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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1984 volume:

CONTENTS Introduction 4 Special Features 8 Organizations 52 Sports 34 Faculty and Administration . . . 106 Classes 22 Graduation 174 Senior Register 178 Editor s Notes 208 I I I I I r INTRODUCTION Atlantic Christian College, located in Wilson, N.C., was incorporated in 1902. It opened with a capacity en- rollment of 107. Today, ACC has a total enrollment of 1,550, that includes students from twenty-three states and fifteen foreign countries. In 1953, the college was accred- ited by the Southern Asso- ciation of Colleges and Schools. ACC houses twelve departments offering thirty- one majors. Our campus is a warm and friendly one; come join us. ] Hail, A.C. College, Fondly we hail thee, Thy loyal children Forever are we. True to thy blue and white, Never to fail thee, Hail Alma Mater. All hail to thee! Hail, thou our Mother, Dearly we cherish Thy name enthroned Victorious and free. Thy tender memories Never shall perish Hail Alma Mater, All hail to thee! 5 ACC SCRAPBOOK 6 A survivor of registration SPECIAL FEATURES 8 I 9 'See ma, no cavitiesI � ii Homecoming 1983 The major event in the Fall at ACC is homecoming. Each organization selects a student to represent them in the Home- coming Court. After a student body vote, Miss Madeline Thomas was crowned Homecoming Queen. She is a 21 year old Math major from Moncurie, N.C. Madeline represented the Minority Organizations Council and is also a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha, and Sweetheart of Alpha Phi Alpha. Miss Donna Perry received the honor of First runner-up. This 18 year old History Drama major represented Stage and Script. The honor of Second runner-up went to Miss Lori Taylor who represented Delta Zeta. She is a 19 year old Nursing major from Wilson, N.C. The following day, the campus of ACC was crowded with booths. This year's theme Seasons of the Year set the stage for a day of fun. Those of us who dutifully manned our booth remember the day as a very cold and windy one. Hey, wait! Why are you taking me to jail? I haven't finished my pizza ... what about the penny toss ... I need my blood pressure checked ... HELP! Oh well, I still had fun. 12 13 15 1)! Madeline Thomas reigns as Queen 16 17 Lori Taylor Second Runner-up Delta Zeta 18 Alice Coltrain Women's Interdormitory Assoc. Cilda Gaskill Sigma Sigma Sigma Sandi Curlin Math Club Julie Goode Alpha Sigma Phi Pam Kogut Student Nurses Organization Robin Lockamy Campus Christian Assoc. Allison Perrow Freshman Princess Julia Southerland Phi Mu Lynn Williams Commuters Club 19 Inauguration of The inauguration of Dr. James B. Hemby as Atlantic Christians tenth President marks the first ACC alumni to assume this office. Thomas J. Hackney, Jr. chairman of the ACC board of trustees, presided over the ceremony. Many state officials and dignitaries were in attendance. Speakers included Governor Jim Hunt, SGA President Libby Mercer, AC trustee John Palmer, chairman of the science department Dr. J.P. Tyndall, dean of the college Mark Davis, and president of the ACC Alumni Association Sarah Bain Ward. 20 PRESIDENT HEMBY 21 Parent's Day Parent's Day, held in February, was quite a success. Parents had an opportu- nity to talk with the faculty and to attend seminars covering topics such as Aca- demic Standards and Status and Ca- reer Planning and Placement . What secrets did your professors tell about you? During a luncheon which the cafeteria organized for the parents, ACC's jazz ensemble entertained the visitors. 22 23 Mr. Top Hat Butch Tecson Hackney Dorm Not Pictured James Bolton Delta Sigma Phi Kadir Donmez Cheerleaders Krister Erickson Men's Tennis Team Martin Mclnally Women's Tennis Team Mike Miller Alpha Omega Patrick Mitchell Alpha Sigma Phi Dominic Theodossiou Hilley Dorm Paul Wright Phi Mu 24 C.W. Brower Alpha Kappa Alpha F.T. Franks SGA Brad Gamble Freshmen Class Alvin Harmon Waters Dorm Danny Holloman SNEA Elias Puchi Rojas Harper Hall Dr. Richard Schneider English Club Dale Swagger Delta Zeta Jimmy Themides Sigma Phi Epsilon 25 Pre Exam jam 1984 • fi Pre Exam Jam offered the opportunity for students to get out every ounce of fun before they lock themselves in their room for a week of work. This year's Exam Jam was filled with ups and downs. Lacing up the skates, though time consuming, was no problem. Then we had to stand up. If we conquered that feat, it usually wasn't too long before we were back down. 27 Brice Street 28 I Covacus 29 The Greek Sing, which started out as a simple talent show, has now become an annual tradition at ACC. When it began, sororities and fraternities competed as they do now but with an emphasis on individual's talent within the organization. This eventually phased out, and the competition of the entire group evolved. It was not an elaborate affair. No costumes or props were used. Then one year, Sigma Sigma Sigma began the dancing routine and costumes; it then became the way it was done. No longer is Greek Sing simple. Hours of debating and practicing themes and songs, along with sometimes complicated dancing and movement, go hand-in-hand with expensive costumes and fund-raising to aid in the financing. According to Sandra Horton, president of the Panhellenic Conference, not just the winners of Greek Sing will win the awards. The winners of the sororities will, of course, get a trophy. Then, the sorority with the highest grade point average of the sisters will get one and also the sorority whose pledges have the highest GPA. Of the fraternities, the winner will get one and the fraternity with the highest GPA will get one, she said. She also said the proceeds will go to the winning sorority and fraternity to be given to their philanthropy — the charitable organization they are supporting. Greek Sing 30 And the Winners are ... Delta Zeta won the sorority competition with their lively presentation of A Springtime Christmas. Their bright red and green tinseled costumes emphasized the Christmas season along with a miniature Christmas Tree. A surprise snow fall accompanied the chorus of Let it Snow . Their precise movements combined with their great singing gave them the edge over the Sigmas and Phi Mus. The Delta Zeta sorority also won the trophy for the highest grade point average of the sisters. Alpha Sigma Phi's A Tribute to George and Ira Gershwin combined with fancy moves and enthusiasm to assist their victory. Their costumes, consisting of tan military uniforms and black tie and tails, added to the effect of the Big Band Era. One of the highlights of the performance was the appearance of Mammy, played by David Hicks. i 31 33 35 That's Entertainment The Student Center Association sponsored the famed hypnotist Gil Eagles in the Fall and the Dating Game in the Spring. Gil Eagles, half fish and half bird he explains blended ESP, hypnotism and humor to entertain a packed Hardy Alumni Hall. This blind folded man used his sixth sense to identify a $100 bill including its serial number and owner. In the Spring, students participated in the Dating Game. This match making night filled with strange questions and answers entertained all. I « Students of Atlantic Christian were fortunate to have Barry Drake perform for them in October. Mr. Drake is a folk and contemporary musician who adds a special brand of humor to his music. Newsweek Magazine recently named him one of the top college performers of today. 36 The Southern Heritage Folk Tour is literally a folk festival on wheels. It brings a dynamic array of traditional folklore from the American South — not only music, but storytelling, games, square dancing, and even an old-time medicine show. The Golden River Grass is a five piece, high spirited old-timey Southern string band. The originator of the tour Jon Sundell is virtually a one man band. He accompanies himself on the guitar, banjo, autoharp, mountain, dulcimer, harmonica, and spoons. Wes Stocks Lori Taylor Michael Byrd Mary Elliott King Of Hearts 38 David Evans LuAnn Hardison Todd Glover Trish Peffer Alvin Harmon Sherry Talor Kenny Moore Michele Tuscano Mike Nixon Mary Herring David Pope Lydie Lem ire Andy Preston Lisa Stockton johan Samuelson Kim Thorpe Butch Tecson Penny Wiggins 39 e au us • '.w The 1983-84 season opened with the controversial play Equus written by Peter Shaffer. The play was a con- frontation between a psychia- trist played by Dr. Paul Crouch and a teenage boy Alan Strang played by Jeff Bacthlor who created a world of his own encompassing the worship of horses. Alan is torn between the traditional Chris- tian religion forced on him by his mother, played by Beth Forbes and the atheist princi- ples forced on him by his fa- ther, played by Frank Silver- thorne. Rounding out the cast were Lauren Antley, playing Hesther Salomon, Kathleen Thomas playing Jill Mason, Melody Meeks, the Stable owner, Donna Perry, the nurse, Kelly Smith as Nugget and James Johnson and Mark Sloan as horses. 40 _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ I Spoon River adapts the poems of Edgar Lee Masters in which characters in Spoon River, III., cemetery tell the audience about the major events of their lives. Each actor portrays several of the townspeople that share their stories of joy, sorrow, anger, and tragedy. The cast of the set above include Mike Sulli- van, Kim Vaughan, Diane Schuermann, Kathy Webb, Mark Sloan, James Johnson, and Anne Bryant. The second act introduced Brad Gamble, Beth Forbes, Donna Perry, and Patti Owens. 41 YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU Imagine a family that in- cludes a Mother (Kim Vaughan) who writes plays because eight years ago a typewriter was delivered by mistake, a Father (Doug Grady) who makes fire crack- ers with the ice man (Bill Eck- stein), and a daughter (Ann Bryant) who is taking ballet lessons from Kolenkov (Mike Sullivan), a Russian. The daughter is married to Ed (Brad Gammble) who prints things because they look nice. Then there is the actress Gay Wellington (Jill Proctor) who immediately finds the Vodka, and Olga Katrin (Beth Forbes) a Grand Dutchess of Russia. The other daughter, Alice (Di- ane Schuermann) has fallen in love with the boss's son (Eddie Hill) and invites he and his parents (Susan Boroughs and Frank Bissette) over for din- ner. Unfortunately, they show up a night early. Grandpa, (Scott Robertson) holds down the fort and makes the most of anything, after all he says You can't take it with you. 42 i i The Music Department joined with the Drama Department to present John Philip Sousa's comic opera El Capitan. Bottom left shows the young couple Isabel, played by Melissa Bisette, and Verrada, played by Vincent Dixon. El Capitan, played by Tony Deaton, is surrounded below by a chorus of Peruvian reb- els. El Capitan 43 Stage and Script closed its season by presenting the student directed one acts in April. The one acts were 'The Conquest Of Everest directed by Kathy Webb and Mike Sullivan. The characters were: Miss Almenside, played by Jill Proctor, Mr. Alemnstar played by Bradley Gamble, and a Chinese soldier played by Mike Sullivan. Overtones directed by Anne Bryant. They were: Harriet — Diane Schuermann, her primitive self — Donna Perry, Margaret played by Kathy Webb, her primitive self played by Eva Alcorn. Overtones The Conquest Of Everest 44 Techies They hammer, they paint, they build, they have fun, they put in ten to fifteen man hours per running minute of a show. Who are they? The Technical Assistants of Stage and Script. Without their creations, actors would be moving across an empty stage. This year's techies include Leslie Baitinger, Donna Perry, and Mike Sullivan. 