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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1982 volume:

2 mmwm Life goes on . . . 3 A Insanely for others 6 And B 9 DICAT iit - to T t r — T, £sv ' V, V-TS Kinsey Hall — The Past i This year the Pine Knot would like to honor Atlantic Christian College — to all you stand for — expansion of the mind, expansion of ideals and expansion of ideas. For QQ years you have sheltered students passing through some of the most difficult times of our lives. You gave us strength to endure and courage to try. You have helped us to grow and become independent. You have heard our laughter, our tears, our voices raised in anger and in joy. You became our home — our safe haven. To all the faculty and staff, past and present, that have made Atlantic Christian College all it has ever been, is, and will be, this book is dedicated to you. 'SB Caldwell Hall TOP HAT 1 4 MATTHEW T. BOYKIN 1 B HOMECOMING 1 B HOMECOMING CANDIDATES 22 COURT 24 RUNNERS UP 2B QUEEN 2B PRE-EXAM JAM II 30 CHRISTMAS 32 COFFEE HOUSES 34 TALENT SHOWS 3B OUTSIDE ENTERTAINERS 37 STUDENT ONE ACTS 40 THREE CUCKOLDS 42 AMERICAN DAME 44 LIZBETH 4B ARMS AND THE MAN 48 STAGE AND SCRIPT AWARDS BANQUET 50 HONORS CONVOCATION 52 WHO’S WHO 54 GREEK SING 56 GREEK WEEK 5B AUCTION 61 PARENT’S DAY 62 FOUNDER’S DAY 64 MR. TOP HAT 1981 Each year Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority sponsors a Mr. Top Hat dance. Every campus organization is given the opportunity to submit candidates to represent their organization. This year, on October 1 Bth, a strange phenomenon occured. Mr. William Bethea known to many as Man on the Hall became Mr. Top Hat. Mr. Bethea was representing Hilley Hall. Candidates: Darryl Fulton Gil Evette Gregg Myslimki 1 a Jim Roberts Chris Warren Randy Woodruff BBS Christian Thedossiou Tom Riley Hank Holland m P ■' I ' f imwfy Albert Chip Lee Gregg Foster Joel Brame George Bryant Mark Leggett Steve Moore 1 5 IN MEMORY MATTHEW I. “BIG T” BOYKIN 1916 — 1982 In the 1 950's Big T became active and involved with the Bulldog Club. He helped to establish scholarships to aid athletes coming to Atlantic Christian College. In 1 954 Big T was made an honorary member of the Sigma Alpha Fraternity. i e 1 7 Homecoming Day was an eventful one in the middle of Atlantic Christian College, with everyone getting in on the act. 1 B 1 3 20 21 The night was capped off with the Homecoming Dance at which Staircase played 22 0 TD 23 24 25 26 a F i r E d i e D e a n ■ • • Hm ■ '’ v' -v • V; V' ’:: - v' WmM mm% mm wP§ MP V� v t R u n n e r U P 27 28 Congratulations Sue! Miss Susan Leary, an over-joyed Sophomore was crowned the 1 9B1 -82 Homecoming Queen by Mrs. Doster at the Homecoming dance. 23 Pre-Exam Jam II took place April 21 through April 25. These five days were “jammed full of free entertainment for the students. 3D Calendar: April 21 — Caricatures Unlimited April 22 — Dance with The Fat Ammons Band April 23 — Coffee house featuring Sally Fingerett April 2 4 — The Robbin Thompson Band and The Voltage Brothers: outdoor concert. April 25 — ACC Day. 31 Christmas at A. C.C 32 33 HOUSES The No-Go’s featuring Sally Cox, Jennifer Black, and Jayne Peacock. 34 35 TALENT SHOWS 3B ENTERTAINERS Gwendolyn Brooks The students at AC had a variety of entertainments to sample this year. There were lectures and concerts. Among the favorite lecturers were Mrs. Gwendolyn Brooks the poet and Mr. Robert Short who shows with the use of comic strips how the Bible pertains to todays young men and women. We also had many singers who came and sang the songs that we hear on the radio Cby the original artist]. Barry Drake came and sang some original material. He and Marty Bear were both accompanied by the twang of their guitars. Ted Steranko also belonged to their ranks. The classical tenor, Rolf Bjoerling enfused class to this entourage of singers. This was ACC’s musical talent for the year. There were far more lecturers than can be listed here, but they are all sincerely thanked for the knowledge they tried to pass on. 30 30 There were five student directed one act plays presented at A. C. C. this year. They were: The Marriage Proposal, If Men Played Cards the Way Women Do, The Boor, The Golden Fleece, and The Lover. The two nights these plays were given gave everyone who came fine entertainment. j. AO -41 Pantalone is outraged! Pantalone Mac McKee, Coviello Scott Robertson, Arlecchino Jeff Batchlor. The young lovers: Cintia Patti Fahling, Leondro Bob Poole. Arlecchino sly trickster: Jeff Batchelor. 42 Anlecchino well matched. Flaminia Beth Forbes Arlecchino Jeff Batchlor. Ariecchino on the move. Zanni Frank Silverthorne, Arlecchino Jeff Batchlor, Franceschina Lura Hewitt 43 Beth Forbes: The American Dame. The Villian: Kevin Rouse, Beth Forbes. Dawn Healy, Kevin Rouse, Scott Robertson,: Early Pilgrams Pioneer Couple: Steve Gray, Dawn Healy. 44 I Serious Moment: Karin Hancock, Scott Robertson. Westward: Scott Robertson, Dawn Healy, Kevin Rouse, Karin Hancock. Grandma and memories: Beth Forbes, Kevin Rouse, Karin Hancock. Ak Adan and Eve: Steve Gray, Karin Hancock. 45 Model for Lizbeth. Designer: Dennis McDowell. Susan Leary as Lizbeth. Emma comforts Lizzie. Lizzie — Kathy Sherrod, Emma — Jennifer Martin. AG r'-M The father and nasty stepmother: Tripp Campbell, Angela May. An angry Lizzie. Melissa Bissette Lizzie begging for attention. Kathy Sherrod, Tripp If he only knew. Andrew — Tripp Campbell, Lizzie — Campbell. Melissa Bissette. Ay Arms and the Man Starring: Diane Schuerman, Bob Poole, and Jeff Batchelor. Hugh Johnson, Patti Fahling Diane Schuerman, Frank Silverthorne, Robin Sellers. 4B Bob Poole, Diane Schuernnan Diane Schuenman, Jeff Batchelor Patti Fahling, Diane Schuerman, Tony Ingram Patti Fahling, Jeff Batchelor 43 Script: Susan Leary — Best Musical Performance Bob Poole — Outstanding Technical Achievement in Sound Scott Robertson — Best Actor in a One Act Nancy Hollowell — Outstanding Technical Achievement In Make-Up. Patti Fahling — Best Actress in a One-Act, Best Supporting Actress in a Major Production, Outstanding Technical Achievement in Properties. Mac McKee — Best Supporting Actor in a Major Production. Frank Silverthorne — Outstanding Technical Achievement in Stage Lighting Beth Forbes — Best Lead Actress in a Major Production 50 Annual Awards Banquet Jeff Batchelor — Best Lead Actor in a Major Production. Diane Jordan — The Golden Glue Gun Award 51 Honors Convocation Ulrike Mattern — The Mildred Hartsock Award. Patty Webb — The Ted C. Foy Scholarship Edward Perry — The Denny Cup Patti Fahling — The Dutchess Trophy Jeff Mault — The Stage and Script Senior Award Elizabeth Everett — Rotary Cup Peter Purcell — Rotary Cup Trudy Corbett — Rotary Cup Jack Deans — The Wilson County Chamber of Commerce Award Beverly Matkins — The Wilson Evening Lions Club Scholarship Debra Radford — George Harry Swain Award Ernie Lee — Pi Gamma Mu Award Marvin T. Browning — The David and Charlotte Blackwood Award Susan Lamb — The Elaine Waters Memorial Award Greg Coats — The Elaine Waters Memorial Award Mary Knox Tinnea — The American Bible Society Award George Bell — The William Gear Spencer Sportsmanship Award 52 George Bell — The Edward Cloyd Jr. Scholarship Award Becky Pace — Kiwanis Award Christer Erikson — Kiwanis Award Christi Farmer — The Wall Street Journal Award Roberta Edwards — Bishop Award Carla Sue Woodard — The Science Faculty Award Valerie J. Melvin — The Senior Music Honor Scholarship William O. Alexander — The Senior Music Honor Scholarship Philip C. Huffman — Kaye Dawson Warren Memorial Award Jim Roberts — Jerry W. David Memorial Award Melissa Bisset — Groves Herring Memorial Award Andrew Preston Jr. — Grove Herring Memorial Award Jeff Batchelor — The Bessie Massengill Art Scholarship Amy Ott — National Scholastic Art Awards Scholarship. Cary Lane Luper — Mathematics Award Bobby Silver — Mathematics Award Susan Nisbet — Faculty Administrator of the Year. 53 Who’s Who Roberta Edwards Juanita Gryder George Bell Jeffery E. Best Jo Ann Brewer Lottie Strum Vickie E. Woolard Julie K. Worley Jack Deans Christi Farmer Bobby Gardner Ranky Clayton Stephan Dentzer 5-4 Lynda Lamm Ernest Lee I Jayne Peacock Patricia Taylor Kay Richie Joella Turner 55 Phi Mu's 56 Tri Sig’s 57 ACTIVITIES 5Q I DAY 59 BO Who wants it? -45 Mr. Auctioneer, Dan Hensley. Auction Day A real laid back crowd. 61 A PARENT’S DAY 1 982 First came registration. Then it was time for those dreaded parent conferences. 62 f The day was completed for many by listening to the percussion students entertainment after a meal served in the old gym. Others capped the day off by seeing the operetta Lizbeth. We hope all the parents who were present enjoyed their day as much as we enjoyed having them. FOUNDER’S DAY We celebrated Atlantic Christian’s 80th birthday with lunch served by the Sigma Phi Epsilon outside by the fountain. One of the ladies that attended Atlantic Christian the first semester it opened honored us by cutting the cake. Music was played during luncheon and later a dance was held in the cafeteria. BA 65 PINE KNOT SB AFRO-AWARENESS SOCIETY 71 ALPHA OMEGA 72 BAPTIST STUDENT UNION 73 CIRCLE K 74 COLLEGIATE 75 EDUCATION OF THE HEARING IMPAIRED 76 CHOIR 77 INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL 7B CLUBS AND MATHEMATICS CLUB 79 SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB BO GOSPEL CHOIR 81 - PANHELLENIC COUNCIL 82 PHI BETA LAM BA 83 MEN'S INTERDORMITORY YOUNG DEMOCRATES BA ASSOCIATION BA GREEKS 95 P.E. CLUB 85 ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA 97 PSYCHOLOGY CLUB 88 ALPHA PHI ALPHA 98 REPUBLICAN CLUB 87 CHI ALPHA OMEGA 99 STAGE AND SCRIPT 88 DELTA SIGMA PHI 1 □□ STUDENT GOVERNMENT DELTA SIGMA THETA 1 Ol ASSOCIATION 89 DELTA ZETA 1 02 ENGLISH CLUB 90 PHI MU 1 03 SURFING AND OUTING ALPHA SIGMA PHI 1 OA CLUB 91 PHI THETA SIGMA 1 05 □ R G A NIZ ATIONS UCCF SIGMA PHI EPSILOM SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA 1 OB 1 07 PI GAMMA MU 92 93 PINE KNOT STAFF EDITOR PATTI FAHLING ASSISTANT EDITOR KURT SPITZNER 6B PHOTOGRAPHER JEFF MACLENNAN PHOTOGRAPHER HAROLD WILLIAMS 69 SPECIAL FEATURES GAIL MUMFORD SPORTS ART AMY OTT ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY AND NEW STAFF VERONICA WOOD, BETTY DAUGHTRY ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY AND NEW STAFF DENISE DENTZER CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS CAROL TONEY OUTSIDE STAFF — CLASSES AND ALL MISCELLANEOUS NANCY PHILLIPS, BARBARA FAHLING, LORI FAHLING, KELLY FAHLING SEYLER VO Not Pictured: Jimmy Hill and Georgie Howell Sports, Bridgette Francey — Clubs AFRO-AWARENESS SOCIETY Gail Mumford, Thomas Brown, June Charity, Jeffery Windly, Cynthia Joyner, Monette Montgomery, Irene Artist The Afro-Awareness Society is an organization trying to promote black culture and activities advancing the awareness of blacks in the college community. The society is open to all students of Atlantic Christian College. The organization achieved goals and developed unity by sponsoring dances, worship services, intramural teams, and other activities. 