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u S!KS3BBaHESS3B=paBW Table Of Contents Opening 1 Student Life 16 Clubs Organizations 67 Sports 108 Administration 140 Faculty Staff 150 ■ ;4- ■ - ' ): • • ' ■ ' •. ' • ' ii. I X 1989 COLUMNS ANDERSON COLLEGE ANDERSON, SC 29621 VOLUME 65 You mean this is the wrong office again? Study? Who needs to study? Lance Hart and Beth Crozier take a study break to grin at the camera. BEGINNING THE ROUTINE Looking over notes, Mr. Hanley ' s English 101 class prepares for a pop test. Wendy Vickery, Michelle Elias, and Kelly Vickery sell AC items for ACORNS. At the beginning of school, Cindy Jones, Sharon Smith, and Jennifer Wiseman discuss their class schedules. On his way to class David Rowland be- While Joseph Dacosta takes a relaxing gins the day with a smile. break, Jan Hicks looks up research ma- terial. After a long day, Mark Cox relaxes by resting his head on his desk. The learning assistance center offers help to many students. Miss Kellie Tedder helps Craig Edwards with his algebra while Beth works on her own. Outside the cafeteria on Vaien- Waiting for soccer practice to be- tine ' s Day, Steve Lytton and gin, a few of tfie players talk be- Sandy Kidd talk about fiow the fore warmups. balloon sales went. On a week night, Lori Plyier, Michelle l| Delay, Turner Welch, and Sharon Smith | study together. Before going into class, John Steckel looks over his notes for a test. Cheering for the AC beau- ty winners, some of the baseball team show their spirit. Anxiously awaiting for the basketball game to begin, Julie McCue and Robin Miller think through their rou- tine. A GOLDEN FALL: FGN AND FELLOWSHIP WITH FRIENDS Kelly Alexander, Lavenda Garner, and Mendy Marcaurelle share a few laughs at Open House. Talking outside the library, Jody Shealy, Bart Heard, and friends get ready to go to lunch. In the back room, Julie and Cherri Ross watch the results of the pumpkin carving contest. Passing time between classes, David Stout and Yukiko talk in the Student Center. Winners of the pumpkin carving con- test were David Shiflet, Tabbie Cogs- dill, Nicole Talley, and Beth Crozier. Beth Lee and Craig Blackstock en- joy a Sunday afternoon in the swing. Passing time, Rob Gregory plays ta- ble tennis in the Student Center. During a basketball game, a Westchester player attempts to block Larry McCloud ' s shot. V X 50 y r A J-yg ' % fe r ' Z r i On his way to class, Dino Stratford stops to talk with Chris Pearson. In the Alumni Office, Dean Woods shares an interesting book with Ruth Hopkins. LOOKING FOR THE VICTORY GOLD Joe Dacosta limbers up for the match The girls ' soccer team members stop for a water break during iialftime. Karen Gruca takes a break during vol- leyball practice. Lori Whitlow and Coach Tallman cheer on the girls ' volleyball team ' ,D(t5; • Anderson cheerleaders add spirit at the Back In Black pep rally on November 7. Mrs. Tallman wraps Scott ' s twisted ankle. 11 Working on an English paper, Jill Keown, Lori Cole, and Paige Maxon fin- Waving to some friends, Shyamal Patel ish as class ends. clowns around outside the dorms. Showing AC spirit, the basketball cheerleaders urge the men on to an- other victory. 12 !;i ._ t, V • ' .. '  ,.. V  - V ' ' ' 1, ■ ,- ' if «•- Before Softball practice, Pat Santifort and Emily Brown pose for a shot. During class, Scott Waisanen corrects a mistal e wliile Stacy Jones tal es notes. 13 Louise always has a friendly smile to make our meals better. Karen celebrates a birthday during lunch. yi | I BE b HP ' l„ifi S t f tT H ' ' n| H W H |V ilHPI H wKf Uip r? ' mi X ■■ m 1 ■ ' V- I H: AiL ■ i ' O la FRIENDLY PEOPLE ARE A.C. ' S GOLD. Mrs. Westmoreland helps to connect parents with their children or faculty members. Pam Goodman gets caught between John Lan- caster and Rick Whiten during Open House. 14 Coach McCormick enjoys a family outing to the basketball game. Dr. Hipps and Randy Dill discuss Open House. Anne Martin points out facts about Interior Design to a visiting family. Miss Dora Hancock takes a moment to think about Kent Millwood ' s question. 15 THE GOLDEN MOMENTS OF Craig Blackstock got tricked into clean- ing up after everyone else. I The guys enjoying the Big Event are Craig Blackstock, Don Reynolds, and Paul Kelley. [ 16 GOLDEN MOMENTS Students are continuously try- ing to earn the gold medal known as success. Through hard work and strong determination, the gold becomes a visible hope for the future. A student ' s leisure time filled with athletic games and organizational opportunities enhances the possibility of a win- ning medal. Special friendships and the campus ' s atmosphere add enjoyment and relaxation to the hustle of a student ' s life while working toward graduation. After much hard work and per- sonal dedication, the hopes and dreams become reality. The goal of success has finally been achieved and the gold medals are awarded on graduation day. During Pep Week Tommy Harrell, Tracy Small, and Terri Mitchel strate sportsmanship with a smile in front of future AC students. demon- STUDENT LIFE Students pose for a picture at the Hal- loween dance. ■ ' i IChecking his mail box. Hank McCor- - At CO.R.E. Day, these students get mick hopes for a letter from back home. information on Carson-Newman Col- lege. 17 Hoping to win the prize for the cutest On Senior College Day Craig Weiniger costume, Mandy McCullough dresses and Doug Brittain gather information, f for the Halloween dance. Goofing off in the hail, Alicia Butts ex- hibits her baton twirling skills. w Ah V Resting at the end of a long day, Louie Gambrell glances through one of his magazines. w Passing time in the canteen, Sharon Campbell, Sharon Crowley, and Lee Glover glance at some friends. 19 iSicholaus lines up his a im before serv- ing the ace. Clowning around in White Gym, the guys stop for a quick pose. While enjoying Granny ' s cooking, Chris Hansen and Darrell Simmons re- lax in the Back Room while watching an exciting basketball game. 20 Hey, Kelly! That ' s supposed to go on your foot. ILouie Gambrell Is trying to study. 21 Alison Watson, Susan Moore, and Trish Gardner pose around the Security sign Sleeping in, Craig Blackstock spends for a few laughs. ♦ his Saturday in bed. | Finishing up his paper in English class, Eric Rucker gives a smile for the cam era. Waiting for the movie and the Tom Cruise look-alike contest to begin, Sharon Crowly decides who will win. 12 fi ■ ♦ ■ A-W « V S V-yV ' J Ji .. f.!- ' ■P9 W A After classes, Cory Berkeley plays a game of table tennis in the Student Cen- ter. 23 Before going to aerobics, Mandy McCol- iough stretciies out her back. w- Taking advantage of tiie warm weather, Scott Hagler, Lori Cohen, Bill Haley, and Dawn swing in the sun. I 24 Laughing for the camera, Brian Wel- born and Laura Smith show their spirit at the Halloween dance. Ready for a night out, Lynn Stoddard, Susan Moore, and Alison Watson head out for a party. 