard College. ■ t Although the Tornados started out on a bad note, they hustled all season to gain their winning momentum. 46 Soccer m v HL 4 S? I 2 ron; fe ,i to K): Dan i «. tf rhar Chamber in. Keith Jones. Donald Collier. Scoll Passarella. David bleman. Nick Paul. Leo Coleman. John Tasch. Second Row: Tony Palino. Mike Viadero. Paul Snediker. Win Conness. Paul Bivens. Mike Nissley. Eddie Tadlock. Jim Cray. Alfredo Moya. Don Scarborough Nol clured: John Folckemer. Patrick Truluck The soccer team demonstrates their talent and determina- tion that led them to the regionals. Soccer 4 7 Lady Tornadoes Excel In ' 84- ' 85 Season The 1984-65 Lady Tornadoes, consisting of six sophomores and seven freshmen, had their best record ever. They beat Anderson (whom they had not beaten in three years) and Spartanburg Methodist (whom they had not beaten in two years) two out of thtee games each. Four of the five starters averaged in double figures, and this factor, along with an aggressive devense, led the team to the WCJCC Tournament Champion- ship and to a berth in the Region X Tournament at which they lost to Chowan College by one point. As a result of their outstanding play in the conference tournament and during the season. the following team membets received individ- ual honors: Sheila Gibson, Conference Tourna- ment MVP; Pam Lyons and Angie Vickers, All- Conference. The Lady Tornadoes ended their season with an impressive 20-9 record. 48 Rjskelball Irs! Row (L toR): Coach Sunbury. Korlo Koenig. Lynn Macfarlane. Carmen Nelon. Angie Vickers. Ivet loncepcion, Julie Hartley. Robin Williams. Marty Clemmer, Belton Hammond. Second Row (L ro R): Franklin loyne, Pam Lyons, Joy Ford. Sylvia Alvaraz, Susan Seymour. Masayo Suzuki. Sheilo Gibson. Stephanie Corn Top left: Sheila Gibson shoots for two over Morristown Col- lege opponent; Top right: Angie Vickets hits the boatds by snoting rhis rebound: Above: Iver Concepcion, under pres- sure, prepares for the rebound: Bottom left: Lady Tornado defense applies ptessure ro the Spartonbutg Pioneets. Basketball 49 Cheering The Team To Victory The BC cheerleaders strive to help increase campus spirit. They cheer at various sporting events, make posters that help promote team enthusiasm, and encourage others to attend athletic events. Their efforts help the teams ' and the fans ' mental attitudes. School spirit is a ma- jor factor at athletic events, and BC cheer- leaders try to make it a positive influence. Cheerleaders work to bring out the pride in the Brevard College community. Brevard cheerleaders provide the needed enthusiasm at college competitions in basketball, soccer, and cross- country. 50 ' Cheerleaders Cheerleaders 5 1 Maintaining High Standards: Men ' s Indoor Track The Brevard College Track team is thriving once again despite the loss of All-Americon and Olympic Trial Contestant Alphonce Swai. Al- though an upper-thigh injury to team captain Glenn Roach hurt the team physically and emo- tionally, they were able to bounce back and perform well. All-Americon sophomore sprinter Kelvin McRae has shown evidence of being one of the best junior college sprintets in the nation. Also, high-jumper Jeff Jenrette, a 6 ' 1 sopho- more, has improved his technique, enabling him to be one of the bettet jumpers in the nation. This years team had seven membets qualify fot the nationals, and all seven made All-Americon, btinging the team a fifth-place ranking overall. The 1985 Indoor Track team, front row: Jeff Jenrette, Gordon Murray. Robert Dodd. Hennin Drondr, Adorn Jogelski. Som Dontzler. Charles Hinkle. Barry Lucas. David Mays. Chris Crowdel Terrell Miller, Joe Mingo, Kelvin McRae. David Grisseri: Second row: John Furnel!. Parrid O ' Grady. Glenn Roach. James Thompson, John Fillyow. David Coulrer. Rodney Curry. Winsto Drawn. Randy Ashley. Charles Purser. Coach Norm Witek am Above left; Jeff Jenrette competes in the high jump. Above right; David Coulter ond Charlie Purser compete in the 3000m, in which Chatlie come in 7 th. Right: Patrick O ' Grody and Adam Jogelski compete in the 1500m, in which Patrick came in 7th. (Pictures from the Dud Light Invitational in Dlacksbutg. Va., Jan. 25-26) 52 Men ' s Track Creating And Building: Women ' s Track The first DC Women ' s Cross-Country team hod four members: sophomore Pofti Jones ond fresh- man Becky Shore who hod good seasons, and freshmen Dee Lindsey ond Ellen Forbes whose seasons were shortened by injuries. In her first season of competition. Becky Shore won a duol meet of Western Carolina with a new course record. All of the members enjoyed rheir firsr season and hope to benefit next year from this year ' s experience. The 1985 women ' s indoor track team hoped to qualify as many members as possible for the national championships in March with Kathy Ba- dol competing in the hurdles and sprints. Ellen Forbes in the high jump. Becky Shore in the middle distance events, and Patti Jones in the long distance events. The team was highly suc- cessful in its first season in that one member. Ellen Forbes, did earn the honor of competing at the nationals. Le 1985 Women Kky Shore s Indoor Track ream: Ellen Forbes. Korhy Dadal. Kuniko Oka. Parti Jones, and Above: Ellen Forbes comperes in rhe high jump or The Dud Lighr Invirarionol in Blacks- burg. Vo., Januory 25-26. Left. The 1984 women ' s Cross-Counrry ream: Patti Jones. Coach Dave Rinker, Decky Shore: Nor pic- rured: Dee Lindsey and Ellen Forbes Women ' s Track And Cross Country 53 Expectations Of A Successful Season The women ' s tennis team, coached by Maty Ann Sunbuty, is participating in ten matches this season. They will be in the regional tournament held at Anderson College where Coach Sunbury feels the girls will do well. Some of the girls are even being looked at by four-year colleges as possible recruits. The men ' s tennis team is made up of eight individuals. The team has twelve scheduled matches against teams such as Lees-McRae, Western Carolina and Clemson. Coached by Dob Hutchinson, the team hopes to surpass last year ' s record. Front row (L to R): Donno Kilpotrick. Sonya King. Dock row: Lynn Simril, Megon Johnson, Cooch Mary Ann Sunbury, Krisren Iberger. Nor pictured: Moto Klein. Cotol Beckman The Brevard College Men ' s ond Women ' s Tennis Teams work hard ro Improve their backhand shots, their net play, ond theit forehcnd shots. 54 Tennis Releasing Energies Through Intramurals The intramural sports that were participated in last semester were football and co-ed volley- ball. Each dorm has a representative team. This semester basketball and Softball are the intra- mural sports offered. A pingpong tournament is also being planned. For studenrs or Orevord. inrramurols offer o chance or foofboll. basketball and volleyball, omong orher rhings. Intramurals 55 People Behind The Teams An important aspect of Brevard College ' s sports world is the fans — the dedicated people who take time out from their daily routine to cheer for their teams. Sometimes the fans get to celebrate with the teams ' members in their vic- tory: sometimes the fans have to admit defeat. But always Brevard College ' s fans can be count- ed on to give the spirited support their teams need. The students are proud of their Tornados, and the students don ' t mind showing their pride. - TiCT Mfc. ' • ■ — itiSs • v r Sii H ■ •-.. j :f 56 fant Zke Honored .l m te Zitt 1 - : 2 1 4 5 ' 1 Homecoming At Brevard The weekend ' s festivities were a great success. Begin- ning with the soccer game, in- cluding the crowning of the queen and the princess, and the dance, the weekend would be a time remembered for years to come by all who par- ticipated. It marked a time for renewing old friendships and creating new ones. 1984 Homecoming Princess Ramona Carpio 60 Homecoming A Time To Remember Kristie Cothran The 1984 Homecoming Court (L to R): Kim Layman, Jill Moncrief, Angela Swaitkowski, Kelly Ayers, Lindsay Loveless, Ramona Carpio, princess; D ' Linda Patterson, queen; Suzanne Gay, Cheryl Joyce, Kristie Cothran, Molly Rawlings, Patricia Jones 1984 Homecoming Queen D ' Linda Patterson Homecoming 6 1 This year ' s Homecoming was highlight- ed by the crowning of D ' Linda Patterson as Homecoming Queen and Ramona Car- pio as Homecoming Princess. The girls shared their excitement with friends. President Martinson, and the 1983 Home- coming Queen. Diana Howard. 62 Homecoming m N Whether you enjoy the music of Prince , dancing, or soccer, there was an abundance of entertainment at the 1984 BC Homecoming. Homecoming 63 - who ' s who among 1 came to Brevard College apprehensive and more scared than I ' ll ever admit to. Then somehow I made friends and became a real ' college student. Yet seventy percent of my education did not come from books. I ' ve learned a lot about myself. College really makes you take a stand on what you believe and don ' t believe in. I ' ve also learned about other people. Even though some don ' t show it, they really do have a human side. I gained first-hand experience with some peculiar BC traditions — creeking for instance. Birthdays make you a year older and much wetter. I became involved with the BC newspaper, and I ' m glad I did. Memories of working with the Clarion will always stay with me, and I learned one important fact — the amount of copy needed is inversely proportionate to the amount of time before a deadline. All in all, I think coming to BC was one of my best decisions. But as I came here a little scared, I leave the same way. It ' s a big world out there. — Jill Avett I believe that Brevard College has given me the base for success in life. Brevard has helped me reach goals that two years ago I thought were impossible. — Pat Boyd Brevard College is a very special place for me. It has given me a new lease on life Since entering Brevard, I have met some of the nicest people Whether it is faculty members, administration people, or the students, everyone is willing to help. Brevard College has a family atmosphere. Also, where could one get to know personally the Dean, Dean of Student Affairs, and President of the College? They all actually eat with the students in the cafeteria a great deal of the time. Brevard also will cater itself to the needs of the individual. One does not feel like a number, but a very special part of the College community. That is what I like most about Brevard College, the fact that everybody is special no matter who they are or what their needs are. — Don Collier 64 Who ' s Who american junior colleges m I love being a student at Brevard. The opportunities are fantastic. I have learned many important lessons, not only in the classroom, but through my interactions with students and faculty. 