Wesleyan College - Veterropt Yearbook (Macon, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1986 volume:

i $ 3 6 ' J -%6 JSo ‘Tears Mintage $eterropt 198B Wesleyan College 4760 Forsyth Road Macon, Georgia 31297 l ©Ife Connoisseurs ... 16 (faculty) ©be (Browing Reason ... 34 (iEuents) ©Iff Mines ... 126 (Classes) ©Iff 8rst of tiff (Bunctj ... 160 (Clubs anb honors) ©bf Sfaroest... 194 (Closing) 5 7 1.Painting from Old Wesleyan. 2.Donna Waites receives her award on Honors Day. 3.Four lowlies at Rat Court — Michelle Chance,Denise Cheek,Angie Hum¬ phries,and Alicia Giles. Opposite Page: 1.Billie Powell and Lynette Stribling clown around in Hightower Dorm. 2.Green Knights at their Formal Dinner Day during Spirit Week. 9 Mtf Opposite Page: 1. Painting from Old Wesleyan. 2. Three Tri-K rats playing at Eckerd’s. 3. Karen Melton and Deana Carli¬ sle in a surprisingly angelic mood. This Page: 1. Kathy Lawrence finds some time to relax. 2. Lone Paterson poses for the camera. 11 1.Laura Reid,Leslie Bradberry,Lanie Gulliksen.Lisa Shiveler.and Donna Waites get together at the Luau. 2. Articles from Wesleyan’s history. 3.Faculty in academic regalia. Opposite Page: 1.Purple Knights share their Homecoming memories. 2.Deb¬ bie Bailey proudly carries the Tri-K flag. 12 13 ©Ije Purple iKniylft (tflass of 1936 Proudly Dedicates STt|iB Yearbook to §rott Duce iflor iSfis Dedication and Support. Hie iCoue Uou § co tt! 15 t V (Connoisseurs 16 17 fliresiiient Dr. Robert K. Ackerman began his second year at Wesleyan with a bang. He started by christening the 1985-1986 Ses- quicentennial year at Wesleyan as a year devoted to the recognition of “Women of Achievement.” With this goal in mind, many outstanding women were invited to the campus to speak as part of the con¬ vocation series at Wesleyan. Dr. Ackerman was involved in many community activities as well as college activities. He held the honored position of Chairman of the Cherry Blossom Festival in Macon this year. Dr. Ackerman was born in South Carolina and served as Dean of the College of Liberal Arts at Drew University for nine years before assuming his present position at Wesleyan in 1984. He is married to the former May Morgan. They have three children, Mark,Roxanne,and Bettye. 18 £tje Administration Dr. Kayron McMinn Dean of the College V Dr. Glenda Earwood-Smith Dean of Student Services Ed Starling Comptroller Treasurer Dr. Priscilla Danheiser Assistant Dean and Registrar E. Normon Jones Director of Admissions Frances Van Horne Director of Alumnae Affairs 5Uje Administration - t Jacqueline Bell Assistant to the Director of Financial Aid Joanne Brownlee Bookstore Manager Virginia Berlin Director of Counseling and Placement Susan Buford Accounts Receivable Clerk 20 ®tje Administration Bonnie Diboll Secretary to Public Relations Sylvia Fauscett Admissions Office Secretary Sherry Goldstein Secretary, Dean’s Office Sally Griffin Director of Financial Aid Margaret Gurley Secretary, Alumnae Association Jo Ann Harden Assistant to the Registrar Administration Lynn Harvey Secretary, Student Services Beatrice Hobby Business Office Manager Sally Jensen Associate Director of Admissions Katherine Johnson Director of Alumnae Admissions ®ljp Administration Mary Kerr Library Assistant Mary McCardel Assistant Director of Admissions Rose Mary McKelvey Director of Office of Institutional Develoopment Carolyn Mitchell Assistant to the President Carole Nichols Administrative Assistant to the Director of Admissions Sheila Pidgeon Secretary, Institutional Advancement Office 23 IIIIIL ©l}p Administration Tammy Putnal Loan Clerk Nancy St. John Accounts Payable Clerk Janet Wachtel Secretary, Library Jerie Williams Events Coordinator Maijorie Willingham Secretary, Physical Plant Lizann Youmans Director of Student Activities ©Ije faculty Fletcher Anderson Associate Professor of Music Dr. Earl Bargainnier Callaway Professor of English Mr. Timothy Baughman Instructor, History Political Science Arch Beckelheimer Associate Professor of English d ©tfe Iffacultij Dr. Nancy Bryson Assistant Professor of Chemistry Dr. Cindy Buell Associate Professor of Speech Martine Cremers Instructor in Language STIje faculty 27 ©tje faculty Barbara Exum Director of Equestrian Studies Katharine Floyd Insructor of Biology Dr. John Hemphill Associate Professor of Education Herbert Herrington Professor of Music ®lje faculty Dr. Joseph Iskra Assistant Professor of Mathematics ••• Li!i r it , 4 Patricia James Assistant Professor of Art Dr. Robert Khoury Associate Professor of Sociology Hilary Right Instructor of Mathematics 29 Stye faculty Maureen Massey Instructor of Computer Science George McKinney Chairman of Theatre Department Ann Munck Professor of English John O’Steen Hightower Associate Professor of Music Terry Price Tennis Coach and Instructor Dr. Jacob Quiambao Manget Professor of World Religions 31 ®I|e iflacultg Betty Shewfelt Assistant Librarian Dr. Marcile Taylor Associate Professor of History Dr. Leah Strong Professor of American Studies Stye faculty Mohi Uddin Assistant Professor of Computer Science and Mathematics Dr. Thankam Varkey Assistant Professor of Chemistry Dr. Daniel Weese Associate Professor of Psychology Art Werger Assistant Professor of Art 33 (Browing §rason 35 iEuenta in §pptembt I Starting a Mnu §d|ool lear 37 Annual ICabor Uajj SSoombal? 