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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1989 volume:

V Timz JOnvt 1989 Gray Whitley Assistant Photo Editor: Roy Lee Cover Art: Karen Rogers Editor: B. Todd Williams Assistant Editor: Jennifer Dickenson Dedication Bethany R. Joyner In 1947 Ms. Joyner graduated from Atlantic Christian College with an AB in English. During her school years at A.C. Ms. Joyner was a student worker in the Registrar’s office. Upon graduation she moved from her native town of Newton Grove, North Carolina to Wilson where she be- came a full-time employee in the Registrar’s office at Atlantic Christian College. In 1956 Ms. Joyner became Acting Registrar, and in 1957 she became Registrar of Atlantic Christian College. Over the years Ms. Joyner has worked under the administration of six presidents: Hilley, Lind- ley, White, Wenger, Doster, and Hemby. She has registered over 10,000 students for graduation. When asked about Atlantic Christian Ms. Joyner replied, ‘It’s a nice place to be, it was the right place for me. For all of your years of service, concern for students, and dedication to Atlantic Christian Col- lege, this 1989 Pine Knot is dedicated to you, Ms. Bethany Rose Joyner. 2 They Shall Have the Light of Life 4s stated in John 8:12: He who follows me will not walk in darkness, but will have the light of life. In 1923, Atlantic Christian College chose to use the last section of these words from Christ as its motto, and incorporated it in the official college seal. The Latin phrase Habebunt Lumen Vitae stands for They shall have the light of life. The Random House Dictionary defines torch as something considered as a source of illumination, enlightenment, and guidance: the torch of learning, therefore the torch became an extremely appropriate symbol for the seal. Each year the Denny Cup award was offered for the best essay on the motto. The Denny Cup award is still active today, however the essay topic has broadened. In 1925, Ruth Skinner wrote the first published essay which read, Light is necessary to all life. Just as plants perish without contacts with the heavenly sun, so human lives shrivel and atrophy without the streams of energy which may be obtained from communication with worlds beyond their own mental horizon. The prism, par excellence, for breaking these light rays is religious education. This, in a word, is the contribu- tion which our college desires to make to civilization. (Pine Knot, 1925, p. 116). We all have a torch to carry, as well as one to follow. It is only when we allow the light to come into our eyes that we truly see. May we all carry our lights of life and be proud of what they stand for. And, may this book stand as a reminder of our enlightenment by the torch of learning. WELCOME 5 Maybe later. Maybe never Friends Forever 7 A Test! In what? Out with the old... Demolition crews were busy at A.C. this year. The Old Wilson Gym, which was constructed in 1934, saw its last days on campus in February 1989. The gym was located on the north side of the old campus and had been replaced earlier by the New Wilson Gym in 1966. 8 Road crews worked through the fall and spring semesters constructing the new turning circle, while landscaping crews worked on setting the new flagpoles, landscaping over West Lee Street, and laying a new brick sidewalk. Harper Hall also went through renovation and now houses many of the administrative offices on the first floor. . . . in with the new 9 Global Vision During the 1988-89 year, the Atlantic Christian College faculty, staff, and Trustees adopted what is called a “Global Vision.” This new program will allow the students of A.C. to better understand the cul- tures of other countries. The “Global Vision” will include an interna- tional focus on all programs at A.C. and will enhance exisiting cur- riculums with a global direction. Each year during the spring semester there will be one country chosen and represented on campus for Inter- national Week. The college will focus on games, customs, music, dramas, etc. of that country. The first country to be focused on was Britain. The British International Week was held March 27-31,1989. 10 £77u issue oftfie Pi 116 Knot marAs a sfecia fdace in tAe Aistori of _ { antic GAristian ( nd ei c fecciase it records t ic actioites ofi oa, tAe 6)6)- S) students, from academics to atnfeties fomfraternit Parties to camfncs dances.from Gonoocation to Graduation. a 'of as Aaoc en oi edai car adiicA can neoer c repeatedin exactf t ic -same ioeu . ff iefriends tAat a of as Aaoc made a a after oar funs in soenc rtvnarAa de loa . Gone fcncnccs on tAiis ca nfas an fe nvnem credin i ears to comcfor t icfosit oc inf aences tAat t a Aaoc made on cacA of as. . fan fdcascdto re afartifi oar ‘ ‘ ( iomna niti of fearners, ” andff tots for eacAofi oa tAe aeri est in a ofi oarfat are endeaoors. y?e nem er tAusnear tot and carri Aie memories untAi i oa foreoer-. dames if. Gtem a, ffr. 11 Homecoming Queen On November 5, Miss Betty Dillon was crowned Homecoming Queen. Betty is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William R. Dillon, and is a native of Fayetteville, North Carolina. Currently Betty is a Junior majoring in Nursing. Her hobbies include drawing, playing tennis, and spending time with her friends. 15 16 Yvonne Albury Sigma Sigma Sigma Pam Anderson Baptist Student Union Homecoming r. v Suzanne Bass Accounting Club p Loni Bays Psychology Club First Runner Up Karen Brock Tonya Bunn Lori Chatman Leslie Conway Phi Beta Lambda Alpha Omega Sigma Phi Epsilon Math Club Betty Ann Dillon Deanne England Student Nursing Organization Freshman Class Homecoming Queen Sonya Epps Communications Club Melissa Ford Hands for Christ Gave Gibson Hackney Dorm Melissa Hart Student Union Committee Cindy Hooker Senior Class Becky Hughes Twins Club Candidates Adrianne Nichols Kimberly Parker Fawn Powers Linda Rajo Young Democrats Club Alpha Chi Stage and Script International Club Laurie Robl Kimberly Sammons Maura Smythe Jennifer Speckman Music Club Sophmore Class Alpha Sigma Phi MIA Sheila Strickland Junior Class Doreen Sullivan Collegiate Lisa Tew WIA Second Runner Up Rhonda Walker Educators of the Hearing Impaired Carnival How long do we have to sit here? 20 You’re voting for who? 21 22 Dance 24 i Birthday On September 23 AC celebrated Bully’s first birthday. Bully’s, the snack bar on campus, opened one year ago. The new snack bar has given students a place to meet on campus and share time with friends, as well as a good place to grab a quick bite. Bully’s has been a grand success. 25 26 i Entertainment Howard the Psychic October 11 Barry Drake September 27 Guitar Workshop September 27 Carl Rosen Chris Brady September 21 November 15 27 Once again students and faculty shared in the annual lighting of the luminaries. Along with the lighting of the luminaries, caroling and the lighting of the Christmas tree were joyous events that signaled the beginning of the Christmas season. 28 29 Are we having fun yet? VALENTINES : 30 On February 14, 1989, “Top Secret” performed at the annual Valentine’s Dance for the second year in a row. The dance was held in the cafeteria from 9:00 p.m. until 1:00 a.m. A good time was had by those persons attending. What a date ! DANCE 31 32 Wilson Chamber � of Commerce Day On August 25, the Wilson Chamber of Commerce sponsored a Welcome Back ACC Day. This annual picnic was held on center campus, and all faculty and students were envited to join in the fun. A wide variety of foods was provided by local Wilson businesses. 33 DZ Phi Mu Tri Sig Alpha Sig Ep 34 GREEK ACTIVITIES DAY 35 GREEK SING 36 On November 3, 1989 the annual Greek Sing was held in the Vilson Gymnasium. All those who came out for the show were with the variety of talent presented by the fraternities nd sororities. The Sig Eps’ rendition of Sesame Street earned the trophy for the fraternities, while the Raggedy Ann and song and dance performed by the Delta Zetas won them trophy for the sororities. 