1 would like to thank Brevard College for allowing me to form friendships with very special people. They will always hold a special place in my heart, along with BC — my second home. ' — Caryn Clause To My Family I am thankful that I came to Brevard. I have learned a lot here, academically and socially. Most of all, I have learned about myself. Brevard has helped me to break the bonds at home and has helped me to start a life of my own. When people go away to school, they are by themselves in the sense that they are responsible for their actions. They can be influenced by friends, faculty, or even God. Ultimately, the decision is up to them, and them alone. It is my life now, and I am responsible. My family has taught me this and has guided me in the right direction. Now it is up to Lew and Lew alone to follow this path. I am thankful that I came to Brevard, because it has given me the chance to start my own life. Most of all, I am thankful for my family who have provided me with a sense of direction and purpose. Love, Lew. — Lew Dyer Being at Brevard College these past two years has been both challenging and rewarding for me. 1 can attribute many great memories to BC. I have met so many great friends and teachers, and I will leave Brevard knowing that I am prepared for even greater challenges. — John Furnell Who ' s Who 65 Most people do not realize that Brevard College was a strange place to me as a freshman. The wall around the campus isolates the college environment from local people. The world within the wall is a different world from that of the town outside. This difference sometimes plays the role as a barrier between day students and others. However, being a day student teaches one to stand up for what she believes in and fight for well-deserved privileges. As in the difference between the campus and the town, I am a different person once I leave campus. Being a day student gives me both the advantages and the disadvantages of two worlds. I have learned that independence comes from within one ' s self — not by going away from home. I feel as though Brevard College has given me a great deal of guidance, and I am now ready to advance to a four-year school. However, I have grown to love this campus, and I now have a new idea of what it means to come home. ' — Tina Holland Brevard is a unique school. It has offered me so much in so many ways. Academically, I have been challenged to meet requirements and encouraged to go beyond what was expected of me. Socially, I have met people that will forever affect my life Attending Brevard has been one of the most beneficial decisions of my life. — Richard Ledbetter I feel that Brevard College has expressly touched and improved me in many ways. My intellectual development has been improved upon by the wonderful and enthusiastic teachers here at Brevard College. They have stimulated my interest in learning and have even made it fun to learn. The friends I have made here at Brevard have greatly enhanced my experience. I will never forget all of the friends that I have made here. I will especially never forget all of my friends on the third floor of Taylor. I believe my second year at Brevard has been even more enjoyable than my first year. In addition to all of these things previously mentioned, I have found someone special. This added pleasure completely fulfills the realm of enjoyment that anyone could want out of a college, and 1 have found it here at Brevard. — Freddy McClure 66 Who ' s Who l 1 0fk | ■mHr 1 1 • . m ™ mm- j WM f fe Jamie Moten, from Raleigh, NC, is very active on campus. Besides being an honor student, he is a member of several campus organizations, including Circle K, the Spanish Club, Collegiate Singers, and Phi Theta Kappa. Jamie has been very visible during his two years at the college, and he has made noteworthy contributions to the Brevard College Community. When I came to Brevard, at first I thought that I would have a hard time adjusting because I was coming from a different country. The family-type student body and faculty were very friendly to me and helped me adjust quickly to my new environment. I have now spent a year and a half at Brevard, and I have made a lot of friends and a lot of memories; but most of all I grow to love this friendly college. I wish that by some strange miracle Brevard would suddenly become a four- year college and I would not have to leave in May. Brevard has given me an identity and a goal in life. I have been taught that I should set big goals for myself and that I can achieve them. My confidence has been strengthened through the recognition that I have received success even just for trying. In May I will leave Brevard a better person. Thank you, Brevard, for allowing me to experience your beauty. ' ' — Patrick O ' Grady I don ' t think there is any place on earth more beautiful than Brevard. People spend hundreds of thousands of dollars to be able to come to the mountains for a few weeks a year. By attending school here, I ' ve been able to experience the beauty of every season in the mountains. And I think that because of Brevard ' s size, I ' ve been able to do things here that I would not have been able to do at a large, four-year college. I feel very lucky to have been able to spend the past two years at Brevard College. — Susan Rogers Who ' s Who 67 Brevard College is the ideal place for the learning experience to take place. The college offers courses that are academically challenging and helpful to each student ' s needs. The people that make up the college are caring and want to provide each student with the best education. The atmosphere that surrounds the college is friendly, is conducive for learning, and makes each student feel at home. Through its various academic, social, and cultural programs, Brevard College truly exemplifies its motto, Excellence in Education! — Andrea Rose My feelings about Brevard can be summed up in three words: gratitude, opportunity, and growth. I am grateful for having come to Brevard to experience its beauty, its people and the knowledge obtained during my two years of education here. Brevard is unique in the sense that it gives one the opportunity to reach his or her full potential and at the same time not lose track of the people involved in helping to reach that potential. The final word is growth. The purpose of learning is growth, and our minds, unlike our bodies, can continue growing as we continue to live. Brevard has helped my growth as a person and I shall ever be indebted to this institution because of this. — Eddie Tadlock I like Brevard College because of the caring faculty, interesting students, and beautiful campus. The faculty is always there if you need a tutor or a friend. The students are all individuals willing to make life interesting The campus is in a great location. Where else, besides Brevard, could I find all that I need? — Judy Tesh 68 Who ' s Who To my instructors, who have all had time for me; to the students, who accepted me; to the helpful administration staff, I say an appreciative Thank You! So many good things have happened to me at Brevard College not the least of which is the outstanding education I have received. Be assured that I will talk of Brevard College with love for years to come. — Grade Welch I am a Musical Theater and Communications major. I believe strongly in the Bible verse I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me (Philippians 4:13). My philosphy is that man cannot gain world peace until he gains peace within himself through Jesus Christ, our Lord. I enjoy and admire the simple things in life; a smile, laughter, prayer, rain, and sunshine. These are the things that we take for granted. My hobbies are stage performances, singing, and spreading love and happiness. I enjoy performing because it gives me a chance to express myself and to show to others the inner peace and love that I have within myself. I like to spread love and happiness because I believe a hug, a smile, or just a kind word could always make a difference in someone ' s life. — Darryl Williams My experiences at Brevard College will always have a special place in my heart. BC means many things to me. It is the door I opened in order to find myself. The challenging faculty and close friends have allowed me to improve myself personally as well as academically. It ' s the love that I have found between self and God and self and friends. The friends I have made here at Brevard are extremely important and will always have a special place in my life. I ' m very thankful to my family for giving me the chance to continue my education at Brevard College. I attribute my success at Brevard to my parents ' encouragement and prayers. Brevard College will always have a special place in my life. — Robin Williams 69 Who ' s Who Top of the Class The Junior Marshals are chosen for their academic achievements during their freshman year. Each year on Awards Day, the Junior Marshals for the following year are announced. Their duties begin by serving the sophomore class during commence- ment exercises. The Chief and First Marshal this year serve as vice-presi- dent and president of Phi Theta Kappa respectively. The Marshals ex- hibit leadership, both socially and academically, throughout their sopho- more year. Freddy McClurc Angie Vickers 70 Mirshah America ' s Finest Brevard College athletes have achieved All-American recognition for outstanding performances in their fields. These individuals bring pride to Brevard College. Although sports are a team effort, these athletes have proven them- selves individually and can take pride in being named 1984-85 All Americans. Rodney Curry Track and Cross-Country Patrick O ' Grady Track and Cross-Country Charlie Purser Track and Cross-Country All Americans 71 mm Valentine ' s Dance . . . The Valentine ' s Dance was held in the Auxiliary Gym on February 15. The dance was sponsored by Circle K, who decorated the gym in beautiful red and white streamers. The evening was a success with the performance of Clockwork and the announce- ment of the 1985 Valentine ' s Court. The highlight of the night came with the crowning of the Prince, Richard Chamberlin; Prin- cess, Lindsey Loveless; King, Richard Ledbetter; and Queen, Mol- ly Rawlings. Terrell Miller Robin Barrett Mark Dowdle Martha Cedeno Richard Chamberlin Lindsey Loveless 72 Valentine ' s Dance 2 A Time For Love Richard Ledbetter Molly Rawlings Students enjoy the dance with music by Clockwork. Tracy Stringer D ' Linda Patterson Lew Dyer Alison Fowle Theodus Baker Martha Mcjunkin Phil Ireland Suzanne Gay Valentine ' s Dance 73 tffl Zke Organizations ■• ■ - 11 •■•■■■ ' ■• To Govern And To Serve The Student Government Associ- ation consists of many different types of students from athletes to book- worms. Anyone is eligible who is will- ing to work and to be involved in stu- dent activities. The students are elect- ed by their peers in general elections. The purpose of the Student Govern- ment is to represent the student body, and their goal is to provide a better special environment for the students. Activities such as Derby Day, Home- coming, Springfest, and Coffee Houses are some of the events sponsored by SGA to help improve the college atm o- sphere. The plans are made at the weekly meetings on Monday nights at 6:30 in MC 118. All thirty-five members attend these weekly meetings to dis- cuss the upcoming events. SGA members are a vital part of the Brevard College campus. In their meetings they make very important decisions that affect the entire student body. 76 ' Organizations Making The Right Decisions — Judicial Board The Judicial Board is composed of the Resident Tutors, the vice-president of each dorm, and the vice-president of the Day Student ' s Organization. The chairman of this board is the vice-presi- dent of the Student Government Asso- ciation. The group hears all cases desig- nated by or referred to it by the col- lege. According to the college cata- logue, the Judicial Board will have ap- pellate jurisdiction when points have been assigned by the Resident Tutors or by the Directors of Security. Derby Day is one of the many campus activities sponsored by SGA. Dances put on by the Student Government Association are enjoyed by everyone on campus. Providing Campus Entertainment — Social Board The Social Board is a branch of the Student Government Association. It consists of mostly freshmen represen- tatives. The Social Board is designed to set up social activities as well as provide students with a semester calendar out- lining dated events. The social activities organized are movies, coffee houses, parties, and dances. Main events during the school year such as Homecoming, the Christmas Dance, and the Valen- tine ' s Dance are also arranged by the Social Board. The Social Board meets at the beginning of every week to discuss weekend activities. Organizations 7 7 ■ Lending A Helping Hand — Resident Assistants Resident Assistants are extremely im- portant to the students at Brevard Col- lege. The R.A. ' s must be a good exam- ple of collegiate life, both academically and socially. Most important, however, is the R.A. ' s duty to assist and to coun- sel peers at least at the level of referral. The R.A. ' s are enrolled in a Peer Coun- seling course in order to do this coun- seling effectively. Thus, R.A. ' s fulfill an important function in the Brevard Col- lege community. R.A. ' s are always ready with a smile, a help- ing hand, or a word of encouragement for their classmates. 