2lip §tjnc ©ontest at tlj t iBoombal] Opposite Page: 1. Scott Duce served as emcee at the BoomBah. 2. Dena Jones is always a favorite. 3. Amy Krueger is backed up by Serena Hunt. Leslie Dickens, and Anne Arthur. This Page: 1. Laurie Frain and Tonya Wade lip sync to a Billy Idol song. 2. Ana Fernandez does her imitation of Madonna. 3. Dena Jones gets into her act. 39 (Breen IKnigljts Sfaue Special (Breeting Ifor ©ri- ’j nf ™ ndl y Green Knights raid Pep Rally 2.Tn-K s have a right to look a little nervous. 3. Beth Herndon and Ana Fernandez lead Green Knight processional. Jj gxten eb Orientation SSegins It always seems that the sophomore class is as busy as the freshman class for the first few weeks of school. This held true this year as the (ireen Knights prepared to initiate the new freshmen into the sisterhood of Wesleyan. The fun began about the third week of school when the Green Knights raided the Pep Rally For the Tri-K’s.That raid began a very chaotic week. „0l Moulder makes a pretty and Leslie Dickens make good use of the study mgm ed by members of the GK class. 41 Is OTtfis §uppose So @5e iflun? There were many strange happenings that week including the eerie Blood Feast. The freshmen were also treated to a tour of Banks Dorm. Saturday morning came early for the freshmen who were dragged out of their beds and out to be auctioned off for an interesting price. It was a full day which ended with the traditional L ife March. Initiation was over and the Tri-K’s were officially a part of Wesleyan. Initiation {Ends IBJittj §tyle Opposite Page: 1.Ana Fernandez takes her turn with guard duty. 2.Debbie Bailey,Leslie Dickens,and Serena Hunt give us their rendition of their class song. This Page: 1.Green Knights get into the spirit of it. 2.Mary Beth looks a little uneasy — Why? 3.Three smiling faces now that it is all over. 43 §ceites Ifrotn ©rtoUcr 44 1 ©ctober Actiuities 45 Jfatljers nnb Haugen M« ZriTi t dance 2 Tiffan V Brannen a • • Oppo«t p,j, u es a 8 P ' n on the dance floor w aasfsra. 4 §ljare §pecia) Wstktnb Father-Daughter weekend gave Wesleyannes the oppurtunity to spend some quality time with their fathers. The girls welcomed their dads on Friday and enjoyed dinner out with their favorite men. Saturday was filled with a variety of activities including sports such as the annual father daughter softball game. Others chose to spend the day playing indoor games such as Trivial Pursuit or going on a shopping spree. After dinner that night,fathers and daughters were entertained by a performance from the Wesleyannes in the Burden Parlor. The highlight of the weekend was the “Big Band” dance in the Oval Hall Saturday night. The Hines-Causey Orchestra played the music that dads could dance to,even if the daughters had a little trouble keeping up with them. Sunday end¬ ed a very special weekend for both fathers and their little girls. 3flatt?ers an i augliters iEnjou i 1.Julie Taylor enjoys this dance with her father. 2 Karmen Kimsev slow dances with her dad. 3.Susan and her father show the others how it’s done. Opposite Pageil Liz Gordon and her father were the hit of the dance. 2.Wesleyannes have a special time with their fathers. 48 $ant ” Bance I ' he Saturday night dance in the Oval Hall is always a great success with the fathers and daughters. Knowing that the fathers would probably not want to dance to three hours ol “Top 40” tunes, CSA provides the more ap¬ propriate ‘‘Big Band” orchestra for this special occassion. Wesleyannes learn that the music their fathers prefer is pretty good after all It takes most of the girls a little while to get used to the different style of dancing. But once they catch on, everyone feels a little more “grown up” even if it is daddy they are dancing with. Some dads always have to get in the spotlight and show off some of their smooth dancing moves. This is the P erfec purtunity to learn a variety of dances since the band plays music from the forties and even some “be-bop” from the fifties. A good 49 allouiern Jfun 50 Uressing Up! 1 Opposite Page: 1.Leslie Dickens and Tyrene House make a great hunchback. 2.Mary Cobb and Kecia Whitlock show us a different side of their personalities. 3.A new concept in dining. This Page: l.The Business Office joins the fun. 2.Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs dropped by for a visit at the Halloween Banquet. 51 Purple Knights lit Jir« i 43 ■ HCT ' £• ’ . SWjBl T j imIoHSSSuSm 52 dolor Sush 1935 53 HHemories of homecoming §ongs 54 L i k k k 1 §cenes Jfrom homecoming 55 Nouember brings 85ettg iFriedatt to CTampm 1. Betty Friedan speaks to students at a November Convocation. 