37 Severe Weather The 1988-89 school year was marked by severe weather. Unseasonably warm days followed by cooler days resulted in multiple tornados. Many surrounding areas suffered damage to homes, cars, and businesses. These days will forever remain in the minds of those individuals touched by the severity of the storms. Antigone — - ' AC theater group opens season with Antigone’ Stage and Script of Atlantic Christian College will open its fall production, Jean Anouilh’s “Antigone,” Wednesday in Howard Chapel on the campus. This modem retelling of the classic Greek tragedy has been entertaining audiences since the 1940s when it was first used to encourage the French Resistance movement opposing the Nazi occupation. No matter what version is used, the issue is still pertinent: the conflict between the rights of the individual and the rights of the state. Mike Myles of Wilson is King Creon of Thebes who tries his best to avoid putting to death his niece Antigone, Lisa Albright, for violating his law and defying him. Everyone else also tries to dissuade her: her fiance Haemon, played by Ted Warren; her old nurse, played by Suzanne Scruggs; and her sister Ismene, phyed by Lisa Dale Warren. The three guards and the messenger don’t care who dies; they’ll take their orders from anyone. They are played by Todd Williams, Johnny Collins, Ronnie Howell and Thomas Gray Capps. Mike Gurganus serves as the Chorus who sets the scene and comments on the action. Anuj Jaggi is the king’s page while Fawn Powers is the king's wife, Eurydice. Director Paul Crouch has opted to up- date the look of the show. The audience members may think they are watching tonight’s news from Nicaragua, Chile, or even closer to borne. Carol Blake, who is designing the set, has come up with a contemporary set that takes the audience to the capitol just after the revolution. Dr. Gayla Turk of ACC’s music department has composed an original synthesizer score for the production. Curtain time is 8 pjn., Wednesday through Saturday. Tickets are available at the door. Wilson Daily Times «tflllVvilE - By Jean Anouilh Wednesday, Oct. 5 thru Saturday, Oct. 8 ;r rr; 8:00 P.M. Howard Chapel A.C.C. Adults $3.00 Students $1.00 . Ted Warren Melissa Albright Lisa Warren Mike Myles Anuj Jaggi Fawn Powers Suzanne Scruggs Todd Williams Ronnie Howell Johnny Collins Thomas Capps Michael Gurganus | i I i Stage Script Presents Officers of Stage Script President vice President Secretary .... Treasurer .... ..... Mike Myles Suzanne L Scruggs .....Fawn Powers Thomas Cray Capps Stage Script presents THE NERD by Larry Shue Staff for this Production Set Designer Shop Supervisor..........Carol Blake Stage Manager........................Shawn Massey Set Construction.............Ed King, Philip Mumford, Deborah verburg, Leslie Sutton, Rob Stanfield Props ..................Suzanne Scruggs, Fawn Powers, Usa warren. Thomas Capps Lights..............Rocky Dale Comer. Mike Curganus Sound ...............................Mike Curganus Makeup.....................Fawn Powers, Leslie Sutton Publicity...............................Usa Warren Program Poster Design .................. David Bunn House Manager ......................... Barbara Welsh ushers .................... usa Staton, Gayle Hardy, Donna Wells Architect’s Renderings............................Ted warren Set Designer Director Carol Blake Paul H. Crouch CAST Willum Cubbert .......... Tansy McGinnis .......... Axel Hammond............. Warnock Waldgrave ....... Cieiia waldgrave ........ Juno Waldgrave........... Rick Steadman............ Dwayne Alan Barnes ...... Tonya Bunn ........ Mike Myles David M. Smallwood ......Tanice Lewis ........Jessie Hicks .......Ted Warren PLACE: Wlllum’s apartment Terre Haute, Indiana DIRECTOR'S CORNER Welcome to this spring semester’s Stage Script production. We hope you enjoy the play, done In memory of Larry Shue. one of America’s promising young playwrights, killed In a plane crash two years ago. Among coming attractions in Wilson this spring will be the Wilson Playhouse production of Steel Magnolias, a major hit wherever it has played, and now being made into a major motion picture. Tryouts for Magnolias”, which has a cast of six women, will be held Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 27 28 at 8 pm in the Rec. Center Rehearsals will start March 15. Production Is slated for late April. Once againiam looking forward toworklng with the talented people of the Playhouse. PHC TIME: Act 1 November 4 Act II • Scene 1 • Six days later Scene 2 The following evening There will be one ten-minute Intermission. Rest rooms and water fountains are located In Hines Hall. Smoking, refreshments, and picture taking are prohibited In the auditorium. Produced by special arrangement with Dramatist Play Service, Inc. 4 I 43 January 17 ..... Jimmy Landry January 20 ...... Mike Rayburn March 22 ......... Jim Femino Spring 44 Entertainment 45 46 Pre-Exam Jam On April 22, the annual Pre-Exam Jam was held on center campus. Pre-Exam Jam gives students a break from studying before exams begin. This years jam hosted The Creek and The Bash for student entertainment. A cook-off between fraternities and sororities was also held. Featuring I 47 The Creek and The Bash 51 May 7, 1989 53 1 can't believe it’s over. In spite of the rain, friends and family of the graduating seniors gathered to share in this momentous occassion. The commencement exercises were held on center campus May 7, 1989 at 2:00 p.m. As a result of the bad weather. Seniors were given their diplomas first, and then the excercises continued starting at the top of the program. Rain continually fell throughout the ceremony, and by the end, only students and faculty remained on center campus. It was certainly a graduation that will be well remembered! I 54 Quick. Get me out of here i Oh no, the real world! GRADUATION Bye-Bye Yall. Congatulations to Mrs. Susie Robinette who received the Jefferson Pilot Faculty Member of the Year Award. P 55 56 I can’t believe this is May! I’m Free At Last! 57 Each year two faculty are selected by the senior class as the outstanding faculty members of the year. This year’s honorees were Ms. Susan Rentle and Dr. Allan Sharp. The Big Dayi 58 59 60 I Alpha Sigma Phi Brett Wright John Horne Steve Hutchins Scott Cassin Greg Daniel Ernie Woodlief Robert Stockley Scott Emanuel David Stuckey Alpha Sigma Phi is the tenth oldest national social fraternity. This association was founded at Yale University on December 6, 1845. The purposes of Alpha Sigma Phi are to foster education, to maintain charity, and to promote patriotism. The objectives of the fraternity, incidental to these purposes, are to encourage culture and high scholarship, to assist in the building of character, to promote college loyalties, to perpetuate friendships, to cement social ties within the fraternity memberships, and to foster the maintenance of college homes by chapters for their undergraduate members. The Gamma Lambda chapter of Alpha Sigma Phi was founded May 3, 1958. 62 Pat Marshall President Teddie Whitley Vice President Lee Ellis Secretary Paul Bullard Treasurer 63 Delta Sigma Phii Lee Hoffman Daryl Hubitt Randall Jones Robert Kinsey Will Langston Neil McDonald Roman Lind Denard Potter Zane Riley Ricky Westbrook Mike Blackburn Dennis Brugman Doug Curtis Ray Dail Jeff Davison Jon Dorsey Ron Dorsey Randy Green Brent Grinnell Mike Gurganus 64 Delta Sigma Phi International Fraternity was founded in 1899. The Delta Iota Chapter was installed on our campus March 16, 1958. The chapter, which became the first national fraternity at Alantic Christian, grew out of a local social fraternity. Phi Kappa Alpha, founded in 1925. The purpose of Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity is to provide a spirit of closer fellowship and to promote the cause of fratemalism on the caampus. A L Q____ 65 SIGMA PHI EPSILON Carson Medford Bill Weinhold Brad Thorton Jon Churn Spenser Boykin John Minton Chris Kilpatrick Gareth Hosford Jon Palmer Mike Perry Lee Smith David Cole Scott Sanders Matt Lee Kelly Murray Chip Carter Paul Hastings David Delong Kevin Delong Joe Coulter Jeff Lane 66 Job Conner Chris Rollison Ken Maddox Phil Mumford Todd Lane Boyd Scott Mikes Barnes President Vice President Comptroller Secretary Senior Marshall Junior Marshall Chaplin Sigma Phi Epsilon was founded in 1901 at Richmond College in Virginia. In numbers of chapters it is the second largest fraternity in the world. N.C.lota chapter was founded on this campus April 26,1958. This chapter grew out of a local social fraternity. Sigma Rho Phi, which was founded at Atlantic Christian College. The purposes of Sigma Phi Epsilon are to develop a fellowship within the fraternity based on high moral and religious standards and to provide an organization which will be a distinct asset to the college and community. 