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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1984 volume:

Table of ConTenTs Opening 2 Dedication . ' 9 Academics 44 Seniors 42 Juniors 24 Sophomores 30 Freshmen 40 Second Semester 46 Business EducoTion Special 48 AdministratioMSTof 49 In Memoriam 55 AdministratioMFoculTy 58 Organizations 5 73 Ac'rivifies 404 SporTs 445 Student Life 434 Editor's que 440 2-,: ::.::1';:mz'zu .39. u....ua.v 2$321:;.:.;?:; 3:...1KI'1'IT', '4 ...,-.' : 2 .x 4... 4984 HarvesTer SToff Deborah Rogers ............................................................. Editor Vicki Bryant ............................................................... AssisfcxmL Carolyn PiHs .............................................................. Assistant Bonnie Jernigon ........................................................ Ar'r Work Roy McKinney .................................................... Photographer Kevin Lone ...................................................... PhoTo Assistant Kelley Lone ..................................................... Photo Assistant Pofsy Allen ...................................................... Photo Assistant Susie Turner .................................................... PhoTo AssisTonT CynThia Dollar ................................................. Photo Assis'ramL Ralph Warren ............................................................... Advisor HARVESTER STAFF : '1 2 : OPENING OPENING : 3 OPENING LVIJuritirtazi- 2.1.15! OPENING 6 : OPENING OPENING : 7 The earmarks of a college e buildings, focuiiy, siudeni body, finances, spirii - ore noi The essence of c: college, buf only The Tangible ouicome of ihe perseverance of many men and women. This yearbook is dedicaied To one of These special people. He has worked very hard for us and with us giving generously of his Time, wisdom, and finesse in his odminisiroiive duiies and his Teaching in The classroom. IT is with deep appreciation for such oui- standing service ihoi we dedicaie The 4984 Harvester io Adminisiroiive Vice-Presideni and Professor, Donald R. Jeones. Donald R. Jeones Administrative Vice-Presideni 8 : DEDICATION Members of The Board Wendell 8099911, 1984 Marietta, Georgia Minister Larry Brodberry, 1984 Bonneau, Sou'rh Carolina Minisfer James Collins, 1984 Riverdale, Georgia Vice-Presiden'r, Chick-Fil-A, Inc. James Dyer, 1984 E05? PoinT, Georgia MinisTer Don Hardison, 1984 Logonville, Georgia Minls'rer Curt Hess, 1984 ST. Petersburg, Florida Minls'rer J. Horrls, McKenzie, 1984 E05? Point, Georgia . Refired, Georgia Power Co Roy B. Miller, 1984 Salem, Virginia Minister Forrest Romser, 1984 AThens, Georgia Vice-Presiden'r, Form Equipmenf Earl Ryle, 1984 Dunedin, Florida Radio-Television Store Chairman Charles Turner Vice-Choirmon Robert Ccher Secretary Roy Miller Jack Bollard, 1984 Decofur, Georgia MinisTer Marlin Day, 1985 Atlanta, Georgia Minisfer Robert Dishoroon, 1985 Foye'rfeville, Georgia President Tri-Cifies Real Estate Hubert Hollums, 1985 Eos'r Point, GA President, Cowfhorn-Hollums, Properfies J. Smi'rh Lcnier, 1985 W951 Point, Georgia President, Insurance Agency David Meyer, 1985 Largo, Florida Minister John Mullins, 1985 Seminole, Florida President, Point Services, Inc. Tom Phelps, 1985 Tarpon Springs, Florida Minister Lester Shell, 1985 Jackson, Georgia Minister Jack Woybrighf, 1985 Charleston, Soufh Carolina Minister Robert Carter, 1986 Indianapolis, Indiana Minister David Chapman, 1986 Fayetteville, Georgia Minister Marshall B. Glass, 1986 College Park, Georgia President, Glass EIecTric Co. Elvin Gray, 1986 Riverdale, Georgia Minister W. F. McLendon, 1986 S'rone Mountain, Georgia President Dixie Electric Co. Jock Oliver, 1986 Tyrone, Georgia General Manager, Beoudry Ford Robert Shannon, 1986 Largo, Florida Minister Charles Turner, 1986 Savannah, Georgia Minister Rupert Wallace, 1986 Chesapeake, Virginia Minister