2. Dr. Danheiser ' I ' aylor talk at a faculty reception. 3. A CCS student plans her schedule. 56 1 §cenes iflrom SJouember 57 Winter Springs iHJiUs of §miles 58 1 December brings 3Futt anb JFinals 59 ffleslcyan (Etijotjs 60 Christmas banquet Opposite Page:l.Wesleyannes perform after the Christmas Banquet. 2.Dr. Relyea carves the Christmas turkey. This Page: 1.Dr. Ackerman acts as a waiter at the Christmas Banquet. 2.Another great perfor¬ mance from the Wesleyannes. 3.Students enjoy being served by faculty at Banquet. 61 w ©f?r iBoutli of Sanuary 62 1 AtUesIeyan 1. Students are treated to an autograph signing time with Rosalyn Carter. 2. CRC sponsored an A1 Holley concert in January. 3. The Porter Fine Arts Building. 63 §esquicentennial SSall 64 1 ©ur 15Dtl| $ear 65 Sosnlyit (farter The Wesleyan community received quite a treat this year when former first lady Rosalyn Carter visited the campus. Mrs. Carter was another im¬ pressive member of the series of “Women of Achievement” who have spoken at Wesleyan in this Sesquicentennial year. The college honored Mrs. Carter by bestowing on her an honorary degree. The faculty and administration turned out in full academic regalia for the occassion. We feel very priveleged to have had the oppurtunity to hear Mrs. Carter speak on our campus. 66 Qisits Hlesleyan Opposite Page:l.Rosalyn Carter arrives on campus. 2.Mrs. Carter and Dean McMinn leave the auditorium after Convocation. This Page 1 . Mrs Carter talks to a group of students. 2.Mrs. Carter receives . ._j__ q termor first IflHv Rosalvn Carter. 67 former Jfirst Saiy 68 ®albs ©it!} §tu ents 69 cience iHatl? department 1. Leslie Bradberry and Laura Reid wait in the dinner line. 2. Beth Hern¬ don, Lisa Smart, and Lone Patterson show off their tropical attire 3 Ana Fernandez shows us her diving style. Opposite Page: 1. Margaret Baldwin Lynn Abney, and Kathy Lawrence get into the spirit of the luau. 2. Lorena Bryant and Laura Reid model the latest island fashions. 3. Ginger Faircloth, a male guest and Jennifer Camp smile prettily for the camera 70 0 0 0 0 0 0 §ponsors Winter ICtiau The second annual mid-winter luau sponsored by the Science and Math Department was a huge success once more this year. A luscious,tropical feast was provided by Epicure Food Service. The featured dish was an attractively garnished roast pig with an apple in its mouth. Casual,island at¬ tire was prevalent with some guests even wear¬ ing swimsuits and grass skirts. Complimentary leis were also provided. The heated indoor pool was an added attraction and gave students a chance to play a variety of aquatic sports such as water volleyball. The gym was transformed into an island paradise complete with palm trees and coconuts. All students and guests who attended pronounced the luau to be a grand success. iflrbruari} (ffonuocations Ijaue tmpressiup ipealms l l 1. Helenka Brice i s shown here with two students and guests. 2. Vivian Bull speaks to the Wesleyan community. 3. Woodrow Wilson Scholar Judith Davison spoke to students several times during her stay here. 72 Domett of Ad?ipupmrnt §pen£ Eime UEfitlj tfje Domen of Slomorroui (Theatre anil HJusic departments Seam Uptp present a £HusicaI 74 75 iluiiitli Uauison fiisits Wesleyan 76 Duditt; Hauison is H9oo roui lEilson idjolar 77 fHarch (Conuocations SSring fHore ©utstaniiing JDomen w 1 2)uke fHen dome in UJarcli 79 J A SAK £ Wif 3®® aSEAttlSE 2TA ST Lesleyanne — Denise Cheek Bad Captain — Angie Humphries Good Captain — Donna Carole Stribling Bro — Robin Blue Belle LeSeur — Tracy Ward Bulley — Serena Hunt Bum — Jeri Ropero Prep — Linda Sanders Chaw — Terri Futch Matron — Mary Beth Brown Mortimer J. Geekle — Jeanie Sanders m pfl«A®IE§ ©iF p£S§©50A Two groups of people are searching for a treasure on the island of Personia — group of “goody two shoes” and a group of undesirables. As they encounter ach other and the mysterious Lesleyanne, they change their outlook and at- tudes and discover an additional treasure. J w 1. “Go good friends — go, go good friends!” 2. “It’s ours!!” 3. Elaine Greene hugs Geovette Washington after the announcement of the Stunt Cup winner. 4. Good Captain Donna Carole Stribling is determined to find the treasure. 5. Bad Guy Captain Angie Humphries scowls in reply. 6. “Let me explain — it’s all about being friends.” 82 : : (SSiEIEN eA m Angel — Ricky Rogers Mother Superior — Melissa Long Devil — Mary Cobb Sister Celeste — Jody Bethea Sister Christine — Lisa Williams Sister Ann — Jennifer Camp Sister Mary Moore — Susan DeBay mm mwzwm mwmn mm $©« © es ®«Sj©§£ 8NEA2C£� S The Nature of This Flower Is to Bloom Blooming Rebellious Living For Deserving Eyes Against the Elemental Crush Blooming Gloriously A Song of Color For Itself — Alice Walker 85 1. Nuns perform to welcome Sister Christine home. 2. Sister Christine prays for guidance. 3. Sister Christine expresses her love for dear friends. 4. Sister Celeste reads Sister Christine’s letter from Haiti. 