25 Having a great day at work, Student Activity Director Susan Coleman makes a call confirming plans on the next Social Board retreat. | 26 IHeading out for the Halloween dance, Kelly Griffin dresses as the Tooth Fairy. James Strickland adjusts his hat with After lunch Chet Roetter and John Mar- a smile. tin talk on the way to class. w- Before practice Stacey Brown, Mark Hawkins, Vince Watkins, and Steve Barr wait for warm ups to begin. 27 Sharon Campbell and Stephanie Yaun are entranced by the television show. Craig Blackstock kicks back while read- ing another English parallel. ♦ Taking time out from busy sched- ules, these girls enjoy a little socializing. Missy Hill is surprised about receiving a typewriter as a gift from her mother. 28 29 Before going into the Halloween dance, Julia Keown, Donna Hudson, and Ange- la McCullough stop for a picture.  01 -f H •V ■ i B ' 1 II I H. 1 30 Tracy Small, Christy Copeland, and IDurIng chapel, Dr. Bob Heritage dl- Laurie talk before the Social Board mov- rects the choir as they sing. ie begins. w 0n Senior College Day, Sherri Riley, Alvin Walker, and Lisa Brown talk with college representatives. 31 Dana Baker and Danette Denny smile for the camera before unpacking. Calling a friend to check an answer Laurie Woods works on her homework 32 Preparing to bat, Michelle Padia makes sure that she selects the right bat. On a Tuesday night, Alice Fretwell goes through the buffet line. Time to cut the grass again. 33 While working at the switch board, Kim Crocker answers a call. 34 Christy Patterson showcases her talent during the AC Variety Show. 35 Kristie Greene, Jennifer Rogers, and Rick Whiten take a break to talk. 1 f $ : tjtvf Stephen Lindsey and Turner Welch have a few laughs over dinner. 36 While watching the game, Coach Todd McCormick drinks a cup of Gator Aid. Talking to Nancy Hanley, Leigh Black- welder gets some advice on a class se- lection. M At the awards ceremony, Maxie Terry receives an award for Social Board. 37 Glenn Tatum and Bob Hendricks study between classes. Sanchez Rozier finishes up some last minute homework. 38 While watching a Softball game, Alice Wingo gives a big smile after AC made a run. In the cafeteria, Damon Drake enjoys his meal while Mark Rogers observes some other students. 39 Brad Adams announces the winners at the AC Variety Show. Bruce Brooks and David Higgins have a few laughs while playing video games. 40 y Going up for a dunk, Mike Pautsch turns to the camera. 41 Scott Betsinger and Kevin Keller show Michelle Scoggins and Susan Moore some true friendship. talk over dinner. 42 B|j i p- g|.gj Adams, Lavenda Gamer, and Tra- ■ ' cy Ricard eat lunch in the Martin Dining Room. Craig Edwards and Vincent Gaye work on James Boston ' s car in the resident ' s parking lot. 43 During lunch, Kenny Dixon and Chris Pearson discuss their plans for the day. Being recognized on Awards Day, these students wait to receive their awards. 44 During the first week of school, stu- dents get acquainted and make new friendships. Before the Rice Supper for world hun- ger, Sandy Kidd explains the purpose for the meal. 45 In the drama production Joseph and the Technicolor Dream Coat, Joseph is be- ing sold. After receiving their awards, students walk off the stage. Not sure what to do next, Jennifer Rust questions the food she is about to eat. 46 Mark greets us with a smile. X. . Another day in the life of an AC student M,. § in the cafeteria begins. 47 Everyone gathers for instruction. Practicing his game, Bob Hendricks i plays a game of table tennis. li - _ _ . 48 S%:4 % |, Taking a few minutes before class, Quit leaning back in that chair! All four Doug Davison, Sara Sprague, and Dr. legs on the floor please. Brena Walker enjoy an anecdote. 49 Smile for that camera! Kelly Addis presents students with awards for participation in the A.C. Am- bassodors. P 50 David Stout listens to iiis table tennis coach before he plays. Nervously waiting to receive their awards, these students wait for Dr. Shir- ley Jacks to finish her speech. Down in the cafeteria these students enjoy food and conversation. 51 Coach McCormick draws out the soft ball team ' s game plan. 52 Time to warm up, practice is about to start. 53 Buffet night again. Lawrence Webb presents the journalism awards. 54 Pam has Freddy stealing the show. 55 During orientation, Raj Bonifacius and Ronnie Barnes wait for refresiiments at the Haniey ' s. 56 Nancy Hanley, John Schonen, and Mark Rogers listen to the speaker. At the Rice Supper, Dicky McCarty looks around for Tracy. 57 f-KATT EJTT i wo i.iK Mm.Mai i ' .s,,. • Jt V JW t f Pratt ' s proudest are Alison Watson, Su- san Moore, Renee Scharling, and Lynn Stoddard.  mmmmmk - 58 The cast for Joseph and the Technicol- or Dream Coat perform for the audi- ence. 59 Passing time in tine Student Center, Al- A scene from Message from Aloes bert Steede plays a game of Big Event catclies the attention of the audience. Golf. 60 Team members cheer the softball team on to a victory. Lawrence Webb presents a journalism award. 61 While making a salad, Tommy Harrell, Brad Ellinger, and Les Gilmore discuss weekend plans. James Boston makes a speech at orien- tation. 62 Lawrence Webb makes a speech at awards day. Temple and Tonya talk about their plans for the weekend. Scott Hagler, Vicki Alexander, and Jan Hicks love their hamburgers. 63 Jill Treffeison accepts her award for So- cial Board. Time for the ' 89 Variety Show to begin A little oneon-one, I wonder who wi win? 64 At the baseball field, team members watch a long hit. Reading in class, Daniel Sifford and Rob- bie Adams finish their assignment. Heading to change after their group pic- ture, the Softball team leaves to get ready for practice. 65 Mark Chambers gets some pointers playing Big Event Golf video game dur- ing free time in ttie Student Center. | Assistant to Susan Coleman, Bitsy Farmer answers tlie phone in the Stu- dent Activities Office. w- In the canteen Fred Dangerfield and After class Joel McCray heads to the Granny give each other a hug. cafeteria for lunch. 66 SGA PRESIDENT As SGA President, Tommy Harrell represents the student body as a whole. Not only does he preside over meetings of the student body, but he communi- cates the general concerns and suggestions of the students to the faculty, staff, and administra- tion. Tommy Harrell is from Hamp- ton, South Carolina. He is an ac- tive member of other campus or- ganizations such as OIK and the Ivy Leaves Staff. He has also par- ticipated in many theater produc- tions on campus such as A Raisin In The Sun . After graduating from Anderson College, Tommy plans to attend Syracuse Univer- sity. Tommy Harrell 68 EXECUTIVE BRANCH The SGA Executive Branch consists of the President, Vice- President, and Secretary of the SGA as well as the freshmen and sophomore class presidents and the Social Board Chairperson. This section of the SGA acts as a support group for the SGA Presi- dent. They are also responsible for planning the agendas for the meetings of the SGA Senate. FRONT ROW — Kristie Greene, Tracy Small, Kelly Shiflet, Christy Pierce SECOND ROW — Tommy Harrell, Ja- son Tucker 69 SGA SENATE m FRONT ROW — Kristie Greene, Sharon Campbell, Christy Pierce, Myra Malone, Kelly Alexander, Jolynn Parchen SECOND ROW — Brian Welborn, Dana Keeler, Tommy Harrell, Mary Carlton Hagan, Tracy Small, Kathy Sherman, Melissa Sanderson, Jason Tucker THIRD ROW — Eric Cooley, Brian Wa- ters, Jennifer Wiseman, Terri Brandon, Allen White, Jill Treffeisen, Roger Pry- or, Kelly Shiflet, Caroline Netter, Clara Palacio, Lavenda Garner, Dickey McCarty, Glenn Tatum The SGA Senate is composed of the Vice-President of the SGA who presides over the meetings, the members of the Executive Branch, as well as a total of six- teen senators from the freshmen and sophomore classes, and the Social Board Chairpersons. The purpose of the Senate is to pursue recommendations from the students and to represent pro- posals to the appropriate authori- ties of the college. 