71 Alpha Tracy Parker, Laura Medders, Scott Robertson, Kathy Sawyor, Brad Woodard, Diane Schuermann, Bonnie Godwin, Debbie Helstrom, Frank Purvis, Sue Hill, Laura Plyler, Kari Hancock, Sarah Pearson, Troy Aderholt, Kelly Ferrel, Laura Pray, James Johnson, Rosa Harris, Alvin Harmon, Jayne Peacock, Mike Miller, Lesa Phillips, Sally Cox, Paul Nunnally, Roy Collins, Terry Harper, Scott Huber, Rick Harrison, Tom, April, Greg Foster, Tammy Boyd, Kathy Bonner, Lea Kelly, Jeff Mault, Mary Tilton, Susan Lamb, Robin Davis, Pam Horne. Every Thursday night, Alpha Dmega shares Christian Fellowship with anyone interested in attending. The meeting is held in the Still Point, and consists of Bible Study, skits, songs, total group worship, and puppet shows. This year Alpha Dmega has extended their meetings to Saturday nights at 6:30 to allow a day when more people can attend. 72 BAPTIST STUDENT UNION Front Row L to R: Angela Mae, Sandra Smock, Laura Plyler. Back Row L to R: Gladys Cummings, Becky Wagner The Baptist Student Union is a fellowship not limited to Baptist Students. The group aids with individual growth and seeks to reach out to others on campus. 73 Back Row Left to Right: Lynn Bowen, Chris Devries, Sarah Wood. Front Row Left to Right: Beth Martin, Debbie May, Belinda Gaskins. Not Pictured: Annette Gillis, Crystal Crowder, Kristen Corbett, Cindy Stevens, Becca Culpepper, Robin Sellers Beth Martin — President, Lt. Governor Annette Gillis — Vice President Crystal Crowder — Secretary-Treasurer The Circle K Club is an international service organization sponsored by the Kiwanis International. The Kiwanis sponsorship was developed out of a belief that collegians should take an interest in their community. Circle K provides active involvement in community life through themes such as 1 981 -83’s “Together For Tomorrow , helping those people around them to better under- stand the problems and needs of the elderly, teenagers, and the mentally and physically impaired. ACC’s Circle K Club is sponsored by the Evening Kiwanis Club of Wilson. This years activities include Blow a Bubble for UNICEF , Adopt a Grandparent . Homecoming Carnival, Ski trip to Appalachian State College, District Conven- tion in Southern Pines, Rock-a-Thon for American Diabetes, various speakers and raising money for a local non-profit nursery school. CIRCLE K CLUB COLLEGIATE Stan Meihaus, Marty Williams, Andrea Robinson, Ernie Lee, Maurisa Smith, Lisa Boykin, Ruth Thorne, Shereen Heath, Bill Sledge, Robin Sellers, John Speight — Editor. A weekly newspaper, is published by the student body. It affords an opportunity for open discussion of matters of concern to the student. 75 EDUCATORS OF THE HEARING IMPAIRED CLUB •M§|gp ■B I n ': : : i :■«•.■■• nv oS-xys Aj •:$' I! ................•••••• .•■•••• v 'v.;.;: _______ iiiiW HH Front Row L to R: Mrs. Helen Boyle, Beverly Cox, Robin Davis, Janice Weston, Susanne Dennis, Kay Ellis, Mr. Neil F. Lowell. Second Row L to R: Dana Daniell, Jennifer Black, Regina Henderson, Cheryl Thomas, Tony Bounicontri. Third Row L to R: Ruth Anne Mowbray, Carla Hollwell, Laura Plyler, Belinda Gaskins, Pam Horne. The primary purpose of the Educators of the Hearing Im- paired Club shall be to increase awareness of the hearing impaired community, to provide opportunity for experience in working with the hearing impaired, to promote unity in the department, and to improve the program itself. 76 College Choir _______________________,____________________-____________________________:___________________ •■■■—__________________________________________________________________________________________________ Regina Williams, Sharon Dew, Tripp Campbell, Mickey Harris, Doug Lane, Valerie Melvin, Jessie Williams, Scott Robertson, Jennis Toney, June Crumpler, Bill Alexander, Julie Barbee, Darryl Stone, Melissa Bissette, Debbie Winborne, Ann Rodrigrez, Vickie Sanders, Pam Currie, Jennifer Martin, Karen, Lisa Lamn, Amy, Jennifer, Cindy Azres. 77 INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL i i 11 ■ mmmm Dean Monshower, David Britt, Jim Bishop, Michael Byrd, William Rowland, Alan Meyers, Jerry Harris, Newsome Moore, Jim Benner, Ed Johnson, Tony Bounincontri. The governing body for the Greek fraternities on Atlantic Christian College campus is the IFC. It is composed of the president and two representatives of each Greek fraternity. MATHEMATICS CLUB Carla King, Tammy Boyd, Cary Luper, Mr. William Briley, Pamela Currie, Tracy Palmer, Kenneth Castania, Bobby Silver. The ACC Mathematics Club was established in 1 9 70. Membership to the club is open to anyone interested in math who has taken or is taking a math course. Meetings are held monthly during which math problems are given out. An award is given to the student who successfully completes the most problems during the year. The Math Club also assists the Math Department in its annual Regional High School Math Contest. Scholarships are given to the top three winning schools, and finalists are eligible to compete in the State High School Math Contest. SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB Front Row L to R: Jeff Best, Elaine Richardson, Johnny Johnson, Christy Beach, Dr. Nahkre. Second Row L to R: Patricia, Ernie Lee, Sharon Capps, Lisa Boykin, Anthony Hines. Third Row L to R: Clarence Bass, Ralph Durham, Jeffery Windley CLUB OFFICERS President: Christy Beach Vice President: Joe Simpson Secretary: Clarence Bass Treasurer: Ralph Durham Faculty Advisor: Dr. Amrut Nakhre The primary purpose of the Social Science Club is to improve the awareness of the student population to the ills of their society. Activities for the 1 981 -82 school year include fund raising drives such as car washes. Cook-outs and a trip to Washington, D.C. add fun to the organization. so ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN COLLEGE GOSPEL CHOIR Back Row Left to Right: Travis, Jeffery Windley, Bobby Blunt, Thomas Brown, Roy Colling, Norwood Uzell, Darnell Williams, Douglass LaBlanc, Bobby Silver — Assistant Director. Second Row Left to Right: Cynthia Cotton, Gail Mumford, Shirley Bellany, Lisa Farmer, Debbie Dupree, Rebecca Laurerance, Valarie Melvin — Director. Front Row Left to Right: Regina Robinson, Jennis Toney, Madeline Thomas, Sandra Almond. Not Pictured: Gretchen Wiggins, Renee Bowen, Mayline Rasberry, Jesse Williams, Carolyn Williams, Larry Battle, Rosemary Richardson, Sandra Butler, Larry Bynum, Lynn Taylor, Mary Perara, Katrina Walker, Nancy Bryant — Musician 81 PANHELLENIC COUNCIL Dean Coil, Kathy Joyner, Lucinda Richardson, Annie Hill, Julie Southerland, Barb Caudell, Monica De Deminico, Elizabeth Allegood. The Panhellenic Council, a self regulating body composed of delegates from each of the three sororities on campus, affords cooperation and harmonious functioning of the groups as a unit as well as separate organizations. To acquaint interested students with Greek life, the sororities have devised a system of rushing. This system includes an annual convocation prior to formal rush to explain all phases of the Greek system as it exists on the Atlantic Christian campus. Following the convocation a series of get-acquainted parties, mixers, and socials are held. These are held to help the student make her own decision about joining a sorority basing her decision on her knowledge of the Greek organizations on campus. Phi Beta Lambda Phi Beta Lambda, the business fraternity on campus, acts as a service organization to the entire college. Eligibility for membership requires that each candidate earn an overall C average with a further prerequisite of three semester hours in the field of business. During the year, guest speakers are invited to address the members at their regular meetings. S3 Ann Fredare, Mrs. Teresa Parker, Donna Winborne, John Henderson, Tim Cobb Men’s Interdormitory Association The Men’s Interdormitory Association is composed of all resident men. The officers of the association form the Council which plans for the social and academic welfare of the residents. Thomas Brown, Jeff Windley, Jeff Best, Kevin Floyd, Randy Pridgen, Rod Wyatt, Craig Jacobs, Standing: Assistant Dean of Men, Allen H. Johnson. BA PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB CINDY Sitting L to R: Diane Kornegay, Andi Richardson, Joella Turner, Yvonne Smith, Misty Barnes, Trish Taylor. Standing L to R: Gene Thomas, Risa Huff, Randy Pridgen, Mike Sodermalm, Jimmy Via CLUB OFFICERS President: Joella Turner Vice President: Bobby Holliman Treasurer: Trish Taylor Secretary: Jill Worley Pub. Chairman: Randy Pridgen PSYCHOLOGY CLUB James D. Fulton — President Tamara Lawson — Vice President Gail □. Mumford — Secretary-Treasurer Randy Brantley — Parlimentarian The Atlantic Christian College Psychology Club was chartered at the beginning of the spring semester of 1 9BS. Membership is open to any student who meets basic academic standards and who is interested in the purposes of the club. Those purposes include: Cl 3 promoting awareness of developments in the field of psychology; C23 developing opportunities for field trips and practical experiences; C33 promoting fellowship and exchanging ideas and experiences; and C 4) promoting programs of interest to the student body. Seated Left to Right: Sherri Lincoln, Tamara Lawson, Gail D. Mumford, Pam Moore, SuzieWard. Standing Left to Right: Randy Brantley, James □. Fulton 06 □r. Johnson, Kevin Floyd, Alvin Harmon, James Roberts, Tracy Parker, Ron Perva, Ben Smith, Bill Ferguson. The A. C.C. Republicans strive for good citizenship, the promotion of Republican thought, the stimulation of awareness of political and civil matters through discussions, debates, and guest speakers, and the advancement of the two-party system. The club offers political training to the students of ACC. The ACC Republicans are affiliated with the state organization and send representatives to the state convention. The club also invites prominent Republicans to address interested persons as well as the membership of the club. REPUBLICAN CLUB 87 STAGE AND SCRIP1 L to R: Bob Poole, Patti Fabling, Dianne Jordan, Frank Silverthorne Stage and Script offers students the experience of partici- pating in dramatic productions, and provides pleasure and entertainment for all who care for such activities and pre- sentations. Full membership can be acquired by participation in a production either by performance or backstage assis- tance. 