TRUSTEES : 9 40: ,Liembers of The ChrisTian Church in Georgia made Three aTTemst 'Veariy in This cenTury To esTablish a church- reIaTed college in This .. sTaTe. The firsT was Lamar College aT ClarksTon, Georgia, open from 4942 To 4945. Josephus Hopwood, founder of Milligan College and Virginia ChrisTian College, served as presidenT of The college, which failed because of insufficienT financial supporT. The second aTTempT was SouTheasTern ChrisTian College aT Auburn, Georgia, open from 4945 To 4924. John H. Wood became presidenT of This insTiTuTion when Dr. Hopwood was unable To assume leadership. Fires ThaT desTroyed The dormiTories and The heavy press of financial problems made iT necessary To close This insiTuTion. The Third insTiTuTion was ATIanTa ChrisTian College, where Judge and Mrs. T. O. HaThcock became The key leaders. Judge HaThcock had been associaTed wiTh The earlier efforTs and had gained considerable experience in This area. DeTermined ThaT no more properTy shouIdAbe IosT because of financial problems, he approached This new venTure in a conservaTive manner. One frame building was erecTed on properTy owned by The HaThoooks and a small faculTy assembled. UnforTunaTely, The school was barely under way when The greaT depression hiT and iT was impossible To raise supporT for The school. In 4930 The college suspended operaTion. The college reopened in 4937 on The HaThoook properTy. The firsT year There were six sTudenTs, and The faculTy consisTed of PresidenT and Mrs. George BonduranT. By The fall semesTer of 4940 There were forTy-one sTudenTs and a few parT-Time professors. In 4947 George BonduranT resigned as presidenT and was replaced by Orvei Crowder, who served unTiI 4955. James C. Redmon acoepTed The posiTion of leadership and held The posT unTiI 4978. Paul K. Carrier assumed The posiTion in 4978. WhaT began as o sTudenTs in one small wooden sTruoTure has grown inTo over 200 sTudenTs housed in many handsome brick buildings. BuT The goals of The pasT - eaucaTion and evangelism - are sTiII The goals of The fuTure. HISTORY ' J4caclemico $e$orall pagerd, .gecrelary 5 : jg Htlimiig, '12 : SENIORS getly dea- Q' and! point, eoryia Join: 6. jg'eml, 8:15! poinl; eorgia 53 Cltridlian atlucah'on 44.157 CAriJlian minidlried yaw Oltene .249yire, gltana, Wat Jdld'ica Z23 CAriJlian Winialried SENIORS : 13 grace gerker, Coffey? parla, 644.614, Clank gudlid, 31 J35. Cllridlian Winidlried 197.44. arulian Minidlried Wilt? Craig, 6:14! poinl, gj g3 Cllridlian Winidhied M : SENIORS Jorie gelld Creme, graAam, 44IaLama Cymli $allozz Wat peru, Maine 44.44. leagidlereal Wanting 3.5, CArish'an EJucaHon x , ? i . ,1, w p. CynlAia Jill ioffar, 44udlin .79an Z33 b?lLie ant! 44.3 Winding SENIORS : 15 f, georgi a poi n gm! Educalion Morgan. Xyl; .jvlogg, J41? Cltridlian orgta jtianta, g2 55 19715142 anal Wudic milk: juilan, lgrinze, .Jvlaih' , Igor! au 44.1? miuiond Wayne A. .jilmgel Mm: SENIORS '16: john .JJoucAenQ, 6nd point, georgia :bam'al 6. Jarrell, 6:45! point, georgia J41; Cllridlian Miniatriea .241? Cllridian minialried Jim IQ. Jacob, Commerce, Georgia 13.3. Citridlian Winahied SENIORS : '17 jmollly .14. Wcjntosll, .x4u1lefi, georgia 44g Ciridh'an Mnidlried gamed panda! Jamg, leincon, georgia .X4.J.? Cllridlian Mnidlried anal ng. '18 : SENIORS Jung WcWoH-on, 6nd! lyoinl, Borgia $e$oraA leeward, Wntler, georgia g3 Cltridlian mlnidlrizd g5 Eariy CAifcllmoa, Enlucalion micllele pale, jtianla, georgia 55 Cllridh'an aulucalion SENIORS : '19 gal ! Senna , 6014! point, georgia leerrf W Warclie 3.9, Safem, ,Uirgim'a 5.57 Cllridlian miniilried 44.1? CAridlian minidlried Jarry W Silaw, jranLlin, Ollio g3 Cluridh'an Mnidlried 20 : SENIORS leaky! W. Maia, anal lgot'nf, eorgia J41? Cllridlian minidlried gamed pAiflill Wynne, gored! park, georgia 44.3 CAridlian galucah'on SENIORS : 24 22 : SENIOR CANDIDS Senior DirecTory BeHy Adams - EcsT Point, GA, B.S. ChrisTion Educo'rion. Yaw