Brevard College - Pertelote Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1974 volume:

pertelote 1974 brevard college brevard, n. c. vol. 40 Introduction 1 what is a place? 2 Introduction arm .. • ;• ■ W ' - £.-. ' ,.■■■ if it   8fc 5 5 -i T i a iii .- ., Introduction 3 a place is people 4 Introduction v it. •„ even one person Introduction 5 not streets and sights, 6 Introduction s £jtf -. « - -f .:- not cities and states. Introduction 7 J 8 - t, ' - a place must be people long loved and lived for. 8 Introduction Introduction 9 each happy time with them 10 Introduction still makes the happy place. I ntroduction 11 12 Introduction and yet, alone, the place is sad, Introduction 13 look then . . . find the people, 14 Introduction that is the place. Introduction 15 campus life 18 academics 52 16 Table of Contents people 116 i ads and index 150 Introduction 17 campus life 22 Campus Life Campus Life 23 .1.. m . Wm T- Traveling down a nine mile stretch of the French Broad River on an overcast September after- noon by boat is one thing, but to try it in an inner tube is quite an- other. Yet forty-one adventurous students made the trip in tubes from fourteen inches to enormous airplane tires. Under the direction of Coach Campbell and Mr. Al- derman, the voyage was success- fully completed in four hours, and, fortunately, with no significant casualties! 24 Campus Life Campus Life 25 26 Campus Life Activities got underway in early October for the two social organizations on campus, the Nemos and Delphians. Induction of new members, involved a week-long, fun-filled initiation, climaxed by the traditional mud battle on the seventh day. This event and the many others en- countered as a member of these groups are important to many in the development of a memorable college life. Campus Life 27 f LCQME RL-UV ' Packed with happening, the Homecoming weekend began on Friday, October 12, with myriads of returning alumni. Festivities were acti- vated on Friday evening with the Social Board ' s presentation of Brian ' s Song. Following the movie, the cheerleaders and soccer players teamed up to spark the spirit of the occasion with a pep rally. Saturday morning began bright and early for many who were up to transform their liv- ing quarters into individual versions of Fantasy Land, with Beam Dorm winning for the best dec- oration. At 1:30 the Brevard Tornadoes success- fully challenged the Western Carolina Ca ts in Cross Country and at 2:00 the soccer team tooK me field against Montreat-Anderson, easily defeating them. Half-time activities included the presentation of the Homecoming Court, selected this year from a bal- lot of ten sophomores and eight freshmen women chosen by the Cross Country and Soccer teams Presented were Anne Carpenter, Kathy Kiser, Debbie Renick, Cindy Nanney and Sharon Gregory. In addition a flashy display was pre- sented by the Girls Corps from Monroe, Georgia As a musical supplement to Saturday supper, Rick Pusey, Frank Cothran and company played an as- sortment of rock. At 8:00 p.m. Saturday Dunham auditorium was converted into the Land of Fantasy with live music by Nantucket Sleigh- ride. Midway through the dance came the anxious- ly awaited moment when President Davis crowned Anne Carpenter as the 1973 Homecoming Queen. 28 Homecoming Homecoming 29 30 Homecoming • W 7 - : ; v; Homecoming 31 opposite right: Coach Campbell meets with a committee of the Student Union Legislature; opposite top: President of the Student Union Legislature, M. B. Sheppard, listens intently to issues brought before the group; opposite bottom and above: During the meetings of the SUL, problems and campus improvements are discussed; top: Katie Everette and Libby McGimsey plan for the Homecoming Dance during a Social Board meeting; right: Mary Mitchell records the minutes as Speaker of the House Mark McGuire talks with SUL members. I 32 Campus Life Campus Life 33 opposite far right: Mrs. Beard discusses the Phi Theta Kappa magazine, KEYNOTE, with Martin McClanahan opposite bottom: Old members, Keith Ferguson, Anne Carpenter, Martin McClanahan, Beth Graves and Rajai Kayal perform the traditional candlelight induction cere- mony into PTK, the national junior college honor fraternity, for Mrs. Dot Johnson and other new members right and below Beth Graves, Lisa Bingham, Martin McClanahan and Nance Strieker work selling concessions at soccer games to raise money to attend the Phi Theta Kappa convention at Myrtle Beach. HUM Ml 34 Campus Life Campus Life 35 opposite above: Lint Sharpe and Mary Leyda help as the Big Sisters sort registration cards; opposite below: Libby Deese serves punch at the pizza party sponsored by SUL; right: A new freshman and his parents receive information from Kathy Kiser; be low: Helping serve at the breakfast given by the Day Students are Pam Lester and Beth Graves. 36 Campus Life Campus Life 37 Brevard College warmly welcomed William Windom and his reading of excerpts from James Thurber as part of the 1973-1974 Lyceum Series. The students found him to be an honest person, for the true warmth and ' friendliness he showed on stage was also shown off stage when he mingled with the student body. 38 Campus Life Celebrated Flamenco guitarist Carlos Montoya captivated an ex- tremely responsive audience as he performed at Brevard College in January. His appearance was one of a series of the 1973-1974 Lyceum Series. Montoya ' s performance in- cluded seventeen pieces selected from his wide repertoire, many of which had recently been recorded. Campus Life 39 Two months of dramatic effort culmi- nated in the production of The Miracle Worker. The drama, which utilized the talent of college students and some towns- people, notably Mrs. Selena Robinson, was presented November 8, 9 and 10. Directed by Sam Cope, the cast was brought to life by Libby Deese as Annie Sullivan, Jenny Miller as the young Helen Keller, Gina Martin as Kate Keller and James Barnhill as James Keller. Other cast members in- cluded David Rutledge, Julia Davis and Keith Sargent. The setting, designed by Sam Cope, was executed by the Theater Arts Workshop. 40 Campus Life Campus Life 41 42 Campus Life April 4-6, the Fine Arts Division presented the exciting musical Hello, Dolly! Dolly Levi was por- trayed by Mrs. Marion Whatley and Horace Van- dergelder by Mr. Harvey Miller, both of the faculty. Other main characters were students Debbie Dea- ton, Jim Barnhill, Debbie Carr, Charles Jennette, Laura Funk, Clara DeLoach and Pete Merlin. The production was superbly directed and choreo- graphed by Samuel L. Cope. The enthusiastically received musical was highlighted by original elaborate costumes and sets designed by Mr. Cope and his wife Claire. opposite top: Sunday Clothes Number; oppos fe left: Marion Whatley (Dolly) subtly tries to persude Harvey Miller (Horace Vandergelder) to ask her to marry him; oppos fe r gM: Charlie Jennette (Barnaby Tucker) and Jim Barnhill (Cornelius Hackl) hide from Harvey Miller (Horace Vandergelder) in the Hat Shop closet; top.Claire Cope puts finishing touches on one of heroriginal costumes; above and above right: As Mr. Cope directs he explains the importance of proper positioning. Campus Life 43 44 Campus Life Campus Life 45 tve ome fe ...EDIT POLICY - Due i lo Yhe: Cu Ftq (xAS HORY G-t 1 HEKc Will Be M M ORE fe CReu ' Exveni L Efc To Anvowt -ft, 2 H4r-t m4 46 Campus Life LIMIT 55 TRUCKS 50 Fuel! How easy and inexpensive it once was to buy a tank full of gas and who would have ever thought he would be setting his thermostat at 68° in the middle of the winter. Only two or three years ago the supply of re fined fuel began to dwindle. Occasional brownouts oc- curred across the nation to preserve overloaded generators. Then the cost of oil and gasoline began to rise and, more recently, the government began to ration essential fuels. Now for the two or three-car-family accustomed to full gas tanks on demand, $3.00 worth of gasoline is a valuable possession. Due to unseasonably warm weather, however, many Americans were able to avoid a devastatingly cold winter. Large cars have given way to smaller ones and by the request of President Nixon, the maximum speed limit on highways and interstates was reduced from 70 to 55 m.p.h. The gasoline customer now finds that he must wait in long lines for his allotment. The stations are open only briefly during the day and rarely on Sun- days. The Energy Crisis is truly affecting the entire nation. Campus Life 47 bottom: The Chamber Singers entertain with a medley of Broad- way music for the Development Dinner in the college cafeteria; below: Mrs. Davis and Pet Merlin assist Miss Tillotson at a faculty recital; right: After a morning convocation, Dr. Johnson, Chaplain at Furman University, talks with Dr. Davis, Mr. Lovely, David Rutledge and Tim Foster. 48 Campus Life left: Rose White dances to music supplied by Eastern Seaboard; below: Valentine Court Sheila Wooten, Kathy Kiser, Queen Libby Deese, Sarah Washam, Theresa Goodman; bottom right: Libby Deese, escorted by Charlie Holt, is crowned as 1974 Valentine Queen. Campus Life 49 above. Christian Encounter Week, 1974 was highlighted by the presence of guest speaker, Dr. Calvin Thielman, Chaplain to Montreat- Anderson College; above right and right: In additon to the three lectures on the theme Christian Discipleship given by Dr. Thiel- man, other activities planned and sponsored by Christian Council included a fellowship coffehouse and a concert by The Bridge; opposite below: Informal conversations were held wherever Dr. Thielman and students met. 50 Campus Life Campus Life 51 academics Brevard College greeted the arrival of the new Dean of the College, Dr. Branson L. Thurston, in January. Dr. and Mrs. Thurs- ton and their two children came from Flor- ida Southern College where he was As- sistant Dean of Academic Affairs. Coming to Brevard to replace acting Dean Eugene Lovely, Dr. Thurston made himself immed- iately at home. He soon realized that Bre- vard College had the setting and staff which offered the students the skills, ap- preciation, and discipline of an excellent liberal arts education. 54 Academics top. Working at his desk, President Davis pauses to talk with a visitor; left and above. President and Mrs. Davis always enjoy talking with students and faculty. Academics 55 rwrrw niiT 56 Academics opposite far left: During registration, Mrs. Roy checks student class cards; opposite left. At home- coming and during her recruitment trips, Miss Neale ' s smile is contagious; opposite bottom: At the reception for new students, Mr. McLendon greets them and their parents; left: Mrs. Kenerly takes a break from her duties as Secretary to the President; bottom right: Combining the duties of teaching music, and directing public relations and the development program leaves few spare moments for Mr. Eversman. bottom left: Wendy Walthall dis- cusses a problem with Dean Houk. Academics 57 right: Mrs. Davis, secretary to the Dean of the College, carefully checks a report; bottom left and bottom right ' : Mr. Houts and Mr. Alderman are among many interested spectators at an important soccer game. 58 Academics top left: Mr. Hunt talks with a visitor to the campus; top right: discussing college life with prospective students and guidance counselors is a daily event for Mr. McLendon; left: Dean Moran relaxes at homecoming and shares refreshments with his son Academics 59 60 Academics ■■■■ ■■B opposite far left: Mrs. Bryson keeps library files up-to-date; opposite right: Students claim this gesture is Mr. Perez ' s trademark; above top: Mr. Roberts relaxes for a few minutes between classes; above center: J. A. Jones Library. Academics 61 62 Academics opposite top: An entering student draws the attention of Mrs Miller; opposite left: Mr. and Mrs. Perez find enjoyment in sharing their experiences with students; opposite right The decision of the referees at the Homecoming game does not please Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Brown; left: Mrs. Hughey listens intently to a question; below: During halftime Mrs Beard mingles with students at the Homecoming game. Academics 63 opposite top left: Mrs. LeStrange searches for French literature as she browses through the pa- perback section in the library; far left: Registration cards for class roles are checked by Mrs. McLarty; opposite bottom: Mrs. Miller and Miss Galloway glance through the newspaper before placing it on the rack; fop left: Mrs. Beard explains and answers Greg Kilgore ' s question about a test; fop right: Checking the cards. Mrs. Stevenson prepares an overdue book list; right: During the faculty picnic, Mrs. Miller chats with Mr. Brewer. 