45 HONOR'S! Yvette Armstrong — Bishop Award Melissa Bissette — Senior Music Honor Scholarship Lynn Bowen — Phi Beta Lambda Award Paul Branch — William Gear Spencer Award Mary Lisa Brently — Bessie Massengill Art Scholarship Gloria Burks — Kiwanis Award All American in Basketball Beth Burton — Department of Education Award Kenny Castania — American Bible Society Award Laura Eason — Wall Street Journal Award Krister Eriksson — All American in Tennis Patti Fahling-Owens — Stage Script Senior Award Beth Forbes — Mildred E. Scott Hartsock Award Doug Goodwin — Chamber of Commerce Award Ed L. Cloyd Award Kiwanis Award Mary Goodwin — Rotary Cup Cindy Greenacre — Rotary Cup Alvin Harmon — Elaine Waters Memorial Scholarship 46 CONVOCATION Adrienne Hibbard — Jerry W. Davis Memorial Award Mark Horton — Jerry W. Davis Memorial Award Phillip Huffman — Kaye Dawson Warren Memorial Award Charles Hughes — Phi Gamma Nu Award Sharhabil Humieda — All American in Soccer Rhonda Lamm — Rotary Cup Lydia Land — Elain Waters Memorial Award Thomas Linne — All American in Tennis Susan Mahoney — George Harry Swain Business Award Stan Meihaus — Ted C. Foy Scholarship Award Cleo Murray — Faculty Administrator of the Year Sandra Patterson — Phi Beta Lambda Award Donna Perry — Duches Trophy Catherine Piner — Denny Cup Andy Preston — Senior Music Honor Scholarship Peter Purcell — Science Faculty Award Johan Samuelsson — All American in Tennis Mike Sullivan — Duchess Trophy Judy Tasselmyer — Rotary Cup Kimberly Vaughan — Rotary Cup Amy Wall — Rotary Cup 47 WHO'S WHO |% A ... v . % :.:ov, Sandy Aldridge Rene Alford Jacquelyn Best Lisa Boykin Wendy Bishop Gina Brann Kenny Castania Phillip Huffman 48 Charles Hughes Paula Kilgore Janie Jernigan Jeff Batchelor Joseph Gilliam Beth Ann Ludeman Brookie Allen Ann Herring Thomas Riley Susan Mahoney Cary lane Luper Ulrike Mattern Pattie Miller Laura Plyler 49 Capping Ceremony The Atlantic Christian Nursing class of 1985 received their caps on September 1, 1983. The ceremony took place at the First Christian Church in Wilson. The address was given by A. Beth Lee, the 1983 Outstanding Senior Nursing Student. The Nursing class of 1985 includes: Diane Andrews Kay Evans Cheryl Baluh Rhonda Barham Betty Powers Shirley Callaham Cindy Suitt Nannette Coates Robin Sellers Veronica Wood Margaret Kelly Karin Hancock Christine Harraghy Sandra Woodard Shereen Heath Wanda Hunter Ann Holding Donna Hollomam Martha Watson Linda Jackson Tona Leggett Judith Jones Elizabeth King Rhonda Jones Cynthia Lucas Trudy Lamm Lynette Parker Donna LeFevre Sandra Smock Carol Parker Robin Pate Tammye Raynor Phyllis Walker Andrea Robinson Gay Shelley Jerry Wadsworth Angela Stepney Kelly Wells Darlene Stone Sherry Taylor Sandra Strickland Constance Williams Kathy Jo Turner Pam Vandervort LaDonna Walden Pam Prevatt 50 53 Accounting Club No names submitted 54 Back Row: Craig Jacobs, Phyllis Walker, Annette Harrell, Doug Tillman. Front Row: Valarie Gatlin, Constance Williams, Theresa Thomas. Afro-American Awareness Society The purpose of the Afro- American Awareness Society is to promote black culture and activities advancing the awareness of blacks in the college community. The soci- ety is open to all students of ACC. — ACC Student Handbook — sA.'-' , ftfi ii ■ tin - ;• .. • ::: 111« ;: :•' : 55 Back Row: Miracle Lindsay, Lisa Boykin, Gina Brann, Robin Pulley, Sandra Patterson. Front Row: Alvin Harmon, Pete Purcell, Phil Langston. Alpha Chi, national honor fraternity, began at ACC in 1968. Membership is based entirely upon scholarship, and an impressive initiation ceremony is conducted once each semester by the mem- bers. 56 ACC Handbook Alpha Back Row: Mike Creekmore, Tom Messick, Steve Sprinkle, Pete Purcell, Roger Bullard, Gene Pur- cell, Charles Ryburn. Front Row: Paul Nunnally, Craig Simmons, Barbara Allen, Tricia Hinson, Jackie Best, Belinda Allen, Charles Ryburn, Cole- man Markham. Not pictured: Ron Snider, Ken Castania, Freda Philbeck, Betty Parker, Allan Sharp. 57 Alpha Omega Fellowship Back Row: Bill Siren, Donna Crocker, Jennifer Hanna, Kathy McCall, Suzi Dralle, Marie Dalton, Frank Purvis, Sherman Dilley, Mike Miller, Tom McClive, Leonard Anderson, Tony Turley, Sandra Patterson, Angela Harmon. Middle Row: Sherri Cranmer, Tricia Shields, Polly O'Brien, Ruth Hen- ry, Angie Oliver, Sandy Holton, Sherry Forrest, Robin Lockamy, Sallie Waddill, Terry Davis, Paula Ingledue, Cindy Greenacre, Ann Peal. Front Row: Chip Lee, Janet Beasley, Jayne Lee, Phyllis Lane, Tracy Parker, Laura Plyler, Debi Hel- strom. Dee Ann Davis, Lisa Gore, Alvin Harmon, Pam Braudaway, Jennifer Black, Brad Gamble, Joni Armstrong, Frank Shell. Alpha Omega shares Chris- tian Fellowship with anyone interested. Every Thursday night songs, Bible Study, skits, and total group worship center around a planned pro- gram. Saturday nights are less structured — more of a share time — whatever you want to talk about. Alpha Omega often hosts outside speakers and singers. ACC Band Back Row: james Penney, Paul Widener, Yomi Clark, Tim Baker, Mr. McKinnon, Roy Lilly, Cindy Mayes, Marty Bray, Andy Preston, Jr. Front Row: Mark Horton, Doug Wadkins, Nancy, Bryant, Ed Waters, Diane Schuermann, Becky Lucas, Amy Baker, Joey Rackley, Kim Driver. 59 Campus Christian Association I Standing: Chaplain Allen, Sandra Holton — Sec- retary, Paula Giles — Treasurer, Lydia Land — Vice President. Seated: Alvin Harmon — Presi- dent. The Campus Christian Association is a non- denominational religious organization. Each student is automatically a member of the organization upon enroll- ing at Atlantic Christian Col- lege. The student body elects four officers to plan events such as Retreats, Coffee- houses, Concerts, Chapel Ser- vices, and guest speakers. The religious program is de- signed to be an undergirding and permeating influence on the total life experience of each student. The aim of the program is to provide oppor- tunities for students to discov- er, question, and develop an awareness and understanding of the relevant involvement of faith in the life of the academ- ic community and in the whole scope of human exist- ence. 60 ACC Choir Msm ' Back Row: Ann Piele, Angela Harmon, Simone Adams, Cheryl Sutton, Phil Huffman, Bill Siren, Doug Lane, Doug Wadkins, Kelly Holly, Vicki Bissette, Sue Leary, Adrienne Hibbard. Third Row: Sandy Holton, Madeline Thomas, Lori Grif- fin, Melissa Bissette, Darrell Stone, William Pip- pin, Marty Williams, Roy Collins, Tricia Shields, Rhonda Fuller, Marla Mitchell, Mr. Rakow. Sec- ond Row: Cindy Ayers, Becky Lucas, Renee Over- man, Kathy McCall, Lauren Antley, Paula Ing- ledue, Harold Fleming, joey Rackley, Kathy James, Lesa Phillips, Rhondra Fleming, Mr. Daniel. First Row: Sherri Cranmer, Karen Proctor, Kathy Turner, Lian Hamlin, Connie Vick, Renee Bryant, Sherry Davis, Beth Conway, Lisa Lamm, Polly O'Brien, Kathy Webb, Lauretta Letchworth. I i I 61 Collegiate Back Row: Nicole Hatch, Brad Gamble, Susan Gladden, Tony Turley— Editor. Front Row: Jim Green, Don Edwards, Yvonne Rowland, Carolyn Campbell, Andy Lyon. The Col legiate is the biweekly student newspaper. It is an important channel of information and communica- tion provided to the ACC community. Campus activi- ties and issues highlight this publication. This past year saw many changes for the Collegiate. There is now a dark room owned and operated by the photographers of the Collegi- ate and Pine Knot. There was also a light table installed this year. And to help it all run smoother, the Collegiate will be under the responsibility of the Publications Committee. This move out from under the SGA will also aid in estab- lishing consistent and orderly policies for publication. For the Col legiate to remain effective, it is essential that student interest in the welfare of ACC as a whole remains high. Students should thoughtfully regard all articles of information that they run across. If the student body main- tains an interest in campus events and stands behind those events and issues it sup- ports, ACC will indeed be a special place. Tony t .1 62 Commuter's Club � � � � i 'he Commuter's Club is and )rganization designed to in- :lude commuting lifestyle. The main purpose of our club s to provide the commuting students of ACC with a sense }f belonging in an organiza- ion designed especially to neet the needs of commuters. The 1983-84 school year is 3ur first in existence. We feel hat we have accomplished ;ome of our goals and will accomplish many more as the interest in our club grows. We participated in the Home- coming festivities by selling cotton candy and candy ap- ples. We had a great time and are looking forward to more social events in the future. We have big plans for 1984-85, so join us in making the plans and hopes a reality. It's your club so help support it. We really need you. Lori Left to Right: Karen Proctor — Vice President, Loretta Letchworth, Lorie Strickland, Lori Rogers — President, Cathy Turner, Sanford Barnes. 63 Back Row: Belinda Allen, James Trader, Mary Goodwin, Marty Faulkner, Eddie Hill, Doug Wadkins, Chaplain Allen. Front Row: Freda Phil- beck, Linda Farley, Lydia Land, Beth Burton, Steve Sprinkle, Brad Gamble. Disciples Student Union The Disciple Student Union is a fellowship of students affiliated with the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ). The group meets about twice a month for communion and meditiation in the Stillpoint, and occasionally holds spe- cial services such as walk-in campus communion and love feasts. DSU is advised by Chaplain Allen and professor Steve Sprinkle, and welcomes everyone to attend. 64 Educators of the Hearing Impaired Back Row: Cindy Greenacre — President, Pam 3raudaway, Linda Worley — Treasurer, Janie Jer- ligan, Sheri Griffin, Sandy Aldridge, Carla Hol- Bowell — Secretary. Front Row: Lea Kelly, DeAnn Davis, Paula Reardon, Lynn Griffin, Marigail Bradshaw, Teri Lawson. The primary purposes of the Educators of the Hearing Im- paired Club shall be to in- crease awareness of the hear- ing impaired community, to provide opportunity for expe- rience in working with the hearing impaired, to promote deity in the department, and to improve the program itself. —ACC Student Handbook — 65 Fellowship of Christian Athletes rii. iij-i i iiiiiiiiyi iiiiiiM . . iw.mmm.. . Elizabeth Martin — Historian, Bill Siren — Presi- dent, Mark Mangum — Secretary, Drake East- man. Not pictured: Virginia Bales, Doug Godwin — Vice President, Mark Horton, Paul Branch, Randy Lofton. The Fellowship of Christia Athletes at Atlantic Christia combines both Athletics an personal witness to Christ t join in a Fellowship. It ir volves such activities as intra mural sports, road races fc charities, and fund raisers t help send students of loca high schools to the FCA cam in Black Mt., N.C. Our hue die is open to all intereste students. Gospel Choir Back Row: Doug Las Bynum, Douglas La Blanc, Darnell Williams, Lisa Barnes, Darrel Stone, Anita Mathews, Travis Woodard. Middle Row: Phylis Potter, Annette Harrell, Antonio Parker, Yvette Armstrong, Sheila Graham, Katherine Hobbs, Teresa Thomas, Valerie Gatlin, Madeline Thom- as, Shirley Dupree. Front Row: Annette Dublin, Angela Barnes, Cindy Greenacre, Sharon jen- nette, Regina Robinson, Judy Roach, Telecia Dove. The Gospel Choir was formed to promote, through music, a fellowship of togetherness among our Christian friends on campus. — ACC Handbook — 67 International Club Back Row: Doug LeBlanc, Dave Sharpe Middle Row: Dr. Linda Harlow, Angie Freuler, Dr. Celia Esplugas, Bottom Row: Dianne Jordan, Laurie Leverington, Becky Lucas. 68 Back Row: Mr. Cooper, Ms. Hollowell, Jay Davis. Middle Row: Arlinda Summerlin, Sandra Curin, Dr. Frazier, Tim Jordan. Front Row: Ruth Frazier, Amy Wall. The purpose of the Math Club of ACC is to foster an interest in mathematics, to reinforce and supplement concepts presented in the col- lege classroom, to acquaint students with topics not pre- sented in the college class- room, and to provide fellow- ship among students with common interest. The Math Club has an an- nual Christmas and spring picnic for its members and their guests. The club also sponsors the Faculty Adminis- trator of the Year Award and is involved in Homecoming, sponsoring special lectures and campus Service projects. 69 Danny Hollowmen, Dennis Hillauist, Dean Mon- shower, Craig Adams, Tim Waae. Not Pictured: Frank Purvis, Jim Roberts. Men's Interdormitory Association MIA is composed of all resi- dent men. The officers of the association form the Council which plans for the social and academic welfare of the resi- dents. 