Brevard College - Pertelote Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1980 volume:

Introduction 1 Administration 17 Activities 33 Classes 113 Advertisements 161 Conclusion 176 Pertelote 1980 09 ' %H Brevard College Brevard, N.C. 28712 Volume 46 Brevard . . . Land where the water falls . . . Freshmen orientation . . . Rain ! ... I forgot my toothbrush . . . X 2 Introduction Sophomores movin ' in. . . Rain ! Again ? . . . Registration — for what ? . . New books, New classes, New professors . . . Introduction 3 BBUHRnEn 4 Introduction Introduction 5 Study ! Study ? Study ! , Rush week . . . Rain ! . Point System — Oh ! No ! . Square dance - What ' s that?. Derby Day — really ? , 6 Introduction Rain ! ... Wow ! Derby Day was real this time I ... Hi, Mom ? Is that you 1 ' . Flood!... Introduction 7 H III !■!■■■ II 8 Introduction ' ■ IW.IH Introduction 9 Homecoming . . . The band cannot play without electricity — All right who took the fuse ? ... Fall Break — finally I ... 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Left: Dr. and Mrs. Martinson stop to convey their Thanksgiving wishes to BC students. This year ' s enrollment of 700 students is the largest in Brevard ' s history. Our president, Dr. Jacob Martinson, is pleased and says he hopes that capacity enrollment is a trend. With the student body increasing from year to year, Brevard has the potential to grow, but should never strive to become a multicomplex university. A master plan of the campus has been drawn up and there is talk of refurbishing the auditorium starting in May. Is there really a need for a large school in this area? Dr. Martinson believes that as long as there is a demand for this kind of college, Brevard will remain a small, two-year learning center. Dr. Martinson is naturally concerned that Brevard students receive the best education possible. Any student can develop a mind, but Dr. Martinson feels a well-rounded education is a necessity. What goes on outside the classroom is important too, he states. He would like to see every student have big goals and realize his full potential. Dr. Martinson feels Brevard can continue to turn out real leaders in the years ahead. He would like for Brevard to be the best two-year center of education in the country. At present, we are not far from this goal. Dr. Martinson and his family are important to the Brevard College community. Their love and concern for the campus are shown through the time and effort they spend improving the quality of BC life. Planting flowers is only one example of their interest in all facets of Brevard College. The close relationship found in the Martinson family provides an example for students and faculty alike. Dr. Martinson exemplifies the kind of personal leadership that a small college must have to maintain its standards and progress. Administration 17 Friend, Administrator — College Dean Dean of the College, Dr. Morris Wray, supervises many areas of college life with an emphasis on the curriculum. Dean Wray is involved in selecting new faculty and also counsels students with various problems, academic and otherwise. He enjoys being involved with students and participates in as many campus activities as possible. Because Dean Wray ' s job includes organizing and initiating action, he is often described as the campus catalyst. 18 Administration Top: Dean Wray spends much of his time performing required paperwork. Center Left: With a sigh of relief, Dean Wray discovers that his tie is still in one piece Center Right: Dean Wray models a hat made by Preston the Great. Right: Many of Dean Wray ' s leisure hours are spent with BC students. Aiding Students Daily — Dean Houk Mary Margaret Houk, Dean of Student Affairs, assists students with their usual and not so usual dilemmas. She also directs student housing. Dealing effectively with students is a vital part of Dean Houk ' s responsibilities. In addition to her regular office hours, Dean Houk performs many off duty tasks which include dealing with special student problems and attending various meetings, such as those of Student Government. Above: Dean Mary Margaret Houk displays true Tornado spirit at a BC basketball game. Left: Dean Houk spends many hours of her day dealing with student problems that reach her desk. Administration 19 Impressing Prospective Students — Dean of Admissions Robert McLendon, Dean of Admissions, directs the student recruiting program for Brevard College. Dean McLendon and his admissions staff are known for the interest they display toward incoming students and their needs. He works closely with the admission counselors and with the Student Ambassadors, who conduct tours of the BC campus for prospective students. Through the diligent work of Dean McLendon and the entire admissions staff, enrollment has increased steadily during the past several years. Top: Mr. Cunningham, Dean McLendon, Robert Parker and Mr. Davis discuss the basketball game at halftime. Above: Dean McLendon and Mr. McDowell prepare for Fall Convocation. Right: Reviewing prospective student files is one of the many tasks required of Dean McLendon. 20 Administration Serving the BC Community Morris G. Wray Dean of the College R. James Alderman Manager Sims Student Union M. Gail Anderson Physical Education, First Aid R. E. D. Anderson Mathematics Connie Aull Resident Tutor John Aull Mathematics Daniel P. Bamett Chemistry Sarah R. Bamhill English Sara S. Beard English Lee Bratton Music William Brower Biology Elizabeth S. Buck Psychology Corrie G. Burdette R.N., Director of Infirmary Peter E. Burger History, Political Science Kenneth D. Chamlee English, Journalism, Speech Left: Mr. Alderman takes a break from distributing mail. Faculty and Staff 21 Expanding Student Horizons Priscilla C. Chamlee Library Assistant Roma W, Childress Assistant in Student Union Betty R. Choate Secretary of Student Personnel Services Claire P. Cope Admisstons Secretary, Costume Designer Samuel L. Cope Music, Theater, Communications Lou Ann Crawford Assistant Cafeteria Manager Edwin K. Cunningham Director of Financial Aid, Administrative Assistant to President, Speech Rachel C. Daniels Mathematics Clara D. Davis Secretary to the Dean of College Frank Davis Director of Development Imogene M. Eaker Alumni Secretary Ann S. Etters Clerk of Office Services Edgar Evans Biology C. Ray Fisher Business, Social Dance Rowe B. Fortune Assistant Nurse Argyle W, Gash Bookkeeper Jim Gilland Religion Robert Glesener Biology