64 Academics x W KT Academics 65 . A opposite top: Jean Killalea practices to improve her skill in typing; opposite bottom. At homecoming Mr. Burger proudly displays his pet turtle, Tortugus; left: Relaxed, Mr. Fisher finds contentment in smoking his pipe; bottom left: Joe Parker discusses a prob- lem with Mr, Lovely; bottom right: Chaplain Roy is absorbed in a tough soccer game. ■ ' • - -- 68 Academics opposite far left: Mrs. Munro checks with her classes con- stantly about speed and correctness in typewriting and short- hand; opposite top right: Mr. Tawney listens to many a stu- dent problem; opposite bottom right: At the Day Students ' party for new students, Anne Ralls and Libby Carpenter chat with Chaplain Roy; above: Enjoying the beauty of the fall foliage, Mr. Woodruff finds a few moments for relaxation; left: Secretarial students Sherry Springfield. Sherry Frazier and Debbie Renick discuss a business education project. Academics 69 . -■ opposite top: Weekly experimentation is a familiar routine for biology students; op- posite far right and opposite right: Mrs. Daniels and Mr. Woodyard stress the main points of mathematical problem solving; above: Amused at a notice he has just received, Dr. Koob returns to the science building; above right: Taking time out from biology classes, Dr. Boyd displays school spirit at the homecoming soccer game; right: Mr. Lathrop grades a math test re- cently taken by his students. 70 Academics ■ •: ' Academics 71 lop left: Phyllis McCrary seeks the aid of Dr. Boyd during biology lab; top right: Pondering her additional responsibilities as Chairman of the Southern Asso- ciation Self-Study, Miss Nicholson works on another questionnaire; bottom left: Gene Smith finds Mrs. Hunt ' s remarks quite amusing; bottom right: Getting acquainted at the reception, new faculty member Dr. Little discusses his work in chemistry with Coach Campbell. 72 Academics lop left: Mr. Lathrop makes preparation for his next class; top right: Always willing to support the school teams, Mr. Woodyard intently watches the action on the soccer field; bottom: during registration. Dr. Boyd and Dr. Koob help Libby Deese with her biology schedule. Academics 73 74 Academics opposite: Fran Hermann realizes that hard work is essential in building a kiln; left: In preparation for The Miracle Worker, Mr. Cope diligently explains stage techniques; below: An unusual view of one of Mr. Miller ' s Glee Club rehearsals. Academics 75 opposite lop far right: A representative painting opposite top: Learning skills in cerami cs takes much time and practice; op- posite bottom: Mr. Murray explains painting techniques to Emo- ree Addison; fop; Constant rehearsing is required for Glee Club concerts; center above: Dr. Adams chats with returning alumni and faculty members at homecoming; right: Kay Scott and Regina Stiles derive great pleasure from their music. 76 Academics Academics 77 top left: At the homecoming game, Miss Tillotson dis- cusses the music with Libby McGimsey; top right. Marilyn Hunt begins a new piece of sculpture; above left: During band practice. Bruce Arden and David Wilcox warm up; above center: Mrs. Whatley bundles up before going Christmas caroling; above right: Mr. Murray and son Gor- don fill their plates at the faculty picnic; right: Tenors Peter Merlin and Whit Palmer practice with the Chamber Singers. 78 Academics top left: Art students Patti Wisecarver and Martha Helms learn that stacking bricks Is only one part of the craft of building a kiln; bottom left: Playing the organ for convocations is one of Dr. Adams ' specialties; below: Debbie Deaton and Karl Rags- dale participate in band concert rehersal; bottom: Emma Addison mixed the colors she needs for her painting. Academics 79 above top: Riding Noon, Beverly Sher- wood practices jumping during Horse- back riding class; above: Mary Steele and Katie Everette prepare shish ke- babs for an Outdoor Education class supper in Pisgah Forrest; right: Skip Miller listens intently to Coach Meyer- hoff ' s instructions. 80 Academics I left: A video tape for her p. e. classes is prepared by Miss Anderson; bottom left: Correct archery stance is exhibited by Bob Hupp; bottom right: Miss Neal obtains p.e. equipment from Guy Payne. Academics 81 above top: Riding Noon, Beverly Sher- wood practices jumping during Horse- back riding class; above: Mary Steele and Katie Everette prepare shish ke- babs for an Outdoor Education class supper in Pisgah Forrest; right: Skip Miller listens intently to Coach Meyer- hoff ' s instructions. 80 Academics I I left: A video tape for her p. e. classes is prepared by Miss Anderson; bottom left: Correct archery stance is exhibited by Bob Hupp; bottom right: Miss Neal obtains p.e. equipment from Guy Payne. Academics 81 opposite lop center: Charles Jennette enjoys ob- serving pool antics; opposite top right: Coach Campbell did survive the famous canoe ride; oppo- site tar right: Always willing to help students, Guy Payne maintains and stores all the p. e. equipment; opposite left: The wooden bridge over King ' s Creek beside Boshamer Gym is a favorite spot; (op left: Deep in thought. Coach Meyerhoff plans new strat- egy for the basketball team; top right: Keith Sargent and Don Feagan seek to improve their horseback riding skill; above: Ways of building campfires are demonstrated to the camping class by Terry Craig, John Frazier and Tom Landon; above right: Coach Witek beams with pride over the accomplishments of his teams; below right: Badminton is one of the many p, e. courses. $$ra 82 Academics s 7y- •$ Academics 83 84 Academics r 1 -j opposite tar left: Men from the housekeeping department, headed by Jesse Woods, work hard to maintain campus facilities; opposite top left: Roy Marshall displays articles that were misplaced in the McLarty-Goodson Classroom Building; bottom left: Dependable Mr, Cantrell always takes the students to out-of-town special events; left: Mrs. Burdette is the capable Director of the Infirmary; below: Taking time out from their duties, Mrs. Camlin and Mrs. Fortune enjoy a soccer game; bottom: Mr. Alderman chats with alumni and students. Academics 85 sports opposite top: Team captains Charlie Holt and Dan Whittelsey discuss the 4-D mon- ster play with Coach Campbell (not pic- tured is Team Captain Gary McCrary); opposite bottom: All-American Rajai Kayal receives congratulations from President Davis and Coach Campbell, right: Bill Hodges watches down field play; below: Hope Mumford seems pleased with the game; bottom: John Gwynn and Alan Wall- work position themselves as Montreal- Anderson goalie punts ball out. 88 Sports 7 . r-v . £2 Soccer is a key point in the life of many stu- dents at Brevard College. For some it means somewhere to go and something to do on those lazy fall afternoons, but for most, it means a chance to exhibit their approval of a most de- serving group of determined young men. Playing the toughest schedule in the school ' s history, the 1973 Brevard College Soccer Team nevertheless completed its season with a suc- cessful 11-4 record. Coach Campbell felt that the season had its ups and downs but with the aid of All-American Rajai Kayal, the team finished as Conference Champions and Region X Cham- pions. Brevard was once again runnerup in the Sectionals, being beaten by Miami-Dade. 1973-1974 Soccer Team: seared: Don Clark, Dan Whittelsey, Charlie Holt Daryl Chapman. Brad Lakeson, Lee Walp; kneeling: Gary McCrary Dale Robertson, Henry Weaver, Bill Peoples, Rajai Kayal, Jerry Ranson, Eric Hulsey, Curt Walker; standing: David Sanford, Alan Wallwork, Rod Werthem John Gwynn, Mark Workman, Bob Twomey, Bill Hodges, Stuart Krall, Gene Smith, Stan Garrett, Jay High, manager. Butch Hunter, trainer. Sports 89 opposite top: Charlie Holt brings home the ball and Brevard beats Montreat-Anderson 9-1 in the Homecoming game; opposite center: David Ballenger, Nancy Strieker, and Wayne Tucker relax as they watch the game; opposite bottom: Lee Walp centers the ball in a 2-0 victory over UNC-A; above: Alan Wallwork takes the shot and Brevard defeats UNC-A at home, 8-2; right: The Cheerleaders rally enthusiasm. 90 Sports Sports 91 92 Sports Sports 93 1973-1974 Track Team: kneeling: Keith Ferguson, Frank Benzo, Mike Bailey, Jerry Yunker; standing: Bill Baltz (manager). Karl Ragsdale, Sean Diltz, Ed Chandler, George Howe. Coach Witek. 94 Sports opposite lop: Jerry Yunker displays the running form that propelled the team through the season; left: Mike Bailey is greated by the cheerleaders as he breaks the tape; below: The Wingate — Milligan — Brevard game, in which Brevard took the first six places, begins with the firing of the gun. Cross Country season 1973, ended with a very successful 10-2 record, with losses only to Furman and Clemson Universities. By con- trolling the first seven places, the Roadrun- ners won the Regional meet for the fourth consecutive year. Although Brevard finished a disappointing 17th place in a field of 35 teams in the Nationals, they achieved this place with an all-freshman team. The best team efforts came at Stone Moun- tain where the Roadrunners finished 8th out of 19 junior and senior colleges, 2nd at the Cumberland Invitational, and 6th at the state meet in Raleigh. Brevard was the only two year college to run in the state meet. Mike Bailey currently holds the Brevard course record at 20:03, previously held by All-American Reginald McAfee at 20:34. Ac- cording to Coach Witek, who was selected Region X coach of the year, this was the best overall team I ' ve had, not only in their running ability, but also in their dedication and attitude. There ' s no doubt in my mind that we should have finished 10th place in the Na- tionals, and I still believe it! 96 Sports center: Team works out on Agony Hill; left: Coach Witek prior to Win- gate — Milligan — Brevard race; bottom: George Howe, Keith Fergu- son and Sean Diltz get advice from Coach; opposite: George Howe, Karl Ragsdale and Sean Diltz cross 1 1 4 mile mark. Sports 97 It was a year of new beginnings for the 1973-1974 Brevard College Tornadoes. A new coach, John Meyerhoff, came from Virginia with a new strategy. A new line-up in- cluded several new players. And one new set of uniforms had been purchased. Maybe it was all the newness ' that hindered the team; maybe not. Nevertheless, the Tor- nadoes ended their season with a 10-16 overall tabulation, and sixth in the WCJCC Conference with a 5-9 record. Inexperience might have been a problem for the team Those players with experience had to play unfamiliar positions. The Tornadoes undoubtedly had the potential, just not all the ingredi- ents. As Coach Meyerhoff said: A team has to be more than the sum of its players. But, still, the Tor- nadoes were a team, and they worked and learned together. above right: Coach Meyerhoff outlines a special defensive play; above: Brevard cheerleaders support the Tornadoes; right: Melvin Scales passes inside to Bryan Jones. 98 Sports left: Ronnie Jones passes off to Dave Ballenger; below: Bryan Jones shoots over Lees-McRae de- fender; bottom: In the Montreat-Anderson game, Bryan Jones battles for the ball. ■ : © (3 ft «3 •- above. 