7 8 Organizations Making Students Feel Welcome — Big Sisters And Mentors Big Sisters and Mentors provide sophomore men and women with the opportunity to serve their fellow stu- dents while strengthening their own character and charismatic qualities. Big Sisters and Mentors must have a cumu- lative grade-point average of over 2.0, be a full-time student, and demonstrate the willingness to serve and sacrifice themselves for the benefit of others. They are also involved in a number of community service projects. They par- ticipate in spring clean-up and the Blood Mobile. Being a Big Sister or a Mentor isn ' t all work and no play. Here we see them enjoying the sun, Derby Day, and working together to help one another. Organiz3tions 79 _ . .a-. Contributing To Enrollment Student Ambassadors Student Ambassadors are those stu- dents of Brevard who are exceptionally active in the Brevard campus life and are willing to give their time to help others. They help the admissions office give tours to prospective students. They also let prospective students spend the night to get a taste of the Brevard College atmosphere. Student Ambassadors guide pro- spective students and their par- ents around the BC campus. SO Organizations mm Achieving Academic Excellence — Phi Theta Kappa Phi Theta Kappa is the honor society of Brevard College. Students must ob- tain a grade-point average of 3.5 for the first semester or a 3.2 for the second semester and obtain faculty approval in order to be invited to join PTK. Stu- dents involved must be academically oriented and be active in many other extra-curricular activities each year. These activities include a used book sale, a cookout for provisionals and new inductees, fall and spring induc- tions, Homecoming alumni breakfast, and attendance at Regional and Nation- al Conventions. PTK meets every other Wednesday at 5:30 in the cafeteria. The cookout at Mr. Jackson ' s house for provisionals and new inductees was a real success. Organizations 81 Voices In Unison — The Collegiate Singers The Brevard Collegiate Singers is the principal vocal group at Brevard Col- lege. The singers present several pro- grams of both sacred and secular music for local churches, campus concerts, and civic groups. The students involved are extremely talented in music. Inter- ested students may audition for posi- tions as a member of the Collegiate Singers. Mr. Helsabeck leads the Collegiate Singers as they perform for Brevard Collegiate and Ambassador Singers are active in c College functions. well as singing. Saluting Broadway — The Ambassador Singers er campus activities as The Ambassador Singers group is made up of thirteen outstanding members of the Colle- giate Singers. This group was chosen to partici- pate in several extracurricular activities. The Ambassador Singers made their debut in their salute to Broadway during An Afternoon in the Park. They plan to perform in various places around the state in the spring. 83 Organizations IHJMJMlg m Performing Various Tunes — The Jazz Band 1 i M I J — Ml li 1 ■ 1 L •- • ill 1 The Jazz Band consists strictly of mu- sic majors who have an interest in jazz music. This band gives students the op- portunity to develop jazz skills through studying the history and techniques of jazz. The Jazz Band is very active and has concerts frequently. Steve Kelly conducts the Jazz and Concert bands. The Brass Quintet performs at Convocation and other functions. For Classical Entertainment — The Concert Band The Brevard College Concert Band, under the direction of Mr. Steve Kelly, holds several performances for the en- joyment of the college and the com- munity. The band members practice hard and are dedicated to musical en- joyment. The Brass Quintet and the Percussion Ensemble members are chosen from the Concert Band mem- bers. The concerts include pop music, and show tunes as well as classical con- cert selections. Organizations 8 3 Reporting Campus News — The Clarion The purpose of the Clarion, under the guidance of Mr. Ken Chamlee, is to provide the college community with information concerning campus and community events. The Clarion, a bi- monthly publication, features sports, stories, editorials, and news of special interest to students, while providing an opportunity for students with journal- ism talent to express themselves. V The Clarion is under the leadership of Ji Avett, assistant editor; Ken Chamlee, advi- sor; and Susan Rogers, editor. These peo- ple make sure that Brevard College pro- duces a paper that each student can be proud of. 84 Organizations Publishing The Year ' s Events — The Pertelote The Brevard College yearbook staff, under the leadership of advisor Joyce Jackson and co-editors-in-chief Tina Holland and Robin Williams, has worked very hard to maintain the Per- telote ' s high standards. Endless hours of hard work are put into the yearbook each year, and this year was no excep- tion. Lay-outs must be drawn, pictures taken, copy written, and deadlines must be met in order for the yearbooks to arrive on time. The Pertelote staff works many overtime hours in order to produce a yearbook of fine quality for Brevard College students. m Organize t ions 85 Developing In Fellowship And Spiritual Growth — Kappa Chi Kappa Chi is a national interdenomi- national Christian fraternity for college students seeking expression of their faith in service and vocation. The Bre- vard Chapter involves itself on campus by sponsoring a Halloween party for children, the Thanksgiving Dinner, the lighting of the Christmas tree, and a Easter sunrise service on the Blue Ridge Parkway. 86 Organizations m Upholding Christian Concepts — Baptist Student Union The Baptist Student Union is a Chris- tian Organization designed to broaden religious growth and fellowship among the students of Brevard College. De- spite the name, the Baptist Student Union is a non-demoninational organi- zation. This organization is involved in many campus and civic activities, such as Bible study sessions, campus plays, puppet shows, and visits to the Brian Center, a home for handicapped and elderly persons. The Baptist Student Union consists of twenty students that meet on Tuesdays at 5:30 p.m. in the cafeteria. Weekly supper meetings provide fellow- ship and relaxation for Baptist Student par- ticipants. Organizations 8 7 • ' [L ' ' ■■ Learning German Customs German Club — The The German Club consists of stu- dents who are involved in either the first or second year of German. Their purpose is to enrich their views of Ger- man-speaking countries, cultures, cus- toms, foods, and ideas. The twenty stu- dents involved in the German Club meet once a week at Ms. Maggie Zed- nik ' s house. They learn about the dif- ferent customs and traditions by watching films and hearing speakers. They also plan several German meals during the year and gather for fun and fellowship. Food is a welcome part of any club meeting, be it German or Duncan Hines. Ms. Zednik leads and directs the discussions at the meetings at her home. Seeing The World — The Travel Club The International Travel Club, now in its second year under the guidance of Dr. Dunstan, continues to explore ways of introducing Brevard students to the cultures and customs of other coun- tries. Some of their activities this year included a trip to an international res- taurant in Hendersonville and a tradi- tional Japanese tea ceremony. The Travel Club also offers practical advice to students who may one day venture abroad on their own. 8$ Organizations mam Parlez-vous Francais? The French Club, under the sponsor- ship of Ethel Lestrange, is made up of both students who are studying French and those who would like to enrich their contacts with the language and culture of France. There are no manda- tory requirements for joining the French Club; however, this year ' s membership is enriched by students whose mother tongue is French: Laur- ent Augier of France and Roudie Gus- tave of Haiti. The club enjoys many di- versified activities and meets monthly to schedule future events. Mme. LeStrange always has a smile and a friendly word — in French, of course. These Spanish Club members enjoy their Christmas Party. eHabla Espahol? The Spanish-American Club, led by Maria Ashbrook, promotes interest in Hispanic cultures and customs. Most of the members are in Spanish classes and would like to learn more than just the basics of the of the language; therefore, they meet outside of class in order to pursue this interest with various pro- grams and activities. Organizations 89 HH HHHi At Home In Brevard — The Day Students The Day Students play an active role in the college community. Al- though they live off-campus, they participate in campus organizations and activities. Day Students are members of other groups such as SCA and PTK, and they also function similar to dormitories in that they form a team to participate in intra- murals and Derby Day. They also nominate a representative to the Homecoming Court. 1 1 j Is v. C-.«r f A B: - Afl Day Students enjoy living in beautiful Brevard year-round. At one Political Awareness meeting Pat O ' Grady discussed the war in Ireland. Keeping Up With World Events The Political Awareness Group is an organi- zation that attempts to increase students ' knowledge and interest about government, political issues and foreign affairs. They hold election parties and have political speakers. This group brings the political spirit to the Bre- vard College campus. 90 ' Organizations m-maom Supporting The Team — The Tornado Club The members of the Tornado Club are enthusiastic students who work on increasing the spirit and motivation among the students during school ac- tivities. They make posters for games and sit together at games in order to iven up the fans in support of the Tor- nados. Ramona Carpio and members of the Tornado Club gear up for a game. These Circle K members helped out in the town Christmas Parade. Leading And Serving — Circle K Circle K is an organization that consists of students that are looking for an op- portunity for leadership on campus. This organization encourages good fel- lowship and high scholarship. They also promote spirit for the improvement of all human relationships. Circle K has sponsored the Blood Mobile, the Haunted House, and the Phon-a-thon. Organizations 91 J i H. • • ■ Hf% m ■2 ' On =.. i- ; t V — r;; yit i Individuals 1 mmummaiammamim Zhe Sophomores Sophomores 95 ■MMMfeM 49 96 Sophomores Jewell Brown Part of an art student ' s day. the never-ending hours in the art department. Don Collier Sophomores 9 7 John Conness Fernando Cordovez Kristie Cothran David Crumpton Nelson Davis Tim Dawk ins Larry Detong Jeffery Dent Welt, another day is over. 96 ' Sophomores Rex Galloway Sophomores 99 Robin Orubb Brian Haile Cynthia Hall William Hardin 100 Sophomoret If Bddie had only known the many duties of the SGA President . . . Lewis Holland William Horton m Sophomores 101 Scott Householder Gregory Hunter Kristin tberger Yuka Inaba Philip Ireland Julie Isaacson Adam Jagelski Andre James Tim Crist obliges the photographers. David Johnson 1 02 Sophomores m iM limaaBi Megan Johnson Kelly Johnston Patricia Jones Jose Joubert 1 T W V£rv 3 K oooov plHllli ..,,„.,. .ww ' ' ft Megan Johnson practices her return. Jill Kildal Kim Killcreas Allison Kirby Ann Kirby Beth Kirby Sophomores 103 ■HIM— MHII—IM Don ' t you just love Mondays? Ken Lead ' mgham Richard ledbetter John tigon Pamela Ligon Denise Lindeman Sage titaker 1 04 Sophomores •mom Enrique Lopez-lbanez Douglas MacCall Lazaro Lopez John iutz Kathy Mackenzie Jonathan Matthews •43 I ■ Pam Lyons Rodney May Mike Seger pauses from his banana split. Kristin McClintock Frederic McClure Martha McDonald Don McGinnis Renee McHugh Martha McJunkin k m Kr ' ■) i Greg McKelvey Tom McKinnon Scott Mc Murray Patricia McQueen Caryn Clause finds moving in is always an armful. Amamda Moore Deleen Moore 1 06 Sophomores Will we ever get to the top? Maria Mott . - ' A jtj Mulkey Thomas Nassif Consuelo Newbold Kenneth Newton Sophomores 107 0$ Sophomores Michael Peavy I I Alison fowler enjoys a walk to class on a sunny day. Joey Robertson Wilburt Robinson Sophomores 1 09 Susan Rogers Andrea Rose Michael Seger 1 10 Sophomores rrmnrmamam Kim Romans Mark Routh ™ ■■■■ M r • % 8 ' 1 MM ■■■■! 9m 1 from Derby Day to soccer games, sophomores exhibit their leader- ship in various ways. Atsumi Shibahara Julie Stewart Sophomores 1 1 1 Scott St. John Audra Stout Hatsumt Sugahara George Sweet Eddie Tadtock Tammy Taylor Tina Taylor Judy Teth 1 1 2 Sophomores tig (tucker Michael Turner Tamara Valentine Charles Versa w Sophomores 113 It ' s a bird, it ' s a plane; it ' s Superman! No. it ' s just Bill Kneece. 