Atlanta Christian College - Harvester Yearbook (East Point, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1978 volume:

With An Increasing Awareness Of The Need For Christian Leaders, Atlanta Christian College ' ls Dedicated TO The Training Of Men And Women For Christian Service. Committed Men and Women Prepare To Serve Their Lord Better At . V Atlanta Christian College. Their Goal Is To Grow. Jesus Crew In Four Ways: He Grew In Wisdom, In StatUre And In Favor With God And Man. May We Be Like Christ! w! MWWWf WHY $KNMAHIYMH . .,H Contents , Title Page... x SOpening ..... 5Areas of Growth Social ....... ...8 Physical, .52 Mental .............................................. 70 ' Spiritual .. ....112 Closing ........ ....126 1Patrons ................................................ 131 1' R Dedication. ....132 '. Directory ....... ....134 , 2:: ' Index ................ ....136 . N 'vEditor's Page... ....138 Opvningy p .l Hf.j E G E .L IL 0 C. NV M TI. 5, R .H C AV TI N A. L T An tizilitiz W . . 1, .a 1..kti!v;!ll$4ll ??JEI' w l. ing more and more ights as he reads. ind themselves spend ighl ith h students f time in the library. Benny Sm AS THE YEARS go by, THE HALLWAY FILLS with people as classes change. 105tudent Life AN EMPTY CLASSROOM is a rare scene. Student L'ifeN1 WHILE THE WEATHER is warm, sitting outside on the wall by Head Hall makes a good place to sit and talk. Brenda Hutchison and John Roberts enjoy the late afternoon. THE CIVIL WAR trench is a favorite spot on campus for talking or for just being alone. Benny Smith and Peggy Bradford enjoy a solitary conversation. 1NFavorite Spots B.ECKY BAILY AND Bill Ferguson sit on the rock by Roberts Hall. Favorite SpotsH3 ipt Fun, Food, And Fellowsh twhk .51; i: .a t 1:13.15: t .l! DWAYNE WYLDS PREPARES to serve the ball. BENNY SMITH BUYS a treat from one of the machines in the SUB. 14tSUB 'fhe S'UB. Al the break up into .Cm.t valxn... Ll Tknamvmnlluhawg , .,K..,t NM t. erhllmc haw l IT'S EXCITING WHEN the mail goes out. Dwayne Wylds ALAN EDDLETON WATCHES TV in the SUB, one of the finds his box full. students favorite activities. SUBHS Ore Than lust Three Meals A Day THE CAFETERIA IS mo e than juth three mealsVa day, it is a time to relax and enjoy tallifnand laughing with other students. The atmosphere of togetherness prevails when meal time rolls around. Here, Rhonda; uri,and:,:$tiajwartv Smith, along with Kevin Hedlund, enjoy an eyening 16wCafeteria OF COURSE, EATING is the main reason for going to the cafeteria. Dennis Burgess looks the camera's way while eating. ge student. Many jobs are supplied by H gafeteria for Hilton Campus Food ignCoates serves dinneir to the . 2 . SITTING AROUND LAUGHING after eating is an enjoyable past time. John Roberts and Brenda Hutchison engage in some good laughs. CafeteriaN7 The ACC Marriage M yth 1's THE MARRIAGE OF Kathy and Eddie Bowen is one of the results of ACC romance. Here they are at their reception. What is the.ACC marriage myth? The myth is that all girls come to ACC to get married. To set the record straight, this is not true. All girls do not come to ACC to get married. The fact is most girls end up getting married before they graduate or at least have one foot down the aisle. However, many will tell you they had no such intention before they came. What's so unusual anyway? ACC has some of the finest Christian men and women 18lDating and Marriage and it is only natural that many would find a life-partner on campus. Dating at ACC is more com- parable to a matCh-making game in a small town. This has some advantages and some disadvantages. Dating is also considered spending a lot of time together rather than merely going out. There is one sure thing about the subject of dating and marriage at ACC e come summer, bells will be ringing. DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER! Here are just a few of the girls who have received diamonds while at ACC. RINGING THE BELL at New Head Hall is a frequent occurance. JWAI'JTT, ma IDIEM r- '3. t 1'? W I; . ,. A . . M! .' . . ., . I lTvHEAEESIDENTAL AREA on campus proVities a . ; , - ' - , , , . A l cvqufqr married couples to live. Dating and Marriageh9 Right Around Town 1 '. 43 Ms. Q3 GREENBRIAR SHOPPING MALL is only five minutes away and x J :3 sdpplies students with not only a place to shop, but to work. 3? likqigsKer employed at such places as Chick-Fil-A, ' 's Igieh's, Woolworth's and Russell Stover's. A$ 203Community A QUICK TREAT at Taco Bell always does the trick'for a growling .y stomach. Taco Bell, located on Washington Road, is one of the ' most visited places around. A. WWW zeiaig'miz , 'W33 . WM z, gigw 1-13. fF-d' m ! T m4; , K-MART IS THE saving store, where your dollar buys you more. K-Mart is located on Headland Drive and is a popular place to buy supplies. THERE'S NOTHING LIKE a Big Mac attack when the hunger pangs strike. McDonald's is located on Campbelllon. fl'lel-o-fislz SANDWICH CommunityW21 Ne ver-Ne ver Da y THE CAPTAIN MAKES his entry with sword at his side. Robin Davis takes charge in Sneak Day activities. THE Gl LS IN Dodson Dorm reallyeg' harassi fthe senior girls. Shaving cre ; littermy' ' name it. ' M g ZZhSneak Day CAM HUXFORD MAKES his way to the court ready to make his debut as Peter Pan! MR. GROOVER DOESN'T know how to react as Randy Hillhouse proposes to him. Sneak 'DayQ3 Carol Click I5 Crowned At Half- Time ZLVHochorhing PAM HOPSON, SPONSOR for the Student Government is chosen as first-runner up. AN EXPRESSION OF disbelief is displayed as Carole Click hears her name announced as the new queen. Tommy Howard, Vivian Riley, Nick Cuenro, Deana Buckner, Ken White, Edwina Fuller, Jamcs While, Sandy Hood, Gregg Hoover, Phyllis Hoover 1976-77 Queen, Cam Huxford, Tammy Waybright, Doug Higgins, Pam Hopson, Tim Eastman, Pam Davis, Terry Tyree, and Carole Click. HomecomingUS Carole Click - Senior Class Sponsor Vivian Riley - Junior Class Sponsor Escorted by Terry Tyree Escorted by Tommy Howard 49'! -. .y Pam Davis - Sophomore Class Sponsor Deana Buckner - Freshman Class Sponsor Escorted by Tim Eastman Escorted by Mike Alread 26bHomecoming Pam Hopson - Student Government Sponsor Escorted by Doug Higgins t . .7;. or. F3?! Tammy Waybright - Service Organizations Sponsor Escorted by Cam Huxford Edwina Fuller - Athletics Sponsor Escorted by Les Brown Sandy Hood - Music Department Sponsor Escorted by James White HomecomingH? An ACCTradition Of Love Mammy THE CHORDS FROM Youngstown, Ohio provided an entertaining program of gospel and popular music. MR, AND MRS. Wye Huxford enjoy the entertainment at the banquet. 