67 I Delta Zeta Delta Zeta was founded at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio in 1902. Six young ladies with their grand patron founded the sorority to build character, to cultivate the deepest friendships among its members, to stimulate the pursuit of knowledge and to attain a high standard of morality, to afford each other every possible assistance and to attain memorable fame. Theta Omega at Atlantic Christian College strives to uphold their pursuit of love and friendship for each other and for others. Through community work with their philanthropy, the hearing impaired, work with the kidney foundation, and the Red Cross, they continually express their love for others. Delta Zeta stands behind the idea that “With God up above to guide you and your friends beside you, there is nothing you cannot accomplish.” Susan Stroud ......................... President Jackie Tetter ton ------------ 1st Vice President Donica Murphrey ------------- 2nd Vice President Tammy Sutton ..........................Treasurer Cheryl Massey -------------- Recording Secretary Cathy Miles------------ Corresponding Secretary Katie Tarleton ------- Exec. Board Coordinator 68 Dana Elliott Laura Baxter Keely Wray Kathryne Presson Beth Spence Tracy Varner Wendy Stroud Debbie Verburg Doreen Sullivan Denise Evans Caroline Jones Cheryl Pope Amy Jones Lori Harris Joey Collins Lisa Christman Sabra Talley Vicki Brothers Jennifer Hardison Katrina Pawvluk Caterina Kilian Missy Hester Diane Hancock 69 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, and its motto is LES SOEURS FIDELES, “the faithful sisters.” The sisters of Phi Mu strive to lend to those less fortunate a helping hand. In doing this Phi Mu chose as their national philanthropy in 1963, Project HOPE. The main objective is to teach the latest techniques of American medical service to medical, dental, and allied health personnel in developing countries. A second national philanthropy, chosen in 1986, is Children’s Miracle Network Telethon which was founded by the Osmond Foundation and serves over 130 hospitals for children. Its goal is to improve the quality of life for children. The money raised in this telethon is donated to local hospitals, thus benefiting the community. The Kappa Zeta Chapter of Phi Mu, formerly Sigma Tau Chi, was installed at Atlantic Christian College on February 4, 1967. Its purposes are to guide members to fulfill the highest ideas and aspirations of womanhood, developing a spirit of service, helpfulness and cooperation, as well as mental and intellectual growth. It also helps to foster, develop, and perpetuate the bonds of friendship, with emphasis at all times on those spiritual qualities essential to effective living. 70 Courtenay Truitt Denise Luper Kristi Pendleton Christy Rich Nellie Chamblee Tracy Holbrook..................President Debbie Turner...................Treasurer Dawn-Marie Singleton ........... Secretary Angie Logan----------- Membership Director 71 Sigma Sigma Sigma was founded in Farmville, Virginia, at Longwood College in 1898. Its colors are Royal Purple and White, the flower is the purple violet, and the jewel is the pearl. The open motto is Faithful Unto Death.” As its philanthropy, Tri Sigma established the Robbie Page Memorial Fund to aid in polio research. As the Salk vaccine was successful, the Robbie Page Memorial prepared to enter another i stage of service for children, a program to provide improved hospital facilities for their care and 1 rehabilitation. Tri Sigma chose the North Carolina Memorial Hospital at Chapel Hill and with the . sorority's contributions of over $150,000 to the hospital in the last ten years, a Children's Room on the seventh floor has been constructed. The Gamma X Chapter of Sigma Sigma Sigma was installed at Atlantic Christian College in October, 1965. Formerly, Tri Sigma was Phi Sigma Tau local sorority, ri Sigma Caria Daniels Carol Wilson Robyn Short Judith Harris Rhonda Walker c: Cara Wilson Lori Chatman Susan Jones Jacquie Baker Sheila Grizzard Sigma Sheila Underwood Diane Dosio President Katie Dufficy Jenni Adcock Lisa Ezzell Vice-President DeAnn Sholar Christy Davis Shawn Massicot Treasurer Melody Byrd Beth Grant Christian Swain Secretary Tracy Perrow Gina Tyson Andrea Johnson Membership Director Melissa Hart Tracy Arnold Yvonne Albury Education Director i 73 74 ! Jim i h Clubs, 7 I 5 Clubs, Clubs! We pay tribute to those organizations that allow us a chance to make new friends, have fun, and overall enhance the campus while broadening our insight to our perspective fields. 77 ALPHA CHI From 1938 to 1968, the Golden Knot Honor Society was the official honor organization on the campus of Atlantic Christian College. In the spring of 1968, however. Golden Knot disbanded in order to make an affiliation with a national honor society. Alpha Chi, national honor fraternity, is now the official organization. Membership is based entirely upon scholarship, and an impressive initiation ceremony is conducted once each semester by the members. Kim Parker Sonya Epps Janice Long Michelle Pendleton Lavonia Perry Dr. James Kim Gilliland Christy Tate Nicki Bartolomeo Lisa Edmonds Sheila Underwood Karen Kirby Suzanne Scruggs Christy Davis Renee Johnson Claire Creekmore Sheila Milne Gareth Hosford - I w n 78 Jen Thompson Kim Sammons Chris Trumbull Laura Page I Karen Rogers Tonya Bunn Casandra Davis Lee Ann Capace Alpha Omega is a Christian fellowship which meets on Thursday nights at 7:00 p.m. Members strive to share with others the love that God has for them no matter what their religion may be. In costume, Alpha Omega had the opportunity to visit and entertain the Wilson Memorial Hospital’s pediatric ward for Halloween. All are welcome and invited to share in the bible study as we witness to others around us. CHRISTI COLLEGE ALPHA OMEGA 7 79 Baptist Student Union is sponsored by the Southern Baptist Convention. It is supported by Southern Baptist churches, associations, and state conventions. It is composed of persons who are finding their identity through a relationship with their Creator and his creation. They are finding fulfillment and purpose in life through collaboration with God’s love in action. Their fellowship is expressed on the campus in program and organization; it is expressed in the community and the world through responsible churchmanship and citizenship. Melody Byrd JoAnn Morgan Jennifer Ferguson Mary Grace Herring Janet Harper Brian Hoff Gail Hurdle Bill Kim Dawn-Marie Singleton Howard Perry Rob King Baptist Student Union 80 '3 Janet Harper Morgan Daughety Chris Trumbull Pam Anderson The Campus Christian Association is a non-denominational religious organization. Each student is automatically a member of the organization upon enrolling at Atlantic Christian College. The religious program at Atlantic Christian College is designed to be an undergirding and permeating influence on the total life experience of each student. Each year the association provides a series of chapel services, concerts, coffeehouses, retreats, plays, and other programs of religious significance. The aim of the program is to provide opportunities for students to discover, question, and develop an awareness and understanding of the relevant involvement of faith in the life of the academic community and in the whole scope of human existence. Campus Christian Association ' The Collegiate The Collegiate, Atlantic Christian College’s Student Newspaper since 1927, is a important channel of communications for AC students. Campus news, entertainment, sports, editorial viewpoints, and classified advertisements give the student up to date information about AC. As Atlantic Christian moves into the last decade of the 20th century by utilizing technology, so does The Collegiate through the use of a desktop publishing system. This gives the student newspaper the distinction of being one of the few schools that use high technology. Chris Trumbull Amy Jones Adrianne Nichols Sabra Talley Doreen Sullivan Ina Boone Mike Myles Todd Williams Rosellen McCrory Dwayne Barnes Candie Skinner Mike Gurganus 82 The purpose of the Communications Club is to unite all communications majors and •ninors and to further their knowledge of the field. Communications Club Todd Williams Ina Boone Doreen Sullivan Chris Trumbull Walt Gryczan Dwayne Barnes Candie Skinner Amy Jones Mike Myles Educators of the Hearing Impaired The primary purposes of the Educators of the Hearing Impaired Club shall be to increase awareness of the hearing impaired community, to provide opportunity for experience in working with the hearing impaired, to promote unity in the department and to improve the program itself. Dr. Van Roekel Greg Collins Melissa Ford Nicole Rose Dr. Dolman Sharmon Rhodes Jennifer Dickenson Terry Hayes Dana Elliot JoAnn Morgan II Venus Hall ' Tara Linder Diane Long Theresa Jones Kimberely Cobb Calandra Edmond Patricia Jones Teresa Floyd Valerie Budd Princess Goring Lauren J. Wooden Claire Goring Stephanie Howard Daniel E. Holcombe ACC Gospel Choir, also known as “The Voices of Praise,” was re-organized in 1986 to promote fellowship and share the gospel message through music ministry. Participation is open to all students and alumni who enjoy singing traditional and contemporary gospel music. Audition is not required. Monthly participation in local church, community, and campus activities requires dedicated individuals who are able to perform at least once a month. Annual campus performances include the Illuminary Service at Christmas, the Sprinkle Lectures in March, and a Concert Gospel Festival each Spring. Gospel V Choir 85 The Hamlin Social Science Club is made up of majors, minors, and students seeking a Human Services Concentration in the Department of History and Social Sciences. A subsection of the Hamlin Social Science Club is the North Carolina Theta Chapter of Pi Gamma Mu, the International Social Science Honor Society. It is open to those Juniors and Seniors who qualify academically. The purpose of our organization is to take an academic and humanitarian approach to the solution of social problems in our community and the surrounding area and to engender understanding towards others with differing opinions. Mrs. Gattis Freida Craft Kim Gilliland Mary Honeycutt Juanita Murphy Theresa Jones Mrs. Rentle Thomas Farmer Bobbie Earp Gail Barton Nancy Murphy Celinda Richardson Dr. Head Bill Kim Woody Winstead Tracy Oyler Alice Murphy Liz Garner