70 Back Row: Craig Jacobs, Douglas Leblanc, C.W. Brower, Curtis Livingstion. Front Row: San Cave, Annette Davis, Madeline Thomas, Yvette Arm- strong, Ramona Lassiter. Minority Organization's Council The primary purpose of the Council is to unify the minor- ity orgainizations on the ACC campus. This organization shall lead to the unification of all campus minorites and co- ordinate functions by these organizations to prevent con- flicts. — ACC Student Handbook — 71 Left to Right: Karin Hancock, Shereen Heath, Dorthy Briggs, Kathy Webb, Ruth Frazier, Mary Elliott, Pam Currie, Ann Dawson. VsMnt r T r nK n«j trm orvranu 1 v Women's Interdormitory Association All resident women are members of WIA. The gov- erning body, the Council, is composed of the association officers and floor representa- tives who investigate reported violations of the constitution and determine the penalty. 72 Back Row: Jennifer Wells, Mark Horton, Gene Thomas, Paula Holland. Middle Row: Tina Gay, Judi Higgins, Dr. Sandy Miele. Front Row: Greg Exum, Becky Pace. I HE hysical ducation lub The purpose of the PE Club is to promote interest in Physi- cal Education as a profession and encouraging interest in fitness, health, and sport. The club provides the students with the opportunity to par- ticipate in a wide variety of professional and service activities. 73 tenSSMEKd Above: Betty Proctor, Janet Canady, Helen Faulkner, Lisa Hunt, Jill Proctor — Editor, Julia Schuermann — Business Editor, Puala Shealy. Left: Andy Lyons — Photographer. Below: Margaret Barnes. Not pictured: Amy Wall. 74 Psychology Club During the past year the Psychology Group (consisting of Bs, AB as well as Psycholo- gy with Business Orientation majors) has become more in- volved in monthly meetings. | Each meeting deals with a dif- ferent topic related to the psychological field. For ex- ample, one meeting allowed group members to examine life behind the walls of a men- tal institution. The film, en- titled Frances , dealt with an actress torn apart by conflict- ing emotions. The Psychology Club is working diligently at main- taining active membership and providing the members with necessary background in the field of psychology. First Row: Bonita Wilkins, Lisa Dickerson, Suel- len Muse. Second Row: Beth Barriackman, Kelly Ferrell, Ulrike Mattern, Debbie Jetel, julie McIn- tosh, Judy Holland, Kim Mason. Third Row: Jay Cutler, Pam Prevatt, Sunita Patell, Joan Mason, Dana Geover, Paula Davis. Fourth Row: Deborah Dupree, Mrs. Doris Capps, Dr. Walter Parker, Mr. Eddie Tessnear, Allan Sterbin. 75 Science Club The Science Club provides an opportunity for all students interested in various fields of science to experience a vari- ety of activities. Some of these activities include weekend and day trips to natural areas throughout the state, plant propagation and sales, and speakers dealing with science related topics and job oppor- tunities. The club is very ac- tive in community activities, and on campus beautification projects. Left Row: Penny Byrd, Donna Davenport, Carol Jordan, Kazan Godwin, Bobby Hardy — Presi- dent, Javi Ali. Back Right: Kadir Donmez, Hao Nguyen, Robin Pate, Sharon Burt, Doug Graham. Front Right: Nourhan Ali, Vicky Strickland, Marilyn Jones, Marshal Coats, Ethan Edgerton. I i Stage HUH oumLjhMi , timc - ■ r.;t Stage and Script offers stu- Jents the experience of partici- ating in dramatic produc- ions, and provides pleasure md entertainment for all who :are for such activities and pre- sentations. Membership in this )rgainization can be acquired )y participating in a production vhether it be backstage or per- forming. Standing: Tammy Wood, Donna Perry — Treasur- er, Angela Rice, Paul Crouch, Patti Fahling- Owens—President, Oscar, Ruth Anne Mowbray, Marie Dalton, Kim Vaughan. Seated: Barbara Williams, Anne Bryant, Diane Schuermann — Secretary, Mike Sullivan, Jill Proctor. 77 Kathy Bonner — Secretary, David Radford — Treasurer, Andy Preston — President, Diane Schuermann — Vice President. 1 m m m Student Government Association The Student Government Association shall be primarily a political organization for unifying the Student Body for clarifying the processes and items of interest to the Col lege for the Student body, and for providing its members with a channel through which they can voice their opinions in matters pertaining to student | rights and welfare. The Stu- dent Government Association i shall also promote cultural and social activities for the benefit of the Student Body as a whole. (Article II of the SGA 1 Constitution). Dr. Greg Hastings — Advisor, Kelly Wells — Vice President, Barbara Giebel — Treasurer, Beth Glenn — President, Danny Holloman — Secre- tary. Student National Education Association The purpose of the Student National Education Associa- tion is to acquaint prospective teachers with the history, ethics, and program of the teaching profession, and to interest the best young men and women in education as a life long career. The members participate in several educa- tion activities throughout the year, including a state-wide conference in the spring. — ACC Student Handbook — 79 . Student Nurse Organization The Student Nurse Orga- nization was chartered in the fall of 1974. The primary pur- poses of the organization are to foster personal and profession- al growth in preparation for rendering service to persons in health care systems and to pro- vide effective and efficient leadership for the future nurs in both academic and practio arenas. These purposes ar achieved through many orga nized campus and communit activities. Membership is opei to all junior and senior nursin majors. — ACC Student Handbook — Back Row: Ann Holding, Luisa Chenault, Ann' Goodrich, Terrie Adkins, Brookie Allen, Angel, Brown, Anita Bass, Bev Cox. Middle Row: Laur, Weaver, jan Buchanan, Rhonda Jones, Rene Adams, Carol Alligood, Melinda Gupton, Norm, Porter. Front Row: Dennis Sherrod — Advisor Pam Kogut — Secretary, Dana Alford — Presi dent, Andrea Robinson — Vice President. Panhellenic Council lack Row: Curtis Livingston, Madeline Thomas, an Cave, Douglas R. LeBlanc. Front Row: Romo- The Panhellenic Council is Advisor — San Cave a Lassiter, Annette Davis, Regina Robinson. an organization consisting of President- - Curtis Livingston the three Black greeks on Vice President — Ramona campus: Alpha Kappa Alpha, Lassiter Delta Sigma Theta (sororities) Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. The three greeks are all ser- vice oriented. The Council is Secretary- - Regina Robinson interested in the blending of these services along with aca- demic excellence, growth, and making a basis for a well rounded life for minorities on campus. Interfraternity Council Back Row: Tim Nanney — President, Hardy jones, Dean Monshower, David Hicks. Front Row: Lee Pounds, Jimmy Themides, Bill Brown — Secret- ary Treasurer, Michael Byrd — Vice President, Thomas Price. Panhellenic Conference Back Row: Gilda Gaskill, Beth Glenn, Debbie Brown, Betty Daughtridge, Julia Southerland, Debbie Baker, Amy Rider. Front Row: Mrs. Par- rish, Lydie Lemire, Sandra Horton, Kim Murray. 83 ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA Ramona Lassiter, Delores Richardson, Angela Stepney, Madeline Thomas, Fernetia Taylor. In 1 908, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority became Amer- ica's first Greek-letter orga- nization established by and for Black women. Established at Howard University, Washington, D.C. and in- corporated 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 scholas- tic and ethical standards, promotes unity and friendship among college women, alleviates problems concern- ing girls and women, main- tains 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. — ACC Student Handbook — I 85 T ALPHA PH ALPHA Standing: Carl Brower, Alvah Monshower, Loren- zo Sams. Sitting: Douglas LeBlanc, Lisa Farmer, Madeline Thomas, Sibyl Y. Harris, Curtis Living- ston. The Alpha Phi Alpha Frater- nity, founded in 1906 at Cor- nell University, is the oldest Afro-American Greek orga- nization in the world. The brotherhood proudly works under the motto of scholar- ship, leadership and service. Chief of the attributes of this organization are dignity of the individual and respect of womanhood. The organiza- tion strives for the upward nobility of mankind; howev- er, the social activities that are fundamental to a well- rounded life are practiced by this fraternity. — ACC Student Handbook — 86 Jackrow: Kent Carlton — Vice President, David :vans, Jeff Futrell. Fifth Row: Greg Herald, Tim vlanny, Jeff Lamm, Eddie Hill, Billy Veneable, lernie Bullard. Fourth Row: Hardy Jones — Presi- lent, Joe Nichols, Jeff Spicer, Robbie Gurganus, )avid Hicks, David Pope — Treasurer, Mike Nix- n, Andy Preston. Third Row: Ricky Proctor, Ken- neth Brooks, Patrick Mitchell, Mike Bradsher — Secretary, Greg Parker, Bob Sloop, Al Eatman. Second Row: Tammy Jo Purvis, Sandra Horton, Luann Hardison, Laura Perrow, David Sharpe. Front: Julie Goode — Sweetheart, Jerry Cooper — Advisor, Veronica Wood. ALPHA SIGMA PHI Alpha Sigma is the tenth oldest national social fraterni- ty. Th is association was ounded at Yale University on December 6, 1845. The purposes of Alpha Sig- ma Phi are to foster educa- tion, to maintain charity, and :o promote patriotism. The objectives of the fraternity, in- cidental to these purposes, are to encourage culture and high scholarship, to assist in the building of character, to promote college loyalties, to perpetuate friendships, to ce- ment social ties within the fra- ternity memberships, and to foster the maintenance of col- lege homes by chapters for their undergraduate mem- bers. The Gamma Lambda chap- ter of Alpha Sigma Phi was founded May 3, 1958. — ACC Student Handbook — This semester, Alpha Sigma Phi hosted children from Eastern North Carolina School for the Deaf at an Atlantic Christian home basketball game. AC lost the game, but you could never tell it from the looks on the faces of these enthusiastic, apprecia- tive kids. 87 DELTA SIGMA PHI Back Row: Rodney Morton, Donny Edwards, Robert Deans III. Fourth Row: Kenneth Rivers, Anthony Philyaw, James C. Bolton. Third Row: William Brown, Tommy Price, Greg O'Neal, James Carter. Second Row: J. Jeff Jackson, Phil Young, Martin Egan, Jim Edwards, Lee Pounds. Front Row: Susan Dickerson, Cheryl Godwin, Julia Schuermann, Angela Spangler. Not Pictured: Gilda Gaskill, Donna O'Neal. i Delta Sigma Phi Interna- tional Fraternity was founded in 1899. The Delta lota Chap- ter was installed on our cam- pus March 16, 1958. The chapter, which became the first national fraternity at Atlantic Christian, grew out of a local social fraternity, Phi Kappa Alpha, founded in 1925. The purpose of Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity is to pro- vide a spirit of closer fellow- ship and to promote the cause of fraternalism on the campus. — ACC Student Handbook — i y 88 DELTA SIGMA THETA Back row: Lezandra McGinnis, Christine Woodard, Annette Davis, Deborah Dupree. Front row: Valerie Gatlin, Barbara Williams, Regina Robinson. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority was founded at Howard University in Washington, D.C. on January 13, 1913 by twenty-two dynamic undergraduate women in an effort to promote high cultural, intellectual, and moral ideas. Today, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority is comprised of over five hundred chapters located throughout the United States, Haiti, and Liberia. Its membership of over eighty-five thousand members is both interracial and international. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority is a non-profit organization dedicated to the service of mankind. All funds received are . scholarships and service projects. The basic thread of Delta's public service is through its Five-Point Program. These five areas are: Educational Development, Economic Development, Community and International Involvement, Urban Development and Mental Health. Projects implemented by the XI Mu Chapter of Atlantic Christian College include tutoring disadvantaged youngsters, volunteer service with mentally handicapped individuals of Respite Care, and sponsoring a needy family. 