285wecthcart Banquet 7-he Sweetheart Banquet has become a tradition of love at ACC. When February arrives, there is an excitement on campus. The Sweetheart Banquet is the only formal occasion that the entire student body has an op-x portunity to attend. It is one of the social highlights of the year. This year's banquet was enjoyed tremendously by those who attended. ROBIN AND SANDRA Davis were chosen as Ideal Couple. This award is voted among the students and announced at the Banquet. IDEAL GIRL IS also chosen by popular vote Pam Hopson was awarded this honor. Paul Chappell was chosen as Ideal Boy, but was not available for a photograph. Sweetheart BanqueM29 4,. ,- The Many Organizations Of ACC -Mqu aw kwfg Mbtg. W J: THE STUDENT COUNCIL poses for a family portrait in the Governor's office. .This organization has the responsibility of planning and coordinating student activities throughout the school year. Spiritual Emphasis Week, Sweetheart Banquet, Spring Picnic, Christmas activities, and weekend films and entertainment are all part of the council's work. . CQUNCIL MEMBERS RELAX in Governor George Busbee's office, above. Student Council Officers, right: Joe Huxford, Activities; Bob McGuire, President; Mark Reinke, Treasurer. Not pictured are Wilbur Wallace, Recorder; Daryl Comptom, Vice-President. 30t5tudent Council Provide Opportunities For Growth... a ii A E Senior Representatives: Junior Representative: Sophomore Representatives: Freshman Representatives: Allen Howard, Cam Huxford Chuck Dodd, Dorm Council: Clay Perkins, Mark Henderson Kimi Portwood, Mark Sams Ronda Alexander Student CounciV31 N. . In Fellowsh 3NStudent Activities : 9 And Sharing. . . Student ActivitiesX33 Growth In Teaching And FOUR WHO DARED! Scott Gregory, Stan Coatek-Secretary, Cam Huxford-President, Dillard Weaver Chaplain. Serving as resident advisors this year are Bob McGuire and Mark Reinke. 3MMen's Dorm Council cg Learning Responsibility. . . Diane Hill, Becky Bailey, Sandra Sechrest, Brenda Hutchison, Carolyn Ritchie, Pam Davis, Pam Hopson, Betty Johnston, Donna Massey, Freda Filz, Tami Henderson. Officers: Pam Hopson Vice-Pre5ident, Becky Bailey-Trcasurcr, Brenda Hutchison-President, Sandra SechrcsI-Sccretary, Diane HiH-Dorm Council Representative. Women's Dorm CoUnciV35 Growth In Serving Together Officers, left to right: Stan Coates Secretary - Treasurer, Paul ChappelI President, Dennis Burgess-Chaplain, Tim Eastman Vice - President. Front row: Richard Daugherty, Chuck Oden, Haywood Frame. 2nd row: Terry Tyree, Mike Richards, Kevin Adam, Ken White, Stan Coates. 3rd row: Clay Perkins, Chuck Hassel, Tim Eastman, Mike Alread, Frank Sturgill, Bill Ferguson, Dennis Burgess. 4th row: Paul Chappell, Cam Huxford, Oak tree, Carlton Brown, Kelley Gowan, Mark Hassler. 36AXKA A5 Brothers In Chr'st. . . -Ilill.l- lil LfLELI-I-l- -..-- Officers, left to right: Mark Henderson Secretary-Treasurer, Wye Huxford-Sponsor, Randy Barnhart-President, Scott Gregory- Vice-President, Dillard Weaver-Chaplain. Front row, seated: Scott Gregory, Randy Barnhart, Mark Henderson, Dillard Weaver. 2nd row: Wye Huxford, Scott Downs, Stewart Smith, Alan Eddleton, Randy East, Carl Henry, Jesse Prophitt. 3rd row: Greg Hogan, John Roberts, Jack Hay', Cecil Ross, Darius Lecesne, Doug Huggins. ATFJ 37 And Clarifying God As Front row: Janice Harris, Vicki Parham, Sherri Scott, Pauletta Johnson; Second row: Becky Eynon, Nancy Noblitt, Sandra Sechrest, Martie Marshall, Carole Click, Beth Turner, Kimi Portwood, Carolyn Ritchie, Sandra Hood; Third row: Brenda Hutchison, Beth Williams, Melody Rhodes, Peggy Bradford, Sharon Hall, Terry Baldwin, Joni Gastfield, Becky Cook, Sharon Kelley, Ronda Alexander, Vicki Huxford, Jill Reinke, Deana Buckner. Club Officers: Vice-President, Brenda Hutchison; Historian, Janice Harris; Secretary, Carole Click; President, Peggy Bradford; Pledge Trainer, Ronda Alexander; Sponsor, Vicki Huxford; Treasurer, Sharon Kelley. BWAG Sisters In Christ. Front row, sitting: Debbie Jones, Theresa Crawford, Joni Puckett, Rhonda Calhoun, Charlene Buffalow. 2nd row: Racheal Scaffe, Pam Davis, Karen Nutting, Pam Hopson, Judy Hartless, Edwina Fuller, Vicki Edmunson. 3rd row: Sharon Hatfield-Sponsor, Diane Hill, Donna Massey, Freda Filz, Becky Bailey, Mary Crowe, Laura Parish. Officers, left to right: Pam Hopsonv-President, Daine Hill-Historian, Judy Hartless-Secretary, Donna Massey-Chaplain, Freda Filz Treasurer, Edwina Fuller-Vice-President. EIXB9 Learning To Live For Others And Vat: ' , I 3 Q, I I V V, -, w :3 -- , x F l. I 9 WW , N , 5 41:2: 1! - '1 t- um. U x -V. , , Lax Standing: Tammy Waybright, Rhonda Calhoun Project Chairman, Brenda Blaylock, Lorraine Harmon, Becky Eynon, Joni Gatsfield, Michele Van Hook, Sandy Hood, Sheri Scott. Kneeling: Cam Huxford President, Richard Daugherty-Chaplain, Randy Smith-Vice-President. Not pictured: Charlene Buffalow Secretary. AS ROTARACT MEMBERS look on, the Mayor of East Point signs a bill announcing Youth Week . A WILLINGNESS TO do less pleasant jobs is the serving spirit of Rotaract. 4WRotaract Encourage Loved Ones Who Serve. . . First row, sitting: Marcella Rowe, Jill Collins, Mrs. Olin Hay-Advisor, Joyce Ogelsby, Linda Davidson. Standing: Phyllis Hoover, Joanne Kastle, Cheryl Fiser, Leslie Randall, Gaye Walk, Clorenda Jeanes, Nancy McClintock, Mori Wilson, Lynn Peterson, Ernestine Terriaco, Dot Brennan, Sue Ann Cordell, Sandra Davis. Not pictured; Mrs. Denver Sizemore-Advisor. HR 1 K, ,' MRS. ROBIN DAVIS listens to the speaker at the monthly W.A.C.C. meeting. Programs are regularly presented for the enrichment of women who's husbands are in full-time ministry. Officers, standing: Mori Wilson-President, Nancy McClintock-Vice-President. Sitting: Earnestine Terriaco-Treasurer, Dot Brennan-Historian, Linda Davidson-Secretary. W.A.C-.C.M1 Learning To Give T0 Others ONE OF THE Missions Council's duties is to make sure our weekly missionary offering is collected and sent to our chosen missions projects. Chuck Oden, a sophomore, helps the Council do their job. THE MISSIONS COUNCIL is composed of students interested in the missions program of ACC. They help in planning the program for the annual Missions Emphasis Week held in September. They also work with the administration in deciding what missions the student's will support. This year's Council members are: Bob McGuire, Celeste Evans, Doug Higgins, Charlene Buffalow, and Gerry Mount. 4NMissions Council MR. MOSES WADE leads his people through the wilderness of Kennesaw Mtn. THE CAMPING CLUB finds enjoyment, fellowship, and adventure in the great outdoors! Standing: Mr. Wade, spoqsor; Bob McGuire, Richard Daugherty, Becky Bailey, Secretary; Alan Eddleton; Pam Davis, Treasurer. Sitting: Tim Eastman, PreSIdent. Camping ClubM3 Gro wth In Discovering SURPRISE! by Fred Carmichael Cast: Margot Lister .................................................................... Tricia Patterson Pearl Dubbins... ....Shelia Forrester Virgil Dubbins .................................................. ...Jonathon Cloud Ella Wimsley ..................................................... ...Racheal Scaffe Ted Hazeltineu. ........ Chuck Dodd Peter Cort ............. ...Tommy Howard Scott Axelrod ................ Kevin Adam Eunice Cort ...... ...Ann Coldsberry The Stranger ..... ...Bud Robinson Carol Wimsley.. ............................................. Vivian Riley Morgan Crux.... ............................................ Tim Eastman Man ........................ Can Huxford Director ............................................................................. Ralph C. Warren Set ............................................................................................... Charles Romans Lionel Marmolejo Buddy Harris Sammy Warren Hank Melton 4MHeritage Players And Developing Talents. FRANKENSTEIN Adapted from Mary Shelly' 5 classic by Tim Kelley Cast1Ernst ................................. Tim Eastman Sophie .............................. ....Jill Reinke Victor Frankenstein. ....... Cam Huxford Elizabeth ................................ Joni Puckett Henry .................................. Kevin Adam ...... Racheal Scaffe ....... Doug Higgins Frau Frankenstein ..... The Creature .......... Justine ..................... ........... Sharon Hall Director .......................... Ralph C. Warren Set ............ ..Charles Romans, Buddy Harris Sammy Warren, Hank Melton Bill Ferguson Lights .......................... Jim Snell, Mark Warren Promptors... ...Pam Davis, Michele Van Hook Heritage PlayersMS Uniting A5 Instrumen t5 - ..,, Front row: M. Reinke, D. Jones, N. Noblitt, D. Collins, S. Sechrest, P, Johnson, B. McGuire, T. Henderson, C. Ritchie, C. Perkins, J. Click, E. Fuller, Director D. Jacoby Second row: P. Chappell, B. Williams, D. Massey, M. Sams, V. Riley, C. Click, K. White, R. Alexander, D. Hill, E. Greenway, S. Hood, 5. Kelley, J. Prophitt. Back row: M. Van Hook, C. Huxford, R. Scaffe, M. Crowe, D. Higgins, B. Hutchison, C. Buffalow, D. Wylds, J. Reinke, C. Snow, 5. Coates, B. Cook, C. Evans. Officers, front row: Cam Huxford, Chaplain; Edwina Fuller Carolyn Ritchie, Librarians. Back row: Bob McGuire, Meds dress; Caro!e Click, Secretary; Paul Chappell 8x Dean Collins, Co-Presidents; Ronda Alexander, Women's dress. 46 C0ncert Choir Of Praise. . . Front row: Richard Daugherty, Carl Henry, Richards, Theresa Crawford, Chuck Oden, Michele Van Hook, Director Dean Jacoby, Karen Montgomery, Calhoun. Stewart Smith, Sandy Hood, Chuck Hassell, Debbie Jones, Terry Tyree, Wayne Howard, Mike Carlton Brown, Becky Eynon, Rhonda Officers, standing: Sandy Hood, Accompanist; Dean Jacoby, Director; Terry Tyree, President 81 Student Director; Chuck Oden, Men's Dress; Theresa Crawford, Women's Dress; Becky Eynon, Librarian; Rhonda Calhoun, Secretary Herald ChoiM47 Taking Time To Inspire .t-nmmunuzmrt km... Clay Perkins, tenor; Sandra Sechrest, accompanist; Carole Click, soprano; Diane Hill, alto; Doug Higgins, bass. PR WORK ISN'T always this fun! His Light members give up many of their CV ring our college and its program of service with the i CAROLE GOES OVER her part before an evening program in Tucker, Ga. It takes many hours of practice to do the fine job His Light has weekends to travel, sha done. churches. 48Mis Light Others To Serve. . . Niraikkh - , V' . Mi w , q -o tQ THE GIRLS TRIO is a new addition to our Public Relations department this year. They have shared their bright smiles and happy songs about the Savior with many churches in the Southeast. They even represented our school as far away as Scottdale, Pennsylvania one weekend, being transported there by private plane, courtesy of Mr. Carl Hoffman! The trio consists of: Sandy Hood, alto; Ronda Alexander, 1st soprano; Mrs. Vicki Huxford, accompanist; Debbie Jones, 2nd soprano. Girl's Tirioh49 Preserving The Memories : ' Roy McKinney, Head Photo- grapher Betty Johnston, Class Editor . Vivian Riley, Yearbook Editor Ralph C. Warren, Advisor Brenda Blaylock, Faculty Editor Vicki Parham, Janice Harris, Sports Editors SWHarvester Staff 95 'Of Another Year's Growth. Mark Sams, Photographer Not Pictured: Kathy Bowen, Assistant Editor Randy Smith, Class Editor Jim Snell, Photographer Donna Massey, Art '- Harvester- StafV51 5d Jesus grew in wisdom and Stat j an'd imf-avor with God and men. L ke 2 QMBaskelbaW n$$wv$$g$$$$g Scott Gregory Bob Courtney Leslie Brown Randy Barnhart Scott Downs Chuck Hassell Dillard Weaver Tim Brown Darius Lecesne Jeff Fiser $$ $ 35 Don Green Dennis Burgess Jack Hay Steve Parker Randy Smith Terry Tyree Mgrs. Mark Henderson-1977 Chuck Oden-1978 Coach Ralph Swearngin J..- BasketbalVSS Q BasketbalI Basketba-IV57J . ,cmusmug 111mm. 7 10 Becky Cook 11 Tammy Waybright 15 Kimi Portwood 20 Edwina Fuller 21 Sharon Kelley 22 Beth Williams 23 Barbara Pennington 24 Tami Henderson K 581Basketball 25 Sharon Hall 30 Theresa Crawford 31 Janice Harris Mgrs. Deana Buckner Melody Rhodes Statistician-Kathy Akers Coach David Akers HERE THE TEAM proudly bears their 1st place trophy they won at the first A.C.C. Women's Invitational Tournament. BasketbalV59 k GWBasketball a BasketbalV6 Celeste Evans-Capt. Sandy Hood 6yCheerleaders Martie Marshall Terry Baldwin .'..3; -.u0 .3, 3.. Christie Snow Egg? gag CheerleaderV63 j -CGJMJ, p-r- k647Tennis w. 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HALM j ME '5 TENNIS WOMEN'S W N A.C.C. 6-3 MerceT ' ' ' A.C.C. 6-3 Mercer ' ' A.C.C. 2-7 Southern Tech A.C.C. 6-3 Mercer A.C.C. 0-9 Southern Tech A.C.C. 5-4 Reinhardt 9-0 Reinhardt Scprew , w. ; w. C h ri 5 tia n Ministries This program is to develop ministers of the gospel of Jesus Christ. This will be for those who serve in the pulpit ministry, the associate ministry, and the evangelistic ministry. 7 Christian w of: ' ' ' ' ' 7 Missions T This program is to provide in the development of missionaries who will be ,, ' o C h ris t ia n :21:gfte'fzsitstshincte o 7 Education a . This program is to prepare men and 1 women who desire to serve in the field of Christian Education. This includes those who serve in vocations such as Christian Education of workers in specialized areas. 72wDegree Programs 'l HA...V- A 4i a. .e ... 4b H g M usiC This program is to provide instruction which will enable a student to become competent in music. He will then be able to direct a program of music in a local church. 