80 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION President — Bobbie Edwards Vice President — Tammy Boyd Treasurer — Stephen Dentzer Secretary — Kay Ellis The Student Government Association of Atlantic Christian College provides students with opportunities to express themselves concerning student issues and ideas and to learn more about the process of a democratic form of government. All students are members of the association upon payment of the student activity fee. The executive and legislative branches of the student government Association are elected. The President of the association serves as an ex-officio member of the Board of Trustees of Atlantic Christian College. 89 English Club English Club provides opportunities for the communication of ideas between English majors, minors, and professors, and to improve the quality of the English program at Atlantic Christian through sponsoring such programs as lectures, trips, and forums on English-related topics, which will be open to all club members and the general college community. Jim Roberts, Lynka Lamm, Dr. MacLennan, Pattie Webb, Lisa Boykin, Debra Blue, Willie Mewborn, Ben Smith, Tony Turley. 0O SURFING AND OUTING CLUB Left to Right: Kathy Pickett, Greg, Debbie Cote, Terrie Larson, Debbie Worrell, Dave Skills, Thia Holcomb, George Bryant, Bev Cox The Surfing and Dating Club was organized in the Spring of 1 981 . Its purpose is to unite students with the same common outdoor interests, whether it be surfing, swimming, water or snow skiing, hanglid- ing, canoeing, camping, hiking, day or weekend trips to points of interest. This club is open to all students with or without experience in these areas. Funding comes from fund raising projects and donations. UNITED CAMPUS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Representatives L to R [Sitting): Laura Meadows, Donna Bass, Linda Lamm. L to R [Standing): Chaplain Barbara Allen, Jayne Peacock. The religious program at Atlantic Christian College is designed to be an undergirding and permeating influence on the total life experience of each student. Each year the association provides a series of group discussions, plays, chapel services, and programs of religious significance. The aim of the program is to provide opportunities for students to discover, question, and develop an awareness and understanding of the relevant involvement of faith in the life of the academic community and in the whole scope of human existence. Left to Right: Earl Brown, Edward Perry, Jody Eggleston, Mrs. Sarah Gattis CAdvisor], Sharon Capps, Ernie Lee, Edie Dean PHI GAMMA MU SOCIAL SCIENCE HONORARY FRATERNITY The N.C. Zeta Chapter of Pi Gamma Mu, the National Social Science Honor Society, was organized in the spring of 1 968. The primary purposes of this organization are the improvement of scholarship, syntheses in the social studies, and inspiration of social service at Atlantic Christian College. Eligibility for membership requires that each candi- date be at least a junior majoring in one of the Social Studies areas and have at least a B average in this major. Candidates are inducted into membership by a tapping ceremony by the current members once each semester. 03 YOUNG DEMOCRAT CLUB Sitting L to R: Dana Daniel, John Johnson, Ernie Lee. Standing L to R: Bill Sledge, Lisa Boykin, Randy Brantley, Christy Beach, Ralph Durham The Young Democrat Club seeks the stimulation, continuation, and further development of the traditionally two-party system by offering students the opportunity to take an active part in the Democrat Party. It seeks this achievement through discussions, debates, and guest speakers and the various types of political action. 9 G K Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. Bernadette Jones, Valarie Melvin, Lesha Harkley, Madeline Thomas, June Charity, Delores Righardson, Shonnette Grantham, Rosa Harris, Gail Mumford, Monette Montgumery, Reba Brown, Romana Lassitor. In 1 90B, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority became America's first Greek-letter organization established by and for Black women. Established at Howard University, Washington, D.C. and incorporated in 1913. Alpha Kappa Alpha became the channel through which selected college-trained women improved social and economic conditions in their city, state and nation. Continuing that tradition, Alpha Kappa Alpha cultivates and encourages high scholastic and ethical standards, promotes unity and friendship among college women, alleviates problems concerning girls and women, maintains a progressive interest in college life, and serves all mankind via seven program targets. The scholarships are part of the Sorority’s Focus on Life-Long Learning. Other program targets are Health Care, The Arts, Heritage, Self-Fulfillment, Leadership and Collaboration. S 7 Alpha Phi Alpha Gary Barnett, John Lowery, Raphael Boyd, Anthony Hines, Doug LeBlanc, C.W., Kevin Street, Chris Daniels, Sibyl Harris, Theresa Hardy, Jennis Toney, Davina Costin, Johnn, Lisa Farmer. Alpha Phi Alpha was founded on Dec. 4, ISOS, at Cornell University in Ithaca, N.Y. The colors of the fraternity are lod gold and black. The symbol is the mystic sphinx. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity is the first Afro-American Greek organization in the world with over 80, □□□ brothers. The brotherhood proudly works under the motto of scholarship, leadership and service. Chief of the attributes of this organization are dignity of the individual and respect of womanhood. The Omicron Beta Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha will be officially chartered at A. C. C. in April 1 382. Locally, the chapter sponsors many service projects in Wilson and the surrounding area. It has done such activities as putting on a program to honor an Alpha Phi Alpha member, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., numerous service projects to aid the Eastern North Carolina School for the Deaf, and raising money for the Salvation Army of Wilson. Nationally, it supports such organizations as the Black Urban League, United Negro College and the Sicklecell Anemia Fund. SB CHI ALPHA OMEGA Bottom to Top: Stephen Dentzler, Mike Miller, Scott Herber, Jeff Mault, Edie Dean, Karen Jackson, Rueggy Copen, Robin Davis, Jay Mumford, Jayne Peacock, Chip Lee, Sue Hill, Louis Oliviere, Pam Vander- vort, Gregg VanWilliams, Lea Kelly, Charlie Ryburn, Susan Baker, Joy Hatch, Brad Woodard, Libby Bennett, Julie Schuermann, Frank Purvis, Jennifer Black, Amy Ott, Roy Collins, Diane Schuermann, Ricky Harrison, Rosa Harris, Ben Smith, Barbara Langston, Susanne Dennis, Troy Aderholdt From 1 S38 to 1 SB8, the Golden Knot Honor Society was the official honor organization on the campus of Atlantic Christian College. In the Spring of 1 SBB, however, Golden Knot disbanded in order to make an affiliation with a national honor society. Alpha Chi, national honor fraternity, is now the official organization. Membership is based entirely upon scholarship, and an impressive initiation ceremony is conducted once each semester by the members. 39 DELTA SIGMA PHI Pictured Front to Back: Caroline Campbell, Sheila Taylor, Jacanna Moore, Donna O’Neal, Laura Weaver, Gilda Gashill, Lori Coleman, Chuck Findley, Trowe Sherron, Greg O’Neal, Chris Webb, Jim Bennett, Lee Pounds, Bobby Kenny, Chris Dickerson, Jim Maher, Greg Theodorahis, Kenneth Rivers, Lynn Carter, David Britt, Tim Copeland. Not Pictured: Lee Ann Billings Delta Sigma Phi International Fraternity was founded in 1 BSS. The Delta lota Chapter was installed on our campus March 1 B, 1 958. The chapter, which became the first national fraternity at Atlantic Christian, grew out of a local social fraternity, Phi Kappa Alpha, founded in 1 025. The purpose of Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity is to provide a spirit of closer fellowship and to promote the cause of fraternalism on the campus. loo DELTA SIGMA THETA Delta Sigma Theta, Inc., is a national public service organization of women founded at Harvard University in 1 SI 3. It is committed to educational and economic development. High scholastic achievement is a standard for member- ship. The Xi Mu Chapter on the Atlantic Christian College campus was estab- lished in 1 STS. Front Row Left to Right: Ramona Brewington, Lynn Taylor, Mary Ann Roundtree, Cheryl Belfield. Back Row Left to Right: Shandra Brock, Cynthia Jordon, Darlene Best, Ruth Thorne, Wonder Forrest, Mary Perara, Tyra Boyd DELTA ZETA Delta Zeta was founded on October 24, 1 002, at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, its colors are Old Rose and Vieux Green, the flower is the Killarney Rose, and the jewel is the diamond. Delta Zeta is the largest national sorority with over 1 75 chapters and the second largest in membership with over 60, OOO sisters. The sorority strives to unite its members in the bonds of sincere and lasting friendships, to pursue knowledge, and to promote moral and social culture in its members. Delta Zeta’s philanthropic program Adventures in Friendship , includes support of Gallaudet College, the only college in the world for the deaf, and other related funds. The Theta Omega of Delta Zeta was installed at Atlantic Christian College in October 1 065. Delta Zeta was Omega Chi Local Sorority. Pictured: Bonnie Boykin, Susan Mahoney, Susan Pulley, Kathi Allman, Cindy Whitford, Ann Green, Betty Daughtridge, Veronica Wood, Denise Denzin, Lydie Lemure, Sarah Taylor, Melissa Temple, Jennifer Woodberry, Sarah Ann Pearson, Kathy Bray, Sharon Whitehead, Jana McLamb, Scarlett Slater, Jody Eggleston, Anita Miller, Margaret Wampler, Ann Blair Holloman, Lori Britt, Betty Titterington, Kathy Southerland, Sharon Capps, Cathy Joyner, Lori Coleman, Laurie Hutchinson, Melissa Smith, Monica Didomenico, JoEllen Berka, Kathy Armstrong, Vicki Sears, Annie West, Tammy Comer i 02 PHI MU Front Row L to R CKneelingD: Linda Oblaschinski, Lisa Carrearas, Margaret Bennett, Carol Squires, Barbara Caudill, Sandy Smock, Julia Sutherland. Back Row L to R: Donna Jones, Susan Meyer, Kristen Corbett, Marlene Cutler, Christy Hawley, Mary Harris, Georgie Howell, Debbie Baker, Elaine Schmid, Sheri Pedigo, Annie Hill, Carol Toney, Phyllis Parris, Sara Edwards, Cissy Browning, Tish Hurst, Gail Witt, Regina McDonough, Amy Warren, Wanda Tatum, Dorian Diradour, Joan Roughton Phi Mu is the second oldest fraternal organization for women, having been founded in 1 B52 at Wesleyan College in Macon, Georgia. Its colors are rose and white, the flower is the rose- colored carnation, and its motto is LES SOEURS FIDELES, “the faithful sisters. The sisters of Phi Mu strive to lend to those less fortunate a helping hand. In doing this, Phi Mu has chosen as its chief national philanthrophy the S.S. HOPE, a ship carrying medical aid and supplies to isolated areas overseas. The Kappa Zeta Chapter of Phi Mu was installed at Atlantic Christian College during the spring of 1 9B7. Formerly, Phi Mu was Sigma Tau Chi local Sorority. 