Hamlin Club ' 86 Hands For Christ Dawn Redman Venus Hall Jennifer Dickenson Nicole Rose Melissa Ford Shannon Rhodes Laura Page Dawn-Marie Singleton Calandra Edmond Terry Hayes Stephanie Eubanks Christy Tate Barbara Welsh Joy Sanderlin Jen Thompson Cindy Walker Jennifer Speckman Karen Rogers Kim Sammons Tonya Bunn Myra Wooten Dana Elliott JoAnn Morgan Jenni Bunch Dr. Tessnear The Atlantic Christian College Sign Choir was founded to assist in chapel services. The choir has grown and shares God’s Love through signing and music. The choir performs in churches and at school functions in the state. Membership is open to all students. No prior knowledge of sign language is necessary. The Honors Program at Atlantic Christian College offers special learning opportunities for academically capable students whose special needs are not always met in normal classroom situations. The program is designed to challenge these students to reach their full potential during their undergraduate years. Frieda Craft Bev. Gryczan Fawn Powers Kristi Pendleton Bryant Camp Robin Hunt Dick Ziegler Laura MacLean Beth Melton ( 88 Pan-Hellenic Council Jennifer Hardison Treasurer Donica Murphrey Lori Harris Denise Cooper Secretary Dawn-Marie Singleton Yvonne Albury President Shawn Massicot The Pan-Hellenic Council on the Atlantic Christian College Campus is currently composed of three Greek letter sororities and fraternities: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority and Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. The Council recognizes the need for coordination of activities of inter-collegiate Greek letter fraternities and sororities, and recognizes that there are certain areas of action and programming that can best be carried out by the joint efforts of such organizations. Specifically the purpose of council is: 1) To promote cooperation in regards to rushing smokers, pledging and initiation, and 2) To work together to maintain high scholastic acheivement and service to the community. 89 Phi Beta Lambda Phi Beta Lambda ia an honorary business fraternity for students enrolled in at least one three hour business course. The organizational structure includes local chapters on post-secondary campuses, state chapters, and the National Organization. The club participates in the Homecoming Carinival, attends the State Convention, and is involved in other various activities on and off campus. Also, guest speakers are invited to talk about the concerns and interests of the members. Phi Beta Lambda aids in the development of leadership skills, character, and school loyalty; as well as provide opportunities for job contacts and a better understanding of the business world. The club strives to not only be an asset to the business department, but to the entire campus as well. Karen Brock Suzanne Bass Debbie Liverman Kimberly Cobb Tammy Phillips Sham Pulliam Teresa Parker Kay Mitchell Geven Mills Stephanie Howard Michelle Pendleton Jennifer Pittman Laura Page Melisa Belch Mary Grace Herring Pam Beckham Don Robinson Rodney Maye A.P. Baker Paul Bullard Tim Renfrow Steve Averette Missie Hester Rochelle Morris Suzanne Bryan James Johnson Photography Club i� I ’ Gray Whitley Roy Lee The purpose of the Photography Club is to promote an interest in photo journalism and also photography. It is also to teach new photographers the basics of black and white photography. 91 Pine Knot The Pine Knot is the student published yearbook of Atlantic Christian College. The book serves as a reminder of ACC to its students, as well as an introduction to ACC for others. Staff members learn layout, design, copy, editing, photography and a variety of other skills. Producing a good yearbook, one worthy of the time and energy spent in its preparation, is a rewarding experience. Todd Williams Jennifer Dickenson Sharmon Rhodes Terry Hayes Wendy Dupree Laura Burnham 1 92 Mike Kelch Jackie Kestner Betsy Alexander Terry Hayes President Hemby Tonya Bunn Melissa Ford Laura Page Pamela Letchworth Denise Cooper Valerie Budd Missy Hester Chris Trumbull Suzanne Bass Mike Myles Sheila Underwood Thomas Farmer Dwayne Barnes Todd Williams Tammy Phillips Freida Craft Dean Joyner President’s Council 93 The Atlantic Christian College Psychology Club was chartered at the beginning of the spring semester of 1968. Membership is open to any student who is interested in he field of psychology. The club schedules two meetings a month. During these meetings, guest speakers address the club about the various careers prospective psychology students may pursue. We also, deal with major issues that society faces. Between our bi-monthly meetings we schedule outings, dinners, field trips and other activities that are enjoyable. Dr. Parker Jackie Tetterton Bill Kim Betsy Alexander April Holloway Terry Atkinson Dr. Tessnear Wanda Hodges Lamara Massey Wendy Cobb Psychology Club 94 II I Senate LeAnn Capace Suzanne Bass I Valerie Budd Dawn Singleton Freida Craft Beth Landrum David Chandler Jenni Bunch Angie Logan Chris Trumbull Janet Harper Michelle Cockrell Starlette Sauls Karen Rogers Tonya Bunn Dwayne Barnes Mike Myles Paula Letchworth Gareth Hosford Pamela Letchworth Bobby White Laura MacLean Laura Page Kim Davis Donica Murphrey Todd Williams Candace Skinner Denise Cooper Terry Johnson I: 95 — Stage and Script Stage and Script offers students the experience of participating in dramatic productions, and provides and entertainment for all who care for such activities and presentations. Full membership can be acquired by participation in a production either by performance or backstage assistance. Leslie Sutton Suzanne Scruggs Mike Myles Fawn Powers Tonya Bunn Thomas Capps Todd Williams W mm «5 Judith Harris Terry Hayes Denise Cooper Donna Matthews DeAnn Sholar Carol Jenkins Beverly Davis Kim Davis Leigh Kirby SSuzan Henderson Cheryl Massey The purpose of the Student National Education Association 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 educaiton as a life long career. The members participate in several education activities throughout the year, including a state-wide conference in the spring. Student National Educators Association 1 97 The Student Union Committee is a standing executive committee of the Student Government Association. Composed of representatives from each class, and the Director of Student Activities, this committee is responsible for planning and coordinating concerts, dances, lectures, special events, and educational programs which will enhance student life. Diane Chambers Melissa Hart Kim Watson Will Langston Brent Grinell Joe Coulter Chris Rollison Student I Freida Craft Jennifer Adcock Christy Tate Nicki Bartolomeo Dr. Markham Bryant Camp Thomas Farmer Sheila Underwood Liz Garner Brian Stembridge ) ; P| f Theta Alpha Kappa is the national honor society for religion and philosophy. Chartered in 1983, the Alpha Lambda chapter of Theta Alpha Kappa honors those who have shown excellence of achievement and promise of continued growth in the disciplines of religion and philosophy. Studnets with a 3.5 GPA in religious and philosophical studies and a 3.0 cumulative GPA are invited at the beginning of each spring semester to become members of the Alpha Lambda chapter. 99 Twins Club The Twins Club was founded in 1987 by nine twins attending AC. The club’s purpose is to share common interests, provide information to groups and improve AC, Wilson and the country. Our philanthropy work includes the Red Cross (our fall blood drives collected 109 pints, the largest ever at AC), The Salvation Army (we collected 50 gifts to give children for Christmas from our Annual Angel Tree), Hope Station for the homeless (Annual Coat and Blanket drive helped us turn in 4 boxes of clothes and blankets, and $200 donated to there heater fund). We enjoy our community work, friendships, and fun we have gained from our group. Terry Hayes David DeLong Kevin DeLong Leigh Kirby Kim Davis Beverly Davis Paula Letchworth Karen Kirby ■ i i 100 -------------------------------------------------------------------- —1 —- - = ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I I Michelle Day Doreen Sullivan Tammy Phillips Jennifer Walters Starlette Sauls Sonya Johnson Jane Grey Betty Dillon Susan Jones Jennifer Speckman Suzan Henderson WIA is composed of all resident women. The governing body, the Council, is composed of the association officers and the dormitory officers. The club provides and encourages interest in academics and social life on campus. The association also provides and opportunity to participate in community enrichment. Women’s Inter dormitory Association i 101 102 Cheerleaders Lisa Christman Jeneane Christy Amy Jones Nicole Rose Beth Edwards Cheryl Bastow Michelle Pryor Loni Bays Deena Watson Liz Vogt Mel Gibson Ben Huston Henry Young Winslow Johnson Todd Hagemann Greg Daniels 104 1 U omen’s Basketball 106 Michelle Brown 32 Cathy Christiansen 33 Karen Edmonds 21 Sonya King 23 Shelley Lewis 12 Michelle McClure 30 11 Cindy Murdoch 34 Tracy Paul 05 Lisa West 14 Vonda Williams 10 Jackie Williford 31 Jamie Willoughby MEM’S i BASKETBALL 42 Derrick Boyd 30 