5. “Let us pray.” 6. The Green Machine wins the Spirit Cup — Again! 86 S 1 1 ©©ffiSEN ffilEASSTS 6Mt AWMJAN ' S i AO C� Ms. Right — Lucretia Murphy Ms. Shorthand — Mary McDonald Mr. Golden — Melanie Burton Debbie the Deb — Lisa Rosemond The Butler — Amy Krueger Price — Vera Peters £Am Susie — Liz Gordon Virginia — Lisa Morgan Rosy the Riveter — Bernice Isaac Louise — Cynthia Benise Mr. Langley — Desiree Harris Painter — Susan Hopper mmwmma psEssi « £ A3 ti n !flU. : When America entered World War II, male workers left their jobs to defend the free world leaving a shortage in the work force. The need for ammunition and other war supplies forced the management of Industrial America to call women out of their homes and into the factories. There women would find themselves depending on one another for the support and friendship needed to see them through the war. 89 1. Here’s to Rosy on her birthday! 2. The Golden Hearts can do it! 3. Congratulations to the new employee of the month. 4. Cindy and Lisa strut their stuff. 5. “Tell me your troubles, Rosy.” 6. “Bring me more coffee, woman!” THE nil 90 “Drbbir tt|r Drb looks longingly at licr Ijusbanb.” 91 J iiaspiCE 2S$®!E ©M® ©in ®©flH$M®£ §«; c ' A r Dr. Herman Feltamire — Dena Jones Iben Hungover — Billie Powell Iva Haedache — Rebecca Voyles Lyricists Against Censorship — Patricia Potts Hope Jenkins Vonda Brokopp People Against Human Lyrics — Dana Flanders Dawn Miller Kelly Jones Romney Brancel Clementine — Tammy Mullis Merri Hart §wrai wmm mizmimm gpraiat GI?EBJ§©«1IN 8... H®’§ N©® A ®A1TO, l®’§ A©3 A500HNSMSE THE LAW - BY ORDER OF THE PKB — We, the members of the PKB, in order to form a more “logic”al society, establish Clementine, to insure music conformity, provide for the common sense, promote the general welfare, and secure the frequency of the air waves for ourselves and our constituents, do ordain and establish this law of total music censorship. Therefore, by the power invested in us, on this 1st day of March, in the year two thousand, Clementine shall censor lyrics as she sees fit, from this day forward. - THE PKB — J 1. “Nice to meet ya, Herman” 2. “We are the ones to win” 3. “Hey — Mikey!” 4. “Get off of my blue suede shoes” 5. PARTY NAKED — BILLIE! 6. They want control of lyrics by humans. 94 95 d 96 97 April lEuei 1. A member of the Equestrian program struts her stuff. 2. Dean Earwood-Smith congratulates Serena Hunt. 98 1 And April (tfonuocations 1. Faculty and staff members dine with Helen Thomas who had just spoken to the student body. 2. Margaret Baldwin, Gwen Futral, Cindy Foskey, and Lynn Lasseter attend the Student Hostess Banquet. 3. Dr. Strong presents Angela Ar¬ nold with an award on Honors Day. 99 Alums Return to ©Ifotr Alma HHatt 1.Alumnae weekend banquet. 2.Lisa Rosemond entertains alumnae af the Golden Belles Dinner. 3.Four alums admire Wesleyan plaque. 100 . _ ©I (Passes Seunite A ©ljeatre Production a ISit 1. Stephanie Bertrand plays a convincing part as Juror No. Four. The production of “Twelve Angry Women” was performed in April in the Porter Auditorium. It was a theatre-in-the-round production. One an¬ nual production of this kind is usually presented by the theatre department. These plays do not depend on a set and seem to create a more in¬ timate environment for the audience. 102 Siuelup Angry l®omrn Cast Foreman of the Jury. Juror No. Two. Juror No. Three. Juror No. Four. Juror No. Five. Juror No. Six. Juror No. Seven. Juror No. Eight. Juror No. Nine. Juror No. Ten. Juror No. Eleven. Juror No. Twelve. Guard. Judge. Clerk. Tyrene House Markka Rogers Ronnet Jenson Stephanie Bertrand Angela Arnold Carla Asbell Lainie Gulliksen Celia Hohnadel Jennifer Camp Beth Galvin Beth Marecki Gabrielle Land Kelly Hill Patti Key George Spelvin IBesleyan’s ©alenteii Actresses 104 1 Slury Wiaom 5Irama 105 Acijteuements Secognizeii l.Kenlyn Sawyer receives award from Dr. Quiambao. 2.Dr. Anderson presents Terri Jones with a music award. 3. Dean McMinn speaks to the students. Opposite Page: 1.Donna Groover is congratulated by Dr. Relyea. 2.Faculty members prepare to present honors. 106 On honors Say The Honors Day Assembly is an important time at Wesleyan. Members of the faculty and administration presented students from all four classes with honors,scholarships,and awards for their academic achievements. Departmental Honors were given to Seniors in each area and other special awards were given to underclassmen who are academic achievers. The new members of the honor societies were also announced. 107 J students and faculty tEnjoy spring iPIlne 108 d.§.A. Sponsors Spring Jfling The Council on Social Activities once again this year sponsored Spring Fling. Entertain¬ ment was provided by a live band who played as students and guests picnicked on the Quad. Many members of the Wesleyan faculty at¬ tended as did several fraternities from other area colleges. There were many activities dur¬ ing the afternoon including volleyball,soft- ball,touch football, and soccer. The event was a great ending to a great school year and gave students a break from their studies. Springtime At 110 1 Wesleyan College Opposite Page: 1. Candy Wells, our Spring Queen, in a dress of her own design. 