1 03 Alpha Sigma Phi Damis Williamson, Newsome Moore, Paul Wright, Tim Barrett, David Hicks, Alan Myers, Bob Turner, Tim Nanney, Charles Holmes, Tim Wilkerson, Jerry Harris, Cathy Joyner, Laura Perrow, Elizabeth Allegood, Sandra Horton, Catherine Wilson, Mary Lynn Hines, Gil Evett. Alpha Sigma is the tenth oldest national social fraternity. This association was founded at Yale University on December B, 1 845. The purposes of Alpha Sigma Phi are to foster education, to maintain charity, and to promote patriotism. The objectives of the fraternity, incidental to these purposes, are to assist in the building of character, to promote college loyalties, to perpetuate friendships, to cement social ties within the fraternity memberships, and to foster the maintainance of college homes by chapters for their undergraduate members. The Gamma Lambda chapter of Alpha Sigma Phi was founded May 3, 1 S5B. 1 04 PHI THETA SIGMA Pictured L to R: Kurt Spitzner, Don Robinson, Kenny Clark, Greg Mylinski, Tim Britton, Bob Poole, Willie Spear, Ernie Brame, Front Row (Little Sisters): Lisa Gregory, Sue Schaefer, Billie Jean Williamson. Not Pictured: Mike George, Chris Warren, Mac Weatherington, Kevin Rouse Now in their third year of activity, Phi Theta Sigma continues to grow and expand its horizons. Actively involved in community and campus projects, the Theta Sig’s are ready for the future. Among this years projects and fund raisers were car washes, sponsorships and aid for children at the Middlesex Children’s Home, and painting projects on campus. 105 Sigma Phi Epsilon Sigma Phi Epsilon was founded in 1 SOI at Richmond College in Virginia. In numbers of chapters it is the second largest fraternity in the world. N.C. lota chapter was founded on this campus April 26, rA S5S. This chapter grew out of a local social fraternity, Sigma Rho Phi, which was founded at Atlantic Christian College. The purposes of Sigma Phi Epsilon are to develop a fellowship within the fraternity based on high moral and religious standards and to provide an organization which will be a distinct asset to the college and community. Bobby Winnie, Debbie Womble, Tim Bizzel, Melissa Temple, Paul Arena, Kevin Floyd, Michael Byrd, Steve Bishop, Jody Eggleston, Carol Toney, Ed Johnson, Steve Edwards, Lisa Joyner, Randy McCricker, Melinda Gupton, Julia Sutherland, Joe Carlisle, Brenda Watt, Donna Jones, Sharon Capps, Kevin Jones, Randy Woodruff, Brenda Gunderson, Anita Miller, Barry Atwater, Mary Harris, Tomoki Aoki, Deb Steeves, Bill Ferguson, Monica DiDomenico, Steve Moore, George Bryant, Mark Williford, Jim Bishop, Harvey Stalls, Tom Messick, Jama McLamb, Jeff MacLennan. 1 OS bigma t igma u igma Sigma Sigma Sigma was founded in Farmville, Virginia, at Longwook College in 1 B98. Its colors are Royal Purple and White, the flower is the purple violet, and the jewel is the pearl. The open motto is Faithful Unto Death. The Gamma X Chapter of Sigma Sigma was installed at Atlantic Christian College in October, 1 065. Formerly, Tri Sigma was Phi Sigma Tau local sorority. Cindi Richardson Lottie Strum Chrissie Wagner Donna Sproles Brenda Watt Mary Lynn Hines Sandra Horton Catherine Wilson Marianne Parrish Amy Rider Connie Boyd Pamala Harris Debbie Barnes Trish Liverman Marla Jernigan Laura Perrow Elizabeth Allegood Annette Adwck Gina Mitchell Beth Glenn 1 07 108 i oa CHEERLEADERS 112 BASEBALL 114 MEN’S BASKETBALL 1 1 B WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 1 1 B GOLF 120 SOCCER 122 SOFTBALL 1 24 MEN’S TENNIS 1 25 WOMEN’S TENNIS 1 2B VOLLEY BALL 1 30 Cheerleaders Kneeling Cleft to right] Gregg Williams, Jeff Best, Sitting Cleft to right] Theresa Franks, Martin, JoAnn Ingram, Jenny McIntosh, Kris Davis, Theresa Hardy, Kim Pedego, Pam Vanderwort. CHead and Co-Head] Jeff Best, Theresa Hardy. 10 E ra i CD CD 0) L CD This year the Cheerleaders were small in number but were very high in school spirit. 112 Theresa Franks 113 Baseball Pitchers Russell Holton Jim Maher Terry Woodley Jon Luse Rickey Eure Greg Hauser Phil Woodell Doug Godwin Perry Bagbey Randy Prince Richard Little Catchers Chuck Downs Mack Smith Al Hardison Coach: Dr. John Sanford Manager-Trainer: Randy Pridgen 114 Ken Meekins Russ Williamson Eric McDaniels Woody McDaniels David Lawhon Ricky Tew Paul Shows Doug Haley Outfielders Jody Adams Greg Baker Ruff Bailey Frank Collazo 115 Men’s Basketball 1 981 -82 Standing Cleft to right] Assistant Coach Pegues, Randy Pridgen, David Howell, Arthur Becton, Ronnie Parker, James Daniel, Gary Knox, Randy Loftin, Reggie Kelly, Head Coach Bill Robinette, Bobby Garner, Kneeling Cleft to right] Phil Young, Elton Mosley, Bill Brown, James Leggett, Raphaol Boyd, George Bell, Damian Carter. Head Coach Bill Robinette going over the next play. Bill Brown 1 1 B This year the Atlantic Christian College, Men’s Basketball team finished with a 5QO season. This has not been done since 1 067 under the leader- ship of Ira Norfolk. James Leggett 117 Women’s Basketball Head Coach Carole McKeel, Tammy Woodring, Stephanie Stovall, Tyre Boyd, Pattie Harris, Becky Pace, Venus Smith, Assistant Coach Joella Turner, Kneeling Cleft to right] Risa Huff, Deborah Best, Dianne Lewis, Laurie Adams, Renee Bowen. Head Coach Carole McKeel Tyra Boyd, Stephanie Stovall i i s Dianne Lewis Pattie Harris Deborah Best 113 Dennis Mitchell Hawler Deavid Edward Owens Clifton Wright John Scott Williams Joseph Simpson Jeff York Stephen Dentzer Golf 1 20 John Scott Williams Soccer 1 SB 1 Standing Cleft to night in order] William Diamond, Charlie Gault, Coach Mike Smith, Thomas Isaacs, Sharhabil Humiedi, Brad Dixon, Jim Reinalda, Michael Sodermalm, Jim Gallagher, Krister Erikson, Thomas Linne, Elijas Rojas CPuchi], Scott Huber, Aziz Hakim. Sitting Cleft to right] Kenny Applebee, Mike George, Ellwood Thompson, Stanley Meihaus, III, Buth Tecson, Rick Stout, Kadir Donmez, Ray Essa, Vaughan Belcher. William Diamond 1 22 Kenny Applebee mmgS9 wmmi iB?i This year the soccer team won the District 2B Championship for the third year in a row. Thomas Isaacs, Kadir Donmez Ellwood Thompson, Krister Erikson 1 23 Softball Misty Barnes Kathy Bonner Brenda Dempsey Cyndy Hardison Beth Lee Diane Lewis Irene Lewis Marie Lewis Pam Manning Harriet McNeil Betty Parker Angela Rigby Tammy Streeter Coach: Kay Jefferies Assistant Coach: Jimmy Lamm 1 34 i Men’s Tennis Charlie Mae Burns, III Leonard H. Burns, III Krister Eriksson Thomas Eric Gustan Linne Klas Johan Mikeael Sturen Christian Marie A. Theodosseou Dominic P. Theodosseou Gregory De Freitas Fredrik Ternstrand 1 25 1 26 1 27 Susan Dickerson Maria Mercedes Giron Julia Goode Cynthia King Allison Hopkins Beverly Summerlin Lisa Selby Women’s Tennis 1 2B 1 20 Volleyball 1 981 Back row Cleft to right] Head Coach Dr. Sandra Miele, Miriam Burt, Charlotte Dunn, Venus Smith, Rebecca Pace, Kathy Bonner, Betty Parker, Front row Cleft to right] Deborah High, Rhonda Barham, Pamela Manning, Tammy Streeter, Suzanne George, Ellen Lane. i 30 Suzanne George Bobby Silver, Coach Miele looking on with intensity. Deborah High 131 SiitS NURSES 1 34 DRAMA DEPARTMENT 1 3B 1 34 ACC Nurses Have Highest Test Scores - v; RSv . . Lv'iMi 1 35 ACC has a new Drama Major. Dr. Paul Crouch heads the Department. Mr. Dennis McDowell is the new professor on the staff. Mrs. Sue Arnold handles the costumes for the plays put on by Stage and Script. Dr. Crouch Sue Arnold Dr. Paul Crouch and Mac McKee The New Drama Major 136 ACC Graduates It’s First Medical Technologist Sherwood Winders, Pam Davis, Brenda, Caroline Campbell 1 37 ACC Welcomes Its New 1 3B Dr. Coleman Markham Faculty Members Dennis McDowell Dr. Coleman C. Mankam has been named assistant professor of Religion at ACC. He is a native of Durham, N.C. He has received a B.A. degree from Wake Forest University, a B.D. degree from Southeastern Baptist Seminary, and a Ph.D from Vanderbilt University. Before joining the faculty at ACC, Mr. Markham served as associate professor of Religion at Campbell University. Mr. Kimsey Raynor Welch is a native of Raleigh, N.C. He has recieved a B. S. degree from Western Carolina University and a M.S. degree from East Carolina University. Before joining the faculty of ACC. he worked for the Neuse Mental Health Clinic, the Division of Children Services, Wilson County Schools, and the Division for Exceptional Children. Mr. Welch has been named adjunt professor of Psychology at Mr. Neil Lowell ACC. Mr. Kimsey Welch 1 39 New Faculty Members Mrs. Barbara Andrews, a native of Charlotte, N.C. has been named a professor of Chemistry at ACC. After graduating from Tarboro High School, she was awarded the Reynold's Scholarship when she attended UNC-Greensboro where she recieved her B.A. in Chemistry. In 1972, she recieved her M. A. degree at North Carolina State University. Prior to joining the ACC. faculty, Mrs. Andrews taught at East Carolina University where she coordinated the Nursing lab and worked with the Science Camp for Gifted and Talented. Ms. Agnes H. McDonald, a native of Durham, N. C., now resides in Raleigh. She attended Stephen’s College in Columbia, Missouri, and recieved both a B.A. and a M.A. degree in English. She later taught at Stephen’s College, University of Missouri, North Carolina State. Some of her poetry has been published She is also secretary for the N.C. Writer’s Conference. Ms. McDonald is now a part-time professor of English at ACC. Dr. Michael S. Fukuchi is a native of Honolulu, Hawaii. He has received a B.A. degree from Chaminade University, a M.A. and a Ph. D. degree in English from the University of Iowa, and a M.A. degree in religious education from Fordham University. Dr. Fukuchi has been named assistant professor of English at ACC. Prior to joining the faculty, he was a religious education coordinator at St. Thomas More Parish in Iowa City, Iowa. Dr. Greg A. Hastings Ms. Agnes H. McDonald Dr. Coleman C. Markham - 5 Mr. Kimsey R. Welch Mrs. Barbara Andrews Dr. Micheal Fukuchi 1 AO New Counciling Program Sanqunette Cave Got a problem? Need Advise? Visit ACC’s new counselor! 