1973-1974 Basketball Team: seafed; Manager Tom Wheeler, Tony Creekmore, Ronnie Jones, Skip Miller, Bill Bradley, Statistician Jim Kaplan; standing: Coach John Mey- erhoff, Melvin Scales, Jim Slee. Dave Brooks, Bryan Jones. Dave Ballenger, David Pruitt. Sports 99 100 Sports Sports 101 above left: A high leap gives Bryan Jones two points; above center: Skip Miller dir- ects offense; above right: A cheer is led by Clara DeLoach; right: Tornado defense is tough in 99-75 win over Montreat-Anderson. 102 Sports left: Jim Slee on the defense; below: Team play is carefully surveyed by Coach Meyerhoff; bottom. Melvm Scales. Bill Bradley. Jim Slee and Dave Pruitt watch from the sidelines. Sports 103 Although the 1973-1974 roster listed only four returning sophomores, Bre- vard ' s Women ' s Basketball Team did not lack in ability or experience. Coached by Miss Gail Anderson, the talented and enthusiastic freshmen, along with the experienced sophomores, put together a fine record and were invited to attend the Regional Tournament at Peace Col- lege in Raleigh, North Carolina. above right: Coach Gail Anderson seems pleased; right: Holly Choate aims (or the basket during warmups; above: During a time- out, Coach Anderson helps the girls with their strategy. 104 Sports . left: Cathey Daniels makes a quick pass to a team mate; below: a welcome thirst quencher is in store for the time during time- 1973-1974 Women ' s Basketball Team with Region II Championship Trophy, from row Man- ager Jan Scarborough, Beth Graves. Holly Choate. Sharon Boring, Carol Sears Coach Gail Anderson; second row: Cathey Daniels, Jo DeWees. Elaine Lewis- third row Jame Hare, Alice Vernon; not pictured: Lint Sharpe, Jayne Johnsen. Sports 105 right: Jim Daly does the squat to build up his leg muscles; below: John Johnson ' s expression illustrates the difficulty and deep concentration involved in mastering the fly; bottom right: Perfect form in the 120 high hurdles is demonstrated by Jeff Wright. 106 Sports above: Members of 1974 Track Team; Karl Ragsdale, Manager Bill Baltz, John Cecil, Keith Ferguson, George Howe, Mike Bai- ley, Jeff Wright, Sean Diltz, Paul Teufel, Charlie Robinson, Don Appel, Jess Brown, Jim Daly, Jerry Yunker, Mike Anderson, John Johnson, Lee Henderson, Osmand Ashman, Ed Chandler Ed Manley, Coach Witek; top left: Charlie Robinson displays the technique of his triple jump. Sports 107 108 Sports above: High hurdlers Jeff Wright, Ed Manley and Mike Anderson display good form; left: Shot putter Don Appel; opposite left: Crossing the three mile mark is Keith Ferguson; opposite top right: George Howe, Karl Ragsdale, Jerry Yunker and Mike Bailey doing 660 intervals speed around the track during practice; opposite below right: Mike Anderson throws the javelin, one of the many events that has made him one of the best junior college decathlon men. Sports 109 below: Ray Rash finishes up at Hole 2; right: Good form on a long drive is shown by Dan Whittelsey. 110 Sports 5 below: Girls were a new addition to the 1974 Golf Team — seated Co-Captains Ray Rash, Dan Whittelsey; second row: Ted Fowlkes Emily James, Lisa Boyles; third row: Gary Johnson, Craig Clifton Mark McGuire, Stan Garrett; above left: Craig Clifton tees off ' above; picturesque waterfall at Hole 2 at Brevard ' s Glen Cannon Country Club. Sports 111 above: 1973 Tennis Team: Charlie Jennette, Tim Foster, Brian Cuff, David Meeks, Cathey Daniels and George McJunkin; right: Brian Cuff watches as Cathey Daniels returns the serve. 112 Sports Sports 113 SOCCER Brevard 9 Montreat- Anderson Brevard 4 King Brevard 11 Walter ' s State 1 UNC-Chapel Hill 5 Brevard 1 Catonsville 4 Brevard 1 Brevard 8 Gainesville 1 Brevard 9 Montreat- Anderson Brevard 3 Gainesville DeKalb 4 Brevard 1 U.S. Naval Academy J.V. ' S 4 Brevard 3 Brevard 2 Western Carolina 1 BREVARD INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT Brevard 2 DeKalb 1 Brevard 4 King 1 WCJCC Champions REGION X CHAMPIONS SOUTHEASTERN SECTIONAL RUNNER-UP Miami-Dade 5 Brevard 1 Rajai Kayal — National Soccer Coaches Ail-American TRACK 1973 Scores Brevard 106 Lees-McRae Wingate 41 34 Brevard 99 Milligan Lees-McRae 42 40 Brevard 96 Wingate 48 Brevard 92 Catonsville 53 Brevard 93 Carson-Newman Milligan Bryan 52 22 18 REGION X Brevard 92 Ferrum 51 Chowan 11 Lees-McRae 21 Wingate 10 REGION X CHAMPIONS NATIONAL MEET — 13th (tied) ALL AMERICAN - - Sam Beasley 2nd in Lo ng J ump 24 ' 8 1 2 114 Sports BASKETBALL Brevard OT 79 Gainesville 67 Louisburg 70 Brevard 66 Brevard 87 Montreat- Anderson 77 Brevard 85 Fred. Military Academy 80 Albemarle 98 Brevard 79 Anderson 81 Brevard 59 Brevard 118 Isothermal 78 Gainesville 56 Brevard 49 Wingate OT 65 Brevard 63 Hiwassee 86 Brevard 84 Greenville 92 Brevard 72 Lees-McRae 81 Brevard 63 Brevard 68 Wingate 67 Brevard 99 Montreat- Anderson 75 Brevard 85 Spartanburg 81 Mitchell 77 Brevard 74 Anderson 87 Brevard 73 Lees-McRae 85 Brevard 64 Brevard 85 Mitchell 73 Spartanburg 92 Brevard 66 Greenville OT 76 Brevard 71 Hiwassee 83 Brevard 58 TOURNAMENTS TIP-OFF Brevard 64 Greenville 61 Anderson 92 Brevard 69 THANKSGIVING CLASSIC Jackson 82 Brevard 69 Brevard 65 Albemarle 62 WCJCC CONFERENCE Lees-McRae 80 Brevard 52 WCJCC ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM Skip Miller WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL Furman 41 Brevard 36 Brevard 60 Warren Wilson 19 Anderson 47 Brevard 33 Western Carolina 49 Brevard 36 Brevard 67 Warren Wilson 27 Baptist-Charleston 65 Brevard 58 Brevard 56 UNC-Asheville 33 Brevard 59 Furman 37 Anderson 68 Brevard 3: Baptist-Charleston 53 Brevard 40 Brevard 51 Waynesville Rec .32 Hiwassee 46 Brevard 38 Mars Hill 63 Brevard 49 Brevard 58 Hiwassee 52 Brevard 53 UNC-Asheville 24 HIWASSEE TOURNAMENT Brevard 46 Roane State 28 Hiwassee 57 Brevard 41 REGION II CHAMPIONS ALIAW NATIONAL TOURNAMENT University Center, Michigan Brevard 67 Vincennes, Indiana 38 Mississippi Gulf Coast 56 Brevard 47 TENNIS 1973 Scores Brevard 8 Mitchell 1 Westchester 9 Brevard Anderson 9 Brevard Brevard 8 Montreat- Anderson 1 Wingate 9 Brevard Wingate 9 Brevard Brevard 6 Warren Wilson 3 Lees-McRae 7 Brevard 2 Anderson 9 Brevard Brevard 9 Montreat-Anderson Gainesville 8 Brevard 1 Lees-McRae 7 Brevard 3 Brevard 7 Warren Wilson 2 Brevard 8 Mitchell 1 CROSSCOUNTRY Stone Mountain Road Race, Stone Moun- tain, Georgia Brevard finished 8th out of 19 Teams Brevard 16 Milligan 43 Brevard 24 Western Carolina A 33 Brevard 24 Carson Newman 33 Furman 25 Brevard 30 Clemson 26 Brevard 2H Brevard 27 Carson Newman ?fl Covenant 90 Brevard 15 Wingate 45 Brevard 15 WCU — B 47 Brevard 15 Milligan 54 Wingate 71 Morehead 36 Brevard 41 Cumberland 49 Milligan 119 Centre 119 6th of 12 teams in State Championships 1st in Region X Championships 17th of 37 full teams, and over 325 runners in National Cross Country Championships. Sean Diltz Jerry Yunker Ed Chandler Dan Wilson George Howe Karl Ragsdale Actual Finish 66 72 113 156 178 204 Team Finish 51 56 90 126 143 164 Sports 115 people faculty and staff ROBERT ALDINE DAVIS President BRANSON LUTHER THURSTON Dean of the College NELSON FALLS ADAMS Music ROSCOE JAMES ALDERMAN Manager Sims Sludent Union MARTHA GAIL ANDERSON Health and Physical Education SARA SCOTT BEARD English EDWARD CLINTON BENNETT JR Engineering Drawing HOWARD WALTER BOYD Biology LOUISE FAULKNER BRACKETT Director East Beam Hall GAYNELLE PATTERSON BREWER Secretary to Business Manager GERTRUDE GOODWIN BROWN Director West Beam Hall JOANN PACE BRYSON Assilant Librarian CORRIE LEE BURDETTE. R N Director of Infirmary PETER EDDY BURGER History REBECCA CANNADY BURGESS Assistant to Director of Development ELSIE PERRY BURHANS Faculty Secrefary 118 Faculty JOSEPHINE MEDFORD BURKHART Hostess Sims Student Union SARAH LESLEY CAMLIN Director Taylor Hall DAVID HENRY CAMPBELL Physical Education and Director Student Activities OUENTIN EUGENE CANTRELL Director of Maintenance CAROLYN EZELL CHAPMAN Admissions Assistant ROMA WHITM1RE CHILDRESS Assistant Student Union BETTY ROBINSON CHOATE Secretary Deans of Sludent Affairs CLAIRE PINKERTON COPE Secretary Science Facully SAMUEL LORAINE COPE Music MARY KILPATRICK COX Director of Cafeteria RACHEL CATHEY DANIELS Mathematics CLARA DOTSON DAVIS Secretary Dean of the College IMOGENE MONTEITH EAKER Alumni Secretary ANNA SMITH ETTERS Clerk for Office Services ALBERT LAWRENCE EVANS JOHN DILLON EVERSMAN Music and Director Public Relations and Development CHARLES RAY FISHER Business ROWE BURRELL FORTUNE Assistant Nurse LOIS ANN GALLOWAY Library Secretary ARGYLE WELLS GASH Junior Bookkeeper Faculty 119 NANCY BLACK HALL Secretary Director of Admissions ERMENTRUDE LANSING HASSELMAN Director Green Hall GEORGIE ANNE HENSON Music MARY MARGARET HOUK Associate Dean of Student Affairs DONALD GARY HOUTS Assistant Dtrecfor of Admissions ALBERTA KIRBY HUGHEY Special Education BRUNNER RHEA HUNT Business Manager PATRICIA SPEARS HUNT Mathematics LOUISE McCARN KENERLY Secretary to the President DERRY DELOS KOOB Biology FELIX KEITH LATHROP, II Mathematics ETHEL BRAGE LeSTRANGE French JULIAN ROYDEN LITTLE Chemislry EUGENE SYLLUS LOVELY History and Acting Dean of the College. Fall Semester LAVERNE THOMAS McCALL Assistant Sludent Union NINA CRISP McCURRY Direclor Jones Hall MARGARET HARRElL McLARTY English ROBERT GEORGE McLENDON Director of Admissions JOHN WESLEY MEYERHOFF Health and Physical Education HARVEY HORATIO MILLER, JR Music 120 Faculty LOUISE PEAVY MILLER Music PRISCILLA NOYES MILLER Library Assistant RHEUMM A CARTER MILLER English DORIS EVELYN MONTGOMERY Assistant to the Business Manager HUGH ALEXANDER MORAN, JR Dean of Student Affairs GRACE JACKSON MUNRO Business DOUGLAS TIMOTHY GORDON MURRAY PATSY ELIZABETH NEAL Health and Physical Education ELIZABETH SUTER NEALE Admissions Counselor BOBBIE JEAN NICHOLSON Chemistry MARTHA TALLEY NOLEN Secretary and Receptionist MAUDE STEWART NORWOOD Assistant Student Union MARTHA POOLE OWEN Secretary to Fine Arts Division DOROTHY STATON PACE Bookkeeper ROBERT GLENN PALMER Music MILDRED CANTRELL PARKER Assistant Director of Cafeteria MARIO PEDRO PEREZ Business and Spanish VIOLA CASANOVA DE PEREZ Spanish ■DORIS THOMPSON POTTS Biology ESTON EUGENE ROBERTS English Faculty 121 BRONA NIFONG ROY Associate Registrar CHARLES EOWARD ROY Chaplain and Religion ALFRED RUER German HARVEY LEONARD SOUTHER Bursar MARY WILSON STEVENSON Library Assistant HARRISON ELLIOTT TAWNEY Director of Counseling and Psychology LAURA VIRGINIA TILLOTSON Music GEORGE LARRY WHATLEY Music MARION PURCELL WHATLEY Music IVA SANDERS WHITMIRE Assistant Student Union DOROTHY HOLLIFIELD WILLIS Secretary to Athletic Department NORMAN LEE WITEK Health and Physical Education ARTHUR PRESTON WOODRUFF Religion ORVILLE CLAIRE WOODYARD Mathematics and Physics SARA EAKER WORLEY Public Relations Assistant JANE ELIZABETH WRIGHT Librarian 122 Faculty sophomores flu Mm EMOREE ETHEREDGE ADDISON Columbia, South Carolina CHARLES MICHEL ANDERSON Cocoa Beach, Florida TERRI LYNN ANDERSON New York, New York BRUCE WILLIAM ARDEN Brevard VIRGINIA ANNE AUGUSTINE Orlando. Florida RICHARD NEIL BABER Palmetto. Florida JOHN KIRBY BAILEY Brevard MICHAEL WALLACE BAILEY Greensboro TIMOTHY HOWARD BAKER Brevard DAVID EVANS BALLENGER Greenville. South Carolina WILLIAM LOUIS BALTZ Raleigh SARAH JO BERRIER Winston-Salem LISA DAWN BINGHAM Brevard HAZEL JEANETTE BISHOP Flat Rock MARGARET LEIGH BISHOP Alius Air Force Base, Oklahoma JOHN SHERROD BOGGS Brevard Sophomores 123 SHARON HOPE BORING Turtletown, Tennessee MARSHALL DUANE BRADLEY Shelby WILSON IONNIE BRADLEY. Gastonia SHARLENE FRANCES BULTMAN Charlotte ELIZABETH ANN BURDETTE Cedar Mountain JOHN MARK BURDETTE Cedar Mountain APRIL LYNNETTE BURRELL Brevard ANNE CARROLL CARPENTER Gastonia DIANE ELIZABETH CARPENTER Brevard ROBERT DURSIN CARPENTER Charlotte JAMES RUSSELL CARR Philadelphia, Pennsylvania DARYL LYNN CHAPMAN Charlotte HOLLY ANN CHOATE Sparta ANTHONY BRUCE ClRELLI Taylors. South Carolina DON LEONARD CLARK, JR Monroeville, Pennsylvania VIRGINIA LOVEJOY CLEMENT Charleston, South Carolina CRAIG McFARLENE CLIFTON DeLand. Florida BARRY ALBERT COX Charlotle TERRY WAYNE CRAIG Gastonia STEPHEN ALEXANDER CRATER Greensboro 124 Sophomores ®m BRIAN STEPHEN