Atlantic Christian College - Pine Knot Yearbook (Wilson, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1979 volume:

' ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN COLLEG P I N E K N O T MInI. mm . Sjfofi. TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION .................................1 STUDENT LIFE ................................16 SPECIAL EVENTS ..............................40 ORGANIZATIONS ...............................68 SPORTS ..................................... 98 GREEKS .....................................132 PEOPLE .................................... 156 EDITOR........... ASSOCIATE EDITOR ASSISTANT EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER ADVISOR ......... SUZANNE CRUTCHFIELD .....CINDY SULLIVAN .......JANE ROEBUCK ...........KEN FINCH ........JODY SEXTON ! REPRESENTATIVE JOE ALLEGOOD THE FIRST DAY By Christina Rossetti I wish I could remember that first day, First hour, first moment of your meeting me, i 4 5 If bright or dim the season, it might be Summer or Winter for aught I can say; So unrecorded did it slip away sten t $ 6 7 So blind was I to see and to foresee So dull to mark the budding of my tree That would not blossom yet for many a May. 8 ii i mmm If only I could recollect it, such 10 11 A day of days! I let it come and go c • As traceless as a thaw of bygone snow; 13 It seemed to mean so little, meant so much; If only now I could recall that touch 14 First touch of hand in hand- Did one but know! 15 : • WPi S 9j� ypr 16 STUDENT LIFE 17 SUMMER SCHOOL FLOODS BRING . . 18 SUMMER SCHOOL FUN! 19 LET’S START THE YEAR WITH SOME STUDENT TALENT IN EITHER CASE. . . 22 BLOOD IS DRAWN! 23 WOMEN’S INTERDORM INTRODUCE 24 SADIE HAWKINS TO THE CAMPUS FOR SOME ALL DAY ACTIVITIES 25 TOM MORRIS AS MR. TOP HAT OF 1979 26 A LITTLE SPICE IS ADDED TO ACC BY THE PHI MU DATING GAME LOOK AT THOSE TURKEYS RUN 28 29 IT’S BEGINNING TO LOOK A LOT LIKE CHRISTMAS 30 CAN YOU BELIEVE IT? NO CLASSES AT ACC! 32 THE FACULTY AND STUDENTS ENJOYED THEIR VACATION 33 COFFEEHOUSES ARE ALWAYS FUN WHEN. . . 34 EVERYONE SINGS A LONG! 35 INSTEAD OF EXAMS, HOW ABOUT THE TAMS? LOOKS LIKE WE MADE IT! 38 39 40 fTt SPECIAL EVENTS 41 i. JUST ANOTHER PTA!! 43 44 DOSTER PLANS MANY EXCITING THINGS FOR ACC 45 DOSTER’S RECEPTION WAS DELIGHTFUL 47 STAGE AND SCRIPTS: BUS STOP AND . . 48 J LITTLE MARY SUNSHINE 49 BRIDGE, BACK ALLEY AND SOME. . . BLUEGRASS VISIT ACC 51 HEATWAVE ... 53 MISS SABRINA LANIER 1979 HOMECOMING QUEEN 54 55 56 57 MISS DEE WATERS 1st RUNNER UP 58 , f MISS JANE ROEBUCK 2nd RUNNER UP Kimberleigh McRae Nancy Ellen Bridges Mitzi H. Jordan Daphne Ann Winslow 60 Mary Baggett REMAINING SEVEN OF THE TOP TEN Teri Lyn Davis Melodye K. Parker 61 L Betty Seavy Vickie Elaine Woolard Lori Magers REMAINING CANDIDATES T Sharon Schultz Elizabeth Raper Janice R. Bonner Melodie Lynn Brewster Teresa Gail Hinton J- Kimberly Burns 65 66 COMING HOME FOR HOMECOMING 67 68 ORGANIZATIONS 69 SGA OFFICERS GEORGE MURPHY, PRESIDENT PHYLLIS PARRISH, VICE PRESIDENT 70 SANDY WHITE, SECRETARY CHUCK WHEELER, TREASURER 71 PINE KNOT STAFF Jane Roebuck, Assistant Editor Suzanne Crutchfield, Editor 72 Cindy Sullivan, Associate Editor Jane Green, Karen Spruill, and Dorothy Creech, Typists 73 Nancy McLawhorn, Lillie Darden, Lori Ball, and Cindi Porter, Layout Designers COLLEGIATE STAFF J. Fred Pearce, Assistant Editor Tom Smith, Business Manager 74 75 SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB i 76 i OCAL ENSEMBLE 77 P.E. CLUB ' - 78 PI GAMMA MU ' 79 ENGLISH CLUB I TRACK CLUB ' 81 WOMEN’S INTERDORM 82 AFRO AWARENESS SOCIETY 83 MENC ( 84 i ACCOUNTING CLUB STAGE SCRIPT if 86 I I SNEA 87 ALPHA OMEGA 1 V ' 88 . VLPHI CHI r 89 90 97 STUDENT NURSES ORGANIZATION 92 IGMA PI ALPHA I 93 EDUCATORS OF THE HEARING IMPAIRED - 94 LET’S GO BULLDOGS! 98 SPORTS 99 SOCCER BY DAY, AND BY NIGHT! 100 I 101 SOC” IT TO ’EM BULLDOGS 102 103 105 THE GIRLS AT ACC . . . 106 KNOW HOW TO PLAY!! ACC WOMEN KNOW . . . 108 HOW TO WIN A FEW! 109 Ill SHOW ’EM HOW TO DO IT! 112 I 113 PUT IT IN BULLDOGS 114 THE ACC BACK-HAND IS THE BEST 117 gMMMB ■■■jppgpppj ■ p', y' 118 119 WIMBLEDON BOUND! 120 121 V ROOT, ROOT, ROOT, FOR THE HOME TEAM! 124 125 BASEBALL, HOTDOGS, APPLE PIE AND . . ■ ■ ■ ■ u ■BET WF . � 5 127 GOLF TEAM SAYS “FORE” •• ?• :• ?? ' -■ •?: ■ -■• ..r - r f r+ S r. - • •;‘ - • .. . - fr-sSc vr ,.58w .i: ''- v 129 130 1 8$ i, «• : 131 } 132 GREEKS 133 PANHELLENIC AND IFC WORK HARD FOR GREEKS 134 135 ••-.«ivi t •l •• A.' .� • ,- t T� Vi59Wfl?J 3?7KS£ � 136 DELTA ZETA Linda Riley Penny Dull Southard Susan Cherry Kathy Massey Nancy Gott Jeannie Boyd Martha White Lynn Wall Pam R. Jones Betty Seavey Joy Mackvick Cecilia Burnette Sheila Sasser Sharon Shotwell Debbie Boykin Susan Davis Linda Wright Pam Sanders Linda George Lauri McWilliams Susan Dalton Becky Shell Kathy Simpson Linda Walter Susan Johnson Joyce Heaton Brenda Parks Vicki Altman Debbie Baldwin Janice Ennis Patti Hampton Barb Butterworth Tish Perkins Denise Sawyer Pam L. Jones Jean Daughtry Faye Turner Donna Slaughter Diane Morene Wanda Lewis Helen Foss Carolann Green Shannon Kinnier Janet Etter Dee Waters Blonnie Stroud Deane Cotton Laurie Hutchinson Paula McCoy Lauren Bragg Ladeane Little Sherry Marion Vicki Johnson Pam Johnson Terri Mohr Scarlet Slater 137 138 PHI MU Cynthia Adams Diane Barnes Kelly Barnes Margaret Bennett Nancy Bridges Terry Cook Becky Council Deb Cox Frances Davis Cathy Edwards Rosemary Edwards Mary Forbes Karen Game Merry Govan Sherree Harrell Mary Harris Annie Hill Dee Jameson Donna Jones Lu Ann Jones Amy Lamm Laurie Leinhaus Amy Magers Lori Magers Cathy Markum Margie Mauk Beth McMurrer Cindy McNeill Phyllis Parrish Melodye Parker Barbara Queenan Kathy Reynolds Kay Richey Joan Roughton Helen Saunders Elaine Schmid Anna Smelser Jo Ann Smith Shirley Spence Susan Spivey Karen Steinback Vickie Strickland Wanda Tatum Judy Taylor Karen Thomas Frances Wages Amy Wagnor Debra Waller Celeste Warren Channey White ' 139 140 j SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA Pam Armstrong Saralyn Chappell Denna Copeland Tanyer Clark Debbie Cunningham Debbie Curcio Betty G. Darden Karen Edwards Julia Everett Betsy Gentry Maria Gonzales Amy Hanson Dorothy Harris Sharon Johnson Beth Jones Margaret Knowles Sam Matsen Linn Smith Ginny McCraw Pam Moore Karen Page Robin Parr Lynn Peek Beth Perkins Sharon Riley Lynette Roberson Jane Roebuck Sharon Rogers Beverly Smith Laura Stowe Cathy Vaughan Mary Pat Vidarte Sandi White Kathy Whitehurst Angela Woodard Renee Newcomb V 141 mwm Ms ■ K� W«V «««««. w� � � Mrwin� ?1?