Irene Hall Music Nancy B. Hall Faculty Secretary Ralph Hall Music Robert M. Hall Director of Physical Operations Cherl T. Harrison Art Bob Hayes Director of Financial Services Kay T. Healey Library Assistant Georgie A. Henson Music Richard T. Hinshaw Admissions Counselor Adella M Holloway Secretary to Dean of Admissions Susan L. Horn Matthematics, Physical Education Mary Margaret Houk Dean of Student Affairs 22 Faculty and Staff Left: Guy Payne checks the chlorine content of the swimming pool. Below: Mr. Jackson explains sentence structure to Sandy Seagle. Alberta Hughey Psychology Sandra P. Jameson Faculty Secretary Mariam E. Jones Librarian Martha Keever English Louise M. Kenerly Secretary to President Don Lander Mathematics Ethel B. LeStrange French Sam Lewis Physical Education S. Eugene Lovely History Laveme T. McCall Assistant in Student Union Faculty and Staff 23 Striving for Quality Education Eugene C. McDowell Religion, Mountaineering, Communications Laura P. McDowell Music, Music Librarian Margaret H. McLarty Coordinator for Learning in Retirement Robert G. McLendon Dean of Admissions Thomas Corky Mavnor Physical Education Adelaide H. Miller Music Harvey H. Miller Music Doris E. Montgomery Assistant to Business Manager Grace J. Munro Office Administration D. Timothy Murray Art Betty S. Neale Associate Dean of Admissions Bobbie Jean Nicholson Chemistry, Director for Institutional Grants Martha T. Nolen Secretary, Receptionist Maude S. Norwood Assistant in Student Union Richard O ' Hara Director of Security Jean J. Peevy Secretary to Development Talmadge Phillips Security Mario P. Perez Economics, Accounting Viola C. Perez Spanish Kelly H. Raines Secretary to Business Manager 24 Faculty and Staff Above: Mr. Woodruff takes a break in his office with his guitar. Right: Raymond Floyd polishes the floor in McLarty-Goodson classroom building. Left: Miss Tillotson instructs students in harmony class. Joyce Rogers Bookkeeper Brona N. Roy Registrar C. Edward Roy Chaplin, Religion, Psychology Don Scarborough Physical Education Mary E. Stil es Faculty Secretary Bruce Thompson Music Sharon Thompson Music L. Virginia Tillotson Music John D. Upchurch Music Mark Walters English C. Clarke Wellborn Mathematics, Physics John Wells Director of Cafeteria G. Larry Whatley Music Bobbie Jean Whitmire Faculty Secretary Robert Wickham Physics N ' ancy M. Williamson Admissions Counselor Norman L. Witek Physical Education, Health Clara R. Wood English A. Preston Woodruff Religion Faculty and Staff 25 Indispensable People The maintenance staff has been eternally busy making repairs in the dorms, caring for the grounds, and maintaining other buildings on campus. Although often going without praise, this staff has done much to promote a comfortable environment at BC. A vital part of the college community that has often been overlooked is the hardworking cafeteria staff who have faithfully produced three meals a day for six hundred starving students. Many times students have not realized the value of BC ' s cafeteria until they have discovered that the service and food have been far superior to those of other colleges and universities. Campus security handles a wide range of headaches for the Brevard College Community. From patrolling campus to opening doors, security guards are always ready to aid students or faculty with any problem. Director of Security, Richard O ' Hara and his officers are on duty day and night. They are constantly trying different ideas and methods in their search for ways to make the Brevard campus a safer place to live. 26 Faculty and Slaff 27 Quality in Performance The Fine Arts Division at Brevard College is well known for its contributions to the campus, the community, and the futures of many BC students. Activities of this department are supervised by Dr. John Upchurch. In the areas of art, music, and drama, students gain valuable experience that prepares them for a successful future in the fine arts. 28 Divisions Facts, Formulas, Experimentation Brevard ' s Division of Mathematics and Natural Sciences is under the direction of Clarke Wellborn. Producing a well-rounded curriculum, this division prepares students for math science related careers and provides the knowledge to solve questions important in day to day living. Top: Clarke Wellborn serves as chairman for the Division of Math and Natural Sciences. Center Left: Melissa Spigle demonstrates an algebra problem for her class Center Right: Julie Renn conducts a chemistry experiment. Left: Laura Stevens programs Wang , the computer. Divisions 29 Promoting Creativity Brevard ' s diverse Humanities Division, under the direction of Edward Roy, includes religion, philosophy, communications, English, French, German, and Spanish. The variety of courses promotes well-rounded Brevard College students. Above Left: Chairman of Humanities Division, Edward Roy, lectures in his psychology class. Above Right: Donna Hooper pauses from note taking in journalism. Center: Neel Lattimore practices Spanish in the language lab. Right: Mitchell Bell and Pauline Bullock do last minute studying before English class. r 1 30 Divisions Preparing for the Future The Social Science Division includes business, economics, education, history, office administration, political science, psychology, and sociology; it is directed by Chairman Eugene Lovely. This division is vital in preparing students for future careers. Above Left: Mrs. Munro assists Kathv Blackwell in typing class. Above Right: Eugene Lovely, chairman of the Social Science Division, grades tests for western civilization classes. Center: Dennis Moose, Ellen Edwards, and Lorraine Harper discuss a psychology project. Left: Mr. Fisher demonstrates the use of the card punch machine. Divisions 31 Learning Through Doing The Department of Physical Education at Brevard College provides many opportunities for students to gain skills in and knowledge of various recreational activities. A variety of learning environments are provided in addition to the facilities in Boshamer Gymnasium; these include horseback riding, snow skiing, mountaineering, scuba diving, and outdoor education. Coach Maynor supervises activities in this department. 