Ohene Agyire - Ghana. WesT Africa, B.S. ChrIsTion MinisTry. Alpha Tau Sigma 4, 2, 3, 4: Class Chaplain 3; Soccer Team 4, 2, 3; Counselor: Gold Coast Christian Comp, Lakeworfh, Florida 2. John E. Alreod - East Point, GA, A.B. Pre-Seminary. Delta Kappa Delta 4, 2, 3, 4; Class Vice-Presidenf 4; Class PresidemL 2; Who's Who 4; Tennis Team 2, 3; Concert Choir 4, 2; Youth Ministries: 2, 3, 4, Cedar Grove Christian Church 2, Athens ChrisTion Church 3, Eas'rside Christian Church 4; P. R. Summer 4. Bruce Becker - College Park, GA, B.S. ChrisTion Ministries. Garry W. Cheek - EusTis, FL, A.B. Christian Minisfries. Delta Kappa DeITa 4, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4, PresidemL 2, 4: Cocner'r Choir 4, 2, 3; Chris'rion Minisfels 4, 2; Christian Service Team 4; Student Council 4; Dorm Council 4; Baseball 4; Senior Minister-Cloyfon Christian Church. Willie Crosby - East Point, GA, B.S. Christian Ministries. Lorie Be'r'rs Crowe - Graham, AL, A.A. Registered Nursing. Herald Choir 4, 2; Sigma Iota Chi 4; Summer P.R. 4; ConcerT Choir 2; Heritage Players 2; Volleyball 3. Cynthia Jill Dollar - Austin, Texas, B.S. Bible 3A3. Nursing. Herold Choir 2: Concert Choir 3; Dean's L431 2; Harvester Phofogrcpher 2, 3; Del'ro Thefo 2, 3, 4: 4Presidenf 3;; Wilderness Club 4: Georgian Association of Nursing STudenfs 3, 4; a:loy'ron Junior Collegey Phi Theta Kappa - Treasurer 4; Dean's List 3, 4; STudenT Governmenf - Pres. 4; Execufive Committee 4; STudenT Affairs Committee 4: vsmdenf Advisory Council Rep. To Board of Regents of Univ. SysTem of Georgia 4; Clcyfon General Hosp. Scholarship 4. Cyndi DOIIOff - West Peru, Maine, B.S. Christian Education. Glen Cove Bible College; 4: Student Governmenf 4; Basketball 4; Choir 4; Volleyball 2, 3; Dorm Council 4, 2, 3; Pathway Phys. Ed. Teacher 3; Softball 3. Willie FUITOh - A'rlcn'ro, GA, B.S. Bible and Music. Jesus Place Inner City Missions 4, 2; Herold Choir 2; Heritage Players 2; Concert Choir 3, 4; Music Intern 01 Capitol View ChrisTion Church Youth Choir 4; Delta Kappa DelTa 4, 2, 3, 4. Wayne A. Hergef - PorT cu Prince, Haiti, A.B. Missions. Soccer 2; Tennis 3; Alpha Tau Sigma 3, 4. Morgan Kyle Hogg - Eos'r Point, GA, B.S. Christian Education. Basketball 4, 2, 3; Alpha Tau Sigma 4, 2; Class Vice-Presiden'r 2, 3: Internship - First Chrisfion Church of College Park. John HOUChenS - East Point, GA, A.B. Christian Minisfries. Alpha Tau Sigma 4, 2, 3, 4; Presidenf 4; Dorm Council 4, 2, 3, 4; Sfudenf Governmenf 3, 4; Baskefboll 4, 2, 3. David E. Jorreff - East PoinT. GA, A.B. Christian Ministries. Student Govt. Assoc. Representative 4, 2; Sophomore Class Pres. 2; Alpha Tau Sigma 4, 2, 3, 4, 3Sec.-Tres. 2, 3;; Tomoko Scholarship 2: Orvol Morgan Preaching Scholarship $94 4; Who's Who 4; Studenf Intern, North Druid Hills Christian Church 4; YouTh Minister, First Christian Church, Bremen, GA 3. Mark S. Kent - Pendergross, GA, A.B. Christian Minisiries. Chaplain InTern: Christian City 2, 4; HeriTage Players 4, 5; Youth Minister OT Ben Hill Christian Church 4, 5. James Randal Lamb - Rincon, GA, A.B. Christian Ministries, B.Th. Alpha Tau Sigma 4, 2, 3, 4, 5; Gechreos. 525 Soccer 4; Concert Choir 3; Chaplain 3; Chrisfion Service Team 3: Recipient of The Orvol Morgan Preaching Scholarship 2; Youth Minister of The Cornelia Christian Church 4; Youth Minister of Central Chrisfion Church Savannah, GA 4, 5. Timothy A. McIntosh - AusTell, GA, A.B. Christian Ministries Gre-Seminorw. YouTh MinisTer, Ben Hill Christian Church, Atlanta, GA, 2, 4; MinisTer, Buckeye Christian Church, Wrighfsville. GA, 4. Larry McNorTon - Eosf Point, GA, B.S. Christian Ministries. Michele Pa're - Atlanta, GA, B.S. Chrisfion Educo'rion. Deborah Rogers - Winder, GA, B.S. Early Childhood Education. STudenT Government 2, 3, 4; Dorm Council 3, 4; Class Sec. 3, 4; Harvester Staff 4, 2, 3, 4: Edifor 4; Concert Choir 3, 4; PR. Team 4, 5; Basketball 4, 2, 4; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; CapToin 3; Sof'rboll 3, 4. John SenneH - East Point GA, B.S. Christian Ministries. Larry W. Show - Franklin, OH, B.S. Christian Minisfries. Concert Choir 2, 3; Chaplain Intern ChrisTion City 3. Robert W. Wardle ll - Salem, VA, A.B. Christian Ministries. Class Vice-Presidenf 4, 4; Alpha Tau Sigma 4, 2, 3, 4, 5; Chaplain 2; Pres. 3; Student Government 2, 4; Soccer 4; Baseball 3, 4; Public Relations 3, 4: Dorm Council 4. Roberf M. Woods - East Point, GA, A.B. Chrisficn MinisTries. Alpha Tau Sigma 3, 4; Class Chaplain 2, 3, 4; Youth Minister 2, 3. 4. James Phillip Wynne - Forest Park, GA, A.B. ChrisTiczn Education. Class President 3, 4; STudenf CounciI-2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Summer Chrisfion Service Team 2, 3; Public Relations 3, 4; Alpha Tau Sigma 4, 2, 3, 4, VIce-Pres. 3, 4; Soccer 4; Baseball 3, 4; Basketball 4, 2, 3, 4, Co-CopT. 3, Capt. 4. SENIOR DIRECTORY : 23 A - a! -: . . XV, Officers: Lynn Whofley, Treasurer: Rachel Sluss, Secretory; ScoTT Gamel, Vice-Presidenf; Craig Thorn, Presldenf. Standing: Bernard Riley, Sponsor. Greg AlbrighT PoTsy Allen 24 -- JUNIOR Dorothy Droo Betty Jo Crosby Katrina Hobbs Sco'r'r Gomel 'u.. 1-.- Wm 25 JUNIOR Iwong Moerom Ja Debbie Houchens Theosal Perry Jonathon Olds 26 : JUNIOR N: grog. JHM ,. Melanie Terrell JUNIOR : 27 28 : JUNIOR xmw wmvrzw A JUNIOR : 29 Laurie Bryan, President Ani'ro Compton, Secretary , ' lill- CM ' K. C. Daiss, Chaplin 30 : SOPHOMORE OFFICERS David Alread Jeff Blankenship Kathy Bowen Don Broswell SOPHOMORE : 34 MM : ,. Q: Marvin Bussey Anita Compton Ricky Cox 32 : SOPHOMORE John Dawes Paul Fover PcnL Galloway Liza Gilliam SOPHOMORE : 33 .- y 3 . 4n, Ernes1L Gillis Harold Harrison Holly Holland Donna Howard Dovid HumL Dole Hutchins 34 : SOPHOMORE am . $ 1 I iiii Bonnie Jernigon Terry Lovins Lorry McCreary Candy Mifchum Warren Morris AniTo MoH SOPHOMORE : 35 John Pinion Kenneth Threlkeld Susie Turner 36 : SOPHOMORE mung... . q- -P-NJAZL M,'h Darrell Zuercher SOPHOMORE : 37 38 : SOPHOMORE CANDIDS SOPHOMORE CANDIDS : 39 Rober'r Who'rley Vice Presiden'r dent Ronald Brome Presi Gory Thompson Chaplin beTh Word Nreasurer IZO y El Secretory Mar FRESHMAN OFFICERS 40 Scott Akin Willie Alexander Tom Bighorse DeNorris Brinkley Eun Mee Choi Melissa Cochran Lisa Cooper Tony Crumley E M I 51x X x5: FRESHMAN : 44 John DuBoise Clark Duncan Carolyn Fallon E di Shelley Gibson Karen Grier Jeonnivee Gufhrie 1 7007:; o AL Rodney Hordison Dcrleen Harrison Kenneth Hembree ' 13g; . ; mJLXL kk$x 131133 Trip Hodges Lisa Hogans Louise Hudmon 42 : FRESHMAN :4 xv mix: Cindy Kidd chn-Joong Kim Lisa King Julie Pace Linda Paden Beth Polmer Jeffrey Pate war 'rxzt;n :gzw. mag, y; 5:73,: .122: :erL22 V Ray Peppers Lorraine Ruhe Lloyd Seobol'r FRESHMAN : 43 Lisa Spencer James Stokes Marvin Thomas l Gory Thompson Mark Vaughn Mary EIizobeTh Ward ms Robert Whafley Robyn Wilkins Carol Williams RM. .3ka j Terrell Williams Doreen Wilson Cyn'rhio Zueroher 44 : FRESHMAN FRESHMAN CANDIDS $e$4ie Coole patricia $eucan $2149! 0.39100 mugiin, ,Uirgim'a Alianla, georgia Wigeria, JWC-im game! Meriwellter pltiifily palcfif! Emma Wm! jlfanla, georgia leaezzral, Marlin Carofina gremen, gyargia 34!!!! WiAerdan $2.4le, georgia 46 : SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS u Roy Crowe Barry Goudino 13 IA Kelley Lone Kevin Lane Ted LeGrande Leland MoTT L m Mike Pullon i. a. Alec Word Andy Yorchuk Patsy Allen Laurie Bryon Bei'ry Jo Crosby Dorothy Drao Business Education Business Education Business Education Business Education 1. E VB s Lizc: Gilliam Candy Miichum Lamar Cochran Charlie Crowe Business Educaiion Business Education Special Special um A Beiiy LeGrond James Morris Charlene Pinion Charlene Pinion Special Special MRS. Degree Joel Pinion i i 48 : BUSINESS ED - SPECIAL J461minidfralli0n ' n; ma. .VLA . .gwymgguga , ,r qr'gyy 43253:; ,3 v x IOn TrCIT' IS IN Adm FIEBIEELKIE 3,411,131.1'4 an x g agaiiaqidasgign .55 i 3! IOn TroT -B .m m d A W saw? . W; Mm, .; 56 : FACULTY TREE FACULTY TREE : 57 wsm Q 1 a: 5...... am. ,4 .