CUFF Charlotte DAVID LEE CUMBIE Gastonia LADSON EDENS CUNNINGHAM Greenville, South Carolina NANCY JO DABBS Concord JAMES TIMOTHY DALY Concord. Massachusetts JULIA ANN DAVIS High Point CHARLES BENJAMIN DEBERRY, JR Wadesboro WINNIE ELIZABETH DEESE Wadesboro CLARA RUTH DELOACH Lenoir JAMES GREGORY DICKENS. JR Charlotte DAVID JUNIOR DUNCAN Connelly Springs DAVID GARLAND DYER Greenville. South Carolina SAMUEL LEE EDWARDS Waynesville GEORGE MARTIN ELLIOTT Shelby SUSAN HOWARD ELWOOD Salisbury, Maryland BLAKE ALFRED ERICKSON Alexandria. Virginia PATRICIA DIANE EVANS Armonk. New York MARY KATE EVERETTE St Pauls KEITH FERGUSON Cocoa Beach, Florida ERNEST RANDALL FISH Canton Sophomores 125 CHARLES ERVIN FLETCHER Moncure CELIA ANN FLOCK Greensboro ANTHONY LIN FORREST Raleigh SHERRY GAIL FRA2IER Pisgah Forest NANCY ANN FULTON Columbia, South Carolina RANDY EARL GARREN Brevard WILLIAM HOOD GASH Pisgah Foresl WILLIAM MORRIS GIBBES Charlotte JACQUELINE ANN GRAVELY Brevard PEARL ELIZABETH GRAVES Martinville. Virginia ROBERT HOLT GREER Atlanta, Georgia ROBERT HARPER HALL Winston-Salem KIMBERLY SUE HANDSEL Charlotte TERRY LEE HARPER Chapel Hill ANDREW LEE HENDERSON. JR Charlotte FRANCES ELIZABETH HERMANN Newark, Delaware PATRICIA ANN HILLHOUSE St Petersburg, Florida RICHARD SHERRILL HIPPS Asheville WILLIAM SNOWDEN HODGES, II Greensboro ISOBEL DUNCAN HOLMES Columbia. South Carolina 126 Sophomores CHARLES LOUIS HOLT Charlotte HOWARD DURAYNE HOOD Vale RALPH FRANKLIN HOWEY, JR Charlotte KATHERINE CLAIRE HULL Roanoke. Virginia CHARLES ERIC HULSEY Charlotte ROBERT SHAPARD HUPP Mocksville RICHARD LEWIS INGOLD Charlotte LEILA EMILY JAMES Burlington CHARLES EDWARD JENNETTE Rocky Mount DONNA JESSEN Kissimmee. Florida MARY DONNA JETT Etowah JAYNE BRITA JOHNSEN Massapequa, New York JOHN PATRICK JOHNSON Asheville RONAL EUGENE JOHNSON Winston- Salem WARREN ARTHUR JOHNSON Brevard RONALD ALBERT JONES Winston-Salem RAJAI LABIB KAYAL Alexandria. Virginia CHRISTINE MACFARLANE KELLER Westfield, New Jersey DWIGHT AUSTIN KENNEDY Statesviiie GREGORY CLIFFORD KILGORE Columbia. South Carolina Sophomores 127 KATHLEEN AVIS KISER Gastonia FLORA DEBORAH LADD Charlotte WILLIAM BRADLEY LAKESON, JR. Charlotte DANNY WAYNE LAMBERT Mocksville ALICE FAYE LANCE Brevard KYLE HELEN LEISTER Maplewood, New Jersey PAMELA SUE LESTER Archdale MARY KATHLEEN LEYDA Miami, Florida FRANK RAINEY LIGHT, JR Brevard MARY LOUISE McCAIN Greenville, South Carolina ALBERT MARTIN McCLANAHAN Charlotte THOMAS KING McCRARY Brevard ELIZABETH DEATON McGIMSEY Lenoir MARK PATRICK McGUIRE Brevard GEORGE GUY McJUNKIN Pickens, South Carolina CAROLINE JEAN McNEELY Sapphire GINA ANNE MARTIN Orlando, Florida JOSEPH PATRICK MILLER Norfolk, Virginia CYNTHIA CAROL MOSS Kernersville DANIEL AVERY NIX Asheville 128 Sophomores maureen Elizabeth o connor Durham JOSEPH MICHAEL PARKER Brevard WILLIAM SILAS PEOPLES, JR Salisbury CAROLYN FAYE PERRY Beaufort ANNETTE WILLIAMS POTTS Brevard LEE DAVIDPRUITT Greenville. South Carolina CHRISTOPHER WILLIAM PUSEY Hickory ANNE WAGONER RALLS Greensboro HUGH WAYNE RANDEL, JR Arlington. Virginia JERRY PAUL RANSON Greenwood. South Carolina LINDA LOUISE RAPER Wmslon-Salem DONALD RAY RASH Charlotte MICHAEL DOUGLAS RAYMOND Hot Springs. Arkansas DEBBIE KATHLEEN RENICK Miami, Florida LAURA ANN RICHARDSON Newberry, South Carolina KEITH LANDRA SARGENT Asheville MELVIN JULIUS SCALES Winston- Salem CAROL SEARS Douglas, Georgia LINDA KAYE SHARPE Pmetops REBECCA LOUISE SHElDY Rutherlordton Sophomores 129 MARSHALL BOYD SHEPPARD, JR Bellamy, Virginia BEVERLY PAULINE SHERWOOD Lenoir CECILIA KAY SIMMONS Murphy HUGH RICH SIZEMORE, JR Arden SARAH FLORENCE SPENCE Charlotte SHERRY LEE SPRINGFIELD Greenville, South Carolina ELLEN ANGELICA STEED Robins Air Force Base, Georgia MARY LOREE STEELE Casar GREGORY LEE STEMPLE Columbus, Ohio MOLLIE JANE STEPHENS Greenville. South Carolina NANCY JO STRICKER St Petersburg, Florida RICHARD BROOKS STUTTS Mooresville ROBERT EUGENE TANZY Charlotte RICHARD KENT TODD Clearwater. Florida PAUL WAYNE TUCKER DeLand, Florida LYNN THOMAS TUTTLE Madison DAVID THOMS VAN COVERN Charlotte LYNNE ELLEN WALLACE Franklin LEE CHARLES WALP Lancaster, Pennsylvania HENRY ANDREW WEAVER Weaverville 130 Sophomores ■ NILES AUSTIN WHITTAKER, JR Greensboro DANIEL INGERSOLL WHITTELSEY Miam i onda OAVID HOWARO WILCOX Denver ARTHUR SAMUEL WILLIAMS Chester, Virginia SHERREE LYNN WILLIS Gainesville, Georgia BILLY KEITH WILSON Pisgah Forest SHEILA MAE WOOTEN Mooresville LESLIE IRENE YOUNG Chapel Hill Sophomores 131 freshmen MARGARET PAULINE AILOR Knoxville. Tennessee BARBARA JOANNE ALLISON Boca Raton, Florida ANN WHITLOCK ANDERSON Charlotte SUSAN BRIDGETT ANDERSON Oxon Hill, Maryland DONALD LEONARD APPEL Mount Pleasant, South Carolina OSMOND RODERICK ASHMAN Brooklyn, New York CHARLES WESLEY ATKINSON, JR Greensboro GEORGE SAYE ATKINSON Madison, Georgia MARYSAM ATKINSON Charlotte TIMOTHY CALVIN BALLARD Belmont LAURA PENN BARKSDALE Eden BARBARA ALISON BARNHART Charlotte JAMES WALLACE BARNHILL, JR Clemson, South Carolina JOHN THETFORD BARRETT Tapoco GEORGE DONALD BARRIER Greensboro JEFFREY JOSEPH BATY Greenville, South Carolina 132 Freshmen JANE HARLEY BAXTER Charlotte SHEREE ANN BEARD Charlotte JAMES HAZEL BELK, JR Monroe FRANK JOSEPH BENSO North Bellmore New York PAUL BIRDSEYE Trenton. New Jersey RICHARD EARL BLACK. JR Lexington DEBRA JANE BONDRANKO Charlotte CYNTHIA RUTH BOULWARE Williston South Carolina LISA LOU BOYLES Greensboro JUDY RAE BRABHAM Miami, Florida KENNETH DAVID BRACKETT Clover, South Carolina JOHN ERNEST BRADLEY, JR Easley, South Carolina MICHAEL STEVEN BRENDLE Asheville TERRY ALEXANDER BREWER Pisgah Forest RUSSELL JEROME BRIGGS Bryson CMy CYNTHIA GWEN BROCKWELL Durham DAVID ASHLEY BROOKS Richmond, Virginia LAURA JAYNE BROOKS Wilmington, Delaware JESS EARL BROWN Canton JOSEPH EDWARD BROWN Columbia, South Carolina Freshmen 133 SHIRLEY ANN BROWN Brevard MARGARET ELIZABETH BRUMLEY Gaslonia ARTHUR EDWARD BUCKLEY, JR. Charleston. South Carolina MELVA JANE BURTON Orlando. Florida SUSAN KENLEE BUTT Elkins, West Virginia SUE ELLEN CALDWELL Clyde JANINE RAVEKES CAMPBELL Westport. Connecticut JOYCE ANN CAMPBELL Homestead. Florida FURMAN EDWARD CANNON Columbia, South Carolina LEIGH ANNE CANNON Stanley JOHN CL1NGMAN CAPPS Richiands DEBRA ANN CARR BurnsviHe JANICE ANN CARSON Gaslonia JOHN SCOTT CARVER Forest City JOHN WAYNE CECIL Naples, Florida PATRICIA LILLY CERONE New York, New York KEVIN NEIL CHAMBERS Haddontield, New Jersey EDWARD JOSEPH CHANDLER Asheville EDWARD EARL CHRlSMAN M Greenville, South Carolina BEVERLY JEAN CLARK Asheville 134 Freshmen 4ft EOWINA VICTORIA CLAY Roanoke Rapids CHARLES CORBETTCLONINGER, III Mount Holly DOUGLAS DOW COLLINS Rosman TOMMY LEE COMER Tobaccoville JANETTE FAYE COOPER Atlanta, Georgia FRANK CHILES COTHRAN Aiken South Carolina MARGARET LOYD COURTNEY Kmston JOHN STEWART COVEY Charlotte ELIZABETH PAULA COX Sparta ANTHONY LEROY CREEKMORE Chesapeake. Virginia JAMES EDWARD CRITCHER Chapel Hill abe Mcdonald crosby Macon, Georgia CYNTHIA ELIZABETH CULBRETH Charlotte RACHEL CATHEY DANIELS Brevard DONNA JENICE DARBY Monroe, Georgia MICHAEL JEROME DARNELL Wmston-Salem DESlREE ADELE DARST Virginia Beach, Virginia DEBBIE LYNN DEATON Marion JOHANNA RUTH DEWEES Sylva SEAN ROBERT DlLTZ Springfield, Ohio Freshmen 135 MICHAEL EDWARD DONNELLY Ashev I e PERRY MICHAEL DOWNS Asheville VICKIE LORRAINE DRAYTON Morganton THOMAS KIMBERLY EDENS Brevard MICHELE RAE EPPERT Seelyville. Indiana DONALD SHIELDS FEAGAN Hendersonville MARGARET ELIZABETH FITE Lexington ROBERT TIMOTHY FLACK Elon College CAROL ANN FLANAGAN Wanlagh, New York JAMES LOUIS FLANDERS Barnwell South Carolina DEBRA LOUISE FLEISCHMAN Winter Park. Florida JOAN MARIE FLETCHER Holmes Beach, Florida TIMOTHY MORGAN FOSTER Waynesboro, Virginia TED HODGES FOWLKES Greensboro KIMBERLY ANNE FOY Gastonia JOHN ROSS FRA2IER, JR Rivenon, New Jersey ELISSAANN FREDERICK Fairhope, Alabama DAVID WILLIAM FRICKE Ptscataway, New Jersey PAULA GEORGE FULK Winston-Salem LAURA VIRGINIA FUNK Mechanicsville, Virginia 136 Freshmen ANNE HARRIET GARR Reading, Pennsylvania MARY LYNN GARREN Hendersonville STANLEY HASKELL GARRETT Miami, Florida RUTH ALVA GAVEL Greensboro DEBORAH LIND GLENN Union City, Pennsylvania STANLEY GOLDSMITH Asheville THERESA LOU GOODMAN Woodruff, South Carolina MARCIA ANN GOODWiN Angier HENRY JACKSON GOOLSBY. Ill Weston, Connecticut LAWRENCE WAYNE GREENE Hendersonville MARY ELIZABETH GREENWOOD Arden SHARON GREGORY Verona, New Jersey JOHN HOWARD GROOVER Greensboro LISA JEAN GROPPUSO Fairfield. Conneclicu! JOHN GILMAN GWYNN Charlotte KENNETH LINWOOD HALL, JR Asheboro ROAR HALVAAG Halden, Norway JOSEPH EARLTON HARDEE, JR Greensboro JANIE ARLEEN HARE Longcreek, South Carolina DOLORES ANITA HARRINGTON Brevard Freshmen 137 SUSAN GAIL HATCHETT Murphy ELIZABETH DAWN HAYNES Jonesville DEE ANN HEADLEY Merrill Island. Florida CONNIE ANN HEATH Winter Park, Florida MARTHA RHINER HELMS Morganton DIANA LEE HEMPHILL McLean, Virginia DANIEL THOMAS HENRY Southfield. Michigan JAY KILBY HIGH Chapel Hill CATHERINE HILL Norfolk, Virginia JOHN REGINALD HILLMAN Charlotte MARVIN ALEXANDER HINSON Charlotte CHARLES BERNARD HODSON Chapel Hill DEBRA MONTEZ HOLLAND Greenville. South Carolina GEORGE HAYWOOD HOWE Summerville, South Carolina ROBERT JEFFREY HUDGINS Gastonia TERRY LYNN HUFFINES Eton College DELVIN SYLVANUS HUFFSTETLER. II Raleigh LUCRETIA HULSEBUS North Augusta, South Carolina MARILYN ALVA HUNT Greensboro ROBERT THOMAS HUNTER Brevard 138 Freshmen TOLISON HYRE Chapel Hill KATHRYN JANE INGRAM Greensboro STEPHEN VAUGHAN JAMME, JR Charlottesville Virginia DOROTHY BAXTER JOHNSON Brevard EDWARD ALLEN JOHNSON Columbia. South Carolina GARY STEVEN JOHNSON Brevard WILLIAM GEORGE JOHNSON Shelby BRYAN KEITH JONES Wake Forest CHERYL ANN JONES Asheville GEORGE HENRY JORDAN, Cary LINDA SUE KALEEL Raleigh SANDRA JEANNE KANUPP Skyland JAMES SPENCE KAPLAN Jacksonville, Florida BEVERLY KARAS Glen Rock. New Jersey CHARLES WESLEY KARNS, III Vienna. Virginia CHRIS PATRICK KENDIG Fairborn. Ohio JOSEPH ARTHUR KENNEDY. JR Bellmore, New York STEPHEN PATRICK KERR Arlington, Virginia JOAN TERESA KILLALEA Charlotte MARK TIMOTHY KILSTROM Penrose Freshmen 139 ELIZABETH BLACKWELDER KING Concord DAGMAR ILSE KLIMEK Brevard STUART PACE KRALL Chapel Hill MARTIN JAMES LAMM Sarasota. Florida ALMA KAREN LAND Asheville THOMAS ARTHUR LANDON Brevard JOHN RODNEY LEWIS Mehernn. Virginia OPAL ELAINE LEWIS Douglas, Georgia LUCY CABANISS LINES Atlanta, Georgia MARSHALL LOUISE LIPSCOMB Charlotte RANDY KENT LOGAN Ptafftown DEBORAH LYNNE LOVELL Franklin CHARISSE MARIE LOWRY Lumberton GARY COLEMAN McCRARY Atlanta. Georgia PHYLLIS ALANE McCRARY Brevard KATHLEEN MARY McGUIRE Greensboro JONAS McNAIR, JR Washington, D C THOMAS BENSON McWHITE Greenville, South Carolina ANDREW BERNARD MAJOR Charleston, South Carolina EDWARD GARY MANLEY Rock Hill, South Carolina 140 Freshmen SUSAN JANE MARSHALL Chapel Hill GERALD DONALD MARTIN Columbia. South Carolina LARRY JOE MAST Patterson PETER SMITH MAYFORTH Wilmington Delaware DAVID THOMAS MEEKS High Point PETER FIRMAN MERLIN Brandon. Florida DANA ALVIS MERRILL Asheville JANICE LORRAINE MILES Asheville CRAIG WOLFGANG MILLER Brevard DEBRA ELLEN MILLER Hurdle Mills HENRY SHELTON MILLER III Winston-Salem DAVID LEE MILWOOD Ruthertordton MARY BOULWARE MITCHELL Greensboro LINDA GAIL MONTEITH Brevard VIRGINIA LEE MOODY Gastonia JAMES ROBINSON MOORE Redisville TERESA LORINNE MOORE Dayton, Tennessee SALLY ANN MOOREFIELO Raleigh JOHN BERKELEY MORRISSEY Arden LORI BETH MORROW Miami. Florida Freshmen 141 JEANNE MARIE MOBTONSON Miami Shores, Florida HOPE MICHELLE MUMFORD Kernersville JAMES ALLEN MURPHEY High Point THOMAS ANTHONY MURPHY Gastonia CYNTHIA JEANNE NANNEY Dana GENEVIEVE KATHERINE NICHOLS Florence. South Carolina JEFFREY DENNIS NIX Hendersonville SHALI MARGARET OCONNELL Anchorage, Kentucky SARAH JEAN OTT Greenville, South Carolina RUDY DOUGLAS OWENS Rutherfordton FORREST WARNER PAGE Clemson, South Carolina WHITFIELD McRORY PALMER, III Marion. Florida RICHARD