32 Divisions Top: Bob Styres and Mike McFarland keep score at Pisgah Lanes. Center Left: Elissa Fine demonstrates proper form for an exercise in slimnastics. Center Right: Students practice diving with snorkels and masks. Right: Corky Maynor, director of the Physical Education Division, keeps a constant check on the division budget. gi in ACTIVITIES 1980 ID m ■i m h win ■— Hi iiii 33 Movin ' Day Top Right: A mentor helps move a trunk up the fire escape of Green. Top Left: Have a Coke and a smile! Right: Coach Witek supervises the unloading. 34 Campus Life Familiar Registration Scenes Top Left: Students patiently wait in the long lines on registration day. Top Right: Corky Maynor advises Chris Hanes. Above: Mrs. Beard and Mr. Perez exchange warm greetings. Right: Dean Wray and Miss Harrison counsel Tada Koana. Campus Life 35 Battle of the Dorms The annual Derby Day, held on Saturday, September 1, 1979, was sponsored by the Brevard College Social Board. Derby Day, directed by John Little and Steve Collins, was a total success. The Battle consisted of fifteen games ranging from volleyball and the three legged race to Izzy Dizzy. The day ' s events began with the tossing of the derby by Dean Wray. T-shirts distinguishing the dorms added to the competition and spirit of the day. Although the victors were Green and East Beam, everyone realized that he was also a winner of new friends and of great memories. Some members of the administration commented that Derby Day was the best organized event of its kind that BC has ever seen. Top Right: |im Cook and Kent Todd overU ° their opponents for first place. Above: Carui Barr and Laura Gabel urge Judy Early to participate in the blindfolded obstacle race. Center Right: Hey, Mudd! Help me! I am ' stuck! ' , says Judy Rominger. Right: Berry Clifton and Vere Fisher concentrate on winning. 36 Campus Life Campus Life 37 38 Campus Ufe Discomania The drumming beat of the disco sound swept over Brevard College and left everyone danc ing to the tunes of such groups as Earth, Wind, and Fire, Chic, Donna Summer, and the Commodores. Discos were held on many Saturday nights throughout the year and soon became routine. While disco was still hot, the slower songs began to be heard more and more. Although the future of disco may not be so bright, it was still going strong this year at Brevard. Campus Life 39 Square Dancing In 2001 ? Whether you preferred square dancing, social dancing, or future dancing, there was a dance to suit your tastes. The manv square dances offered a welcome change and a new experience for many students. However, if square dancing didn ' t appeal to you, there was dancing into the future at the 2001 dance. Also, many students enjoyed social dancing to the beat of the Jazz Band. All of these dances, sponsored by the Social Board presented everyone with a good time on Saturday nights. 40 Campus Life Opposite Page: Mitchell Bell and his sister promenade at one of the many square dances. Left: Billy Hester and Tim Earlv observe the earthlings at the 2001 dance Below Left: Susan Harris and Scott Daniel impress everyone with their social dancing. Below Center; It was a hand clapping evening for Susan Summey at one of the many square dances. Below Right: Bobby Lougher and Kathy Ereth find that music in the year 2001 is almost exactly the same as today ' s. Campus Life 41 Friday Nights Go Greek Friday nights went Greek this past year at Brevard College. Sponsored by the Social Board, the Greek nights offered a needed relaxation after a long week of classes. Whether it was at the Green toga party, the Beam pajama party, the Jones costume party, or the Taylor Halloween party, everyone was out for a wild and crazy time on Friday nights. Right: Flo Edwards and Wilbert Carter toga at the Green dorm party. Below: Don Whitmore and Elisabeth Mongiovi display their dancing abilities at the party in Beam lobby. 42 I Campus Life Homecoming — Friendships Formed and Renewed The 1979-80 Brevard College Homecoming weekend gave students the opportunity to see many of their old friends. The weekend began with a bonfire sponsored by the Nemos and the Delphians. The Cross Country team was successful in their match, and the soccer team solidly defeated their opponents 6-0. At halftime of the soccer game, the Homecoming Court was introduced. President Martinson and Laura Stevens, chairman of the Homecoming committee, crowned Miss Carol Werner as Homecoming Queen of 1979-80. Miss Sandy Seagle was named Freshman Princess. The weekend was ended with a disco dance with the bank Times Square. Top: Students, faculty, and alumni move to the music of the Homecoming band. Above: A member of Times Square performs for the crowd. Right: Bobby Kivett and Maridee Hawkins enjoy slow dancing. 44 I Campus Life Campus Life 45 Homecoming Queen Miss Carol Werner Princess Miss Sandy Seagle 46 Campus Life Sophomore Attendant Pam Bullock Escorted by Bryan Blank Sophomore Attendant Kathy Ereth Escorted by Sam Licata Sophomore Attendant Maridee Hawkins Escorted by Bobby Kivett Freshman Attendant Tracey Kale Escorted by Hassan Regimand Freshman Attendant Mary Rothell Escorted by Mark Armstrong Freshman Attendant Tish Whitlock Escorted by Preston Birckner Campus Life 47 Coffee Houses — Relaxed, Informal Atmospherdl The coffee houses, sponsored by the Social Board, were designed to provide students with entertainment and relaxation on Thursday nights. Once a week students enjoyed the performances of talented Brevard College students and visiting artists. Types of entertainment included folk singing, jazz, and magic. Besides bringing outside talent to the campus and presenting the talent of Brevard College students, the coffee houses have made the Storm Cellar a center of social activity. Above: Kicr Irmetrplays the electric piano and sings to the delight of the crowd. Above Right: lean Nabor pleases the coffee house audience with her mellow tones. Right: The Apple Ensemble sings a program of folk and country music. 