-! H..W.W.V ■■',� —■ ivgag naapB W -s4 y. jA . .fW.iL' «r 142 tmem, tssa' jmstSt ALPHA SIGMA PHI David Beddingfield Lennie Breedlove Scotty Chadwick Rox Corbin Terry Craft Bruce Currin Allan Daniells Glenn Davis Johnny Earl Chestnut Dan Harris Mike Holder Terry Howard Jeff Joyce Whit Kenney Robin McKeel Newsome Moore Mitch Moss Allan Myers Charlie Pleasants Jay Revelle Mike Saleeby David Sledge Jerry Sledge Steve Sledge Billy Tatum Clark Winslow Tony Winstead Richard Best Tommy Cooper Tabb Evans Mark Rose David Urban 143 DELTA SIGMA PHI Mike Horner Jimmy Cornick Bob Vartanian Glenn Jones Steve Sweet Wayne Joyner Tommy Wheeler Zack Koonce Jerry Hardison Bob Schoonover Andy Davis Randy Faircloth Chris Webb John Stone Tim Ross Ronnie Ross Cliff Futrell Clint Hopkins Mike Wooten Tom Cory Jeff Weatherspoon Dave Frommer Miles Stanley Butch Ligon Danny Whitehurst David Dillion Blake F. Cale Jimmy Dixon Morgan Dickerman Tim Hinnant Brad Gillam Jones Fuquay Bob Boisseau Dave Winborn M % ... v- AO? r? '.j ■ ?? ■ 5 } 145 146 SIGMA PHI EPSILON Vance Alford Greg Allen Paul Arena Jim Bishop Ray Boyette Russ Brummit George Casey Bill Colbert Billy Corbett Jimmy Council Rich Crangle Wayne Critcher Phil Darnell Glenn Fleetwood John Gibson Hank Hillard Mark Hodges Gary Holtsman Dusty Hyatt Bruce Jones Joey Justice Ken Kinion Steve Kyte Jack Liberty Bunt McKay Mercer Oast Mitch Parker Phil Robbins Rhine Sharpe Marty Squires Marshal Taylor Gary Thompson Karl Thurber Lin Toombs Robbie Wade Harrison Ward Bobby Winne Bill Wood 147 SIGMA PI Mitch Adams Dean Nester Larry Heaton Mac Carroll David Fry Mark Hillard Larry Cleveland Andy Woolridge Mike Matsen Les Garrett Jim Vitt David Stumbaugh Alex Porter Ed Upchurch Robbie White Ricky Eaton Andy Bryant Allan Green PHI MUS, SIGMAS, AND DELTAS WIN! WAY TO GO DELTAS! 152 153 GO GREEK! 154 155 156 PEOPLE 157 CLASS OF 82 Zebulon Alford, Tarboro, NC Carolyn Ambrose, Plymouth, NC Sharon Ames, Dudley, NC Elizabeth Antonucci, Suffolk, VA Sherry Arnold, Fuquay-Varina, NC Barry Atwater, Hopewell, VA William Balderson, Carolina Beach, NC Lori Ball, Clinton, MD Beverly Barnes, Garner, NC Susan Barnett, Henderson, NC Timothy Barrett, Bath, NC Kim Bartlett, Elizabeth City, NC Harry Batten, Wilson, NC Christy Beach, Oak City, NC George Bell, New Bern, NC Margaret Bennett, Edenton, NC Jefforey Best, Goldsboro, NC Marshall Best, Wilson, NC Elizabeth Biggers, Goldsboro, NC Lee Billings, Raleigh, NC Debra Blackwelder, Kinston, NC Sharon Blanton, Richmond, VA Febra Bonner, Portsmouth, VA Peggy Bowden, Clinton, NC 158 Morgan Boyd, Asheville, NC Raphael Boyd, Raleigh, NC Tammy Boyd, Pantego, NC Bonnie Boykin, Raleigh, NC Susan Bradley, Whitakers, NC Bruce Brady, Goldsboro, NC Mary Brady, Spring Hope, NC Sandra Brady, Goldsboro. NC Lauren Bragg, Chesapeake, VA Ramona Brewington, Greenville, NC Sarah Brig man, Fayetteville, NC Barbara Brobst, Hopewell, VA Lisa Brockschmidt, Melville, NY Carla Brown, Trenton, NC Rhonda Brown, Fort Worth, TX Elizabeth Bunting, Elm City, NC Sandra Butler, Goldsboro, NC Amy Casey, Virginia Beach, VA June Charity, Charles City, VA George Cherry, Chesapeaked, VA Micah Christian, Raleigh, NC Melinda Clayton, Hickory, NC Rodney Coburn, New Bern, NC Cynthia Cocke, Jackson, NC 159 Glenda Conner, Belhaven, NC Lee Connor, Fuquay-Varina, N.C. Deborah Cox, Belhaven, N.C. Walter Cox, Richmond, VA Deborah Curcio, Raleigh, NC Arlene Cutler, Pinetown, NC Marlene Cutler, Pinetown, NC Diana Daniel, Black Creek, NC Elva Daniel, Oxford, NC Dorothy Daniels, Walstonburg, NC Edith Dean, Raleigh, NC Stephan Dentzer, Swansboro, N.C. Mary DePorter, Youngsville, NC William Diamond, Scotland Jamesi Dickerson, Jamesville, NC Charles Dietze, Wilson, NC Sarah Drane, Bradenton, FL Julie Duer, Belle Haven, VA Peggy Edmonds, Lawrenceville, VA Kimberly Edwards, Smithfield, NC Roberta Edwards, Cherry Point, NC Wanda Elks, Williamston, NC Kathy Etheridge, Hamilton, NC Janet Etter, Havelock, NC lA 160 Gilbert Evett, Jr., Wilson, NC Patricia Fahling, Sims, NC Angela Falgout, Hubert, NC Barbara Figg, Prince George, VA Ann Frazier, Virgilina, VA Marianne French, Chase City, NC James Fulton, Walnut Cove, NC Barbara Gainey, Goldsboro, NC Bobby Gardner, Macclesfield, NC Charles Gault, Whiteville, NC Carlton Gilliam, Windsor, NC James Godwin, Rocky Mount, NC Peggy Grady, Kenly, NC Nora Grantham, Goldsboro, NC Carolann Green, Roanoke Rapids, NC Juanita Gryder, Chase City, Va Terri Halstead, Pennsville, NJ Teresa Hardy, Washington, NC Brenda Harris, Como, NC Mary Harris, Colonial Heights, VA Pamela Harris, Clifton, VA NeitaAnn Hassell, Williamston, NC John Henderson, Elizabeth City, NC David Herring, La Grange, NC 161 Kay Herring, Maysville, NC Marlene Herzog, Hickory, NC Soyna Hicks, Goldsboro, NC Annie Hill, Goldsboro, NC Timothy Hill, Kenly, NC Anthony Hines, Goldsboro, NC Darlene Hinton, Princeton, NC Joni Hinton, Pine Level, NC Herbert Holton, Creswell, NC Jennifer Horne, Richlands, NC Shari Huggins, Rocky Mount, NC Laura Hutchinson, Edenton, NC William Hyatt, III, Va. Beach, VA Sharon Jarmon, Kinston, NC Diane Jones, Oxford, NC Vicki Johnson, Murfreesboro, NC Cynthia Jordan, Roanoke Rapids, NC Francis Jordan, Greenville, NC Randall Jordan, Va. Beach, VA Wendy Keyser, Hubert, NC Michael Koerber, Wilson, NC Kristy Koonce, Richlands, NC Stephen Kyte, Chesapeake, VA Majorie Lamm, Raleigh, NC 162 Tamara Lawson, Monroeville, PA Ernie Lee, New Bern, NC Gary Long, Bloomfield, NJ Susan Lucas, Greensboro, NC Kathy Ludwig, Silver Springs, MD Cecilia Macaraeg, Virginia Beach, VA Amy Mager, Raleigh, NC Loretta Magers, Raleigh, NC Stephanie Mangum, Creedmoor, NC Deborah Martin, Zebulon, NC Kimberley Mathias, Laurel, MD Charles Mault, China Grove, N.C. Paula McCosley, New Bern, NC Robbin Mckell, Ahoskie, NC Donna Medlin, Bailey, NC Jeffrey Meeks, Wilson, NC Valerie Melvin, Goldsboro, NC Willie Mewborn, Kinston, NC ' Susan Meyer, Cary, NC Lisette Midgette, Belhaven, NC Laura Miller, Wake Forest, NC Pamela Miller, Pollocksville, NC Rebecca Mobley, Jamesville, NC Rita Modlin, Plymouth, NC Nancy Moore, Kenly, NC Pamela Moore, Henderson, NC Artie Mullins, Wilson, NC Alan Myers, Ahoskie, NC Joann Neilan, Clinton, MD Billie Nelson, Forestville, MD 163 Tommy Newman, Knightdale, NC Kathleen O’Neill, Vienna, Va Carol Parish, Raleigh, NC Emma Parrish, Benson, NC Evelyn Payne, Suffolk, VA Jayne Peacock, Raleigh, NC