LEWIS PARKS Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania NANCY MARIE PARRISH Waynesville DIANE MARIE PAUL Wilmington. Delaware KATE BARRIER PEARSON Newton WILLIAM SCHOCK PEARSON Southern Pines ROGER PETIT Rosman DORIS LYNN PHIPPS Asheville BETSY LOUISE PIKE St Petersburg, Florida 142 Freshmen 4 ± MIKE RAY PINNER Asheville LAWRENCE DAVID PITTMAN New York, New York LESLIE ELAINE POWELL Charlotte MARGARET ALICE POWELL Virginia Beach, Virginia DAVID BAXTER PROFFITT Hot Springs karl Simpson ragsdale Brandywine, Maryland VIRGINIA ANN RAMSEY Burlington, Ontario JAMES BARKER RAYMER Charlotte DAVID HENRY RHODES Lincolnton SUSAN NYE ROBERTS Virginia Beach, Virginia DALE EDWIN ROBERTSON Pine Hall CHARLES NATHANIEL ROBINSON Roanoke, Virginia ANN CAROL RUTHERFORD Colorado Springs, Colorado DAVID JAMISON RUTLEDGE Greenville, South Carolina JANICE LOUISE RUTLEDGE Oxford Georgia DAVID FRANKLIN SANFORD Chapel Hill JACQUELINE JEAN SAUNDERS Brevard MADELINE ELAINE SAWYER Asheville PAUL ANDREW SAXON Winston-Salem JOHN NICHOLS SAYLOR Winston-Salem Freshmen 143 JAN ELISE SCARBOROUGH Charlotte SANDRA KAY SCOTT Penrose STANLEY EUGENE SCOTT Winston- Salem KAREN ELIZABETH SEAY Franklin KERRY LYNN SENTELLE Brevard RICHARD JAMES SETZER Gastonia SUSAN GAIL SHEARIN Greensboro LARRY DALE SHEPARD Lake Junaluska JAN ELISE SHEPHERD Gastonia SCOTT BREWSTER SHEPHERD Brevard CAROL LYNNE SIMON Lakeland, Florida KATHERINE LOUISE SLAGLE Franklin DONALD PATRICK SLATTON Dunwoody, Georgia JAMES MICHEL SLEE Abbottstown, Pennsylvania ELIZABETH ESTELLE SMITH Jamestown HOWARD EUGENE SMITH Summerville, South Carolina I a km JANET LYNN SMITH Glen Rock, New Jersey KATHRYN LEE SMITH Alexandria, Virginia ROBERT JOHNSON SMITH, JR Mountain Home THOMAS MADISON SOCHA Summerville. South Carolina 144 Freshmen SANDRA KAY STERN Winston-Salem RICHARD FLOYD STEVENS Sanford CYNTHIA LEE STILES Canton REGINA ANN STILES Penrose KELLY JEAN STRAWN Lenoir STEPHEN MOYER STRICKLAND Starke, Florida JAMES STEVEN SUGG Miami, Florida DAVID ELLIOTT SUMMEY Brevard SUSAN ZACHARY SWAN Bryson City BRENDA GALE TAGERT Greensboro ANN CLAIRE TATE Belmont MARIAN YVONNE TAYLOR Kernersville PAUL JOHN TEUFEL Lake Hiawatha, New Jersey CAROL EMILY THIEDE Westfield, New Jersey JOHN MOORE THOMAS Leasburg JOAN ELIZABETH THORNE Largo. Florida PATRICIA ANN TODD Charlotte ROBERT DOUGLAS TWOMEY Asheville DESIRE LOIS TYLER Fort Lauderdale. Florida LESLIE BRYANT VAN HOY, JR Summervrlle, South Carolina Freshmen 145 ALICE NELL VERNON Piedmont. South Carolina INA MARIE WALDROP Rosman CURTIS JAMES WALKER Berkeley. Missouri ARTHUR ALAN WALLWORK. JR Charlotte WENDY JEANNE WALTHALL Virginia Beach, Virginia LUCY LYNN WASHAM Charlotte SARAH ELIZABETH WASHAM Davidson WILLIAM HEATHLEY WELDON Atlantic Beach, Florida PAULA KATHRYN WENTZ Charlotte RODERICK BEAL WERTHEM Chapel Hill CAROL FLYNN WHEELER Brevard THOMAS FRANCIS WHEELER Raleigh ROSE MARIE WHITE Apex WILLIAM LEEWHITLEY, JR Kannapohs DEBRA LYNNE WIERENGA Titusville CLINT WILLIAMS Black Mountain DANIEL CHAPELL WILSON Cary PATRICIA ANNE WlSECARVER Round Hill, Virginia LAURAN MARK WORKMAN Atlanta. Georgia JEFFREY ALLEN WRIGHT Dayton, Kentucky 146 Freshmen MICHAEL JAMES WYMAN Greenwood, South Carolina GERALD GALLIVAIM YUNKER Lexmglon, Kentucky MARLENE JAYNE 2IRKEL Jamestown Freshmen 147 second semester students CAROL JEAN COLTRANE Brevard THOMAS KEVIN DICKERSON Demorest, New Jersey JEANNE GREGORY Verona, New Jersey CEDRIC REEVES GUTHRIE Elizabeth, New Jersey STANLEY KEVIN HINSON Charloite DAVID LEWIS HOLLAND Gastonia SANDRA JEAN JONES Lake Toxaway PATTI ANN LANDON Brevard RICHARD HENRY LANOUE Rosman GREGORY KIRK LILLY Durham GILBERT MILES LONG Hickory COLETTE WORLEY LUTZ Horse Shoe CLYDE RAYMOND McCALL Rosman CHARLES CALYTON MATHENY, JR Charlotte RICHARD FREDERICK MILLER Pottstown, Pennsylvania DEBORAH DIANE MILLS Brevard 148 People JEFFREY DOUGLAS MORAN High Point ELIZABETH ELISE MORGAN Ridgeland, South Carolina JOHN ADAMS NILES IV Atlanta, Georgia ANN MARlEO BRIEN Horse Shoe ROBERT MONTGOMERY PARKER Brevard GAIL ELAINE PLEMMONS Brevard JONES WOODFIN PURCELL Charleston. South Carolina GAYLE RANCER Chapel Hill 4 People 149 ads and index FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK P. 0. Box 752 Brevard, N. C. 28712 BOST Bakers of BUNNY BREAD PISGAH CANDY COMPANY WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS Brevard (704) 883-9260 WlimA 7utttltute Company 100 • 102 NORTH BROAD STREET BREVARD, NORTH CAROLINA FURNITURE APPLIANCES SALES SERVICE J EDWIN MIMS 208 ASHWORTH AVENUE 1 52 Advertisements MEET YOUR FRIENDS IN SIMS STUDENT UNION BBECB Advertisements 1 53 CITIZENS TELEPHONE COMPANY SERVING TRANSYLVANIA COUNTY 225 East Main Street Brevard, N. C. t o«i units mm FrM fliidwt 154 Advertisements SKY CITY Brevard, North Carolina WARD ' S NEWSSTAND BOOKS — HALLMARK CARDS — GIFTS 5 West Main Street Brevard, N. C. BREVARD PHARMACY 2 West Main Street Brevard, N . C. PEPSI COLA A favorite refreshment for Brevard College students Advertisements 155 BURGERLAND Brevard, North Carolina tiwissr s forlESS STORE WIDE VALUES QUAUTY FOODS PLUS SINCLAIR OFFICE SUPPLIES Hendersonville, North Carolina 156 Advertisements IMPERIAL MOTOR LODGE 75 Completely New Modern Units CONFERENCE ROOM AVAILABLE Highways 64 276 North Phone: 883-3185 Brevard, N. C. IMPERIAL UoiorjS3ge of BREVARD Your Happy Shopping Store Advertisements 1 57 HAROLD ' S SUPER MARKET 1023 Hendersonville Highway Putting You First In A Big Way! BERRY ' S RESTAURANT on the FOUR LANE HIGHWAY Open 6 A.M. to 1 A.M. 13 ? E V A R jT Brevard College students and alumni wear their STAR rings with pride. For details contact the College Store or your local STAR representative: DON MOORE P. 0. Box 82 Rutherfordton, N. C. 28139 Phone: AC 704 287-3485 1 58 Advertisements _ E. 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C. 28712 174 Advertisements OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR YOUR YEAR BOOK THE NATION ' S STUDIO SCHOOL PORTRAIT DIVISION 1101 CARTER STREET CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE 37402 Advertisements 1 75 WIX CORPORATION OF GASTONIA the Gold Standard in Filtration, offers the best in oil, air, and gasoline filters. Brevard College Students know WIX is the best brand. VARNER ' S VALUES That You Can ' t Afford To Miss Trusted Over 900,000 Times VARNER ' S DRUG STORE Corner of South Broad Jordan Streets Phone: 883-4165 Brevard, N. C. Compliments of GOODWILL MOTOR CO., INC. PONTIAC-BUICK-GMC JEEP-OPEL 1 76 Advertisements I J DUVALL DRUGS, INC. Brevard, North Carolina WHIRLPOOL LAUNDRY North Caldwell Street Brevard, North Carolina Adjacent to the Campus Conveniently located to serve Brevard College students AUSTIN ART SHOP Your Photo, Tape, and Record Center 11 E. Main Street Brevard, N. C. £ t e d- J£et{t€ i . 6c DIAMONDS-STERLING- PEWTER-COPPER C HI NA-CRYSTAL-FIG URINES-STONE RINGS WATCHES, COMPLETE BULOVA LINE. ALSO SEIKO 30 E. MAIN ST BREVARD. N C. 883-4601 Advertisements 1 77 BEEF PORK SEAFOOD SPEARMAN ' S WHOLESALE MEAT COMPANY, INC. Brooklyn and Florence Avenue Hendersonville, N. C. RED DIAMOND SERVICE STATION North Broad Street Brevard, North Carolina 178 Advertisements 1 FACULTY DIRECTORY ROBERT ALDINE DAVIS President B.B.A., University of Georgia; M. Div., Emory University; S.T.M., Yale University; D.D. Pfeiffer College. 22, 29, 30, 118, 55, 89.48 BRANSON LUTHER THURSTON Dean of the College B.A., Southwestern University; M.A., South- ern Methodist University; Ph.D., Syracuse University. 118, 54 NELSON FALLS ADAMS Music B.A., M.R.E., Duke University; S.M.M., S.M.D., Union Theological Seminary; Grad- uate Study. Eastman School of Music. 118, 38, 76, 79 MARTHA GAIL ANDERSON Health and Physical Education B.S. in Ed., MA. in Ed., Western Carolina University. 22, 118, 104 SARA SCOTT BEARD English B.A., M.A., Duke University. 23, 118, 63, 64, 35 EDWARD CLINTON BENNETT, JR. Engineering Drawing B.S.E.E., West Virginia University. 118 HOWARD WALTER BOYD Biology B.A., College of Wooster; M.Sc, Ph.D., Ohio State University. 1 18, 70 72, 73 JOANN PACE BRYSON Assistant Librarian B.A., Mars Hill College; M.S.LSJUniversity of Tennessee 118, 60 PETER EDDY BURGER History B.A., M.A., Mississippi State University; Graduate Study, University of Alabama. 1 18 DAVID HENRY CAMPBELL Physical Education and Director of Student Activities B.S. Ed., M.A., Western Carolina University. 29, 30, 119, 25, 66, 72, 83, 89, 93 SAMUEL LORAINE COPE Music B.A., Catawba College; M.A., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Graduate Study, Indiana University, University of Tennessee. 119, 41, 75, 43 RACHEL CATHEY DANIELS Mathematics B.A., Meredith College; Graduate Study, North Carolina State University, Furman University. 119, 71 ALBERT LAWRENCE EVANS Art B.F.A., University of Georgia. 119, 75 JOHN DILLON EVERSMAN Music and Director of Development and Public Relations index Graduate, Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music. 119. 57, 95 CHARLES RAY FISHER Business B.S., Western Carolina University; MB. A., University of Georgia. 119, 67 GEORGIE ANNE HENSON Music B.S., Western Carolina University; MA, Graduate Study, Appalachian State Uni- versity. 120 MARY MARGARET HOUK Religion and Associate Dean of Student Affairs B.A.. Greensboro College; M.R.E.. Duke University. 22. 120, 56, 57 ALBERTA KIRBY HUGHEY Special Education B.A.. Limestone College; M, Ed., University of South Carolina; Graduate Study, Univer- sity of Montana, Towson State College, University of Northern Colorado. 120, 63 BRUNNER RHEA HUNT Business Manager B.B.A., Emory University; MB. A.. Harvard University; M.B.A., Harvard University. 120, 59 PATRICIA SPEARS HUNT Mathematics B.A., Asbury College; M.A., George Pea- body College. 120, 72 DERRY DELOS KOOB Biology B.S., Kent State University; M Sc„ Ohio State University; Ph.D.. Cornell University. 120. 70, 73 FELIX KEITH LATHROP II Mathematics B.S.. Berry College; M.S., Louisiana State University. 120. 70, 73 ETHEL BRAGE LeSTRANGE French B.A., Queens College; Graduate Study, Columbia University, Rutgers University. 1 20, 65 JULIAN ROYDEN LITTLE Chemistry B.S., University of Southwestern Louisiana; M.Sc, Vanderbilt University; Ph.D., Univer- sity of Illinois. 120, 72 SYLLUS EUGENE LOVELY History and Acting Dean of the College, Fall Semester B.A., Berea College; M.A., University of North Carolina at Greensboro; Graduate Study. University of Virginia. 22, 120, 67. 54, 48 MARGARET HARRELL McLARTY English B.A.. Graduate Study, Duke University; Graduate Study, University of North Caro- lina at Greensboro, Western Carolina Uni- versity. 23, 120, 65 ROBERT GEORGE McLENDON Director of Admissions B.A., LaGrange College. 120, 56, 59 JOHN WESLEY MEYERHOFF Health and Physical Education B.A., Colgate University; Graduate Study. Old Dominion University. 120, 82, 98, 99. 101, 103 HARVEY HORATIO MILLER, JR. Music B.A., B.Mus., M.A., Graduate Study, Uni- versity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Graduate Study, University of Indiana. 120, 75, 76 LOUISE PEAVY MILLER Music Diploma, Huntingdon College; Diploma. Fontainebleu Conservatoire Americaine; Pupil of Anthony Stankowitch, Frank La- Forge, Isadore Philipp; Graduate Study, Columbia University, Florida State Univer- sity. 121 RHUEMMA CARTER MILLER English B.A., Furman University; MA, Appalachian State University. 121, 62, 64 HUGH ALEXANDER MORAN, JR. Dean of Student Affairs B.A., High Point College; Graduate Study. University of North Carolina at Greensboro 121.56, 59 GRACE JACKSON MUNRO Business B.S., Winthrop College; M.S., University of Tennessee. 121, 68 DOUGLAS TIMOTHY GORDON MURRAY Art B.A., M.A.C.A., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. 121, 77, 189 PATSY ELIZABETH NEAL Health and Physical Education B.S., Wayland College; M.S., University of Utah. 121, 56 BOBBIE JEAN NICHOLSON Chemistry B.S.. Furman University; MS, Michigan State University, Graduate Study, Vander- bilt University; Texas Woman ' s University, Iowa State University, Texas A. M., Univer- sity of Santa Clara. 