1 1 4 Sophomores m A special feeling arises in the sophomore class and alumni during the Homecoming fes- tivities. It is a time anticipated by all. iidrea Williams Darryl Williams Lynne Williams Robin Renae Williams Mika Yoshimura Sophomores 1 IS Zhe freshmen y . --,... man Bonita Adams Neil Adams David Allan Silvia Alvarez Erica Arbogast William Ashley Laurent Augier Kelly Ayers Martha Cedeno teaches in the Spanish lab- Greg Spanos studies in Green lobby. Freshman 1 1 7 Letitia Eaton stands patiently as Joe Mingo adjusts her vertebrae. Ed Bellah Pete Bellanger lorri Benton Russell Black well Charles Blythe Mason Bond Ili Ereshman Michete Bowling Leah Brethauer v ft Henning Brandt Lori Brannon Doug Briggs Phi tip Brodsky Andrea Braymiller Alan Brown What do you mean we have an English test in five minutes? Charlisa Burnett Chris Burnett freshmen 1 19 Did we win. guys? Drew Ciriot Page Clark 120 Freshman You ve got to kiss a lot of frogs David Coulter David Coutts Lou Crespino Chris Crowder Susan Currin Ashley Darst Freshman 111 itA Brevard students always find a way to get around the rules. Kathy DeLeon Jeffrey Dietz .__ _y w y ■L A 1 ■ ' 1 Rob Dodd Keith Dooley Mark Oowdle tori Ougger 22 Freshman a Susan Dyer Letitia Bason Larry Edwards Rick Edwards The whole family pitches in on moving day. Angie Floyd Ellen Forbes Freshman 123 id The Cafeteria Blues Christy H.ifl.i-. John Hamp 1 24 freshman The many ways to beat boredom at BC Charles Hinkie mm Elizabeth Hodges f arris Hodo Donny Hogan Timothy Hoss Freshman 125 m Lori Howard Kimberly Hudson Melissa Hudson ftamona Carpio. Homecoming Princess, takes time out for a slow dance. J ' Y ' ™  Troy Hughes Asami Itoh Cvelyn Jacobs Robin Jankins Jackie Jasper Suzanne Jayne I ' 26 Freshman Michael Kelly Jon Kiefer Sony a King Michael Kinton Heather Kivett Stacey Knight That ' s right: I ' m had! Karla Koenig Susan Kraft Freshman 127 WM j—g Lee Lawhorne Kim Layman Kim Leslie Lynelle Lewis Oina Macaluso Lynn MacFarlane Mike Macomber Catherine Magruder Kaoru Matsumoto David Mays Sean McGarvey Jeffrey McKinney Freshman 129 m Karrie Merck Melissa Meyer Selina Miller Jill Moncrief Diane Montgomery Todd Murphy Kathy Montgomery Alfredo Moya Gordon Murray Jayne Murray Permeco Myers Junko Nagaoka 1 30 ' Freshmen Doug Newberry Bernice Nichols Richard North lucinda Notestine This test has got to be a joke. Kim Ormond Julie Orrell Freshman 1 31 sa Jennifer Phillipoff Jan Phillips Richard Pittman Wendy Polomis 1 32 Freshman 9s H LA; .- fl is Rhonda Ragland Cindy Rainey Gregory Reese Elisabet Reynolds John Rider Scott Ridingin Chris Riggin Jo Robertson David Robinson Christopher Rodgers Tony Rodrigues Evelynn Rodriguez Juan Rodriguez Joel Rogers Chuck Rose Freshman 1 33 Susan Scott John Seagle Susan Seymour Brad Shaver Who, me? I didn ' t do anything. tori Ann Sheldt Chuck Shelf I ' 34 Freshman Mike Shell Becky Shore Lori Sobotka Matthew Shepherd Connie Shiflett Kettle Shirley Lee Simril Lynn Simril Chad Sims :r . r i Paul Snediker Thomas Snowden Gregory Spanos Jamie Spech t Brenda Stanton Freshman 1 35 H John Summey Masayo Suzuki Matthew Tagley John Tasch Mart Tosaka Frank Troutman Carta Uthrich Bryce Van Horn 1 36 Freshman Pauls Vasoll Lori Vogel Annette Wallace Lawson Walston Freshman 13 7 ns B3fl Leslie Wilson Melanie Wilson B t iV rak . ... gr HWf te 8 -l i l Wd fed Wollstein Sidney Wood If I can keep my eyes open fust a little bit longer, maybe I can pass Warren Yardley this lest. John Zinn US Freshman spring ' 85: welcome and welcome back i Patrick Donovan Raymond Alonzo King Stephen Ralph Maldari Yasuko Nishikawa Lionel Troy Woods Most people found Spring Registration much easier than Fall. JX Zke Professionals m Efficient, Dr. Jacob C Martinson Jr. was inaugu- rated as the seventh President of Brevard College on October 15. 1976. Dr. Martin- son is a native of Wisconsin. He received his Master of Divinity degree from Duke University in 1957. He then continued his studies at Saint Andrews University in Scotland and received his Doctor of The- ology degree at Vanderbilt University in 1975. Dr. Martinson has been an active President for eight years, providing Bre- vard College with a responsible leader. By being a friend as well as a father-figure . Dr. Martinson is a great asset to the Bre- vard College student body. Doctor Martinson ' s duties extend from his office to his enthusiasm at BC competitions. 1 42 Administration Concerned Educator Participating in different campus activities is a part of Dr. Martinson ' s job as the college President- The campus is. quite literally, his home, and he regards it that way. Administration 143 m Dedicated, Friendly Administrator Dr. Morris Wray. Dean of Brevard Col- lege, is involved in many administrative and student-related affairs. He is an es- sential part of the college administration. However. Dean Wray ' s real strength is not found in his administrative decisions nor in his classroom, but is found in his con- cern for the feelings of each and every student. Dean Wray ' s warm personality and concern give him a father-like image. He is very much concerned with the well- being of the students. Dean Wray contributes to all kinds of campus activities, both formal and informal 1 44 Administration HMH m Dependable, Helpful Friend Don Scarborough. Dean of Student Af- fairs, assists students with all types of problems. This is a very important part of his responsibilities. Dean Scarborough is the head of student services, such as ori- entation, security, safety, and housing. His responsibilities also include those of di- recting student activities, such as SGA. Social Board, clubs and student commit- tees. Dean Scarborough is also head of student discipline. He is a very vital part of college administration. ! From helping students in the Student Affairs Office to coaching the soccer team, one can always count on Dean Scarborough. Administration, 1 45 Innovative. Impressive Recruiter Dana Paul, Dean of Admissions, is the director of the student recruiting program for Brevard College. Dean Paul and his staff are extremely dedicated to showing interest toward incoming students and their needs. He works with the Student Ambassadors who conduct tours of the College campus for prospective students. Due to Dean Paul and his staff ' s fine work, the quality and enrollment of Brevard Col- lege students have improved and in- creased. Dean Paul not only works with the faculty in the Beam Administration Building, he also helps students around the college campus. He makes sure that everything runs smoothly for those involved in the college admissions. 1 46 Administration  ' :■ :— mm Serving Brevard College Proudly I Jacob C Martinson Wm Doc Wood and Betty Hauk enjoy the official kick-off to the school year, the Faculty Dinner. Morris G- Wray Dean of the College R.J. Alderman Manager — Sims Student Union William Alexander Biology RED Anderson Mathematics Sharon Arnette Library Maria Ashbrook Spanish Sarah Barnhill English Herman Brietling Music William Brower Biology Corrie Burdette Nurse Peter Burger History Political Science Laura Campbell Psychology Counselor Kenneth Chamlee English Priscilla Chamlee Office Services Betty Choate Sec. to Dean of Students Faculty S Staff 1 47 Expanding Student ' s Knowledge Samuel Cope Drama Bradford Coryell Ps ychology Sociolog y E.K. Cunningham Administrative Assistant to President Rachel Daniels Mathematics Clara Davis Secretary to the Dean Rensselaer Decatur English Richard Dittmer Economics William Dunstan History Byrdie Eason Physical Education Ann Etters Director of Office Services Ray fisher Business Chairman — Social Sciences Raymond floyd Housekeeping Coordinator Andrea freeman Asst. Director of Institutional Development Argyle Gash Assistant Director of financial Affairs William Gash Registrar Charles Gibbons Religion Robert Glesener Biology Cheryl Hallowell Chemistry Be ton Hammond English Cher! Harrison Art Betty Hauk Assistant to Dean of Student Affairs Robert Hayes Director of Financial Affairs Steve Holland Mathematics Susan Horn Mathematics Edward Houk Library Assistant Mary Margaret Houk Director of learning Resources Robert Hutchison Psychology Joseph Jackson Music Joyce Jackson English Randolph Jackson English 14$ faculty S Staff   — -g™ Left: Laura Campbell heads to work with a smile on her lips and a song in her heart. Below Mr. Decatur explains some intricacy of the English language to ESL student Kaoru Matsumoto. Sandra Jameson Faculty Secretary Steve Kelly Music Louise Kenerly Library Assistant Abraham Klein College Psychologist Donnald Lander Mathematics John Lefler Director of Institutional Advancement Ethel LeStrange French Eugene Lovely History Michael McCabe Librarian Laverne McCall Bookstore Debbie McCauley Receptionist Laurie McDowell Music Lisanne Masterson Assistant to Financial Aid Administrator Adelaide Miller Music Doris Montgomery Purchasing Agent Faculty S Staff 149 Quality Performers Glenda Morgan Mathematics Santiago Moya Resident Tutor — Ross Wendilyn Moya Resident Tutor — Ross Grace Munro Business Mary Murray Art Timothy Murray Art Bobbie Jean Nicholson Chemistry Pla cement Martha Nolen Admissions Secretary Delores Preston Development Secretary Kelly Raines Financial Affairs Secretary David Rinker Computer Science Patricia Robinson Music Joyce Rogers Bookkeeper Douglas Rogers Physical Education Donald Scarborough Dean of Student Affairs Donald Sheppard Computer Science Mary Stiles Faculty Secretary V.C Stiles Maintenance Anthony Sirianni Music Mary Ann Sunbury Physical Education Clara Wood English Chairman — Humanities Preston Woodruff Religion Margaret Zednik German Philosophy Charles league Religion Chaplain Virginia Tillotson Music Chairman — Fine Arts Vance Truesdale English Meredith Walker Music Librarian Clark Wellborn Physics Larry Whatley Music Bobbie Whitmire Faculty Secretary Linda Wilson Faculty Secretary Steve Wilson Psychology Physical Education Norman Witek Chairman — Physical Education Faculty S Staff IS I The Indispensable Ones cafeteria staff maintenance and housekeeping staff guy payne — gym supervisor security ISl Slsff mm A Helping Hand In More Ways Than One The Resident Tutors at Brevard College are a very important asset to the college community. The residence hall is a place for learning and for self-renewal. In order to achieve this, the college employs a fine staff of Resident Tutors, of whom most have degrees in counseling. The R. T. ' s at Brevard are always there for the students, whether the student needs help in his studies or with a personal problem. Resident Tutors are vital to the residents in each dorm. They perform many duties that are very important to the students. I «4 Resident Tutors 153 New Chaplain Does Excellent Job Chaplain league is a 1966 graduate of Brevard College. He continued his educa- tion at High Point College where he re- ceived his Bachelor of Arts Degree in 1968. He later attended Emory University where he received both his Master of Di- vinity and Doctor of Ministry Degrees. Chaplain league is married to Daune Ward league, and they have one child. Julie Renee league. He is extremely happy to be teaching in the positive environment that Brevard College projects. He seeks to perpetuate Christian values and en- courages students to become responsible citizens by incorporating those values into their ongoing life. His goals at Brevard College are to help students work through issues and concerns . (and) gain clarity of insight into the Biblical tra- dition of the Christian faith. Chaplain Teague performs many duties at BC. whether it be teaching students, overseeing convocations, or socializing with fellow faculty members. 1 54 New Chaplain mm MBtt mm mwtm mm College Self-Study Begins This year Brevard College embarked on a two-year evaluation process known as Self- Study. The Self -Study must be done every ten years in order for the college to be accredited by the Southern Association. The entire col- lege community, including the stu- dents, is involved in this evaluation which covers strengths and weaknesses of all aspects of Brevard College includ- ing student life, academic standards, and institutional effectiveness to name a few. After the Visiting Committee re- views the data which has been gath- ered, the school hopes to be reaccredit- ed. after which there will be a follow-up report in five years to evaluate the pro- gress made in meeting recommenda- tions. Above left: Mr. Jackson serves as the Director of the Self-Study and Head of the Steering Commit tee. Above: Students became involved in the study through their participation in a thorough survey. Left: Yes. faculty do have a sense of hu- mor, as Mr. Woodruff demonstrates during his committee meeting. 