Daniel Colvin 22 Rick Henry 21 Dave Hinson 31 Tim Jones 10 Sharmin Marshall 33 Trey Martin 44 Bob Rhodes 41 Rodney Rich 20 Keith Seegers 40 Heath Skelton 34 Darryl Turner 32 Craig Wilson 12 Shay Walker 109 WINS LOSSES 10 15 SOCCER 112 KS Dennis Casarcia Seth Weaver Scott Ginn Carl Wright Wayne Graham Iker Zubizaretta Sam Rogers Stan Oleska Peter Nilsson Brad Walters Brian Fallon John Minton David Powers Mike Perry Mark Van Wilson Monty Arensman Kevin Tripp Mike Pritchard v 113 115 UoIIeyball Jennifer Walters Karen Gamble Lori Gasbarra Jennifer Ferguson Denise Green Tammy Robertson Carla Skinner Marcie Sorensen Andrea West Wendy Bocock 116 Mount Olive W NC Wesleyan W,W UNC Wilmington L Wingate W Campbell W,W Pfeiffer W Guilford L Saint Andrews L,L Chowan W Eton W Pembroke L Lenoir Rhyne L High Point L,W Gardner-Webb L Columbia W Rollins L Florida L Catawba L Mars Hill L Methodist L Averett W 7 117 Men’s Alex Evans Zubin Irani Yoseph Kidane Gareth Hosford Roddy Parks Craig O’Brien Shane Moubry 118 119 U nmen’s Tennis 120 Shelia Milne Debbie Leete Cary Humphries Kim Parker Kelly Maxwell Laura MacLean 121 «bJg Coastal Carolina LX Methodist LX USC-Aiken L,L,L Virginia Commonwealth L North Adams W,W Pembroke W,W NC Wesleyan W,T Davis and Elkins W,W Catawba LX High Point 4 Bethany W Guilford W Elon LX Mount Olive LX Longwood W,W Wingate L,W Lenoir Rhyne W,W UNC Wilmington L Saint Andrews LX Gardner-Webb W,W ECU LX Pfeiffer W,W iitf 122 Baseball Wayne Sullivan David McDonald Jody Pearre Skip Francis Frank Murphy Steve Lowery Jeff Barnes Richard Coburn Rob Castle William Chatman Ken Glanville Jeff Dover Richard Thatch Donnie Maness Chuck Moore James Leary Danny Acree Todd Wilkinson Bobby Strickland Shay Beamon Robert Stokely Greg Castle Paul Meshaw Paul Summerlin Brian Toone Chuck Wilson r 123 Softball Linda Batchelor Annjannette Best Michelle Brown Lori Gasbarra Denise Green Jenny Hardison Sharlene Hunter Katrina Pawvluk Marcy Sorenson Carla Wall Michelle Waiden Lisa West Jamie Willoughby Karen Edmonds Michelle McClure Stephanie Hitchens 124 125 126 II i I J ! | j Dale Almond Institutional Advancement Walter Anderson History Social Science Doris Barnes Infirmary Director Wendy Barnes Secretary Mary Bass Office Manager J .1 Sue Beaman Nursing Derek Bonshor Physical Education Jane Bostick Music Chairperson Carrie Bridgers Bookkeeper Ed Brown Art 128 Christine Cooper Cashier Jerry Cooper Math Irma Corbin Post Office Manager Sybil Coyer Residence Hall Manager Ron Eggers Business Mark Faithful Physical Education Paul Crouch English Mike Cummings Business Morgan Daughety Chaplain Mark Davis Academic Dean Hughes Dillard Business David Dolman Education John Dunn Math Bobby Earp Library Assistant Linda Eatmon Registrar-Secretary 129 Sarah Gattis History Social Science Doug Graham Science Shirley Gregory Librarian Ray Griffin Computer Operator Tarla Flowers Career Planning-Secretary Robert Frazier, Sr. Math-Chairperson Michael Fukuchi English Richard Fulling Assistant Librarian Terry Grimes English Bev Gryczan Secretary to the Dean 130 Dail Hardison Business Greg Hastings Education-Chairperson Harlow Head History Social Science Dan Hensley, Jr. Planned Giving-Director Ben Hobgood Vice-President of Finance Edward Holloway History Social Science 131 Gordon Joyner Vice-President Student Affairs John Kilgore Science Marc Krein Communications Kathryn Lamm Business Services Manager Murdina MacDonald Reference Librarian Jerry MacLean H istory-Chairperson Coleman Markham Religion Philosophy Elaine Marshall English Thomas Marshall Art-Chairperson 132 MM Joanna Mink Writing Programs-Director Sharon Montano English Modem Languages Cleo Murray Bookstore Manager Judith Parrish Dean of Women Renita Petway Math Jean Powell Residence Hall Manager Pet Pruden Nursing Amrut Nakhre History Social Science Joyce Page Secretary Lucy Palmer Library Assistant Teresa Parker Business Walter Parker, Jr. Psychology-Chairperson 133 Tara Rich Nursing Sue Robinette Nursing-Chairperson Milton Rogerson Public Information Director Carol Ruwe Nursing Wendee Saintsing Physical Education Sharon Sarvey Nursing Clayton Sessoms Career Planning-Director Allan Sharp Religion-Chairperson Dennis Sherrod Nursing Lou Smith Nursing Gene Purvis Education Edna Quick Infirmary Nurse Charles Rakow Music Charlie Reynolds Physical Education 134 Bruce Tingle Dean of Men J.P. Tyndall Science-Chairperson Olivia Tyndall Education Frances Walters Nursing Kim Watson Student Activities-Director Bobby White Enrollment Vice President Garnett Whitehurst Math Virginia Whitehurst Music Ashton Wiggs Business Melba Williams Residence Hall Manager Chris Wilson Art Phil Witherington Science 135 36 SENIOR CLASS 1989 Class Officers President Paul Rigsby Vice-President Pamela Letchworth Secretary Treasurer Gaye Gibson Senators Beth Landrum Paula Letchworth DANNY LEE ACREE Business Administration - Gaston, NC; ACTIV- ITIES: Baseball 3,4. YVONNE ALBURY Business Administration - Wilson, NC; ACTIV- ITIES: Sigma Sigma Sigma 1,2,3,4, Parliamen- tarian 3,4, Panhellenic Delegate 2,3,4; Panhel- lenic Council 2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 4; Phi Beta Lambda 4; Council of Presidents 4; HONORS: Alpha Chi 4; Dean’s List 1,2,4; Pres- ident’s List 3; Activities Leadership Scholarship 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Who’s Who 4; Sigma Sigma Sigma Scholarship Ring 4, Steadfast Sister 4. KELLIE ELIZABETH ALLEN Intermediate Education - Wendell, NC; ACTIV- ITIES: College Choir 1; SNEA 4; HONORS: Dean's List 4. LINDA ALLEN Nursing - Four Oaks, NC PAMELA M. ANDERSON Middle School Education - Zebulon, NC; AC- TIVITIES: Baptist Student Union 1,2,3,4, Trea- surer 3, Secretary 4; Alpha Omega 1,2,3; Campus Christian Association 4, Treasurer 4. PERMELA ATKENSON Psychology - Princeton, NC 139 JULIA ATKINSON Accounting - Middlesex, NC WINFRED AYSCUE Business Administration - Rocky Mount, NC ALLEN P. BAKER, III Business Administration - Oxford, NC DANNY BARNES Math - Wilson, NC SHAWN BARNES Business Administration - Lucama, NC NICOLE MARIE BARTOLOMEO Religion Philosophy - Glen Bumie, MD; AC- TIVITIES: Sign Choir 1,2,3,; Alpha Omega 1,2,3, Leader 3; Alpha Chi 2,3; Theta Alpha Kappa Alpha Lambda 2,3,4, President 3; HON- ORS: Lula M. Coan Scholarship; C. Manley Mortan Timothy Scholarship; Gordan Street Scholarship; Dean's List 1,2,3; President's List 4. 140 SUZANNE BASS Accounting - Rocky Mount, NC LINDA MICHELLE BATCHELOR Sports Science - Rocky Mount, NC; ACTIVI- TIES: Softball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Volley- ball 2,3; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 1,4; WIA 1,2,3,4, Representative 1; PE Club 2,3; In- tramurals 1,2,4; HONORS: Deans List 1,2,3,4; US Achievement Academy 4. ANNJANETTE BEST Physical Education - Grantham, NC; ACTIVI- TIES: PE Club 1,2; Fellowship of Christian Ath- letes 4; Volleyball 2,3; Softball 1,2,3,4; Intra- murals 3; Special Olympic Volunteer 2; WIA 1,2,3,4; AAHPERD 4; HONORS: Honor Schol- arship; Academic All American; National Col- legiate PE and Health Award; Softball MVP 1, All-Conference 1, All-Tournament 1. INA LAURA BOONE Communications - Smithfield, NC; ACTIVI- TIES: Stage and Script 1,2; Collegiate 3,4; Communications Club 3,4; HONORS: Honors Scholarship 1,2,3,4. KAREN BROCK Accounting - Pink Hill, NC TAWANDA BROWN Human Services - Spring Hope, NC { 141 STEPHANIE CAROL BROWN Business Administration - Halifax, NC; ACTIV- ITIES: Gospel Choir. SUZANNE CASEY BRYAN Business Administration - Goldsboro, NC; AC- TIVITIES: Phi Beta Lambda 4; Alpha Sigma Phi Little Sister 2,3,4; Show Choir 1,2; HONORS: Homecoming Court 3. EDWARD LEE CARROLL, III Psychology - Garner, NC DAVID ALAN CHANDLER Religion Philosophy - Winder, GA; ACTIVI- TIES: SGA 1,2,3,4, Sen. 1,2, Elections Chair- man 3, Cheif Justice 4, Cabinet 3,4; Honor Code Committee Chairman 1,2,3,4; Social Science Club 1; Young Democrat Club 1,2,3, VP 2, Pres. 3; Sprinkle Lecture Liturgist 1; Adms. Club 2; DSU 1,2,3,4, Leader 2,3,4; Economic Justice Seminar 3,4; Christian Church Conf. De- legate 3; Asst. Chaplain 4; Pres. Council 2,3,4; MIA 1,2,3, Pres. 1,2, VP 3; Committees: Stu- dent Life 3,4, Food 4, Library 3, Curriculum 4; HONORS: Blackburn Memorial Award 4; C. Morton Manley Scholarship 1; W.D.Adams Scholarship 2,3,4; Natl. Leadership Award 4. LORI DAWN CHATMAN Elementary Education - Walnut Cove, NC GORGETTE ELIZBETH CLARKE English Education - Bronx, NY; ACTIVITIES: English Club 1,3,4; International Club 2,3; Black Student Union 2; Campus Bible Study 2,3; HONORS: Dean’s List; Mildred E Hartsock Scholarship; Who's Who; US Achievement Academy; Certificate of Proficiency in Spanish. 