121, 72 ROBERT GLENN PALMER Music B.A., Davidson College; DM., Florida State University. 121 MARIO PEDRO PEREZ Business and Spanish C.G., Candler College, La Habana, Cuba; C.P., Escuela de Ciencias Comerciales. Universidad de la Habana, Cuba; Graduate Study. University of Madrid. 121. 60 VIOLA CASANOVA DE PEREZ Spanish Bachiller en Ciencias y Letras. Instituto de Santa Clara. Cuba; Doctor en Pedagogia. Universidad de la Habana. Cuba. 121, 62 179 Index DORIS THOMAS POTTS Biology B.A., MAT., Indiana University; Graduate Study, Florida State University. Duke Uni- versity. 121 ESTON EUGENE ROBERTS English B.A., Berry College; M.A., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. 121, 61 CHARLES EDWARD ROY Chaplain and Religion B.A., Piedmont College; M.Div., Emory University; M.A., Graduate Study, George Peabody College. 22, 122, 67, 68 ALFRED RUER German B.A., Oxford University. 122 HARRISON ELLIOTT TAWNEY Director of Counseling and Psychology B.S., Ohio University; M.Ed., Kent State University; Advanced Professional Certifi- cate, Graduate Study, George Washington University. 122, 68 LAURA VIRGINIA TILLOTSON Music B.M., Baylor University; MM., University of Illinois; Graduate Study, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. 122, 78, 48 GEORGE LARRY WHATLEY Music B.M., MM., University of Alabama; Grad- uate Study, Indiana University. 122 MARION PURCELL WHATLEY Music B.M., University of North Carolina at Greensboro; MM., Indiana University. 122, 78 NORMAN LEE WITEK Helath and Physical Education B.S., M.S., University of Tennessee. 22, 122, 73,82,94,97, 107 ARTHUR PRESTON WOODRUFF Religion B.A., Georgia State University; M.Div. and Graduate Study. Emory University. 29, 122, 69 ORVILLE CLAIRE WOODYARD Mathematics and Physics A.B., B.Sc.Ed., M.S.C., Ohio State Univer- sity. 122, 71, 73 JANE ELIZABETH WRIGHT Librarian B.A., Winthrop College; B.S.L.S., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; M.S., Columbia University. 122 SOPHOMORE DIRECTORY ADDISON, EMMA ETHEREDGE SUL Representative; CHIAROSCURO Staff. 123, 152,77,79 ANDERSON, CHARLES MICHEL Track. Delphian. 123, 107, 108, 109, 114 ANOERSON, TERRI LYNN Business Club; Mnemosynean. 123 ' on leave ARDEN, BRUCE WILLIAM Christian Fellowship; Day Students ' Club; Band; Delphian. 123, 78 AUGUSTINE, VIRGINIA ANNE SUL Representative; Big Sister; Masquers, Vice-President; Student Recruitment Com- mittee, Chairman; Mnemosynean. 29, 123, 42,54 BABER, RICHARD NEIL 123 BAILEY, JOHN KIRBY III SUL Representative; Social Board; Can- terbury Club; Day Students ' Club, Presi- dent. 22, 28, 123 BAILEY, MICHAEL WALLACE Track; Cross Country. 31, 123, 94, 95. 107, 108 BAKER, TIMOTHY HOWARD Day Students ' Club. 123 BALLENGER, DAVID EVANS Basketball; Delphian. 123, 91, 99, 100, 102 BALTZ, WILLIAM LOUIS Track; Cross Country; Delphian. 123, 94, 1 07 BERRIER, SARAH JO Glee Club. 123, 15 BINGHAM, LISA DAWN Marshal; Phi Theta Kappa; Day Students Club; PERTELOTE Staff, Business Mana- ger. 123, 157, 34 BISHOP, HAZEL JEANETTE Phi Theta Kappa, Treasurer; Big Sister; Day Students ' Club. 123 BISHOP. MARGARET LEIGH 123, 16 BOGGS, JOHN SHERROD 123 Phi Theta Kappa BORING, SHARON HOPE Big Sister; Christian Council; Basketball; Campus Gold. 124, 105 BRADLEY, MARSHALL DUANE Baptist Student Union; Choir; Band; Or- chestra. 124 BRADLEY, WILSON LONNIE III Basketball. 124, 99, 101, 103 BULTMAN, SHARLENE FRANCES Phi Theta Kappa, Secretary; Marshal; Kappa Chi; Christian Council; Baptist Stu- dent Union, President; Choir; Campus Gold. 124,5 BURDETTE, ELIZABETH ANN Day Students ' Club. 124 BURDETTE, JOHN MARKLEY Day Students ' Club 124 BURRELL, APRIL LYNNETTE Day Students ' Club. 124 CARPENTER. ANNE CARROLL Phi Theta Kappa. President; Marshal, Big Sister, President; Christian Council; Home- coming Court, Queen (Sophomore); Del- phian Sweetheart Court (Freshman); Mnemosynean. 29. 30, 124, 163, 170, 37 CARPENTER, DIANE ELIZABETH Phi Theta Kappa; Day Students ' Club 124, 68 CARPENTER, ROBERT DURSIN Hall Counselor. 124 CARR, JAMES RUSSELL. 23. 124 CHAPMAN, DARYL LYNN Soccer. 31, 124, 10,89 CHOATE, HOLLY ANN Basketball; Volleyball; Campus Gold. 124, 15, 104. 105, 115 CIRELLI, ANTHONY BRUCE Delphian. 124 CLARK, DON LEONARD, JR. Soccer. 124, 89 CLEMENT, VIRGINIA LOVEJOY. 124, 5 CLIFTON, CRAIG McFARLANE Golf. 30, 124, 188, 111 COX, BARRY ALBERT Taylor Dorm President. 124 CRAIG, TERRY WAYNE Baptist Student Union. 124, 82 CRATER, STEPHEN ALEXANDER. 124 CUFF, BRIAN STEPHEN SUL Representative; Tennis; Delphian, 125, 38, 112, 115 CUMBIE, DAVID LEE Judicial Board; Delphian. 125 CUNNINGHAM. LADSON EDENS. 125 DABBS, NANCY JO West Beam President; Mnemosynean. 125 DALY, JAMES TIMOTHY Track, 125, 106, 107 DAVIS, JULIA ANN Masquers; Choir 125 DEBERRY, CHARLES BENJAMIN, JR. Masquers; Kappa Chi; Band. 125 DEESE, WINNIE ELIZABETH SUL Representative; Freshman Class, Vice- President; Sophomore Class, Vice- President; Big Sister; Christian Council; Masquers, Secretary; CHIAROSCURO Staff; Phi Theta Kappa; Valentine Queen. 125,41,73, 37,49 DELOACH, CLARA RUTH SUL Representative; Freshman Class, Secretary-Treasurer; Big Sister; Cheer- leader; Women ' s Intramurals Director. 31, 125,90, 102 DICKENS. JAMES GREGORY, JR. Glee Club; Chamber Singers; Phi Theta Kappa. 125, 153,48 DUNCAN, DAVID JUNIOR Kappa Chi; Christian Council; Baptist Stu- dent Union, 125 DYER. DAVID GARLAND Delphian. 30, 125,26,49 180 Index EDWARDS. SAMUEL LEE SUL Representative. Parliamentarian; Phi Theta Kappa; Marshal; Canterbury Club; Choir; Glee Club; Band. 22, 125 ELLIOTT. GEORGE MARTIN, JR. Social Board; Men ' s Intramural Council. 125, 116 ELWOOD, SUSAN HOWARD Christian Council; Baptist Student Union; Social Board; Mnemosynean. 125 ERICKSON. BLAKE ALFRED SUL Representative. 125 EVANS, PATRICIA DIANE Cheerleader, Co-Captain; Student Re- cruitment Committee; Mnemosynean. Vice- President. 31, 125,92, 101 EVERETTE, MARY KATE Social Board, Secretary; Glee Club; Mnemosynean, Social Chairman. 125. 32 FERGUSON, KEITH Track, Cross Country. 125, 94, 97, 107, 108, 114 FISH, ERNEST RANDALL. 126 FLETCHER. CHARLES ERVIN SUL Representative; PERTELOTE Staff, Photographer. 126 FLOCK, CELIA ANN. 126 FORREST. ANTHONY LIN SUL Representative; Kappa Chi; Christian Council; NCEA Student Group; PERTE- LOTE Staff; CLARION Staff; Delphian. 126 FRAZIER, SHERRY GAIL SUL Representative; Day Students ' Club; Business Club. 126 FULTON, NANCY ANN. 126 GARREN, RANDY EARL. 126 GASH. WILLIAM HOOD Day Students ' Club; Choir; Band. 126 GIBBES, WILLIAM MORRIS Men ' s Intramural Council. 126 GRAVELY, JACQUELINE ANN Day Students ' Club. 28, 30, 126 GRAVES, PEARL ELIZABETH Phi Theta Kappa, Big Sister, Kappa Chi President; Christian Council; Basketball. 23, 126,4, 36. 105, 35, 34 GREER, ROBERT HOLT. 126, 152 HALL, ROBERT HARPER Taylor Dorm Vice-President. 126 HANDSEL, KIMBERLY SUE Cheerleader; CHIAROSCURO. 126, 90 HARPER, TERRY LEE Glee Club; CLARION Staff. 126 HENDERSON, ANDREW LEE, JR. Track; Cross Country. 126, 107 HERMANN, FRANCES ELIZABETH SUL Representative; CHIAROSCURO Staff. 120, 74 HILLHOUSE, PATRICIA LYNN PERTELOTE Staff; Student Recruitment Committee. 126. 156, 166 HIPPS, RICHARD SHERRILL Day Students ' Club. 126 HODGES. WILLIAM SNOWDEN Soccer. 126. 88. 89 HOLMES. ISOBEL DUNCAN Social Board; Masquers. 29, 126, 16 HOLT, CHARLES LOUIS PERTELOTE Staff. Sports Editor; Soccer, Captain; Judicial Board; Hall Counselor; Delphian, Secretary-Treasurer. 31, 127, 89, 91,37,49 HOOD, HOWARD DURAYNE Hall Counselor. 127 HOWEY. RALPH FRANKLIN, JR. CLARION Staff, Photographer. 127 HULL, KATHERINE CLAIRE Westminster Fellowship, Secretary; Choir; Glee Club. 127 HULSEY. CHARLES ERIC Soccer. 127. 89 HUPP. ROBERT SHAPARD PERTELOTE Staff, Photographer; Band. 127 INGOLD, RICHARD LEWIS. 127 JAMES, LEILA EMILY SUL Representative. 127, 111 JENNETTE, CHARLES EDWARD Masquers, President; Tennis; Social Board. 127,83.42, 112, 113 JESSEN, DONNA CLARION Staff, Typist; Cheerleader, Chief. 28, 31, 127, 92. 115 JETT, MARY DONNA Day Students ' Club. Secretary. 30. 127 JOHNSEN, JAYNE BRITA SUL Representative; Glee Club; Chamber Singers. 127, 105,48 JOHNSON, JOHN PATRICK Track; Phi Theta Kappa. 127, 107, 114, 106 JOHNSON, RONAL EUGENE. 127 JOHNSON, WARREN ARTHUR. 127 JONES, RONALD ALBERT Basketball. 127. 99. 100, 101 KAYAL, RAJAI LABIB Sophomore Class, Treasurer; Phi Theta Kappa, Vice-President; Soccer. 127, 89, 35 KELLER, CHRISTINE MACFARLANE Christian Council; Canterbury Club, Presi- dent; Masquers; Band; PERTELOTE Staff; Cheerleader. 31, 127, 163, 117 KENNEDY, DWIGHT AUSTIN Delphian. 127 KILGORE. GREGORY CLIFFORD 127 KISER, KATHLEEN AVIS Big Sister, Vice-President; Homecoming Court; Mnemosynean, President; Valentine Court. 30, 128, 36,49 LADD, FLORA DEBORAH Mnemosynean. 128 LAKESON, WILLIAM BRADLEY, JR. Soccer; Delphian. 128. 26, 89, 114 LAMBERT. DANNY WAYNE Hall Counselor; Social Board; Student Re- cruitment Committee. 128 LANCE, ALICE FAYE Day Students ' Club. 28. 128 LEISTER, KYLE HELEN Clarion Staff; Jones Dorm President. 128 LESTER, PAMELA SUE Big Sister; Christian Council; Canterbury Club, President; Masquers; Glee Club; PERTELOTE Staff; Hall Counselor. 31, 128, 163, 15, 36 LEYDA, MARY KATHLEEN Big Sister; Hall Counselor; Student Re- cruitment Committee; PERTELOTE Staff. 128,37 LIGHT, FRANK RAINEY. JR. Day Students ' Club. 128 McCAIN, MARY LOUISE Choir; Glee Club; Chamber Singers. 128 McCLANAHAN, ALBERT MARTIN Phi Theta Kappa; Baptist Student Union; Masquers; Glee Club. 128, 35, 34 McCRARY, THOMAS KING..128 McGIMSEY, ELIZABETH DEATON SUL Representative; Director Social Board; Big Sister; Band; Hall Counselor. 23, 128, 78,32 McQUIRE, MARK PATRICK SUL, Speaker of Legislature; CLARION Staff, Editor; Soccer, Statistician; Golf; Delphian, Vice-President. 30. 128, 188, 111, 32 McJUNKIN, GEORGE GUY Tennis; Delphian. 128, 112, 113 McNEELY, CAROLINE JEAN Day Students ' Club; CHIAROSCURO Staff. 128 MARTIN. GINA ANNE Masquers; Glee Club; Band; Chamber Singers. 128. 41 MILLER, JOSEPH PATRICK Basketball. 128. 16. 99, 100, 101. 102 MOSS. CYNTHIA CAROL Business Club, Publicity Chairman. 128 NIX, DANIEL AVERY Delphian. 128 O ' CONNOR, MAUREEN ELIZABETH Big Sister; Kappa Chi, Vice-President; Christian Council, Secretary-Treasurer; Canterbury Club; Campus Gold. 129, 163, 100 Index 181 PARKER. JOSEPH MICHAEL Day Students ' Club, Treasurer; PERTE- LOTE Staff, Assistant Business Manager. 28, 129, 152, 163, 167, 177, 18, 67 PEOPLES, WILLIAM SILAS, JR. Delphian. 129, 89 PERRY, CAROLYN FAYE Mnemosynean. 129 POTTS, ANNETTE WILLIAMS Phi Theta Kappa. Marshal. Chief; Day Stu- dents ' Club; Glee Club; Chamber Singers 129 PRUITT, LEE DAVID Basketball; Beam Dorm Vice-President. 129. 99, 102, 193 PUSEY, CHRISTOPHER WILLIAM SUL Representative; Glee Club; Band; Chamber Singers. 29. 129 RALLS, ANNE WAGONER Big Sister; Christian Council, President; Baptist Student Union. 129. 68, 77, 190 RANDEL, HUGH WAYNE Green Dorm President. 129, 92 RANSON, JERRY PAUL Soccer; Delphian. 129, 26, 92, 89 RAPER, LINDA LOUISE Christian Fellowship; Campus Gold; Stu- dent Recruitment Committee. 129 RASH, DONALD RAY Soccer, Statistician; Golf; East Beam Dorm, Preident; CLARION Staff; Delphian. 129, 110, 111 RAYMOND, MICHAEL DOUGLAS Men ' s Intramural Council, Director. 129. 52 RENICK. DEBORAH KATHLEEN Big Sister; Cheerleader, Co-Captain; Homecoming Court; West Beam Dorm, Secretary-Treasurer, 28, 30, 31, 129, 69, 92, 90, 190 RICHARDSON, LAURA ANN Phi Theta Kappa; Big Sister; Baptist Stu- dent Union; CHIAROSCURO Staff. 129 SARGENT, KEITH LANDRA Masquers; Men ' s Intramurals. 129 SCALES. MELVIN JULIUS SUL Representative; Freshman Class President; Christian Council; Glee Club; Basketball. 129, 98, 99, 101, 103, 114 SEARS, CAROL LYNN Kappa Chi; Christian Council; Baptist Stu- dent Union; Campus Gold; Women ' s Bas- ketball; Phi Theta Kappa. 129. 105 SHARPE, LINDA KAY Big Sister; Secretary-Treasurer; PERTE- LOTE Staff; Women ' s Basketball; Student Recruitment Committee. 23. 129, 153, 156, 37, 105 SHEIDY, REBECCA LOUISE Westminster Fellowship; Women ' s Bas- ketball; Campus Gold, President; West Beam Dorm Vice-President. 