2. Green Knights get tacky for Spirit Week. 3. Anne Arthur relaxes in the sun. This Page: 1. A branch of Cherry Blossom to sym¬ bolize the spring. 2. Several couples attending the Spring Formal. Ill d fHemories of life 112 At HDcsIeyati §. S.A. Sponsor! 1. Sir McKinney congratulates Celia Hohnadel for receiving a theatre award. 2. Terri Henry receives a gift from Lizann Youmans for her help with aerobics program. 3. Sandra Anglin seems very happy to receive her award from Dean Larwood-Smith. Opposite Page: 1. Dena Jones — Senior Class President. 2 Anne Arthur presents an award to her little sister, Serena Hunt. 3 Terry Price receives a plaque from the tennis team. 114 Awards 33ay The Student Government Association spon¬ sored the Awards Day Assembly this year. Awards were presented to students,faculty,and staff by several student organizations. Billie Powell presented Service awards to members of the faculty and staff in appreciation for their contributions to the Wesleyan community. S.R.C. presented awards to all of its tournament winners and gave varsity letters to many girls. 115 d §plinters grrform jffc lGwen Futral is the Game Show announcer. 2.Kathy Lawrence plays a beach bum contes¬ tant. 3. Lorie Patterson is thrilled to get the chance to play. Opposite Page: 1.Lorie is big winner as Gwen and Kecia look on. 2.Stephanie Hooks Is another losi ng contestant. 116 Awards 30aij 19SB Splinters are members of an athletic honor society chosen by SRC from the sophomore class.The Splinters gave an outstanding performance at the SGA Awards Assembly this year. They then presented the school with the gift of a new paddle boat for the Wesleyan lake. 117 Seniors JJrrporr for (Brafruation 118 1 (graduation iExercises (Bo ©n 119 J 147tfj Commencement for SOesleyan 1-Dean McMinn and Dr.Ackerman begin the graduation assembly. 2.Elizabeth Hasty is jubilant about graduating. 3.Graduation proceedings continue. We Iffla e t! Following the processional into Porter Auditorium, the 1986 Commencement Exer¬ cises were opened with a Invocation. After the Commencement Address, Dean Kayron McMinn presented to Dr. Ackerman the can¬ didates for degrees. The Alma Mater was played and the Purple Knights of 1986 were now graduates of the oldest and the best. 121 d §emors i tttivt iBiplottuis l.Lynette Stribling walks down the aisle. 2.Dr. Ackerman presents Celia Hohnadel with her diploma. Anxiously Awaited moments l.A senior is hooded. 2.Kenlyn Sawyer is all smiles as she walks down the aisle. 3.Awaiting the processional. i i 123 1935-1986 in Seuieui 124 A tlear 3to Semember 125 A jjear of Actiuities 1. Student Hostesses Jackie Lawson and Sandra Anglin. 2. Billie Powell and Dawn Chris¬ tian show off some fancy foot¬ work. 3. Ruby Haag and Beth Herndon prepare to raid freshman pep rally. 126 A Ifrar of ifricnDsljips 1. Celia Hohnadel,Tara Baker, Dena Jones,and Jennifer Black mess around in the mess hall. 2. Wyanne Coker is having a good time with her little sister, Michelle Chance. 3. Two sleepy rats. 127 i TI|e Bints 129 i Tara Baker Biology Jennifer Lynne Black Business Administration Alaine Bowman Early Childhood Education 130 ))))))))))) Margaret Brinson Management Vonda Lynn Brokopp Biology and Chemistry Jenny Carswell Meredith Lee Crosby Psychology American Studies 131 j Cindy Dunaphant English Journalism Dana Lee Flanders Accounting p.y lf„® Kay Galloway Aaliyah Gupta By Visual Arts 132 Elizabeth Upchurch Hasty Religion Merri Hart Biology Celia Marie Hohnadel Theatre Tanya Holland Business Administration 133 j Hope Melissa Jenkins Early Childhood Education Shawn Johnson Psychology Dena Kay Jones Business Administration Kelly Elaine Jones Accounting 134 Elizabeth Ann Marecki Acting — Theatre Dawn Lynn Miller Accounting Tamara Jean Mullis Visual Arts Deidre Parker Arts Management 135 Patricia Anne Potts Early Childhood Education Billie Ann Powell Religious Education Kenlyn Gerrette Sawyer Computer Science Religion Lynn Stark Computer Science 136 Elizabeth Steiner Visual Arts Teresa Lynette Stribling Arts Management Candace E. Wells Visual Arts Rebecca Mae Voyles Accounting d 9 . 