----::g a, . 2 , 223::5 Eaggamixay ag 1L waxiisshugg gizg 112.:317, , m: x A2 LAM, ' 57v womehrcoiiege-ievei education in general, bibiicoi, and practice! studies that develop character, intellect, and obiiity so that these men and women may honor God through their service to the, church and the worid. The primary goals of the coiiege is to support this mission through i providing: , i 00 Programs of high academic quoiity that lead to associate and L boccoioureate degrees i Qt Programs of study that provide students with a balance of education in the arts and sciences, Bible and theoiogy, 0nd professionci education for church-relcted careers Qt Ah environment in which conviction and practice of faith in . i God is encouraged and developed. in techievihg these goats the college pursues the foiiowing specific . program objectives: i . CD To prepare students for vocations in preaching, teaching, i H educatiOn, missions, and music ta To prepare students for seminary studies my To prepare students for nursing careers with background in i biblical studies t i i Mg To prepare students for secretarial careers with background i in biblical studies C5D TQ assist Christians to develop and improve their vocational yond voluntary work in the church. Atlanta Christian College exists to provide for men and -m:...:sm . az- ., , e WWWWWQMWM'WW thunvpmqar e , 4 .WM WMMWMWN i; II IGS d n g G M e h T h a m U M . i a ,4 s M I W , A ., 9ij w WU W. Www.gwum: ..... w w 99' wMMMrbd .W .W..WA m ... dewmm W , Organizafiond Standing: Donna Durgin, Susie Turner, Liza Gilliam, Memrie Terrell, Deborah Rogers, Phillip Wynne, Cindy Carter, Mike Thompson, Scof'r Gamel, Scoff Akin, Buck Wardle, Mary K. Payne, Sponsor. Seated: Gary Cheek, David Alreod, Chuck Baggeff. 74 : STUDENT GOVERNMENT t . ikuww a i. :P x sxf:, STUDENT GOVERNMENT : 75 ,, MMWWP .v,,..-- ,... .;: vyw. WW Wuk HWWN... 76 : STUDENT GOVERNMENT .4 A 3. x 77 STUDENT GOVERNMENT gm; .. 7 ; ; Delta Theta: Standlng L to R: Lisa Hogans, Donna Durgin, Lynn Whofley, Janet Buffington, Lorraine Ruhe, Carolyn Pitts, Julie Pace, Kneeling: Susie Turner, Rachol Sluss, Anita Compfon, Moercm Joiwong, Cynthia Dollar. Vicki Huxford, Sponsor. Delta Theta Officers: Susie Turner, Chaplin; Janet Buffington, Treasurer; Anifo Compfon, Secretary; Donna Durgin, Vice-Presidenf; Lynn Whofley, President. 78 : DELTA THETA QV.V V.V.V.V.V $V$V $E9 0 k? oooo094 4 $$ $ A W I x Sigma Io'ro Chi: FronT: Lisa Spencer, Linda Poden, Melanie Terrell, Vicki Bryant, Melissa Cochran, Cofhy Patterson. Middle: Cindy Carter, Holly Holland, Shelley Gibson, Robyn Wilkins, Memrie Terrell, Laurie Bryon. Bock: Dorothy Draa, June McCreary, Dophine White, Liso Cooper, Bonnie Jernigon, Sun Pork, Deborah Rogers. Sigma Officers: Daphine White, President; Memrie Terrell, Chaplin, Dorothy Drao, Secretory-Treosurer; Chrisfy Vernon, Vice-Presidenf mot Pictured; Donna Massey, Sponsor. SIGMA IOTA CHI : 79 xelm Kappa Delta: Standing - Back: Jonathon Olds, Robert Whofley, John Dawes, Earnest Gillls, Jeff Pate, Middle: David Alreod, Darrell Zuercher, Todd Myers, Bruce Afha, Garry Cheek. Kneeling: Clark Duncan, John Alreod, K. C. Dciss, Kenny Hembree, Don Brennan. R. Edwin Groover, Sponsor. Delta Kappa Delta Officers: David Alrecd, Vice-PresidenT; Darrell Zuercher, Secretary-Treasurer; Willie FulTon, Chaplin, mot Picturew Garry Cheek, President. 