155 ■H m I This index of names and ad- dresses is intended for the private use of Brevard Col- lege students, faculty, and staff and may not be used for any other purpose (i.e. survey, solicitation, etc.) without the permission of Brevard College. Abernethy. Ralph Lane P.O. Box 243 Lincolnlon. NC 29093 Murphy. NC 28906 Ayers. Kelly Lynn 6001 Colchester PI. Charlotte. NC 28210 Ayers. Leslie Carol 708 Walker Ave. Paris. NY 40361 Badal. Kathryn Lynn 4120 Pepperidge Dr. Charlotte. NC 28226 Bailey. Caroline Lee 6142 Page Ct. Charlotte. NC 28226 Hope Mills. NC 28348 Benton. Catherine Lorraine 104 Burrell Mtn. Rd. Brevard. NC 28712 Bessette. Betty A P.O. Box 1542 Brevard. NC 28712 Bessette. Lawrence Eugene P.O. Box 1542 Brevard. NC 28712 Best, Deborah Ann 4645 Rainbow Dr. Kannapolis. NC 28081 Copenhagen 2100. Denmark Brannon. Lori Michelle Elizabeth 5700 Osceola Ossipee Rd. Browns Summit. NC 27214 Braymitler. Andrea Lee 436 S. Hughes Blvd. Elizabeth City. NC 27909 Brethauer. Leah Ann 5015 37th St. E. Bradenton. FL 34203 Bridges. Patricia Elaine 678 Mourning Dove Dr. Sarasota. FL 33577 Adams. Bonita Briquette P.O. Box 4181 Wilson. NC 27893 Bailey. Jane E. 2477 Periwinkle Way Saniebel. FL 33957 Betz. Carla Maria 107 Hillcresl Ave Brevard. NC 28712 Briggs. Douglas Charmbury 96 New England Ave.. Apt. 14 Summilt. NJ 07901 Adams. Carol Anne 2600 Lynbridge Dr. Charlotte. NC 2821 I Adams. Neil Smith 1089 20th Ave. Dr. NW Hickory. NC 28601 Bailey. Susan Ellen 7 I 6 Shadywood Ln. Hendersonville. NC 29739 Baker. Theodus Darnell Rt. 5. Box 161 Quincy. FL 32351 Bivens. James Paul 2 I 5 Greenside Dr. Greensboro. NC 27406 Blackey. Joyce Cottingham 301 Eagle Pt. Brevard. NC 28712 Brodsky. Philip Charles 10725 SW 72 Ave. Miami. FL 33156 Brower. Sharon Diane Brevard College Brevard. NC 28712 Alan. David Russell Rt 3. Box 239 A Brevard. NC 28712 Allen. Alyson Renea 2205 Fairwood Ct. Mobile. AL 36609 Ballard. Wesley Daryl 1427 Clara Rock Hill. SC 297 30 Balsley. Polly Ann 3890 Flinlwood Rd. Pensacola. FL 32504 Blackwell. Russell Lussier P.O. Box 24 Semmes. AL 36575 Blylhe. Charles Edgar II 7121 Knighlswood Dr. Charlotte. NC 28226 Brown. Alan Monroe 1208 Fairlane Rd Cary. NC 2751 I Brown. Jewell Corrie 32 Spring Cove Rd. Brevard. NC 28712 Alvarez. Silvia Marlene 4779 Alhambra Cir. Naples, FL 33940 Arbogast. Erica Anne 3007 35 Shamrock N. Tallahassee. FL 32308 Ashbrook. William Joseph Brevard College Brevard. NC 28712 Barrett. Ashley Helene 1220 Tynescaslle Way. NE Atlanta. GA 30338 Barrett. Robin 261 I Sedley Rd. Charlotte. NC 2821 I Batsel. Kirk Anthony P.O Box 5092 Winston Salem. NC 27013 Boggs. Richard Nottingham 140 Hawthorne Dr. Brevard. NC 28712 Bolt. Benjamin Mark Rl. I. Box 684 Pisgah Forest. NC 28768 Bond. Robert Mason II 158 Lighlwood Knot Rd. Columbia. SC 29204 Brown. Ronnie Damon P.O. Box 156 Pisgah Forest. NC 28768 Brown. Winston Spencer 3009 North Radcliffe Ln. Chesapeake. VA 23321 Brumley. Rebecca Jane 25 Tradd St. Charleston. SC 29401 Ashley. William Randall 7574 Tamora Ln Riverdale. GA 30274 Baynard. Kristi Lynn P.O. Box 257 Pisgah Forest. NC 28768 Boone. Mary Rebecca Rt. 4. Box 72 Arden. NC 28704 Bryant. Kevin Todd 3 Oakleaf Ln. Arden. NC 28704 Atkins. Joyce Ann P.O. Box 5086 Hilton Head Island, SC 29938 Beaver. John Francis I 835 Vinewood Ann Arbor. Ml 48104 Boren. Robert Grover 108 Dillon Ave. Elkin. NC 28621 Bryant. Marc Bandall 1215 North Lakeshore Sarasota. FL 33581 Atkins. Ramon Elwood III Rt 2. Box 202 Broadway. NC 27505 Beckman. Carol Lynn 1055 I3lh St N. Naples. FL 33940 Bowling. Michele Louis 607 Sinclair St. Charlotte, NC 28208 Bryson. Douglas O ' Neal Rl 66, Box 206 Cullowhee. NC 28723 Augier. Laurent 192 Hart Rd. Pisgah Forest. NC 28768 Belcher, Kathleen Anna Rl 2. Box 215 D Waynesville. NC 28786 Boyd. Pat Lewis I 16 Creston St. Greensboro. NC 27406 Bryson. James Howell P.O. Box 84 Cashiers. NC 28717 Austin. Angela Dawn P.O. Box 98 Penrose. NC 28766 U. II, ih Edmond Franklin 4008 Camellia Dr Montgomery, AL 36109 Brackney. Elizabeth Ann 106 Forest Ridge Brevard. NC 28712 Buell. Ronald Wayne I 4 Turnpike Rd. Brevard. NC 28712 Avelt. Jill Elizabeth Rl. 2. Box 122 Bellanger, Malvin Peter Rl. I. Box 300 Brandt. Henning JE Ohlsengrade 12 II Bumgarner, Anthony Shell Rl II. Box 346 1 5 8 Index Hickory. NC 28601 Clearwater. FL 33516 Brevard. NC 28712 Fairport. NY 14450 Burdeshaw, Bruce Brooksbank 850 Colston Rd. Marietta. GA 30064 Burghardt, Annette Lynn PC Box 620 Cashiers. NC 28717 Chandler, Stuart Wayne Rt I. Box 137 Pisgah Forest. NC 28768 Chapman. David Lee P.O. Box 364 Rosman. NC 28772 Coleman. David Burnett 440 Lucerne Tampa. FL 33606 Coleman. John Edward 16 Spring St. Luray. VA 22835 Coulter. David Scott 3251 Peele Si. Va. Beach. VA 23456 Coutts. David George 4901 SW 188 Ave. Ft. Lauderdale. FL 33332 Burnett. Charlisa Wadene Rt. 3. Box 254 Fletcher. NC 28732 Burnett. Christopher Glen 3806 Springway Dr. Gastonia. NC 28054 Butler. Calvin O ' Marr Rt. 2. Box 85 Quincy. FL 32351 Cagle. Catherine Elizabeth 4703 Forest Village Dr. Greensboro. NC 27406 Callaway. Todd Alan Rt. 2. Box 241 Mocksville. NC 27028 Campbell. Larry Thomas Brevard College. Box 264 Brevard. NC 28712 Chapman. Wilma Arleca Rt I. Box 364 Lake Toxaway. NC 28747 Chatman. Ricky Demetrius 487 Dixie St. Sparta. GA 31087 Chavoustic. Stephen Michael 9953 Ramblewood Dr. Coral Springs. FL 33065 Chew. Kathryn Lisa 322 Marshall Ave Montezuma. GA 31603 Childress. Deborah Elizabeth P.O. Box 2032 Hendersonville. NC 28739 Chrismer. Teresa Diane 490 Sharingham Ct. Roswell. GA 30075 Coleman. Leo D. 2900 Messina Ave. Orlando. FL 3281 I Collier. Donald Edward 2401 Summerfield Rd Winter Park. FL 32792 Collins. Brenda Michele Rt. 6. Box 305 Hendersonville. NC 28729 Concepcion. Ivet Gisela 4036 lotus Dr Naples. FL 33942 Conder. Lisa Dean 1651 Lakeview PI. Englewood. FL 33533 Conner. Eddy Marc Rt. I. Box 42 Hickory. NC 28601 Crawford. Claude Leon 303 S. Institute St. Salisbury. NC 28144 Crespino. Mary Lou P.O. Box 450 Macon. MS 39341 Crist. Timothy Douglas P.O. Box 283 Brevard. NC 28712 Crowder. Christopher Daniel Rt. 4. Box 115 Oxford. NC 27565 Crumpton. David Andrew 402 Woodland Dr. Eustis. FL 32726 Currin. Susan Fonville 310 Cherry St. Oxford. NC 27565 Campbell. Lynne Erin 4 Camelot Ct.. St. Catherine ' s Ontario. Canada L2T3R3 Capps. Sheldon D. Rt. 6. Box 264 Hendersonville. NC 28739 Christian. Richard Cooper 5405 McGinnis Ferry Rd. Alpharetta. GA 30201 Ciriot. Andrew Anthony 622 W. Pennsylvania Ave. Deland. FL 32720 Conness. John Edward 1492 Bridlebrook Dr. Casselberry. FL 32707 Cook. Brian Jeffrey 34J Rt. I Tifton. GA 31794 Curry. Rodney Achim 16 Sand Ct. Sacramento. CA 95831 Dailey. Darrin Blake 6033 1st E. Bradenton. FL 33507 Caro. Dana Edward Jr. 8317 Epinard Ct Annandale. VA 22003 Clark. Teresa Jo P.O. Box 374 Rosman. NC 28772 Cook. Gregory J. 1406 Somerlayton Rd Charleston. WV 25314 Dantzler. Samuel Earl 214 Kings Park Ln. LaGrange. GA 30240 Carpenter. Rebekah Beam 19 Providence St. Granite Falls. NC 28630 Carpio. Ramona 1770 Nw 30 St. Miami. FL 33142 Carter. Sara Douglas 3518 Kirklees Rd. Winston Salem. NC 27104 Caswell. Robert Courtney 7607 Kingswood Dr. Myrtle Beach. SC 29577 Cedeno. Maria Ulanova 2601 SW 21 Terr. Miami. FL 33145 Clark. Virginia Page 109 Meredith Manor Blvd. Longwood. FL 32779 Clause. Caryn Alicia P.O. Box 482 Maggie Valley. NC 28751 Clemmer. Martha Ann 7 I 7 Broadview Dr. Kings Mountain. NC 28086 Clevenger. Jason Travis 1361 Railfence Dr. Columbia. SC 29210 Clissold. Tod Branch 8716 Bee Tree Cir. Matth ews. NC 28105 Cooke. Robert Wayne Jr 608 Slralfordshire Dr. Matthews. NC 28105 Cordovez, Fernando Manuel Aragua-95 River St. Suite 41 I Hoboken. NJ 07030 Corish. John Fussell I 564 East Band Dr. Marietta. GA 30067 Corn. Stephanie Renee Rt I. Box 43 Brevard. NC 28712 Cothran. Kristie Kay 165 Delaware Ave. Asheville. NC 28806 Darst. Mary Ashley 3310 Starmount Dr. Greensboro. NC 27403 Davis. Andrea Leigh Box 62 Key Largo. FL 33037 David, DeAnna Lynn Rt. I . Box 79 Pelham. GA 31779 Davis. John Carroll 55 Crescent Bend Allendale. NJ 07401 Davis. Linda Karen Rt. I . Box 70 Canton. NC 28716 Chamberlin. Richard T. Jr. 1356 Ranchwood Dr Clearwater. FL 33546 Chamberlin. Susan Helen I 356 Ranchwood Dr Cochrane. Calvin Curtis 9 41st Street Isle of Palms. SC 29451 Cogdill. Mickey Allen 26 Spring Cove Cotton. Tracey Jessica 609 24th Ave. W. Birmingham. AL 35204 Coughlin. Daniel Willian 36 Woodlawn Ave. Davis. Ruth Nelson I 100 W Cornwallis Dr. Greensboro. NC 27408 Dawkins. Timothy Mitchell 6304 Stockbridge Ct. Index 159 Greensboro. NC 27410 Kings Mountain. NC 28086 Hornell, NY 14843 Ft. Lauderdale. FL 33312 DeBrew. Cameron Evans Rt. 8. Box 366-B Shelby. NC 28150 Eanes. Jennifer Lynn 6417 Ilex Ct. Charlotte. NC 2821 I Fisher, Brenda O ' Shields P.O. Box 524 Pisgah Forest. NC 28768 Gage. K.nln R. I I Kingfsher K.I Brevard. NC 28712 Dedrick. Sandra Lynn 216 Valecian Way Greensboro. NC 27410 Earnhardt. Jeffrey Lynn 207 S. Lindell Rd. Greensboro. NC 27403 Fitzgerald. Patrick Kendall 180 Buena Vista Dr. Brevard. NC 28712 Gaither. Melissa Beth P.O. Box 531 Madison. FL 32340 Dee. Scott Winfield III 1272 Lower Rover Rd Covington. GA 30209 DeLeon. Kathy Joyce 1938 Timothy Dr. Atlanta. GA 30329 Eason. Lelitia Eshaun 139 W. Slh St. Apt. 7 Apopka. FL 32703 Eddins. William Harold Jr. 5114 Little Brook Ln. Charlotte. NC 2821 I Flower. Judith Teresa 2015 Fern Dr. Greenville. NC 27834 Floyd. Angela Louise 129 Rosenwald Ln. Brevard. NC 28712 Galindo. Jeffrey Allen 10108 Woodview Cir. Matthews. NC 28105 Galloway. Anita Gay Rt. 3. Box 270 Brevard. NC 28712 DeLong. Larry Victor 101 Horseshoe Dr. Longwood. FL 32750 Dent. Jeffrey Scott 3001 Arundel Dr. Charlotte. NC 28209 Edwards. Fredrick Eugene 2701 Forest Cir Jacksonville. FL 32217 Edwards. Kevin Dean P.O. Box 121 Lake Toxaway. NC 28744 Foil. David Eric 8533 Spicewood Dr. Charlotte. NC 28212 Folckemer. John Edward I 10 Grist Mill Ln Chapel Hill. NC 27514 Galloway. Jerry McCrae 2617 Royster Rd. Raleigh. NC 27608 Galloway. Alex Brice 5408 Fieldbrook Dr. Greensboro. NC 27405 Dietz. Edward Jeffrey 829 Jefferson Wilmington. DE 19801 Disney. Michael Thomas 400 East Ohio Chicago. IL 6061 I Dobbins. Walter Brian 263 Tinsley Rd Brevard. NC 28712 Dodd. Robert John 210 W. Crossville Rd. Roswell. GA 30075 Donaldson. William Marion Rt I. Box 572 Lenoir. NC 28645 Edwards. Larry Donell P.O. Box 89 Blufflon. SC 29910 Emery. Mark David 2717 Royster Rd. Raleigh. NC 27608 English. Mark C. 1425 Town Point Rd. Chesapeake City. MD 21915 Estep. Kelley Lynne 5607 Underwood Greensboro. NC 27409 Faris. Christine Elaine Rt. 2. Box 23 Lake Toxaway. NC 28747 Forbes. Ellen Gatewood 330 N. Broad St. Salem. VA 24153 Ford. Allen Sloan 1203 Alderman Dr. Greensboro. NC 27408 Ford. Joy Litishuie 1621 W. 34th Si Riviera Beach. FL 33404 Fought. Cynthia 330 N. Oakland St. Arlington. VA 22203 Fowler. Catherine Alison 5906 Bayberry Ln. Raleigh. NC 27612 Gash. Lisa Anna 215 N. Gaston Brevard. NC 28712 Gash. William Brevard College Brevard. NC 28712 Gauntlett. Jennifer McGraw 1700 Landings Blvd. Sarasota. FL 33581 Gay. Suzanne Laura 4441 NE 27th Terrace Lighthouse Point. FL 33064 Gillie. John Carol P.O. Box 403 Columbus. NC 28722 Dooley. Keith Duncan P.O. Box 13 Penrose. NC 28766 Felts. Angela Lynn 9508 Hickory Creek Rd. Charlotte. NC 28208 Freeman. Andrea M. P.O. Box 202 Penrose. NC 28766 Golden. Deborah Roxann 16 Elm Bend Rd Brevare. NC 28712 Dowdle. Mark Patrick 402 Luola St. Madison. NC 27025 Drake. Clare Ellen 3043 Samar a Dr Tampa. FL 33618 Dugger. Lori Jean P.O. Box 128 Waldo. FL 32694 Duncan. Samuel Walter 100 Vance Murphy, NC 28906 Dyer. George Lewis III P.O. Box I 16 Young Harris. GA 30582 Dyer. Susan Michele I 109 Shelby Rd Ferguson. Patricia Ann P.O. Box 884 Taylorsville. NC 28681 Ferone. Steven 5500 Knollwood Dr. Raleigh. NC 27609 Filer, Deborah Lynn Rt I. Box 229 BB Reddick. FL 32686 Filkins. April Lynn Rt I. Box 172 Estero. FL 33928 Fillyaw, John Henderson Jr. 4198 Theresa Ct Tucker. GA 30084 Fisher. Anna Marie 69 Maple St. Freeman. Matthew Lindell 3001 Willowbrae Ln. Matthews. NC 28105 Fricker. Vanesia Noreen Box 142 Rosman. NC 28772 Friedman. David R. 268 I Sabal Springs Clearwater. FL 33519 Fukatsu. Masatake Amagasaki shi Hyogo. 