Kathy Pearce, Raleigh, NC Janet Perkins, Alberta, VA John Ponder, Dexter, MO Jenny Powell, New Bern, NC Christopher Price, Stantonsburg, NC Judy Price, Selma, NC 164 Maurice Rereley, Richmond, VA Sheila Reynolds, Columbia, NC Zenobia Rhoades, Colonial Heights, VA Kay Richey, Winston-Salem, NC Kimberly Roberts, Hope Mills, NC Donald Ross, Chesapeake, VA Joan Roughton, Virginia Beach, VA William Rowland, Petersburg, VA Corine de Ruiter, The Netherlands Priscilla Russell, Severn a Park, MD Robert Sarnia, Raleigh, NC Elaine Schmid, Goldsboro, NC Leslie Secrest, Cary, NC Darry Seymour, Wilmington, NC Bobby Silver, Nashville, NC Sherrie Smith, Whiteville, NC Sharon Spearman, Teachey, NC Kathy Spence, Jamesville, NC Ann Spencer, Petersburg, VA Sally Squire, Rockville, MD Carol Squires, Hampton, VA Donald Stevens, Chatham, NJ Beverly Stewart, Fayetteville, NC Margaret Stewart, Fuquay-Varina, NC Lubie Stocks, Winterville, NC Penny Stone, Middlesex, NC Vickie Strickland, Wendell, NC Michael Strother, Sims, NC Lottie Strum, Battleboro, NC Karol Tackett, Durham, NC James Tart, Kenly, NC Wanda Tatum, Emporia, VA Angela Taylor, Sunbury, NC Lynn Taylor, Elizabeth City, NC James Taylor, Macclesfield, NC Ricky Tew, Raleigh, NC 165 Ellwood Thompson, Baltomore, MD James Thompson, Oak City, NC Tim Tippett, Zebulon, NC Betty Titterington, Hopewell, VA Teresa Toler, Washington, NC Mark Trinkaus, Henderson, NC Diana Turlington, Coats, NC Robert Turner, Petersburg, VA David Urben, Raleigh, NC Mary Vidarte, Chesapeake, VA Donna Vinson, Smithfield, NC Karen Welston, Raleigh, NC 166 Amy Ward, Lucama, NC Sandra Warren, Raleigh, NC Christopher Webb, Hopewell, VA Roland Wegner, Raleigh, NC Grace Wells, Watha, NC Zeb Whitehurst, Wilson, NC Donna Wilkins, Rougemont, NC Mary Wilkinson, Durham, NC Diane Williams, Chesapeake, VA Gerry Williams, Garner, NC Susie Williford, Rocky Mount, NC Donna Winborne, Lucama, NC Jeffery Windley, Belhaven, NC Robert Winne, Hopewell, VA Carla Woodard, Spring Hope, NC Robert Woodard, Kenly, NC Vickie Woolard, Roper, NC Annie Wooten, Greenville, NC Phyllis Worrell, Goldsboro, NC Janet Wright, Rocky Mount, NC Tami Wright, Pinetops, NC Nell Yancey, Oxford, NC Dianne Yates, Edenton, NC Gloria Ziegler, Richmond, VA 167 CLASS OF ’81 Lisa R. Adams, Hopewell, VA Deborah Lynn Aiken, Butner, NC Pamela Carol Armstrong, Wilson, NC Melissa Anne Atherton, Virginia Beach, VA Linda Gayle Atkinson, Zebulon, NC Angeline Deloris Baker, Goldsboro, NC Bonnie Ann Barnes, Wilson, NC Debbie Ann Barnes, Wilson, NC Sal lie Jeanette Barnes, Lucama, NC David Eugene Barton, Havre de Grace, MD Karen Lee Bates, Virginia Beach, VA Pennie Louise Batts, Emerson, NJ David William Beddingfield, Raleigh, NC Sandra Beitler, Wilson, NC Majorie Reid Best, Wilson, NC Dal Ray Blizzard, Stantonsburg, NC Barbara Ann Booker, Hopewell, VA Connie Lee Boughman, Morganton, NC Patricia Ann Bowman, Colonial Heights, VA Gordon Wesley Brandt, Ridgeway, VA Leonard Claudis Breedlove, Oxford, NC Marilyn Lynn Bryan, Magnolia, NC Denise Nell Butler, Rocky Mount, NC Jo Anne Cavenaugh, Wallace, NC 168 Rebecca Anne Cederquist, Riverdale, MD John C. Clyburn, Virginia Beach, VA Jacqueline Lenore Cofield, Raleigh, NC Rueggy Copen, Wilson, NC Paula Deane Cotton, Mount Olive, NC Rebecca B. Council, Apex, NC Cindy Jayne Cox, Mount Olive, NC Michael Brian Crumpler, Suffolk, VA Debbie Rae Cunningham, Walstonburg, NC Bruce Andrew Currin, Henderson, NC Susan Elizabeth Dalton, Suffolk, VA Barbara Ann Daniel, Oxford, NC Ralph Morgan Daughety, Kinston, NC Cynthia Jean Daughtrey, Suffolk, VA Terry Lee Davis, Roanoke Rapids, NC Donna Gale Dawson, La Grange, NC Tony S. DeCook, Norfolk, VA Debbie R. Doster, Wilson, NC William Gregory Dozier, Stoneville, NC Janice Yvonne Ennis, Apex, NC Carol Quinn Etheridge, Wilson, NC Richard Tabb Evans, Murfreesboro, NC Julia Maude Everett, Conetoe, NC Bettina Jordon Everette, Rocky Mount, NC 169 Teresa Faulkner, Butner, NC Natalie Ferrell, Va. Beach, VA Roger Ferrell, Rocky Mount, NC Mary Finch, Wilson, NC Susan Firth, Columbia, SC Amanda Floyd, Fairmont, NC Mary Forbes, Greenville, NC Cynthia Fowler, Tabor City, NC Ann Francis, Silver Springs, MD Deborah French, Pittsboro, NC Karen Game, Zebulon, NC Kimberly Gibson, Jacksonville, N.C. Diane Gibes, Vestal, NY Merry Govan, Goldsboro, NC Ann Greene, Laurinburg, NC Jeanne Griffin, Bailey, NC Edith Harris,Franklinton, NC Susan Hedrick, Lexington, NC Chuck Henry, Williamsburg, VA Teresa Hernandez, Fayetteville, NC Michael Hill, Wilson, NC Pamela Hill, Wilson, NC Henry Hilliard, Annandale, VA 170 Alice Hollend, Lucama, NC Sheila Holland, Garner, NC Terence Hollis, Rockville, MD Gary Holtzmann, Ridgeway, NC Angela Howard, Midway Park, NC Catherine Howard, Wilson, NC Maria Howard, Wilson, NC Rebecca Hunt, Lucama, NC Tracey Jacobs, Hopewell, Va Pamela Johnson, Murfreesboro, NC Donna Jones, Richlands, NC Jeffery Joyce, Oxford, NC George Kasey, Martinsville, VA Ralph Kennedy, III, Wilson, NC Margaret Knowles, Rocky Mount, NC Carrie Kritak, Kenilworth, NJ Amy Lamm, Sims, NC William Lane, IV, Robersonville, NC Sabrina Lanier, Burgaw, NC Harold Lawson, Miami, FL David Lee, Whitakers, NC Laurie Leinhaas, Petersburg, Va Michael Lemmons, Kenly, NC Belinda Lewis, Edenton, NC 171 Karen Lewis, Rocky Mount, NC Jack Liberty, Newport News, Va Deborah Lloyd, Durham, NC Larry Lucky, New Haven, Conn. Linda Lynch, Davidson, Mich. Laverne Mangum, Creedmoor, NC Kathryn Marcom, Garner, NC Sherry Marion, Cary, NC John Martin, Micro, NC Virginia Martin, Rockville, MD Patricia Matsen, Honolulu, Hawaii Metra Matthews, Fuquay-Varina, NC Ronald Mattraw, Suffolk, Va Paula McCoy, Roanoke Rapids. NC Daniel McCosley, New Bern, NC Nancy McLawhorn, Ernul, NC Cynthia McNeill, Laurel Hill, NC Jan McIntosh, Wilson, NC Betty Meeks, Tarboro, NC Virginia Monroe, Rocky Mount, NC Diane Morene, Hopewell, VA Pamela Morrison,Wilmington, NC Benjamin Murray,Spring Hpe, NC Sallye Musser, Naperville, III. 172 Justine Newcomb, Hampton, VA Melinda Nordan, Clinton, NC Patty Norris, Tabor City, NC Daphne Page, Wilson, NC Brenda Park, High Point, NC Mitchel Parker, Zebulon, NC Lynn Peek, Murphy, NC Debbie Pettiway, Kenly, NC Nancy Phelps, Plymouth, NC Marsha Pierce, Kenly, NC Cindi Porter, Petersburg, Va Julie Porter,Alexandria, VA James Proctor, Rocky Mount, NC Rhonda Pugh, Colonial Heights, VA Betty Renfrow, Lucama, NC Kathy Reynolds, Cary, NC Mark Rice, Va. Beach, Va Sharon Riley, Roxboro, NC Phyllis