89 r DELTA ZETA Back Row: Sharon Whitehead, Lydie Lemire, Jama McLamb, Cathy Travis, Betty Daughtridge, Ann Green, Leanne Brigman, Mary Herring, Bon- nie Boykin, Tricia Peffer, Bev Cox. Middle Row: Lori Taylor, Mary Elliott, Penny Wiggins, Michele Tascano, Debbie Brown, Anita Miller. Front Row: Sarah Ann Pearson, Kim Thorpe, Lisa Stockton, Lari Weeks, Jaconna Moore, Veronica Wood. Delta Zeta was founded on October 24, 1902, 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 na- tional sorority with over 175 chapters and the second largest in membership with over 60,000 sisters. The sorority strives to unite its members in the bonds of sincere and lasting friendships, to pursue knowl- edge, and to promote moral and social culture in its mem- bers. Delta Zeta's philanthro- pic 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 Chapter of Delta Zeta was installed at Atlantic Christian College in October 1965. Formerly, De- lta Zeta was Omega Chi local sorority. — ACC Student Handbook — 90 PHI MU Phi Mu is the second oldest fraternal organization for women, having been founded in 1852 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 sis- ters. The sisters of Phi Mu strive to lend those less fortunate a helping hand. In doing this, Phi Mu has chosen as its chief national philanthropy the S.S. HOPE, a ship carrying medi- cal supplies to isolated areas overseas. The Kappa Zeta Chapter of Phi Mu was installed at Atlan- tic Christian College during the spring of 1967. Formerly, Phi Mu was Sigma Tau Chi local sorority. — ACC Student Handbook — Standing: Janet Canady, Betty Proctor, Adrienne Hibbard, Tammy Jo Purvis — Phi Director, Betsy McClive, Liz Davis — Treasurer, Kim House, Lisa Carreras — Corresponding Secretary, Kim Ben- ton, Lori Jones, Dawn Proctor, Lisa Rowe. Sitting: Sherry Honeycutt, Melinda Gupton, Cary Lane Luper — Recording Secretary, Julia Sutherland — President, Debbie Baker — Membership Director, Kim Murray. 91 r SIGMA PHI EPSILON; Roof: Andy Howard, Lee Wittman, Mike Cross, Jimmy Themides, Troy Aycock, Glen Severage, Sean Connors. Standing: Steve Edwards, Bill Fer- guson, Pat King, Harvey Stalls, Tom Messick, Michael Byrd, Jeff MacLennan. Sitting: (Back Row) W.A. Hogsten, Cindy Stevens, Jim Hart- man, Cary Lane Luper, Brenda Watt, Suzanne Epps, Randy McCrickard. (Middle Row) Penny Wiggins, Stoney Broadwell, Anita Miller, Julia Sutherland, Kim House, Donna Jones, Lisa Joy- ner. (Front Row) Tom Grubbs, Grace Ipock, Maria Phillips, Bev Cox, Mark Mangum, Ginny Bales, Tomoki Aoki, Ethan Edgerton, Anne Joyce. Not Pictured: John Smith. Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity was founded in 1901 at Rich- mond College in Virginia. Sig- ma Phi Epsilon is the second largest fraternity in the world in numbers of chapters. The North Carolina lota Chapter was founded on this campus April 26, 1958. Sigma Phi Epsilon strives to develop friendships, leadership, and high morals. Sig Ep Brothers enjoy being involved with on campus and community pro- jects. They have sponsored an orphan child with piano les- sons, participated in blood drives, and worked with the pediatrics ward at the hospi- tal. You can recognize their house on Nash Street by the big heart in the front yard and their red door which means Welcome! to all. 1 92 Jack Row: Rhonda Cockrell, Twyla Lewis, O'Neal, Marilyn Jones, Robyn Lynam, Sharon Not Pictured: Sandra Horton — Secretary, jusan Hickman, Kim Driver, Nancy Little, Langston, Denise Stephens. Front Row: Cilda Crystal Stone, Allison Perrow, Melissa Bissette, vlelissa Saunders, Marigail Bradshaw, Marion Caskill — Membership Rush Chairman, Brenda Angie Wetherington, Carolyn Campbell, smith, Laura Perrow, Karen Millilo, Terri Watt — Treasurer, Beth Glenn — President, Cammie West. Snipes, Lisa Boykin, Karen Foss, Donna Trisha Phipps — Vice President, Amelie Rider. SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA Sigma Sigma Sigma was founded on April 20, 1898 at the Female Normal School, now Longwood College in Farmville, Virginia. The Gamma Xi Chapter of Sigma Sigma Sigma was established at Atlantic Christian College in 1965. The sorority promotes scholarship and has its philanthropy the Robbie Page Memorial Fund. This philanthropy is a service to the Children's Ward of the N.C. Memorial Hospital in Chapel Hill. Sigma's colors are purple and white and their jewel is the pearl. Sigma participates in many projects in order to support children's hospitals and other facilities and organizations which aid in benefits for children who are handicapped or in need of medical care. Sigmas are grateful for a national sisterhood that organizes individual giving into constructive results they can share together. i 93 SPORTS 95 SOCCER Back Row: Jeff Schmidt, Przybykski, Scott Huber, Mackey Efomi, Coach Smith, Micheal Sodermalm, Brian Garnett, Sharhabil Humeida, Jeff Titps. Center Row: Frank Spinello, Kenny Applebee, Juan Romerez, Elias Rojas, Larry Waldrop, Kadir Donmez. Front Row: Ernie Ward, Vaughan Belcher, Steve Kline, Butch Tecson, Martin Mackinely, Dominic Theodossiou. 96 VOLLEYBALL ihonda Baham lindy Blakenship athy Bonner heryl Hendrix Deborah High 5aige Murray Pam Manning Becky Pace Paige Rivenbark Tammy Streeter Lisa Wellington St. Andrews won Catawba won Pfeiffer won UNC-Ashville won Guilford won St. Augustine's lost Meredith won Roanoke College won NCCU won Fayetteville State Univ. won Elon won Lenoir Rhyne won WSSU won NCA T won Pembroke won UNC-Willmington lost High Point lost Bennet won NC Wesleyan won Methodist won NC Wesleyan won Wingate won Gardner-Webb won Pembroke won Shaw won CIAC Tournament 2nd Place 97 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Becky Pace Wendy Bishop Dianne Lewis Laurie Adams Tammy Woodring Pam Mason Gloria Burks Milissa Morgan Kathy Small Wanda Jo Powell 98 MEN'S BASKETBALL Phil Young Paul Branch Thomas Umphrey Gilbert Ruckerh Randy Lofton Gary Knox Curtis Livingston Greg Exum Rob Castle Art Pane 99 J BASEBALL Pitchers — Doug Godwin Phil Woodell Ken Meekins Billy Godwin Randy Prince Kenny Midgett Catchers — Al Hardison Mack Smith Greg Frederick Infielders — Jeff Pierce Dave Stallard Mike DiGulielmo Paul Shows David Frederick Kenny Moore Dave Lawhon Jimmy Johnson Outfielders — Ruff Bailey Mark Connerly Tommy Walston Steve Satterwhite Rick Olivere Matt Sutphin AC Baseball Takes Conference Title By Russell Rawlings Atlantic Christian has clinched the 1984 Carolina Conference baseball championship. The Bulldogs, coached by Dr. Jack Sanford and assistant Jim Mahre, swept a doubleheader from Pembroke State April 18 to secure the school's first conference title in baseball. AC rode the pitching of seniors Doug Godwin and Ken Meekins, Godwin allowed only three hits in taking a 5-1 win in the opener, and Meekins closed the door on the rest of the conference with a three-hitter for a 3-1 win in the second game. Going into the day Pembroke stood the best chance of any CIAC school of heading off ACC, but the Braves needed at least one win and probably two to halt the Bulldogs. Instead, AC cleaned house and took names, moving out to an 11-1 conference record that can't be touched. They concluded league play by splitting a doubleheader with Catawba April 20. AC, after opening the conference season with a split against Elon, won 10 straight CIAC games. The Bulldogs have only two league losses and Pembroke, 7-4, can do no better than second. In addition to the conference crown, which is based solely on regular season play, AC has also claimed the league's automatic berth to the NAIA District 26 tournament to be held May 4-6 in Greensboro. AC strengthened its hold on the district lead by improving to 15-3 in that category, even though the records don't matter now. Further down the list of accomplishments for AC was the first win of the day, pushing AC over the 20-win mark for the season. The Bulldogs are now 21-13 overall. The story of the day mirrored the story of the championship — pitching and defense. Godwin and Meekins both went the distance, giving AC 17 complete games this season. Godwin got his game over in 1:27 while Meekins needed only 1:14. 100 SOFTBALL Donna Benton Wendy Bishop Cindy Blankenship Gino Craig Diane Folsom Jill Frieary Tina Gay Sharon Gregory Dianne Lewis Pam Mason Debbie May Brenda Montague Page Rivenbark Heather Sarbry Laurie Schroeder Kathy Small Tammy Streeter Jennifer Wells 101 MEN'S TENNIS Krister Erikson Jagadish Gowda Thomas Linne John Malpas Johan Samuelsson Stefan Vanemo 1 At the time of publication, the team was competing in the National Tennis Tournament in Kansas City. Good Luck! 102 i WOMEN'S TENNIS Lena Linne LeAyne Summerlin Julie Goode Annika Andborn Susan Maxwell Cheryl Hendrix Susan Leary 103 GOLF Mr. Ed Cloyd Jimmy Themides Jim O'Neal John Williams Henry Powell Bob Cave Joe Simpson Paul Wright 104 CHEERLEADERS Teresa Walker Allison Pittman Lynne Holton Karen Chun Telecia Dove Wanda Steele Gina Hodson Alicia Brome (not pictured) 105 r 108 As most of you know, the yearbook tradition is rapidly disappearing on college and university campuses. Thanks to some of your fellow students and the faculty staff advisers, Atlantic Christian College continues its fine Pine Knot legacy. I hope that each of you shares my pride in this long and distinguished heritage. Each Pine Knot, produced by students for students, records an annotated pictorial history of a year at Atlantic Christian College. Every picture and comment in it reminds someone of something special. Therefore, this book should occupy a permanent place in your library. In addition to the memories that it preserves for each of you, this yearbook describes Atlantic Christian College for a number of its potential students, parents, and friends, as well as for those who already know us well. Every year we write a new chapter in the College's history through this important documentary. Perhaps more than in any other single publication, almost every College activity comes clearly to life for the viewer. Never again will the same people be gathered in the same place for the same purpose. Your record of this special year at Atlantic Christian College, 1983-1984, will become more and more important with age. Take pride in the part that you have played in your College's history. Share this pride with others now and for many years to come. Remember that you the students make the College and shape its history; your faculty and staff will fondly recall your contributions to Atlantic Christian College's heritage. In this first year as your president, I am particularly grateful to have this opportunity to participate in your annual record. Our college community profits greatly from having you as members; my personal gain from having each of you here can never be fully measured. My very best wishes to those of you who continue as students here and to the 1984 graduates. Sincerely, James B. Hemby, Jr. President 109 Milton Adams Dawn Albert Nursing Ross Albert Music-Chairman Barbara Allen Chaplain Dale Almond V.P. Institutional Advancement Walter Anderson History Social Science Barbara Andrews Science Sue Beaman Nursing Janice Bostick Music Gretchen Boyette Nursing Helen Boyle Education Ed Brown Art-Chairman no Thomas Brugh Science Roger Bullard Religion-Chairman Doris Capps Psychology Robert Capps History Social Science Thomisina Carter Science San Cave Director of Student Development Jerry Cooper Mathematices i j Mike Cummings Business Paula Cummings Wilson Gym Diane Cummings Alumni Steve Cummings Food Services Paul Crouch Drama English 111 I Robert Daniel Music James Daniell Director of Admissions Mark Davis Dean of College Marie Deans Associate Director of Admissions Juliana Dowell Mathematics John Dunn Math Bobbie Edwards Resident Hall Manager-Harper Tempie Dillard Student Center Irma Eatmon Postmistress David Egbert Physical Education I 112 Ronald Eggers Psychology Ceilia