661 Japan Fuller. Thomas Joseph 12000 SW 99th Ave. Miami. FL 33176 Furnell. John Daniel 5412 SW 25th Ave. Goodman. Steven Mark Rt. 3. Box 371 Mooresville. NC 281 15 Goulding. Johns Charles 5940 D Shadetree Ln. Raleigh. NC 27612 Graves. James O. Roderick Shawnee Farms Luray. VA 22835 Gray. James Joseph 619 Marshall St. Allamonle Springs. FL 32701 Gray. Kenneth Darrell Rt. I . Box 22 Penrose. NC 28766 Greene. Charles Ralph 2044 Helen Dr. 160 ' lndex Gastonia. NC 28052 Greene. Steven Maurice 902 East Meadows Cl. Oxon Hill. MD 30745 Greeson. Kimberly Irma I 1093 Painled Tree Rd Pineville. NC 28134 Gristed, David Arthur 4155 Lakeside Dr. Jacksonville. FL 32210 Grubb. Melody Robin Rt I, Box 75 Penrose. NC 28766 Gummesson. Elizabeth Ingrid 25 Baker Dr. Asheville. NC 28806 Gunderson. Shane 6025 SW 37th St. Miramar. FL 33023 Gunn. Adam Johnathon 10701 Meadowood Dr. Vienna. VA 22180 Gustave. Roudie 3291 NW 208 St. Miami. FL 33056 Guyer. Christopher Lawerence 1258 Patridge Ln. Winston Salem. NC 27106 Haile. Christopher Brian 2470 Sandell Dr. Dunwoody. GA 30338 Hailey. Anthony Marc 534 Snow White Ln. Charlotte. NC 28213 Hall. Cynthia Kathleen Rt. I. Box 58 Balsam Grove. NC 38708 Hall. Michael Noel 654 Runningbrook Ln. Rural Hall. NC 27045 Hallas. Christy Suzanne 906 Monterey Point NE St. Petersburg. FL 33704 Hamp. John James 3425 Indiana Rd. Rolonda West. FL 33947 Hardin. William Todd 6613 Summerlin Place Charlotte. NC 2821 I Harper. Pepita Robin 2625- A Graves Rd. Tallahassee. FL 32303 Harrelson. Debora Kim Rt 9. Box 351 Hendersonville. NC 28739 Harris. Amy Rebecca I 16 Edisto Ave Batesburg. SC 29006 Harrison. Todd Gibson 6133 Gale Post Rd Charlotte. NC 2821 I Hartley. Julie Ann 3724 21st St. East Bradenton. FL 33508 Hayes. Tracy Gerea 205 King Creek Rd. Brevard. NC 28712 Head. Susan Leigh 5 I 7 Carson Dr. Hendersonville. NC 28739 Heater. Daniel Paul Rt. I Boys Camp Rd Lake Lure. NC 28746 Helms. Michael Harrison 8827 Larchmont Cir. Charlotte. NC 28208 Hendren. Barry Lowell Rt I. Box 131 Moravian Falls. NC 28654 Herring. Camille Lander Lee 1036 S Pine Knoll Dr. Macon. GA 31204 Hicks. Roger W. Jr. Rl. 3. Box 293-A Brevard. NC 28712 Hill. Hollis Jerome P.O. Box 165 Sparta. GA 31087 Hill. Jeffrey Dale 704 McAdenville Ave. Lowell. NC 28098 Hill. John McDowell 1601 Olds Town Rd. Alexandria. VA 22307 Hills. Angela Yvonne Box 230 Conway. SC 29526 Hinkle. Charles Austin 709 Broce Dr. Blacksburg. VA 24060 Hodges. Elizabeth Angela 318 Shamrock Dr Wilmington. NC 28403 Hodges. Elizabeth June Rt. 3. Box 432 Alachua. FL 32615 Hodo. Farris 405 Fairburn Rd. SW 212 Atlanta. GA 30331 Hogan. Donald Gudmundur 1804 Lakeview Dr Brandon. FL 3351 I Holden. Angela Lynn Rt I. Box 330 Brevard. NC 28712 Holden. Donna Marie 60 Bearwallow Dr. Sapphire. NC 28774 Holland, Kristina Marie Rt 2. Box 422 Brevard. NC 28712 Holland. Lewis Gerald Jr. 100 Mountain Creek Trail Atlanta. GA 30328 Hong. Quyen Quang 1119 East 54th Savannah. GA 31404 Hoppin. Marjorie June Brevard. NC 28712 Horn. Wayne D. Brevard College Brevard, NC 28712 Horton. John William I 103 Briarcliff Rd. Greensboro. NC 27408 Hoss. Timothy William Box 85A Cloucester. NC 28528 Householder. Scott David 425 Missouri Ave. Cincinnati. OH 45226 Howard. Donna Jean Rl. I, Box 367 A Hogansville. GA 30230 Howard. Ellen Lorraine Rt. I . Box 208 Flat Rock. NC 28731 Howard. Harold Craig P.O. Box 135 Sargent. GA 30275 Howard, Robert Sean 10614 Willowbrae Dr. Tampa. FL 33624 Hudson. Kimberly Denise Rt. 3. Box 17 Brevard. NC 28712 Hudson. Melissa Lee 9901 SW 62 St. Miami. FL 33713 Hughes. Troy R. 3735 Skyline Blvd. Cape Coral. FL 33904 Hunter. Gregory Alan 30 Talley Rd. Penrose. NC 28766 Huscusson. Raymond Brian Rt. 9. Box 197 Hendersonville. NC 28739 Huskins. David Raymond 3235 Deerwood Dr. Gastonia. NC 28054 Hutchinson. Kevin Austin I 10 S Sewalls Pt. Rd Stuart. FL 33494 Iberger. Kristin Ann 403 Myrtle Ave. Port Jefferson. NY I 1777 Inaba. Yuka Brevard College Brevard. NC 28712 Ingram. Sheri Anna 305 Carolina Ave. Lexington. NC 27292 Ireland. Philip Crenshaw 1436 Lyon Dr. Aiken, SC 29801 Irwin. Jay Todd 225 Inlet Ave. Merrill Island. FL 32952 Isaacson. Julie Rae 4923 Torrey Pines Ct. Charlotte. NC 2821 I Itoh. Asami East West Found. Inc. Atlanta. GA 30319 Jacob. Garrett Kirk 445 N. Harbor Dr. Atlanta. GA 30328 Jacobs. Evelyn Ronnett 3801 Delmar Dr Durham. NC 27703 Jagelski. Adam Joseph I 806 2nd La Grande. OR 97850 Jamerson, Ella Anne Rt. 3 lllahee Hills Brevard, NC 28712 James. Andre LaRay P.O. Box 201 Sparta. GA 31087 Jankins. Robin Lynne 10615 Flory Rd. Nokesville. VA 22123 Janulet. Eric Paul P.O. Box 1513 Etowah. NC 28729 Index 16 1 Jarrett. Steven Lee P.O. Box 192 Rosman. NC 28772 Jasper. Jacqueline Alice 9740 SVC I4lst Dr. Miami. FL 33176 Jayne. Mary Suzanne 60 Lulher St. Asheville, NC 28806 Jennings. Marva L. P.O. Box 21 Glenville. NC 28736 Jenrette. Robert Jeffrey 2710 Meadowbrook Blacksburg. VA 24060 John. Floyd Spencer 4614 Leila Ct. Columbia. SC 29206 Kelley. Susan Lee 3700 Weslfield Si. High Point. NC 27260 Kelly. Michael John Rl. 2. Box 335 Seward. PA 15954 Kennedy, Andrew Powell 23 Cove Rd. Wylie. SC 29710 Kiefer. Jonathan Albert 67 Windor Rd. Asheville. NC 28804 Kilburn. Stanley Robert I 3 I Laurie Circle Jackson. TN 38301 Kildal. Jill Elizabeth 2770 NE 53rd Ct. Lighthouse Point. FL 33064 Koenig. Karla Yvonne Rt. I. Box 388 Gilbert. SC 29054 Koepke. Karl Otto Jr. 1200 Country Club Rd. Orlando. FL 32804 Korn. Clarke Andrew 305 River Valley Rd. Atlanta. GA 30328 Kraft. Susan Ann 7623 Huron Dr. Gainesville. VA 22065 Kroll. Erick Ron I 133 Carter Ave Ml Pleasant. SC 29464 Lambert. Brian Allen 304 McCall Dr. Forest City. NC 28043 Lewis. Patience Lynelle P.O. Box 899 Merril Island. FL 32952 Ligon. John Jefferson Box 332 Franklin. TN 37064 Ligon. Pamela Christen 17 Bald Eagle Rd. W. Hilton Head Island. SC 29928 Liles. Daniel Allen 3076 Margavera Terr. Chamblee. GA 30341 Lindeman. Denise Ann 10 Pakridge Rd. Pisgah Forest. NC 28768 Lindsay. Donna Jean P.O. Box 429 Elloree. SC 29047 Johnson. Bonnie Lynn 216 Montview Circle Brevard. NC 28712 Killcreas. Kim Marie Rt. 2. Box 27 Adairsville. GA 30103 Lambeth. Linda Louise 267 I Lake Circle Jackson. MS 3921 I Litaker. Sage Ellen 3309 Olde Creek Trail Matthews. NC 28105 Johnson. David Brian Rt. 2. Box 142 Sophia. NC 27350 Johnson. Mary Melinda Rt. 3. Box 598 Fairmont. NC 28340 Johnson. Megan Ruth P.O. Box 1238 Etowah. NC 28729 Kilptrick. Donna Marie Rt. 3. Box 47-1 Brevard. NC 28712 King. Sonya Lee Box 205 Dublin. NC 28332 Kinton. Michael Kevin P.O. Box 385 Warrenton. NC 27589 Landry. Dannielle Elaine 309 Rosewood Driftwood MHP Burton. SC 29902 Lanpher. Robert Kenneth 2004 8lh Terrace SE Winter Haven. FL 33880 Lasater, Vivian Bethe 1211 Oakwood Ave. Gastonia. NC 28052 Lopez. Lazaro Rodolfo Ave. Lasmarias. 187 Apt. 6 Hyde Park Puerto Rico. 00927 Lopez-lbanez. Enrique Raul 6839 Dumbarton Dr. Charlotte. NC 28210 Loveless. Lindsey 305 Sourwood Dr. Black Ml.. NC 28711 Johnson. Scott Terrell 216 Placid Dr. Brevard. NC 28712 Johnston. Ellison Kelly I 1212 Gladwater Dr. Matthews. NC 28105 Jones. Alan Keith I 1805 Neuss Ave. Cincinnati. OH 45246 Jones. Patricia Ann I 3544 Alpine Ave. Seminole. FL 33542 Jobert. Jose Enrique Calle I EII El Madrigal Ponce. Puerto Rico 00731 Joyce. Cheryl Denise P.O Box 584 Madison. NC 27025 Julen. Paul Edward Rt. I. 1210 Hwy. 65 Winston Salem. NC 27106 Kaperonis. Theodore Paul Jr. 221 McAlway Rd. Charlotte. NC 2821 I Kirby. Allison Mary 55 Hawthorne Ave. North Adams. MA 01247 Kirby. Ann Patrice 108 Remington Rd Ridgefield. CT 06877 Kirby. Mary Beth 460 Archer Rd Winston Salem. NC 27106 Kivett. Heather A Rt. 4. Box 214 Mooresville. NC 281 15 Klein. Mara Elizabeth 902 Lakeview Ct Brevard. NC 28712 Kluttz. Maria Lynda 2567 Helms Rd. SE Winter Haven. FL 33880 Kneece. William Chandler 6707 Lake Arcadia Ln. Columbia. SC 29206 Knight. Stacey Leigh 1821 Leslie Ave Alexandria. VA 22301 Lassiter. Jane Ashlyn 2802 Asbury Terr. Greensboro. NC 27408 Lauzon. Anne Elizabeth P.O. Box 677 Shallotte. NC 28459 Lawhorne. Lawrence Lee 7400 Whitake Ct. Summerfield. NC 27358 Laws. Tommy Milford 108 Outland Ave. Brevard. NC 28712 Layman. Kimberly Anne I 4 I I 3 Spruce Ave. Chester. VA 27831 Leadingham. Kenneth Wayne 5564 Ml. Vernon Pkwy. Atlanta. GA 30327 Ledbetter. Richard Morgan Rt 2. Box 562 Yadkinville. NC 27055 Leslie. Kimberly Ann Rt. I. Box 589 Pisgah Forest. NC 28768 Lovely. Frances Darlene Brevard College. Brevard. NC 28712 Lucas. Barry Neal 1898 Brandenburg Rd. Leitchfield. KY 42754 Luce. Stacey Charlene 4312 Quail Dr Beaufort. SC 29902 Lutz. John Ray 827 East Main St Forest City. NC 28043 Lyons. Pamela Renee 409 E St. Cocoa, FL 32922 Macaluso. Dina Ann 851 Baltimore PI Marietta. GA 30064 MacCall. Douglas W 5021 Churchill Ct Virginia Beach. VA 23464 Macfarlane. Bonnie Lynn 735 Belair Court Naples. FL 33940 1 62 Index Mackenzie. Katherine Adaire 9412 Splil Rail Ln Charlotte. NC 33212 McClure. Frederic Leon 2240 Redbud Gaslonia. NC 28052 Meece. Belly Marie Rl. 2. Box 733 Brevard. NC 28712 Morales. Louis Xavier 37 Fallen Arrow Hilton Head. SC 29928 Macomber. Michael Olis Rl I. Box 839 Webster. FL 33597 Magruder. Catherine Ann 6266 Mountain Brook Way Atlanta GA 30328 McDonald. Martha Inda 2250 Rosemonl Dr. Montgomery. AL 361 I I McFJroy. Donna Lea P.O. Box 1045 Etowah. NC 28729 Melton. Lisa Joyce 402 Shepard Sq. Brevard NC 38712 Merck, karrie Renia Rt. 12. Box 185 Gainesville. GA 30506 Morgan. Cynthia Blanche 1007 Jefferson Rd. Greensboro. NC 27410 Morgan. Saronda Lynne P.O Box 445 Rosman. NC 28772 Mann. Christopher Paul 135 Davenport Rd Ashville. NC 28806 McFetters. Richard Scott P.O Box 660 Greensboro. NC 27402 Metcalfe. Mary Elizabeth 1004 Union Rd Gastonia. NC 28053 Morrow. Christopher Carroll 25 Cardinal Dr. Brevard. NC 38713 Manno. Susan Carol Rt. I . Box 330A Brevard. NC 38713 Marell. Rodney Terence 105 Beech Tree Dr. Black Mm.. NC 38711 McGarvey. Sean W. 13610 Diamond Head Dr. Tampa. FL 33643 McGinnis. Donald Lee 430 Jenny St. Gastonia. NC 38053 Meyer. Melissa Sue 610 Croom St Chapel Hill. NC 37514 Miller. Selina Dawn P.O. Box 353 Claremonl. NC 38610 Moten. James Edwin 4709 J Dansey Dr. Raleigh. NC 37604 Matt. Maria Francesca P.O. Box 581 Hendersonville. NC 38739 Martinez. Linda Maria 103 Romano Ave. Coral Gables. FL 33134 Masaschi. Mark Erwin 3043 Congress Si. Fairfield. CT 06430 McHugh. Renee Marie 438 Indian Hills Trail Marietta. GA 30067 McJunkin. Martha Jo 3863 Timucua Trail Jacksonville. FL 33311 Miller. Shawn Elizabeth 3910 Hanson Dr. Charlotte. NC 38307 Miller. Terrell Lane 300 Loblolly Ln. Boone. NC 38607 Moya. Alfredo 3340 Imberacre St. Cir W. Clearwater. FL 33515 Moya. Santiago Brevard College Brevard. NC 38713 Mashburn. Ronald Alexander Rt. I. Box 164-M Arden. NC 38704 Mckelvey. Andrew Greogry 450 Shady Lane Brevard. NC 38713 Milner. Jon Taylor 6364 Robert E. Lee Fairfield. OH 45014 Moya. Wendilyn Carol Brevard College Brevard. NC 38713 Matsumoto. Kaoru East-West Found. Inc. Atlanta. GA 30319 Matthews. Jonathon Keith P.O. Box 35 Claremonl. NC 38610 May. Craig Allen 107 Emerald Woods Indian Trail. NC 38079 McKinney. Jeffrey Todd Rt. 4. Box 348 Hendersonville. NC 38739 Mckinnon. Frederick Thomas 380 Wesley Ct. Chapel Hill. NC 37514 McLemore. Robert Chad 7309 Concord Hwy. Monroe. NC 381 10 Mingo. Joe Louis Jr. 1527 Kingston Dr. Kannapoli. NC 28081 Moncrief. Jill Amy 81 I Applegate Ct. Gastonia. NC 28052 Moncrief. John Scott 81 I Applegate Ct. Gastonia. NC 28052 Mulkey. Kara Lynnette I 17 Hazel Court Brevard. NC 28712 Murphy. Todd Alan 2199 Middle River Dr. Ft. Lauderdale. FL 33305 Murray. Gordon Timothy Rt. I . Box 3 Brevard. NC 28712 May. Rodney H. P.O. Box 1122 Brevard. NC 38713 Mays. David Eric 1057 S. Hawthorne Rd Winston Salem. NC 37103 McArthur. Andy J. Rt. 8. Box 38 Asheboro. NC 37303 McArthur. John Daniel 633 Lake Shore Dr. Goldsboro. NC 37530 McLemore. Robert Thad 7309 Concord Hwy. Monroe. NC 381 10 McMullan. Elizabeth Rhodes 3305 Woodview High Point. NC 37360 McMurray. Scott Glen Rl. I. Box 407 Flat Rock. NC 38731 McQueen. Patricia Anne 401 East 3rd Ave. Red Springs. NC 38377 Montgomery. Diane Kathleen 4611 SW 37th Ave. Ft. Lauderdale. FL 33313 Montgomery. Doris E. Brevard College Brevard. NC 38713 Montgomery, Kathy Lynetle Rt. 3. Box 510 Hillsville. VA 34343 Moore. Amanda Gail Rt. I. Box 310 Mill Spring. NC 38756 Murray. Jayne Rl. I. Box 95A Jasper. GA 30143 Murray. John Patrick 2134 Sheffield Dr. Jackson. MS 39211 Mustafa. Hind Horshoe Car. Pk. Bell Farm Ln Isle of Sheppey. Kent England Myers. Permeco La-Shan 3215 Bronx Rd. Columbia. SC 39304 McCall. Brian Duane Rt. 3. Box 310-B Pisgah Forest. NC 38768 McClintock. Kristin 1813 Oak Park Dr. N. Clearwater. FL 33546 McRae. Kelvin 1015 E.Doak Thomasville. NC 37360 Medlin. Kimberly Dawn 333 W. Balewin Rd. Panama City. FL 32405 Moore. Deleen Lama 3 I 3 West Lane St. Brevard. NC 28712 Moore. Kendel Gene 1322 Rryn Mawr Orlando. FL 32804 Myers. Richard Henry 1119 Providence Rd. Charlotte. NC 29304 Nanaoka. Junko East-West Found. Inc. Atlanta. GA 30319 Index 163 8 Nassif. Thomas Charles 227 Flemington Rd. Chapel Hill. NC 27514 Neal. Clay Morris Rt I. Clifton Rd. Columbia. TN 38401 Nelon. Carmen Sue P.O. Box 452 Black Mountain. NC 2871 I Nelson. Ryan Mark 2859 Sarah Dr. Clearwater. FL 33519 Nemeth, Michael David 3007 Green View Dr. Sheboygan. Wl 53081 Neumann. Scott David 49 Sequoyah Ln. Brevard. NC 28712 New. Jeffrey Scott Joree Ln. Brevard. NC 28712 Newberry. Douglas Henry 2028 Pope Rd Winston Salem. NC 27107 Newbold. Consuelo Bessie P.O. Bxo 656 Freeport, G.B.I. Bahamas Newton, Eric Whitley 8 Holly St. Tarheeland Acres Shallotte. NC 28449 Newton. Kenneth Warren Jr 8 Holly St Tarheeland Acres Shallotte. NC 28549 Nichols. Bernice Lin c o Hallowell. 