Roberts, La Grange, NC Cynthia Robinson, Rockville, MD Julie Ross, Bridgetown, NC Sandra Sauls, Snow Hill, NC Cynthia Saunders, Farmville, NC Debra Shearin, Roanoke Rapids, NC Shelia Shingleton, Stantonsburg, NC Kathy Simpson, Wilson, NC Jerry Slade, Scotland Neck, NC Scarlett Slater, Princeton, NC Donna Slaughter, Va. Beach, VA Bonnie Smith, Goldsboro, NC Vicki Smith, Kinston, NC Terry Speight, Wilson, NC 173 Peggy Spell, Fayetteville, NC Maynard Spence, Roanoke Rapids, NC Donna Spring, Suffolk, VA Karen Spruill, Windsor, NC Karen Stainback, Raleigh, NC Dixie Stanley, Woodland, NC Thomas Stephenson, Wilson, NC Cathy Strickland, Wilson, NC Joy Strickland, Tarboro, NC Len Strickland, Jr., Roanoke, Rapids, NC Pamela Stroud, Fountain, NC Jackie Strum, Battleboro, NC Kimberly Sykes, Williamsburg, VA Joanna Taylor, Colerain, NC Judy Taylor, Gates, NC Patricia Taylor, Rocky Mount, NC Melodie Teague, Lucama, NC Joetta Thompson, Willow Springs, NC Carolyn Thurman, Williamson, NC Joyce Tomlinson, Wilson, NC Cynthia Tucker, Manson, NC Linda Rose Tucker, Greenville, NC Mary Turek, Petersburg, VA Teresa Upton, Stony Creek, VA 174 I 175 176 � t Frances Wages, New Bern, NC Amy Wagner, Pittsboro, NC George Wampler, Bassett, VA Deondra Waters, Va. Beach, Va Amy White, Roanoke Rapids, NC Robbie White, Kinston, NC Roberta White, Roanoke Rapids, NC Connie Whitley, Middlesex, NC Maurice Williams, Jr., Silver Springs, MD Pamela Williams, Jamesville, NC Patricia Williams, Courtland, VA Darrell Wilson, Littleton, NC Elizabeth Wilson, Elm City, NC Daphne Winslow, Elizabeth City, NC Carolyn Woodard, Spring Hope, NC Stephen Woodruff, Selma, NC Robin Yates, High Point, NC i 177 CLASS OF ’80 James Adkerson, Elm City, NC Vickie Alexander, Plymouth, NC Tedra Allen, Farmville, NC Vickie Altman, Fayetteville, NC Deborah Anderson, Wilson, NC Susan Andrews, Roanoke Rapids, NC Jerry Ange, Jamesville, NC Amy Arbes, Cary, NC Stephen Atwill, Whitakers, NC Mary Baggett, Dunn, NC Jean Baker, Raleigh, NC Susan Banks, Hertford, NC Deborah Barbee, Pine Level, NC Elizabeth Barnes, Wilson, NC Gregory Barnes, Lucama, NC Patrick Barriteau, Bronx, NY Barbara Bass, Edenton, NC Frances Bass, Kenly, NC Melody Bass, Nashville, NC Wesley Beddard, Ayden, NC Don Berry, Rocky Mount, NC Billye Biggers, Goldsboro, NC Cynthia Blackley, Oxford, NC Kathy Blizzard, Walstonburg, NC 178 Susan Blizzard, Hookerton, NC Elizabeth Boisseau, McKenney, VA Barbara Bolding, Fremont, NC Janice Bonner, Wilson, NC Bettina Bowen, Hialeah, FL Karen Bowen, Goldsboro, NC Linwood Bratcher, Wilson, NC Melodie Brewster, Kingston, NH Nancy Bridges, Sanford, NC Helena Brown, Beaufort, NC Barbara Bullock, Kann, NC Teresa Burchette, Raleigh, NC Saralyn Chappell, Fuquay-Varina, NC Deborah Choflet, Eastchester, NY Tanyer Clark, Emporia, VA Rhonda Coley, Goldsboro, NC Teresa Cook, Richmond, VA Peggy Coor, Goldsboro, NC Denna Copeland, Hertford, NC Debbie Currin, Washington, NC Jane Czuhai, Washington, NC Lillie Darden, Greenville, NC Jefferson Daughtry, Smithfield, NC Frances Davis, Havelock, NC 179 Melbourne Davis, Raleigh, NC Jennifer Denning, Benson, NC Kathering Denzler, West Caldwell, NJ Sandra Dilda, Statonsburg, NC Charles Dixon, Cary, NC Maggie Donatelli, Scotch Plains, NJ Nancy Edmundson, Goldsboro, NC Cathrine Edwards, Raleigh, NC Jacqueline Edwards, Wilson, NC Eddie Essa, Greensboro, NC Craig Everett, Robersonville, NC Julia Fay, Virginia Beach, VA • 180 Ken Finch, Raleigh, NC Helen Foss, La Grange, NC Robert Frazier, Wilson, NC Kathryn French, New Bern, NC Carole Gentry, Colonial Heights, VA Karla Gentry, Durham, NC Trieina Godwin, Bailey, NC Audrea Green, Warrenton, NC Wanda Greenwood, McLean, VA Garland Guffey, Middlesex, NC Timothy Guffey, Middlesex, NC Cynthia Franks, Fayetteville, NC Gary Hall, Winston-Salem, NC LeeAnne Hall, Jacksonville, NC Patti Hampton, Greensboro, NC Susan Hardy, Rocky Mount, NC Paul Harm, Lucama, NC Vivian Harrell, Saratogo, NC Daniel Harris, Wilson, NC James Heath, Elysburg, Pa Thomas Heins, Hanover, VA Horace Herring, Wilson, NC JoAnn Hines, Winterville, NC Audrey Hinshaw, Asheboro, NC 181 Teresa Hinton, Spring Hope, NC Ronnie Hobgood, Farmville, NC Mark Hobbs, Smithfield, NC James Holland, Goldsboro, NC Cheryl'Hollar, Franklinton, NC Meryl Hollar, Franklinton, NC 182 Gwendolyn Honeycutt, Angier, NC Mary Hudson, Falcon, NC Donnie Jarman, Kinston, NC Florence Johnson, Bailey, NC Robert Johnson, Kenly, NC Sherry Johnson, Four Oaks, NC Susan Johnson, Raleigh, NC Mary Jones, Wilson, NC Stephanie Jones, Fuquay-Varina, NC Doris King, Roanoke Rapids, NC Majorie King, Cary, NC Shannon Kinnier, Wilson, NC Phillip Lassiter, Smithfield, NC Don Lee, Benson, NC James Lewis, Tarboro, NC Stanley Lewter, Siler City, NC Charlene Little, Selma, NC Gena Livingston, Pembroke, NC Myra Lunsford, Roxboro, NC Connie Mashburn, Broadway, NC Teresa Matthews, Cary, NC Romey McCoy, Cove City, NC Theresa McIntyre, Jamesville, NC Lauri McWilliams, San Francisco, CA Theresa Mohr, Havelock, NC Alyce Monshower, Fayetteville, NC Lee Morton, Tequesta, FL Mitch Moss, Henderson, NC George Murphy, Eden, NC Judy Newman, Knightdale, NC Charles Nottingham, Virginia Beach, VA Melodye Parker, Zebulon, NC Patricia Parks, Elm City, NC Robin Parr, Virginia Beach, VA 183 John Pearce, Raleigh, NC Wanda Peele, Middlesex, NC Robert Pegues, Wilson, NC Robert Pennington, Goldsboro, NC Linda Perkins, Alberta, VA Wooten Pierce, Wilson, NC Nancy Pippin, Zebulon, NC James Poole, Fayetteville, NC 184 Mary Pope, Courtland, VA James Porter, Richmond, VA Deborah Preqenzer, Churchville, Patricia Purvis, Bethel, NC Deronna Ramsey, Bailey, NC Mary Reeves, Garner, NC John Revelle, Wilson, NC Jackie Riley, Wilson, NC Lynette Roberson, Washington, NC Celia Roberts, Mount Olive, NC Cynthia Roberts, Emporia, VA Jane Roebuck, Washington, NC Susan St. Clair, Hopewell, VA Elizabeth Salmon, Norlina, NC Sofy Samachy, Moen, Truk E.C.Islands Julia Sanders, Sutherlin, VA Colleen Schuit, Black Mt., NC Linda Scriven, Broadway, NC Becky Shell, Magnolia, NJ Sara Shupe, Garner, NC Roberta Sierzchula, Swansboro, NC Nancy Simmons, Kenly, NC Julie Skiles, Richmond, VA Barbara Smith, Chocowinity, NC 185 Josef Ann Smith, Warsaw, NC Joyce Ann Smith, Henderson, NC Richard Smith, Rocky Mount, NC Loretta Stallings, Princeton, NC Marla Stewart, St. Charles, MO Laura Stowe, Gastonia, NC Blonnie Stroud, Centerville, VA David Stumbaugh, Alexandria, VA Cynthia Sullivan, Zebulon, NC Shayna Taswell, Goldsboro, NC