80 : DELTA KAPPA DELTA. Alpha Tau Sigma: Back: Rodney Hcrdison, Marvin Thomas, Scott Akin, Buck Wordle, Mark Vaughn. Mlddle: Randy Lamb, David Workman, Terry Lovins, Robert Woods, Cralg Thorn, SCOTT Gamel, Phillip Wynne. Kneeling: Tim Turner. Ricky Cox, Don Broswell, Wayne Hergef, Gory Thompson, David Jarreff. Alpha Tau Sigma Officers: David Workman, President Phillip Wynne, Vice-Presiden'r: Randy Lamb, Secretary; Scoff Gomel, Treasurer; Tim Turner, Chaplin. Wye Huxford, Sponsor. ALPHA TAU SIGMA : 84 82 : CAMPING CLUB f - .JthAlredd , TimL VTurneir' L , akEddi'e' Grooiverf . : , 4rDov.id Alreod . . Sirlinrn'Suphd n,';-. :, x ,r g ' , -. ' . L CAMPING CLUB : 83 Mary K. Payne Dean of Women Women's Dorm Council: Memrie Terrell, Rachael Sluss, Deborah Rogers, JoneT Bufflngfon, Laurie Bryon Men's Dorm Council: Tim Turner, Trip Hodges, Mike Thompson, Scot? Gamel, Buck Wordle. John Houchens Men's Dorm Supervisor DORM COUNCILS 84 FAITH PROMISE. Bob and Laura Newton - Mexico Jim Vernon - Jesus Place Phil and Gwen Hudson - Kenya Dean and Jill Collins - Auburn Christian Fellowship Tim Hudson - University of Georgia Campus Ministry Missions Committee: Tim Turner, Dr. Riley; Sponsor, Melissa Cochran, Barry chdino. MISSIONS : 85 THE OAKS OF MAMRE James D. Pendle'ron BY Abraham - Jonofhon Olds Michele Po're Sarah Booc F iso Spencer - L irsT Servan'r - Mark Ken'r Ralph Warren irecfor D 86 : DRAMA I'M GOING TO ORDER A LION By: Earl Heimer Bob - The Ncrrofor - Robert Woods Norm - The guy - Lorry McCreory Julie - The girl - Bonnie Jernigon Ellen - Julie's mother - Daphine White Sue - Julie's Friend - Jenny Walker Dick - College student - Marvin Bussey Jock - College student - Mark Kent Director - Ralph Warren DRAMA : 87 W'-mzmbmzzmmmvmurmmmt mmmmmmm mzmmvammmmwmmw-MWMMWW HunYF M a , 555- ? v 88 : DRAMA ' '93. 4984 Summer Team: Bufflng'ron, Memrie Terrell Wynne 9 I I 1?? W x 3 I :mag I i ..............--..09, , .mwb . J Bock UR: Kevin Lane, ScoH Gomel. Lynn Whotley, Lorry McCreary, Holly Holland, Kelley Lane, Phillip Wynne, Deborah Rogers. Middle: Jane? Buffington, Mike Thompson. Vicki Bryant, Bonnie Jernigon, Dorothy Draa, Cathy Patterson, Front: Mary Elizabefh Word, Memrie Terrell, Melissa Cochran, K. C. Dalss. 39; N- ,u, Mary Ellzobefh Word, Mike Thompson, Janet Inheritance: Melissa Cochran, Dorothy Droa, K. C. Dolss, Phillip PUBLIC RELATIONS : 89 a g, l .i l I I ! 4984 Summer Drama Group: Standlng: Lynn Whofley, Holly Holland. Bonnie Jernigan, Deborah Rogers. Seated: Kelley Lane, Kevin Lane, Lorry McCreary. Acclomoflon: VIckl Brycn'r, Cathy PaT'rerson, Scott Gamel, Lourle Bryan 90 : PUBLIC RELATIONS 5' i. W .. V; SUMMER PUBLIC RELATIONS he 4984 edition of Who's Who Among Students in American UniversiTies and Colleges will con- Tain fine Atlan'ra Chrisfian College Studen'rs. These Atlanta Christian Col- lege students were chosen on The basis of Their academic achievement service To The communify, leadership in extra- curricular oc'rivifies, and potential for continued success. They join an elite group of students selected from more Than 4,500 institutions of higher learning in all 50 sfofes, The Disfrict of Columbia, and several foreign nations. David Jarrett Mike Thompson Ecsf Poinf, Georgla Newport News, Virginia Lynn thfley Barry chdino Kevin Lane Wlnder, Georgia Eos'r Point Georgia Decatur, Georgia 92 : WHO'S WHO Deborah Rogers Bonnie Jernigan Vlckl Bryant Editor An Work Assistant Patsy Allen Kelley Lone Kevln Lane Student Phofogropher Studenf Photographer Student Photographer KW; Roy McKInney Ralph Warren Photographer Advisor HARVESTER STAFF : 93 , , Concert Choir: Back MR: Patsy Allen, C ynfhio Dollar, Jeff Pate, Robyn Wilkins. Holly Holland, Rc-Jdney; Sturfz: Direcfor Middle: Mary ElizobeTh Ward, Darrell Zuercher, Kelly Lane, Maerom Joiwong, Lorry McCreary, Melanie Terrell, Deborah Rogers, June McCreary. FronT: Susie Turner, Rodney Hordison, Janet Buffington, Cathy Londrum, Kevin Lane, Memrie Terrell, Jonathan Olds. :IJ Ihhilaghgkl': 94 : CONCERT CHOIR Concert Choir Officers: - . . Jono'rhon Olds. Pre- -, L g .3! sidenf; Terry Lovins, Vice-Presidenf: Memrie Terrell, Secretary; Kevin Lone, Chaplain. Direcfor: Rodney S'rurfz MUSIC CANDIDS : 95 TTKing Roberf of Sicily Based on The poem by: Henry W. Longfellow RobertKing of Sicily - Craig Thorn The Angel - Kevin Lane The Clerk - Willie Fulton The NorroTor - Lorry McCreory The Cour? - The A.C.C. Chrisfion MinsTrels The Choir - The A.C.C. Concert Choir 5 96 : UKING ROBERT OF SICILY r. 2 w. 3km WING ROBERT OF SICILY -- 97 Christian Minsfrels: Rodney Hardison, Susie Turner, Janet Buffington, Jonathan Olds, Kevin Lone, Memrie Terrell, Cathy Londrum, Terry Lovins. 