48 Campus Life Campus Life 49 Gene Cotton In Concert! Gene Cotton appeared in concert in the Dunham auditorium early in the spring semester. The popular singer sang several of his famous compositions such as Don ' t You Let My Heart Know That You ' re Leaving and Sunday in Salem. This was Gene Cotton ' s second appearance at Brevard College in the past few years. Cotton ' s concert at Brevard occurred during his thank you tour of the Southeast. The program was sponsored by the Brevard College Social Board. Above: Gene Cotton laughs during one of his more humorous songs. Above Right: Exhibiting the style which made him famous. Cotton sings one of his popular selections, Sunday in Salem Right: The huge crowd applauds with delight as Cotton concludes another well performed composition 50 Campus Life BC ' s Creature Feature Top Left: Just try it, says Benji Franklin to Dean Wray. Above: RogerSaltsman says to Jeff VVentworth, C ' mon creature, lets go for a walk. Center: John Little says, Tell me once more what a vampire is supposed to say. Bottom: Our Gang at President Martinson ' s house on Halloween night. Campus Life I 51 Work study provides financial aid for many students at Brevard. A variety of work is available throughout the campus. Some students assist teachers with their paperwork; others work in such places as the library, cafeteria, bookstore and snack bar. The program has given these students the opportunity to earn money, without which they may not have been able to afford college. Gaining Work Experience Top Left: Chuck Doughton types a metal address plate for prospective students during his work study hours. Top Right: Answering the phone is only one of the duties of Joan Smith. Above: Mrs. McCall watches as Dennis Marshall fills out a charge slip for a purchase from the bookstore Right: Making sure there are plenty of glasses during the lunch hour rush is a daily task of cafeteria work study student Erick Watkins. 52 Campus Life ntertaining, Exciting — Life and Culture The Life and Culture Series is set up each year to provide cultural entertainment for Brevard College students and the community. The programs have been of the best quality and variety. Among the most popular Life and Culture events of the 1979-80 year were the astounding magic of Preston the Great and the fall drama production, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum. Students received an hour ' s credit for attending a certain number of the events. The Life and Culture Committee has been successful in presenting enjoyable and professional entertainment for the entire community. Top: The combined choirs and concert band provided an evening of sacred and secular music at their annual Christmas concert. Left: Well-known journalist, Bill Munroe, presents an informative speech on the future of American politics and the Presidency- Above: The fall musical, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, proved to be another one of Brevard ' s fine theatrical productions. Campus Life 53 Top: Harvey and Adelaide Miller pose for the camera after their program of entertaining musical selections. Center Left: The crowd seems to enjoy the astounding magic of Preston the Great. Center Right: The master of Lloyd ' s International prepares to present his artistic program. Right: The marionettes of Lloyd ' s International perform for the crowd. Far Right: Preston the Great enthralls the large crowd with his unbelievable magic. 54 Campus Life Left: John Chappel presents a stirring dramatization of Mark Twain ' s wit, charm, and life. Center Left: Pianist George Bennette captivates the audience during his concert. Below Left: Despite a winter storm, BC students turned out for the Pat Terry Group concert. Below Right: Rev. Jim Gilland was the guest speaker at one lyceum. Campus Life 55 A Funny Thing Happened on the Way Top Left: Left to Right-Seated: Steve Collins, Elisabeth Mongiovi; First row: Patrick Michael. Melanie Grefe. Frank Lattimore, Karen Quick, Marty Nichols, Melissa Lambert, Gaye Dimmick; Second row: Sam Cope (director), Jeff Davis, Tony Bradshaw, Loren Mott, Barbara Bonitz, Robert Shepard: Third row: Tempe White, Beverly Gibby, Glenda Flinchum, Clara Allen, Katy Waters, Fonda Keener, Kathy Jones; Fourth row: Randy Snyder, Don Whitmore, Dave Melvin, Rodney Currin, Top Right: Frank Lattimore as Miles Gloriosus focuses his attention on one of the Courtesans, Donna Mulford. Right: Mr. Cope makes suggestions to the cast. Far Right: Marty Nichols and Karen Quick portray star struck lovers. 56 Campus Life to the Forum A Brevard College ' s fall musical, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, that was presented by twenty-seven talented BC students, opened on November 1st and ran for six additional nights. The performance was sold out every night. The play is centered around a Roman slave, Pseudolus, whose goal is to acquire his freedom. His conniving schemes result in unbelievably sticky but hilarious situations. The orchestra, consisting of Sam Cope, Preston Woodruff, and Eastman Curtis, added to the excitement. Claire Cope designed the costumes, and Sam Cope directed the production. The musical has been simply described as an outstanding success. Top Left: Steve Collins is Senex. Above: A portion of the cast is singing Everybody Ought to Have a Maid. Far Left: Loren Mott keeps things on the run as Pseudolus. Left: Patrick Michael adds years to his life with carefully applied make-up. Campus Life 57 Parents ' Weekend — Time for Sharing This year, Parents ' Weekend offered many events for students and their families. A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, a square dance, a jazz band concert, basketball and soccer scrimages, and a worship service were among the activities. Students enjoyed sharing Brevard College life with their parents. Above: Page Mcl.ain and Jeff Wcntworth enjoy dancing to the rock ' n ' roll beat Right: Students and parents delight in the camaraderie of the reception in the Weaver Room 58 Campus Life Left: Dr. Martinson enjovs meeting parents during the Parents ' Weekend reception Below Left: Larry Abram ' s parents join the students in a slow dance Below Right: The parents of Preston Brickner take to the floor during the Parents ' Weekend dance. Campus Life 59 Rockin ' to the Sound of Eli The Christmas concert featuring Eli was one of the most exciting events of the fall semester at BC. Sponsored by the Social Board, the concert provided a bit of relief before students plunged into final exams. Students cheered to the rock ' n ' roll sound of Eli — a change from the disco sound that permeated most campus events. The Florida based group played a variety of popular hits as well as some excellent numbers of their own. 60 Campus Life Campus Life I 61 Black Comedy, Brevard College ' s dramatic spring production of 1980, was presented April 10-12. This one act plav was written by Peter Shaffer, a contemporary British playwright. Centered around young sculptorBrinsley Miller, portrayed by Robert Sheperd, and his debutante girlfriend Carol Melkett, portrayed by Karen Quick, this comedy moves from one outrageously funny circumstance to another as the young couple attempt to impress not