Gail Tate, Moseley, VA William Tatum, Emporia, Va Karen Thomas, Kinston, NC Rhonda Thomas, Raleigh, NC Joseph Thompson, Canthage, NC Raye Thore, Martonsville, VA Jodi Tieman, Wyoming, Del Catherine Tunstall, Butner, NC Faye Turner, Albertson, NC Helen Twine, Suffolk, VA Eunice Twisdale, Enfield, NC Robert Vartanian, McLean, VA Catherine Vaughan, Chase City, VA Sara Villa, Glens Falls, NY James Vitt, Cinnaminson, NJ Cathy Wall, Ellerbe, NC Debra Waller, Greenville, NC Linda Walter, Elinglishtown, NJ Carla Webb, Wilson, NC David Webb, Weldon, NC 186 Russel Weinstein, Tarboro, NC Doris West, Lucama, NC Susan Wheeler, Coral Gables, FL Doris Whichard, Enfield, NC Kathy Whitehurst, Wilson, NC Donna Wilkins, Oxford, NC Janice Williams, Spring Hope, NC Jeanine Winslow, Hertford, NC Paula Winstead, Rocky Mount, NC Kim Wittenberg, San Bernardine, CA Kim Wood, Rocky Mount, NC Willie Wood, Ayden, NC Angela Woodard, Princeton, NC Stephanie Woodard, Princeton, NC Larry Woodlief, Youngsville, NC Cynthia Wooten, Hookerton, NC George Yelverton, Fremont, NC llene Zimmerman, Decatur, GA 187 Adam Adam Adams Rocky Mount, NC Cynthia Diana Adams Clayton, NC Mitch Adams Richmond, VA Pamela Boyette Anderson Kenly, NC Ronald Tent Anderson Wilson, NC Steve F. Angle Colonial Heights, VA Harry Davis Baird, III Petersburg, VA Van Brockton Baker Rocky Mount, NC Marsha G. Ballance Kenly, NC Priscilla Joy Barbour Four Oaks, NC Randy Stuart Barham Rolesville, NC Rita Kay Barnes Roanoke Rapids, NC 188 Christianne Davida Berwick Kenly, NC Teresa Anne Bass Fayetteville, NC Randall Patrick Beaman Snow Hill, NC Teresa Charles Beaton Franklin, VA Kathi Ann Beilstein Colonial Heights, VA Nancy W. Best Wilson, NC David Anthony Betts Fuquay-Varina, NC Karen Lynnette Bingham Raleigh, NC Deborah C. Bobbitt Pine Level, NC Robert Weeks Boisseau Petersburg, VA Pierre Roland Bone Pikeville, NC Wylene Booth Kenansville, NC 189 Teresa Rand Bossley Richlands, NC Janet Leigh Bottoms Elm City, NC Debra Anne Boyette Kenly, NC Beth Johnson Boykin Wilson, NC Debra Jeannette Boykin Zebulon, NC Elizabeth Wells Boykin Camden, NC Joan G. Braswell Wilson, NC Cecilia Raye Burnette Louisburg, NC Patricia Lynn Byerly Salisbury, NC Kelvin Blake Cale Wilson, NC Sarah Carolyn Campbell Hammer, SC Gerry P. Carolan McLean, VA Melanie Jacqueline Carpenter Durham, NC Suzanne Skipwith Carr Wilson, NC Mac Carroll, III Portsmouth, VA Lorraine Hearn Cascioli Grifton, NC i 190 Felicita Castillo Baloa, Canal Zone Panama Elizabeth Ann Chaulklin Richmond, VA Kendall James Church University Park, MD Rob Wayne Clyburn Va. Beach, VA Rosa Elizabeth Cobb Henderson, NC Deborah Lynn Cody Winston-Salem, NC Linda Louise Coker Tarboro, NC Sandra Faye Collie George R. Connell Wilson, NC Debbie Sue Cook Lexington, NC Brenda Louise Cooper Elm City, NC Suzy Lee Cooper Columbia, NC Rebbecca Ayers Corbett Bailey, NC James Rox Corbin Wilson, NC Robert Terry Craft Winston-Salem, NC Vann Ray Cranford Ayden, NC Richard Ward Crangle Alexandria, VA Dorothy Jo Creech La Grange, NC Issac Alexander Cross New York City, NY Carol Suzanne Crutchfield Raleigh, NC Shelly Lynn Daily Fayetteville, NC Barry Reese Dalton Cary, NC Elizabeth Gillette Darden Nesoms, VA Andrew Cardwell Davis Fork Union, VA 191 Patricia Pridgen Davis Rocky Mount, NC Susan Archer Davis Hopewell, VA Teri Lyn Davis Rocky Mount, NC Nancy Williamson Deans Wilson, NC Morgan Paul Dickerman, III Wilson, NC Penny Lynn Dull Clemmons, NC Karen Lee Edwards Colonial Heights, VA Mary Jane Edwards Spring Hope, NC Virginia Lee Edwards Rocky Mount, NC Pennie Darlene Ellis Durham, NC William Sherwood Ellis, Jr. Macclesfield, NC Cynthia Carole English Yanceyville, NC Veronica Evans New Bern, NC Ronald Andrew Farris Wilson, NC Melinda Bennett Ferrell Va. Beach, VA Willis Edward Finch, Jr. Bailey, NC Mark Dennis Flitton Va. Beach, VA Greta Grant Flythe Jackson, NC Cyndy Fuller Gretna, Louisiana William Clifton Futrell Murfreesboro, NC Leonard Gainer Va. Beach, VA Betty Frances Gardner Macclesfield, NC Alan Earl Gattis Colonial Heights, VA Susan Nannette Glover Middlesex, NC 192 Gena Sue Glass Jacksonville, NC Maria DeLane Gonzales Raleigh, NC Nancy Ellen Gott Roanoke, VA Jane Wilma Green Cary, NC Betty Denise Hammond Richmond, VA Gary Michael Hanker Chapel Hill, NC Eleanor Susan Harmon Silver Springs, MD James Ricky Harrell Gatesville, NC 193 r Sheree Ann Harrell Danville, VA Clifton Dale Harris Elizabeth City, NC Mary Catherine Hasty Louisburg, NC Pamela Jane Hayes Wilson, NC Larry Alfred Heaton Collinsville, VA Ruth E. Heinaman Wilson, NC Marian Annette Hinnant Pine Level, NC Rebecca Godwin Hodge Kenly, NC Mark Hannon Hodges, III Va. Beach, VA Michael Lee Holder Kernersville, NC Sherry Lynn Hollowell Corapeake, NC William Clinton Hopkins, III Exmore, VA Pamela Jo Hudson Roanoke Rapids, NC John Robert Hunt Wilson, NC Robert Steve Hunt Henderson, NC Patricia Smith Jackson Fremont, NC Nancy Ann Jernigan Colerain, NC Beverly Dianne Johnson Kenly, NC Sharon Kay Johnson Franklin, VA D. Michelle Jones Seven Springs, NC Lu Ann Jones Erwin, NC Sherry Lynn Jones Garner, NC Mitzi Howard Jordan Greenville, NC Albert Wayne Joyner Suffolk, VA Kenneth Rayburn Joyner Rocky Mount, NC Randy Lane Keech Pinetown, NC Herbert Glenn King, III Cary, NC Deborah Karen Koesy Williamston, NC Zack Amos Koonce Trenton, NC Terry Lynn Kornegay Tarboro, NC 195 Jerry Douglas Lane Wilson, NC Angela Vanessia Leake Wilson, NC James Tart Lewis Wilson, NC Charles Wayne Ligon Richmond, VA Cynthia Lynn Lindsey Richmond, VA Linwood Kent Little Rocky Mount, NC Donald McRae Lytch Orangeburg, SC Joy Michelle Mackvick Franklin Sq. NY Helen Lynn Massenbill Raleigh, NC Katherine Massey Zebulon, NC Sheila Ann McCullen Fremont, NC Kimberleigh Ann McRae Goldsboro, NC Virginia Lyon McCraw Durham, NC Karen Drake Mewborn Lowel Hill, NC Brenda Sue Mitchell Emporia, VA Donna Carole Mitchell Goldsboro, NC Sally Lewis Morgan Fayetteville, NC Katherine Boyette Nelms Wilson, NC Mary Gale Nelms Spring Hope, NC Rodney Clark Nelson Roanoke, Rapids, NC Jack Williams Newsome Wilson, NC Cherry Ann Norris Tabor City, NC Sharon Jean Norvell Asheville, NC Cabell Mercer Oast Portsmouth, VA 196 Karen Ann Page Chesapeake, VA Marcia Karen Page Raleigh, NC Phyllis Reel Parish Wendell, NC Charlie Ray Parker Simpson, NC Donald Gregg Peele Pikeville, NC Emily Beth Perkins Goldsboro, NC Donald Dew Perry Wilson, NC Carol Jean Pohlig Richmond, VA Martha Emerson Price Bowling Green, VA