1 41 FRESHMEN 144 SOPHOMORE 154 THE GRADUATING CLASS NINETEEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FIVE 1 44 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President — David Sharp Vice President — Carolyn Campbell Secretary — Emilie Everest 1 45 Troy Aderboldt Millville, NJ Kathryn Sue Allman Ve Beach, VA Laura Ann Ames Dudley, NC Lisa Rebecca Anderson Wilson, NC Chery Lynn Ayscue Henderson, NC Teresa Earle Bailey Butner, NC Sheri Janell Baines Laurinburg, NC Leslie Anne Baitinger Raleigh, NC Deborah Raye Baker Wilson, NC Angela L. Balzarano Sound Beach, N.V. Julie Vonna Barbee Stumpy Point, NC Rhonda Lee Barham Wendell, NC Wendy Jeanette Barnes Macclesfield, NC Garry Eugene Barnett Fayetteville. NC Sandra Kay Baxley Fairmont, NC Phyllis Selena Bennett Newton Grove, NC Velna Elizabeth Bennett Arapahoe, NC Steven Paul Bishop Norcross, GA Thomas Kent Bizzell Princeton, NC James Cener Bolton Woodland, NC Kathryn Carol Bonner Durham, NC Lynette Latham Bowen Plymouth, NC Connie Ann Boyd Wilson, NC Michael Thomas Bradsher Henderson. NC Craig Morgan Braman Yorktown, VA Mary Lisa Brantley Bailey. NC 1 AG Dorothy Elinor Briggs Va Beach, VA Linda lone Burgess Grafton, VA Jane Hope Burkett Woodland, NC Virginia Miriam Burt Va Beach, VA Mary Elizabeth Burton Fayetteville, NC Lori Eleanor Byers Wilson. NC Jennifer Sue Byrd Erwin, NC Carolyn Jayne Campbell Hampstead, NC Carol Marie Carney Roanoke Rapids, NC Charles Marshall Coats Rocky Mount, NC Roy Lee Collins Greensboro, NC Vince M. Covington Lumberton, NC Sandra Jayne Curlin Wilson, NC Mary Elizabeth Darrah Lagrange, NC Betty Reid Daughtridge Rocky Mount, NC Kristin Lynn Davis Woodbridge, VA Christine Ann DeVries Berkeley Hts. NJ Luann Dowdy Williamston, NC Lori Inez Dunn Melody Jo Edwards Littleton, NC Sara Frances Edwards Princeton, NC Tracy Lee Ellis Stantonsburg, NC Rhonda Carol Evans Emile Everest Fort Belvoir, VA Herbert Thomas Farmer Lisa A. Farmer Hillside, NJ 1 47 Kelly Annette Ferrell Norfolk. VA Gwendolyn Kay Finch Henderson, NC Eva Gray Fleming Enfield. NG Vanessa Forman Brigette Lynn Franey Four Oaks. NC Theresa Loy Franks Wilson. NC Ruth E. Frazier Wilson. NC Margaret French Chase City, VA Kimberly Lou Fulford Wilson, NC Bonnie Lorette Fussell Raleigh, NC Barbara Marie Giebel Fayetteville. NC Annette Page Gillis Hope Mills, NC Bodie Kazan Godwin Kenly. NC Julie L. Goode Raleigh, NC Gina Renee Grant LaGrenge, NC Ann Margaret Green Va Beach. VA James Willis Green Smithfield. NC Cindy Greenacre W. Collingswood, NJ Douglas Patrick Haley So Amboy, NJ Karin Elizabeth Hancock Raleigh, NC Cynthia Lou Hardison Snow Hill, NC Christine Marie Harraghy Cary, NC Annette Harrell Whittakers. NC Pattie Anne Harris Wilson, NC 1 4B And Constance Gray Harrison Kinston, NC Richard Jackson Harrison Gak City, NC Kate C. Hasbrouck Pitman, NJ Michael Lewis Hasty Seaboard, NC □awn Marie Healy Medford, NJ Shereen Dawn Heath Goldsboro, NC Camellia Regina Henderson Newport, NC Teresa Helen Hendricks Wilson, NC Gregory Wellington Herald Windsor, NC Charles Edward Hill Greensboro, NC Dennis Robert Hillquist Va Beach, VA Nancy Patricia Hinson Smithfield, NC Joann Hinton Tarboro, NC Catherine Hodges. II Portsmouth, VA Ann Venning Holding Wake Forest, NC Eric Warren Honeycutt Angier, NC Jocelin Tevett Hood Clayton, NC Sandra Lee Horton Winton, NC Ann Blair Houchins Va. Beach, VA Renita Howard Georgie Patrice Howell Selma. NC Billy Allen Hurst Jr. Greenville, NC Artronyor Scott Ingram Fremont, NC Joanne Latanya Ingram Chester Twp, PA Elizabeth Odom Johnson Kinston, NC Jane Louise Jones Ayden, NC 1 49 Marilyn A. Jones New Bern, NC Viveca Renee Jones Nancy Dianne Jordan Belvidere, NC Lynn Carol Kendall, NC Karen Kmillilo Lisa Ann Lamm Goldsboro, NC Edwin Nakita Langston T. Michele Lawson Stokesdale, NC Tone Ann Leggett Fairmont, NC Lydia Carole Lemire Albuguerque, NM Loretta Ann Letchworth Pinetops, NC Dianne A. Lewis Havelock, NC Nancy Irene Little Wilson, NC Richard Allen Little Wilson, NC Lori Ann Locklear William Mark Mangum Bealeton, VA Teresa Lynn Maniace Randolph, NJ Elizabeth Jeanne Martin Westminster, MD Margaret Lee Martindale Bellmawr, NJ Lasandra Dianell Mason Fayetteville. NC Pamela Marie Mason Trenton, NJ Deborah Lynne May Goldsboro, NC Tammy Lunne Mayo Cornelius McCadden Spring Hope, NC John Howard McCorkle Wilmington, NC Jennifer Jane McIntosh Albemarle, NC 1 5C Julie Ann McIntosh Wilson, NC Michael McMillian Spring Lake, NC Darlene Elaine Merritt Thomas Ralph Messick Greenville, NC Jeff Metts Summerville. SC Jaconna Anne Moore Smithfield, NC Carol Morris Jackson, NC Sandy Diane Murphy Angela Julietta Newbie Louis Eugene Olivieri Vickie Lynn O'Neal Zebulon, NC Amy E. Ott Webster, NY Teresa Carol Outland Carrsville. VA Amy Elizabeth Page Chesapeake, VA Betty L. Parker Raleigh, NC Donna Lynette Parker Nashville, NC Greg Wilson Parker Woodland, NC Robin Rose Pate Mount Olive, NC Cindy Joy Pearce Wilson, NC Premia Wynee Pearce Middlesex. NC Kim G. Pedigo Raleigh, NC Patricia Louise Phipps New Bern, NC Laura Louise Pray Raleigh, NC Randy Lee Price 151 Kelly Dean Proctor Wilson, NC Betty Booker Purcell Pikeville, NC Juan Carlos Ramirez Tarboro, NC Robin Richardson Wilson, NC Amelie Virginia Rider Poquoson, VA Elizabeth Marie Rivers Wilmington. NC Andrea Marie Robinson Matthews, NC Anna Beatrice Rodriguez East Brunswick, NJ Henry Thaxton Rowland Wilson, NC C. Diane Schuermann Andrews AFB, MD Julia Faye Schuermann Andrews AFB, MD Gwen K. Scott Hobgood, NC Robin Lee Sellers Fayetteville. NC Patrick Dave Sharpe Elm City, NC Paul Ray Shows Va Beach, VA Maurica Lee Smith New Bern. NC Venus L'Annetta Smith Eden, NC Donna Marie Sproles Wilson, NC Cynthia Louise Stevens Furlong, PA Tammy Streeter Winterville, NC Clarence Timothy Suber Raleigh, NC Maria Renee Swain Morehead, NC Nyla Kay Swick New Castle, DE Sheila Eileen Taylor Chocowinity, NC David Neal Teague Winston Salem. NC Anthony Jerol Turley Mount Olive, NC 1 52 Cathy Jo Turner Pikeville, NC Kathy Jo Turner Elm City, NC Dianne Turowski Kearny, NJ Pamela Jane Vandervort Youngsville, NC Robert Vantienen Timothy Scott Varnell Macclesfield, NC Teresa Annette Vaughan Zebulon, NC Chrissie Ross Wagoner Greensboro, NC Mary Katherine Webb Rocky Mount, NC Jennifer Mayers Wells Teachey, NC Kelly Flowe Wells Durham, NC Amy Malene Whitaker Washington, NC James Earl Whiteheac Brooklyn, NY Gretchen Cassandra Wiggins Pollocksville, NC Gregg Van Williams Clinton, NC Marty Keith Williams Elizabeth City, NC Mary Catherine Williams Fuquay, NC Sharon Darlyn Williams Deborah Brooks Womble Sanford. NC Veronica Elaine Wood Erwin, NC Jennifer Lynn Woodberry Va Beach. VA Robert Elias Worton Bailey, NC Philip Jay Young Washington, DC 1 53 THE GRADUATING CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FOUR 1 54 SOPHOMORE Sue Leary — President Andy Preston — Vice President Sandy Aldridge — Secretary Ben Smith — Treasurer 1 55 Annette Kay Adcock Raleigh, NC Sandra Lynn Aldridge Columbia. MD Charlene Rene Alford Rocky Mount, NC □ana Michelle Alford Rocky Mount, NC Adea Lanita Allen Raleigh. NC • f Belinda Leigh Allen Waldorf. MD Brookie Lynn Allen Four Oaks. NC Brenda Leigh Anders Windsor, NC Tomoki Aoki Japan Susan Delores Baker Fayetteville, NC Deborah M. Ballance Fremont, NC Albert Christopher Ballard New Bern, NC Anita Jo Bass Fayetteville. NC Stephen Blake Batchelor Wilson. NC Kelly M. Baysdon Jacksonville, NC Melissa Lynne Bissette Elm City. NC Clifford Randall Blackley Oxford, NC Erick Franklin Blalock Wilson. NC Lisa Helen Boykin Wilson. NC Randy Brantley Nashville. NC George Badger Bryant IV Va Beach. VA Cindy Lee Burchette Benita E. Butler Michael C. Byrd Suffolk. VA 1 56 Karen Eileen Camp Lisa Marie Carreras Midlothian, VA Donna Lynn Cooke Ahoskie, NC Kristen Louise Corbett Cherry Hill, NJ Beverly Ellen Cox Hagerstown, MD James Cohen Cox Stantonsburg, NC Sarah Miller Cox Raleigh, NC Sherri Lynne Crigger Belhaven. NC Pamela Kay Currie Norlina, NC Curtis Lee Daniels Roper, NC James Lawrence Daniel Kimberly L. Daughtry Plymouth, NC Sharon Marie Davis Fuquay Varina, NC Susan Joyce Dean Wendell, NC Carrie Elaine Deese Raleigh, NC Lisa Anne Dickerson Rocky Mount, NC Kadir Donmez Beaumont, TX Davison Hafner Dulin, III 1 57 Steven Wayne Edwards Emporia, VA Guy Thomas Elliott Swannanoa, NC Bill F. Ferguson North Arlington, NJ Robert A. Flournoy Wonder Vanessa Forrest Raleigh, NC F.T. Franks Wilson, NC Cindy G. Freuler Littleton, NC Lisa S. Frye West End, NC Gilda Lynne Gaskill Tarboro, NC Joseph Lee Gilliam Zebulon, NC Elizabeth Baldwin Glenn Suffolk, VA John S. Glover Wilson, NC Bonnie Jane Godwin Ahoskie, NC Douglas Wayne Godwin Black Creek, NC Mary Anne Goodrich Wakefield, VA Stephen Allen Gray Richmond, VA Lisa Annette Gregory Smithfield, NC Stewart Eugene Griffin Spring Hope. NC Melinda Lou Gupton Cary, NC Lian Dae Hamlin Lawrenceville, VA 1 58 Frances Evans Hampton Coinjock, NC Thomas Alvin Harmon Goldsboro, NC Rosa Louise Harris Afton, VA Carol Hawley Rocky Mount, NC Debra Lynne Helstrom Northbridge, MA Ann Frances Herring La Grange. NC Sandra Hinton Rocky Mount, NC Judy Ann Holland La Grange, NC Carla Denise Hollowel Goldsboro, NC Latish Amanda Hurst Raleigh, NC John Jeffrey Jackson Rocky Mount. NC Elias Zacorias Jacobor Angela Holt Janney Rocky Mount, NC Carla Jo Jernigan Ahoskie, NC Carolyn W. Jernigan Fayetteville, NC Janie Edwards Jernigan Colerain, NC Marla C. Jernigan Windsor, NC Angelia Gale Jones Franklinton, NC Carol Jordan Pikeville, NC Cynthia Lynn Joyner Greensboro, NC Lisa A. Joyner Nashville, NC Lea Anne Kelly Alexandria. VA 1 59 Julia Dean King Wise, NC Susan Carol Lamb Richmond, VA Barbara Sue Langston Wilson, NC Barbarann Danielle Larr Cinnaminson, NJ Terri Marie Lawson Oxford, NC Susan Renee Leary Cary. NC Douglas McClure LeBlanc Havelock, NC Mary Beth Lee Hope Mills. NC Debbie Levy Wilson, NC Brian Preston Lewis Scotland Neck, NC Dorothy Irene Lewis Grifton, NC Ethel Marie Lewis Grifton. NC