only a world renowned art collector but also Carol ' s father. The action is complicated by the electric blackout, the arrival of Peter ' s ex-girlfriend, and the return of the neighbor from whom the couple borrowed antiques without permission. As the play comes to a close, the members of the audience are forced to resolve the complications in their own imaginations. Black Comedy was another fine example of an outstanding dramatic production under the direction of Mr. Sam Cope. Black Comedy Top: Left to Right— Cast; Harold Gorring (Neel Lattimore), Colonel Melkett (Frank Lattimorel, Miss Furneval (Judy Early), Mr. Shuppunzich (Patrick Michael), Carol Melkett (Karen Quick), Brinsley Miller, (Robert Sheperd), Clea (Cheryl Pierce), and George Bamburger (Rodney Currin). Center Left: Carol Melkett (Karen Quick) and Brinsley Miller (Robert Sheperd) mistake the electrician, Mr. Shuppunzich (Patrick Michael), for the art collector. Center Right: Miss Furneval (Judy Early) and Brinsley Miller (Robert Sheperd) step out of character to take a needed break from long hours of practice. Right: Clea (Cheryl Pierce), Brinsley Miller (Robert Sheperd), and Carol Melkett (Karen Quick) try to find their way up the dark stairs. 62 Campus Life 63 Social Board — A Year to Remember The Brevard College Social Board has kept the entire campus busy this year. Under the direction of social Vice-President John Little, the Social Board planned events for almost every night on its first Social Calendar. Among the many events sponsored by the board were Greek Nights, Casino Night, Derby Day, Coffee Houses, Homecoming Weekend, and Game Nights. The Social Board also bought a new stereo system for the Storm Cellar. The board has brought major motion pictures such as A Star is Born , Goodbye Girl , and Every Which Way But Loose to the Brevard campus and has sponsored the many disco and square dances that were held throughout the year. One of the big events of the year was the Christmas concert featuring the rock band Eli . The board has been successful in providing a more social atmosphere for the entire campus. The 1979-80 Social Board has made this a year to remember. Top: Students crowd around the blackjack table as Benp deals the next hand. Center Left: Besides his many Social Board responsibilities, Vice-President John Little also announces at the basketball game with the help of Brian Lowery Center Right: As Kathy Krcth observes the gambling table, Eva inei oil receives advice from a friend on her next play Right: First row, |ohn Little. Left to Right— Second row; Danny Rabb, Sue Combs, Larrv Abrams, Valerie Hailing, Laura Stevens, Greg Bare, Tarn Blalock Third Row; Steve Collins, Greg Stotlcr, Steve Moore, Joby Perkins, Nivaldo Masson, Ted Price, Jay Southcrland Fourth row; Carole Barr, Carolyn Welsh, Laura Fstep, Laura Anderson, Donna Mulford, Charlotte Young. 64 Organizations Above Left: Jeff Goldfeder and Carolyn Welsh dance at one of Social Board ' s Greek nights. Above Right: Donna Mulford helps paint the walls of the student union during the opening week of school. Center Right: The truck bringing Eli to campus arrives. Left: The rock ' n ' roll tunes of Eli provide exciting entertainment for the Christmas concert. Organizations 65 Hearing Students ' Ideas — Student Association The Brevard College Student Association, which has been led by president Mark Armstrong, has attempted to hear the needs of all students on campus. The Student Association has been comprised of various class officers and selected members from each dorm. The group has considered issues of importance to all students and has taken the decided course of action. Top: Mark Armstrong, Scott Singletary, Valerie Hailing, and Greg Bare listen attentively while Dean Houk voices her opinion concerning an important issue. Center: Left to Right-Standing: Keith McCoy, Laura Estep, Nivaldo Masson, Carolyn Welsh, Mark Lowdermilk, Larry Abrams, Anthony Moose Timberlake, |oby Perkins, Jay Southerland, Mark Armstrong, Ted Price, Scott Singletary, Steve Collins, Steve Moore; Sitting: Dannv Rabb, Greg Stotler, Laura Anderson, Donna Mulford. Carol Barr, Valerie Hailing, Pam Blalock, Sue Combs, Suzanne Nash, Laura Stevens, Greg Bare, Charlotte Young, Pam A i kens. Right: The Speaker of the Ho use, Steve Moore, thinks about the issue at hand before he casts his vote. 66 J Organizations Dealing With the Point System — ] Board The Judicial Board has served as a needed outlet for students to appeal any points which they have felt were unjust. With the new point system, the board has treated each case fairlv and has served as a laison between students and faculty. The board has been chaired by Judicial Vice-president Scott Singletary and has consisted of all dorm Vice-presidents, the Day Students Club Vice-president, and resident tutors. Involved Community Students The Day Student Club has given students who live off campus an opportunity to become more involved in on-campus activities. This has helped to add a feeling of belonging to college life for the commuting students. The organization, which has increased its membership, has acted as a necessary connector of the campus and the community. Above: Left to Right-Standing: Dean Man- Margaret Houk, Mr. Mark Walters, Suzanne Nash, Ms. Martha Keever, Scott Singletary, Mr. John Aull, Kevin Herron, Mark Lowdermilk; Sitting: Anthony Moose Timberlake, Mr. Claude Stulting, Pam Aikens, Mrs. Connie Aull, Keith McCoy. Below: Left to Right-Back row: Tom Watson, Scott Plemmons. Frank Moody, Steve Hittle. Middle row: Dan Cawley, Brad Daniel, Alan McCrary, Brad Jones, Mitch McEntire, Keith McCoy. Front row: Jaqie Holbrook, Pam Bumette, Barbara Coan, Lisa Smart, Julie Holder, John Hunnicutt. Organizations 67 Big Sisters — A Helping Hand The well-known honor service organization at BC, the Big Sisters, has been dedicated to assisting students, especially freshmen, and to being of service to the faculty and staff. Big Sister activities have included helping with registration, the Red Cross blood drive, and flu shots. The Big Sister activities have included helping with registration, the Red Cross blood drive, and flu shots. The Big Sisters have served as proof that with determination and dedication, students can enjoy the fulfillment of achievement. In addition, this organization has displayed concern for students ' intellectual, spiritual, and social needs. Freshmen women have especially appreciated their personal Big Sister and have hoped to eventually earn the honor of becoming a big sis, too. Top: Sue Schroeder helps Holly Partridge during registration. Center: Tempe White, Mrs. Martinson, and Eva Winecoff are singing during convoca tion. Right: Kim Hoover donates blood to the Red Cross Bloodmobile. 