Sylvia Adair Pyron Danville, VA Marie Clemencio Ramire Wilson, NC Elizabeth Ann Raper Mount Olive, NC FI 197 Richard Alan Raper Middlesex, NC Judie Merle Ray Nakina, NC Ginny M. Reboli Goldsboro, NC Lorraine Riley Bailey, NC Donna Sue Robertson Macon, NC Sharon Rogers Wendell, NC Lelia V. Rose Wilson, NC Bonnie Gail Russell Butner, NC 198 i Debbie Kaye Sadler Roanoke Rapids, NC William Michael Saleeby Washington, NC Sheila Faye Sasser Mount Olive, NC John Robert Schoonouer Dudley, NC Sharon Kay Schultz Suffolk, VA Elizabeth Eaton Glens Falls, NY Lynn Marie Seymour Wilmington, NC Dennis Ray Sherrod Sims, NC Sharon Lynn Shotwell Roanoke Rapids, NC Shelly Singer Wilson, NC Anna Leigh Smelser Portsmouth, VA Alicia Linn Smith McLean, VA Beverly Gray Smith Whiteville, NC JoAnn Smith Fairmont, NC Leigh Anne Smith Raleigh, NC Lou Phillips Smith Wilson, NC Shirley Kay Spence Kinston, NC Susan Marie Spivey Suffolk, VA Miles Eugene Stanley Greensboro, NC Reta Lynn Steele Williston, NC Susan Lynn Stewart Wilson, NC John Allen Stone Wilson, NC Robert Lewis Stratton Richmond, VA Janet Gwenn Strickland Middlesex, NC pi 199 Betty Sue Stroud Trenton, NC Valleria Virginia Stising Macon, NC William Michael Stump Chesapeake, VA Nancy Rebecca Suggs Goldsboro, NC Elwood Lewis Tanner Roanoke Rapids, NC Donna Lynne Taylor Merry Hill, NC Diane Nora Thomas Wilson, NC Elizabeth Anne Tieche Wilson, NC William Earl Tudor LaCrosse, VA Kathy Lee Twisdale Enfield, NC Thomas Wayne Umberger Covington, VA William Joseph Wahl, III Falls Church, VA Debra Christine Wallace Durham, NC Sarah Jo Wallace Rowland, NC Karen J. Ward Ahoskie, NC Cathy Celeste Warren Erwin, NC Cynthia Anne Waters Seven Springs, NC Charles Dwane Wheeler Wilson, NC Lisa Karen Wheless Louisburg, NC Bobby Dean White Bluefield, VA Channey Ann White St. Petersburg, VA Martha Ann White Windsor, NC Sandi Ellen White Raleigh, NC Yolanda Yvette Whitney Hampton, VA 200 Joanne Lynne Whittington Dunkirk, MD Edith Sue Wiley Pink Hill, NC Russell Stephen Wilkins Roper, NC Sharon L. Wiley Halifax, NC Jaclyn Rose Willson Wilson, NC Beverly Privett Wilson Spring Hope, NC Linda Paige Wright Suffolk, VA Francisco Luiz Ziegelmuller Brazil 201 WHO’S WHO Bo Davis Marsha Ballance Cynthia Adams 202 203 Lou Smith Butch Ligon I 204 Teri Davis Phyllis Parrish Eleanor Harmon Debby Koesy 205 206 Afrt ( i,« I T '331 - t ' t j r I? V 4' p r l ;f . ,,f � i Rebbecca Hodge Susan Davis Ruth Heinamen ftfi 207 r. Daniel, Director of Admissions Mr. Pridgen, Assistant Business Manager r. Gay, Admissions Mrs. Deans, Admissions 209 Mrs. Joyner, Registrar Mrs. Nisbet, Director of Financial Mr. Rogerson, Director of Publication Mr. Whitehurst, Director of College Relations 210 Dean Ward, Dean of Women Dean Joyner, Dean of Students 211 Mr. Tingle, Director of Placement Chaplain Hensley, Chaplain of the College Mrs. Griffin, Head Nurse 212 Miss Parrish, Director of Student Center 1 Mr. Moore, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Mrs. Murray, Bookstore Manager Mrs. Corbin, Postmistress Mrs. Wiggins,Executive Housekeeper 213 FACULTY AND STAFF Ross J. Albert Assistant Professor of Music Doris E. Andrews Secretary and Insurance Clerk Polly Bailey Hackney Library Librarian Mary Bass Secretary Catherine P. Batten Publications Secretary Mary Benjamin Development Office Secretary JoAnn Boyette Secretary Beth Brewer Academic Dean’s Secretary Carrie Bridges Bookkeeper 214 Bryan Chalk Assistant Atheletic Director Brenda Cline College Relations Secretary Irma Corbin Postmistress Paul Crouch Assistant Professor of English Bruce A. Dalton Assistant Professor of EHI Juliana Dowell Assistant Professor of Mathematics 215 Ronald E. Eggers Assistant Professor of Psychology Grant O. Folmsbee Associate Professor of Psychology Ted C. Foy Associate Professor of English Robert C. Frazier Professor of Mathematics Patricia Gardner Cashier Mary L. G liar mis President’s Secretary Harlow Z. Head Associate Professor of Geography Jean Jones t Associate Professor of Education Kathryn Lamm Assistant Purchasing Agent William Jerry Mac Lean Associate Professor of History David F. Marshall Associate Professor of English Connie M. Michels Assistant Professor of EHI 216 Junita Murphy Assitant to the Registrar Cleo Murray Bookstore Manager Teresa Parker Professor of Business Walter Parker Professor of Psychology Chuck Rakow Assistant Professor of Music William D. Robinette Assistant Professor of Physical Education Richard J. Schneider Associate Professor of English Jody Sexton Student Personnel Secretary Ruby P. Shackleford Assistant Professor of English Allan Rhinehart Sharpe Professor of Religion Kathy Thompson Hackney Library Librarian Bruce B. Tingle Director of Placement Ronald Wachs Associate Professor of History Frances L. Wallace Student Personnel Secretary Shelly Wallace Financial Aid Secretary David M. Webb Associate Professor of Education Ashton P. Wiggs Assistant Professor of Business Chris Wilson Assistant Professor of Art 217 NEW FACES Change was the theme through- out the academic year of 1978-79 here at Atlantic Christian College. Students came to school in August seeing several new administrators and professors. President Doster was beginning his first full academic year having come from Culver- Stockton in January 1978. Dr. F. Mark Davis replaced interim Aca- demic Dean Dr. Kenneth St. John while Mr. Gordon L. Joyner, Dean of Students, replaced Zeb M. Whitejurst, who moved to a new po- sition as Director of College Rela- tions. Even though there was a slight decrease in enrollment from the previous school year, the campus seemed as crowded as ever espe- cially when it come to finding a park- ing place or waiting in lines for books, schedules, ID’s, etc. Although there were not any major structural changes to the campus over the summer, students noticed that rails, ramps, and special park- ing areas had been installed over the summer. This was in compliance with the new federal law for the handicapped. Howard Chapel had received a facelift on the interior which was badly needed and as the year progressed, students walking to and from Hines Hall could hear the sounds of hammers, saws, etc. in the old Hardy Library. Reconstruc- tion of the old library and the admin- istration building was finished in June. The finished product gave the campus more classroom space, a special room for the Discipliana col- lection, a language laboratory and several new offices for the adminis- trative staff. DOSTER INAUGURATED The weekend began with Parents’ Day on Saturday. More than 200 parents were provided an opportu- nity to visit the campus and get a first-hand look at the College and the different aspects of college life and education being offered to their children. Departmental receptions, student entertainment, a family pic- nic and the play sponsored by Stage Script entitled “Little Mary Sun- shine’’ made the day complete. On Sunday, October 8, Dr. Doster was inaugurated in an outdoor ceremony attended by more than 75 delegates of institutions of higher learning in addition to highly placed church and political leaders, many friends, alumni and students. Op- timism appeared to run high for the future of ACC as Doster assumed his role and talked about his goals for his administration and for the Col- lege. The inaugural weekend was com- pleted the following day with a sym- posium dealing with the “future of the Church-Related College.’’ Usually the biggest event for the entire campus community in the fall is Homecoming. But change pre- vailed and Homecoming was post- poned until the spring. The first weekend in October was an historic event at ACC with the inauguration of Dr. Harold C. Doster as the ninth president of the college. 218 CAMPUS SHOCKED Campus students, namely females, were shocked in the fall when two students were raped, one on campus and the other near cam- pus. The attacks prompted officials to take several steps in better light- ing of the campus, extra police pro- tection at night, and informing female students about attacks and preventive tactics to avoid attacks. A male escort service was also enacted for the better part of the fall semester. It took several months for the normally quiet campus to settle back to an easy state. Just when the campus was recov- ering, the disappearance of SGA President Don Berry in early No- vember threw the campus back into a turmoil. A quiet, well liked person, Berry dissappeared without many clothes or other personal belong- ings from his dorm room. Every pos- sible lead was exhausted by the stu- dent services office and local police but it was not until late December that Berry himself contacted a rela- tive and said he was okay and living in New York. Another rape of ACC coed occur- red off-campus in April. Although this attack brought less attention than the ones in the fall, it made female students aware of walking alone without a friend. ENTERTAINMENT Breaking with the past tradition of good concerts sponsored by SGA at ACC, the Entertainment Committee fell short of that goal with its fall concerts. Heatwave and Mother's Finest did not draw the crowds as previous concerts had done. Both concerts lost money putting the concert funding into trouble for the rest of the year. The spring semester started off slow for the Committee, but the end of school saw a spurtness of life in the Committee. The first annual Spring Festival was held in April. Plenty of bluegrass music, clogging and sunshine made this festival a huge success. Topping off the year were the Tams. They performed at an outdoor concert during spring fi- nals. As was the case last year when the Tams appeared, their music and dancing routines gave the students a chance to break away from study- V ♦ ing and enjoy a free afternoon out- side. Under new leadership, students were afforded a new look in the Stu- dent Center “game room” where more games such as pinball, pool and ping pong gave students a place to escape from the frustrations of college. Taking a breather from the hectic routine of starting school, students at ACC showed their talents at the annual Talent Night. Both profes- sional and homestyle acts were per- formed all to the enjoyment of the audience. Coffeehouses, concerts spon- sored by other campus groups, and free movies sponsored by the Stu- dent Center Committee were all in- creased to help stamp out the image of a suitcase college. Plays produced by Stage Script, concerts and special musical shows sponsored by the Music Depart- ment, art gallery showings, and Concert and Lecture sponsored talks and movies all played a major part in the entertainment choices available to ACC students. These dif- ferent offerings gave students a chance to see and hear profession- als and well known artisans display or talk about their works along with the students themselves who inter- preted plays or shows. 219 ACADEMICS: REVISED, REVAMPED, RESTRUCTED Academic quality is always the number one concern for administra- tion and faculty alike here at ACC. The quality was enhanced this past year by strenghtening the foreign language program through a new Department of English and Modern Languages; adding three tracks in business administration for finance, marketing and management; and the implementation of a new ap- proach to freshman English. The Department of Education continued to pioneer through the hearing im- paired curriculum and a new en- trance criteria for teaching screen- ing beginning in the freshman year was begun. The Science Department was busy cutting requirements for Biology majors and working on the feasibility of a medical technology program for the ACC campus. All other departments were also con- stantly striving for excellence in of- fering students the best possible classes. Solar energy was prominent in the news when the City of Wilson and ACC embarked on an experiment this past fall. Project director, Dr. Kim, an ACC Professor, hopes that the plant will be a big step in the fu- ture of solving the growing energy problem. In the spring, the faculty voted in a new absentee policy. Although stu- dents were shocked at the policy at first, the faculty felt this new way would be fairer in the long run to both on and off campus students. HOMECOMING: FUN FOR ALUMNI After being moved from its usual fall date, Homecoming fell short for on-campus students although close to 300 alumni showed up for the fes- tivities. After the parade was cancel- led the week of Homecoming, only several campus groups were able to build campus displays for judging. Highlights of the weekend in- cluded the homecoming dance on Friday night at which time Sabrina Lanier was crowned 1979 Home- coming Queen; special luncheons for those classes celebrating an anniversary; golf and tennis matches; and the alumni banquet held Saturday night in the cafeteria. 