129, 14, 42 SHEPPARD, MARSHALL BODY SUL President; Christian Council; Student Recruitment Committee; CLARION Staff; Delphian. 23, 28, 130, 33, 54 SHERWOOD, BEVERLY PAULINE SUL Representative; Band. 130 SIMMONS, CECILIA KAY Christian Fellowship; Business Club, Sec- retary. 130 SIZEMORE, HUGH RICH, JR. Basketball. 130 SPENCE. SARAH FLORENCE Mnemosynean, Treasurer. 130 SPRINGFIELD, SHERRY LEE Business Club, Preident. 130, 69 STEED, ELLEN ANGELICA Business Club. 130 STEELE. MARY LOREE Big Sister; Kappa Chi, Secretary; Christian Council; Christian Fellowship; PERTELOTE Staff, Copy Editor; Hall Counselor; Glee Club, Chamber Singers, BSU. 20, 22, 130, 100 STEMPLE, GREGORY LEE. 130 STEPHENS, MOLLIE JANE Choir; Glee Club; Chamber Singers. 130 STRICKER, NANCY JO Phi Theta Kappa; Marshal; Big Sister; PERTELOTE Staff, Editor. 130, 163, 167, 91.35 STUTTS, RICHARD BROOKS Westminster Fellowship; Delphian. 130 TANZY, ROBERT EUGENE Tennis; Delphian. 130 TODD, RICHARD KENT Christian Council; Baptist Student Union; Band; Phi Theta Kappa. 130 TUCKER, PAUL WAYNE. 130, 91 TUTTLE, LYNN THOMAS Masquers; Glee Club; Band; Chamber Singers; Campus Gold; Student Recruit- ment Committee. 130, 63, 76, 48 VAN COVERN, DAVID THOMS Men ' s Intramural Council; Delphian. 23, 130 WALLACE, LYNNE ELLEN. 130 WALP, LEE CHARLES Soccer; Golf; Delphian, President. 31, 130, 89,91 WEAVER, HENRY ANDREW Soccer; Taylor Dorm Secretary-Treasurer; CLARION Staff. 130,89 WHITTAKER, NILES AUSTIN, JR. Choir; Glee Club; Chamber Singers; Soc- cer; Delphian. 131 WHITTELSEY, DANIEL INGERSOLL SUL, Treasurer; Sophomore Class. Presi- dent; Soccer, Captain; Golf, Captain; Hall Counselor. 28, 30, 131, 89, 37, 115, 190. 110 WILCOX, DAVID HOWARD Kappa Chi, Christian Council; Westminster Fellowship, President; Choir; Glee Club; Chamber Singers; Hall Counselor. 131, 78 48 WILLIAMS, ARTHUR SAMUEL Basketball. 131 WILLIS, SHERREE LYNN Big Sister; West Beam Dorm, Social Chair- man; Mnemosynean. Sonial Chairman 131 100 WILSON, BILLY KEITH Day Students ' Club; Student Recruitment Committee; PERTELOTE Staff, Photog- rapher; Phi Theta Kappa. 28, 131, 174 WOOTEN, SHEILA MAE Glee Club; Campus Gold; Business Club; Student Recruitment Committee; Mnemo- synean; Valentine Court. 131. 49 YOUNG, LESLIE IRENE CHIAROSCURO Staff. 131 YOUNTS, GAYLE ARLENE Hall Counselor. 131 FRESHMAN INDEX AILOR, Margaret Pauline 132 ALLISON, Barbara Joanne 132 ANDERSON, Ann Whitlock 132 ANDERSON, Susan Bridgett 132 APPEL, Donald Leonard 132, 86, 107. 109 ASHMAN, Osmond Roderick 132, 107, 114 ATKINSON, Charles Wesley, Jr. 132 ATKINSON, George Saye 132 ATKINSON, Marysam 132 BALLARD, Timothy Calvin 132 BARKSDALE, Laura Penn 132 BARNHART, Barbara Alison 132 BARNHILL, James Wallace, Jr. 132, 10, 42,48 BARRETT, John Thetford 132 BARRIER, George Donald 132 BATY, Jeffrey Joseph 132 BAXTER, JaneHarley 133 BEARD, Sheree Ann 133 BELK, James Hazel, Jr. 133 BENSO, Frank Joseph 133, 94 BIRDSEYE, Paul 133 BLACK, Richard Earl, Jr. 133 BONDRANNO, Debra Jane 133 BOULWARE. Cynthia Ruth 133 BOYLES, Lisa Lou 133, 111 BRABHAM, Judy Rae 133 BRACKETT, Kenneth David 133 BRADLEY. John Ernest, Jr. 133 BRENDLE, Michael Steven 133 BREWER, Terry Alexander 133 BRIGGS, Russell Jerome 133 BROOKWELL. Cynthia Owen 133 BROOKS, David Ashley 133, 23, 8, 99 BROOKS. Laura Jayne 133 BROWN, Jess Earl 133, 107, 114 BROWN, Joseph Edward 133 BROWN, Shirley Ann 134 BRUMLEY, Margaret Elizabeth 134 BUCKLEY, Arthur Edward, Jr. 134 BURTON, Melva Jane 134 BUTT, Susan Kenlee 134 CALDWELL, Sue Ellen 134 CAMPBELL, Janine Ravekes 134. 21 CAMPBELL, Joyce Ann 134 182 Index CANNON, Furman Edward 134 HELMS. Martha Rhinal 138, 79 MUMFORD, Hope Michelle 142, 88 CANNON, Leigh Anne 134 HEMPHILL, Diana Lee 138 MURPHEY, James Allen 142 CAPPS. John Clingman 134 HENRY, Daniel Thomas 138 MURPHY. Thomas Anthony 142 CARR, Debra Ann 134 HIGH. Jay Kilby 138. 89 NANNEY. Cynthia Jeanne 142. 17 CARSON, Janice Ann 134 HILL, Catherine 138 NICHOLS, Genevieve Katherine 142 CARVER, John Scotl 134 HILLMAN. John Reginald 138 NIX, Jeffery Dennis 142 CECIL. John Wayne 134, 107 HINSON, Marvin Alexander 138, 191 O ' CONNELL. Shall Margaret 142 CERONE, Patricia Lilly 134 HODSON, Charles Bernard 138 OTT, Sarah Jean 142 CHAMBERS. Kevin Neil 134, 152 HOLLAND, Debra Montez 138 OWENS, Rudy Douglas 142 CHANDLER, Edward Joseph 134, 94, HOWE, George Haywood 138, 31. 94, 96, PAGE, Forrest Warner 142 i 107,114 97 PALMER, Whitfield McRory 142. 157, CHRISMAN. Edward Earl, II 134. 48 HUDGINS, Robert Jeffrey 138 172, 78, 48 CLARK, Beverly Jean 134 HUFFINES, Terry Lynn 138, 23 PARKS, Richard Lewis 142 CLAY, Edwina Victoria 135 HUFFSTETLER, Delvm Sylvanus, II 138, PARRISH, Nancy Marie 142 CLONINGER, Charles Corbett, III 135 21, 26 PAUL, Diane Marie 142, 27 COLLINS. Douglas Dow 135 HULSEBUS, Lucretia 138 PEARSON, Kate Barrier 142 COMER, Tommy Lee 135, 23 HUNT, Marilyn Alva 138, 78 PEARSON, William Schock 142, 165 COOPER, Janette Faye 135 HUNTER, Robert Thomas 138, 89 PETIT, Roger 142 COTHRAN, Frank Chiles 135, 29 HYRE, Tolison 139. 15. 17 PHIPPS, Doris Lynn 142 COURTNEY, Margaret Loyd 135, 48 INGRAM. Kathryn Jane 139 PIKE. Betsy Louise 142, 10 COVEY, John Stewart 135 JAMME. Stephen Vaughan, Jr. 139 PINNER. Mike Ray 143 COX, Elizabeth Paula 135 JOHNSON, Dorothy Baxter 139 PITTMAN. Lawrence David 143 CREEKMORE, Arthur Leroy 135, 99, 101, JOHNSON, Edward Allen 139 POWELL, Leslie Elaine 143 188 JOHNSON, Gary Steven 139, 111 POWELL, Margaret Alice 143, 116 CRITCHER, James Edward 135, 48 JOHNSON, William George 139 PROFFITT, David Baxter 143 CROSBY, Abe McDonald 135 JONES. Bryan Keith 139. 99, 102, 114 RAGSDALE, Karl Simpson 143. 79 94, CULBRETH, Cynthia Elizabeth 135 JONES, Cheryl Ann 139 96, 107 DANIELS. Rachel Cathey 135, 112, 105 JORDAN, George Henry, III 139 RAMSEY, Virginia Ann 143 DARBY, Donna Jenice 135 KALEEL, Linda Sue 139, 166 RAYMER, James Barker 143 DARNELL, Michael Jerome 135, 23 KANUPP. Sandra Jeanne 139 RHODES, David Henry 143 DARST, Desiree Adele 135 KAPLAN, James Spence 139, 99 ROBERTS, Susan Nye 143, 31 DEATON. Debbie Lynn 135, 79, 42. 48 KARAS, Beverly 139 ROBERTSON, Dale Edwin 143, 89 DEWEES. Johanna Ruth 135. 104, 105 KARNES, Charles Wesley, III 139 ROBINSON, Charles Nathaniel 143, 107 DILTZ, Sean Robert 135. 94, 96. 97, 107 KENDIG, Chris Patrick 139, 23 RUTHERFORD. Ann Carol 143 DONNELLY, Michael Edward 136 KENNEDY, Joseph Arthur, Jr. 139 RUTLEDGE, David Jamison 143, 48 DOWNS, Perry Michael 136 KERR, Stephen Patrick 139, 153 RUTLEDGE, Janice Louise 143 DRAYTON, Vickie Lorraine 136, 20 KILLALEA, Joan Teresa 139 SANFORD, David Franklin 143, 89 EDENS, Thomas Kimberly 136 KILSTROM, Mark Timothy 139 SAUNDERS, Jacqueline Jean 143. 22 EPPERT, Michelle Rae 136 KING, Elizabeth Blackwelder 140 SAWYER. Madeline Elaine 143 FEAGAN, Donald Shields 136, 82 KLIMEK, Dagmar Use 140 SAXON, Paul Andrew 143 FITE, Margaret Elizabeth 136 KRALL, Stuart Pace 140, 89 SAYLOR, John Nichols 143 FLACK, Robert Timothy 136 LAMM, Martin James 140, 191 SCARBOROUGH, Jan Elise 144, 8 FLANAGAN, Carol Ann 136 LAND, Alma Karen 140 SCOTT, Sandra Kay 144, 76 FLANDERS, James Louis 136 LANDON, Thomas Arthur 140, 82 SCOTT, Stanley Eugene 144 FLEISCHMAN, Debra Louise 136. 10 LEWIS, John Rodney 140 SEAY, Karen Elizabeth 144 FLETCHER, Joan Marie 136 LEWIS, Opal Elaine 140, 15, 104, 105 SENTELLE, Kerry Lynn 144 FOSTER, Timothy Morgan 136, 48, 112, LINES. Lucy Cabamss 140. 42 SETZER, Richard James 144 113 LIPSCOMB, Marshall Louise 140 SHEARIN, Susan Gail 144 FOWLKES, Ted Hodges 136, 111 LOGAN, Randy Kent 140 SHEPARD, Larry Dale 144 FOY, Kimberly Anne 136 LOVELL, Deborah Lynne 140 SHEPHERD, Jan Elise 144 FRAZIER, John Ross, Jr. 136. 69, 82 LOWRY, Chansse Mane 140 SHEPHERD, Scott Brewster 144 FREDERICK, Ehssa Ann 136 McCRARY, Gary Coleman 140, 89 SIMON, Carol Lynne 144 FRICKE. David William 136 McCRARY. Phyllis Alane 140, 16, 72 SLAGLE, Katherine Louise 144 FULK, Paula George 136 McGUIRE, Kathleen Dupont 140, 48 SLATTON, Donald Patrick 144 FUNK, Laura Virginia 136. 48 McNAIR. Jonas, Jr. 140, 153 SLEE, James 144, 99, 102, 103 GARR. Anne Harriet 137 McWHITE, Thomas Benson 140 SMITH, Elizabeth Estelle 144, 152, 155, GARREN. Mary Lynn 137 MAJOR, Andrew Bernard 140, 4 160. 163, 171, 177 GARRETT. Stanley Haskell 137, 23, 89, MANLEY, Edward Gary 140, 107, 109 SMITH, Howard Eugene 144, 89 115, 111 MARSHALL, Susan Jane 141 SMITH, Janet Lynn 144 GAVEL, Ruth Alva 137, 38, 190 MARTIN, Gerald Donald, Jr. 141. 152. SMITH. Kathryn Lee 144, 20 GLENN. Deborah Lind 137 153 SMITH, Robert Johnson, Jr. 144 GOLDSMITH. Stanley 137 MAST, Larry Joe 141 SOCHA, Thomas Madison 144 GOODMAN. Theresa Lou 137. 49 MAYFORTH, Peter Smith 141 STERN, Sandra Kay 145. 11 GOODWIN. Marcia Ann 137 MEEKS, David Thomas 141, 112 STEVENS. Richard Floyd 145 GOOLSBY, Henry Jackson, III 137 MERLIN, Peter Firman 141, 78, 48 STILES. Cynthia Lee 145. 23 GREENE, Lawrence Wayne 137 MERRILL, Dana Alvis 141 STILES. Regina Ann 145, 76 GREENWOOD, Mary Elizabeth 137 MILES, Janice Lorraine 141 STRAWN, Kelly Jean 145 GREGORY, Sharon 137, 30, 31 MILLER, Craig Wolfgang 141, 21 STRICKLAND, Stephen Moyer 145 GROOVER, John Howard 137 MILLER, Debra Ellen 141 SUGG, James Steven 145 GROPPUSO, Lisa Jean 137 MILLER, Henry Shelton, III 141 SUMMEY, David Elliott 145, 22 GWYNN, John Gilman 137, 88. 89 MILWOOD, David Lee 141 SWAN, Susan Zachary 145. 191 HALL, Kenneth Linwood, Jr. 137 MITCHELL, Mary Boulware 141. 22. 32 TAGERT, Brenda Gale 145 HALVAAG. Roar 137,23 MONTEITH, Linda Gail 141 TATE, Ann Claire 145 HARDEE. Joseph Earlton, Jr. 137 MOODY, Virginia Lee 141 TAYLOR, Marian Yvonne 145 HARE, Janie Arleen 137, 104. 105 MOORE, James Robinson 141 TEUFEL, Paul John 145, 107 HARRINGTON, Delores Anita 137 MOORE, Teresa Lorinne 141, 23 THIEDE, Carol Emily 145 HATCHETT, Susan Gail 138 MOOREFIELD, Sally Ann 141,166 THOMAS, John Moore 145 HAYNES, Elizabeth Dawn 138 MORRISSEY, John Berkeley 141 THORNE, Joan Elizabeth 145 HEADLEY, Dee Ann 138 MORROW, Lori Beth 141, 152, 165, 10 TODD, Patricia Ann 145 HEATH, Connie Ann 138 MORTONSON, Jeanne Marie 142, 15. 190 TWOMEY, Robert Douglas 145, 89 Index 183 TYLER, Desire Lois 145 VAN HOY. Leslie Bryant, Jr. 145 VERNON. Alice Nell 146, 105 WALDROP, Ina Marie 146 WALKER, Curtis James 146, 89 WALLWORK. Arthur Alan, Jr. 146, 88, 89,90 WALTHALL, Wendy Jeanne 146 WASHAM, Lucy Lynn 146, 53, 49 WASHAM, Sarah Elizabeth 146 WELDON, William Heathley 146, 53 WENTZ, Paula Kathryn 146 WERTHEM, Roderick Beal 146, 89 WHEELER, Carol Flynn 146 WHEELER, Thomas Francis 146, 21, 99 WHITE, Rose Marie 146, 174, 49 WHITLEY, William Lee, Jr. 146 WIERENGA, Debra Lynne 146, 27 WILLIAMS, Clint 146, 22 WILSON, Daniel Chapell 146 WISECARVER, Patricia Anne 146, 23, 10. 79 WORKMAN, Lauran Mark 146, 89 WRIGHT, Jeffrey Allen 146, 107, 109, 114, 106 WYMAN, Michael James 147 YUNKER, Gerald Gallivan 147, 22, 94, 107, 108 ZIRKEL. Marlene Jayne 147. 