142 KIMBERLEY JO COBB Business Administration - Washington, NC; ACTIVITIES: Gospel Choir 4; Phi Beta Lambda 2,3,4, Reporter 3; Black Student Union 1,2, Secretary 2, Awarenesss Association 4; Disciple Student Union 1,2,3,4; Student Life Committee 4, Student Representative 4. DAVID COLE Commercial Art - Kernersville, NC JOEY JEANNINE COLLINS Business Administration - Raleigh, NC FRIEDA CHARLENE CRAFT History - Wilson, NC; ACTIVITIES: SGA 1,2,3,4, VP 4, Speaker of Senate 4; Soph. Class Pres. 2; MENC 2, Sec. 2; Hamlin Society 3,4, VP 4; Big Sis. 2,3,4; Hackney Dorm Pres. 4; Advisory Comm.4; Grievance Comm. Chair 3; Campus Guide 2,3,4; Soc. Science Tutor 1; Stu- dent Life Comm. 2; Academic Support Comm. 2; Rep. Party Del. 4; Homecoming Court 2; HONORS: High Honors Scholarship 1,2,3,4; Music Scholarships 2,3; Alpha Lambda 4; Pi Gamma Mu 4; Bertha Brewer Scholarship 4; Nat’l Leadership Award 4; Dean’s List; Honors Program 2,3,4; Honors Council Rep. 3,4; First Honors Program Graduate. MARY FRANCES DAMPIER Psychology - Femandina Beach, FL; ACTIVI- TIES: Alpha Omega 1, Disciples Student Union 1; Women’s Interdormitory Assciation 1,2; Psy- chology Club 1; Phi Mu Fraternity 1,2,3,4, Social Chairperson 1,2, Public Relations 2, Phi Director 3, Vice-President 4; HONORS: High Honors Scholarship 1, Highest GPA - Phi Mu Fraternity 3. BETTY JO DAVIS English Education - Wilson, NC; ACTIVITIES: English Club 3,4, Secretary 4; HONORS: Homecoming Representative; Dean's List 4 i 143 CASSANDRA DAVIS Human Services - Mount Olive, NC TONJA DEANS Nursing - Wilson, NC JEFF DOVER Math - Portsmouth, Va LAUREN MICHELE ELLIS Elementary Education - East Orange, NJ; AC- TIVITIES: Alpha Omega 1,2; EH I 1,2, Treas- urer 1,2; Sign Choir - Hands For Christ 1,2,3,4; Black Student Union 2; Campus Bible Study 2,3; HONORS: Dean’s List 4. SONYA RAE EPPS Communications Political Science - Goldsboro, NC; ACTIVITIES: Communications Clubs 3,4; Social Science Club 2,3,4; Pi Gamma Mu 3,4; Alpha Chi 3,4, Vice President 4, President 4; Collegiate 2,3,4, Reporter 2, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4; HONORS: Pi Gamma Mu Award 4. ALEX EVANS Sports Science - Adelaide, Australia; AC- TIVITIES: Men's Tennis Team 1,2,3,4; Alpha Chi 4; HONORS: Dean's List 1,2; Earnest Brewer Scholarship 4. 144 KALLI FLECKER Psychology - Raleigh, NC MELBA ROSE FOWLER Nursing - Rocky Mount, NC KAREN GAMBLE Business Administration - Port Charlotte, FL LAURA GARRIS Business Administration - Grifton, NC RICH GARTON Business Administration - Trenton, NJ GAYE GIBSON Sports Science - Bladenboro, NC; ACTIVI- TIES: Student Trainer 2,4; Senior Class Secre- tary Treasurer 4; Resident Assistant 3,4; HON- ORS: Dean’s List 4. 145 KENNETH GLANVILLE Rocky Mount, NC DONNA GODWIN Intermediate Education - Smithfield, NC DEBORAH GRIFFITHS Nursing - Rocky Mount, NC JENNIFER LYNN HARDISON Nursing - Wilson, NC; ACTIVITIES: Delta Zeta Sorority 1,2,3,4, Philanthropy, Historian, Vice- President; Panhellinic 2,3,4, President 3, Trea- surer 4; Student Nurses Organization 4, Presi- dent 4; Big Sister 3. LINWOOD HARTSELL Kinston, NC STEPHEN HINNANT Physical Education - Sims, NC 146 TRACY ANN HOLBROOK Human Services - Massapequa, NY; ACTIVI- TIES: Phi Mu Fraternity 1,2,3,4, Membership Director 2, Vice-President 3, President 4; Delta Sigma Phi Sweetheart 3,4; Sign Choir 1,2; HONORS: Pi Gamma Mu 4. CYNTHIA D. HOOKER Elementary Education - Snow Hill, NC; AC- TIVITIES: SNEA 2,3,4, President 3; Gospel Choir 2,3, Treasurer 2; Black Student Union 2; Delta Sigma Theta 2,3,4; HONORS: Dean’s List 4; Outstanding Women of America 4. CINDY HORTON Chemistry - Wendell, NC CARRY HUMPHRIES Business Administration - Moyock, NC STEVEN W. HUTCHINS Biology - Raleigh, NC; ACTIVITIES: SGA 1,2,3,4, Elections Chairman 2, Sen. Parlia- mentarian 2, Pres. 3,4; Class Pres. 1,2; Alpha Sigma Phi 1,2,3,4, Treas. 2, Vice Pres. 3; Inner Fraternity Council 2,3, Treas. 2; Science Club 1,2,3,4; HONORS: Alpha Sigma Phi Scholar- ship Award 2,3,4; Natl. Ldrship. Award; Out- standing Young Men of America; Science Faculty Award 4; Student Life Award 4; Who’s Who 4 JUDY DIANA IPOCK English - Emul, NC; ACTIVITIES: Phi Beta Lambda 2,3,4, Sec. 2.3, Rep. 4; Communi- cations Club 4, Sec. Treas. 4; Resident Asst. 4; Pine Knot Yrbk. 3,4, Asst. Editor Bus. Mgr. 4; Baptist Student Union 2,3,4; Collegiate 3,4; Eng. Club 3,4; Stage and Script 4; Alpha Omega 2,3; Sen. Rep. 3,4; Baptist Young Women 4. i 147 ANGELA RENEE JOHNSON Psychology - Roanoke Rapids, NC; ACTIVI- TIES: Psychology Club 3; Hamlin Society 4; Sign Choir 1; HONORS: Human Service Certifi- cation. JAMES M. JOHNSON, III Business Administration - Wilson, NC; ACTIV- ITIES: Phi Beta Lambda 3,4; Delta Sigma Phi 4. SHARON JOHNSON Elementary Education - Smithfield, NC THERESA JONES Human Services - Spring Hope, NC MELODIE KILLEAVY Nursing - Rocky Mount, NC MONICA LAMM Nursing - Wilson, NC 148 BETH LANDRUM Nursing - Raleigh, NC PAMELA LETCHWORTH Mathematics - Mount Olive, NC PAULA LETCHWORTH Business and Office - Mount Olive, NC KATHY ELAINE LIBBY Psychology - Cape May Court House, NJ; AC- TIVITIES: Psychology Club 3, Hamlin Society 4, Sign Choir 1, Baptist Student Union 1; HON- ORS: Certification in Human Services BETSY LONG Nursing - Frankford, DE GAY LYLES Early Childhood - Rocky Mount, NC; ACTIVI- TIES: SNEA; HONORS: Alpha Chi 149 ROSELLEN COOK McCRORY Communications - Wilson, NC; ACTIVITIES: Communications Club 4, Collegiate 2,3,4, As- sistant Editor 4; HONORS: Denny Cup 3; Alpha Chi 3,4; Who’s Who 4 DONNA MADDOX Business Administration - Wilson, NC LISA MARTIN Mathematices - Wilson, NC ALISA MILLS Business Administration - Spring Hope, NC DURWOOD LEE MITCHELL Commercial Design - Princeton, NJ; ACTIVI- TIES: Alpha Chi 4 SONALI MUKERJEE Business Administration - Calcutta, India; AC- TIVITIES: Women’s Tennis 1,2,3,4, All-con- lerence AH-district 1,2,3,4; NAIA Conference 1,2,3,4; NAIA District (doubles) 3,4; All- American (doubles) 3; Scholarship Athelete 1,2,3,4; NAIA National Championship 3,4. 150 REBECCA MUMFORD Nursing - Lucama, NC VICKIE LYNN NELSON Chemistry - Edenton, NC; ACTIVITIES: Sigma Sigma Sigma 1,2,3,4, Membership Rush Direc- tor 1, Secretary 2; Alpha Chi 3,4; Women’s In- terdormitory Association 3; Residence Hall President PETER NILSSON Business Administration - Folunda, Sweden; ACTIVITIES: AC Soccer Team 1,2,3,4; Alpha Chi; Phi Beta Lambda; HONORS: President’s List; Dean’s List; All-South; All-District; All- Conference; MVP-Reward, Ernest Brewer Award TRACY OYLER Hearing Impaired - Wilmington, NC MICHAEL ALLEN ORAVEC Sports Administration - Woodbridge, VA; AC- TIVITIES: Collegiate 1,2; Assistant Sports In- formation Director 2,3,4; Big Brother 2,3; AC Tours 2,3; Intramurals 2,3,4 PETER PALAZZO Jacksonville, NC r 151 I KIMBERLY JANE PARKER Sports Science and Math - Boone, NC; ACTIVI- TIES: FCA 1; Science Club 1; Alpha Chi 3,4, Secretary 4; HONORS: President s List 2,3,4; Dean’s List 1,2,3; Letter in Tennis 1,2,3,4; Ed L. Cloyd Scholar Athlete Award 3,4. EDWARD PARRISH Intermediate Education -Mount Olive, NC AMANDA PATE Business Education - Pikeville, NC; ACTIVI- TIES: Phi Beta Lambda 3,4; Alpha Chi 3,4. NITA PATEL Business - Columbia, SC; ACTIVITIES: Ac- counting Club 1,2; Phi Beta Lambda 3,4; HON- ORS: Dean’s List 3,4. MICHELLE PENDLETON Business Administration - Elizabeth City, NC; ACTIVITIES: Phi Beta Lambda 3,4; Alpha Chi 4. HOWARD PERRY Business Administration - Raleigh, NC; AC- TIVITIES: Baptist Student Union 1,2,3,4, Pres- ident 4; Alpha Omega 2,3, Group Leader 2,3; Campus Christian Association 2,3, Treasurer 2, Vice President 3; Phi Beta Lambda 3,4. 152 LAVONIA PERRY Human Services - Warrenton, NC; ACTIVI- TIES: Black Student Union 1,3; Gospel Choir 1,4; HONORS: Alpha Chi 3; Pi Gamma Mu 3 KIM PILAND Religion Philosopy - Cofield, NC FREIDA PITTMAN Early Childhood - Fremont, NC WILMA D. PITTMAN Early Childhood - Pinetops, NC; ACTIVITIES: SNEA 3,4; Alpha Chi 3,4; HONORS: Gene Pur- vis Most Exemplary Education Award; Rotary Cup 3; Teaching Fellows Recipient; President’s List; Dean's List; Who’s Who Among American Colleges and Universities; Who’s Who Among American Junior Colleges and Universities CARLA PLEASANTS Early Childhood - Louisburg, NC JEFF POWELL Business Administration - Windsor, NC 7 153 MARGO Y. PRESTON Nursing - Baltimore, Maryland; ACTIVITIES: Gospel Choir 3,4, Secretary 4; Student Nurses Organization - 1,3,4; Senior Nursing Class 4, Treasurer 4; Intramural Sports 1,3; HONORS: Womens Basketball 1,2,3; Johns Hopkins Scholarship 4 TERESA RAWLS Business Administration - Williamston, NC DAWN MARIE REDMAN Education Hearing Impaired - Virginia Beach, VA; ACTIVITIES: Sign Choir 1,2,3,4, Co- Director 2, Director 3,4; Alpha Omega 1,2,3, Leader 2,3; Women’s Interdormitory Associa- tion 2, Secretary 2; EHI 1,2,3; HONORS: Who’s Who 4; Outstanding Young Women of America 3; Delta Kappa Gamma Omicron Chap- ter Scholarship 2; Wilson Evening Lions Club Scholarship 3; Dean’s List PAUL ALAN RIGSBY Art Education - Pikeville, NC; ACTIVITIES: Twins Club 4; Art Student League 4; Senior Class President 4; HONORS: Who's Who 4 SCOTT SANDERS Business - Kinston, NC; ACTIVITIES: Sigma Phi Epsilon 3,4, Comptroler 3; Phi Beta Lambda 54 CANDACE SKINNER Communications - Havelock, NC CLIFF SMOOT Math - Rocky Mount, NC SUSAN CAROL SNEAD Cell Biology - Garner, NC; ACTIVITIES: Sci- ence Club 3,4, Secretary Treasurer 4; SGA Pub- licity Committee 3,4; Sign Choir 1,2,3; Big Sis- ter 2; Plant Tissue Culture Team 4; Student Nurses Organization 2; HONORS: Who's Who Among American and College University Students 4; Apha Chi 