220 WEATHER PROMPTS SPECIAL ACTIVITIES Along with the changes in weather come extra-curricular events for ACC students. With the cooler weather in the fall, athletes of all shapes, sizes and physical abilities tried their running skills (and legs) in the annual Turkey Day Race. Win- ners received turkeys, while runner ups won cakes. The spirit of Christmas ran high on campus, especially when it came to Christmas trees. The Student Center Committee chose a hugh tree that went up through the sky light of the Student Center. Christmas break and the cold weather gave students a chance to hit the slopes or just stay inside and rest up for the spring se- mester. One group of ACC students really enjoyed themselves on a P.E. Department sponsored ski trip to Boone. The campus was startled in Feb- ruary when a blanket of snow cov- ered Wilson and classes at the col- lege were closed for a day. Although classes were cancelled, students were busy doing constructive work including building snowmen and other sculptures around campus. They also were involved in making snowballs for surprise attacks on unsuspecting students. Spring finally came and saw the Greeks all involved in their special week of events. Although the Greeks stay busy throughout the year, they put one week in Spring aside to celebrate being Greeks. Greek Sing is the main event of the week and, as in past years, the Greeks really en- tertained the crowd with music from country and western to excerpts from broadway shows. Rain made Activities Day rather muddy, but it did not dampen the spirits of the Greeks as they showed their athletic prowess in competitive races and events. Other activities throughout the week included a penny drive, dress up and T-shirt days, and a special dance for Greeks at Wedgewood. Bathing beauties, beach weekends, frisbees flying overhead, loud stereos and long nights at the library were all signs that spring had sprung and that the end of another academic year at ACC was right around the corner. 221 AN HISTORIC FOUNDERS DAY A lovely sunny day inspired high hopes for Founders Day held on May 1. This year, the day’s activities were highlighted by a ground breaking ceremony at the new 30 acre site for the physical education, athletic and recreational complex, which will be built only three-tenths of a mile from the campus. Honors Convocation was also held on Founders Day on center campus to honor those students who had received special recogni- tion through the year. The day was topped off by the athletic banquet in the cafeteria and a choir concert in Howard Chapel. SPORTS PUTS ACC ON MAP It was a very good year for ACC sports fans. The fall saw the soccer team win the Carolina Conference Championship and, also, the naming of Willie Diamond, a freshman, as an All-American. After a good performance by both men’s and women’s basketball teams, spring sprouted with the track, baseball, and golf teams doing well in tough league competi- tion. Women’s tennis hit a high point in April when leader Tracy Eubanks placed second in the NCIAW Divi- sion Three Tournament in Raleigh. As school came to a close, the men’s tennis team kept the campus in suspense as they prepared for the NAIA finals in Kansas City. Finishing second nationaly last year, the ACC team, led by Coach Parham, kept their winning streak going by taking this year’s district championship in Raleigh. At Kansas City, initial impressions by coaches was that Redlands California would be the team to beat in the 28th annual NAIA tennis championship. In the final analysis, Redlands did prove to be a strong contender, however, they were not strong enough, as Atlantic Christian played to its first NAIA Tennis Championship. 222 GRADUATION IS FINALE FOR CLASS OF 79 In Commencement exercises held May 11 on center campus, 301 se- niors graduated from Atlantic Chris- tian College in the 77th year of the College. Receiving the Scholarship Award was Rebecca Todwin Hodge of Kenly. This award is given annually to the graduate who has received the highest scholastic record for their college career. Marcia Karen Page of Raleigh re- ceived the coveted Faculty Cup from President Doster. This award is given to the senior who, in the esti- mation of the faculty, has the best general record in the college. Miles Stanley, Senior Class Presi- dent, gave the traditional presenta- tion of the senior gift to the Col- lege. This year, the 1979 class presented a mobile that will hang under the sky light in the Hamlin Student Center. President Randall Cutlip of Wil- liam Woods College in Fulton, Mis- souri, a former academic dean of ACC, was the Commencement speaker. Mr. Bruce Riley of Wilson was presented with an honorary degree. The message to the new alumni was given by Mr. Kay Dunn, president of the ACC Alumni Association. CHANGE: RECAPPED The academic year 1978-79 has been a year full of change and yet having the basic philosophy and teaching tradition of Atlantic Chris- tian College remaining steadfastly as in the past. Change can be for the better or for the worst but we feel that changes, both today and tomor- row, will allow Atlantic Christian Col- lege to remain as a competitive in- dependent church-related college in North Carolina. ACC not only gives students a full array of academic subjects to further educate them, but it also gives students the chance to change and grow toward future independence and a role in society. 223 1 TO THOSE WHO HELPED: There are many people at Atlantic Christian College and in my life that helped me with this yearbook, and this page was saved for their acknowledgement. I would like to thank my wonderful staff. They were a good group of people, and I enjoyed working with them. I would also like to thank Jody Sexton for being my advisor. She was a great helper who always knew what to do. Appreciation also goes to Joe Allegood, my yearbook representative, who was there whenever I had a problem (even at 10:00 on Satur- day night.) The special people I want to thank are Teri Davis for believing in me, Milton Rogerson and Catherine Batten for their love and guidance, but most of all, my roommate, Dorothy Creech for putting up with me, and my sister, Jane Norton and my husband, Jimmy Cobb. If it had not been for them, I never would have finished. Atlantic Christian College has been my life for four years, and I have loved every minute of it. Although my life goes on, I will never forget these most memorable years. Thank YOU, Atlantic Christian College. My love to ACC, Suzanne Crutchfield Cobb June 24, 1979 224 ‘