1 Leesi Akins Anita Alliston Jill Amos Sharon Angel Angela B. Arnold Chikako Atsuta Teresa Baker Anne Arthur Sharon Ashford UT CLASS OF 1987 144 Teresa Baumann Cynthia Benise Lorena Bryant Melanie Burton Sambo Butler Claudia E. Calvez Sharon C. Carter Ginger F. Faircloth Dagmar Faulk Cindy Foskey Lorie Frain Ten Frazier Gay Garrett Robin Dell Goodoak 145 Leila Harley Kelly Hill Susan Hill Donna Hughes Bernice Isaac Gloria Haesil Joo Amy Krueger Kristine K. Kuchinski Lynn Lasseter Cara Marotti Margaret McKnight Carol G. McMillan Miko Muramatsu Lisa Morgan Lucretia Murphy Vera Peters 146 5 5 Landra Quinn Laura Reid Laura Rich Anne Lidell Rimes Spaz Roe Christina Sapp Nisha Sapra Francie Schwartz Lisa Shiveler Renee Star Chikayo Suzuki Laura Taylor Melissa Tolbert Rahat Uppal Donna Waites Valerie Williams 147 Lynn Abney Michele Arduengo Margaret Baldwin Tracy Baty Susan Baynes Jody L. Bethea Amanda Blakey Leslie S. Bradberry Heather Brown Julie M. Brown Susan Brown Deana Carlisle Shirley Choi 148 Dipi Chopra Dawn Christian Mary Cobb Stacey Collins Laurie Cummings Lisa Desnoyers Ana Fernandez Gwendolyn Futral Donna F. Groover Ruby Haag 149 Stephani Caruz Hooks Amy V. Hunter Gina Hurst Judy F. Jones Gabrielle Land Kathryn K. Lawrenc Jackie Lawso Aimee Levin Melissa A. Lon Dee Dee McDani 4 Ginger McQueen Karen Melton Missy Millwood 150 Carol Elaine Moulder Margarite Ann Parham Lorie A. Patterson Terri Le Coleman Ranieri Ricky Rogers Mickey Sanders Lisa Smart Julie Taylor Cecilia Underwood Rita-Jeanette Ward Cheryl Welch Elizabeth Whipple 151 Monni Asbell Lisa D. Bentley Tootsie Barfield Robin Blue Julie Baker Tiffany Brannen Mary Beth Brown Denise Cheek Kristin Noel Claus Valerie Cline Alice J. Cummings Chantelle Daniel 152 Diane Delaney Leslie Dickens Michelle Dryden Susan Fay Jennifer Floyd Terri Futch Charlene Gadsen Malika Ghosh Alicia Giles MaryTherese Grabowski 153 Lisa D. Bentley Gina Hogan Suzanne Rachel House Tyrene House Angie Humphries Serena Hunt Donna Michelle Johnson Ashley Dee Jones Nelly Jones Terri Jones Charleen A. Jordan Jennifer Kane 154 Karmen Kimsey Tomoko Koike Michelle Ladzinske Allison Lieneck Debbie Long 155 Kathy Officer Dee Dee Philpot Sandy Rahain ri . Anita Scheffler Kathy Smith Kim Speaks Debbie Stevenson Donna Carole Stribling 156 Lynn Summerour Kimberly Swenson Mary Elizabeth Tant Penny Whitley Dwana Williams Scottie Williams Tianne Wingate Julie Rachel Youmans 157 I §isterljooiia 1. Mary MacDonald and Amy Krueger marvel at the outstanding cuisir 2. Leslie Dickens wearing a rather sheepish grin. 3. Stacey Collins ai Renee Star decorate rat gifts. 158 ©rslryaii 1. Laura Reid.Dawn Miller.Beth Herndon,and Laura Taylor are all smiles after the Life March. 2. Jammin’ to the beat of Beth ' s drums. 3. Anita Scheffler and Wyanne Coker show the spirit of sisterhood. 159 I @Sest of tl|e SSunrlj 160 §enate ©ouerns §tuDcnt 3 So h Senate is the governing legislative body of the Student Government Association. The group has a number of duties in¬ cluding the coordination of the budgets and activities of all campus organizat ions. Senate is composed of representatives from all four boards,editors of campus publications,four class presidents,election and com¬ munication chairpersons, and the S.G.A. Executive Council. 162 Stl|e domicil on Judicial Affairs 1. Vonda Brokkop served as Chancellor of Honor Court. 2. A member of CJA — Celia Hohnadel. 3. Billie presents an SGA Service Award. She Council on Religious Concerns 1. Members of C.R.C. pose together for group picture with advisers Dr. Fletcher Anderson and Mr.Edward Eikner. 2.Stunt is the main activity sponsored by C.R.C. MAN BEHIND THE MAN BEHIND TV 164 (flMM. Sponsors QTliristian Actiuities 1 The Council on Religious Concerns has many responsibilities involving religious activities on campus. They sponsor such events as the Red Cross Blood Drives,the Meet Your Ministers Pic¬ nic,Christmas Caroling,Religious Emphasis Week,the A1 Holley concert, and many others. Of course, the biggest project of the year is Stunt which raises money for scholarships to rising seniors. 165 L§.A. Plans §ociaI Actiuities l.Dawn Ch ristian .President of C.S.A.,talks with her father at the “Big Band” dance during Father Daughter weekend. 2.All four classes unite during Homecoming. 166 Stye Cloutiril on §ociaI Actiuities The Council on Social Activities coordinates all of the social events that take place on the Wesleyan campus. This includes such activities as Mixers, fashion shows and beauty makeovers,and several special weekends. These weekends include Father Daughter, Homecoming, Mother Daughter, Parent’s Weekend, and Spring Weekend. 167 STIje §tuiient Secreatian Council 1. Members of S.R.C gather for a group shot. 2. Three Wesleyannes enjoy the paddle boat which was donated by the Splinters. 1 ' §ponsors Attjletic Actiuities The Student Recreation Council provides recrea¬ tional activities for all students. A major goal of S.R.C. is to promote health and fitness throughout the Wesleyan community. Their events include in- tramural soccer and basketball,ping- pong,archery,backgammon, and tennis tour¬ naments as well as the October Marathon. S.R.C. sponsors two honor groups: Senior Witches and the Sophomore Splinters. They are also involved in promoting the Fall Fling and the Spring Sports Invitational. 