5e cre ta ria I Science This two-year program is to provide preparation for those who desire to be church secretaries. If a student desires to continue in college after receiving this certificate, all credits may be applied to the four-year combination program for the Bachelor of Science degree, B. Th. This program is to provide a study that will lead to a professional degree in Christian ministries. The Bachelor of Theology degree is not a graduate degree, but an enlargement of the undergraduate study into the areas of Biblical and professional studies. Degree Programsw73 Sharing K nowledge MR. JAMES REDMON is the president of Atlanta Christian College. Here Mr. Redmon works diligently in his office. APART FROM HIS other duties, Mr. Croover takes time out to enjoy student activities at a basketball game. 4 David Akers, B.A., Registrar Dorothy Bartley, Secretary to Academic Dean William Bravard, A.B., B. Th., B.D., M.A., Ph. D., Academic Dean Ramona Brown, 8.5., Instructor of Music Joy Dance, B.S., M.Ed., Dean of Women and Instructor of Physical Education 7UFaculty i v OTHER THAN BEING a professor, Mr. Wade writes the Gold and Blue for the college. James Evans, B.A., M. Div., Ph. D., Professor of Greek Marjorie Ford, R.N., Nurse Eddie Groover, A.B., M. Div., Professor of History and , Theology Sharon Hatfield, B.S., Instructor of Typing, Transcription, and Office Procedure. CDHn fiay,;A.Bq AAJA.,I3JDV Professor of Christian Ministries. Facultw 75 OTHER THAN A Professor, Mr. Evans is a full-time minister at Westside Christian Church. Here, he enjoys a basketball game with the students. ONE OF THE goals of the faculty this year was to offer opportunities for students to be educated in MR the Arts. 'Mrs. Huxfdrd contributes her talents by basl giving a recital. ! David Hodgson, B.S., M.A.R., Professor of Psychology and Student Counselor. Wye Huxford, A.B., M. Div., Professor of New Testament Vicki Huxford, B.S., M.S.M., Instructor of Music Dean Jacoby, B.S., M.A., Professor of Music Polly Jacoby, Bookkeeper 7UFaculty .4 MRI. SWFARNGIN IS the coach of the men's basketball team. Here he goes over some plays during half-time. 6.x v- . aili- 1333-1: nx$.nua ii $3 :- .1W$.$ w.... .1 . W-.WWW nut K'u-m A WE- ct ,CQ Melt? or THE Fm ,CIC. HIST Jimmy i i $321151: H r iW . !3 Donald Jeanes, A.B., Instructor of English, Bible, History and Financial Aid Director Willie Lamb, Instructor of Manual Communications Roy McKinney, A.B., M.A., B.D., Professor of Old Testament Nell Messimer, A.B., M.S.L.S., Librarian Faye Raum, Bookstore Manager Fac-ultyN7 MR. JACOBY, MORE affectionately known as Mr. J , takes time to observe an afternoon ballgame. James Redmon, A.B., D.D., President Kathryn Reynolds, Secretary to the President Charles Romans, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Denver Sizemore, B.A., Litt. D., B.D., Professor of New Testament and Theology Doris Smith, Business Manager 7WFaculty ENJOYING THE AFTERNOON in early September, Mr. Hodgson and Mr. Huxford, relax and stop for a chat. These men do public relation work for the college. MR. MCKINNEY SITS with trustee, Jack Waybright during the ACC Women's Invitational Tournament. Ralph Swearngin, A.B., M.A., Dean of Students and Professor of Social Science, Christian Education, Psychology and Youth Ministry John Wade, A.B., A.M., A.B., M.A., Professor of Christian Education, English and History Lynn Walker, A.B., Public Relations Secretary and Secretary to the Vice-President Ralph Warren, A.B., A.B., M.A., Professor of English and Speech Robert Weaver, A.B., D.D., Vice-President FaqultW 79 This Is I t! 6.,qaf : . I gag MW THIS IS WHAT you ve all been waiting for after four years of hard labor. Congratulations, Class of 1978. This is it! frt front row: G. Wilson, M. Reinke, P. Hoover, B. Williams, N. McClintock, C. Click, J. Forry, P. Hopson, B. Rowe. second row: C. Huxford, P. Chappell, S. Borden, J. Hall, W. Minton, E. Greenway, W. Wallace, 5. Warren. back row: A. Howard, D. Terriaco, W. Oglesby, J. Braswell, C. Ross, J. Huxford, E. Brittain, T. Tyree, B. Walk,'S. Randall, B. McGuire. 81 Robert Lee Amos Steelman Jonathan Borden John Fredrick Braswell Cheryl Ann Brazeal Edward Stanton Brittain, Jr. Paul William Chappell 826eniors Carole Elizabeth Click Robin John Davis Jeanette Ann Forry Edward Turhann Greenway Phyllis McKinney Hoover Pamela Sue Hopson SeniorV83 Leadership Leads To Success g ., Mn N ROBIN DAVIS HAS been the president of the class of 1978 for three years. He is a native New Zealander and will return to his country after graduation. - IN ADDITION TO serving his class as vice-president, Bob McGuire also serves as the president of the Student Council. Bob has been a vital part of ACC campus life. PAUL CHAPPELL SERVES as the chaplain of the Senior class. He also serves as the president of Delta Kappa Delta. AFFECTIONATELY CALLED MOMA Hop by her friends, Pam Hopson contributes to her class by serving as secretary. EACH YEAR THE brothers of Delta Kappa Delta sponsor a cook out after Sneak Day. Here, Cam Huxford speaks during the devotion time. SNEAK DAY HAS to be one of the most looked forward to events of the year. Seniors love taking advantage of an underclassman! GREGG WILSON SERVES his class as the treasurer. He also is a youth minister at East Marietta. SeniorVBS Joseph Anthony Huxford Thomas Campbell Huxford Nancy T. McClintock Robert Wayne McGuire Hensel C. Morris, Jr. Robert Thomas Pearson 865eniors Dennis Proffitt Nona Rebecca Proffitt Steve Clarence Randall Mark Alan Reinke Cecil Thomas Ross William Lloyd Rowe, Jr. SeniOrM87 After Pausing For A Moment In Time. . . Amos, Robert Lee B.S. Christian Ministries Class Vice President 1; Christian Minstrels 1; Concert Choir 1,2; Trust Company 2; Youth Minister 5. Bordelon, Gary W. A.B. Christian Ministries Student Council 3; Reporter 3; Harvester Staff 2,3; Basketball 1; Rotaract 1,2. ' Borden, Steelman J. B.S. Christian Ministries Concert Choir 1,2; Minstrels 2; Alpha Sigma Chi 1,2; WACC Radio Club 1,2; Supply Preaching 3. Braswell, John Frederick A.B. Christian Ed. Youth Worker 1,2,3,4; Educational Internship 3; Dean's List 1,2,3,4. Brazeal, Cheryl Ann B.S. Christian Ed. Harvester Staff 2,3,4; Concert Choir 3; Civitan 3,4; Sec. Treas. 3,4. I Brennan, Thomas A. 8.5 Christian Ministries Minister, Jackson Christian Church 3. Brittain, Edward S. 8.8. Christian Ministries Youth Minister 2,3,4; Jr.-Sr. Banquet Comm. 3. Chappell, Paul W. A.B. Christian Ed. Herald Choir, Pres. 1; Concert Choir, Roberain 2,3; Co-pres. 4. Click, Carole, E 8.5. Comm. Science 8: Christian Ed. Delta Theta 1,2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 3, Sec. 2; Rotaract 1,2; Herald Choir 1; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Sec. 4, Librarian 2,3; Homecoming 3,4; Christian Minstrels 1; His Light 4. 