Esplugas Foreign Language Princie Evans Alumni Affairs Craig Falor Career Planning and Placement Douglas Graham Robert Frazier Mathematics-Chairman Catherine Griffin Nursing ftp c. i p j a 11 hu.fiXC te.f ml Linda Fiarlow Foreign Language Sarah Gattis History Social Science Terrence Grimes English M3 Gloria FHamilton r Greg Hastings Education-Chairman Arlene Haynes Wilson Gym Harlow Head History Political Science Joan Henkle Dan Hensley Nursing Planned Giving Church Relations Ben Hobgood Vice President Business Manager Martha Hollowell Mathematics Sue Hunter Norbert Irvine Nursing-Chairman Art Anand Jaggi Business Katherine James English Kay Jeffries Physical Education 114 Allen Johnson Student Activity Campus Security Hugh Johnston, Jr. Bethany Joyner Registrar ; Gordon Joyner Vice President of Student Affairs Connie Joyner Student Center Walter Anderson History Political Science Deborah Levy Neil Lowell Hearing Impaired Jerry MacLean History Social Science Thomas MacLennan Learning Resource Center Coleman Markham Religion Thomas Marshall Art 115 Frank Mayes Music Gary McAlister Business Vera McClive Nursing Agnes McDonald Professional Development William McGill English Dennis McDowell English Carole McKeel Physical Education John McKinnon Music Sandra Miele Physical Education William Miele Troy Miller Alvah Monshower, Jr. Science Business-Chairman Director of Residence Life 116 Clare Moore Business James New Title III Coordinator Tom Parham Physical Education Teresa Parker Business Walter Parker Psychology-Chairman Judith Parrish Resident Hall Manager-Wenger Andrew Preston Music HKl............... — m wwww Harry Pridgen Comptroller Evelyn Pruden Nursing 117 Gene Purcell Religion Emily Riley Sue Robinette Nursing Ruby Sanders Richard Schneider English-Chairman Sallie Prugh Nursing Charles Rakow Music Bill Robinette Physical Education Clayton Sessoms Experential Programs Allan Sharp Religion 118 Dennis Sherrod Nursing Alyce Singletary Nursing Barbara Smith Physical Education Lou Smith Nursing Sharon Smith Kathy Southerland Student Center Steve Sprinkle Religion Loretta Stallings Tommy Stanton Business Marietta Steward Wanda Sutton Nursing 119 George Swain Warren Tait Education Eddie Tessnear Psychology J.P. Tyndall Science-Chairman Frances Walters Nursing Olivia Tyndall Psychology Timothy Wade Resident Hall Manager-Waters Ashton Wiggs Business Joyce Williams Melba Williams Resident Hall Manager-Hilley Chris Wilson Art 120 Glenn Wilson Media Center Pat Wilson Business Philip Witherington Science Sheryl Wood Professional Development 121 122 FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS: (Top to Bottom) Tammy Harris — Secretary Treasurer, Rhondra Fleming — Senator, Brad Gamble — President, Robin Lynam — Vice President, Margaret Anne Barnes — Senator, Gwin Strange — Senator. CLASS OF 13X7 124 Adams, Tammy Denise Four Oaks, NC Alcorn, Eva Susan Greensboro, NC Ali, Nourhan A. Rocky Mount, NC Allen, Cheryl Lynn Waldorf, MD Amy, Arthur C. Wilson, NC Andborn, Annika Margaret Goteburg, Sweden Baker, Amy D. Four Oaks, NC Baker, Amy Elizabeth Fayetteville, NC Bane, Archer Durham, NC Barnes, Margaret Anne Fairfax, VA Barrickman, Beth Ann Wilson, NC Bass, Lisa Faye Benson, NC Bass, Valorie Faye Bailey, NC Beavers, Connie Lou Garner, NC Benton, Donna Lynn Pikeville, NC Berry, Marie Michael Newport, NC Bishop, Karen Diana Richmond, VA Bissette, Vickie Yvonne Elm City, NC Blankenship, Cindy Kay Fayetteville, NC Boykin, Lisa jeanine Middlesex, NC Bradshaw, Conner Frances Raleigh, NC Bragg, Lynn Michelle Rolesville, NC Braudaway, Pamela J. Peekski 11, NY Brome, Alicha M. Asheville, NC Bryant, Elizabeth A. Franklin, NC Bullard, Bernie Fraust Morrisville, NC Canady, Janet Denise Selma, NC Carter, James M. Fayetteville, NC Castle, George Robert Virginia Beach, VA Cenno, Ronald D. Sussex, NJ 12 r b Clark, Rebecca Ann Lambertville, Nj Cockrell, Rhonda Shiryl Kenly, NC Corbett, Patricia Robin Zebulon, NC Cranmer, Cheryl Ann Cherry Hill, Nj Crocker, Donna Louise Nashville, NC Daugherty, Deborah A. Hubert, NC Dawson, Deann Rue Jacksonville, NC Deans, Robert Farmville, NC Debriam, Cindy L. Zebulon, NC Denton, Anne LeNere Tarboro, NC Dickerson, Ambre Michelle Oxford, NC Dralle, Suzanne Leona Arlington, VA Driver, Kimberly Jo Middlesex, NC Dublin, Annette Smithfield, NC Dupree, Shirley Anne Lillington, NC Eastman, Alexander Drake Salemburg, NC Ellis, Francis Charlene Wilson, NC Evans, David Deal Como, NC Farmer, Rachel Bailey, NC Fass, Karen Rae Faulkner, Helen Nileta Raleigh, NC Finch, Lori Ellen Bailey, NC i� v'.-N 126 Fleming, Harold Leonard Kinston, NC Fleming, Rhondra DeReese Kinston, NC Ford, Karen Lynn Jacksonville, NC Freeman, Jeffery Daniel Henderson, NC Fuller, Ronda L. Wendell, NC Futrell, Jeff Lloyd Murfreesboro, NC Gamble, Bradley Jay Durham, NC Garris, Leslie Kay Ayden, NC Gaye, Kelley Margaret Kinston, NC Gombatz, Kurt Robert Raleigh, NC Goodwin, Mary Ellen Cedar Island, NC Grantham, Angeline E Goldsboro, NC Gray, Howard Albert Enfield, NC Griffin, Sheri Lee Jamesville, NC Griffis, Sonja Gail Willow Springs, NC '41 127 ______________________ Freshmen Princess This year the freshmen class decided to hold a Freshmen Princess Dance. Nineteen girls from the freshmen class were nominated for the title. On the night of October 4, in Hardy Alumni Hall, these candidates gathered among fellow classmates to hear the results of the class vote. Dean Joyner presided as Master of Ceremonies. The second runner up, Miss Anita Mathews (p. 129), is a Nursing major from Lillington, N.C. The first runner up, Miss Susan Maxwell (bottom right), is a Medical Technician major from Moyock, N.C. The Freshmen Princess, who represented her class in the 128 Homecoming Court, is Miss Allison Perrow. She is an Office Systems Administration major from Colonial Heights, Va. The Freshmen Class Officers hope this will become an annual event. Congratulations to the winners and those who planned and sponsored this successful event. Hanna, Jennifer Norfolk, VA Harris, Michael Vivian Jacksonville, NC Harris, Sarah L. Hope Mills, NC Harris, Tammy Jane Littleton, NC Hartman, James Robert Beach Haven, NJ Henderson, William T. Four Oaks, NC Henry, Ruth Jackson Clinton, NC Hibbard, Adrienne Leigh Ponte Vedra, FL Hickman, Susan Elizabeth Kinston, NC Hodges, Sherri Mae Roxboro, NC Hogsten, William A. Orange, VA Holshouser, Jill H. Hope Mills, NC Hunt, Lisa Kay Durham, NC Hunt, Mary L. Albertson, NC Hunt, Virginia Lee Albertson, NC Inderbitzen, Jennifer A. Derwood, MD James, Mamie Catherine Williamston, NC Jennette, Sharon Renee Eureka, NC Johnson, Angela Faye Tarboro, NC Jones, Felicia Bailey, NC Kale, Cynthia Gail Middlesex, NC Kennedy, Melisa Ronell Beulaville, NC Keys, Mary Michelle Rocky Mount, NC Kuzma, Oksana Maria Spotsylvania, VA Lamm, Holly Gray New Bern, NC Lamm, Rhonda Lynn Rocky Mount, NC Lane, Kimberly Lynn Pinetops, NC Langston, Sharon Gail Wilson, NC Larson, Theresa Lynn Rocky Mount, NC Lewis, Jada Darlene Kenly, NC 129 Lewis, Twyla, Stapr Middlesex, NC Lilley, Christi Jo Williamston, NC Little, Brenda Lou Falkland, NC Lockamy, Robin Renee Collinsville, NC Luper, Lisa Marie Lucama, NC Lynam, Robyn Lee Kailau, HI Lyndon, Jim M. Wilson, NC Marsh, Glenn Wilkins Bath, NC Martin, Joseph Barry Wilmington, DE Matthews, Anita Lillington, NC Maxwell, Susan Marie Moyock, NC Maziarz, Stephen Howell, NJ McClive, Ralph T. Wilson, NC McPherson, Jennifer L. Virginia Beach, VA Meiggs, Andrew Kevin Virginia Beach, VA Miller, Laura Catherine Garner, NC Murray, Kimberly Paige Bailey, NC Neal, Sandra Leigh Kitty Hawk, NC Niswonger, Diane Alane Raleigh, NC Null, Denise Sherrie Henderson, NC y 130 Oliver, Aneelia Dawn McLeonsville, NC O'Neal, Teddy Lynn Wake Forest, NC Overman, Alice Renee Pikeville, NC Pearson, Lara Lane Hopewell, VA Penny, James Smithfield, NC Perrow, Allison Blair Colonial Heights, VA Perry, Cassandra Denise Spring Hope, NC Perry, Donna Lucretia Spring Hope, NC Plaucne, Alice Fletcher Wilson, NC Powell, Wanda Jo Hollister, NC Price, Eileen Marie Zebulon, NC Proctor, Vera Dawn Colerain, NC Pugh, Angela Marie New Bern, NC Ray, Sharon Bernadette Fremont, NC Raynor, Teresa Faye Williamston, NC Reardon, Thelma Ann Angier, NC Reid, Emma Lujean Fremont, NC Rice, Angela Marie Cary, NC Richardson, Tona C. Arlington, VA Riley, Jennifer Pamela Bailey, NC 131 Rogers, Theadus Fairmont, NC Rose, JoAnn Columbia NC Rowe, Candice Laverne Elm City, NC Rowland, Yvonne Susette Rocky Mount NC Scarboro, Garland Middlesex, NC Scott, Gina Carol Fairmont, NC Shealy, Paula Lynette Henderson, NC Simmons, Vondia Gennene Bolton, NC Skinner, Janet Faye Wilson, NC Skinner, Janice Kaye Wilson, NC Sloan, Mark Hamilton Knightdale, NC Small, Kathy Jean Lexington, NC Smith, April Lynn Kenly, NC Smith, Marion M. La Grange, NC Specht, Lisa Marie Wilson, NC Spicer, Jeffery Scott Henderson, NC Spinello, Frank J. Reston, VA Steele, Wanda Renee Lillington, NC Stephenson, Dwain Kevin Four Oaks, NC Stevens, Vickie Faye Raleigh, NC 132 I remember it well — that first day I arrived at AC. It had to be one of the hottest days in 1983. The weather definitely did not extend a nice welcome to the new freshmen. A banner hanging from the balcony of Hackney didhowever, greet the newcomers. If only stereos, and suitcases could fly from the cars to the rooms in Harper and Hackney, that first day would not have been so tiring. We lugged and tugged everything up the stairs. One good thing did come out of that hot day — freshmen did not have the energy to be homesick. Stone, Lori Anne Bailey, NC Strange, Gwin Gwaltney Southern Pines, NC Sutton, Robin Susan Knightdale, NC Tillman, Douglas New Bern, NC Trader, James Henry Portsmouth, VA Venable, William H. Ahoskie, NC Vick, Connie Sue Apex, NC Vick, Karen Ann Tarboro, NC Wade, Bonita Yvette Goldsboro, NC Waddill, Sallie Ann Serenje, Zambia Walker, Theresa Rochelle Cedar Grove, NC Wall, Amy Louise Elizabeth City, NC Warren, George Stanton Murfreesboro, NC Weathers, Julie Glyn Louisburg, NC Wellington, Lisa Kay Davie, FL Wescott, Jody Lynn Sewell, NJ Weherington, Angela Sue Kinston, NC Wiley, Laura Beth Wilson, NC Williams, Carl Douglas Butner, NC Williams, Vicky Marie Wilson, NC Wilson, Gerald David Manteo, NC Winstead, Jackie Yvonne Bunn, NC Worrell, Connie Lou Elm City, NC Yelverton, Angela Faye Pikeville, NC 133 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Doug Wadkins — Secretary Treasurer, Roy Lilly — President, Marie Dalton — Senator. CLASS OF 13s 6 134 Ali, javidan A. Rocky Mount, NC Alston, William Andrew Rocky Mount, NC Arrington, Gail Arlean Franklin, NC Barnes, Elvin Sanford Kenly, NC Barnes, Lisa Marie Bailey, NC Barnes, Tammy Deneen Wilson, NC Batten, Jacqueline Marie Chesterfield, VA Beadle, James Thomas Cranford, NJ Benton, Kim Ann Raleigh, NC Boyette, Karen Michelle Wilson, NC Boykin, Jeffery Wilson, NC Braswell, Sharon Lynn Raleigh, NC Brodie, Constance Louisburg, NC Browning, Susan Beth Rocky Mount, NC Bryant, Maurice Dwane Raleigh, NC Buckhalt, Holly Gene Lexington, VA Bunch, Tina Marie Nags Head, NC Burt, Sharon Aycock Rocky Mount, NC Byrd, Penny Ruth Angier, NC Carpenter, Susan Jean Chesapeake, VA Carter, Betty Lynn Clinton, NC Carter, Clint B. Rocky Mount, NC Cash, Lisa Anne Oxford, NC Chun, Karen Guaynabo, Puerto Rico 135 Clark, Yomi Beva Windsor, NC Conner, Sean Micheal Morehead City, NC Conway, Jewel Elizabeth Rocky Mount, NC Cooper, Kimberly Leigh Middlesex, NC Cooper, Marshall Geoffrey Wilson, NC Croom, Susan E. Raleigh, NC Curtis, Katrina Kay Wilson, NC Cutler, Jay Tarboro, NC Dalton, Lois Marie Richmond, VA Darnell, Linda Yvonne Fayetteville, NC Daughtry, Martha Lynne Clinton, NC Davis, Paula Annette Princeton, NC Davis, Terry Lynn Goldsboro, NC Dawson, Marjorie Ann Kinston, NC Dickerson, Jerry Thomas Oxford, NC Di I ley, Sherman Thomas Bloomfield, NJ Dove, Telecia Tonya Kinston, NC Edwards, Donnie Glenn Goldsboro, NC naann Surprise! Your on Candid Camera! It never fails, whenever you get yourself in an awkward predicament, (like the time I caught Tom Grubbs in jail) or your just not expecting it, (like in your biology class) or that one moment you decide to do something crazy, (who is Pam Currie suppose to be anyway?) there is always somebody nearby with a camera who just can’t let you forget! 