Joye D. Lewis Tammy Jo Liggan Mechanicsville. VA Cary Lane Luper Kenly, NC Tammy Jeanne Lyer Scott Michael Major Ulrike Mattern Everswinkel, W GR Brian Randy McCrickard Newport News, VA Jama Lynne McLamb Benson, NC Melinda Dawne McLamb Ayden, NC Charis Hart Newcomb Goldsboro. NC Jo Allison Norris Garland, NC Rebecca Eula Pace Franklinton, NC 1 BO Tracy L. Parker Barnegat, NJ Lesley Ann Parks Scotland Neck. NC Mary Anne Parrish Durham, NC Laura L. Perrow Colonial Heights. VA Donald Keith Perry Jr. Scotland Neck, NC Ronald Steven Perva Rocky Mount. NC William Augustus Pippen Williamston, NC Cheryl Lynne Pitt Rocky Mount. NC Eleanor Denise Pittman Middlesex, NC Laura Elizabeth Plyler Raleigh, NC Norma Ree Porter Newsoms. VA Victor Lee Pounds Clayton. NC Cynthia Lynn Powers Andrew C. Preston Jr. Wilson, NC Mary Dell Proctor Wilson, NC Peter Nelson Purcell Pikeville, NC Franklin Carlisle Purvis Bethel, NC Tammy Jo Purvis Bethel, NC 161 Gloria Consuelo Ramirez Tarboro. NC James R. Roberts Hillsborough, NC Regina Kay Robinson Trenton, NC Fortuna Gina Russell Harrisburg, PA John David Ryan Raleigh. NC Tina Marie Salmon Norlina. NC Lorrenzo Sams Laurinburg, NC Marvin Wesley Satterfield Pikeville, NC Sue Marie Shaffer Jean Carol Singleton LaGrange, NC William Binford SJedge Kill Devil Hills. NC Benjamin Thomas Smith Littleton, NC Barbara Ann Speight Wilson, NC John Foster Speight Wilson, NC Harvey Clayton Stalls Robersonville. NC Richard L. Stout Capemay Ct House, NJ Beverly LeAyre Summerlin Fremont, NC Julia Ann Sutherland Suffolk, VA Diane Sykes Rocky Mount, NC Melissa Anne Temple Colonial Heights, VA 1 62 Gene A. Thomas Jr. Rocky Mount. NC Madeline Thomas Moncure. NC Jeff Thorne Wilson, NC Pamela Sue Tombleson Leesburg, NJ Carol Ann Toney Augusta, GA Cathy Marie Travis Kingston, NC Betty Jeanne Tyner Smithfield, NC Martha Sue Watson Wilson, NC Brenda Lea Watt Falls Church, VA Deborah R. Webb Wilson, NC Baxter Hunter Wells Goldsboro, NC Stephen Graham White Petersburg, VA Sharon W. Whitley Como, NC Harold E. Williams Wilson, NC Lisa Yvette Williams Windsor, NC Michael Lewis Williams Newport, NC Billie Jean Williamson Elm City, NC Amy Lee Winstead Elm City, NC Gail Renee Witt Colonial Heights, VA Phil Woodell Hertford, NC Brenda Joyce Woriax Raeford, NC Linda Gray Worley Smithfield, NC 1 S3 THE GRADUATING CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-THREE 1 GA Junior Class Officers Lori Coleman Kathy Joyner Robbie Gurganius Chris Warren Floyd Conner Thomas Brown I 1 B5 Elizabeth Anne Allegood Wilson, NC Kathleen Sue Armstrong Neptune, NJ Barry Neil Atwater Hopewell, VA Angela □. Barnes Wilson, NC Deborah Leigh Barnes Wilson, NC Elizabeth Amy Barnes Midlothian, VA Larry Donnell Battle Nashville, NC Wanda Ellen Becton Goldsboro, NC Angela Blair Biddle Tarboro, NC Diane Judy Bishop Mickey Doug Bissette Bailey, NC Timothy Glenn Bizzell Princeton, NC Tamey Ann Bland Portsmouth, VA Nancy Ellen Boyd New Bern, NC Tyra M. Boyd Raleigh, NC Ernest Deans Brame Kinston, NC Mary Katherine Bray Va Beach, VA Lori Ann Britt Wilson, NC Charles Timothy Britton Ahoskie, NC Shanda Renee Brock Grifton, NC If Carl W. Brower Greensboro, NC Martha Louise Brown Martinsville, NJ Reba Trumps Brown Goldsboro, NC Thomas Edison Brown Jr. Jemesville. NC 1 B6 Wally Ansell Brumsey Atl Beach, FL Many Celena Bunn Kenly, NC i Tnacie Ellen Burleson Williamsburg, VA Lisa Brantley Burnette Louisburg, NC Joie Sue Cagle Raleigh. NC Sharon Frazier Capps Wilson, NC Sherry Ann Chalk Wendell, NC Johnny Clayton Robert A. Coats Rocky Mount, NC Pamela L. Cole Roxboro, NC Lori Diane Coleman Richmond, VA Angela Mae Coltrain Williamston, NC Tammy Glen Comer Goldsboro, NC Linwood Floyd Conner Rocky Mount, NC Trudy Lynne Corbett Walstonburg, NC Jeffrey Mark Coronado Kinston, NC Debra Lynn Cote Ansonia, CT Cynthia Diana Cotton LaGrange, NC Karlynn Dewar Cotton Fuquay Varina, NC Betsy Alice Covington King, NC Crystal Gail Crowder Colonial Heights, VA Phyllis June Crumpler Pine Level, NC 1 67 Cindy Lou Cunningham Walstonburg, NC Robin Denise Davis Pikeville, NC Ellen Kay DeJarnette Crewe, VA Nancy Carlyene Delong Brenda Faye Dempsey Teachey, NC Susanne Ellen Dennis Mechanicsville, VA Denice M. Denzin Columbia, MD Monica Angela DiDomenico Wilson, NC Dorian Olivia Diradour Hopewell, VA Laurie Nell Dell Chestertown, MD Charlotte Blanche Dunn Middlesex, NC Kaye Denise Ellis Jamesville, NC Connie Elizabeth Finch Bailey, NC Kevin A. Floyd Va Beach, VA Ann Elizabeth Fredere New Bern, NC Debbie Jeanette Garrett Clarksville, VA Susan Anne Gaudioso Skillmen, NJ Lindley Ruth Gilliam Zebulon, NC Maria Mercedes Giron Cali, Colombia, SA William Cooper Glass Jacksonville, NC Sheila Vernice Graham Shannon, NC Gary Kenneth Grant Seven Springs, NC 1 6B Shonnette Denise Grantham Goldsboro, NC Donna J. Grove Deepwater, NJ Tony C. Gupton Spring Hope, NC Robert Edwin Gurganus Rocky Mount, NC Mary Virginia Hall Rocky Mount, NC Billy M. Hamm Jr. Walstonburg, NC Denise B. Hamm Walstonburg. NC Joyce Alfieda Ray Hardison Plymouth, NC Lesha Ann Harkley Havelock, NC Terrell Lamont Harper Jacksonville, NC Ray O. Harrell Murfreesboro, NC Sibyl Yvette Harris Wendell, NC Christal Lynette Hawley Rocky Mount, NC Linwood Martin Hayes Nelson, VA David Spencer Hicks Spring Hope, NC Victoria Romona Hill Mary Lynn Hines Kinston, NC William Rex Hodge Wake Forest, NC Cynthia N. Holcomb Baltimore, MD Sandra Anderson Holland Kenly, NC Nancy Susan Hollowed Cary, NC Ramona Lynne Honeycutt Angier, NC 1 69 Pamela Rose Horne Beulaville. NC Penny Walker House Louisburg, NC Rise Donna Huff Va Beach, VA Karen Gray Jackson Dunn, NC Sharon Lynne Jarman Kinston, NC Lucinda Rose Johnson Manassas, VA Sebrinia Grace Johnson Wallace, NC Hugh B. Johnston IV Wilson, NC Brenda Cornelia Joyner Murfreesboro, NC Catherine Irene Joyner Raleigh, NC Karen Diane Karnegay Paula Ann Kilgore Danville, VA Duke Caldwell Lackey Wilson, NC Leslie Wall Lane Rocky Mount, NC William Douglas Lane Robersonville, NC Amelia Beth Lee Benson, NC Chip Lee Sherri Ealine Lincoln Hubert. NC Paul Douglas Little Wilson, NC Patricia Faye Liverman Aulander, NC Patricia Jane Marshburn Dunn, NC Jennifer L. Martin Godwin, NC Maxine Maseenburg Louisburg, NC Marcia Ann Massengill Four Oaks, NC 1 VO Charlene Dawn Mathis Colonial Heights, VA Beverly Jean Matkins Washington, NC Angela Dawn May Va Beach, VA Laura Medders Orangeburg. SC Verna Belle Miller La Grange. NC Beth Michelle Montgomery Selma, NC Vanessa Divan Murphy Snow Hill, NC Ruth Marie Narron Rome, NY Neal Carolyn Newman Suffolk, VA Paul Joseph Nunnally Richmond, VA Tracy Palmer Enfield, NC Marie Parham Oxford, NC Tempie Phyllis Parris Wilson, NC Pamela D. Parrish Selma, NC Donna Lynn Pate Mount Olive, NC Sandra Katherine Patterson Winston-Salem, NC Sarah Ann Pearson Apex, NC Sheri Dawne Pedigo Raleigh, NC Mary Lucille Perara Goldsboro. NC Julie Ann Perkins Oxford. NC Cynthia Robin Perry Zebulon, NC Linda Carol Perry Zebulon, NC 1 71 Kathleen Melanie Pickett Nesconset, NY Janet R. Pittman Wilson, NC Joyce Michelle Pittman Goldsboro, NC Deborah A. Plyler Gatesville. NC Laura I. Raper Mount Olive. NC James Lee Reinalda Margaret Elizabeth Richardson Rosemary Richardson Franklinton, NC Angela Lynne Rigby Colonial Heights, VA Kenneth Avery Rivers Graham, NC Mary Ann Roundtree Ayden, NC Milton Rudd Spring Hope, NC Roderick Allen Skinner Wilson, NC Karin Cecilia Smith Raleigh. NC Lame Smith Raleigh, NC Linda Hunt Smith Wilson, NC Sandra Lee Smock □elran, NJ Mark Alan Snead Richmond, VA William Thomas Spear, Jr. Kinston, NC Johan Klas Mihael Sturen Bromma, Sweden □ale Todd Swagler □ennisville, NJ Sarah Helen Taylor Snow Hill, NC 1 72 Christian M. Theodossiou Melbourne, Australia Katherine Anne Thomas Suffolk, VA Linda Louise Tippett Zebulon, NC Jennis Simone Toney Spring Hope. NC Norwood, Velinzo Uzzell Fremont, NC Ruth Adeline Wallace Lumberton, NC Susie L. Ward Sparta, NC Amy Warren Robersonville, NC Christopher Randolph Warren Rocky Mount, NC Cheryl Kaye Waters Elizabeth City, NC Laura Jean Weaver Lewiston, NC □ale M. Webster Sims. NC Joseph Allen Weeks Jacksonville, NC Robert Louis Wegman Goldsboro. NC □avid Reams Weldon Warrenton, NC Janice Weston Richlands, NC Laurie Edmund Wetherington Kinston, NC Mark Williford Wilson, NC Catherine Temple Wilson Kinston, NC Barbara Gordon Winfield Charlottesville, VA Walter Bradley Woodard Spring Hope. NC □ebbie Lynn Worrell Suffolk, VA 1 73 THE GRADUATING CI_ASS NINETEEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-TWO 1 7A SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Darryl Fulton — Senator Susan Meyer — Senator Steve Moore — Senator Jeff Windley — Vice President Edie Dean — President Mary Harris — Secretary-Treasurer 1 75 Lisa Rayburn Adams Josephus Jordan Allegood Sharon Kaye Ames Dudley, NC Elizabeth Gail Antonucci Suffolk, VA Eddie C. Atkins Celia Ann Bailey Lori Ann Ball Timothy Paul Barrett Donna Sue Bass Edith Jane Batten Clinton, MD Bath, NC Fayettesville, NC Ellen B. Beaumont Cheryl Denise Belfield Waldwick, NJ Roanoke Rapids, NC George B. Bell New Bern. NC Shirley Mae Bellamy Winterville, NC Margaret Gregg Bennett Edenton, NC Debra Jean Blackwelder Dalton Ray Blizzard Charlotte, NC Jeffery Eric Best Goldsboro. NC Darlene Best LaGrange, NC Lee Anne Billings Raleigh, NC Tammy Gayle Boyd Pantego, NC Bonnie Lynne Boykin Raleigh, NC Pamela D. Boykin Kenly, NC Peggy Joan Bowden Clinton. NC Raphail O’Hara Boyd Raleigh, NC 1 76 Susan Pamela Bradley Whitakers, NC Joel Kenneth Brame Wilson, NC Alice Tyndall Bradshaw Wilson, NC Ramona Ann Brewington Greenville, NC Susan Bissette Bradshaw Kenly, NC Carla Eve Brown Cecilia Lee Browning Enfield. NC Marvin Tim Browning Wilson, NC Bruce Dean Brady Goldsboro. NC Sandra Kay Brady Goldsboro. NC Sarah L. Browning Wilson, NC Cara Harden Burnette Fountain, NC Leonard H. Burns III Va. Beach, VA Sandra Elizabeth Butler Goldsboro. NC E. Ray Bynum Rocky Mount. NC Damian DeVaughn Carter June Denise Charity-Alien Mary A. Cherry Raleigh, NC Charles City, VA Timothy Lee Childrey Va. Beach. Va. Ann Clayton Wilson, NC i Melinda Sherrill Clayton Hickory, NC Gerardo Cobo Cali. Colombia, SA Connie Faye Crenshaw Raleigh, NC Rodman Gordon Coburn New Bern, NC Lee Ann Connor Fuquay Varina, NC 1 77 Arlene Sue Cutler Pinetown, NC Mariene Lou Cutler Pinetown, NC Dorothy Kay Daniels Jack Franklin Deans Edith A. Dean Raleigh, NC ■ Stephan Craig Dentzer Swansboro, NC James Christopher Dickerson Jamesville, NC Wanda Elks Dixon Wilson, NC Peggy Joyce Edmonds Linda