98 : CHRISTIAN MINSTRELS K. C. Doiss. Memrie Terrell Kevin Lane Cathy Londrum, Deanna Williams. Jenny Walker Craig Thorn, Memrie Terrell. RECITALS : 99 e believe GT ATlonTo ChrisTion College, sTudenTs will find -, . opporTuniTies To grow inTo The kind of person God wanTs Them To be. This is why The college is concerned obouT The growTh of The whole person. A college educoTion involves noT only academic moTTers, buT also ochievemenTs in social reloTionships wiTh oTher people. Among The mosT valuable of These college experiences will be Those which deal wiTh The developmenT of friendships and The advoncemenT of a sTudenTs obiliTy To live and work wiTh oThers. Because we are a large family living TogeTher, H is necessary for The college To esToblish some basic guidelines which will make sTudenT life TogeTher more pleosonT. Therefore, The following objecTives of ATlonTa ChrisTion College are seT forTh To aid in The developmenT of sTudenT life on The campus: 4. To provide on onosphere ThoT promoTes and encourages The poTenTial of each sTudehT To achieve a level of maTuriTy occepToble To The basic requiremenTs of conducT found in ScripTure 2. To help sTudenTs become spiriTuolly independenT and responsible ChrisTion persons 3. To guide each sTudenT in developing hobiTs and skills which promoTe spiriTuol growTh 0nd in applying ChrisTian sTondords of conducT in every area of life 4. To ossisT each sTudenT in developing such ChrisTion QTTiTudes end opprecioTions ThoT he will have a ChrisTion approach To all life 5. To help sTudenTs recognize and respond To The will of God in all decisions 6. To lead sTudenTs Through experiences which will enable Them To TesT and evoluoTe Their ChrisTicn insighTs and develop a ChrisT-cenTered world view. H is The hope of The college ThoT everyThing ThoT is required of sTudenTs, boTh dorm sTudenT and married sTudenTs, will conTribuTe To The ochievemenT of These goals. '100 -- OBJECTIVES ing Queen Michele Pate, Senior 4984 Homecom 4984 Runner-up Lynn Wha'rley, Junior HOMECOMING '102 1: .cmy-uhg .. av 0111mm aulstltm gouty! jgnmmmmg 1984 ngy Chayerm us. Pz'edmtt Blue 1.6.6. Chaym vs. Piedmmt Bible Jpeclal Muiic 1g Ramiy Lamb am! Larry MCCTEEU Crownigg ff 17w 1984 Homecomilg Queen. Qy'BeCZZy Reid Escort .. Steve Clark FchILman Repzsentative , 111m Spencer, Sr, Petershg, 7111. E50773 ' Tim Turner, Ibkyo,Jafx1n Saplwmom Repmsenzative 2fat71g230wen, fast Paint, g4. Eycm-t Eddie Bowen, EarrPaint, 6a. JuniorRemeeniatiue Lynn Wlmflgy, Winder: ga, Escort qiabert whalgy, Winder, Qa. Jeniar Refresentadve Mickie Pate, Atlanta, Ija. fucrt Donnie LimZMHf, 27w! Poimtga. Athletic aqmawm Daphine white, Rome, Cja. 13cm Phillip Wynne, forest Park, 6a, MW Rapmmnmtiw n' Melanie Terrell, 6077122221, 673a, Escort ' Dania7 Workman, Roanoke, Va. Jomrlties MJ atemltieJ 'va1'2 Terrell, Carnelia, Qa. W David 711714147, Martinez, 6a. M. C. '- RancgyLmJJ, amen, 9a. Rethmfollowiy tlw Program in tilt A, C, C, cyeterla HOMECOMING : 403 Presehm. . cu o 0 104 : HOMECOMING Lisa Spencer, Freshman St Petersburg, Fla. Escort: Tim Turner Kofhy Bowen, Sophomore Eos'r Point, Go. Escort: Eddie Bowen Dophine White, Athletics Rome, Go. Escor'r: Phillip Wynne Michele Pate, Senior AflonTa, Go. Escort: Phillip Wynne Memrie Terrell, Clubs Cornelia, Go. Escort: David Alread Becky Reid, 4983 Queen College Park, Go. Escort: STeve Clork Lynn thfley, Junior Winder, Ga. Escort: Robert WhoTIey .1 Melonle Terrell, Music Cornelia, Ga. Escort: David Workman '105 HOMECOMING :1 J 406 : ALUMNI RALLY 1984 Officers Fred Brown - President Elect Nina Argo - Secrefory Vicki Huxford - Editor, Cross and Crown David Chapman - Presidenf Alumnus of The Year 1984 Marlin Day '107 ALUMNI RALLY : ALUMNI GAME 193-173 S ti : X Alumnl: Standing: Larry Bradberry, Sco'r'r Gregory, Les Brown, Dillard Weaver, Jamie Sutton, John Houchens, Jerry Thompson. Kneeling: Ron Lewis, Joey Westbrook, Jim Donovan, Craig Bowen, Eddie Bowen, Kelly Gowen. Chargers: Phillip Wynne, Robert Whafley, Marvin Thomas, Mike Thompson, Mark Vaughn, Gory Thompson. Scott Akin, Tim Turner, Don Broswell, Dole Hufchins. '109 CHRISTMAS h' .5 4'10 : CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL '84 4'12 Chris Ralllns, Soufh Carolina Libby Duncan. Florldo Randy Former, Georgia Preaching Scholorshlp Instrumental Scholorshlp Musquoccl Scholarship FESTIVAL '84 : 4'13 L L L 8906631205 L L 955 5305.05an memuqu 07.22483 5:3 98 c33- 932 59.25 5902 . . L x-m :- 53QO 6cm. QUE ,. . ,L L L L .x . , FAITH LIFTER 4'14 Eddie Bowen, Coach Candy Mi'rchum, Captain Standing: Shelley Gibson, Carolyn Pitts, Candy MiTchum, Bonnie Jernigcln, Deborah Rogers. Kneeiing: Kathy Bowen, Doreen Wilson, Lisa Hogans, Lorraine Ruhe, Liso Spencer. 4'16 : WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL Enganudk In White Ine Clcpfo Vicki Bryanf Chdy Caner LEO Spencer Doph M7 CHEERLEADERS Seated: Ralph Sweorngin, Coach; Mlke Thompson, Phillip Wynne, Tim Turner, Dale Hufchins, David Workman, Manager. Standing: Morvln Thomas, Sco'r'r Akin, Gary Thompson, Robert Whatley. Mark Vaughn. Phlllip Wynne Mike Thompson Guard Guard 4'18 : BASKETBALL Tlm Turner Morgan Hogg Dale Hufchins Center Forward BASKETBALL : 4'19 Mark Vaughn Cenfer Gary Thompson Marvin Thomas Guard Guard 120 : BASKETBALL 4983 - 4984 Schedule Kentucky Christian December 2 Soufheosfern Bible December 3 Toccoa Falls December 6 PiedmonT Bible December 40 Christian Classic January 5 - 7 Reinhard1L College January 43 Johnson Bible January 44 Miami Chrisfion January 46 Bapfisf University January 26 Piedmont Bible January 27 Cincinnofi Bible January 28 TournamemL February 3-4 Kentucky Christian February 6 Johnson Bible February 40 Reinhardt College February 44 Bopfisf University February 46 Toccoc: Falls February 47 CANDIDS : 9:2ng03 Jealous 424 Rodney Hardlson Forward Robert Who'rley Scoff Akin Forward Forward '122 : BASKETBALL 1349a vunowuw.Vuw . CANDIDS : '123 s me Klov f Io'v WW 5 ax Lady Chargers: Carolyn Pif'rs, Shelley Gibson, Ronnie Brome. Coach; Deborah Rogers, Lisa Hogans, Bonnie Jernlgan, Lorraine Ruhe. 424 : BASKETBALL mom mm 4983 - 4984 Schedule Kenfucky ChrisTion December 2 Soufheasfern Bible December 3 Toccoo Falls December 6 Piedmont Bible December 40 Reinhardt College January43 Johnson Bible January 44 Bryan College January 24 PiedmomL Bible January 27 Cincinnati Bible January 28 Ken'rucky Christian February 6 Johnson Bible February '10 Reinhardt College February '14 Toccoo Falls February 47 Bryan College February '18 Deborah Roger Shelley Gibson Forward Forward BASKETBALL : '125 Memrie Terrell Carolyn Piffs Center Lorraine Ruhe Guard 426 : BASKETBALL .1 0 iii ., II... BASKETBALL - '127 Bonnie Jernigon Lisa Hogans Forward Guard 428 : BASKETBALL mxwk Mvmm: BASKETBALL : 429 SPORTS CANDIDS '130 W1 Stuclent life 432 : SNEAK DAY .a M Mn V K V x. L V 433 SNEAK DAY 434 : SNEAK DAY SNEAK DAY : 435 ETCETERA 436 1 ETCETERA '137 438 : ETCETERA ETCETERA : 439 some of mempne l Without The help Monid hove nev Cdrolyn Piiis fort Up . S thanks To Bennie per diive ori work. Speciaii i' thanks 10 Mr. McKinney ' i Irdphy sioff, wiihoui Them These memories would have n'ever bieen captured. My dmbiiion would have never become an Mrganized' orbook wiihou'r The helpful, poiieni 0nd creoiive dHiiudeh Qldyed by Mr. Warren:v My hearifeii Thanks go to him a, because he made The yearbook possible. To the glory of our God and Faiher A , ' -. 'whomakes oii Things posgdibigez MO : EDITOR'S PAGE Yr Vic'M PANY . .mncumzumsgggn' :34, .4, er.