1 136 Elliott, Mary Annette Chesapeake, Va Ennis, Angela Renee Clayton, NC Epps, Suzanne Leonore Wilson, NC Evans, Oscar Neal Lucama, NC Ferrell, Laffayette D. Wilson, NC Folsom, Diane K Altamonte Springs, FL Folston, Lynn Webb Stantonsburg, NC Franks, Deborah Lynn Goldsboro, NC Furlough, Rodd Jeffery Creswell, NC Gatlin, Valarie Annette Grimesland, NC Gay, Barry John Smithfield, NC Gay, Tina Yvonne Wilson, NC Gilbert, Robyn Christine Chesapeake, VA Glover, Dana Michelle Middlesex, NC Godwin, William Matthew Rocky Mount, NC Gorham, Andre Rayvette Saratoga, NC Govan, Elizabeth Ellen La Grange, NC j i 137 Gregory, Sharon Lynn Richmond, VA Griffin, Lori Michelle Rocky Mount, NC Grubbs, Thomas Glenn Raleigh, NC Gupton, Cindy L. Rocky Mount, NC Hardison, Steven Wayne Rocky Mount, NC Herring, Mary Beth Kinston, NC Holton, Sandra Grontsboro, NC House, Kimberley Jean Smithfield, NC Howell, Charles Jeff Wilson, NC Ingledue, Paula Louise Virginia Beach, VA Ipock, Grace Louise Beaufort, NC Irvine, Amber Dawn Wilson, NC Jones, Lori J. Raleigh, NC Joyce, Anne H. Roanoke, VA Karsnak, Ann Greenville, NC Kave, Robert W. Allentown, PA Keene, Tracy Lynn Mount Olive, NC Keyes, Wanda Louise Washington, NC Gosh, it sure is nice to see new face around here. My name is Judy. What's ? Oh, so you're the strong silent type. That's okay. I've got plenty to say. I can see you're not from the city. Don't be offended by that. There's nothing wrong with a little country flair. As a matter of fact, I've always been a person who dresses as she pleases. Are you a freshman or a ? That's right, You don't say much. Well, I'm a sophomore, and I know the ropes around here pretty well. So if you need some help adjusting or whatever, I'll be glad to give you a hand. I know how it is to be the new kid on the block. Look at it this way, though: I'm smiling, so it can't be all that bad here. T38 Kimbrough, Ginger Rae Plymouth, NC Kirstein, Lena Amelia Farmville, VA Langley, Sonya Maria Greenville, NC Marsh, Francis John Lucama, NC Mason, Kimberly Roanoke Rapids, NC Maxwell, Sonya J. Buies Creek, NC McCall, Kathleen M. Plainfield, Nj McDonald, Susan Renee Raleigh, NC McGinnis, Lezandra Jean Goldsboro, NC Meyers, Lisa Kay Chesapeake, VA Mitchell, Marla Jaye Goldsboro, NC 140 Montgomery, Helen Yvonne Christiansburg, VA Moore, Teri Lynne Clayton, NC Murray, Karen Allison Wilson, NC Murray, Kimberley Ann Raleign, NC Norwood, Sandra Elizabeth Oxford, NC O'Brien, Polly Jane Newport, NC Peterson, Dee Ann Clinton, NC Phillips, Mary Ruth Raleigh, NC Pittman, Allison Michelle Beaufort, NC Poythress, Kimberly Rose Wilson, NC Proctor, Jill Anne Fairfax, VA : m-'W 141 Pucci, Donna Marie Matawan, NJ Ragans, Tina Charleen Roxboro, NC Read, John Ladeau Raleigh, NC Reardon, Paula Denise Raleigh, NC Renfrow, Steven Wade Wilson, NC Revel I, Linda Sue Kenly, NC Roach, Judy Ann Burlington, N) Sammis, Bryan Lee Cherry Hill, NJ Schroeder, Laurel Ann Hightstown, NJ Shelton, Kellie Marvin Tarboro, NC Shields, Constance P. Hertford, NC Sledge, Micheal Wayne Emporia, VA Smith, Ernest Edward Wilson, NC Spangler, Shirley Angela Raleigh, NC Snrine, Kathleen Louise I 142 Stokes, Angela Diane Belhaven, NC Storey, Patsy jayne Murfreesboro, NC Strickland, Nancy Lois Roanoke Rapids, NC Stroud, Teresa Lynn Pink Hill, NC Swain, Delores Ann Ahoskie, NC Awkward Moments Here are some scenes that only the quick flash of a camera can catch. We are not even going to try to explain what is going on in these flashes. Taylor, Fernetia Wilson, NC Taylor, Lori Ann Wilson, NC Temple, Robin Marshall Camden, NC Themides, Jimmy Virginia Beach, VA Thomas, Theresa Ann Angier, NC Thorpe, Kimberly Anne Roxboro, NC Tipps, Jeff D. Wilson, NC Tyndall, Anita Carol Kinston, NC Van Covern, Julie Ann Charlotte, NC Wadkins, Douglas Sylvania, AL 143 Wall, Nannette Louise Martinsville, NC Weaver, Sonja Faye Four Oaks, NC West, Rosa Lisa Cary, NC White, Diana Wilson, NC Whitley, Dawn Renee Smithfield, NC Wiggins, Penny Roberta Raleigh, NC Wilkins, Bonita Kaye Rougemont, NC Williams, Lillie Anne Castalia, NC Wilson, Genita Evelyn Henderson, NC Winslow, Joseph Wilson Creswell, NC Woodard, Evelyn Christine Louisburg, NC Wooten, Steven Wayne Pinetops, NC 144 JUNIORS CLASS OF 1385 CLASS OFFICERS: Angela Balzarano — President, Chris Harraghy — Senator, Libby Mercer — Wee President, Libby Bennett — Secretary Treasurer, David Sharpe — Senator. J 146 Adcock, Annette K. Raleigh, NC Ames, Laura Ann Dudley, NC Anderson, Leonard E. Millville, NJ Armstrong, joni Lynne Wilmington, NC Artis, Phyllis Maxine Kinston, NC Ayers, Cynthia Lynn Manassas, VA Ayscue, Cheryl Lynn Henderson, NC Bailey, Teresa Earle Butner, NC Baines, Sheri Janell Laurinburg, NC Baitinger, Leslie Anne baitinge Raleign, NC Baker, Deborah Raye Wilson, NC Barbee, Julie Vanne Stumpy Point, NC Barham, Rhonda Lee Wendell, NC Barnes, Wendy Jeanette Macclesfield, NC Baxley, Sandra Kay Fairmont, NC Bennett, Don Aurora, NC Bennett, Phyllis S. Newton Grove, NC Bennett, Libby Arapahoe, NC Bizzell, Thomas Kent Princeton, NC Black, Jennifer Gail Pitman, NJ Blow, Russell Allen Lucama, NC Bolton, James Cener Woodland, NC Bowen, Lynette Latham Plymouth, NC Boyd, Connie Ann Wilson, NC Bradley, Barbara W. Smithfield, NC Braman, Craig Morgan Yorktown, VA Bradshaw, Marigail Kinston, NC Bradsher, Micheal Thomas Henderson, NC Brantley, Mary Lisa Bailey, NC Briggs, Dorothy Elinor Virginia Beach, VA 147 Your Smile I can see upon your face a smile giving way. It lights my life and warms my heart and changes night to day. Keep that smile and hold it like a banner far above and from that smile you’ll show them all that you are filled with Love. Robyn Lynam Brigman, LeAnne Kinston, NC Browder, Bobby Spring Hope, NC Bryan, Susan Renee Dudley, NC Burgess, Linda lone Grafton, VA Burton, Mary Elizabeth Fayetteville, NC Campbell, Carolyn Jayne Hampstead, NC Carter, Ann Lucama, NC Clifton, Laurinda Jo Wilson, NC Coates, Nanette LeVay Kenly, NC 148 Coats, Charles Marshall Rocky Mount, NC Coats, Marsha Dawn Rocky Mount, NC Curlin, Sandra Jayne Wilson, NC Daniel, James Luther Black Creek, NC Davis Jr., Bobby Perry Ahoskie, NC Davis, Dee Ann Goldsboro, NC Davis, Elston, B. Miami, FL Deal, Willa Ann Dowdy, LuAnn Williamston, NC Dupree, Deborah Anne Kenly, NC Ellis, Tracy Lee Stantonsburg, NC Farmer, Lisa A. Wilson, NC Faulkner, Micheal Martin Grifton, NC Fleming, Lisa Michelle Fremont, NC Forbes, Beth Wilson, NC Forrest, Sherry Louise Ayden, NC Frazier, Ruth E. Wilson, NC . Fussell, Bonnie Lorette Raleigh, NC Giebel, Barbara Fayetteville, NC Glover, Micheal Todd Bailey, NC Godwin, Bodie Kazan Kenly, NC 149 Gore, Alesia Regina Whiteville, NC Gray, Jeffrey Lloyd Pikeville, NC Greenacre, Cindy Louise Collingswood, NJ Griffin, L. Lynn New Bern, NC Hampton, Frances Evans Coinjock, NC Harmon, Angela Gay Ahoskie, NC Harrell, Annette Whitakers, NC Hawkins, Sarah L. Cove City, NC Hawley, Linda Riley Elm City, NC Healy, Dawn Marie Medford, NJ Henderson, Comellia R. Newport, NC Hendricks, Teresa Helen Wilson, NC Herald, Gregory W. Windsor, NC Higgins, Judi Anne Gaston, NC Hill, Charles Edward Greensborro, NC Hillquist, Dennis Robert Virginia Beach, VA Holding, Ann Venning Wake Forest, NC Holman, Melanie Dawn Wilson, NC Horton, Sandra Lee Winton, NC Hunter, Wanda Ann Clinton, NC Hurst, Billy Allen Greenville, NC 150 Just Waiting Around Jackson, John Jeffery Rocky Mount, NC Jones, James Hardy Kinston, NC Jones, Jana Louise Ayden, NC Jones, Marilyn A. New Bern, NC Jones, Rhondra Denise Goldsboro, NC Jordan, N. Diane Belvidere, NC Kirby, Cynthia Ann Virginia Beach, VA Kitavama, Nobuo KitaKyushu-shi, Japan Kornegay, Kimberly J. Mount Olive, NC Lamm, Lisa Ann Goldsboro, NC I 151 Lamm, Trudy H. Wilson, NC Lawson, T. Michele Stokesdale, NC Leggett, Tona Ann Fairmont, NC Letchworth, Loretta Ann Pinetops, NC Lewis, Jettye Theressa Pikeville, NC Little, Nancy Irene Wilson, NC Little, Richard Allen Wilson, NC Lofton, Randy Lee Wilson, NC LoHorn, Diana G. Jamesville, NC Lucas, Nancy Denise Rocky Mount, NC Mangum, William Mark Bealeton, VA Maniace, Teresa Lynn Randolph, NJ Martin, Elizabeth Jeanne Westminster, MD Mason, Pamela Marie Trenton, NJ May, Deborah L. Goldsboro, NC 152 McIntosh, Julie Ann Wilson, NC Mercer, Elizabeth Rose Wilson, NC Messick, Thomas R. Greenville, NC Metts, Jeff Summerville, SC Miller, Thomas Edward Edenton, NC Moore, Jaconna Smithfield, NC Moore, Kenney Kyle Newport, NC O'Ham, Jeffery K. Elm City, NC Olivere, Rick Wilmington, DE O'Neal, Donna Jean Oxford, NC Many things can occupy the mind while sitting in a classroom. First, I usually decide what I'm going to do after class. Should I go to the store first or read that story for World Authors — go to the store. Then my eyes drift to the window. The Autumn leaves splash bright colors on the dull white houses. A warm breeze teases a yellow leaf, making it turn and twist. After this view, who wants to listen to a teacher dissect an Apple computer. An orange Trans Am zips down O'Neal, Vickie Lynn Zebulon, NC Outland, Teresa Carol Carrsville, VA Page, Belinda Dawn Wilson, NC Parker, Donna Lynette Nashville, NC the road. A slight pause is taken to copy a title from the board, the purpose is inknown. I wish somebody would change the bullitin board — four months of Pac-Man's jolly expression is really becoming disgusting. The wind finally captures the leaf and carries it away. Have you ever noticed the ceiling in Hines Looks like an egg carton? Any minute a giant egg is going to fall and wipe out the entire class. I think I'll go shopping this weekend. I need toothpaste. What about that research paper? Maybe I can get up early Saturday — no, the library opens late. Paper can wait. A digital alarm goes off as a subtle hint to the teacher that class is nearly over. My eyes focus on the second hand of my watch as it slowly ticks away the final seconds. At last, escape! 153 Parker, Greg Wilson Woodland, NC Parker, Sharon Rhodes Washington, NC Pate, Amy E. Pate, Robin Rose Mount Olive, NC Patel, Sunita Edenton, NC Pender, Sandra Gail Eureka, NC Philyaw, Anthony Allen Comfort, NC Phipps, Patricia Louise New Bern, NC Pounds, Victor Lee Clayton, NC Pray, Laura Louise Raleigh, NC Prevatt, Pamela Rae Greensboro, NC Prince, Randy Lee Wilson, NC Purvis, Franklin Carl Bethel, NC Ramirez, Juan Carlos Tarboro, NC Ray, Mary Elizabeth Fremont, NC Raynor, Tammye Lamont Goldsboro, NC Rider, Amelie Virginia Poquoson, VA Robinson, Andrea Marie Mathews, NC Dear Mom and Dad: School is fine. My classes are going good. I have hadfour tests this week. My English teacher is crazy. She expects us to write papers in class without our books. I got my History paper last week. 1 guess “The Dog Population in Albuquer- que” is not that interesting. The food is good. If you can recog- nize it, it’s OK. Saturday we had something called Cheese Strata. We don’t know what it was. I think it’s better that way. I’m glad Domino’s delivers. Could you send me some cookies? We use popcorn to supple- ment our diet. My roommate is fine. She broke up with Jim, but she is still seeing Bill. She’s kinda messy, but I guess I’m notSpic and Span either. I wish she would stop talking on the phone all night. Her brother is very cute. Steve is fine. He and I went to McDonald’s last night. Big Date! He is going home for break. He had a cold last week, but he’s better now. If he doesn’t call soon, I’m going to break up with him. Work is OK. I get a paycheck right before I come home. I need it bad. Christmas is so expensive. I think I’ll give up some of my friends next year. What does Suzy want this year? Last year she broke every- thing before New Years. I hope she hasn’t gotten into my room. That’s all for now. I have to study for my next exam. I will be home next Tuesday if my car is out of the shop. Love, Your Daughter PC $ $ .J. JptyJpJpJp 154 Robinson, Regina Kay Trenton, NC Rogers, Lori Dunn Wilson, NC Rose, Jr. Dwight Lucama, NC Rowe, Lisa