884Senior Directory Crowe, Roy Clay A. B. Christian Ministries Davis, Robin John A.B. Christian Ministries Class Pres. 2,3,4; Interim Ministry 2; Youth Ministry 3,4; Preached Revivals 1,2,3,4; Dean's List 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2; Who's Who 4. Forry, Jeanette Ann B.S. Music and Christian Ed.; Attended Mesa Community Coll., University of Colorado, South-Western Bible COIL, College Choir 4; PR Group 4; College Trio 4. Greenway, Edward T. A.B. Christian Ministries Heritage Players 1; Pep Club 3; Youth Ministry 3; Herald Choir 3; Concert Choir 4. Hoover, Phyllis McKinney B.S. Commercial Science 8: Christian Education Annual Staff 1; Student Council 1; Homecoming Queen 2; Stat. for Basketball 2,3; WACC 4. Hopson, Pamela Sue B.S. Commercial Science 8: Christian Education Choir 1; Dorm Council 1,2,3,4; Vice Pres. 2,4, Pres. 3; Sigma Iota Chi 2,3,4: Secretary 2, Chaplain 3, President 4; Class Secretary 3,4. Huxford, Joseph A. A.B. Christian Ministries Rotaract 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2,4, Vice Pres., 3, Activities 4; Harry Poll Scholarship 3, Ministry 3; Youth Team 1,2,3. Huxford, Thomas Campbell A.B. Christian Ministries Class President 1; Vice Pres. 2; Civitan 1,2; Chaplain 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Choir 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 4, Christian Minstrels 1; His Light 4, Delta Kappa Delta 1, 2, 3, 4. Chaplain 2 3,; Rotoract 3,4; Vice Pres. 3, President 4; Student Council 4; Heritage Players 3,4; Dorm Council President 4; Ideal Boy 3; Evelyn Cawthon Morgan Scholarship 4; Youth minister 3,4. Latimer, Larry Thomas B.S. Christian Ministries Civitan President 2; Youth minister 4. ' McClintock, Nancy Tillis B.S. Christian Education Concert Choir 1; Missionary Committee 1; WACC 2,3,4; Vice-Pres. of WACC 4. McGuire, Robert Wayne B.S. Music IQ Christian Education Collegiate Civitan 1,2,3: President 2,3; Herald Choir 1,2,3: President 2,3; Concert Choir 3,4: Roberian 4; Student Council 3,4: Treasurer 3, President 4; Heritage Players 1,2; Camping Club 3,4; Resident Advisor of Robert's Hall 4; Missions Committee 4; Class Vice-Pres. 3,4; Dean's List 1,2,4. Moore, Lowell Allen A.B. Christian Ministries Morris, Hensel C., Jr. B.S. Christian Ministries Pearson, Robert Thomas A.B. Christian Ministries Proffitt, Dennis A.B. iPre-Seminaryi Proffitt, Nona Rebecca A.B. iPre-Seminaryi ,3? A 43s. AAE . I i Randall, Steve Clarence B.S. Christian Ministries Herald Choir 1; Concert Choir 2,3; Youth minister 2; Associate Minister 3,4. Reinke, Mark Alan A.B. Christian Ministries Herald Choir 1; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Minstrels 1; Preaching team 2; His Light 3; Student internship 4; Civitan 1,2,3; Harvester Staff 4; Heritage Players 1; Dean's List 1,2,3,4; Concert Choir accompanist 4. Dorm Council 3; Resident Advisor of Robert's Hall 4; Student Council Treas. 4; Youth minister 3; Evelyn Cawthon Morgan Scholarship 2. Roach, James F. D. B.S. Christian Ministries Ross, Cecil Thomas B.S. Christian Ministries Chaplain 1; Rotoract 1,2,3: Officer 2,3; Dorm Council 2,3: Officer 2; Student Council 3; Summer Inter Ministry 1,2; Youth minister 2,3,4. Rowe, William Lloyd, Jr. B.S. Christian Ministries Chaplain 2; Chairman of Mission Comm. 2,3; Youth minister 2,3,4. Terriaco, David Alan B.S. Christian Ministries Walk, Robert Eugene B.S. Christian Ministries Civitan 1,2; Student internship 3; Youth Minister 4. Wallace, Wilbur Ervin B.S. Christian Ministries Basketball 1,3; Student Council 3,4: rep. 3, Secretary 4. Warren, Bernard Samuel A.B. Christian Ministries Delta Kappa Delta 1,2; Student Council 2; Minister 4; Youth coach 3; Basketball 1. Williams, Elizabeth Ann B.S. Christian Education Basketball1,2:manager 4, M.V.P. 2, captain 2. Delta Theta 1,2,3,4: secretary 2; Herald Choir 2: co-Pres. 2; Concert Choir 3,4; Homecoming representative 1,2,3; Dorm Council 2; secretary 2; Rotoract 1; Student secretary 1,2,3,4. Wilson, Greg Harrison A.B. Christian Ministries Heritage Players 1; Rotoract 1; Choir 1,2; Class treasurer 1,2,3,4; Youth minister 3,4. Yates, Daniel Milton B.S. Christian Education Zook, Charles Philip B.S. Christian Ministries A.C.C. Business manager 2,3,4; Youth minister 2,3; Minister 3,4. Senior Directory489 Robert Eugene Walk Wilbur Ervin Wallace Bernard Samuel Warren Elizabeth Ann Williams Greg Harrison Wilson Charles Philip Zook QOBeniors THE CLASS OF 1978 made an outstanding V contribution to the school by donating these fif'p,. ;.-: .. e flags as one of their class projects. PETER PAN, TINKER Bell, pirates, the works! The Sneak Day gang hams it up. t One More Year! 1mm . 5mm LES BROWN HAS been Vice-President of his class for two years. Les is also an asset to our basketball team. FOR THE SECOND time Dean Collins has been President of the class of 1979. He is also youth minister at Westside Christian Church. 92Nuniors Kevin W. Adam Peggy E. Bradford Leslie V. Brown Charlene G. Buffalow Dennis W. Burgess Julie E. Click EDDIE BOWEN SERVES the class of 1979 as Chaplain. He is youth minister at Southwest Christian Church. IN ADDITION TO serving as President of Dorm Council, Brenda Hutchison is the Junior Class Secretary. DONNA MASSEY SERVES her Class as the Treasurer. She is a member of Sigma Iota Chi. Stanley G. Coates Dean C. Collins Daryl K. Compton Phyllis M. Compton Charles E. Dodd Timothy S. Eastman JuniorM 93 BEAUTIFUL SPOTS ARE numerous on campus. Here is one of the shaded paths near the SUB. CHAPEL SINGING IS a favorite of everyone. Julie Click joins with Celeste Evans, Carole Click, and Doug Higgins. J. Jeff Fiser Charles J. Harris Kevin R. Hedlund Diane E. Hill Randy R. Hillhouse Chris C. Jackson 94Huniors THE ANNUAL BLOOD drive gives students a chance to give life . Tim Eastman does his part by donating his blood. DON'T STEP ON the grass! The brothers of Delta Kappa Delta made our campus green again. Donna K. Massey Wilford Minton Sr. Gerald Mount A. Wayne Newsome Jerry D. Nichols Michael Pullan Junjorv 95 WAYNE NEWSOME LEAVES the classroom building after a busy day. THE GIRLS IN Concert Choir have a sectional practice in Miss Brown's music room. Robert L. Raynor Vivian A. Riley Colleen A. Shea Jack B. Smith, Jr. Jack W. Smith Jim C. Snell 96Nuniors I I 1511 am l.in STAN COATES HEADS toward main campus from Roberts Hall. GUITAR LESSONS HAVE been popular this year. Peggy Bradford heads for her class. Caryl J. Strange Terry W. Tyree Kenneth A. White JuniorV97 We 're Ha n, g nging In There SERVING AS PRESIDENT for the second consecutive year, Greg Hogan proudly represents his class. APART FROM BEING a member of the Lady Chargers, Sharon Kelley shares with her class by fulfilling her duties as Treasurer. 