169 SSIack §tubent Alliances ©l?e Psychology (flub 170 A ' oteDi Psychologist 53r. Albert tEllis ttlpslpyan’s §tuiipnt S ostpssps 172 §tu ent SfOBtrssps §erue at §d?ool functions Several Wesleyan students are seen around campus often wearing red blazers. This jacket is the uniform of the Wesleyan Student Hostesses who represent the college at all major functions. The girls are nominated by their classmates and the faculty and chosen by a committee of both. Hostesses serve as greeters,guides,and reception servers. Each Fall, the Hostesses elect new officers and add new members to their rank. HJesleijan’s (Blee Club 174 Jromoting dljoral finging Wesleyan College’s major musical ensemble is the Glee Club. The group is open to all students and is organized to promote choral singing. The Glee Club performs many times throughout the year including their annual Christmas Concert and Spring Concert. Each spring, the Glee Club visits other towns in Georgia to recruit new students for Wesleyan. Rehearsals are three times a week for one hour and students receive academic credit for participating. 175 ffltlesleyannes Arc Always a filiy it 176 flJesleyattnes jprouibp Quality lEntertainment The Wesleyannes is a small vocal ensemble com¬ posed of only a few of the best voices chosen by audition each year. The group performs a variety of music types and make frequent public appearances both on and off campus. {Equestrians Are S)uite Jmpressiue 178 {Equestrians 3fold iiiorse flioiu The Equestrian Program at Wesleyan has grown quite a bit this year and is turning into a valuable drawing asset to the college. The Equestriannes held successful horse shows and exhibitions this year. The program is under the direction of veteran horsewoman Barbara Exum. Many of the studen ts bring their own horses to keep here during the school year. 179 Naiads and tlje ©ennis ©earn Sepresent Uesleyanlti 180 ■ ®eam Scenes 181 §.2J. JT. honorary Societies 182 i fplinters anil fenior MUitctjes Opposite Page: l.Kecia Whitlock was a hilarious sign holder. 2.Senior Witches eat dinner at the Halloween Banquet. 3.Donna Groover,Stephanie Hooks.and Kathy Lawrence are cast members in the Splinters skit. This Page: 1.Three friendly enough looking witches. 2. Splinters put on quite a show during Awards Day. 183 Purple Knight Class Officers President: Dena Jones, Vice-President: Tara Bat Secretary: Celia Hohnadel, Treasurer: Jennifer Black Golden Heart Class Officers President: Anne Arthur, Vice-President: Melanie Bur¬ ton, Secretary: Leesa Akins Green Knight Class Officers President: Beth Herndon, Vice-President: Jody Bet Secretary: Mary Cobb, Treasurer: Lisa Smart Tri-K Pirate Class Officers v r prMkiM Ge � ' MicMeLatonl Jem, ' fer K ™ ' Treas, 184 (Outstanding (Class ffflember Purple Knigljt £lena llones (Outstanding (Class tfHember (golden 2?eart Anne Arthur (Outstanding (Class CHember (Breen iKuigljt Sleana (Carlisle (Outstanding (Class fJJember SIri-iK Pirate ©grene ii ouse 185 The award for Wesleyan Woman of Achievement is sponsored by the college newspaper,Times and Challenges, and selected by the entire student body. This is an honor bestowed upon the senior who has been a true achiever during her years at Wesleyan. The 1986 award was presented to Susan Cole. Susan double- majored in History Political Sciemce and Psychology and graduated summa cum laude. Susan was very active at Wesleyan. She served as President of the History Government Club,was a member of Mortar Board, Phi Kappa Phi, and Pi Gamma Mu to name just a few of her many achievements on the Wesleyan campus. Susan was also selected for Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities. 186 ■§usan dole is 5Jame ©esleijatt Homan S)f Artjipuemrnt 187 i The award for Wesleyan Woman of the Year is sponsored by the Veterropt and selected by the students. This honor is given to the senior felt to be the epitome of the true Wesleyan Woman. The 1986 award was presented to Billie Powell. Billie was one of the most active people on campus. She served as President of Student Gavernment,Homecoming Queen,Hightower R.A.,a member of Wesleyannes,and a member of the Glee Club. Billie was also selected for Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities. 188 gillie {Jouiell Earned fflfleslpyati Mloitmu of tlfe Hear owell mcerns Preside President: V AotiUties President: Dawn Christian nie Sanders Linda Sanders Lura Harell Malika Ghosh stal Smith Dawn Christian U nthia Benise Leesa Akins CaT - 2ation President: Melissa Tolbert Recreation Council President: Renee Starr Freshman Class Tri-Ks President: Debbie Stevenson •••• urn mm ■ Sophomore Class Green Knights President: Beth Herr •■I Junior Class Golden Hearts President: Anne Arthur jpta Tammy Mullis Wortham Hope Jenkins Patricia Potts 190 of fflesleyan College .. r ; i Times and Challenge Editor: Cindy Dunaphant Veterropt Editor: Deana Carlisle Wesleyan Magazine Editor: Lisa Morgan Academic Clubs and Honor Societies Art Club President: Aaliyah Gupta ushiess Club: President: Joan Dominy ' Lb History-Government Club President: Susan Cole Psychology Club President. Mary Frances Baugh Student Hostesses President: Lisa Shiveler Wesleyan Bh President: DeJ k ents’ Alliance (Harris Alpha Psi