3,4; Homecoming Candi- date 1; Dean’s List 1,2,3,4; President's List 2; High Honors Scholarship 1,2,3,4; BARBARA STANCIL Nursing - Middlesex, NC W. BRIAN STEMBRIDGE Religion Philosophy and Communications - Wilson, NC; ACTIVITIES: Communications Club 3,4, Vice-President 4; Senator 3; Student Union Committee 2,3, Chairman 2,3; Cheerlea- der 1; ’’Issues In Locus” 3, Director 3; Disciples Student Union 1,2,3; Theta Alph Kappa (Re- ligion Honor Society) 3,4; HONORS: Deans List 1,2,3; Undergraduate Lellowship 1,2,3,4; Who’s Who Among Students In American Uni- versities and Colleges 4 ANGELA STEWART Math - Kenly, NC SUSAN LEIGH STROUD Business Administration - Raleigh, NC; AC- TIVITIES: Delta Zeta 3,4, President 2; Ac- counting Club 3; Phi Beta Lambda 3; Pine Knot 3; Hall Representative 3; Student Senate 4; Pan- hellenic Delegate 4 I 11 I 155 DOREEN ELIZABETH SULLIVAN Communications - Goose Creek, SC; ACTIVI- TIES: Delta Zeta Sorority 3,4, Fundraiser Chair- person 3; Communications Club 2,3,4; Home- coming 4; Writer Collegiate 4; President Wenger Dorm 4, President 4; Delta Sigma Phi Sweet- heart 3,4; HONORS: Homecoming Top Ten 4 JEAN TALTON Nursing - Raleigh, NC CHRISTY DEE TATE Human Services - Barco, NC; ACTIVITIES: Psychology Club 1,2; Alpha Omega 1; Sign Choir 2,3,4; Alpha Chi 3,4; Theta Alpha Kappa Alpha Lambda 4; Hamlin Society 3,4; HON- ORS: Marshal 1,2; Bertha Brewer Scholarship 3 VIRGINIA TEAGUE Nursing - Goldsboro, NC JACKIE TETTERTON Psychology - Plymouth, NC BRAD THORNTON Business Administration - Wilson, NC 156 DOROTHY ELLEN TRUJILLO Nursing - Goldsboro, NC CHRISTOPHER TRUMBULL Communications - Hershey, PA; ACTIVITIES: Phi Beta Lambda 4; CCA 3,4, President 4, Sec- retary 3; Alpha Omega 2,3,4, Leader 4; Col- legiate 4, Entertainment Editor 4; Communica- tions Club 3,4, Secretary 4; Stage and Script 3; DSU 2,3; SGA 3,4, Parlimentarian 4; Council of Presidents 3,4; HONORS: Who’s Who Among American Students in Universities and Colleges DEBORA L. TURLEY Hearing Impaired - Wilson, NC; ACTIVITIES: Sign Choir 1,2,3,4; BSU 1,2, President 1; Young Republicans Club 1,4; EHI Club 1,2,3,4, President 3; Alpha Omega 1,2,3,4, Leader 2 DEBORAH A. TURNER Business Administration - Virginia Beach, VA; ACTIVITIES: Undergraduate Fellows Scholar- ship Program 1,2,3; Phi Mu Fraternity 1,2,3,4, Panhellenic Delegate 1,2, Treasurer 3,4; Choral Ensemble 3,4; HONORS: A.J. Fletcher Music Scholarship 4; Dean’s List 2,3 CARLA R. WALL Physical Education - Durham, NC; ACTIVI- TIES: FCA 1; P.E. Club 2,3, Secretary 2; Soft- ball 3,4 Captain 3; Tennis 3,4; AAPHERD 4, President 4; NEA-NSEA; HONORS: Home- coming Queen 3; President over AAPHERD Conference 4 FAYE WARREN Nursing - Newton Grove, NC i( I1 157 JIMMY WEBB Elm City, NC BILL WEINHOLD Business Administration - Morehead City, NC BRYAN TODD WILLIAMS Communications - Suffolk, VA; ACTIVITIES: Jazz Band 1,2; English Club 2,3, Treasurer 3; Communications Club 3,4; Pine Knot 3,4, Staff 3, Editor 4; Collegiate 4; Admissions Club 1,2,3; Stage and Script 3,4; Phi Mu Sweetheart 2,3,4; HONORS: Richard Bennett Trust KAREN WILLIS Nursing - Frisco, NC CAROL L. WILSON Accounting - Rocky Mount, NC; ACTIVITIES: Sigma Sigma Sigma 1,2,3,4, Robbie Page Memorial Chairman 1, Treasurer 2,3, President 4, Parliamentarian 4, Alumnae Relations 4; Ac- counting Club 2,3; Phi Beta Lamda 4; Resident Assistant 3,4; Delta Sigma Phi Sweetheart 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 1,2; HONORS: Honors Scholarship 1; Resident Assistant of the year 3; Who’s Who 4; IKER ZUBIZARRETA Business Administration - North Haven, ME 158 SENIOR REGISTER BRENDA JOYCE BATTEN Business Administration - Four Oaks, NC; ACTIVITIES: Alpha Chi National Honor Society DAVID S. BUCHANAN JR. Business Administration - Chase City, VA JOY DENISE BULLUCK Business Administration - Battleboro, NC; ACTIVITIES: Phi Beta ambda 3; Alpha Sigma Phi Little Sister 3,4 JEROLD HAYWOOD DIXON JR. Math - Robersonville, NC CHARLIE DAVID EDWARDS Business Administration - Smithfield, NC; ACTIVITIES: Alpha Chi 3,4,President 4;Dean’s List 1,2;Presidents List l,2,3,4;Phi Beta Lambda 3,4, External Vice-President 4;Class Marshal 3, Chief Marshal 3;Who’s Who 4;Outstanding Young Men of America 4;Collegiate Business Manager 1 ;SGA Grievance Com- nittee 4,Publicity Committee 4;Resident Assistant 2,3,4, Out- tanding RA 4;Rotary Cup 2;Senate Representative 4;Computer .ab Assistant. MATT EDWARDS business Administration - Nashville, NC; ACTIVITIES: Sigma ’hi Epsilon 1,2, Chaplin 2;Phi Beta Lambda 4;Accounting Club ,2,3,4. JEAN PERRY ETHERIDGE iccounting - Sims, NC; ACTIVITIES: Alpha Chi 3,4; Accounting :iub 4. MICHAEL HARRISON FARMER business Administration - Wilson, NC; ACTIVITIES: Accounting lub 1;DSU l,2;Annual Phone-a-thon 2;Business Manager Col- Jgiate 2,3;Publicity Committee 3;Publications Committee 3: IONORS: President’s List 4;Management Honors Seminar 4. RICHARD CHARLES GARTON iusiness Administration - Trenton, NJ; ACTIVITIES: Soccer ,2,3,4, MVP 4. MILTON DALE HILL Biology - Wilson, NC BARBARA WEBB HONEYCUTT Business Administration - Lucama, NC D RENEE JONES Education of the Hearing Impaired - Lucama, NC; ACTIVITES: Educators of the Hearing Impaired 2,3,4, President 3 4. VALERIE TERESA LEWIS English - Bailey, NC; ACTIVITIES: English Club 1,2,3,4;Intemational Club 1,2,3. DIONNE MARCIS LOWERY Psychology Business - Greensboro, NC; ACTIVITIES: Psycho- logy Club 3,4; HONORS: Dean’s List 3. LAMARA ANN MASSEY Psychology Business - Spring Hope, NC; ACTIVITIES: Psycho- logy Club 3, Secretary 4; Alpha Chi 3,4; HONORS: Dean’s List 3,4; Honors Graduate. RONNIE J. MOORE Accounting - Farmville, NC; HONORS: Summa Cum Laude. CRAIG O’BRIEN Business Administration - Calcutta, India; ACTIVITIES: Alpha Chi 3,4; HONORS: Academic All American 3; NAIA Academic All American 4. MARY KATHRYN QUINN Accounting - Wilson, NC; ACTIVITIES: Alpha Chi 3,4; Account- ing Club 3,4. VIRGINIA LYNN TEAGUE Nursing - Goldsboro, NC; ACTIVITIES: SNO 3,4; Curriculum Committee 3,4; Nursing Class Secretary 3,4; HONORS: Sigma Theta Tau; National Recognition in NCNA. BRIAN K. TOONE Accounting - Clarksville, VA; ACTIVITIES: Sigma Phi Epsilon 1, Comptroller 2; Accounting Club 3,4; Phi Beta Lambda 4; Baseball Team 1,2,3,4; SGA Junior Class Treasurer 3. JUDITH BARNES WILLIAMS Business Administration - Smithfield, NC; ACTIVITIES: Alpha Chi 4. 159 7 Non-pictured seniors who returned a register are listed above. JUNIORS Carolyn Anderson Wilson, NC Kevin Andrews Cary, NC Tracy Arnold Morehead City, NC Katherine Baker New Bern, NC Susan Baker Selma, NC Dwayne Barnes Lucama, NC Melisa Belch Colerain, NC Michael Bracey Aulander, NC Lisa Brantley Kenly, NC Michael Brantley Spring Hope, NC Kim Brathwaite Wilson, NC Karen Britt Mount Olive, NC 160 — Stephanie Capps Goldsboro, NC Class of 1990 Kelly Clayton Millersville, MD Lisa Christman Richmond VA Betty Clark Nashville, NC Job Conner Burgaw, NC Denise Cooper Selma, NC Claire Creekmore Nashville, NC Beverly Davis Roxobel, NC Christy Davis Middlesex, NC Kimberly Davis Roxobel, NC Jeffery Davison Toms River, NJ Brantley Denton Louisburg, NC Betty Dillon Fayetteville, NC 161 Lisa Ezzell Castle Hayne, NC Gina Ferrell Zebulon, NC Lee Fisher Rocky Mount, NC Melissa Ford Merritt Island, FL Jeff Garner Elm City, NC Kim Gilliland Moseley, VA Scott Ginn Jacksonville, FL Tracy Glover Elm City, NC Faith Goring Bronx, NY Jane Gray Hubert, NC Nancy Griffin Goldsboro, NC Venus Hall Jamaica, NY Kym Hance Winston-Salem, NC 162 Judith Harris Manteo, NC Charles Hasty Colonial Heights, VA Cindy Hatcher Princeton, NC Terry Hayes Chesapeake, VA Mary Ann Hedgepeth Farmville, NC Suzan Henderson Kinston, NC Lisa Hendricks Rocky Mount, NC Mary Herring LaGrange, NC Ken Hocott Zebulon, NC April Holloway Belhaven, NC Mary Honeycutt Oxford, NC Dena Hubbard Raleigh, NC Sharlene Hunter Nashville, NC Gail Hurdle Hobsville, NC Carol Jenkins Walstonburg, NC 163 Robert Kiwsey Goldsboro, NC Bettie Lamb Wilson, NC Debbie Leete Elizabeth City, NC Denise Leonard Goldsboro, NC Deborah Liverman Aulander, NC Keith Lloyd Raleigh, NC Janice Long Spring Hope, NC Deborah Lucas Wilson, NC Michele Malpas Goldsboro, NC Cheryl Massey Raleigh,NC Shawn Massicot Wilson, NC Donna Matthews Aydlett, NC Cathy Miles Williamston, NC Philip Keelty Lutherville, MD William Kim Rockville, MD Sheila Milne Glos, England Anna Mitchell Castalia, NC Sheila Moose Rocky Mount, NC Joann Morgan Portsmouth, VA Sonya Johnson Kenly, NC Terry Johnson Angier, NC Caroline Jones Colerain, NC OFFICERS President Laura Page Vice-President Betty Dillon Secretary T reasurer Donica Murphrey Senators Shelia Strickland Lisa Christman 164 Donica Murphrey Zebulon, NC Alice Murphy Pikeville, NC Adriane Nicholes Raleigh, NC Stan Oieska Wheeling, NC Craig O’Brian Calcutta, India Lisa Oliver Goldsboro, NC Laura Page Goldsboro, NC Morris Pate Pikeville, NC Jody Pearre Clarksburg, MD Tammy Phillips Selma, NC Richard Pierce Rocky Mount, NC Renee Pilkington Selma, NC Cheryl Pope Conway, NC Michelle Pryor Germantown, MD 165 Lori Sanders Bailey, NC Kathy Sellars Rocky Mount, NC Robyn Short Raleigh, NC Chantel Simpson Beaufort, NC Dawn-Marie