98h$ophomores Kevin L. Adams Becky L. Bailey R. C. Banks Barry E. Brun William E. Brun Debbie L. Buffington Gerald M. Bukhaya David L. Carman Susan A. Carter EDWINA FULLER SERVES her class as secretary. She is also a member of Sigma Iota Chi and the Lady Chargers. BILL FERGUSON GIVES of himself by serving as Vice-President to his class. He is a member of Delta Kappa Delta. SERVING HIS CLASS as chaplain, Ken Davidson, has the opportunity to share devotionally at each class meeting and special events. Rebecca L. Cook Rick W. Cook Mary F. Crowe Kenneth C. Davidson Pamela J. Davis Scott J. Downs Celeste Evans William H. Ferguson Freda M. Filz Sophomoresi99 THE AIRCONDITIONING UNIT behide the SUB is a favorite place to sit and talk. Obviously, Doug Higgins and Freda Filz' conversation is more than just friendly small talk. IT IS POSSIBLE inspite of the usual noise going on in the dorm for a person to retreat to his room and relax. Here, Jesse Prophitt tries to take a break. i'i'l'il , II ?I, .4, Cheryl Fiser Edwina D. Fuller Kelly Gowen Janice E. Harris Judy E. Hartless Mark W. Henderson Douglas G. Higgins Robert D. Hoffman Franklin J. Hogan 10WSophomores DELTA KAPPA DELTA rush means having big brothers and putting up with alot of crazy things. Clay Perkins decides to torture his little brother, Ken White, by kissing him. M? , - .1,- Betty J. Johnson Robert H. Kastle Sharon L. Kelly Darius A. Lecesne Deborah A. McEwan Travis A. McEwan Barry D. Morris Nancy A. Noblitt Charles D. Oden Sophomoreshm Vickie L. Parham Barbara Jo Pennington Clay Perkins Kathleen Remark Carolyn J. Ritchie John T. Roberts Sandra L. Sechrest Lindsey Smith Dale Thompson 10NSophomores TAMMY WAYBRIGHT ENJOYS an early Autumn day while waiting outside the cafeteria. IT LOOKS LIKE a greenhouse, but it is only Jesse Prophitt and Stan Coates' room in Robert's Hall. Benny Turner Jr. Luther S. Ward Tammy C. Waybright Dillard W. Weaver SophomoresHO3 50 This Is College? MIKE ALREAD IS President of the Freshman Class. He is also involved in Delta Kappa Delta and is on the Men's Tennis Team. Claudia R. Aldredge Ronda G. Alexander Michae! L. Alread Lynette A. Argo Suzette B. Argo Terry L. Baldwin Randal A. Barnhart Brenda D. Blaylock Kathy F. Bowen Carlton L. Brown Rhonda L. Calhoun Randy T. Cordell 10MFreshmen IN ADDITION TO being a fine basketball player and a member of Delta Kappa Delta Chuck Hassle serves his class as Vice-President. 61A .x ONE OF OUR resident Jamaicans, Carlton Brown, is a member of Delta Kappa Delta and Chaplain of the Freshmen Classs IN ADDITION TO her duties as Secretary-Treasurer of her Class Christy Snow helps lift Charger Spirit as a Bobby L. Courtney Theresa L. Crawford Richard D. Daugherty Byron Duncan Randy L. East Alan K. Eddleton Vickie Edmondson Rebecca L. Eynon Timothy R, Fox Ernest H. Frame Dwane M. Carmon Patricia Garrison FreshmenHOS BETH TURNER, Kevin Adams and Lynette Argo pose for Mr. 1 McKinney on a beautiful Fall day. ' IT'S A TRUTH, Jill Reinke, one rehearsal doth not a perfect singer make. Joni Ga'stfield Scott R. Gregory Sharon E. Hall Jeanette L. Harmon James T. Hassell, Jr. Mark S. Hassler Jack E. Hay Carl A. Henry David Hodge Kevin M. Hodge Sandra 1. Hood Matthew Hutcherson 106Nreshmen Aldredge before class. RICHARD DAUGHERTY, OUR Florida snowman. MICHELE VAN HOOK and Eddie Bowen chat with Claudia Cheryl Y. Johnson Deborah Jones Rick E. Kelly Tracey E. Ledbetter Alan L. Manis Martha M. Marshall Osagie Omorodion Laura L. Parish Thomas L. Patterson Kimberly C. Portwood Jesse E. Prophitt Joni R. Puckett FreshmehHO7 Nanette E. Ramlow Jill C. Reinke Melody M. Rhodes Robert M. Richards Howard G. Roark Joseph M. Sams Sharon L. Scott Barry C. Sikes Randy M. Smith Stewart D. Smith Christal M. Snow Richard Snyder, Jr. 108Nreshman ON A WARM sunny day, Jill Reinke, Christy Snow and Randy East get acquainted as Doug Higgins passes by. DWAYNE WYLDS ENJOYS a few relaxing mihutes of a tiring day. Angela B. Turner Michele L. Van Hook Charles D. Wylds FreshmenNO9 1105pecial Classified Students Dena Buffington, Junior Bill Cothron, Special Sharon Cothron, Special Barry Hayes, Non-Crad. Senior Ed Holden, Non-Grad. Senior Gregg, Hoover, B. Th. Charles McElroy, Junior Webby Oglesby, B.Th. Racheal Scaffle, Junior 9 v ., z 4??? fig??? rig, 3.4.3? 51 gigs; f -w a 11$?A1 .E'!' y: I'm: i 1 i: VF: 1 a J . 1 a'a-Afu1 . y; 11:..3 3f?! 5:31:11. w. 'f u m W x? g, .1 mvgfgaggi? 1' P : . f, I ;:1 :4; i3 L . .P APER ssnwcs Snaps:111 p' wJ Jm- W; V .v M H. 1: J'Jvf V. In WISdOm 11MThe Individual A person has a chance to grow while he is at ACC, but it's really up to the individual as to how he grows and in what way. Most students find themselves very busy with class work and, church work and often times forget to take care of them- selves spiritually. Spiritual growth involves close contact with the Lord through prayer and study of His Word. It also involves living with and loving others. The Lord has been gracious in giving the students a school like ACC and they show their gratitude by taking advantage of the chance to AT WEDNESDAY NlGHT prayer meeting in the SUB, students enjoy singing some choruses. grow. InSIght and daily strength. Bob Hom im- advantage of a quiet time. The lndividu'aV115 THE MEN IN Robert's Hall share a prayer during dorm devotions by seperating in twos. 116iDevotions Sharing is what devotions is all about. Sharing Christ with Christian brothers and sisters is a wonderful way to grow. Each week, on specified nights, the men and the women from each dorm have a devotion time. Besides weekly devotions in the dorms, there are special times when the men and women join together for devotions. These sharing times at ACC have been found to be an inspirational uplift to on campus students. . . ,uwhuwuvzqf .9551: STAN COATES CONTRIBUTES to devotions by playing his electric piano. Dennis Burgess watches. JERRI LYNN ANDERSON missionary to Japan was speaker for one of the special devotions. Here, she talks to Mark Reinke as Miss Dance looks on. Devotionsh17 selling 4k. aiaisitnkiinh 1w v.74 We Take A Hike Twice A Week 5-9 l .:h' WESTSIDE IS GRACIOUS enough to let us use its to chapel. The crowd makes its way on a brisk, cold facilities for our chapel services. TWICE A WEEK we take a hike through the pine woods day. HMChapel EACH YEAR SENIORS preach in chapel. Mark Reinke blesses the students with his sermon. N LEAD singing in'chapg'. leads in congregatio . STUDENTS IN CHAPEL listen to the speaker. EDDIE BOWEN SHARES his talent with students by providing special music. ChapeV 119 To Serve ortunities Opp e .W O L M d n a S e In C r. U h C a e r. a .m F. V R E S S T N F. D U T S Y N A M them a chance to serve in many ways. gives 6w tulv L Service MR. HUXFORD HEAD of the Christian Department. ICe Serv Istian 120 Chr EAST POINT CHRISTIAN Church offers students a chance to work with youth. .1 .W..,;- Nmmm wA . a W cm, in 1: :13 A . wad: what 1: vxztiiwi'w' wW-n m , ,, Kr . . magmwwiw 1 WW Q. x w, Ff , BESIDES WORKING IN different capacities on ' Sunday, many students work in Bible Club on Tuesdays at Central. HIS LIGHT PR Team will be traveling to New Zealand this summer to work with the churches there. Christian Servid3NZ1 W5 Good To See You Again IT'S GOOD TO see old friends again. At the Alumni reception Marlin Day, Hal Tapp, Fred Brown and Bill Ambrose enjoy themselves. FORMER MEMBERS OF the Christian Minstrels form a group to sing at the Alumni Banquet. 