101 Tawn Dr E. Flat Rock. NC 28726 Nissley, Michael John II 10 Gulf Oaks Dr. Tarpon Springs. Fl 33589 Norman. Lori Karen 413 Belmorrow Dr. Charlotte. NC 28214 North. Richard Alan 2320 SW 50 Ave. Ft. Lauderdale. FL 33317 Notestine. Lucinda Ann 7240 Bee Ridge Rd. Sarasota. FL 33583 O ' Connor. James Francis 2826 Bellwood Dr. Brandon. FL 3351 I O ' Grady. Desmond Patrick 5 Chanel Rd Artane. Dublin 5 Ireland Ohtsuka. Chizuru East West Found Inc. Atlanta. GA 30319 Oliver. Dana Marie P.O. Box 511 Pisgah Forest. NC 28768 Ormand. Kimberly Caprice Rt I. Box 329-A Laurinburg. NC 28352 Orrell. Julie Ann 22 I Shannon Dr. Wilmington. NC 28403 Overman. Max Alfred 1925 NW 46 St. Gainesville. FL 32605 Owen. Angela Marie I 32 Oakdale Rd. Brevard. NC 28712 Palermo. Timothy Richard 228 Sudbury Dr. Atlantis. FL 33462 Parker. Day Margherite 369 Darien Way Marietta. GA 30064 Parslow. Shelley Ann 4219 Marsh Rd Deland. FL 32724 Parsons. Cassie Lorraine 6440 St Rd. 64 E. Bradenton, FL 33508 Partin. Teddy Arlow Rt. 4. Box 6 Newton. NC 28658 Passarella. Scott Edward I 12 Colonial Cr. New Port Richey. FL 33552 Pate. James Richard 103 Allison Rd. Brevard. NC 28712 Palino. Israel Anthony 270 NE 56 St. Ft. Lauderdale. FL 33334 Patterson. D ' Linda P.O. Box 118 Lake Toxaway. NC 28747 Patterson. Michael Duane 3829 Langdale Dr. High Point. NC 27260 Paul. Nicholas John 2241 E. Green Hallow Palm Harbor. FL 33563 Peavy. Michael Kenneth 5635 Dudley Ln Atlanta. GA 30327 Peebles. Stephen Mark 4704 Wakewood Dr. Greensboro. NC 27407 Penninger. Mark Adam 7930 Brown Rd. Charlotte. NC 28213 Pepper. Kelly Lynn P.O. Box 399 Washington. NC 27889 Perez. Iris Y. 558 NW 30 St. Miami. FL 33127 Perkins. Julie Beth 4117 Heniard Dr. Tallahassee. FL 32303 Phillipoff. Jennifer Lee 9659 125th St. N. Seminole. FL 33542 Phillips. Janice Catherine 7 1 5 Madison St. Tavares. FL 32778 Pittman. Richard Michael Rt. 5. Box 860 Marion. NC 28752 Pittman. William Robert 2830 Concord Hwy Monroe. NC 281 10 Plyer, Camille Rt. 5. Box 575 Albemarle. NC 28001 Polomis. Wendy Sue P.O. Box 2397 Shallotte. NC 28459 Pomatto. Dena Renee 104 Willow Ln. Ladson. SC 29456 Poole. Nancy Del 4133 Beresford Rd. Charlotte. NC 2821 I Pope. James Karl Rt. 3. Box 122 Stalesville. NC 28677 Posada. Santica Deland 204 East Mason Ave. 202 Alexandria. VA 22301 Proctor. Dawn Denise 225 W French Broad St. Apt. I Brevard. NC 28712 Pullium. Robin Childers Rt 4 Hayesville. NC 28904 Purser. Charles Reagan I 26 Chickadee Lane Brevard. NC 28712 Raditz. Lisa Lillian Rt. 3. Box 159 Brevard. NC 28712 Ragland. Rhonda Kay 105 Hannah Ford Rd Brevard. NC 28712 Rainey. Cynthia Elaine P.O. Box 416 Cordele. GA 31015 Ramey. Shannon Lynette P.O. Box 92 Rosman. NC 28772 Rawlings. Molly Gray 246 S Hanover Ave. Lexington. KY 40502 Ray. Leslie Anne Rt 9. Box 400 Hendersonville. NC 28739 Reese. Gregory Scott Rt. I . Box 26 1 Brevard. NC 28712 Reid. Morris Marty P.O. Box 131 Rosman. NC 28772 Reis. Deirdrea Ann 9 Willow Ln. New Sindsor. NY 12550 Reynolds. Christopher Jameson 202 Fishbrook Way Simpsonville. SC 29681 Reynolds. Elizabeth Ellen 6 Altamont Forest Dr. Greenville. SC 29609 Reynolds. Juliette Cathryn 224 Oak Park Dr. Brevard. NC 28712 Rhyne. Paul Andrew 125 Highland Dr. Americus. GA 3 I 709 Ricks. Jeffret Ervin 599 Southern Ave Oxon Hill. MD 20745 Rider. John Carlos Rt I. Box 146 Brevard. NC 28712 Ridingin. Scotl T. 12 Vanessa Dr. Smyrna. GA 30080 Riggin. Christopher Allen 842 O ' Sullivan Dr. Mt Pleasant, SC 29464 Rinehart. John Stafford 16 Woodhill Cir. Columbia. SC 29209 1 64 Index mmm m Roach. Glenn Edward Rt. 7. Box 47 Salem. VA 24153 Sailo. Miyabi East-West Found. Inc. Atlanta. GA 30319 Shepherd. Matthew Maus Rt. I. Bay-Horse Farm Brevard. NC 28712 Sneeden. Albert G. P.O. Bo 1 196 Brivard. NC 28712 Robertson. David Alan 8 Dunleer Ln. Hendersonville. NC 28739 Robertson. Jo Margaret I 30 Cherokee Rd. Charlotte. NC 28207 Robertson. Joseph Howell 206 Lynn Dr Carrboro. NC 27510 Robinson. David Lee 115 Oak Ln. Liberty. SC 29657 Robinson. Wilburt Otis 2926 24th Ave. S. St Petersburg. FL 33712 Rodgers. Christopher Augustus I 12 Charring Dr. Columbia. SC 29203 Rodrigues. Anthony 2126 SE Morningside Blvd Port St. Lucie. FL 33452 Rodriguez. Jo Evelynn Mt Glen Apis 3 A Brevard. NC 28712 Rodriguez. Juan Ricardo 14075 SW 80th St. Miami. FL 33183 Rogers. Joel Patrick 2410 Mooreland Dr Rural Hall. NC 27045 Rogers. Susan Lynn 5214 Milford Rd. Charlotte. NC 28210 Romans. Kimberly Angela Box 282 Pisgah Forest. NC 28768 Rose. Andrea Lynne P.O. Box 213 Murphy. NC 28906 Rose. Charles Homer 1059-E Eastover Dr. Mt Pleasant. NC 29464 Ross. Lori Ann 165 NE 55th Ave. Ocala. FL 32671 Routh. Mark Jeffrey 2508 Atlanta Si. Greensboro. NC 27406 Ryan. Kathleen Mary 6102 Manley PI. Springfield. VA 22152 Scarbrough. John Clinton 508 Stewart Ave Marietta. GA 30064 Schlosser. Paul Adnrew 51 Planters Row Hilton Head Isl . SC 29928 Schneider. Paul Edward 2626 Anthony Dr. Colmar. PA 18915 Scogin. Kathryn Lynne Rt. 5. Country Ln. Rd Americus. GA 31709 Scolt. Kimberly Carole Rt. 5. Box 3 Taylorsville. NC 28681 Scott. Robert Bruce Rl. 4. Box 275 Hendersonville. NC 28739 Scotl. Susan Ruth Rt. 4. Box 275 Hendersonville. NC 28739 Seagle. Brent Propst 107 Hicks St. Cherryville. NC 28021 Seagle. John Albert Rt. 6. Box 1094 Hickory. NC 28601 Seger. Michael Scott I 20 Trimont Trail Franklin. NC 28734 Seymour. Susan Kristen 1321 Fairway Dr Elberton. GA 30635 Shaver, Bradley O ' Neal 345 Eastover Charlotte. NC 28207 Shaw. Teresa F. 710 Beach Trail Indian Rocks Beach. FL 33535 Shea. Leslie Renee 708 Georgia Ave. Stalesville. NC 28677 Sheldt, Lori Ann 10864 Bridle Path Ln Sharonville, OH 45241 Shelf. Charles Vernon 2421 Quail Lake Dr. Charlotte. NC 28210 Shell. Michael Evan 1401 Georgia Ave. Monroe. NC 281 10 Shibahara. Atsumi 1216-18 Milachi Nimeji Cily. Japan Shiflett. Donnie Ray Rt. 4. Box 100 Waynesboro. VA 22980 Shirley, kellie Annette 9 Oak Leaf Ln Arden. NC 28704 Shore. Rebecca Ann 40 Topez Dr. Merritt Island. FL 32952 Shuford. Kiberly Ann 20 Meadowbrook Brevard. NC 28712 Simmons. Mary Kathleen 1230 Royal Brikdale Cir Rockledge. LF 32955 Simril, Grace Lynn 1415 Chatman Dr. High Point. NC 27260 Simril. John Lee 1415 Chatham Dr. High Point. NC 27260 Sims. Chad Edward I 100 Upper Hembree Rd Rosewell. GA 30075 Slate. Jonathan Lewis 2719 Waleska Way East Point. GA 30344 Smith. Christopher Gary Rt I. Box 36B Brevard. NC 28712 Simth. James Eugene Rt I. Box 21 I Lake Toxaway. NC 28747 Smith. Jan Denise 7632 Joe Allen Dr. Beaufort. SC 29902 Smith, Kellee Suzanne P.O. Box 2917 Deland. FL 32723 Smyth. Patrick Allan 215 W. Main St. Mt. Olive. NC 28365 Snaden. Gordon Howard 427 E. Maint St. Springfield. KY 40069 Snediker. Paul Douglas P.O. Box 2854 Hendersonville. NC 28739 Snowden. Thomas Mills 1292 Rose Rd Clearwater. FL 33519 Sobotka. Lora Rae P.O. Box 607 San Antonio. FL 33576 Spanos. Gregory 4305 Mount Royal Allison Park. PA I 5 101 Spawr. Benjamin Chandler I 206 Janwood El Dorado. AR 71730 Specht. Jamie Lynn Rt 2. Box 3IF Crestview. FL 32536 St John. Evan Miner 204 Union St. E. Concord. NC 28025 Stafford. William Desmond 4626 Mullens Ford Rd Charlotte. NC 28226 St. John. Evan Scott 320 Cobbleston Ct Foxcroft Chapel Hill. NC 27514 Stanton. Brenda Gladys 1217 E Rock Spring Rd. Greenville. NC 27834 Stephens. Ronald Wayne P.O. Box 366 Pisgah Forest. NC 28768 Stewart. Julie Kay 2734 Spring Dr Smyrna. GA 30080 Stiles. Jeffrey Lynn Rt I, Box 120 Penrose. NC 28766 Stone. Toni Leigh Tanglewood M HP. 30 Swannanoa. NC 28778 Stout. Audra Meyer 4809 Higel Ave Sarasota. FL 33582 Strauss. Oscar Richard 1940 Branch Valley Dr. Roswell. GA 30076 Stringer. Tracy Jay 124 Chestnut St Englewood. OH 45322 Strowd. Gregory Scott Rt. I Chapel Hill. NC 27514 Index 165 2 Sugahara. Halsumi East-West Found.. Inc. Atlanta. GA 30319 Summey. John Peter I 72 Pole Miller Rd. Brevard. NC 28712 Suzuki. Masayo East-West Found. Inc. Atlanta. GA 30319 Sweet. George Stone III 526 Moncure Dr. Charlotte. NC 28209 Swiatkowski. Angela Teresa 247 I SW 50th St. Ft. Lauderdale. FL 33312 Tadlock. Eddie Timothy 4031 MacDonough Ave. Orlando. FL 32809 Tagley. Matthew John Sabbaday Lane Washington. CT 06793 Tamada. Mika East-West Found.. Inc. Atlanta. GA 30319 Tasch. John Patrick 710 Roughbeard Rd Winter Park. FL 32792 Taylor. Tammy Sue P.O. Box 3040 DeLand. FL 32720 Taylor. Tina Marie P.O. Box 8 Pierson. FL 32080 Tesh. Judy Kay Rt. 2. Box 189 State Road. NC 28676 Thomas. April Dawn 230 Fox Run Denver. NC 28037 Thomas. Robin Wynn c o Whitmore I 19 Neely Rd. Brevard. NC 28712 Thompson, Brian Edward 123 Variety Tree Cir. Altamonte Springs. FL 32714 Thompson, Eloise 205 Houston St. McAllen. TX 78501 Thompson. James Howard Rl. 4. Box 37 Arden. NC 28704 Thompson. Julie Marie 8037 Midnight Pass Rd. Sarasota. FL 33581 Tipton. Mary Robin 2928 Abbey Ct. Winter Park. FL 32793 Todd. Lynley D. 25 Montview Dr. Asheville. NC 28801 Tomlin. David Clark P.O. Box 947 Asheville. NC 28801 Tosaka. Mari East-West Found.. Inc. Atlanta. GA 30319 Troutman. Frank 2198 Bohler Rd Atlanta. GA 30327 Truluck. Patrick Byron P.O. Box 5833 Asheville. NC 28813 Truluck. Peter Hearst P.O. Box I 5409 Asheville. NC 28813 Tubb. Laura Ellen 3620 Carmel Rd. Charlotte. NC 2821 I Tucker. Steven Craig 601 Hampton Cl. Marietta. GA 30064 Turner. Michael Eric Rt. I. Box 708 Albemarle. NC 28001 Ulbrich. Carla Kay 106 Highland Dr. Clemson. SC 29631 Underhill. Vann Hamilton 2308 Lake Ruby Rd. Deland. FL 32724 Valentine. Tamara Wylynn 108 Gillespie Dr. Brevard. NC 28712 Van Horn. Bryce Mason 5523 85 S. Port Royal Dr. Hilton Head, SC 2928 Vasoll. Paula Jane 4436 Darventry Ct. Charlotte. NC 28226 Versaw. Charles Barcley 3137 Cobb Hill Ln. Oakton. VA 22124 Viadero. Miguel Lazaro 4028 MacDonough Orlando. FL 32809 Vickers. Angela Virginia Rl I Fair Play. SC 29642 Vogel. Lori Jill I I 2 Sharonview Ft Mill. SC 29715 Wade. Deloris 3 I 6 Valencia Ave. Cocoa. FL 32922 Wakayama. Kazunori Brevard College Brevard. NC 28712 Wall. Elizabeth Adele 504 Probart St. Brevard. NC 28712 Wall. Timothy 108 Carr. St. Thomasville. NC 27360 Wallace. Annette Carmen 1017 W. Recess Rd. Hanahan. SC 29406 Walslon. Lawson Bradley Jr. Rt. 2. Box 374 Tarboro, NC 27886 Ward. JefTrey Lee 10 1 Hunt Club Rd. Greensboro. NC 27410 Washburn. Christine Rt. 4. Box 358-B Shil 358-B Shelby. NC 28150 Washington. Walter David II P.O. Box 668922 Charlotte. NC 28266 Weeks, Lori Weeks 4111 John Alden Ct. Stone Mountain, GA 30083 Welch. Gracie S. Rl. I . Box 245 Brevard. NC 28712 Wells. Stephen R 6925 SW 72 Ct. Miami, FL 33143 West, Michael Andrew Star Rt Box 215 Rosman. NC 28772 Whilaker, Kalherine Lee 37 Rollingwood Asheville. NC 28805 Whilaker. Robert Clifton 1612 Dixie Ln. Hendersonville. NC 28739 White. Arthur Kennedy 400 Kingstown Dr. Naples. FL 33940 Whiting. Trina Marlene 3 Fairway Dr. 12 Cocoa Beach. FL 32931 Wiggins. Dana Lament I I 3 Woodrow Si. Fayelleville, NC 28303 Wiggins. Mark Todd 2043 Clematis PI. Charlotte. NC 2821 I Wilcox. Myranda Renee I 3 I Marywood Dr. High Point. NC 27260 Wilhelm. Sonya Lynn P.O. Box 56 Lynn. NC 28750 Wilkes. Erical LeTee 21 I James St. Brevard. NC 28712 Will. May Louise 1408 Ski Lodge Rd Virginia Beach. VA 23456 Will. Margaret Edna P.O. Box 515 Dallas. NC 28034 Williams. Andrea Flowe 2510 Connemara Dr. Matthews. NC 28105 Williams. Angela Renee P.O. Box 824 Marion. NC 28752 Williams. Darryl JoVan Rl. 4. Box 47 Ridgeland. SC 29936 Williams. David Carey 62 I -A Price Rd. Hendersonville. NC 28739 Williams. Laura Lynne 2405 Cudlipp Ave. Mechanicsville. VA 231 I I Williams. Maria Georgia P.O. Box 278 Horse Shoe. NC 28742 Williams. Robin Renae 