70 SENATORS There are eight freshmen stu- dents and eight sophomore stu- dents that form the Senators. These students are elected by the student body. The senators are to represent the members of their class and to work with their class president. FRONT ROW — Terr! Brandon, Kelly Alexander, Dana Keeler, Jennifer Wise- man, Kathy Sherman, Caroline Netter, Clara Palacio SECOND ROW — Lavenda Garner, Bri- an Waters, Allen White, Eric Cooley, Dickey McCarty, Glenn Tatum, Jolynn Parchen 71 TRAFFIC APPEALS The Traffic Appeals Commit- tee of the SGA is responsible for reviewing the student appeals for traffic tickets. After reviewing each case, the committee deter- mines whether the ticket should be rejected or approved. Jolynn Parchen and Kelly Alexander COMMUNICATIONS The Communications Commit- tee of the SGA serves as the bridge between the student gov- ernment association, the faculty, staff, administration and the stu- dent body. It is their duty to publi- cize all of the events that are sponsored by the SGA through posters, fliers, and memos. Laurie Woods, Stephanie Jordan, Terr! Brandon, Bud Williams 73 ELECTIONS ■ p 1 1 1 li K if ' 1 1 ti;- K if 1 1 . ' ■ P ! , ' -1 Dickey McCarty, Tracy Small, Jason Czepiga The Elections Committee of tlie SGA is responsible for the preparations of the ballots and in- structions to candidates before elections. This committee is also responsible for the actual voting process and counting the ballots after the elections. 74 FOOD SERVICE '  !aM ii ssftusibsE v As:it ,ji. j ' iii,.asaai£aZ ' ' i. The Food Service Committee of the SGA is responsible for communicating the students ' suggestions and comments to the ARA Food Service. Maria Wilbanks, Labarbara Wardlaw, Myra Malone, Rose Plyler, Craig Wen- inger 75 SOCIAL BOARD ' - ■ ' ' ' f ' ' FRONT ROW — Stephanie Smith, Kim- berle Mitchell SECOND ROW — Chrissy Martin, Me- lissa Mclntyre, KImbiey Smith, Roger Pryor, Brian Welborn, Michelle DeLay, Nicole Talley THIRD ROW — Roberta Brabham, Han- nah Bratcher, Sharon Campbell, Kristie Greene, Kelly Shiflet, Jill Treffeisen, Mary Carlton Hagan, Sandi Dukes, Shar- on Crowley FOURTH ROW — Traci Avant, Robbin Goldsmith, Lynn Stoddard, Tracie Crews, Robin Heritage, Christine Pon- der, Stephanie Yaun, Kaylene Leary, Lee Glover, Blake Gibson, Steve Greene, Dickey McCarty, Macie Terry, Allen White, Nikkie Harrington, Emily Rich- ardson, Caroline Netter, Sonya Owen The Social Board is the largest branch of the Student Govern- ment Association. It is their re- sponsibility to organize retreats and get-togethers to encourage fellowship and student participa- tion on campus. They also work with other campus organizations in planning campus wide activi- ties. 76 CHAIRPERSONS The Social Board Chairpersons Committee consists of all the chairpersons of the individual So- cial Board committees. Each chairperson is responsible for planning and sponsoring certain social activities for the student body. Such activities include movies, dances, concerts, per- forming artists, retreats, and shortcourses. FRONT ROW — Sharon Campbell, Kris- tie Greene, Kelly SIniflet, Jill Treffeisen, Mary Carlton Hagan SECOND ROW — Brian Welborn, Rog- er Pyror 77 DANCE CONCERT FRONT ROW — Stephanie Smith, Rog- er Pryor SECOND ROW — Steve Greene, Traci Avant, Sonya Owen, Kimbley Smith The Dance and Concert Com- mittee of the Social Board is re- sponsible for planning and spon- soring dances and concerts throughout the year for the stu- dents. They are in charge of pro- viding the musicians, bands, and D.J. ' s for the dances such as the Christmas Formal, the Valentine Dance, and the Halloween Dance. 78 MOVIE VIDEO The Movie and Video Commit- tee selects and shows movies and videos on campus for the students to enjoy during their study breaks and leisure time. During the showing of movies in The Backroom, refreshments are served such as yogurt, pizza, popcorn, and cokes. Lee Glover, Melissa Mclntyre, Robin Heritage, Sharon Campbell, Stephanie Yaun, Kaylene Leary 79 PERFORMING ARTISTS Christine Ponder, Tracie Crews, Dickey McCarty, Nikl i Harrington, Jill Treffei- sen, Roberta Brabham The Performing Artists Com- mittee provides the students with the opportunity to be involved with the world of performers. This committee gives the stu- dents a chanc e to experience pro- ductions and to work with differ- ent talented artists. 80 PGBLICITY The Publicity Committee ' s job Caroline Netter, Chrissy Martin, Kristie is to inform the students about all Greene, Kimberie Mitchell the events that are held by the SGA Social Board. They use posters, banners, newsletters, and memos to publicize such events. 81 TOURNAMENTS CONTESTS Sandi Dukes, Mary Carlton Hagan, chelle DeLay, Sharon Crowley Mi- The Tournaments and Con- tests Committee sponsors differ- ent events such as the racquet- ball tournament, the roommate debate, and the Halloween Cos- tume Contest. This gives the stu- dents a chance to show skill and creativity through competitive events. 82 TRAVEL SHORTCOURSE The Travel and Shortcourse Committee provides extracurric- ular learning experiences and weekend trips for the students. Shortcourses such as shagging and self-defense along with snow ski trips give the students a chance to learn through recre- ational activities. Maxie Terry, Lynn Stoddard, Brian Wei- born, Allen White, Emily Richardson, Ni- cole Talley, Robbin Goldsmith 83 CAMPOS MINISTRIES OFFICERS FRONT ROW — Jennifer Rogers, Gina Norris, Robyn Tant, Jill Treffeisen, Su- san Smith SECOND ROW — Barbara Shetterly, Lavona Wheeler, Tim Edmonds, Paul Kelley, Mark Chambers, Lavenda Gar- ner The Campus Ministries Offi- cers are student leaders for the individual organizations within the Campus Ministries Organiza- tion. They are responsible for planning, supporting, and partici- pating in the fellowship and inspi- ration of the students in develop- ing their spiritual lives. 84 AGAPE Agape is composed of small groups of students that meet in the dorms for a special time of Bible Study, prayer, and fellow- ship. This gives the students a chance to share their thoughts and beliefs in a group environ- ment and to evaluate their own lives on a spiritual level. FRONT ROW — Mark Chambers, Ka- ren Benfield, Brian Waters, Julie Rawl- ings, Tony Smith SECOND ROW — David McAllister, Tracy Putnam 85 CRV V 1 i FRONT ROW — Brian Waters, Lavona Wheeler, Wendy Vickery, Gina Norris, Tony Smith SECOND ROW — Tracy Putnam, Craig Edwards, Kelly Vickery, Tricia Gardner, Charmin Feagin Church-Related Vocations As- sociation is made up of students who are interested and commit- ted to Christian service. This al- lows the students to receive first- hand experiences from different areas of the ministry through lec- tures, literature, and large organi- zational meetings. 