12NAlumni Rally MARSHALL LEGGETT FROM Lexington, Kentucky inspires us with his vitality, humor and dynamic preaching. MARVIN RICKARD OF the Los Gatos Christian Church in California shares his ideas on church growth. X.- h x , $ a. 5 h if 3w$2m ' '1, hggww .v'f Church Growth ConferenCeHZ3 Inspired To Go Forth JACK BALLARD SPEAKS for ACC'S first Fall Faith Lifter. This U was initiated to inspire and motivate students at the beginning ii of the school year. It: :3 ii 1 i w 11 y l 3.:A :, x: 124Hall Faith Lifter BOB GREEN FROM Springfield, lilinois speakes for our Mission Emphasis Week. i 1 he World . .. . . .rk 16:15 I i WJW Hr: - 4.; Mission Emphasis We'ekHZS n . .,. ; V A Year Of OurLives Has Quickly Slipped By. 12HClosing 127 Closing .w., mm, W .WL e WillContinue TO t Upon The School 1977-78 With. An reciation For The Ie We. Loved And 3 Way We Grew ahta Christian College! ' . .m: .g. i . 1m ClosingMZ9 Chattahooga, Tennessee .. .....Riverdale',iGeorgia ' .QEast Point, Georgia .-Atlanta, Georgia .....East Point ,IGeorgia ..St. Petersburg, Florida East Point, Georgia Clearwater Florida .........Clearwater, Florida Largo Florida .........................Salem, Virginia SemInole, Florida .Tyrone, Georgia Jonesboro, Georgia Temple, Georgia Largo, Florida .......i.........................................Riverdale, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia ...........................................Savannah, Georgia .;....................................Chesapeake, Virginia .....................................Charleston, South Carolina M L ' BilIVa'ndiMabel Parrish Calvin and Eloise Brunson Ivan and Gloria Henthorne Billy andjean Parham Bliine and Adelaide Merritt , Bill;and Mary'Rogers L James F. Sennett ; ' 'Mr. David B. Hodgson Mr. and Mrs. Wye Huxford Lamar and Kathryn Reilnolds Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Blaylock Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Dixon Mr. Michael Putman Mrs. Betty Nelson Goodart Mrs.WDoloris Johnston Buffington Road Christian Church Mr. J. Pat Carrington College Park First Christian Church Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bradbury Macedonia Christian Church Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Mims Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Knight and Family Miss Wanda Hardie Mr. Berry VICrhowe 1 , 9 Mr. aners yNormziam Rile Mr. and Mrs. David Simian Lanier Christian Chu L I A i? wd Christia.W Dedica tion WHEN WE RECALL the highlights of our college life at Atlanta Christian College, it will be our professors to whom we owe our greatest tributes. There is no final way to assess the worth of a teacher except in terms of those he has taught. Our insight of the Bible has been depended, and our knowledge of life magnified by one who will forever remain in our memory. We are confident that we are better . equiped Christian soldiers for having studied under the guidance of Mr. john W. Wade s?:WSJ' 213:. 132wDedication 39v.- rrm-y W S?Ei' L.- DedicationH33 f STUDEN Adam, Kevin - 701 Miller Street sttgn-SalemTNCMZ75103 M Adams, Kevin - Route 6 Buckeye 410 d Fayetteville, GA 30214W .- Adams, Ronald K. - 5258- A Oldfield Road College Park, GAd30 wrence Stree 4 Addison, Knthony - 707 Midler Street anston-Salem, 13327., 0W ' , Fggce Stree W AldredgepGaudm- Route 2, Patricia Lane Fay'etteville, 3; 02094 x 1 i ' p 6176 Cnestvie Alexander, Ronda - 7480 Ambassaaor Drive Riv dig; '3 - ., v ' 535 35th Av Allen, Rick - 6410 El Caudillo Collge Park 490 A Alriead; Michael - 541 Fury Ferry, ' 0 ' Amos, Lee - 116-B1 Towson Lan Argo, Lyngtte - Route 1 Lexin- ' Argo, Suzt'ette - Route 1 :L'exi B'ailey, Begky - 2201 lg; LL; :1 '5 Baldwin, Terry 31,114 5 . 32 Banks, Kggxe 5558k 9 ' W BarnhartuRangy- $92.;Bo y- Bauer, K 3' '- 1 - wlaylackkv ,. qurdlelpn' Ga'f'y - 133d Bjdrdo'n', $6elmap h$146 R en, E0 '64;- 36431 Washin - y A1 3641 Wasiin 0Ferguso0nf Filz, Freda FjSer, Che 1 ,Fis'er, Jeff 2605 Ben Hill Road East ' .,.:;'.Forrester, Hgla - 516 N. Seales Stgget -T tForrY, Jeanette - 79 Flint RivervR! 3d? : Fox, Tim - 500 Walnut Aveng-Sc Frame, Haywood $9M e 1 Fuller, Edwin ,P a ,K Brazeal, Cheryltwg492 Brenna Thomas - 29 3; WrBrittain Edward - V Brown,Ca,rJtog$ 'MBrown' Leslie vv tone Mountain,fG a, FL f ' 13 ht, GA 30344 e East Point, GA 30 . a1? ', .. mDI'We East Point, GA ' ' ' - . :2 60 Dodson Drive East Point, GA 30344 : ' 5 Hill ' oa ast 'onnt, GA 30344 , 3052i: a? x ' V , . h :s oro,GA180236M mm! 136 Index A Adam , Kevin W. 36,45,51,92 Adams, Kevin L. 98,106 Akers, David 58,74 Aldredge, Claudia R. 104,107 Alexander, Ronda G. 31,38,46, 49,104 Allen, Rick H. Alpha Tau Sigma 37 Alread, Mike L. 36,64,104 Alumni Rally 122-123 Amos, Robert L. 82 Anderson, Phyllis E. Argo, Lynette A. 104,106 Argo, Suzette B. 104 B Bailey, Becky L. 13,35,39, 43,66,98 Baldwin, Terry L. 38,62,104 Banks, R.C. 98 Barnhadt, Randy A. 37,54,104 Bartley, Dorothy Mrs. 74 Boy's Basketball 54,55,56,57 Girl's Basketball 58,59,60,61 Bauer, Kevin L. Blaylock, Brenda D. 40,50,104 Bordelon, Gary W. Borden, Steelman J. 81,82 Bowen, Edward S. 18,93,107,119 Bowen, Kathy M. 18,104 Bradford, Peggy E. 13,38,92,97 Braswell, John F. 81,82 Bravard, William 74 Brazeal, Cheryl A. 82 Brennan, Thomas A. Brittain, Edward 5. 81,82 Brown, Carlton L. 36,47,104,105 Brown, Leslie V. 54,92 Brown, Ramona 74 Brown, Tim 54 Brun, Barry E. 98 Brun, William E. 98 Buckner, Deana A. 38,58 Buffalow, Charlene G. 39,40,42, 46,92,119 Buffington, Debbie L. 98 Buf fington, Dena 110 Bukhaya, Gerald M. 98 Burgess, Dennis W. 17,36,54,117 Butler, Willie J. C Calhoun, Rhonda L. 16,39, 40,46,104 Camping Club Ramblers 43 Carman, David L. 98 Carter, Susan A. 98 Cash, Linda M. Chapel 118-119 Chappell, Paul W.36,46,64,81,82,84 Chatham, Bruce W. Chatham, Patti E. Cheerleaders 62,63 Christian Service 120-121 Church Growth Conference 122-123 Clark, Robert F. Click, Carole E. 38,46,48,81,83,94 Click, Julie E. 46,92,94 Clubs and Organizations 30-51 Coates, Stanley G. 17,34, 36,46,64,93,97,117 Cochran, David R. Collins, Dean C. 46,92,93 Collins, Jill C. 41 Compton, Daryl K. 30,93 Compton, Phyllis M. 93 Concert Choir 46 Cook, Rebecca L. 38,46,58,99 Cook, William R. 99 Cordell, Randy T. 104 Cothron, Sharon P. Cothron, William F. Courtney, Bobby L. 54,105 Crawford, Theresa L. 39,47,58,105 Cross Country Team 68 Crowe, Mary 39,46,99 Crowe, Roy C. D Dalrymple, Carole H. Dance, Joy 66,74 Daugherty, Richard D. 36,40,43, 