Sharon Edwards Roberta Ann Edwards Lawrenceville, VA Roper, NC Camp LeJune. NC Ralph William Durham Wilson, NC Kimberly Darlene Dudley Goldsboro. NC Jody Lynne Eggleston Martinsville. VA Melissa Ann Ellis Kathy Anne Etheridge Gilbert Murray Evett Jr. Patricia Louise Fahling Angela Marie Felgout Wilson, NC Sims, NC Hubert, NC Christi Lynn Farmer Wilson, NC 1 7B Ann Lynette Frazier Oxford, NC Marianne French Chase City. VA James Darryl Fulton Walnut Cove. NC Bobby Cummings Gardner Macclesfield, NC Juanita Fay Gryder Kandy Lynn Hailey Chase City, VA Laura Mishelle Harper Rowland, NC Mary E. Harris Colonial Heights, VA Kimberly Gale Goff Wilson, NC John Charles Henderson Elizabeth City, NC David Coward Herring LaGrange, NC Marlene Lynette Hergoz Fairmont. VA Anthony Delinwood Hines Goldsboro, NC Cathy Annette Hinton Darlene Bailey Hinton Princeton, NC Joni Elizabeth Hinton Pine Level, NC Bobby Ross Holliman Durham, NC Herbert Russell Holton Creswell. NC Connie V. Honeycutt Ronald Thomas Honeycutt Concord. NC Lisa Dawn Howard Rocky Mount, NC Shari Lee Huggins Laurie Kathryn Hutchison Edenton, NC Judy Rae Ivey Henderson. NC John V. Jacobson Westfield, NJ Cheryl Ann Johnson Fremont, NC Edward Allen Johnson Suffolk, VA James Johnson Jr. Jacksonville, NC Johnny Ray Johnson Wilson, NC 1 79 Brenda Joyce Kinney Jacksonville, NC Everitt Craig Jones Pine Level, NC Jacqueline Jones Cynthia Denise Jordan Roanoke Rapids, NC Dottie Lyon Joyner I Kristy Lynn Koonce Richlands, NC Stephen Andrew Kyte Chesapeake, VA Lynda Lynette Lamm Four Oaks, NC Tami Jean Lawson Monroeville, PA Ernest R. Lee New Bern, NC Marvin Henry Leggett Williamston, NC Donna Harris Liles Littleton, NC Amy Lynn Magers Charles Jeffrey Mault China Grove, NC Dawn A. Livingston Lumberton, NC Paula Susan McCosley Sonya Faye McCoy Hookerton, NC Butler McKinnon Jr. Donna Lynne Medlin Bailey. NC Valerie Jean Melvin Goldsboro, NC Susan Lee Meyer Greensboro, NC Laura Ann Miller Wake Forest. NC Nancy Sue Moore I t Willie Mae Mewborn Kinston, NC 1 BO Pamela Ann Moore Henderson, NC Dorothy Scott Morgan Smithfield, NC Julie Ann Morgan China Grove, NC Gail D. Mumford Hookerton, NC William Stephen Moore Goldsboro, NC Ava Dawn Murphy Stacy, NC Alan Wayne Myers Ahoskie, NC Greg Joseph Myslinski Mullica Hill, NJ Tommy L. Newman Roanoke Rapids, NC Joseph Stanley Overman Middlesex, NC Emma Lorraine Parrish Benson, NC Jayne Frances Peacock Raleigh, NC Janice Faye Perry Bailey, NC Jessie Lynn Pierce Fuquay Varina, NC Robert L. Poole Wilson, NC Jenny Lee Powell Elizabeth A. Price Debra Lynn Radford Maurice Edward Reveley Sheila Reynolds New Bern, NC Wilson, NC Richmond, VA Zenobia Ann Rhoades Gregory Louis Rice Elaine Sarah Richardson Lucinda Bea Richardson Colonial Heights, VA Kenly, NC Elizabeth City, NC Kay Maire Richey Mebane, NC 1 B1 Barbara Ellen Rogers Petersburg, VA Joan Ann Roughton Va Beach, VA Kevin Scott Rouse Kinston, NC Elaine Marie Schmid Goldsboro, NC Kathy Arlene Sawyer Powells Point. NC Debbie Sharp Kenly, NC William Talvis Sherron Zebulon, NC Bobby Clayton Silver Nashville, NC Alice Carol Simpson Lucama, NC Scarlett Anne Slater Princeton, NC Lucinda A. Smith Pat Ann Smith Sara Melissa Smith Ann Kevan Spencer Kurt Eric Spitzner Wilson, NC Edison, NJ Mt. Olive. NC Petersburg. VA Mebane. NC William Joseph Stallings Jamesville, NC Donald Francis Stevens. Jr. Chatham. NJ Lottie Geneva Strum Battleboro, NC Kimberly Sue Sykes James Layton Tart Kenly, NC Karen Gray Taylor Kinston, NC Lynn Connie Taylor Elizabeth City. NC Nettie Taylor Wilson, NC Penny S. Temple 1 B2 James Lewis Thompson Oak City, NC Many Magdalene Tilton Goldsboro, NC Betty May Titterington Hopewell, VA Sarah Joelle Turner Jackson, NC Susan Grantham Taylor Goldsboro, NC Karen Jeannette Walston Margaret Ann Wampler Christopher Kirk Webb Mary Jane Wellons Bassett, VA Hopewell, VA Morehead City, NC Marsha Lynn Wells Shelby Anne Whitehurst Tarboro, NC Cynthia Y. Whitt Oxford, NC Donna Carol Wilkins Diane Williams Chesapeake, VA Virginia Lee Wester Lumberton, NC Maurice Shelby Williams, Jr. Candy Elaine Willis Donna Louise Winborne Jeffery Myron Windley Terry Ann Winstead Silver Spring, MD Lucama, NC Sims, NC Belhaven, NC Raleigh, NC Carla S. Woodard Nashville, NC Randall Keith Woodruff Emporia, VA Nell Lino Yancey Oxford, NC Dianne Proctor Yates Edenton, NC Glenda Lee York Sanford, NC 1 83 TAJ .CULTY AND A PRESIDENT DOSTER 1 SB ADMINISTRATION 1 ST ART DEPARTMENT 1 34 BUSINESS 1 35 EDUCATION 1 SB ENGLISH 1 37 PE 1 SB JMINISTRATION MATH 1 33 MUSIC 2CO NURSING 2C1 PSYC 202 RELIGION 203 SCIENCE 2C4 SOCIAL SCIENCES 205 1 B5 1 B6 James □. Daniell F. Mark Davis i i Nancy Coyle Gordon L. Joyner 1 S7 Bethany Joyner Alvah Monshower Susan S. Nisbet Milton Rogerson i ea Harry Alton Pridgen 1 09 Lynn Goodrich Marie E. Deans Cleo Murray 1 90 Karen Yerby 1 91 Judith Parrish Mary S. Bass Elizabeth T. Bunting Thomasina J. Carter Harry Swain 1 92 Judy B. Cooper Mrs. Gaylord Stephanie Isset Kathy Thompson 1 33 Standing: Mr. J. Chris Wilson, Mr. Thomas Marshall, Mr. Edward Brown. Sitting: Mr. Norbert Irvine ART DEPARTMENT Edward C. Brown, Chairman The Department of Art offers courses of study leading to the Bachelor of Fine Arts, the Bachelor of Arts and the Bachelor of Science degrees. Students may major in either painting, sculpture, ceramics, printmaking, or commercial design in the B. A. and B.S. degree programs. Art education students work toward the B. S. degree with certification. Within the B.F.A. program, students may work in the area of fine arts or commercial design. The department also offers a minor in art. 1 04 BUSINESS DEPARTMENT H.T. Stanton, Jr. — Chairman The Department of Business offers majors leading to the Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting, in Business Administration, in Secretarial Administration and in Busi- ness Education with teacher certification in secondary education. The department offers minors in Accounting, in Business Administration, in Economics and in Sec- retarial Science. Students majoring in one area of Business and minoring in another must have the minor approved by the department chairman. One and two year programs are offered in Business Administration and in Secretarial Science. Seated Left to Right: Ms. Teresa Parker, Ms. Gretchen Boyettp, Ms. Clarice Moore. Standing Left to Right: Mr. Troy Miller, Dr. H.T. Stanton, Dr. Anand Jaggi, Mr. Ashton Wiggs, Mr. George H. Swain EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Gregory A. Hastings — Chairman Seated Left to Right: Ms. Olivia Tyndall, Dr. Jean Wells, Ms. Helen Boyle, Mr. Warren Tait. Standing Left to Right: Mr. Eric Lowell, Mr. Gene Purvis, Mr. Greg Hastings The Department of Education offers majors in three areas leading to the B. S. Degree and a North Carolina Class A teaching certificate. The major in Education of the Hearing Impaired also leads to certification by the Council on Education of the Deaf CC. E. D. D. The professional courses in the certification programs of Secondary Education majors and Special Subjects majors are offered through the Department of Education. Under the terms of the Inter- state Reciprocity Agreement, students certified to teach by the State of North Carolina may also be granted certification in a number of other states. 1 96 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT The Department of English offers a major in English leading to the Bachelor of Arts degree, with or without teacher certification in secondary education, and a minor in English. The department also offers a major in Drama leading to the Bachelor of Arts degree. Richard J. Schneider, Chairman Standing: Dr. Michael Fucuchi, Dr. Terrence Grimes, Mr. Dennis McDowell, Dr. Thomas MacLennan, Dr. Paul Crouch, Dr. Richard Schneider. Sitting: Dr. Katherine James, Mrs. Edna Johnson, Mrs. Lura Hewitt, Ms. Agnes MacDonald. Not Pictured: Dr. William McGill PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Back Row Left to Right: Mr. William Robinette, Mr. E. Thomas Parham, Dr. John Sanford, Mr. Charles Sproles. Front Row Left to Right: Ms. Carole McKeel, Dr. Sandy Miele, Mrs. Barbara Smith, Dr. Catherine Jeffries Edward L. Cloyd, Jr. — Chairman The Department of Physical Education offers a major leading to the Bachelor of Arts or to the Bachelor of Science Degree with or without teacher certification in secondary education. The Department offers a minor in Health and Physical Education. 1 90 MATH DEPARTMENT Robert C. Frazier, Sr. — Chairman The Department of Mathematics offers a major in mathematics leading to the Bachelor of Arts Degree or to the Bachelor of Science Degree, with or without teacher certification in secondary education, and a minor in mathematics. Standing Left to Right: Dr. Julianna Dowell, Mr. William Briley, Mr. Jerry Cooper, Mr. John Dunn. Seated: Dr. Robert Frazier 1 30 : t’H t Standing Left to Right: Mr. Frank Mayes, Dr. Charles Rakow, Mr. Robert Daniels, Dr. Ross Albert. Sitting: Mr. Allen Molineux, Ms. Frances Nowell, Ms. Jane Sher- wood MUSIC DEPARTMENT J. Ross Albert — Chairman The Department of Music offers a major in music leading either to the Bachelor of Arts degree in Music or the Bache- lor of Science degree in Music Education. Both degree pro- grams have been approved by the National Association of Schools of Music. The degree in Music Educations is granted only as leading toward teacher certification. The department also offers a minor in music. 