86 MISSIONS SOCIAL ACTION The Missions Social Action di- vision of Campus Ministries is made up of three teams that min- ister to community groups at places such as Patrick B. Harris Psychiatric Hospital, the Boys Club, and Autumn Care Nursing Home. These students share to- gether with the individuals through Bible study, recreational activities, and fellowship. FRONT ROW — Bart Heard, Parker Sanders, John Schanen, Rusty Harper SECOND ROW — Gina Norris, Christy Copeland, Laurie Woods, Deiena Led- ford, Angie Gabele, Rhonda Galbreth THIRD ROW — Maria Wilbanks, Lorrie Cole, Jill Treffeisen, Charmen Feagin, Paul Kelley, David McAllister, Jennifer Rogers, Susan Smith, Robyn Tant 87 OGTREACH FRONT ROW — Michelle Elias, Mi- chelle Harter, Susan Smith, Kelly Vick- ery, Julie Rawlings SECOND ROW — Robyn Tant, John Schanon, Tracy Putnam, Craig Ed- wards, Paul Kelley, Tony Smith, La- venda Garner, Margaret Erwin, Wendy Vickery The group of students that forms Outreach is responsible for preparing and carrying out activi- ties for the students to fellowship together through casual ac- quaintances. This group is also in charge of the concession stands during the home sports activities. RESIDENT ASSISTANTS Resident Assistants are mem- bers of the Residence Life Staff that live in campus housing. These students are responsible for meeting the needs of the stu- dents on their halls and making the residence hall experience a positive one. FRONT ROW — Kelly Hemphill, Terr! Brandon, Lavenda Garner, Jill Treffei- sen, Susan Smith, Delenna Ledford, Ro- byn Tant, Lavona Wheeler SECOND ROW — Mark Chambers, Steve Ranhosky, David McAlister, Brian Whitley, Tommy Harrell, Allen White, Maxie Terry, Jason Tucker, Roger Pryor 89 AC AMBASSADORS FRONT ROW — Wendy Vickery, Kelly Vickery, Jennifer Wiseman, Kelly Alex- ander, Charmen Feagin, Erin Henry SECOND ROW — Rose Plyler, Kimber- ly Cross, Hannah Bratcher, William Su- merel, Roberta Brabham, Michelle Ellas, Sharon Smith AC Ambassadors are students that work with the Admissions Office. They help recruit new stu- dents by leading tours and assist- ing with the programs during Open House. 90 AC ECHOES The AC Echoes Staff is made up of a group of students with a unique talent of writing and re- porting. Along with Stephanie Jordan as editor, these students are responsib le for producing the campus newspaper twice a month. Lawrence Webb serves as faculty advisor. Stephanie Jordan, Nan Johnson, Mark Smith, Laurie Woods, John Edgemon, Connie Sullivan, Terri Brandon 91 PHI THETA KAPPA FRONT ROW — Kelly Griffin, Lucretia Bryant, Mendy Marcaurelle, Nan John- son, Denise Sayer SECOND ROW — Helen Adams, Jenni- fer Rogers, Myra Malone, Robin Heri- tage, Kelly Alexander, Kaylene Leary, Joye Wright THIRD ROW — Miriam Holden, Lisa Teat, Tony Smith, Tracy Putnam, Dr. Shirley Jacks (Sponsor), Christopher Gilmer, Steve Hopl ins, Brian Waters Phi Theta Kappa is an organi- zation for students tiiat focuses on academics and scholastic apti- tude. A student must have at least a 3.5 GPA to become a member of this national honor so- ciety. Phi Theta Kappa sponsors two college bowls each year, one for the students on campus and the other for local high school students. 92 GAMMA BETA PHI Gamma Beta Phi is another or- ganization for students that have shown achievement in academ- ics. Each student must have a 3.0 GPA in order to be selected for membership. These students attend different seminars and meetings that are based on a wide variety of topics. FRONT ROW — Anne Tompkins, Helen Adams, Kelly Vickery, Lori Cohen, Stephanie Jordan, Sandy Walker SECOND ROW — Tracy Small, Labar- bara Wardlaw, Terr! Brandon, Stephanie Ravan, Joye Wright, April Ernst, Kelly Hemphill, Susan Brothers THIRD ROW — David Bundy, Suzanne Holbrook, Maria Wilbanks, Shawn Dean, Miriam Holden. Lisa Teat, Robby Johnson, Daryl Simmons, Denise Say- er, Karina Bowlby, Paige Adams, Dr. John Lassiter, Dr. Charles Earl (Spon- sors) 93 LEARNING ASSISTANTS FRONT ROW — Suzanne Holbrook, Debbie Daugherty, Terri Brandon, Stephanie Ravan, Myra Malone, Kelly HempiiiJi, Labarbara Wardlaw SECOND ROW — Ashley Burnett, Nan Johnson, Doug Chappell, Helen Adams The Learning Assistance Cen- ter is made up of students that are selected according to faculty recommendation, SAT scores, and grade point averages. These students offer peer tutoring in a wide variety of subjects. 94 SPANISH CLUB 111 sp-f The Spanish Club is an orga- nized group of students that show a special interest in the Spanish language. During the meetings, the members discuss the Spanish language as well as the cultures of Spain and other Spanish-speaking countries. FRONT ROW — Tracy Putnam, Su- zanne Holbrook, Beth Crozier, Michelle DeLay, Ricardo Reyes SECOND ROW — Paul Kelley, Kim Ma- loney, Veronica Pettigrew 95 SCIENCE CLGB FRONT ROW — Chet Roetter, John Martin, Curt Brand, Craig Blackstock, Welsh Carson SECOND ROW — Bob Fries, Ken Smith, Jason Dailey, Dickey McCarty, Craig Weninger, Steve Ranhosky, Dan Justus, Kelly Alexander, Charles Earl The Science Club is made up of students that are interested in different fields of science. These fields might include astronomy, biology, chemistry, or physics. Throughout the year, the Science Club meets to discuss different areas and aspects of science. 96 OIK The OIK organization is a group of students who are inter- ested in clothing as well as the fashions of yesterday, today, and the future. The large production known as The Fashion Show is organized and sponsored by this organization. OIK is sponsored by Mary Martin. FRONT ROW — Melissa Mclntyre, Stephanie Smith, Kelli Patterson, Joye Wright, Sonya Owen, Kelly Vickery, Trade Crews SECOMD ROW — Emily Brown, Tom- my Harreli, Stephanie Ravan, Melissa Sanderson, Delenna Ledford, Caroline Metter THIRD ROW — Bud Williams, Kristie Greene, Sharon Crowley, Tara Miller, Anne Tompkins, Sandi Borgstedt, Aivin Walker, Kim Rosson, Sharon Campbell, Lavenda Garner, Robbin Goldsmith, Ter- ry Mitchell 97 STYLE Kimberly Cross, Gina Turbeville, Myra Style is a dance team made up Malone, Mary Carlton Hagan, Tracy of Students. They provide enter- Small, Angela Vatakis )..,;.,,„„„ j • ii_ u ir..- tainment during the half-time shows at the home basketball games. 98 PEP CLGB The Pep Club is made up of students that show school spirit at activities all over campus. The members of the organization give the sports teams the support and encouragement that are needed to win. FRONT ROW — Sherma Noel, Patricia Gilchrist, Annette Bender, Kim Brown, Robbin Goldsmith, Addrienne Walker, SECOND ROW — DeMarkes Stradford, Ronnie McCarrell, Sheretha Johnson, James Boston, Sam Patel 99 SAA FRONT ROW — Chrissy Martin, April Ernst, Jennifer Wetciiing, Joye Wrigiit, Erin Henry SECOMD ROW — Terri Brandon, Patri- cia Gilchrist, Rodney Whitfield, Laurie Woods, Christy Copeland, Tracy Small, Susan Smith THIRD ROW — Craig Edwards, Peter Craddock, Missy Looper, Jane Keith, Sheritha Johnson, Dickey McCarty, Ma- ria Wilbanks, Veronica Pettigrew, Kim- berly Brown, Sandi Borgstedt, Labar- bara Wardlaw, Stephanie Robinson, Eric Cooley The Student Alumni Associa- tion is made up of a group of students that promote interac- tion among present students and alumni of Anderson College through fundraising, alumni ac- tivities and events. 