Chocowinity, NC Rowland, Henry Thaxton Rocky Mount, NC Rowland, Lisa Glynn Roanoke Rapids, NC Schuermann, Carla Diane San Antonio, TX Schuermann, Julia Faye San Antonio, TX Sellers, Robin Lee Fayetteville, NC Sharpe, Patrick Dave Elm City, NC 155 Shelley, Sondra Gay Creedmoor, NC Shupe, Carol Jean Garner, NC Siren, William Edward Medford, NJ Sloop, Robert Felts Wilson, NC Sodermalm, Michael Sweden Stallings, Douglas A. Princeton, NC Stockton, Lisa Cheryl Raleigh, NC Stone, Darrell Bunn, NC Streeter, Tammy Lynn Winterville, NC Strickland, Sandra L. Garner, NC Sullivan, Johnny Ralph Bailey, NC Sullivan, Linda Deans Sims, NC Summerlin, Arlinda C. Wilson, NC Sutton, Cheryl A. Clinton, NC Swain, Maria Renee Wilson, NC Taylor, Sheila Eileen Chocowinity, NC Taylor, Sherry Dale Drewryville, VA Thorne, Donna Lynn Wilson, NC Turley, Anthony J. Mount Olive, NC Turner, Cathy Jo Pikeville, NC Turner, Kathy Elm City, NC Vandervort, Pamela Jane Youngsville, NC Walden, Ladonna Raeford, NC Webb, Kathy Rocky Mount, NC Weeks, Lari Ann Goldsboro, NC Welch, Sandra Lee Delran, NJ Wells, Jennifer Mayers Teachey, NC 156 Wells, Kelly Lynn Raleigh, NC Whitaker, Amy Malene Washington, NC Whitehead, James Earl Brooklyn, NY Wiggins, Gretchen C. Pollocksville, NC Williams, Barbara Lee Rose Hill, NC Williams, Martin Keith Elizabeth City, NC Witherspoon, Charles Lee Wilson, NC Wood, Tami Lynn Princeton, NC Wood, Veronica Elaine Erwin, NC Young, Philip Jay Great Falls, VA j 157 SENIORS CLASS OFFICERS: Senators — Becky Lucas, F.T. Franks, (not pictured) Sarah Cox — President, Pam Tombleson — Vice President, Paul NunnaUy — Secretary Treasurer, Harvey Stalls — Senator CLASS OF 1384 Aldridge, Sandra Lynn Columbia, MD Alford, Charlene Rene Rocky Mount, NC Alford, Dana Michelle Rocky Mount, NC Allen, Belinda Leigh Waldorf, MC 158 NMMMMMlMni Allen, Brookie Lynn Four Oaks, NC Anders, Brenda Leigh Windsor, NC Aoki, Tomoki Japan Applebee, Kenneth Earl Fort Pierce, FL Arnette, Ella Rose Seven Springs, NC Aycock, Gerald Lamar Fremont, NC Aycock, Sarah Katherine Fremont, NC Aycock, Troy Xanthus Bailey, Thomas Ruffin Barner, NC Baker, Susan Delores Fayetteville, NC Bales, Virginia Ann Black Mountain, NC Ballard, Albert C. New Bern, NC Barnes, Micheal Wilson, NC Batchelor, Stephen Blake Wilson, NC Battle, Larry Donnell Nashville, NC Beasley, Eleanor Faye Seven Springs, NC Bernard, Robin Renee Oxford, NC Best, Jacquelyn Helen Pfafftown, NC Bishop, Wendy Gail Roxobel, NC Bissette, Melissa Lynne Elm City, NC 159 Bissette, Wanda Diane Middlesex, NC Boyette, Lori M. Sims, NC Boykin, Bonnie Lynne Raleigh, NC Boykin, Lisa Helen Wilson, NC Branch, Paul Melvin Wilson, NC Brann, Gina Grant Snow Hill, NC Brett, Donna lean Murfreesboro, NC Brown, Deborah Jane Kinston, NC Brown, Martha Louise Martinsville, NJ Byrd, Micheal Clay Suffulk, VA Campbell, Alton Ray Eure, NC Carraras, Lisa Marie Midlothian, VA Coburn, Mindy Carol Portsmouth, VA Cox, James Cohen Stantonsburg, NC 160 Cox, Sarah Miller Raleigh, NC Craig, Gino E. Ahoskie, NC Currie, Pamela Kay Norlina, NC Dai I, Debbie Clinton, NC Daughtry, Kimberly Lane Plymouth, NC Davenport, Jeffrey C. Creswell, NC Davenport, Robin P. Whitakers, NC Davis, Annette Elaine Miami, FL Davis, Joseph Kenneth Rocky Mount, NC Dean, Susan Joyce Wendell, NC Dennis, Susanne Ellen Mechanicsville, VA Dickerson, Lisa Anne Rocky Mount, NC Di Guglielmo, Michael E. Wilmington, DE Edwards, James Stephan Newport, NC 161 Edwards, Steven Wayne Emporia, VA Eure, Nancy Carol Eure, NC Fahling-Owens, Patricia Wilson, NC Farley, Linda Ann New Carro I ton, MD Ferguson, William F. Arlington, N] Forehand, Julie Kent Williamston, NC Franks, Jr. Fate Turner Wilson, NC Frieary, Jill Marie Wilson, NC Caskill, Gilda Lynne Tar boro, NC Gaskens, Belinda Jean Kilmarnock, VA Gilliam, Joseph Lee Zebulon, NC Glenn, Elizabeth Baldwin Suffolk, VA Godwin, Douglas Wayne Black Creek, NC Goodrich, Mary Anne Wakefield, VA Gregory, Lisa Annette Greenville, NC Griffin, Stewart Eugene Spring Hope, NC Grove, Donna J. Pennsville, NJ Hamlin, Lian Dae Lawrenceville, VA Hansley, Cynthia Lujean Wilmington, NC Hardy, Robert Willis Wilson, NC 162 Harmon, Thomas Alvin Goldsboro, NC � tX%NV vW - V 3af''' w -■ . .: v« y WMBi1 _____ ' ■ .':' jfy..■ Harrell, Beverly Rene Mount Olive, NC Harris, Pattie Anne Littleton, NC Harris, Rosa Louise Afton, VA 163 Harris, Sibyl Yvette Wendell, NC Hawley, Carol Rocky Mount, NC Heath, Shereen Dawn Goldsboro, NC Helstrom, Debra Lynne Northbridge, MA Hendrix, Cheryl Lee Oviedo, FL Herring, Ann Frances La Grange, NC High, Deborah Spring Hope, NC Hinson, Nancy Patricia Smithfield, NC Holland, Judy Ann La Grange, NC 164 I 1 Holland, Ranie Kilpatrick Pikeville, NC Holland, Sara Theresa Zebulon, NC Holloman, Danny Ray Hallsboro, NC Hollowell, Carla Denise Goldsboro, NC Honeycutt, Sherry Lynne Angier, NC Horne, Lisa Gayle Rocky Mount, NC Huber, Scott B. Baton Rouge, LA Huffman, Phillip C. Smithfield, NC Humieda, Sharhabil O. Omdurman, Sudan lernigan, Janie Edwards Colerain, NC Jeter, Deborah Lynn Wilson, NC Jocobo, Elias Zacurias Johnson, Cecelia Denise Mount Olive, NC Johnson, Wendy Ralene Murfreesboro, NC Jolly, Jane Elizabeth Louisburg, NC Jones, Lisa Jean Farmville, NC Jordan, Carol Jean Pikeville, NC Jordan, Kimberly Ann Branchville, NC Joyner, Wendy Elizabeth Rocky Mount, NC Kelly, Lea Anne Alexandria, VA I 165 King, Patricia Ives Jacksonville, NC Koonce, Edward Speight Tar boro, NC Lambeth, Connie Lynn Raleigh, NC Land, Lydia Ray New Bern, NC Lane, William Douglas Robersonville, NC Langston, Barbara Sue Wilson, NC Leary, Susan Renee Cary, NC LeBlanc, Douglas McClure Havelock, NC Lee, Carolyn Lucas Black Creek, NC Lee, Chip Wilson, NC 166 n Lee, Donna Lambert Princeton, NC Levy, Debbie B. Wilson, NC Lewis, Brian Preston Scotland Neck, NC Lewis, Dorothy Irene Crifton, NC Lewis, Ethel Marie Grifton, NC Liggan, Tammy Jo Mechanicsville, VA Lindsay, Miracle Yvonne Clinton, NC Little, Laura Kim Norfolk, VA Lucas, Rebecca Lynne Rocky Mount, NC Luper, Cary Lane Kenly, NC MacLennan, Jeffrey Dale Wilson, NC Manning, Pamela Jean Greenville, NC Martin, Jennifer Lynne Godwin, NC Mason, Donna Kile Fremont, NC Mattern, Ulrike H. Everswinkel, Germany McLamb, Melinda D. Ayden, NC Miller, Linda Sharp Wilson, NC 167 Mitchell, Unwood Darryl Middlesex, NC Morgan, Dorothy Scott Smithfield, NC Musgrave, Timothy Leigh Wilson, NC Nanney, Timothy Lee Raleigh, NC Nelms, Jamie Lynne Castalia, NC Newcomb, Charis Hart Goldsboro, NC Nixon, Michael R. Wilson, NC NunnaUy, Paul Joseph Richmond, VA Owen, Lynda Jean Wilson, NC Pace, Rebecca Lula Franklinton, NC Parker, Angela Marie Erwin, NC Parks, Lesley Ann Scotland Neck, NC Pate, Donna Lynn Mount Olive, NC Patterson, Sandra K. Winston-Salem, NC 168 Perry, Donald Keith Scotland Neck, NC Perva, Ron 5. Rocky Mount, NC Phillips, Lesa Leigh Raleigh, NC Phillips, Timothy Glenn Clayton, NC Piner, Catherine Lucy Wilson, NC Pippen, William Augustus Williamston, NC Plyler, Laura Elizabeth Raleigh, NC Potter, Phyllis Ann Mount Olive, NC Powers, Cynthia A. Moyock, NC Price, Suzanne Lynn Benson, NC Proctor, Barbara Wilson, NC Proctor, Judy Karen Wilson, NC Pulley, Robin Lynne Selma, NC Purcell, Peter Nelson Pikeville, NC 169 IO PRINT “WHAT IS YOUR NAME?19 Ricks, Denise Renee Franklin, VA Roberts, fames Robert Hillsborough, NC Rollins, Gwendolyn A. Wilson, NC Salmon, Tina Marie Norlina, NC Sarbry, Heather Merritt Island, FL Satterfield, Marvin W. Pikeville, NC Saunders, Melissa Carol Wilson, NC Schmid, Frnest Joseph Goldsboro, NC Stalls, Harvey Clayton Robersonville, NC Stephenson, Deborah Ann Smithfield, NC Stocks, Sharon Lee Hookerton, NC Stroud, Amy W. Elm City, NC SO ENTER N$ 30 PRINT “HELLO”; NS 40 PRINT “HOW OLD ARE YOU?” 50 ENTER A BO LET A = A + 16 70 PRINT “IN THE YEAR SOOO YOU WILL BE” 80 PRINT A; “YEARS OLD!” 90 PRINT “GOOD-BYE”; N$ 95 END 170 RUN WHAT IS YOUR NAME? ?LISA HELLO LISA HOW OLD ARE YOU? ?1S IN THE YEAR SOOO YOU WILL BE 35 YEARS OLD! GOOD-BYE LISA RflHH Summerlin, Beverly LeAnne Fremont, NC Sutherland, Julia Ann Suffolk, VA Swagler, Dale Todd Dennisville, NJ Swindell, Sylvia Mary Hopewell, VA Sykes, Diane Rocky Mount, NC Taylor, Drew Walston Raleigh, NC Terstrand, Fredrik C. Fkero, Sweden Thomas, Gene A. Wilson, NC 171 Thomas, Madeline Moncure, NC Travis, Cathy Marie Kinston, NC Tyndall, Curtis Bryan New Bern, NC Tyner, Betty Jeanine Smith field, NC Vitt, James William Wilson, NC Wade, Karen Parvin Wilson, NC Watt, Brenda Lea Falls Church, VA Weaver, Laura Jean Lewiston, NC Wells, Baxter Hunter Goldsboro, NC Williams, Jesse Garland Wendell, NC Williams, Karen Elizabeth Mount Olive, NC Williamson, Linda Wilson, NC Witt, Gail Renee Colonial Heights, VA Worley, Linda Gray Smithfild, NC 172 GRADUATION 1984 i Sarah Bain Ward President Hemby 174 Senior Class Officers: Harvey Stalls, F.T. Franks, Becky Lucas, Paul Nunnely, Sally Cox. 176 SENIOR REGISTER Sandra Lynn Aldridge Columbia, Md. Hearing Impaired Activities: Sophomore Class Vice President; Collegiate 2; EHI 3,4; SNEA 4; Vice President — Harper 4; Honors: Undergraduate Fellowship 1,2,3,4; Dean's List 1,2,3,4; President's List 2,3; Wilson Lions Club Scholarship 3; Dana Michelle Alford Rocky Mount, N.C. Nursing Activities: SGA — Senator 2; SNO — President 4; Rene Alford Rocky Mount, N.C. Elementary Education Activities; SNEA 3,4; Honors: Dean's List 4; Brookie Lynn Allen Four Oaks, N.C. Nursing Activities: SNO 3,4; AlChi 4; Honors: Dean's List 1,2,3; President's List 3; Alpha Chi Honor Society 3,4; Tomoki Aoki Japan Mathematics Activities: Sigma Phi Epsilon-Guard, Scholastic 3,4, Thomas Ruffin Bailey Garner, N.C. Business Adminstration Activities: Baseball 1,2,3,4; Phi Beta Lambda 4; Honors: Dean's List 3; All Conference in Baseball 2,3; Virginia Ann Bales Black Mountain, N.C. Elementary Education Activities: SNEA, Sigma Phi Epsilon Little Sister, DSU, FCA; Honors: Dean's List 3; Larry Battle Nashvitle, N.C. Business Administration Activities: Gospel Choir — Librarian 1,2,3; College Choir Vocal Ensemble 1,2; Resident Assistant 4; Campus Patrol 1,2,3; Stage and Script 4; Afro-Awareness 1; Desk Worker 1,2,3,4; Jacquelyn Helen Best Pfafftown, N.C. Religion and Philosophy Activities: Second Generation Club 2,3; Pine Knot 1; DSU 4; Psychology Club 4; Honors; Alpha Chi 3,4; Wendy Bishop Roxobel, N.C. Accounting Activities: Accounting Club 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Softball 3,4; Honors: Dean's List 3, Wanda Dianne Bissette Middlesex, N.C. Business Administration Activities: Phi Beta Lambda 1; Lisa H. Boykin Wilson, N.C. English Activities: Collegiate — Assistant Editor 1,2, Editor 3; Sophomore Class Senator; Voung Democrats — Vice President 2; Social Science Club — Vice Presidet 2; English Club President 3; Honors: Undergraduate Fellowship 1,2,3,4; Alpha Chi Honor Society 3,4; Ted C. Foy English Scholarship 3; Donna Jean Brett Murfreesboro, N.C. Business and Office Administration Activities: Phi Beta Lambda 4; Honors: Dean's List 3; Michael Clay Byrd Suffolk, Va. Business Administration Activities: Sigma Phi Epsilon 2, Recording Secretary 3,4; IFC — Secretary Treasurer 3, Vice President 4; Phi Beta Lambda 3; Honors: Dean's List 1; Sigma Phi Epsilon Chairman of the Year 3; Sarah Miller Cox Raleigh, N.C. Sociology Activities: Alpha Omega 1,2,4, Co-leader 3; Phi Mu — Pledge President 1; WIA 1, Secretary 2, President 3; Sigma Phi Epsilon Little Sister 1,2,3; Peer Counselor 3; Homecoming Court — Finalist 2; Homecoming Queen 3; Senior Class President; Pamela Kay Currie Norlina, N.C. Music Education Activities: College Choir 1,2,3,4; College Band 1,3; Circle-K 3,4; MENC — Vice President 1,2,3,4; SNEA 4; WIA 4; Junior Class Secretary; Honors: Music Fee Wavier Scholarship 1,2n3; Robin Perry Dayenport Whitakers, N.C. Nursing Activities: SNO 3,4; Annette Elaine Davis Miami, Fla. Business Administration Activities: Delta Sigma Theta — Vice President, SNO, Pan Hellenic Council — Vice President Minority Organization Council; Susan Joyce Dean Wendell, N.C. Nursing Activities: SNO 4; 178 Honors: Undergraduate Fellowship 1; Lisa Anne Dickerson Rocky Mount, N.C. Elementary Education