68 I Organizations - ' ? Top: Left to Right-Front row: Barbara Darden, Maridee Hawkins, Glenda Flinchum, Pam Bullock, Sue Schroeder; Second row: Cecilia Sutton, Kim Hoover, Charlotte Young, Misae Tartaka, Carol Werner, Dianne Rayfield, Jenny Holladay; Row three: Donna Harriger, Suzanne Nash, Lynn Bryson, Virginia Allen, Julie Holder, Lisa Foster, Eva Winecoff, Annette Miale, Tempe White. Left: Carol Werner helps with registration. Far Left: Dale Clark is being assisted by Suzanne Nash as he gives blood at the bloodmobile. Organizations 69 Mentors — Campus Counselors The word Mentor has been defined as a faithful counselor and this organization has been that indeed. In addition to helping students move in and out of their dorms, the Mentors have provided each student with a helping hand and, if necessary, a shoulder to cry on. They may not have known all the answers, but if not, they found someone who did. Top Left: Brian Lowery mans the check-in-desk for incoming students Top Right: David Plott says, Don ' t ask me; I only work here! Center: Gary Angel gives directions to new students. Right: Left to Right-In the tree: Gary Russell, Standing: Gary Angel, Tom Wells, Zelik Tenenbaum, Frank Lattimore, Scott Harper, Brian Lowery, Stan Champion, David Plott, Randy Snyder, Scott Daniel, Tim Early, Benji Franklin, Ron Jones, Kneeling: Kevin Herron, Joe Rothell. John Little, Mark Armstrong, Mike Ledbetter, David Anderson, Mike Boykin; Lying on ground: Steve Collins. 70 Organizations Enthusiasm Supports Tornados BC ' s Tornado Club has promoted campus spirit in support of intercollegiate athletics. The club has held several fund raising projects to assist in paying for gas for away games. The Tornado Club was initiated by John Meyerhoff and Mr. Alderman in 1973 to help defray minor athletic expenses. Mr. Alderman has served as advisor, and Renae Brittain has held the office of president. Top: President- Renae Brittain, Sponsor— Mr. James Alderman, BC ' s Tornado Club and friends take a break from cheering. Left: Mary Jane Tedder intently follows the moves of the Tornados. Above: BC fans support the Tornados. Organizations 71 room w 72 Organizations PTK — Stepping Out on the Right Foot Seeking to promote scholarship, to develop leadership and service, and to cultivate fellowship among the students of communitv ]unior colleges in the United States; Delta Pi chapter of Phi Theta Kappa has been active in many areas. Locally, it has sponsored a used book sale, the United Way drive, foreign students ' party, the used stamp collection for the Salvation Army, an essay contest in the high school, a PTK alumni get together, a trip to Oconee Nuclear Power Plant for fifth grade students, an intercollegiate college bowl, and an honors course. In the Carolinas ' Region, they have served as president, have hosted the 1980 regional convention, and have campaigned for regional vice-president. Nationally, Delta Pi has enjoyed competing for M M national awards and attending the national convention in Washington, D.C. Top: Delta Pi participated in the National Phi Theta Kappa convention that was held in Washington, DC. Left: Top to Bottom-Left: Tom Snvder, Sandv Nolte, Lisa Smart. Leah St. John. Misae Tanaka. Donna Harriger. Mandee Hawkins. Mrs. Beard (regional advisor); Center Teresa VVavnick, Scott Singletarv. Cecilia Sutton. Sequin Baker. Toshikazu Kishi, Mitsuyuki Yamanaka, Randv Snvder. Debbie Cope; Right: Rob Jeffreys, Annette Miale. Suzanne Mash, Judv Earlv. Carla Allen. Marv Dovle, Tom Dismore, Alicia Kinard. Organizations 73 Nemos — Delphians — Adding Spirit to Campus The Nemos and Delphians have sponsored several events which have contributed to the excitement of campus life. They held the Bonfire during Homecoming and planned to help the Student Association organize the Sweetheart dance. The Nemos, under the leadership of president Nancy Ellis, also scheduled a ski trip during the winter. Both groups intended to sponsor a disco and a pizza party during the year. In the fall, their rush week certainly entertained the entire campus. With record memberships, the Nemos and Delphians added to the overall spirit of the student body. Top Right: Moose Timberlake covers Joan Smith with shaving cream while she is held down by Bruno Butler. Below: Left to Right-Standing. Larry Waynick, Bret Mayben-y, Greg Bare, Alan Baker, John McWhite, Stan Champion, Marty Nichols, Steve Moore. Kneeling: Ernest Franklin, Zelik Tenenbaum, David Warren, Bill Austin, Sandy Bittinger. Roger Williamson. Sitting: Ronald Watkins, B. F. Isenhour, Ted Benbow, Billy Hester, Mike Reardon, Mark Lowdermilk. 74 Organizations I Top: Lett to Right-Back row: Marianne Williams, Joyce Whitmire, Tammy Dickens, Elizabeth Vance, Maridee Hawkins, Kathy Kaufman, Becky Thomas, Pam Bullock, Joanne Bondy, Paula Cox, Mary Bridges, Melanie Grefe, Cathy Date, Debbie Willenborg. Third row: Sandy Seagle, Sue Combs, Joan Smith, Elizabeth Powell, Joy Price, Yvonne Roop, Kunika Hirata, Jenny Holladay, Julie Koch, Debbie Minick, Susan Harris- Second row: Sandy Knosher, Betty Ann Cooper, Melissa Lambert, Fonda Keener, Paula Cole, Valerie Hailing. Front row: Laura Estep, Nancy Ellis, Teresa Waynick, Laura Stevens. Below Left: Laura Stevens and her cookie monster seem to enjoy rush week even in the rain. Center Right: Laura Estep isn ' t too sure about that last kiss. Organizations 75 Kappa Chi — Ministers for Christ 76 Organizations The purpose of Kappa Chi has been to minister for Christ in spirit and through campus activities. In addition, the members have explored various fields within the Christian scope. Projects of the year have included the UNICEF drive, Monday prayer breakfasts, a Pat Terry concert, the Thanksgiving feast, and the Christmas tree lighting ceremony. Mr. Roy served as advisor with Jenny Holladay as president. Above: Left to Right — Lynn Bryson, David Horner, Gaye Dimmick, Fred Wise, Ray Johnson, Jenny Holladay, Dale Clark, Tempe White, Kim Hoover, Mr. Roy, Judy Huber, Mark O ' Shields. Center: Jenny Holladay, Gaye Dimmick, Susan Summey, and Fred Wise join in singing Christmas carols during the Kappa Chi sponsored Christmas tree lighting ceremony Right: Students enjoy the Thanksgiving meal with which Kappa Chi assisted. Upholding Christian Concepts The spiritual life of Brevard has been greatly improved by the presence of religious organizations. These groups have offered an opportunity for fellowship and worship among BC students. An example of this type of organization is the Canterbury club which was formed to meet the needs of Episcopalian students and faculty. Among the club ' s special projects have been dinners at the church and a Halloween carnival. Left: The cross in the center of campus represents the Christian concepts upon which this school was founded. Below Left: Suzanne Nash, Laura Stevens, and Mike Boykin gather round the piano at the Episcopal church. Below Right: Left to Right — First row; Mrs. Joyce Miller, Debbie Moseman, Joyce Keenum, Katie Miller, Mike Boykin, Mitchell Bell, John Greer. Second row; Rev. Merrill C Miller, Paula Cox, Joy Price, Laura Stevens, Mrs. Betty Buck. Third row; Bill Austin, Suzanne Nash, Richard Adams, Stepame Kraus. Organizations 77 Fellowship and Spiritual Growth The Baptist Student Union and the Methodist Student Movement have greatly contributed to the spiritual life of the Brevard campus. Advised by Ken and Priscilla Chamlee, the Baptist group planned to visit a local nursing home and to go caroling during the Christmas season. Th e MethodistStudent Movement, under the guidance of Preston Woodruff, also planned to visit a nursing home and scheduled many activities for its members. Both organizations held Bible study and devotional groups which benefited all of the members. Top Right: Baptist Student Union: Left to Right-Back row: Betty Ann Cooper, Ms. Gail Anderson. Second row: Lynn McManus, Yvonne Roop, Cecilia Sutton. Front row: Erick Watkins, Mrs. Priscilla Chamlee, Mr. Kenneth Chamlee Right: Methodist Student Movement: Left to Right-Back row: Darlene Galyean, Annette Miale. Middle row: Deane Young, Renae Bnttain, Kate McCracken, Mark O ' Shields, Mr. Preston Woodruff. Front row: Drayten Young, Pam Blalock 78 Organizations Appreciating Spanish Culture Top: Left to Right — Lisa Coble, Cheryl Pierce, Steve Collins, Neel Lattimore, Robin Kirby, Mark Lowdermilk, Loretta Perez-Barroso, Tempe White, Eric Turner, Mrs. Viola Perez, Roger Williamson, Mr. Peter Burger, Sandy Geisewite, Carol Davis, Monte Bisher, Christy Olds, Jeff Baker, Barbara Darden, Tracy Beckler, Elizabeth Powell. Center: Spanish Club members leam to appreciate the Spanish culture through photographs and discussions Alcazar de Segovia is pictured here. Left: Club sponsor — Mrs. Viola Perez, president — Tempe White. Under the direction of president Tempe White and advisor Mrs. Viola Perez, the Spanish Club sponsored socials, presentations, speeches, and parties to encourage the members to learn more about the culture and language of Spanish speaking countries. During the year, the club sponsored programs such as Let ' s Visit Spain and Let ' s Visit Mexico. Guest speakers presented programs on the lifestyles of different countries. Mr. Peter Burger gave a presentation on his experiences in Peru and Columbia, and Loretta Perez-Barroso spoke on the culture of Spain. The group also held a Spanish Chri stmas party. They read from the Bible in Spanish, had a gift exchange, ate Spanish food and broke a pinata. Advisor, Mrs. Perez, was successful in helping students enjov learning about the cultures of foreign countries. Organizations I 79 Student Ambassadors — Contributing to Enrollment The Student Ambassadors have been a great factor in the growth of Brevard College. The club was organized under the direction of Mike Boykin and Eva Winecoff. The Student Ambassadors have not only administered campus tours and provided housing for prospective students, but they have also been of great assistance to Dean Robert McLendon and the admissions staff. The Student Ambassadors decorated a Christmas tree in the Beam Administration building and planted it on campus. They encouraged other clubs to take part in this project to beautify the campus. The Student Ambassadors have set a high standard for the other organizations on campus and have proved to be a major force in the increasing enrollment at Brevard College. Top: Mike Boykin and Nancy Williamson decorate the Christmas tree in the Beam Administration building. Above: Mark Lowdermilk serves punch to a visiting parent. Right: Lett to Right— First row; Dean Robert McLendon, Gary Russell, Frank Lattimore, Tempc White, Mike Boykin, Renae Brittain. Greg Bare. Second row; Miss Nancy Williamson, Mr. Rick Henshaw, Miss Betty Neale, Mrs. Adella Holloway, Maridee Hawkins, Glenda Flinchum, Paula Cox, Eva Winecoff, Stephanie Kraus, Beverly Magness, loanne Bondy, Jenny Holladay. Third row; Richard Adams, Karen Meyer, Berry Clifton, Mark Lowdermilk. 80 I Organizations Emphasizing Dramatic Arts The Masquers club has been a great addition to the dramatic arts at Brevard College. Led by president Karen Meyer, the group has assisted their advisor, Mr. Sam Cope with the fall and spring productions. The Masquers distributed care packages before the fall semester final exams. The organization also planned to sponsor a talent show in the spring. The Masquers club has been an asset to the theater life of the campus. Top: Karen Meyer presents Mary Anne Williams with her care package as Rodney Currin keeps record of how many have been distrubited. Left: Steve Collins applies Melanie Grefe ' s make-up as she prepares for her role in the fall production. Above: Left to Right — Judy Huber, Dan Denslow, Wendy Jensen, Gaye Dimmick, Kate Fletcher, Steve Collins, Angela Upright, Kathy Jones, Jim Zimmerman, Debbie Davis, Kate McCracken, Rodney Currin, Stephanie Kraus, Beth Irvin, Beth Casey, Karen Meyer, Beverly Gibby, Jeff Davis, Chuck Miner, Missy Fogle. Organization s 81 Clarion — Campus Reporter A staff of eager freshmen and sophomores has guided the Clarion to another successful year. Covering student life, sports, and campus news, the Clarion staff has worked ' hard to make their bi-monthly publication an informative and professional paper. Under the leadership of second-year editor Debi Crane, the Clarion has extended its coverage and improved the quality of its layout and writing. Sports Editor, Bobby Hayes, has offered personal insight from the athletic world in his community Sports Line. Also doubling as Business Manager, Hayes has helped the Clarion increase its advertising revenue. Advisor Ken Chamlee