100 PHI BETA LAMBDA Phi Beta Lambda is an organi- zation for students that are inter- ested In a business career. Differ- ent business fields are explored by the organization during their meetings. The group also spon- sored a Lip Sync Contest for the students on campus. FRONT ROW — Alicia Butts, Joye Wright, Jill Keown, Traci Abbot, Tracie Crews SECOND ROW — Dickey McCarty, Todd Radlein, Kim Crocker, Chrissy Martin, Alvin Walker, Bud Williams, Jennifer Wiseman, Sandi Borgstedt, Eric Cooley 101 WIND ENSEMBLE The A.C. Wind Ensemble, un- der the leadership of Dr. Perry Carroll, features wind instru- ments and plays a wide variety of musical selectives for special oc- casions during the year. Dr. Perry Carroll, Phillip Pike, Jeff Smith, Scott Barrineau 102 AC ENSEMBLE FRONT ROW — Sherma Noel, Connie The A.C. Ensemble, under the Sullivan, Emily Brown, Sherry Irby, Stephanie Robinson, Kathy Borders, SECOND ROW — Annette Bender, Tra- cy Ricard, Loretta Jones, Kimberly Brown, Charlin Tabbs, Veronica Petti- grew, Robbin Goldsmith, Lashonda Blas- singame, Carlton Willis leadership of Leonard Johnson, sings a wide variety of music from popular to gospel spirituals. 103 ANDERSON COLLEGE CHOIR Soprano Karen Benfield Kelly Griffin Melanie Heyward Donna Hudson Myra Malone Christy Patterson Christine Ponder Andrea Ramsey Kimbley Smith Shannon Walston 1 avona Wheeler Tenor Brad Adams Matt Brown Whitley Davis Chris Jones Joel McCreight Phillip Pike Tracy Ricard James Strickland Carlton Willis Alto Lucretia Bryant Leigh Darby Robin Heritage Julia Loudermilk Mendy Marcaurelle Tracy Small Laura Smith Bass Kevin Belt Stephen Cater Mark Chambers Wesley Dove Chris Gibson Robby Johnson Tim Kelley Jason Mowen Jeff Smith Tony Smith Todd Spencer Michael Wingard Stan Wood The Anderson Col- lege Choir, under the leadership of Dr. Robert Heritage, performs a wide variety of music from classical to popu- lar to religious. They are featured in pro- grams throughout the year on the A.C. cam- pus. In addition, they participate in choir tours each semester which provide an op- portunity for them to display their talents both across the state of South Carolina as well as in cities around the nation. Dr. Robert Heritage, with Susan Baldwin as accompanist, leads the choir in a song. 104 Mernbers of Radiance include (soprano) Shannon Walston, Lavona Wheeler, and Christine Ponder, (alto) Lucretia Bryant, Leigh Darby, and Robin Heritage, (tenor) Brad Adams, Matt Brown, and Carlton Willis, and (bass) Kevin Belt, Mark Cham- bers, Wesley Dove, Robby Johnson, and Michael Wingard. AC BEAUTY COGRT Hannah Bratcher, Dana Keeler, Lisa Dantzler The contestants for the Anderson Col- lege Beauty Court were nominated and elected by the student body. The winners were announced during half-time of the men ' s basketball game against North Greenville. Dana Keeler was announced as Miss Anderson College while Hannah Bratcher was awarded the Miss Freshman title and Lisa Dantzler received the Miss Sophomore title. Sharon Crowley, Kristie Greene, Hannah Bratcher, Stacy Jones, Vickie Alexander, Karen Benfield Leigh Darby, Kelly Alexander, Dana Keeler, Lisa Dantzler, Tracy Small, Debbie Daugherty 105 WHO ' S WHO Mark Chambers Don Acevedo Leigh Darby Kelly Alexander Lavenda Garner Karen Gruca Tommy Harrell Dana Keeler 106 Myra Malone Mendy Marcaurelle Christy Pierce Jennifer Rogers Tracy Small Maxie Terry Lavona Wheeler Brian Whitley Lori Whitlow 107 ■ Vit 109 ■ ■ SPORTS GOLD I ■ ■-1 FRONT ROW — Pat Santifort, Scott Waisanen, Michelle Padilla, Michael Christie, Isidro Lledo, Robert Hendricks BACK ROW — Bobby Curtis, Jackie Mattress, Sherry irby, Kathy O ' Farrell, Russ Miller VOLLEYBALL FRONT ROW — Tashia Greene, Jennifer Mons, Emily Brown, Sandy Calhoun, Sherry Irby BACK ROW — Cole Tallman, Lori Whitlow, Jackie Mattress, Sheryl Mattress, Karen Gruca. m MEN ' S SOCCER FRONT ROW — Scott Waisanen, Joseph DaCosta, Albert Steede, Scott Betsinger, Jay Nivens, Glenn Tatum, Kirk Busby BACK ROW — Chris Miller, Brian Mills, Antonne Darrell, Kevin Keller, Phil Hill, Lance Hicklin, Chris Pearson, Tre Miller Albert Steede and Scott Betsinger lead the men ' s soccer team in a lap around the field. Scott Betsinger listens to instruction from the coacfi. Lance Hicklin and Robby Adams walk across the field. Albert Steede shows his fashion style before a game. 113 WOMEN ' S SOCCER FRONT ROW — Pat Santifort, Marsha Bader, Kris Botticello, Alice Fretwell, Caryn Millspaugh, Greg Stone BACK ROW — Connie Sullivan, Jessicca Viles, Mindy Ealing, Janet Murpiiy, and Michelle Padilla T14 ' f . Women ' s soccer team wait around for the visiting - ' team to show up. Big pep talk! Women ' s soccer team get inspired before the game. 115 BASEBALL First day of practices, the baseball team gets instructions from Coach Danyels. Miller Robinson runs after the ball. Clem Rogers shows his great pitching style in practice. T16 tp Russ Miller puts on his cleats before a game. Ashley Burnett shows his great throwing abili- H ty Baseball players watch practice from the bench. 117 SOFTBALL FRONT ROW — Amy Westbrook, Pat Santifort, Michele Padi- 11a, Kris Botticello, Karin Bowlby SECOND ROW — Janet Murphy, Conne Sullivan, Jessica Viles, Lisa Steddman, Alice Wingo 118 ¥. Michelle Padilla and Kris Botticello give each other some advice before a game. 119 MEN ' S TENNIS FRONT ROW — Manuel Moure, Isidro Lledo, Billy Eck, Joran Bergwall, KiyoshI Geda, Juan Sandoval BACK ROW — Jim Boykin, Raj Bonifacius, Bobby MacKinnon, John Meyer, Miles Sheldon, Nicklas Johansson Capturing two National Championsiiip Titles in tine past three years, the team is working hard, innproving, and trying for another championship. The team is very strong in doubles play. As for singles the team is solid. Coach Boykin commented that the team is well- balanced and depth of experience will help the team achieve the golds the team has set for this season. The combination of Interna- tional and American players has helped the team achieve success this season and move closer to the National Championship title. 120 v _i::;3 ' ; 1? T- ' 7-T ' f - ' ' ■ ' J ' - ' WJi f, f n ,C:T f . ' iljit iS The men ' s tennis team watches another match. WM ' ' Pilll «l John Meyer smiles as he waits for a return. Joran Bergwell and Billy Eck walk to practice. ' 121 WOMEN ' S TENNIS FRONT ROW — Kim Cole, Tabbie Cogsdill, Kristy Polk, Jill Keown, Magda Bobrovsky, Cathy O ' Farrell, Melissa Allen, and Susie Gardner (coach) 122 . , f f Lady Trojans ' Tennis Team prepares for a match. Magda Bobrovsky walks off the court with a winning smile. 