Activities: Freshmen Class Senator; Psychology Club 2,3,4; Kadir Donmez Beaumont, Tx. Chemistry Activities: Athletic Committee 4; Science Club 3,4; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Honors: Dean's List 3; Soccer Co-Captain 3; Most Valuable Player. All-District; All-Conference; Jill Frieary Wilson, N.C. Business Education Activities: Volleyball 3; Softball 3,4; J. Lee Gilliam Zebulon, N.C. Accounting Activities: Accounting Club 2, Treasurer 3, President 4; Phi Beta Lambda 2; Honors: Undergraduate Fellowship; Dean's List; President's List; Lisa Annette Gregory Greeville, N.C. Nursing Activities: SNO, Phi Theta Sigma — President of Little Sisters, College Choir; Robert Hardy Wilson, N.C. Science Activities: Science Club 2, Vice President 3, President 4; Honors: Dean's List 1; Thomas Alvin Harmon Goldsboro, N.C. Chemistry Activities: Junior Class Senator: Alpha Omega — Leader 3; Science Club 1,2,3,4; Republican Club 2; Honors: Dean's List; President's List; Alpha Chi; Patti Anne Harris Littleton, N.C. Sociology Activities: RA 4; Basketball 1; Social Science — Secretary 3; Pi Gamma Mu 3,4; Carol Hawley Rocky Mount, N.C. Business Administration Activities: Phi Beta Lambda; Honors: Dean's List 3; Ann Francis Herring La Grange, N.C. Elementary Education Activities: SNEA 3; Alpha Chi 3; Honors: Honors Scholarship 1,2,3; Alph Chi 3; Danny Holloman Hallsboro, N.C. Elementary Education Activities: SNEA 3, Secretary 4; Who's Who 4; President of Waters Hall 4; Resident Assistant 4; MIA 4; Big Brother 4; Mr. Top Hat Candidate 4; Carla Denise Hallowell Goldsboro, N.C. Hearing Impaired Activities: Alpha Chi — Treasurer 4; EHI — Secretary 1,2,3,4; SNEA 3,4; Clogging Club 3; Honors: President's List 3; Marshall 3; Dean's List 1,2,3; Delta Kappa Gamma Scholarship 3; Lisa Gayle Horne Rocky Mount, N.C. Business Administration Activities: Phi Beta Lambda 4; Eleanor Beasley Jones Activities: SNEA 4; Spanish Club 2; Honors: Dean's List 2; Academic Honors 1; Carol Jordan Pikeville, N.C. Science Activities: Science Club 2, Secretary Treasurer 3, Vice President 4; Teri Marie Lawson Oxford, N.C. Hearing Impaired Activities: EHI 3,4; SNEA 4; Honors: Dean's List 3; Carolyn Lucas Lee Black Creek, N.C. Elementary Education Activities: SNEA, Alpha Chi 4; Honors: Dean's List 3,4; Honor's Scholarship 3,4; Irene Lewis Grifton, N.C. Mathematics Activities: PE Club 1,2; Math Club 2,3,4; Softball 1,2; Basketball 1; Volleyball 1; Marie Lewis Grifton, N.C. Mathematics Activities: PE Club 1,2; Math Club 2,3,4; Basketball — Clock Keeper 2,3,4; Volleyball 1; Softball 1,2; Rebecca Lynne Lucas Rocky Mount, N.C. Business Administration Activities: SGA — Senator 4; International Club — President 3,4; Honors: Dean's List 3; Cary Lane Luper Kenly, N.C. Mathematics Activities: College Band 1; President 2; Phi Mu 2,3, Recording Secretary 4; Sigma Phi Epsilon Golden Heart 4; Math Club — Vice President 1,2,3,4; Awards: Math Club Award 2,3; Donna Kyle Mason Fremont, N.C. Business Administration Honors: Dean's List 3; 179 Melinda D. McLamb Ayden, N.C. Accounting Activities: Phi Beta Lambda 3,4; Accounting Club 3,4; Honors: Dean's List 3; State Government Intern 4; Anita Cary Miller Fredericksburg, Va. Mathematics Activities: Delta Zeta — Guard, Treasurer, Song Chairman 1,2,3,4; Sigma Phi Epsilon Golden Heart — Vice President; Jazz Band, Concert Band, Math Club, Alpha Chi 1,2,3,4; Linda Sharp Miller Activities: SNEA 3,4; Collegiate 4; Honors: Dean's List 1,2,3; Darryl Mitchell Middlesex, N.C. Business Administration Activities: Phi Beta Lambda; Lynda Jean Owen Wilson, N.C. Biology Activities: Science Club 1,2,3,4; Collegiate 1,2,3; Alpha Chi — Secretary 4; Honors: Undergraduate Fellowship, Alpha Chi, Dean's List, President's List; Becky Pace Franklinton, N.C. Health and Physical Education Activities: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1, Captain 2,3,4; PE Club 3,4; Honors: Female Athlete of the Year 2,3; Homecoming Court 3; All-Conference Volleyball 3; All District Volleyball 3; All Tournament Volleyball 2,3; Player of the Year Volleyball 3; Sandra Katherine Patterson Winston-Salem, N.C. Business and Office Administration Activities: Phi Beta Lambda, Alpha Chi, SNEA, Alpha Omega, Peer Counselor; Honors: Alpha Chi Honor Award; Laura Elizabeth Plyler Raleigh, N.C. Hearing Impaired Activities: United Campus Christian Fellowship 1, President 2,3; WIA — Secretary 3; Junior Class President , Vice President; EHI — 1,2,3,4; Sign Choir 3; College Choir; Alpha Omega; Honors President's List, Dean's List; Rotary Cup, Marshal Alpha Chi; Phyllis Potter Mount Olive, N.C. Business Administration Activities: Deskwork 1; WIA 2; Phi Beta Lambda 3,4; Peer Counselor 4; Gospel Choir 4; Honors: Presidential Scholarship 4; Cynthia Ann Powers Moyock, N.C. Commercial Design Activities: Student Union Committee 1,2,3,4; Barbara Winstead Proctor Wilson, N.C. Elementary Education Activities: SNEA Honors: Dean's List 3,4; Karen Proctor Wilson, N.C. Business Administration Activities: College Choir 2,3,4; Collegiate 3; Second Generation Club 3; Commuter Club — Vice President 4; Robin Lynne Pulley Selma, N.C. Elementary Education Activities: SNEA 2,3,4; College Choir 3,4; Commuter's Club 4; Alpha Chi 4; Honors: Dean's List 1,2,3,4; Nominee for Who's Who 4; Peter Nelson Purcell Pikeville, N.C. Pre-Medical Activities: College Band 1; Collegiate 1,2,3; Science Club 1,2,3,4; Theta Kappa 3,4; Alpha Chi — President 4; Honors: Marshal 1,2,3; Rotary Club 1,2,3; President's List 1,2,3, Gwendolyn A. Rollins Wilson, N.C. Nursing Activities: SNO 4; Honors Junior Marshall for Senior Nursing Pinning Ceremony; 180 Harvey Clayton Stalls Robersonville, N.C. Business Administration Activities: Sigma Phi Epsilon 3, Comptroller 2, Corresponding Secretary 4; Senior Class Senator; Deborah Allen Stephenson Smithfield, N.C. Accounting Activities: Upsilon Chi Chapter-Phi Theta Kappa 1,2,3,4; Phi Beta Lambda 4; Day Student Association — Treasurer 4; Accounting Club 4; Honors: Phi Theta Kappa Outstanding Honor Student 2; Sharon Lee Stocks Hookerton, N.C. Business Administration Honors: Dean's List 3; Julia Sutherland Suffold, Va. Business Administration Activities: Phi Mu — Treasurer, President 1,2,3,4; Sigma Phi Epsilon Golden Heart-Secretary Treasurer, President 2,3,4; Diane Sykes Rocky Mount, N.C. Business and Office Administration Activities: Phi Beta Lambda 3,4; SNEA 3,4; Junior Class Senator; Honors: Dean's List 3; Carl Fredrick Artur Ternstran Ekero, Sweden Business Administration Activities: Tennis 4; Gene A. Thomas, Jr. Rocky Mount, N.C. Physical Education Activities: Golf 1; Basketball 1; PE Club — Secretary 2,3,4; SNEA 3,4; Soccer 3,4; Camput Security 2,3,4; Science 4; Madeline Thomas Moncure, N.C. Nursing Activities: Alpha Kappa Alpha 2,3; Gospel Choir — Secretary Treasurer 1,2,3; Minority Organization's Council 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Cathy Marie Travis Kinston, N.C. History Activities: Delta Zeta — Scholarship Chairman, Corresponding Secretary 1; Curtis Bryan Tyndall New Bern, N.C. Business Administration Honors: Dean's List; ACC Honor Scholarship: Brenda Lea Watt Falls Church, Va. Business Administration Activities; Sigma Sigma Sigma — Ritual Chairman, Treasurer, Social Chairman 1,2,3,4; Sigma Phi Epsilon Little Sister 2,3,4; Honors: Dean's List 3; Jesse Garland Williams, Jr. Wendell, N.C. Business Administration Activities: Freshmen Senator: Gospel Choir 1,2; Stage and Script — Purlie 3; Linda A. Williamson Wilson, N.C. Elementary Education Activities: SNEA 3,4; Commuter's Club 4; Honors: Homecoming Court 4; Linda G. Worley Smithfield, N.C. Hearing Impaired Activities: EHI 2, Treasurer 3,4; Bapist Student Unior 1,2; Big Sister 3,4; Learning Resource — Tutor 2,3,4; RA-Wenger 4; SNEA 2,3,4; Rena Yeaman Continuing Ed. Wilson, NC 181 LIFE AT ACC 182 183 LIFE AT ACC 185 186 Your Gonna Get Wet! INTERNATIONAL CLUB Back Row: Butch Tecson, Melody Meeks, Kadir Donmez, Annika Andborn, Andy Chiwona. Front Row: Jagadish Gowda, Nourhan Ali, Javidan Ali, Sunita Patel, Ulrike Mattern, Dr. Walter Anderson 187 We all need it. Most of us have a favorite one. What could it be? Food, of course. While the students at ACC sometimes complain about the cafeteria's food, they have to admit that the cafeteria often does a fabulous job with banquets and cook-outs. The delicious lobster dinner that the cafeteria prepared just be- fore the Christmas holidays is a great example. Some people looked doubtfully at the lob- sters as if they thought the red creatures were still alive. This lone lobster does appear as if it may snap its bonds in two at any moment. The cafeteria also does a great job on Wednesday nights. Every other Wednesday a help- yourself sundae bar is open for students. Doesn't that whipped cream look lus- cious? ACC students don't have it so bad after all! 1 188 FOOD! 189 192 (T -, -a i-t v.-' ; • i. � 193 194 Senior Nurses Get Even! 195 198 199 tUfye (Hofrrrmnmt JKssoctatton of 1983-1984 Congratulations to ttjE Ccfoly Elrctrir for £ 1984-1985 200 Paid Advertisement The Robbie Page Memorial Tri Sigma believes that those who receive much should give much. Because Tri Sigmas have a sincere interest in service to others and an earnest desire to help, the Sorority supports a broad and significant social service program. Nationally, each alumna and collegiate member and pledge contributes a minimum of three dollars a year into the Robbie Page Memorial Fund. Locally, specific projects adopted depend upon the needs and opportunities of the community. Service to children is emphasized and particularly play therapy for hospitalized children. Since 1956, Tri Sigma collegians and alumnae have contributed over a quarter of a million dollars in a sustaining program at the North Carolina Memorial Hospital at Chapel Hill. The Robbie Page Memorial Fund has financed a pioneering rehabilitation program for seriously ill children, provided the pediatrics department with a completely equipped new playroom, a library and conference center, a new isolation area, a second playroom for the new ambulatory unit, a nursery intensive care unit, and an adolescent lounge area with special activities for teenagers. Special grants support various interrelated programs centered in these playrooms for the pediatrics department where newest techniques in play therapy are demonstrated. In addition, the Robbie Page Memorial Fund financed a pilot study program in play therapy and now offers two graduate scholarships in this field each year. The 1974 Convention voted to begin work on playrooms at the Cardinal Clennon Memorial Hospital for Children at St. Louis, Missouri, as well as to maintain our facilities at the North Carolina Memorial Hospital at Chapel Hill. The Robbie Page Memorial through which Sigma Serves Children, was established in 1951 following the death of Robbie Page, son of Mary Hastings Holloway Page, National President of the Sorority at the time. Sigmas are grateful for a national Sisterhood that organizes our individual giving into constructive results, into accomplishment we could never effect as individuals, into achievements we may share together. SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA PHILANTHROPY Paid Advertisement 201 FAREWELL TO CALDWELL HALL CAIDW I I 203 204 205 1 'r 30 ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN COLLEGE — ... , , - m0rv)dUuati0Ra Opened 1902 by Disciples of Christ in building, earlier used by Kinsey1 Seminary. One block NE. This concludes die 13 3-X4 chapter of ACC. Remember die smiles, the tears, the laughter, and the screams. They are all a part of your Ife at AC. The Pine Knot staff has done an outstanding job in compiling your memories. We would like to drank everyone who assisted us, expecially Dean Joyner — advisor, Joe Allegood — Hunter representative, Dr. Fukuchi, The Collegiate, SC A, Sharon Smith, Connie Joyner, and Tempie Dillard. I would like to thank Mike, Donna, Beth and Mary for just being there. I look forward to working with the Pine Knot staff next year as we advance in our publication efforts. Sincerely, jut 208