1623 Wax Rd, Silver Creek. GA 30173 Williams. Trent Lane 2452 Hyde Manor Dr. Atlanta. GA 30327 Wilson, Leslie Anne 109 A Forbes Ave. Carlisle. PA 17013 Wilson. Melanie Anne 132 W Main Franklin. NC 28734 Wodlke, Katherine Ann 1 66 Index mm P.O. Box 6473 Vero Beach. FL 32961 Wold. Susan Marie 3532 Thornhill Dr. Jacksonville. FL 3221 I Wollstein. Theodore Christopher Rt I I Callier Springs Rd. Rome. GA 30161 Wolfing. Christopher 762 I SW I 76 St. Miami. FL 33157 Wood. Martha Elizabeth 813 E. Cherry St. Perry. FL 32347 Wood. Sidney Grover P.O. Box 842 Pilot Mountain. NC 27041 Yamaguchi. Chikako Brevard College Brevard. NC 28712 Yamaguchi. Makoto Brevard College Brevard. NC 28712 Yardley. Warren Burr 5 Seneca Rd. Ft. Lauderdale. FL 33308 Yeatts. Warren Thompson Jr. I 305 Hunting Ridge Rd. Raleigh. NC 27609 Yoshimura. Mike East-West Found.. Inc. Atlanta. GA 30319 Young. Buddy Gabe Star Route Box 200 Rosman. NC 28772 Zelling. Slephan Alexandre 2107 Tullis Dr. Middletown. OH 45042 Zinn. John Richard 8725 Kanner Hwy. Indiantown. FL 33456 Second Semester Students Belk. Sarah Margaret 834 Musuem Dr. Charlotte. NC 28207 Donovan. Patrick 7708 Conservatory Dr. Sarasota. FL 33580 Erwin. Mallory Leticia P.O. Box 305 Hudlin Gap Pisgah Forest. NC 38768 Frady. Clifford Barron 10 Junco Ln. Brevard. NC 28712 King. Raymond Alonzo 616 Probart St. Brevard. NC 28712 Maldari. Stephen Ralph 3 Malaga Dr. Trenton. NJ 08638 Moran. Edwin Brian 3471 Embry Cir. Chamblee. GA 30341 Mulkey. Gregory Lynn 117 Hazel Ct. Brevard. NC 28712 Nishikawa. Yasuko SIC 8F Sankei Bldg. 2-4-9 kit.i ku. Umeda Osaka. Japan 530 O ' Bryan. Heather Wynne Rt. 6. Box 342 Springfield. TN 37172 Oliver. Jonathan Todd 616 Valle Vista Dr. Brandon. FL 3351 I Plemmons, Kimberly Jean P.O. Box 1236 Brevard. NC 28712 Price. Sarah Susan P.O. Box 207 Lake Toxaway. NC 28747 Rodgers. Julia Anne 7 Alpine Dr. Hendersonville. NC 28739 Thrash, Thomas Dale Rt. 4. Box 65-A Waynesville. NC 28786 Willson. Matthew Ekliff Rt. 3. Box 52E Brevard. NC 28712 Willson. Thomas Frank Rt. 3. Box 52E Brevard. NC 28712 Wincek. Todd Joseph Rt. 10. Box 378-A Slatesville. NC 28677 Woods. Lionel Eugene P.O. Box 1204 Si. Stephens. SC 29479 Yoshii. Yutaka Taka 5-13-1 Chome Shioyadai Tarumi-Ku Kobe. 655 Japan That first College Registration is now just a memory. Index 167 a. •- •■■■ea H |H S Ej A; R SJ Zhe Patrons amencan thread SYLVAN PLANT i .- r f amencan thread SYLVAN PLANT w AMERICAN THREAD COMPANY SYLVAN PLANT Rosman, N.C. 10 Pilrons IMPERIAL MOTOR LODGE 75 Completely New And Modern Units Conference Room A variable P.O. Box 586 Hwys. 64 S 276 N. Brevard, NC 28712 704-884-2885 BREVARD TRAVEL AGENCY, INC P.O. Box 1 196 (704) 883-3135 300 N. Broad Brevard. NC 28712 4? 00 Mary Kathryn Mitchell President AUSTIN ' S ART SHOP 884-6425 Photography. Records. Music Serving Brevard College Since 1934 Education: bringi 4 student uriles . . . and is ansuerpd with scholarships The Transylvania Times -ZX - 7 ' ' A Prize Winning Newspaper published twice each week offering news and features about Transylvania County and the people who live here 100 N. Broad St. 883-8156 DUVALL-REXALL DRUGS College Shopping Center Brevard. NC 28712 Phone: 883-8182 Patrons IT I 1 Dupont In Western North Carolina Reflection 26 Years Of Serving People With High Quality Product At The Brevard Photo Products Department Plant Manufacturers Of X-Ray Products mm Better Things For Better Living From Dupont 73 Pjtrons 73 West Main Brevard. NC 28712 OLAN MILLS Jon Theede Box 610 Skyland. NC 28776 AUSTIN ' S ART SHOP I 1 E. Main St. 883-2125 Photography. Records. Music Serving Brevard College Since 1934 Brevard Federal Savings Loan Association 132 S Caldwell Street, Brevard. N C 884-2951 ESEE College Shopping Center Brevard. NC BREVARD ' S COMPLETE BOOKSTORE College Plaza. Brevard Patrons 1 13 Making the mountains of North Carolina home 5AK ' BCfWTON D ?V BLACK FOREST LODGE 111 is old lod ' ir u.is |t.trt (if the t ' «impus nl ihi ' tlrsi loii-sia school, h h.is m ri ' sinrcd find Is Iim iili ' d in llW Pisiiall Nitliuilfll I nrcsl ncir Hrci.inl Nnrth C rirotiihi. lin ECUSTA PAPER FILM GROUP PISOAH FOREST NORTH CAROLINA 74 Palrons m (704) 884-4014 THE CONNECTION Name Brands At Discount Prices 102 N. Broad St. Brevard. NC 287 1 2 LOVES JEWELRY S GIFTS. INC. Diamonds Sterling Pewter China Crystal Figurines Stone Rings Complete Line Of Seiko Watches ' We Now Have Brevard Class Kings - n A ■W(?ircVED $? 30 f- Main Si Brevard. NC 884-4601 S EjA R S TO-jr Vo r, Bar . Phone 883-8233 Brevar.) Plaza £00 j m -5:00 p.m. Morula Saturil3v Brevard Plaza SMS Americas DinnerTable Soup And Salad Bar All You Can Eat Breakfast Buffett Asheville Hwy. Brevard. NC 704-884-2949 Patrons 1 75 BREVARD COLLEGE BOOKSTORE The Place For Students To Go To Fill Their School Supply Needs BREVARD JEWELERS AND GIFT SHOP Corner Main And Broad Streets (Opposite Courthouse) Brevard, North Carolina 28712 Telephone 704-883-2380 Alma J. Cox (Mrs. J.H. Cox) Hummel And Limited Edition Headquarters We Buy S Sell Antiques HOUSTON FURNITURE COMPANY OF BREVARD, INC. Furniture — Appliances — Accessories 53-55 E. Main St. Brevard, NC 28712 Business Phone 883-8205 Affordable prices ItCil TV stern Steexi, Family STEftKHOUSE • Choice Steaks • Salad Bar • Soup TAKE-OUT ORDERS 884-2046 - BANQUET FACILITIES - We will gladly host your meetings BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY You Won ' t Go Away Hungry JAMES TAYLOR, OWNER MGR. 985 N Asheville Hwy Brevard NC. PHONE (803) 524-5238 Whirlpool Home M. Appliances 7he tAppiioHce 7.V. Center JAMES A SMITH Manager 3011 BOUNDARY ST BEAUFORT. S C 29902 GENERAL m ELECTRIC Compliments Of Jan Smith I 76 Patrons LAURIE ATKINS CO. 20 Palmetto Bay Rd. Hilton Head Island South Carolina. 29938 803-785-3445 COMMUNITY CASH ATKINS PAINT CO. 350 N. Broad St. Brevard. NC 28712 883-8261 For Complete Line Of Paints. Stains And Varnishes Hilton Head Island South Carolina 29938 Patrons 1 77 Autographs 78 Autographs - miH . uvs umkTjma __ mm ■■MM Zke Conclusion 1984-85 Pertelote Staff Tina Holland Co-Editor Robin Williams Co-Editor Joyce Jackson Advisor Jerry Gay Josten ' s Consultant Jon Theede Olan Mills Photographer Brevard 1-Hour Photo Color Developing Larry Edwards Head Photographer Mendy Johnson Staff Christopher Rodgers Kathy Scogin Matt Tagley Ramona Carpio Jamie Specht Contributing Photographers Jim Hoss Jim O ' Connor Jackie Jasper tori Weeks Norm Witek Lew Dyer Jill Avett I S3 Closing have mixed emotions as we prepare the final pages of the 1984-85 Pertelote. I am excited to know that we have captured another year of events. However, it is also sad to know that I am ending my final year at Brevard College. Brevard College has given me so much. I could never repay it for the lessons it has taught me. As Co-Editor of the Pertelote, I have learned lessons of patience, responsibility, and dedication. Without these I would have never made it through the year. I must also give credit to some people who kept me going when the going got pretty tough. I would like to thank Mr. and Mrs. Jackson. Coach Mary Ann Sunbury, Belton Hammond. Tina Hol- land. My trustworthy photographers. Larry and Chris, and Mendy. my all-arou nd helper, and my roomates who tolerated me during deadlines. All of these people made it possible for me to do my best on this book. But above all. I must thank God. I ' ll always remember the experience of being an Editor. It made my final year at Brevard College a much more enjoyable one. I hope that students will look back on this book years from now and see a part of one of the most exciting experiences of their lives. Robin Williams %hL£C?Me,l The production of the 1985 Pertelote marks both a be- ginning and an end. Although it is sometimes sad to leave a place to which one has grown accustomed, new challenges meet each and every one of us. The Pertelote staff has tried to produce a book that can be representative of each of our BC experiences. It is my wish that everyone can find some- thing in these pages that he will treasure throughout life. I would like to thank Robin Williams. Randy Jackson, and Joyce Jackson for their endless efforts in making the 1985 Pertelote something that Brevard College can be proud of. Without the help of each person on the staff, the produc- tion of this book would not have been possible. I can only hope that the efforts put forth in its production have made the 1985 Pertelote a book that all students can enjoy. Tina Holland t r Z sT j hfiUJ.as j£ Cditors Notes 1 83 Diverse Brevard College attracts students from various foreign countries. Many Japanese students in particu- lar come here as part of a special program, while other individual for- eign students are also attracted to Brevard for its academic or athletic opportunities. However, ethnic di- versity is not the only type of variety Brevard College has. Many people who have families of their own have found time to begin or to return to college and have chosen Brevard for its convenience as well as its offer- ings. lop: Fernando Cordovez. from Venezuela: Above left. Henning Brandt, from Denmark: Above right: Laurent Augier. fron France. 184 Closing Left: Man Tosaka. from Japan: Below Evelynn Rodriguez, from Brevard, Bottom left: Lynne Campbell, from Canada: Bottom right Hind Mustafa, from England Closing I $5 Exciting = Every college year begins and ends with two exciting activities: Moving In and Graduation. But at Brevard College there are many more special times in between these two particular ones. Each student will ha ve his own memories connect- ed with events such as Derby Day. Parents ' Weekend, and the B.C. Christmas, and with more personal moments — perhaps none more ex- citing than making those first col- lege friends who will soon be fellow alumni. Top: Marilyn Jones seems to find get- ting an ID card unnerving. Above and Right: The girts in Beam basement and the maintenance men cope with the unexpected excitement of sudden, misdirected supplies of water. I $6 Closing Spring semester excitement began with a series of snowfalls during the first two weeks of classes and with Casino Night kicking off a new series of Student Union activities. Closing 187 I SS Closing Students accept the academic challenge at Bre- vard when they enroll and buy their hooks; they strive to meet this challenge by attending classes and by studying, both alone and with friends. F Challenging Brevard offers many challenges to its students. The obvious ones are academics and athletics. Each year the college adds new programs of study, such as the computer science program, to increase the challenge of academics. Athletes are highly challenged by the quality of compe- tition found in the Western Caroli- nas Junior College Conference. However, there are also the chal- lenges of making friends and of learning to adapt to a college soci- ety. Students who meet these chal- lenges and triumph over them will be winners at the end of their Brevard College careers. In these pictures we see Brevard stu- dents meeting personal and shared challenges for pleasure and for self- improvement. Closing 1 89 Top: The Lady Tornadoes celebrate an athletic as well as a personal accomplishment. Above left: Just milling around with friends between and after classes will b e one fond memory students will carry with them Above and bottom right: The Brevard family spirit is manifested as soon as one arrives and follows each student wherever he goes after Brevard. 190 ' Cfosing Rewarding Many people who have been asso- ciated with Brevard College come to agree with the statement that when you leave Brevard, you leave a little hit of your heart behind. This is true because Brevard College is such a rewarding experience for so many people. There are the rewards of an outstanding education, of fine athle- tic competition, and of new friend- ships that will last a lifetime. Stu- dents who leave Brevard take with them many fond memories, especial- ly of the people who become family for an important, if brief, part of their lives. Top : One reward which all students anticipate is their own diploma. Above left: Graduates of Brevard earn the additional reward of being able to embark successfully on the rest of their education at well-known four-year schools. Above right: When students leave Brevard, they will always remember simple but special moments like these. Closing 191 Always BC Brevard College A Another year logs out 192 Closing BBfl