123 MEN ' S BASKETBALL FRONT ROW — Furman Greene, Jeffrey Farmer, Daniel Sifford, Rodney Farring- ton, Wardell Sims BACK ROW — David Holloway, Plilliippe Smith, Brian Whitley, Charles Edmon- son, Larry McCloud, Bobby Curtis, Rodney English. 124 I Trojans fight for the basket. ! am not ready! Rodney English laces his shoes before the game. Larry McCloud puts his big shoe on his foot. 125 WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL Left to right — LaTonya Stephens, Kim Buchanan, Faye McCallum, Magda Bo- brovsky, Tashia Greene, Shery! Mattress, Markisha Vereen, Kim Pooler, Jennifer Mens, Jackie Mattress, Kathy Border, and Karen Gruca. 126 ■ i MBK«t)aiaH.Mi. aiia-.- . : Smile for Victory! Magda Bobrovsi y shows her victory smile after a game. Coach Gardner watches the basketball team practice. Laid Back! Jennifer Mens, Kim Buchannan, Sheryl Mattress, Karen Gruca, and Faye McCallum rest before a game. 127 TABLE TENNIS Cory Berkeley, Julian Mlllan, David Stout, Paul Normandin, Jorgen Elovsson, Brian Waters, Robert Hendricks, Steve Hopkins. 128 Rong Li and Christian Liliieroos practice tlieir returns. Cory Berkeley shiows his winning style for the camera. Steve Hopkins and Christian Liliieroos go through a series of drills during practice. Steve Hopkins shows his winning return In prac- tice. 129 Golf Stuart Thomas, David Jukes, Declan Cunning- ham, Steven Wolf, Jeff Ousley, Mike Christie, Troy Christensen (not pictured — Coach Clint Wright) 130 Cheerleaders First Row; Julie McCue, Kathy Sherman, Robyn Miller, Andrea Ramsay, and Robbie McAllister. Back Row: Kaylene Leary, Hannah Bratcher, Dana Keeler, Stacy Jones, and Tara Miller. 131 a . 132 ' -?!? M ' ' tta j M I l ' f , W i - 4 •i ' ' M J y Mgf ' y Wfm W 133 Lee Glover and Nan Johnson select the best pictures for a layout. Lee gathers more information for the Sports section. Lynn draws a layout for the Student Life section. 134 . . . Going For The Gold Columns Staff: Bottom row (l-r): Lynn Stoddard, Jane Keith, Nan Johnson; Second row: Lee Glover, Angela Addison, Craig Edwards; Third row: James Boston, Bob Hanley (Advisor). Lynn reads over Lee ' s shoulder to check copy. ! INan Johnson checks off an- other deadline. 135 The Gold Of Graduation President Hopkins con- gratulates Nan Johnson as tlie winner of the Presi- dent ' s Award for out- standing scholarship and service. 136 Denmark Society 137 Golden Times At A.C. Miss Dora Hancock greets all with a smile at the library. ■ t Working at the switchboard can be fun. u-- The A.C. Variety Show had its share of stars. ? rw. ' ,— -- r -■ That pitcher doesn ' t have a chance. 138 Mack Smith, Larry McCloud, and Bobby Curtis take a iunchi break. Students find interesting spots to study. ' 91 Ei W m -■ - :- ' = ■ K j it fi uH 1 ■ v 1k H Now wPiat is tiiis stuff I am eating? These freshmen enjoy a visit to the Hanley ' s home. 139 DR. MARK L. HOPKINS PRESIDENT DR. G. MELVIN HIPPS VICE PRESIDENT AND ACADEMIC DEAN 141 DR. JIM WHITLOW VICE PRESIDENT AND DEAN OF STUDENT DEVELOPMENT B.J. TAYLOR SR. VICE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTOR OF INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT 142 DR. C. RICHARD ROBERTS ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT GORDON KNIGHT VICE PRESIDENT OF BUSINESS AFFAIRS 143 SIDNEY KERR-MIZE ASSOCIATE DEAN OF STUDENT DEVELOPMENT i It DAVE LARSON ASSOCIATE DEAN OF FINE ARTS 144 A.C. TRUSTEES (Front Row) Rev. Dan Vincent, Lois Patterson, Dorothy Murphree, David Vandiver, (Second Row) Dr. Vernon Jeffords, T. Ed Garrison, Rev. Shields Cochran, Dan Phillips, (Third Row) Rev. Dan Gray, Philip Hare, T. Ree McCoy, (Fourth Row) Gwyn Moxley, Rev. Robert Freeland, David Satterwhite, Dr. Jerry Meal, (Not Pictured) Peggy Deane, Nellie Harvey, Bobby Whitehead, Judge Marc Westbrook 145 Jim Norment, Granny Grace Medlin, and Mrs. Taylor talk about how warm our weather has been this year. Faculty members, including Dr. Hopkins, enjoy the ban- quet. Dora Hancock answers the tele- phone at the library. Mrs. McKinney is busy correct- ing some papers. Granny serves a custonner in the morning rush. 147 Marvin and Bill take time out to smile for ttie camera. Dr. Bill Bridges sings. Dr. Englishi teaclnes Sociology to his class. 148 Sarah Sprague, Dr. Brena Walker, and Doug Davison have a serious conversation. 149 Daree Larson smiles for the camera from his office in the Fine Arts Center. Coach Gardener and Cathy O ' Far- c- r. rell leave the tennis courts after a f members en- joy lunch together. 151 Dr. K.N. Bame Sociology Annie Blackman Librarian Butch Blume Media Specialist Debbie Blume Coordinator of Academic Records Claudia Boles Director of Publication John K. Boyte Business Adm. Chairman Ruth Boyte Business Hugh Brinson Coordinator of Facilities Orene Brinson Postmistress Gail Bryant Music Secretary Pam Bryant Admissions Dr. Robert Burks Religion Chairman Dr. Perry Carroll Music Frankie Childress Business Dr. Jerry Clonts Biology Susan Coleman Student Activities Director Doug Davison English Jacque Davison Math Chairman Brenda DuBose Assistant Librarian Charles Earl Chemistry Chairman 152 Sarah Sprague, Dr. Brenda Walker, Joy Rish, Nancy Hanley, Ellen King, Doug Davi- son, and Bob Hanley pose for the camera. Sarah Sprague, Nan John- son, and Ellen King work in the newly formed Learning Assistant Center. Jim Whitlow, Kelly Alex ander, and Kathy Sher- man enjoy their lunch to gether. Rosa Lee Earle Housekeeping Robert Franks Business Kim Freeman Math Carolyn Qabbard Associate Dean Secretary Barbara Garrison Library Assistant Carolyn Granchelli Dora Hancock Library Assistant Bob Hanley English Nancy Hanley Reading and Study Skills Dr. Bob Heritage Music Henry Heun Maintenance Rick Hinshaw Director of Admissions Glen Huey Math Dr. Shirley Jacks French Chairman Mary Jones Secretary President Mr. Hanley takes a late afternoon break. 154 Kay Kent Secretary Counseling Sandy Kidd Chaplain Director Campus Min. Ellen King Math Donna Knighton Business Office David Korn Spanish John Lancaster Admissions The Watkins Teaching Center serves as the primary building for classes. Susan Wooten talks to in- coming freshmen at sum- mer orientation. 155 Thomas Watson poses for the camera. 1 Teachers enjoy re- freshments at a wel- come party for the librarians. Debbie Landritii Cashier Dr. John Lassiter History Steve Lytton Director Athletics Basketball Coach Dr. Eugene Mandrell Psychology Chairman Marion Mandrell Psychology Anne Martin Home Economics Mary Martin Fashion Merchandising Chairman Kathryn McGregor Business Chairman Dennis McKee Maintenance Lisa Medlin Secretary of Alumni Affairs Kevin Moore Speech Theatre Karen Morgan Nurse 156 Ellen King, Helen Adams, Sarah Sprague, and Su- zanne Holbrook take a break from their learning assis- tance training. Jim Morment Security Director Lorraine Orcutt Bookstore Assistant Marttia Powell Secretary of Campus Ministries Betty Jo Pryor Biology Tracy Rainey Accounts Payable Jean Ridley Reading Study Skills Joy Rish Math Sherry Senn Math 157 Bobbie Snipes Secretary of Admissions Saraln Sprague English Dr. Stuart Sprague Reiigion Pliilosophy Wanda Staggers Computer Science Cliairman Pat Stegall CRT Operator Alumni Records Denise Stevenson Speecin Ttieatre Chairman Kellie Tedder Math Eunice Thorne Secretary of Vice President Student Development Sandra Tinsley, Reading Ameldia Todd Printing Mailing Dr. Brena Walker English Ken Watkins Counselor Kelly Addis stops for a brief talk with Mrs. Hanley. 