155, 9 ACTIVITIES INDEX PHI THETA KAPPA Anne Carpenter President Kathy Kiser Vice-President Sharlene Bultman Secretary-Parliamentarian Jeannie Bishop Treasurer-Historian Mrs. W. N. Beard Adviser Lisa Bingham John Boggs Russell Briggs Jess Brown Sue Caldwell Libby Carpenter Cathey Daniels Libby Deese Greg Dickens Sam Edwards Keith Ferguson Beth Graves Delores Harrington Dorothy Johnson John Johnson Thomas Landon Martin McClanahan Linda Monteith Rudy Owens Forrest Page Annette Potts Laura Richardson Stan Scott Carol Sears Libby Smith Nancy Strieker Kent Todd Billy Wilson STUDENT UNION LEGISLATURE M. B. Sheppard President Mark McGuire Speaker of the Legislature Libby McGimsey Chairman, Social Board Mary Mitchell Secretary Peter E. Burger Adviser Miss Mary Margaret Houk Adviser Donald G. Houts Adviser Hugh A. Moran, Jr. Adviser SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES TO LEGISLATURE Clara DeLoach Sam Edwards Jayne Johnsen Beverly Sherwood FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES TO LEGISLATURE Lisa Boyles Beverly Clark Teresa Moore Jerry Yunker DORMITORY REPRESENTATIVES Jan Augustine John Capps Brian Cuff Fran Hermann Clint Williams West Beam Green Taylor Jones East Beam SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Dan Whittelsey Libby Deese Rajai Kayal C Ray Fisher President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Adviser FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Stuart Krall George Howe Lucy Washam Mrs. David Miller President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Adviser SOCIAL BOARD Libby McGimsey Director David H. Campbell Adviser Miss Mary Margaret Houk Adviser Chip Atkinson Kirby Bailey James Carr Susan Elwood Katie Everette Charles Fletcher Laura Funk Isobel Holmes Charlie Jennette Kathy Kiser Danny Lambert Janet Smith Sarah Washam JUDICIAL BOARD C. Ray Fisher Chairman David Cumbie Charlie Holt Kelly Strawn Peter E. Burger Mrs E. K. McLarty D. Timothy Murray DORMITORY OFFICERS WEST BEAM Nancy Dabbs President Becky Sheidy Debbie Renick Sharon Gregory Sheree Willis Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Fire Marshal Social Chairman EAST BEAM Ray Rash David Pruitt Martin McClanahan Greg Stemple President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Fire Marshal JONES Kyle Leister Kathy Hull Julia Davis Sally Spence Beth Graves Hugh Randel Bill Bradley Bill Hodges Barry Cox Henry Weaver David Cumbie President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Fire Marshal Social Chairman GREEN President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer TAYLOR President Secretary-Treasurer Fire Marshal RESIDENCE HALL COUNSELORS EAST BEAM Robert Carpenter Charles Holt WEST BEAM Mary Steele Gayle Younts Durayne Hood Danny Lambert GREEN JONES Pam Lester Mary Leyda Libby McGimsey Lint Sharpe TAYLOR Dan Whittelsey David Wilcox BIG SISTERS Anne Carpenter President Kathy Kiser Vice-President Lint Sharpe Secretary-Treasurer Miss Mary Margaret Houk Adviser Jan Augustine Jeannie Bishop 184 Index Sharon Boring Libby Deese Clara DeLoach Beth Graves Pam Lester Mary Leyda Libby McGimsey Maureen O ' Connor Anne Ralls Debbie Renlck Laura Richardson Mary Steele Nancy Strieker Sherree Willis MASQUERS Charlie Jennette Jan Augustine Libby Deese Samuel L. Cope Susan Anderson Jim Barnhill Jane Burton Beverly Clark Julia Davis Debbie Deaton Laura Funk Debbie Fleischman Ruth Gavel Pam Lester Lucy Lines Martin McClanahan Kathleen McGuire Gina Martin Theresa Moore Leslie Powell David Rutledge Keith Sargent Jane Shepherd Kelly Strawn Lynn Tuttle Alice Vernon Kathy Wentz President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Adviser CLARION STAFF Mark McGuire Clint Williams Reporters: Sheree Beard Gary Johnson Ray Rash Richard Setzer M. B. Sheppard Rose White Donna Jessen John D. Eversman A. Preston Woodruff Editor Advertising Editor CHAMBER SINGERS L. Virginia Tillotson James Barnhill Loyd Courtney James Critcher Greg Dickens Laura Funk Jayne Johnsen Mary McCain Kathleen McGuire Gina Martin Peter Merlin Typist Adviser Adviser Director Whitfield Palmer Annette Potts Christopher Pusey David Rutledge Lynn Tuttle David Wilcox CONCERT BAND L. Virginia Tillotson Bruce Arden George Barrier Duane Bradley Arthur Buckley Frank Cothran Debbie Deaton Samuel Edwards Michelle Eppert Elissa Frederick William Gash Libby Haynes Allen Johnson Christine Keller Tim Kilstrom Libby McGimsey Gina Martin Peter Mayforth Christopher Pusey Karl Ragsdale David Rutledge Janice Rutledge Beverly Sherwood Kelly Strawn Susan Swan Lynn Tuttle Michael Wyman Director CHOIR Nelson F. Adams Joyce Campbell Debby Carr Loyd Courtney James Critcher Debbie Deaton Margaret Fite Laura Funk William Gash Marcia Goodwin Robert Hudgins Katherine Hull Jane Ingram Allen Johnson Mary McCain Kathleen McGuire Peter Mayforth Norma Parrish Kate Pearson Sandra Scott Elizabeth Smith Cynthia Stiles David Wilcox Director GLEE CLUB Harvey H. Miller, Jr. Polly Ailor James Barnhill Debbie Bondranko Arthur Buckley Janine Campbell Joyce Campbell Furman Cannon Debby Carr Director Loyd Courtney James Critcher Debbie Deaton Greg Dickens Michelle Eppert Debra Fleischman Laura Funk Henry Goolsby Terry Harper Robert Hudgins Katherine Hull Jayne Johnsen Lucy Lines Mary McCain Kathleen McGuire Gina Martin Peter Merlin Whitfield Palmer Kate Pearson Annette Potts Christopher Pusey David Rutledge Madeline Sawyer Sandra Scott Mollie Stephens Cynthia Stiles Regina Stiles Susan Swan Brenda Tagert Lynn Tuttle David Wilcox Michael Wyman DAY STUDENTS ' CLUB Kirby Bailey President Cathey Daniels Vice-President Donna Jett Secretary Joe Parker Treasurer Bruce Arden Intramural Representative R. James Alderman Adviser Tim Baker Lisa Bingham Jeannie Bishop John Boggs Terry Brewer Beth Burdette Mark Burdette Lynn Burrell Libby Carpenter Kim Edens Don Feagan Randy Garren Jacqueline Gravely Lawrence Greene Beth Greenwood Delores Harrington Richard Hipps Gary Johnson Warren Johnson Sandra Kanupp Tim Kilstrom Dagmar Klimek Alice Lance Tom Landon Frank Light Tom McCrary Jean McNeely Craig Miller Linda Monteith Jeff Nix Roger Petit Annette Potts Jean Saunders Sandra Scott Kerry Sentelle Beth Shepherd Scott Shepherd Index 185 Robert Smith Debbie Ladd Marshall Lipscomb Regina Stiles Karen Land Debbie Lovell David Summey Phyllis McCrary Mary Mitchell Ina Waldrop Susan Marshall Cindy Nanney Carol Wheeler Lori Morrow Debbie Renick Billy Wilson Diane Paul Ann Rutherford Leslie Powell Ann Tate CHIAROSCURO STAFF Ann Rutherford Janet Smith Joan Thome Patsy Todd Mrs. W N. Beard Adviser Sandra Stern Patsy Todd Lucy Washam Sarah Washam Lucy Washam Sheila Wooten Emma Addison Polly Ailor Sarah Washam Debbie Wierenga Missy Zirkel j Sheree Beard Sharlene Bultman Patricia Cerone DELPHIAN CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Vicki Clay John Covey Lee Walp President A. Preston Woodruff Adviser Winnie Deese Mark McGuire Vice-President John Groover Tim Ballard Vice-President Don Appel Kim Handsel Charlie Holt Secretary-Treasurer Richard Black Terry Harper Harrison E. Tawney Adviser David Fricke Frances Hermann David Proffitt Thomas Landon Mike Anderson Stan Scott Kyle Leister Bruce Arden Mary Steele Jean McNeely David Ballenger Richard Stevens Susan Marshall Bill Baltz Rose White Lori Morrow Jim Barnhill Hope Mumford Don Barrier Laura Richardson Frank Benso Stanley Scott Mike Brendle WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP Desire Tyler Tony Cirelli Lynne Wallace Don Clark David Wilcox President Clint Williams Brian Cuff Kathy Hull Secretary Leslie Young David Cumbie Mike Donnelly Mrs. Thomas Munro Adviser CAMPUS GOLD David Dyer Tony Forrest Terry Brewer Kathleen McGuire Becky Sheidy President Jan Scarborough Vice-President Susan Anderson Secretary-Treasurer Tim Foster Alex Hinson Del Huffstetler Becky Sheidy Kelly Strawn Richard Stutts Carol Thiede Miss Gail Anderson Adviser Steve Jamme Charles Jennette Holly Choate George Jordan Cathey Daniels Chris Kendig CHRISTIAN COUNCIL Desiree Darst Dwight Kennedy Ruth Gavel Steve Kerr Anne Ralls President Susan Hatchell Brad Lakeson Maureen O ' Connor Secretary Elaine Lewis George McJunkm C. E. Roy Adviser Cindy Nanney John Morrissey Jean Saunders Dan Nix Terry Brewer Carol Sears Bill Peoples Sharlene Bultman Jerry Ranson Anne Carpenter MNEMOSYNEAN Ray Rash Tommy Comer Richard Setzer Mike Darnell Kathy Kiser President M. B Sheppard Desiree Darst Patty Evans Vice-President Richard Stutts Libby Deese Libby Deese Secretary David Van Covern Johanna Dewees Sally Spence Treasurer Sherree Willis Social Chairman Heath Weldon Tom Wheeler David Duncan Susan Elwood Mrs. E. K, McLarty Adviser Anne Garr Beth Graves Ann Anderson BUSINESS! Janie Hare Tern Anderson Roar Halvaag Jan Augustine Sherry Springfield President Terry Huffines Penny Barksdale Christine Keller Vice-President Tina Keller Barbara Barnhart Cecilia Simons Secretary Pam Lester Jane Baxter Karen Seay Treasurer Kathleen McGuire Cindy Boulware Cynthia Moss Publicity Mary Mitchell Judy Brabham Mrs Thomas Munro Adviser Whit Palmer Jane Burton Mike Pinner Joyce Campbell Barbara Barnhart David Rutledge Pat Cerone Debbie Bondranko Janice Rutledge Cindy Culbreth Janine Campbell Stan Scott Susan Elwood Ginger Clement Mary Steele Patty Evans Debra Fleischman Richard Stevens Anne Garr Sherry Frazier Brenda Tagert Theresa Goodman Sharon Gr egory Rose White Joan Killalea Debra Holland David Wilcox 186 Index KAPPA CHI Beth Graves Terry Huffines Mary Steele C. E. Roy Sharlene Bultman Tommy Comer Cathey Daniels Mike Darnell David Duncan Ruth Gavel Janie Hare Roar Halvaag Alex Hinson Maureen O ' Connor Mike Pinner Anne Ralls David Rutledge Carol Sears Brenda Tagert David Wilcox Ina Waldrop President Vice-President Secretary Adviser BAPTIST STUDENT UNION Sharlene Bultman David Duncan Mrs. Charles Bryson P. Keith Lathrop Jim Barnhill Richard Black Terry Brewer Tommy Comer Mike Darnell Desiree Darst Johanna DeWees Susan Elwood Anne Garr Ruth Gavel Roar Halvaag Terry Huffines Lucy Lines Kathleen McGuire Mary Mitchell President Publicity Chairman Adviser Adviser Jim Moore Kathy Nichols Maureen O ' Connor Whit Palmer David Proffitt Anne Ralls David Rutledge Janice Rutledge Stan Scott Larry Shepard Mary Steele Richard Stevens Kelly Strawn Brenda Tagert Carol Thiede Kent Todd Ina Waldrop Rose White ADVERTISING INDEX AMERICAN THREAD COMPANY 161 AUSTIN ART SHOP 177 BELK 157 BENDIX FIELD ENGINEERING CORPO- RATION 162 BERRY ' S RESTAURANT 158 BILTMORE DAIRY FARM 166 BOST BAKERY 152 BREVARD JEWELERS AND GIFT SHOP 163 BREVARD LANES, INC. 172 BREVARD LUMBER COMPANY 170 BREVARD MOTOR LODGE 162 BREVARD PAINT DECORATING CENTER 174 BREVARD PHARMACY 155 BURGERLAND 156 BUSINESS MACHINES 167 CARDINAL CLEANERS 166 CITIZENS TELEPHONE COMPANY 154 CO-ED THEATER 174 COCA-COLA 165 COMMUNITY CASH 171 DUKE POWER COMPANY 169 E. I. duPONT DE NEMOURS COM- PANY 159 DUVALL DRUGS, INC. 177 FIRST CITIZENS BANK 173 FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK 152 GAITHER ' S RESTAURANT 171 GOODWILL MOTOR COMPANY 176 HARDEE ' S 170 HAROLD ' S SUPERMARKET 158 HARPER 5 10 STORES 160 IMPERIAL MOTOR LODGE 157 KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN 154 LOVE ' S JEWELRY AND GIFTS 177 LYDA-McCRARY MOTORS. INC. 163 McCRARY CHEVROLET-OLDS, INC. 160 MILLER ' S LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS. INC. 160 M-B INDUSTRIES 163 MIMS FURNITURE COMPANY 152 DON MOORE 158 NATIONAL LINEN SERVICE 171 NUWAY CLEANERS 169 OLAN MILLS 175 OLIN CORPORATION 168 PATTERSON ' S 171 PEPSI-COLA 155 PISGAH CANDY COMPANY 152 PEARCE- YOUNG-ANGEL COMPANY 161 PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY 164 RED DIAMOND SERVICE STATION 178 RICE FURNITURE COMPANY 172 ROYAL CROWN COLA 174 SEARS 169 SEALTEST FOODS 163 SIMS STUDENT UNION 153 SINCLAIR OFFICE SUPPLIES 156 SKY CITY 155 SPEARMAN ' S WHOLESALE MEAT COMPANY, INC. 178 SPUDNUT 166 STANDARD PAPER SALES COMPANY 165 TANKERSLEY ' S FLORIST AND GIFTS 160 TRANSYLVANIA TIMES 167 VARNER ' S DRUG STORE 176 WALDENSIAN BAKERIES 160 WARD ' S 155 WESTERN AUTO 172 WHIRLPOOL LAUNDRY 177 WINN DIXIE 156 WIX CORPORATION 176 WP N F 173 Index 187 188 Conclusion look then . . . find the people. Conclusion 189 f SOKi ▼ T M 190 Conclusion that is the place. Conclusion 191 PERTELOTE STAFF Nancy Strieker Mary Steele Linda Sharpe Lisa Bingham Joe Parker Billy Wilson Cindy Culbreth Robert Hupp Terry Brewer Pam Lester Tina Keller Patti Hillhouse Mrs. C. E. Roy Bibliography Editor Copy Editor Class Editor Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Photographer Photographer Photographer Staff Staff Staff Staff Adviser The 1974 edition of the PERTELOTE was com- posed by the PERTELOTE staff of Brevard College and published by Brevard College. The book was printed by the offset lithography process by Keys Printing Company, Greenville, South Carolina. The cover on buckram cloth by Keys, is by the S. K. Smith Company, Chicago, Illinois. The book was printed on 80 pound Dull Enamel. Body copy is set in 10 point Helvetica, captions in 8 point Hel- vetica, and headlines are set in 24 point Megaron. The press run is 600 copies. 192 Conclusion