47,68,105,107 Davidson, Kenneth 99 Davis, Pamela J. 35,39,43,99 Davis, Robin J. 22,83,84 Dedication 132-133 Delta Kappa Delta 36 Delta Theta 39 Dodd, Charles E. 31,44,93 Dorm Council, Women 35 Men 34 Downs, Scott J. 37,54,99 Duncan, Byron K. 105 E East, Randy L. 37,105,109 Eastman, Timothy S. 39,43,44,45,93,95 Eddleton, Alan K. 15,37,43,68,105 Editor's Page 138 Edmondson, Vicki L. 39,105 Ervin, Bernard Evans, Celeste 42,62,94,99 Evans, James 75,76 Eynon, Rebecca L. 38,40,47,105 F Faculty and Administration 72-79 Fall Faith Liftey 124 Ferguson, William H. 13,36,45,99 Filz, Freda M. 35,39,99,100 Fiser, Cheryl 41,100 Fiser, Jeff 54,94 Ford, Marjorie 75 Forrester, Sheila Forry, Jeanette A. 81,83 FOX, Tim 68,105 Frame, Ernest H. 36,105 Freshman 104-109 Fuller, Edwina D. 39,58,99,100 G Garmon, Dwane M. 105 Garrison, Patricia L. 105 Gastfield, Joni E. 38,106 Gowen, Brian Kelley 36,100 Graham, Carrie L. Graham, Steve D. Green, Don 54 . Greenway, Edward T. 81,83 Gregory, Scott R. 34,37,54,106 Groover, Eddie 23,74 H Hall, Jerome W. 81 Hall, Sharon E. 38,45,58,106 Harmon, Jeanette, L. 40,62,106 Harris, Charles, J. 44,45,94 Harris, Janice E. 38,58,100 Hartless, Judy E. 39,100 Harvester Staff 50,51 Hassell, James T. 36,47, 54,104,106 Hassler, Mark 5. 36,106 Hatfield, Sharon 39,75 Hay, JaCk E. 37,54,64,68,106 Hay, Olin 75 Hayes, Barry E. 110 Hedlund, Kevin R. 16,68,94 Henderson, Mark W. 31,37, 54,100,102 Henderson, Tammy L. 35,58 Henry, Carl A. 37,106 Herald Choir 47 Heritage Players 44,45 Higgins, Couglas G. 37,42,45, 48,94,100,109 Hill, Diane E. 35,39,48,94 Hillhouse, Randy R. 94 His Light 48 Hodge, David K. 106 Hodge, Kevin M. 106 Hodgson, David 76,79 Hoffman, Carl M. Hoffman, Robert D. 100,115 Hogan, Thomas G. 37,98 Hogg, Franklin J. 100 Holden, Ed C. 110 Homecoming 24-27 Hood, Sandra J. 38,40,47 49,62,66,106 Hoover, Gregory A. Hoover, Phyllis M. 41,81,83 Hopson, Pam S. 35,39,81,83,85 Howard, Otis Allen 31,81 Howard, Wayne 47 Hutcherson, Matthew 106 Hutchinson, Laura L. Hutchison, Brenda G. 12,17,35, 38,66,93 Huxford, Joseph A. 23,30,81,86 Huxford, Thomas C. 1Cam1 23,31,34,36, 40,44,45,81,85,86 Huxford, Vicki 38,49,76 Huxford, Wye 23,37,76,79,120 J Jackson, Chris C. 94 Jackson, Thomas R. Jacoby, Dean- 46,47,76,78 Jacoby, Polly 76 Jeanes, Donald 77 Jernigan, Theresa A. Johnson, Cheryl Y. 107 Johnson, Paulette A. 38,46 Johnson, Betty Jean 35,50,101 Jones, Deborah L. 39,47,49,107 Juniors 92-97 K Kastle, Robert H. 101 Kelley, Rick E. 107 Kelley, Sharon L. 38,46,58,101 L Lamb, Willie 77 Latimer, Larry T. Lecesne, Darius, A. 37,54,101 Ledbetter, Tracey E. 107 M Manis, Alan L. 107 Marshall, Martha M. 38,62,107 Massey, Donna K. 35,39,93,95 McClintock, Nancy T. 41,81,86 McElroy, Charles W. 110 McEwan, Deborah A. 101 McEwan, Travis A. 101 McGuire, Robert W. 30,34,42, 43,46,81,84,86 McKinney, Roy 50,57,59 Melton, Henry 44,45 Messimer, Nell 77 Minton, Claudia C. Minton, Wilford 81,95 Missions Council 42 Mission Emphasis Week 124 Montgomery, Karen 47 Moore, Lowell A. Morris, Barry 0. 101 Morris, Jr., Hensel C. 86 Mount, Gerald A. 42,95 N Newsome, Anthony W. 95,96 Nichols, Jerry D. 95 Noblitt, Nancy A. 38,46,101 Nowon, Paul S. Nutting, Karen D. 39 O Oden, Charles D. 36,47,54,68,101 Oglesby, Morris W. 81,110 Omorodion, Osagie 107 P Parham, Vickie L. 38, 102 Parish, Laura L. 39,107 Parker, John Steve 54 Patrons 131 Patterson, Thomas L. 107 Pearson, Robert T. 86 Pennington, Barbara Jo 58,66,102 Perkins, Daniel C. 31,36,46, 48,101,102 Perkins, Patricia C. Peterson, Carol Lynn 41 Peterson, Edwyn D. Portwood, Kimberly C. 31,38,58,66,107 Proffitt, Dennis L. 87 Proffitt, Nona R. 87 Prophitt, Jesse E. 37,46,100,107 Puckett, Joni R. 39,45,107 Pullan, Michael 95 R Ramlow, Nanette E. 108 Randall, Leslie J. 41 Randall, Steven C. 81,87 Raum, Faye 77 Raynor, Robert L. 96 Redmon, James C. 74,78 Reinke, Jill C. 38,45,46, 106,108,109 Reinke, Mark A. 30,34,46, 51,81,87,119 Remark, Kathleen 102 Reynolds, Kathryn 78 Rhodes, Melody 38,58,108 Richards, Robert M. 36,108,47 Riley, Vivian A. 13,44, 46,50,96,138 Ritchie Carolyn J. 35,38,46,66,102 Roach, James F. Roark, Howard G. 108 Roberts, John T. 12,17,37,102 Romans, Charles 44,45,78 Ross, Cecil T. 37,81,87 Rotaract 40 Rowe, William L. 23,81,87 S Sams, Joseph M. 31,46,51,108 Sanders, Floyd J Sanders, Michael Scaffe, Rachael, 110,39,44,45,46 Scott, Sharon L. 38,40,108 Sechrest, Sandra L. 35,38,46,48,102 Seniors, 80-89 Shea, Colleen A. 96 Sigma Iota Chi Sikes, Barry C. 108 Sizemore, Denver 11,78 Smith, David L. 102 Smith, Doris 78 Smith, Eunice A. Smith, Jack B. 10,12,14,96 Smith, Jack W. 96 Smith, Randy M. 40,54,108 Smith, Stewart 16,37,47,108 Sneak Day 22,23 Snell, James C. 45,51,96 Snow, Christal M. 18,46,62,105,108,109 Snyder, Richard 108,116 Sophomores 98-103 Spiritual Emphasis Week Sports 54-69 Strange, Caryl J. 97 Student Council 30-33 Student Directory 134-135 Sturgill, Frank V. 36 SUB 14,15 Swearngin, Ralph 54,77,79 Sweetheart Banquet 28,29 . T Tennis, Men's 64,65 Tennis, Women's 66,67 Terriaco, David A. 81 Thompson, Edwin D. 102 Thurmon, Dorinda E. Turner, Angela 8. 38,106,109 Turner, Benny M.-103 Turner, Charles D. Trio, Girl's 49 Tyree, Terry W. 36,47,54,81,97 V-Z Van Hook, Michele L.40,45,46,107,109 Vinson, William T. WACC 41 Wade, John 43,75,79,132 Walk, Gaye N. 41 Walk, Robert E. 81,90 Walker, Lynn 79 Wallace, Wilbur E. 18,81,90 Ward, Alec H. Ward, Luther S. 103 Warren, Bernard 5. 44,45,81,90 Warren, Ralph 44,45,50,79 Waybright, Tammy C. 11,40,58,103 Weaver, Dillard W. 34,37,54,103 Weaver, Robert 79 White, Kenneth A. 36,46,101 Williams, Elizabeth A. 38,46,58,81,90 ' Wilson, Greg H. 81,85,90 Wylds, Charles D. 14,15,46,64,109 Yelverton, Don W. Zook, Philip 90 Index7137 f From The Editor 138wEditor's page I guess maybe this is the hardest thing I've done in this book, that is to say thanks. I want to express my sincere appreciation to those people who saw me through: to Mr. Warren for making it easier to be under pressure and for putting me under pressure; to Mr. McKinney for all the time he has spent in the dark dark room and for teaching me patience; to Mr. Wolfe, our representative, for being there when I needed him; to the staff for the fine work they did and-the willingness to learn; to Donna Massey, my roommate, a special thanks for living with me during some frustrating hours and to the student body who stars in this book. I will continually be grateful to Jesus Christ for giving me the desire and the strength to accomplish this task. I am thankful I had the opportunity to do this book because I grew from the ekperience. My prayer is that each of you will share with others the love of Christ wherever you go and will continue to grow as Christ did. I love you. W??? Am a .- ' m5: w a ., '19.; U? : I ? '1 .r ., . - t w... 11.4 ...;.r,. -9