158 Lawrence Webb English and Journalism Jill Weir Administrative Assistant Frances Welborn Library Assistant Betty West Bookstore Manager Dr. Mona West Religion Dr. Bill West English Sara Westmoreland Switchboard Rick Whiten Assistant Director Admissions Granny and VIcki keep Susan Coleman faces the girls in line. another busy day. 159 Monica Abernathy Douglasville, GA Helen Adanns Anderson, SC Lee Adams Hartville, GA Paige Adams Decatur, GA Robbie Adams Starr, SC Angela Addison Lavonia, GA Kelly Alexander Greenville, SC Vickie Alexander Hartsviile, SC Dusty Allen Piedmont, SC Melissa Allen Cincinnati, OH Shanna Alley Iva, SC Gillian Amory Charleston, SC Gerrard Anderson Columbia, SC Arturo Arends Oranjerhad, SC David Armstrong Fountain Inn, SC Kim Ashley Belton, SC Marty Avant Hemingway, SC Traci Avant Summerville, SC Julie Bair Megget, SC Alicia Baldwin Johns Island, SC 161 Bart Barfield Columbia, SC John Bartlett North Charleston, SC Lisa M. Bartlett Bowersville, SC Tracy Beckman Irmo, SC Pam Bell Central, SC Annette Bender Pelzer, SC Joran Bergwall Clppsala, Sweden Craig Blackstock Taylors, SC Leigh Blackwelder Apopka, FL Magda Bobrovsky Duluth, GA Adrienne C. Bolden Abbeville, SC Kimberly Boling Chapin, SC Sandi Borgstedt Orangeburg, SC James Boston Charlotte, NC Pam Boyd Kingstree, SC Roberta Brabham Bamberg, SC David Brady Aiken, SC Terri Brandon Taylors, SC Morgan Brantley Winder, GA Hannah Bratcher Greenwood, SC 162 Michelle Bridges Greenville, SC Ansley Brown Rock Hill, SC Emily Brown Greenville, SC Kimberly Brown Greenville, SC Lisa J. Brown Greenville, SC Matt Brown Fair Play, SC Deborah Bryant Honea Path, SC Lucretia Bryant Anderson, SC Angela Buchanan Pendleton, SC Kim Buchanan Laurens, SC Jeff Bucknam Columbia, SC Janice Burdette Anderson, SC Ashley Burnett Lexington, SC Joan Butler Ninety Six, SC Alicia Butts Seneca, SC Sheila Butts Seneca, SC Sharon Campbell Liberty, SC Susana Campos Lima, Peru Vickie Carey Starr, SC Stefanie Carlyle Chesterfield, SC 163 Lorie Cathey Anderson, SC Clarence Caudill Camden, SC Pam Cercopely Goose Creek, SC Mark Chambers Fountain Inn, SC Doug Chappell Easley, SC Glen Childress Lavonia, GA Amy Clark Hilton Head, SC Tiffany Clark Charleston, SC Tabitha Cogsdill Laurens, SC Lori Cohen Marietta, SC Edna Coker Clemson, SC Kim Cole Clemson, SC Lorrie Cole Camden, SC Eric Cooley Detroit, Ml Christy Copeland Hopkins, SC Sharon Copeland Anderson, SC Lynn Cox Greenville, SC Tracie Crews Greenwood, SC Kim Crocker Walhalla, SC Kimberly Cross Clinton, SC 164 Sharon Crowley Greer, SC Beth Crozier Athens, Ga Pell Culler Orangeburg, SC Joseph DaCosta Hamilton, Bermuda Jason Dailey Greenville, SC Cindy Daniel Iva, SC Lisa Dantzler Lexington, SC Leigh Darby Belton, SC Debbie Daugherty Greer, SC Shawn Dean Anderson, SC Michelle DeLay Danielsville, GA Gia LeLuca Mount Pleasant, SC Allen Dempsey Grovetown, GA Mary DeVeaux Charleston, SC Chris Dorsey Columbia, SC Michelle Dove Anderson, SC Tara Drake Anderson, SC Tuesday Duckett Eastover, SC Kim Dunn Anderson, SC Charles Edmonson Douglas, GA 165 Christy Pierce and Sandy Dukes siiow off tlieir fiamin- jracy Richardson, library help- 90s. er, stamps a book for Hank. Practicing their shots, the guys warm up before an intramural game. 166 Angela Mullis, Gina Turbeville and Carolina Townes take tinne out in the canteen. 167 Craig Edwards Greer, SC Michelle Elias Wessington Springs, SD Brad Ellinger Greer, SC Joann Ellison Greenville, SC Kim Ellison Anderson, SC Rusty EIrod Easley, SC Rodney English Denmark, SC April Ernst Liberty, SC Margaret Erwin Iva, SC John Erwin Myrtle Beach, SC Tracie Etters Columbia, SC Shirlane Feagin Georgetown, SC Myra Finley Aiken, SC James Floyd Timmonsville, SC Marie Fogle Columbia, SC Amanda Foster Easley, SC Scarlett Foster Jon Fowler Anderson, SC Julie Fowler Gainesville, GA Melissa Frasier Williamston, SC 168 Ashlyn Freeman Greenville, SC Duane Gabbard Anderson, SC Angle Gable Greenville, SC Rhonda Gallbreath Pickens, SC Cindy Galloway Central, SC Louie Gambrell Spartanburg, SC Heather Gantt Batesburg, SC Patricia Gardner Charlotte, NC Lavenda Garner Greenville, SC Catherine Gartner Roswell, GA Mitzi Gary Spartanburg, SC Blake Gibson Fair Play, SC Brenda Giles Anderson, SC Les Gilmore Greer, SC Lee Glover Monks Corner, SC Robbin Goldsmith Taylors, SC Samuel Green Anderson, SC Kristie Greene Greenville, SC Stephen Greene West Palm Beach, FA Sherry Gregory Belton, SC 169 Kelly Griffin Simpsonville, SC Sonja Griffin Alliens, GA Karen Gruca Hendersonville, NC Susan Gunter Stone Mountain, SC Mary Carlton Hagen Abbeville, SC Scott Hagler Charlotte, NC Angela Hall Easley, SC Brian Hall Wanda Hanford Anderson, SC Janine Hare Marietta, GA Rusty Harper Greer, SC Daren Harmon Clayton, GA Tommy Harrell Varnville, SC Sandy Harrelson Easly, SC Nikki Harrington Lowell, NC Kim Harrison Lumberton, NC LaShauna Harrison Seneca, SC Michelle Harter Boone, NC Lisa Hatch Newberry, SC Stephen Hattrich Columbia, SC 170 Lisa Haupfear Laurens, SC Sonja Hawkins Deanna Haynes Rock Hill, SC Bart Heard Laurens, SC Kelly Hemphill Piedmont, SC Robin Heritage Anderson, SC Melanie Heyward Bluffton, SC Daphne Hill Anderson, SC Suzanne Holbrook Hartwell, GA Miriam Holden Anderson, SC Holly Hollingsworth Anderson, SC Steve Hopkins Anderson, SC Anita Hyrsikos Greenville, SC Donna Hudson Foutain inn, SC Sherry Irby Spartanburg, SC Shannom Jernigan Clinton, SC Toni Johns Elberton, SC Jenny Johnson Charleston, SC Lynn Johnson Anderson, SC Michelle Johnson Hickory, NC 171 |-i|  Tuesday Duckett and Rodney Roommates Catherine Gartner f ll I Farrington share their Valen- and Rose Plyler show their friendship by sharing their bed. Donna Hudson and Tim Kelley spend their summer-like after- noon in the gazebo. 172 Rodney English, Bobby Curtis, Daryl Bowie, and Brian Whitley do important work in the li- brary. 