200 NURSING DEPARTMENT Sue Hunter — Chairwoman The Department of Nursing offers a major in nursing leading to the Bachelor of Science degree. All students who wish to enter the professional nursing courses must make application in writ- ing to the Department during January prior to the anticipated entrance into the professional nursing courses. Acceptance into the college does not guarantee acceptance into the Department of Nursing. Standing Left to Right: Ms. Janet Boettcher, Dr. Sue Hunter, Ms. Evelyn Pruden, Ms. Iris Hutch- eson, Ms. Robin Cunning- ham, Ms. Ginny Payne, Ms. Joy Reed. Sitting: Ms. Brenda Beaman, Mr. Dennis Sherrod, Ms. Sue Robinette 201 PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT W. Raleigh Parker, Jr. — Chairman Left to Right: Mr. Ronald Eggers, Ms. Pearl Finch, Dr. Walter Parker, Jr., Mrs. Doris Capps, Not Pictured: Mr. Eddie Tessner The Department of Psychology offers a major in' Psychology leading to a Bachelor of Arts degree or a Bachelor of Science degree and a minor in Psychology. Left to Right: Dr. Allan Sharp, Dr. William O. Paulsell, Dr. Gerald Harris, Dr. Roger Bullard. Not Pictured: Chaplain Barbara Allen, Dr. Markham RELIGION DEPARTMENT Oscar Gerald Harris — Chairman 203 The Department of Religion offers a major in Religion leading to a Bachelor of Arts degree and minor in Religion. J.P. Tyndall — Chairman Front Row Left to Right: Dr. TomBrugh, Ms. Candice Treadwell, Mrs. Barbara Andrews, Dr. J.W. Kilgore, Dr. Ho Keun Kim. Second Row Left to Right: Dr. William Miele, Dr. Phil Witherington, Dr. J.P. Tyndall, Mr. Douglas Graham The Department of Science offers majors leading to the Bachelor of Science Degree in Biology or Chemistry with or without teacher certification in secondary science education. In addition, the depart- ment offers a Bachelor of Science Degree in Medical Technology. Pre-medicine, pre-dentistry, pre- veterinary medicine and pre-pharmacy curricula are offered by the Department. The Department offers minors in Biology and Chemistry. In addition, a Basic Science minor is offered for majors in Biology or Chemistry who are seeking teacher certification in secondary science education. 204 SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Left to Right: Dr. Amnut Nakhre, Dr. Harlow Head, Dr. Jerry Maclean, S. Sarah Gattis, Dr. Robert Capps The primary purpose of the Social Science Department is to improve the students awareness of the ills of their soci- ety. 205 GRADUATION GRADUATION 1 982 20Q 209 21 □ 21 1 J 212 213 SUIV N IER SCHOOL 21 B 217 21 B Editor’s Note It’s been a long year. I’ve learned a lot, but been frustrated even more. I’ve learned that a yearbook editor needs a lot of cooperation from everyone on campus. I have found very little. I’ll be one of the few Editors to succeed themselves. This thought at times leads me to want to pull my hair out and at others it gives me great optimism for next years yearbook. I've learned the pitfalls. I’ll know next year where to go for help and who to avoid. There is a lot of good at AC and I’m very proud to be associated with ACC. It is kind of hard though to sound positive and cheerful three hours before final deadline. ACC I love you and hope we can make an even better yearbook next year. SENIOR Lori Ann Ball Hometown: Clinton, Maryland Major: Education of the Hearing Impaired CK- 12) Activities: Freshman: G.D.I. PineKnot, SNEA, Alpha Omega Sophomore: SNEA, UCCF, Pine Knot, Home- coming Candidate Junior: E.H.I. CJr. Rep.), SNEA, Pine Knot, SGA CJr. Sec. Treas.), Student Life, Surf- ing and Outing Club Senior: SNEA, E.H.I., W.I.A. CV.P.) Shirley Bellamy Hometown: Ayden, N.C. Major: Sociology Minor: Psychology Activities: Social Science Club, Phi Gamma Mu, Student Govt. Council Jefferey E. Best Hometown: Goldsboro, N.C. Major: Religion and Philosophy Activities: Freshman: Cheerleader Sophomore: Member of the Orientation and Registration Committee, Cheerleader Junior: Sec. MIA, R.A. Caldwell Committee, Cheerleader Senior: President MIA, Discipline Committee, Cheerleader 1SS1 Who’s Who Among College Students Tammy Gayle Boyd Hometown: Pantego, N.C. Major: Business Administration Activities: Freshman: Alpha Omega Sophomore: Collegiate, Alpha Omega Junior: Class President, Chairperson of Grievance Committee, UCCF, Pine Knot, Alpha Omega, V. P. Harper Hall Senior: V. P. Student Government Associa- tion, Resident Assistant, Phi Beta Lambda, Alpha Omega, UCCF, Math Club Carla Eve Brown Hometown: Trenton, N.C. Major: Business Education, Business Admin- istration Activities: Junior: Waters Dorm President, Beta Lamb- da, Accounting Club, SNEA Senior: SNEA Sandra Elizabeth Butler Hometown: Goldsboro, N.C. Major: Psychology Activities: Freshman: Cheerleader, Gospel Choir, Col- lege Choir, Afro Awareness Sophomore: College Choir, Gospel Choir, Afro Awareness Junior: Gospel Choir, Afro Awareness, Psy- chology Club Senior: Gospel Choir, Afro Awareness, Psy- chology Club, Homecoming Court June D. Charity-Alien Hometown: Charles City, Va. Major: Nursing Minor: History Activities: Freshman: Cheerleader, Afro Awareness So- ciety Sophomore: Afro Awareness Society Junior: Afro Awareness Society Senior: Afro Awareness Society, Alpha Kap- pa Alpha Arlene Sue Cutler Hometown: Pinetown, N.C. Major: Business Administration Activities: Phi Mu, English Club Marlene Lou Cutler Hometown: Pinetown, N.C. Major: Business Administration Activities: Phi Mu, Phi Beta Lambda, Ac- counting Club, Orientation Worker Kimberly Darlene Dudley Hometown: Goldsboro, N.C. Major: Social Studies Activities: Junior: SNEA, Pi Gamma Mu Senior: SNEA, Pi Gamma Mu — Sec. James Darryl Fulton Hometown: Walnut Cove, N.C. Major: Psychology Activities: Freshman: Afro-American Awareness, ACC Gospel Choir Sophomore: Afro-American Awareness, ACC Gospel Choir — Budget Advisor Junior: Pres. Hackney Hall CMIA), ACC Gospel Choir — Budget Advisor, Junior Class 220 Senator, Afro-American Awareness, Wil- son Crisis Center, Psychology Club — Vice President Senior: ACC Gospel Choir— Budget Advisor, Psychology Club — President, Senior Class Senator, Parlimentarian for Senate, Afro Awareness — Budget Advisor, Chairman of Constitution and By-Laws Committee, Chairman of Food Committee, Tutor for St. Alphonsus Catholic Church Mary E. Harris Hometown: Colonial Heights, Va. Major: Business Administration Activities: Junior: Phi Mu Treasurer Senior: Phi Mu Treasurer, Sigma Epsilon Golden Heart — Vice President, Sr. Class — Sec.Treas., Senate, Grievance Commit- tee Anthony Delinwood Hines Hometown: Goldsboro, N.C. Major: Sociology Activities: Freshman: Gospel Choir, Afro-American Awareness Society Sophomore: Gospel Choir, Afro-American Awareness Society Junior: Resident Assistant, Gospel Choir, Afro-American Awareness Society— Pres- ident Senior: Social Science Club, Hackney Hall Representative, Afro-American Aware- ness Society, Alpha Phi Alpha Herbert Russell Holton Hometown: Creswell, N.C. Major: Business Administration Activities: Freshman: Baseball, Intramural Activities Sophomore: Baseball, Intramural Activities Junior: Baseball, Intramural Activities Senior: Baseball, Intramural Activities Carl James Hometown: Wallace, N.C. Major: Business Administration Activities: Junior: SGA Entertainment Committee Chairman, Alpha Omega Senior: SGA Homecoming Committee Chair- man Vicki Elaine Johnson Hometown: Murfreesboro, N.C. Major: Elementary Education CK-33 Activities: Delta Zeta Sorority, SNEA CAM four years] Tamara Jean Lawson Hometown: Monroeville, Pa. Major: Psychology Activities: Freshman: Educators of the Hearing Im- paired Club Sophomore: Honor Roll, Dean’s List Junior: Honor Roll, Presidents List Senior: Psychology Club — Vice President, Head of Social Committee for Psychology Club, R.A. for Hilley, Dean’s List Ernest Ray Lee Hometown: New Bern, N.C. Major: Political Science Activities: Sophomore: Young Democratic Club Junior: Young Democratic Club — President, Pi Gamma Mu — Vice President, Social Sci- ence Club, Legislative Intern — Raleigh Senior: Young Democrat Club, Social Science Club — President, Pi Gamma Mu — Presi- dent Paula Susan McCosley Hometown: New Bern, N.C. Major: Business Administration Susan L. Meyer Hometown: Goldsboro, N.C. Major: Business Administration Activities: Sophomore: Phi Mu, Sigma Phi Epsilon Gol- den Heart Junior: Phi Mu — Provisional Membership Di- rector, Sigma Phi Epsilon Senior: Phi Mu — Vice President, Sigma Phi Epsilon Golden Heart — President, Senior Class Senator for SGA Gail Denise Mumford Hometown: Hookerton, N.C. Major: Psychology Activities: Freshman: Afro Awareness, Psychology Stu- dent Center Deskworker Sophomore: Afro Awareness, Historian, Gospel Choir, Psychology Club, Dorm Offi- cer, Wilson Crisis Center, Student Center Deskworker Junior: Chi Alpha Omega Little Sister, Alpha Kappa Alpha Historian, Psychology Club, 221 Gospel Choir, Pine Knot Student Center Deskworker Senior: Alpha Kappa Alpha, Chi Alpha Omega Little Sister, Psychology Club — Secretary, Afro Awareness — Historian, Gospel Choir, Pine Knot, College Choir, Tutor for St. Alphonsus Catholic Church, Student Cen- ter Deskworker Jayne F. Peacock Hometown: Raleigh, N.C. Major: Nursing Activities: Freshman: College Band, Alpha Omega Chris- tian Fellowship Sophomore: Alpha Omega Fellowship — Lead- er, United Campus Christian Fellowship Junior: Campus Christian Association — Vice President, WIA — Vice President, Alpha Chi Honor Society — Secretary, Chi Alpha Omega — Little Sister, UCCF Senior: Campus Christian Association — President, Student Nurses Organization, SGA Homecoming Committee, Alpha Chi Honor Society — Secretary, ACC Nurses’ Honor Society, Chi Alpha Omega — Little Sister Donald Francis Stevens, Jr. Hometown: Chatham Township, N. J. Major: History Activities: Sophomore: Sec. Treas. Hackney Hall, Mens Interdormitory Association, Resident As- sistant Hackney Hall Junior: Resident Assistant Hackney Hall, Campus Patrol Member Senior: Resident Assistant Hackney Hall, Psychology Club, Campus Patrol Member James Lewis Thompson Hometown: Oak City, N.C. Major: Business Administration Activities: Junior: Resident Assistant Senior: Homecoming Committee, Phi Beta Lambda Ellwood Lewis Thompson, Jr. Hometown: Baltimore, Maryland Major: Commercial Design Activities: Freshman: Soccer Team, Stage Band Sophomore: Soccer Team, Campus Patrol, Concert Band Junior: Soccer Team, Campus Patrol, Disci- pline Committee Senior: Soccer Team, Campus Patrol Jeffery Myron Windley Hometown: Belhaven, N.C. Major: Intermediate Education Activities: Freshman: Afro-American Awareness Soci- ety, ACC Gospel Choir Sophomore: Afro-American Awareness Soci- ety — Historian, ACC Gospel Choir, SGA Elections Committee, Hackney Hall Dorm Council Representative Junior: Afro-American Awareness — Enter- tainment Chairman, ACC Gospel Choir, Charter Committee Chairman, Jr. Class Senator, Upward Bound Tutor, Wilson County Helping Hands Volunteer, R.A. [Summer School], Men’s Inter-Dorm Asso- ciation, Hackney Hall — Vice President Senior: Afro-American Awareness Society — President, Sr. Class — Vice President, Charter Committee Chairman, Men’s Inter- Dorm Association, Hackney Hall — Presi- dent, ACC CNew Growth Chorale] Gospel Choir, Awards and Commencement Com- mittee, Social Science Club — Recruitment Committee, Homecoming Committee, Tutor for St. Alphonsus Catholic Church Dianne Proctor Yates Hometown: Edenton, N.C. Major: Business Administration Activities: Junior: Resident Assistant Senior: Resident Assistant, Homecoming Committee, Phi Beta Lambda 222 See Carl, You made it after all fs� |