Omega (Theatre) W President: Celia Hohnadel Beta Beta Beta (Biology) President: Tara Baker publications Junior Marshalls President: Nisha Sapra Kappa Delta Epsilon (Education) President: Melissa Fluelling j Mortar Board (.JR. SR. President: Vonda Bn B Phi Kappa Phi (AcaH Ross Sigma Iota (Romance Languages) ht Langston Pi Gamma Mu (Social Studies) President: Susan Cole Psi Chi (Psychology) President: Susan Cole Scribes (Creative Arts) Adviser: Arch Bekleheimer Sigma Alpha Iota (Music) President: Lisa P. Rosemond Musical Groups Idee Club President: Beth Herndon Washboard Band President: Beth Herndon The Wesleyanness President: Lynette Stribling It a t ' - ' ihl 191 i •Uoarfi of Srustees Frank C. Jones Chairman Lovick P. Corn Vice Chairman Robert K. Ac kerman President of the College Edward S. Sell, Jr. Secretary Ed Starling Treasurer of the College w. w arren Plow den, Jr. Assistant Secretary ©meters Mrs. J. Derrv Burns Mrs. Clarence C. Butler Lovick P. Com Dr. Wiiliam F. Cummings W. Tinsley Ellis Wiiliam A. Fickling, Jr. Mrs. Ronald M. Finch, jr. Bishop Ernest A. Fitzgerald Rufus K. Green Mrs. H. Scott Gregory Herbert P. Haley Mrs. William B. Hambright Bishop Earl G. Hunt, Jr. Wiiliam H. Hurdle, Sr. Ralph B. Huston Frank C. Jones William C. Jones Robert E. Knox, Jr. Miss Linda Lane William S. Manning Mrs. Jene Marotti Mrs. Flew Murphey J. Alan Neal Senator Sam Nunn Dr. John Palms Mrs. Graham Ponder Jr. Mrs. Robert Shipp Miss Anne Hyer Smith F Snooks Mrs. Elizabeth Sorrells Styers Mrs. A. J. Suswi• Ben Tarbutton, Jr. Randolph W. Thrower Fi Dillon ir shio, Jr. Charles H. Yates, Jr. Robert M. Young Trustees Emeriti D.W. Brooks Bishop William K. | n j William A. Fickling, Sr. William B. Hambright Mrs. -Julia Hightower Bishop L. Bevel Jones, Ill Robert E. Kn Bud S. moss William P. Simmons( Deceased) R e na Trice Mrs. Henry H. Ware, Jr. J. Fredrick V ilson John F. Rogers,Jr. Thomas E. Sandefur, Jr. Edward S. Sell, 192 Sfotiarary Degrees Conferred Sly Ulcsleyan Letters! 1980) Reginald Roberts Mary Harris Armor; Doctor of Laws( 1918) MaylingSoong Chaing (Madame Chang Kai Shek); Doctor Reginald Roberts Trice; Doctor of Commercial of Laws! 1943) H Science! 1980) Chungling Soong Sun (Madame Sun Vat Sen); Doctor of Teh-Ming Pao; Doctor of Humanities! 1980) T AWQMQ4.0 - Linda Anderson Lane; Director of Fine Arts! 1980) Laws(1943) Eling Soong Rung (Madame Laws(l943) Rung); Doctor of hv Hiitksman Farrar; Doctor of Letters! 1956) . Ada Fort; Doctor of Humane Letters!l9o8) Albert Trulock; Doctor of Divinity! 1958) Scott Appleby: Doctor of Laws! 1959) Elizabeth Bradley Turner; Doctor of Humanities( 1961) Doris Onderdonk -Jelks: Doctor of Musid 1964) r Judge Griffin B. Bell; Doctor of Laws! 1980) Bishop William R. Cannon: Doctor of Sacred Theology! 1980) J-jj M .aramore Hightower: Doctor of Humane Rt. Hon. Edward Richard George Heat h; Doctor ot Public Administration! 1980) Fredick Thomas Trotter; Doctor of Laws! 1981) Anne Cox Chambers; Doctor of Public Service(1982) Eugenia Rawls; Doctor of Fine Arts! 1982) Elenor Rchardson; Doctor of Public Service(1983 Julia Monroe Woodward; Doctor of Humane Letters! 1984) Neva Jane Fickling; Doctor of Fine Arts! 1984) Boisfeuillet Jones; Doctor of Public Service! 1984) RosalmCarter; Doctor of Public Service! 1986) ■ ' i, • ; ILJ Hoard of Associates Mrs. Nancy ' Anderson Mr. Thomas L. Bass Dr. Toof A. Boone, Jr. Mrs. Ruth Bryant Mr. Malcolm S. Burgess. Jr. Mr. William J. Buzzell Mr. Marion Byrd Mr. E. Max Crook Mr. William Gibson Mr. Marion Gilbert General Robert Hails Mr. Eugene S. Hatcher Mr. Milford Hatcher, Jr. Mr. Jack Haugabook Mr. Leo Huckabee. Ill Judge Walker P. Johnson, Jr. Mr. W. Barrington King Mr. Marin Liles, Jr. Mr. William Matthews Mr. Bert Maxwell. Ill Mr. Sid Middlebrooks Mr. Thad Murphey Mr. John D. Nations Mr. Ed Olsen Mr. Charles F. Rehberg Mr. Albert P. Reichert , Jr. Mrs.J. Brandt Sessions Mr. Charles R. Sheridan. Jr. Mr. Charles Stout Mr. Joe Timberlake Mr. Harold Weathers Mr. William T. Wiley, Jr. 194 195 ■ 196 Opposite Page: 1. Geovette Washington and Kecia Whitlock enjoy some time off from studies. 2. Lisa Morgan,Gay Garrett,and Francie Schwartz share a table at the stu¬ dent hostess banquet. This Page: 1. Terry Price Is proud of his tennis team. 2. Scott Duce mingles at a faculty reception. 197 198 Opposite Page: 1. Dr. Ackerman visits a classroom. 2. Dr. Curry hands out awards on Honors Day. This Page: 1. Deana Carli¬ sle and Julie Taylor carry in the plaques to the Blood Feast. 2. Kathy Lawrence prepar¬ ing to be mean. 199 I would like to thank the following people for all their support that produced the 1986 Veterropt: Karen Melton, Wyann Coker, Tena Roberts, Tamara Smith, Christine Reppert, and Beth Herndon. Without these people, I would have gone crazy. A special thanks to the Wesleyan community and all the best of luck to Ana. I hope that the next one hundred and fifty years is as wonderful as the first. Deana Carlisle Editor-in-Chief Veterropt 1986