173 Nan Johnson Lancaster, SC Robby Johnson Woodruff, SC Brian Jones Landrum, SC Loretta Jones Fountain Inn, SC Stephanie Jordan Williamston, SC Dana Keeler Greenville, SC Jane Keith Chappells, SC Jill Keown Anderson, SC Anna Kesler Anderson, SC Tanya Kidd Anderson, SC Ashly Koontz Danielsville, GA Matthew Krasowski Manasquan, NJ Kaylene Leary Anderson, SC Jody LeCroy Belton, SC Delenna Ledford Taylors, SC Beth Lee Taylors, SC Michelle Lesley Easley, SC Julie Lewis Abbeville, SC Michael Lewis Honea Path, SC Misty Liles Williston, SC MA Christian Lillieroos Anderson, SC Jolinda Litchfield Bonneau, SC Isidro Lledo San Juan Alicia, Spain Lesley Looper Easley, SC Julia Loudermilk Walhalla, SC Kitty Love Denmark, SC Shanna Lowe Anderson, SC Staffan Lundgren Sweden Andi Lynch Laurens, SC Shawn MacPherson Atlanta, GA Laura Mahaffey Anderson, SC Myra Malone Greenville, SC Kim Maloney Ruffin, SC Mendy Marcaurelle Anderson, SC Chris Martin Inman, SC Liz C. Martinez Mexico City, Mexico Richard Mashburn Pelzer, SC Amy Matthews Greenville, SC Elizabeth Mayfield Anderson, SC Donna Maynor Anderson, SC 175 Robbie McAllister Greenville, SC Faye McCallum Jamaica, NY Dickey McCarty, Jr. St. Augustine, FL Julie McCue Easley, SC Amanda McCullough Mt. Pleasant, SC Angela McCullough Belton, SC Melissa Mclntyre Kennesaw, GA Bobby McKinnon Greensboro, NC Larry McClrnock Danielle Messer Charleston, SC Kimberle Mitchell Altanta, GA Gina Miley Brunson, SC Marty Miley Brunson, SC Katherine Miller Anderson, SC Robyn Miller Clemson, SC Tara Miller Tampa, FL Jennifer Mills Elberton, GA Caryn Millspaugh Roswell, GA Kenneth Mims, Jr. Isle of Palms, SC Terry Mitchell Kennesaw, GA 176 Christine Mucheck Atlanta, GA Jennifer Mons Jacksonville, FL Jill Moody Easley, SC Susan Moore Clearwater, SC Jason Mowen Greenville, SC Michael Needham Clinton, SC Caroline Netter Paoli, PA Sheila Neuse Starr, SC Davis Norment Montgomery, AL Anne Marie Norris Beiton, SC Jennifer O ' Barr Anderson, SC Cathy OFarrell Columbia, SC Kristy O ' Keiley Gainsville, GA Natasha Olden Wedgefield, SC Sonya Owen Sapphire, NC Michele Padiila Altamonta Springs, FA Clara Palacio Greer, SC Jolynn Parchen Charleston, SC Sam Patel Mauldin, SC Kelli Patterson Calhoun Falls, SC 177 Christy Copeland studie s for her religion class. talk in the colonade at Den- mark. Faye McCallum shows us her ever present smile. Lisa Dantzler and Kim Rosson pose for the camera. 178 Freshmen get acquainted at the beginning of the year. Susan Smith and Terri Brandon discuss plans in the Maude Watkins Parlor. 179 Scott Peeler Columbia, SC Veronica Pettigrew Timmonsville, SC Anna Pinckney Beaufort, SC Rose Plyler Rock Hill, SC Kristy Polk Columbia, SC Christine Ponder Liberty, SC Neal Preveaux Canadys, SC Ashley Price Lexington, SC Todd Radlein Summerville, SC Jennifer Rask Summerville, SC Ashley Ramey Laurens, SC Andrea Ramsay Pleasant Garden, NC Stephanie Ravan Greenville, SC Suzi Reeves Anderson, SC Rhonda Revis Salem, SC Dawn Renton Tracy Richard Lexington, SC Brad Richardson Fair Play, SC Emily Richardson Gastonia, NC David Rivers Clinton, SC 180 Rob Roberts Summerville, SC Hunter Robinson Summerville, SC Shawn Robinson Westminster, SC Stephanie Robinson Greenville, SC Chet Roetter Columbia, SC Jennifer Rogers Greenville, SC Clem Rogers Aiken, SC Lissa Roper Westminster, SC Joseph Rosemond Easley, SC Catherine Rossi Cola, SC Kim Rosson Leesville, SC Kim Rothell Walhalla, SC Eric Rucker Hartwell, GA Sylvia Rucker Hartwell, Ga Melissa Sanderson Seneca, SC Parker Sanders Columbia, SC Denise Sayer Elberton, SC Tonya Scarbrough Westminster, SC Klaus Schoening Simpsonville, SC Sonya Seastrunk Cola, SC 181 Shannon Shaw Honea Path, SC Jody Shealy Chapin, SC Kathleen Sherman Greer, SC Barbara Shetterly Columbia, SC Krista Shetterly Columbia, SC David Shiflet Clinton, SC Kelly Shiflet McCormick, SC Donna Simpson Williamston, SC Tammy Skelton Pendleton, SC Tracee Slagle Anderson, SC Tracy Small Heath Springs, SC Kimbley Smith Pelzer, SC Laura Smith Westminster, SC Mark Smith Bamberg, SC Richie Smith Spartanburg, SC Sharon Smith Marietta, GA Stephanie Smith Greer, SC Susan Smith Piedmont, SC Tony Smith Leesviile, SC Jennifer Spear Abbeville, SC 182 WifT f y ' SSSBlSEtSMSSSSi i ' Todd Spencer Williamston, SC Troy Spires Lowndesville, SC John Steckel Hilton Head, SC Sherri Stewart Anderson, SC Lynn Stoddard Gray Court, SC Holly Stokes Denmark, SC Demarkes Stradford Van Wyck, SC Shawn Streeter Columbia, SC James Strickland Spartanburg, SC Connie Sullivan Ft Lauderdale, FA William Sumerel Inman, SC Elvia Swainson Columbia, SC Charlin Tabbs Abbeville, SC Nicole Talley Pickens, SC Amy Tankersley Marietta, SC Robyn Tant Simpsonville, SC Glenn Tatum Atlanta, GA Amanda Taylor Anderson, SC Cindy Taylor Greenville, SC Maxie Terry Laurens, SC 183 Taking a break from dancing, Donna Hudson and her date pose for a picture. Karen Rucker studies for an im- portant test in the Library. Andrea Ramsey in ac- tion on the telephone. 184 Laura Ballenger and Leigh Blackwelder stand outside Ab- ney Gym after a game. Dickey McCartey gets informa- tion from Gina INorris, Jennifer Rogers, and Robin Tant about Campus Ministries. Jane McKown talks with frien ds after Cele- bration. 185 Leslie Tester Aiken, SC David Thompson Pelzer, SC Lisa Thompson Seneca, SC Jeff Tomlin Statesville, NC Ann Tompkins Akron, OH Connie Trainor Abbeville, SC Jill Treffeisen Behemia, NY Heather Truluck Hilton Head, SC Jason Tucker Cllmer, SC Gina Turbeville Summerton, SC Kiyoshi CJeda Tokyo, Japan Angela Vatakis Anderson, SC Cheryl Vaughn Belton, SC Melissa Vaughn Anderson, SC Kelly Vickery Wessington, SD Wendy Vickery Wessington, SD Jessicca Viles Lexington, SC Alvin Walker Clemson, SC Shannon Walston Clemson, SC Labarbara Wardlaw Greenville, SC 186 Brian Waters Anderson, SC Vince Watkins Sumter, SC Brian Watson Easley, SC Christy Watt Simpsonville, SC Brian Welborn Laurens, SC Turner Welcli Greer, SC Craig Weninger Greer, SC Belinda West Edgefield, SC Jennifer Wethington Fountain Inn, SC Angie Wham Walhaila, SC Lavona Wheeler Toccoa, GA Allen White Fair Play, GA Billy White Spartanburg, SC Rodney Whitfield Anderson, SC Eric Whitlock Liberty, SC Lori Whitlow Anderson, SC Dawn Wiechman Charleston, SC Maria Wilbanks Greer, SC Letitia Williams Greenwood, SC Monica Williams Anderson, SC Timothy Williams Taylors, SC Kevin Wimberiy Lugoff, SC Jennifer Wingo Anderson, SC Jennifer Wiseman Greenwood, SC Laurie Woods Piedmont, SC Joye Wright Starr, SC Lorena Wright Starr, SC William Yates, Jr. Seneca, SC Stephanie Yaun Chapin, SC Angela York Calhoun Falls, SC 168 Alvin Walker and Patri- cia Gilchrist take time out for some fun. | lAlice Fretwell laughs at the computer. Jill and Darlene wait with La- venda Gardner while she is on R.A. duty in Pratt. Robin Heritage, Mark Chambers, and Karen Benfield talk after Wednesday night Cele- bration. Russ Rogers pleads with the photographer, Don ' t take my pic- ture, please! 189 i w i ' fl 31A . Lee Glover and Jane Keith ob- serve Mr Hanley ' s welcome for Nan Johnson Many interested students crowd around the college repre- sentative all seeming to enjoy what he has to say. 190 The Anderson College Choir gives Dr. Heritage their full attention while warming up before chapel. Pratt basement girls reveal their secret San- tas during their Christ- mas party. Only at A.C. a couple of clowns, G.I. Joe, and a rabbit could get along. At a girls ' volleyball game, Faye McCallum, Pat Santi- fort, and Margaret Flem- ming keep the clock and the books. 191 Excited about their first year at college, tiiese students social- ize during prep week at the Hanley ' s house. Going through the sa ad bar line are Caroline Netter, Cathy Rossi, and Damon Drake. Talking over lunch, .Amy Morris, Mrs. Senn, and Ken Carter discuss A.C. so far. At a teacher ' s home, Chearin Fee gin and David Rivers talk and ge to know each other during orient, tion. 132 Columns Staff Lee Glover Sports Editor Lynn Stoddard Student Life Editor : -Isi • .:a • -4 ■.■A nan Johnson Club Editor . •. a Angela ,....., Addison ' ■ ' ■ - Class Editor James Boston Fliotographer Jane Keith Copy Editor Craig Edwards .- Copy Editor Bob Hanley . .. Advisor