Singleton Alexandria, VA Stephen Smythers Wilson, NC Brenda Spires Rocky Mount, NC Janet Stephenson Smithfield, NC 166 Robert Stokelv Chapel Hill, NC Sheila Strickland Zebulon, NC Sharon Suite Manson, NC Tammy Sutton Rocky Mount, NC Kati Tart let on West End, NC Darryl Turner Virginia Beach, VA John Turner Wilson, NC Sheila Underwood Raleigh, NC Susan Wade Morehead City, NC Stephanie Walker Rocky Mount, NC Jennifer Walters Woodstock, VA Julie Welch Rocky Mount, NC Keturah Whaley Henderson, NC Jeffrey White Wilson, NC Robert Wiggins Rocky Mount, NC Thomas Wiggins Princeton, NC Wennifer Wiggins Kinston, NC Nancy Willis Wilson, NC 167 Stephanie Allen Lumberton, NC Sandra Anderson Rocky Mount, NC Stephen Averett Raleigh, NC Marcy Aycock Pikeville, NC Daniel Barham Virginia Beach, VA Gail Barton Rocky Mount, NC Cheryl Bastowq Gulport, FL Leilani Bays Titussville, FL Laura Baxter Sutherland, VA Pamela Beckham Franklinton, NC Tondra Black Wilson, NC SOPHOMORES i 168 Tonya Bunn Selma, NC Joseph Burnette Spring Hope, NC Melody Byrd Gamer, NC Tony Byrd Suffolk, VA Lee Ann Capace Springfield, VA Frank Carpenter Rocky Mount, NC Richard Coburn Portsmouth, VA Greg Collins Baltimore, MD Paula Council Williamston, NC Cammy Crawford Kinston, NC Paige Cross Selma, NC Kim Dail Elizabeth City, NC Greg Daniel Wake Forest, NC Class of 1991 V 169 Michelle Day Kenbridge, VA Jennifer Dickenson Damascus, MD Carrie Dougherty Richmond, VA Jeanette Duckworth Raleigh, NC Karen Edmonds Grifton, NC Dana Elliott Chesapeake, VA Stephanie Eubanks Newport, NC Lucia Fleming Raleigh, NC Wade Gaskins New Bern, NC Denise Green Clayton, NC Susan Green Zebulon, NC Susan Greene Eure, NC Claire Goring Bronx, NY Wayne Graham Wilson, NC Beth Grant Ayden, NC Walter Gryczanjr. Elm City, NC Jenny Hardison Snow Hill, NC Crystal Harris Gamer, NC 170 Lori Harris Roper, NC Melissa Harris Roanoke Rapids, NC Paul Hastings Wilson, NC Stephanie Hitchens Ocean View, DE Sarah Hodges Williamston, NC Wanda Hodges Washington, NC Brian Hoff Gaithersburg, MD Robert Hoffman Elizabeth City, NC Marc Holloman Greenville, NC June Holshouser Hope Mills, NC Gareth Hosford Linden, South Africa Deborah Howard Pikeville, NC Stephanie Howard Middlesex, NC Becky Hughes Smithfield, NC Zubin Irani Madras, India Tracy James Saratoga, NC Frances Johnson Wendell, NC Kris Johnson Kenly, NC Amy Jones Richmond, VA Susan Jones Dinwiddie, VA Timothy Jones Newport, VA Greg Journigan Wake Forest, NC 171 Yoseph Kidane Nairobi, Kenya Caterina Kilian Roanoke Rapids, NC Thomas Rimbro Pensacola, FL Rob King Wilson, NC Sean Lacey Dale City, VA Alisa Lee Hobucken, NC Tara Linder Rocky Mount, NC Anita Lippard Statesville, NC Curtis Livesay Rocky Mount, NC Angie Logan Dundas, VA Steve Lowery Wake Forest, NC Lisa Mann Nags Head, NC Michelle Matthews Gloucester Point, VA Marla Mauldin Parkton, NC Rodney Maye Wake Forest, NC 172 Michelle McClure Dale City, VA Carson Medford Kemersville, NC Audrey Melvin Rocky Mount, NC Robin Michael Nashville, NC Gretchen Miedema Raleigh, NC John Minton Petersburg, VA Mel Morgan Shawboro, NC Melissa Mull Rocky Mount, NC Phillip Munford Disputanta, VA Cindy Murdock Newport, NC Juanita Murphy Ayden, NC Kelly O'Briant Raleigh, NC Tammy Overton Clarksville, NC Katrina Pawvluk Dudley, NC Donna Pearce Selma, NC 173 Virginia Pearson Hopewell, VA Krisit Pendleton Sperryville, VA Michael Perry Durham, NC Laura Pierce Pikeville, NC David Pittman Halifax, NC Joe Poole Cary, NC Fawn Powers Camden, NC Linda Rajo Chapel Hill, NC Deborah Reid Fuquay Varina, NC Shannon Rhodes Selma, NC Lisa Rich Castalia, NC Edward Riggs New Bern, NC Karen Rogers Williamsburg. VA Kim Sammons Gamer, NC Suzanne Scruggs New York. NY Lee Smith, Jr. Greenville, NC Joseph Snead Yorktown, VA Leslie Sutton Goldsboro, NC Sabra Talley Fuquay Varina, NC Stacey Taylor Ahoskie, NC Lisa Tew Goldsboro, NC Officers President Tonya Bunn Vice-President Tracy Varner Secretary Treasurer Karen Rogers Senators Loni Bays Angie Logan 174 Laura Worrell Suffolk, VA Kim Thompson Nashville, NC Courtney Truitt Portsmouth, VA Rachel Trudell Jacksonville, NC Gina Tyson Wendell, NC Tracy Varner North Cape May, NJ Michelle Waiden Frankliton, NC Rhonda Walker Spring Hope, NC Shea Walker Powell’s Point, NC Barbara Welsh Little Silver, NC Andrea West Fayetteville, NC Kenneth West Fayetteville, NC Lisa West Kinston, NC Kellie Whitfield Dudley, NC Beth Williams Wilson, NC Vonda Williams Benson, NC Jackie Williford Windsor, NC Christy Williamson Sims, NC Cara Wilson Bailey, NC Cynthia Wilson Wilson, NC Ellen Woodard Princeton, NC Lauren Wooden Vienna, VA Myra Wooten Pikeville, NC 175 Class of April Adcock Macon, NC Gary Alehin Dagsboro, DE Bonnie Allen Lucama, NC Sharon Andrews Raleigh, NC Monty Arnesman Raleigh, NC Kim Armstrong Hopewell, VA Christie Asbury Mechanicsville, VA Kim Bean Wilson, NC Jim Bitzenhofer Raleigh, NC Patrick Blizzard Kinston, NC Wendy Bocoek Charlottesville, VA Winnie Boylan Selma, NC 176 FRESHMEN 1992 Myra Bridgers Zebulon, NC Linda Broadway Wilson, NC Graham Buffin Kinston, NC Jennifer Bunch Virginia Beach, VA Laura Burnham South Mills, NC Angela Carden Durham, NC Nellie Chamblee Cofield, NC Leslie Ching Cary, NC Cathy Christiansen Virginia Beach, VA Jeannie Christy Lilbum, GA Chris Clements Petersburg, VA Debra Cockerham King, NC Michelle Cockrell Whitakers, NC Joe Coulter Richmond, VA Michelle Creech Selma, NC Paula Creech Gamer, NC Colleen Davis Washington, NC Monica Day Kenbridge, VA Perlita DeLeon Raleigh, NC Kevin Delong Alexandria, VA Karen DeWitt Statesville, NC 177 Kristin Dilley Raleigh, NC Catherine Dixon Sanford, NC Debbie Draper Scotland Neck, NC Wendy Dupree Goldsboro, NC Brian Eckstein Yorktown, VA Elizabeth Edwards Wilson, NC Sunday Everett Tarboro, NC Jennifer Ferguson Lebanon, VA Deborah Floyd Warrenton, NC Teresa Floyd Hamilton, NC Joy Fluegal Elm City, NC Karen Ford Durham, NC Pamela Garrett New Bern, NC Lori Gasabarra Peekskill, NY Michael Gay Hickory, NC Nora Glenn Raleigh, NC Lynda Grady Kinston, NC 178 OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Senators Jessica Kozma Geddes Bootwright Deanne England Laura MacLean Joe Coulter Ashland Graybill Raleigh, NC Tracy Greenwaldt Cape May Courthouse, NJ Kelli Gregory Elizabeth City, NC Sheila Grizzard Elizabeth City, NC Diane Hancock Raleigh, NC Christopher Hendley Knightdale, NC Leslie Henson Remington, VA Tonia Honeycutt Godwin, NC Ben Huston Scotia, NY Mary Hyman Tarboro, NC Maria Ignatiou Nicosia, Cyprus Alison Jones Selma, NC Patricia Jones Mount Olive, NC Sonya King Kinston, NC Crystal Knight Raleigh, NC Jessica Kozma Raleigh, NC Laura Ladner Bouies Creek, NC Charelene Lamm Rocky Mount, NC Donna Langley Fountain, NC Haynes Lashley Richmond, VA Matthew Lee Petersburg, VA Donna Lewis Bailey, NC Lisa Lewis Wilson, NC Susan Long Robersonville, NC 179 Laura MacLean Elm City, NC Kelly Maxwell Moyock, NC Kelly Melton Wendell, NC Brian Midgett Virginia Beach, VA Rochelle Morris Aulander, NC Marisa Mullen Zebulon, NC Sheryl Nelson Edenton, NC Michael Nolin Morehead City, NC Brian O'Hara Salisburg, NC Margret Ormond Ayden, NC Ray Parrot Oxford, NC Tracy Paul Powhatan, VA Robert Peterson Norfolk, VA 180 Elixabeth Petway Wilson, NC Denard Potter, Jr. New Bern, NC Mike Pritchard Raleigh, NC Noland Randell Rolesville, NC Shona Reason Farmville, NC Christy Rich Raleigh, NC Rodney Rich Maple Hill, NC Kevin Richman Lorton, VA Preston Rouse Atlantic Beach, NC Susan Runyon Hopewell, VA Joy Sanderlin Camden, NC Cheryl Scribner Baltimore, MD Beth Sesso ms Elm City, NC Allison Sholar Wallace, NC Melissa Smith Creswell, NC Jennifer Speckman Jacksonville, NC Beth Spencer Elizabeth City, NC Jennifer 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BOX 3796 HIGHWAY 301 SOUTH WILSON, N.C. 27895 PHONE 919-237-1508 191 YOU'VE GOT A FRIEND by James Taylor When you're down and troubled And you need some loving care And nothing, nothing is going right Close your eyes and think of me And soon I will be there To brighten up even your darkest night. You just call out my name And you know whereever I am I'll come running to see you again Winter, spring, summer or fall All you have to do is call And I'll be there You've got a friend. If the sky above you Grows dark and full of clouds And that old north wind begins to blow Keep your head together And call my name out loud Soon you'll hear me knocking at your door. You just call out my name And you know whereever I am I'll come running to see you again Winter, spring, summer or fall And all you have to do is call And I'll be there. You've got a friend. Ain't it good to know that you've got a friend When people can be so cold They'll hurt you, and desert you And take your soul if you let them Oh, but you don't let them. You just call out my name And you know whereever I am I'll come running to see you again Winter, spring, summer or fall All you have to do is call And I'll be there You've got a friend. Acknowledgements Dr. Gordon Joyner Mrs. Mary Fulghum Mrs. Diane Chambers Mrs. Wendy Barnes Jennifer Dickenson Michelle Day B. TODD WILLIAMS Editor 1988-8! 192 I ) f I s I V ✓ I I I V V . ' 7 j