says, The Clarion staff has much to be proud of this year. Debi and Bobby have done a fine job and left a high standard for future editors. D D U 82 Organizations Above: Bobby Hayes, Debi Crane, Greg Bare and Jana Miller spend Friday afternoon doing the paste- up of the Clarion. Center Left: Left to Right-Back row: Bobby Henson, Tom Watson, Greg Bare, Mr. Ken Chamlee, advisor; Center row: Debbie Willenborg, Mary Doyle, Jana Miller, Mark Lowdermilk, Ray Duckworth, Charles Huckabee, Nancy Ennis, Tim Merritt, Anthony Tinsley, Bobby Hayes, Debbie Crane; Front row: Jenny Holladay, Yvonne Roop, Mike McFarland. Below Left: Editor-in-Chief Debi Crain prepares assignments for the next issue. Pertelote — Recording the Year ' s Events The yearbook staff, under the leadership of Co-Editors-in-Chief Donna Harriger and Scott Singletary, have worked hard to make the 1980 Pertelote a book which will capture the main events and people that have made the 1979-80 year a special one. The staff has received unlimited assistance from their advisor, Mrs. Priscilla Chamlee. Through the efforts of photographers, Preston Birckner and Steve Rabey, business manager Lisa Foster, design editor Eva Winecoff , and the entire staff, the 1980 Pertelote has attempted to tell the complete story of Brevard College 1979-1980. Above: Under pressure because of an upcoming deadline, Ernest Franklin works continuously on layouts. Center Left: Donna Harriger shows Preston Birckner the prope ' r technique in cropping pictures. Center Right: Donna Harriger, Mrs. Priscilla Chamlee, and Scott Singletary try to decide which picture will appear on the title page. Below: Left to Right-Back row: Alison Cooperman, Eva Winecoff. Preston Birckner, Ernest Franklin, Jim Zimmerman, Donna Harriger, Scott Singletary; Front row: Kitty Brandon, Lisa Foster, Brenda Perkins, Eileen Murphy, Susan Harris, Mrs. Priscilla Chamlee, advisor. Organizations 83 Collegiate Singers Tour Southeast Under the direction of Lee Bratton and open to all students who wish to participate, the Collegiate Singers is one of the largest and most popular groups on campus. Performing experience, which is an important aspect of music, is stressed. The choir has performed at the Trustees ' banquet, Parents ' Weekend, and at the Honors Day program. The singers also participated in a spring tour through South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida. The group performed at the winter and spring concerts as part of the Life and Culture Series. Collegiate Singers have represented BC impressively. c 1 A f v f J K t f % % ■ f. SL 1M. . . • .. . Mm ft Top: The Collegiate Singers perform at the First United Methodist Church. Center: Left to Right — First row; Cecilia Sutton, Kate McCracken, Sandy Nolte, Gaye Dimmick, Jun Yoshihama, Dan Denslow, Don Whitmore, Marty Nichols, Brent Rhinehart, Cameron Tankersley, David Hauser, John McWhite, . Anna Barden, Karen Barrett, Anna Long, Beverly Gibby, Katy Waters. Second row; Anne Krumme, Liz Mongiovi, Lon Alsene, Kathy Crompton, Deane Young, Gary Russell, Drayten Young, Stan Champion, Randy Snyder, Chuck Miner, Mark O ' Shields, Francy Brown, Natalie Hyder, Glenda Flinchum, Judy Huber. Third row; Missy Fogle, Molly Crone, Kathy Jones, Jeanne Ogsbury, Frank Lattimore, Steve Williams. Robert Sheperd, Larry Abrams, Rodney Currin, Teresa Fox, Barbara Bonitz, Tish Whitlock, Donna Hooper. Fourth row, Karen Meyer, Beth Irvin, Bobby Williams, Karen Parker, Jeff Davis, Erick Watkins, Kevin Baisley, Mr. Lee Bratton, Roger Williamson, Preston Birckner, Mike Leonard, Dave Melvin, Kim Peoples, Mandee Hawkins, Ann Lipsy, [ennifer Grose, Dianne Youngblood. Right: Karen Parker and her husband converse with Larry Abrams during the choir Christmas parry. 84 Organizations Choral Perfection — Chamber Choir ■ £| Wm0Q$ 4p V •« v Under the direction of Mr. Lee Bratton, the Chamber Choir has provided the campus with another year of exceptional music. The choir consists of eighteen talented singers who were selected through auditions. The choir performed at the fall and spring concerts as part of the Life and Culture Series. The singers were also the featured performers at the Yulefeast. They have spent many hours of practice in preparation for their spring tour through South Carolina, Florida, and Georgia. Above: Left to Right — First row; Kathy Crompton, Sarah Washburn, Kathy Jones Cecilia Sutton, Karen Parker, Beverly Gibby, Judy Huber, Gina Starling, Glenda Flinchum, Gave Dimmick. Second row; Mr. Lee Bratton, Dale Clark, Rusty Jenkins, Gary Russell, Steve Williams, Chuck Mirier, Cameron Tankersley, Marty Nichols, Rodney Currin. Center: The Chamber Choir performs at the First Baptist Church. Below: Mr. Bratton distributes the gifts at the choir Christmas party. Organizations 85 Community Campus — Combining for Excellence Consisting not only of BC students but also of local residents, the Oratorio Chorus has performed mainly sacred music and has presented programs of longer musical pieces. The Christmas Mass, where the choir presented a delightful program of Seventeenth Century carols, and the Requiem highlighted the group ' s schedule of concerts. Under the direction of Mr. Harvey Miller, the chorus has provided the area with entertaining and highly inspirational performances. In combining the talented voices of both college and community residents, the choir has certainly been special in that it has strengthened the relationship between the two. f ... L I PL ' 1 1 kJk- ■jL i Top: Bobbie Williams, Barbara Bonitz, and Gaye Dimmick rehearse the Requiem for their upcoming spring performance Far Left: Mr. Harvey Miller strives to help his choir achieve the perfect vocal balance. Above: Left to Right — Front row; Anna Long, Barbara Bonitz, Tish Whitlock, Judy Huber, Kay Brown, lennifer Grose, Mrs. Anne Taylor, Mrs. Susan Melton. Second row; Bobbie Williams, Gaye Dimmick, Ann Lipsey, Diane Youngblood, Gloria Sanders, Ann English, Kim Peoples, Katy Waters, Mary Doyle. Third row; Gary Russell, Carle Wilson, Ray Johnson, Mr. David Thome, Don Whitmore, Mr. Bill Boggs, Mrs. Adelaide Miller, Mr Harvey Miller. 86 Organizations Performing Wide Variety of Music u .- - ,. am f y w, | r ft ' - 1 tT 1 JV The Brevard College Concert Band, underthe direction of Mr. Ralph Hall, appeared in four performances for the enjoyment of the college and community. Using a variety of musical styles and selections, the band exhibited a wide audience appeal. Long hours of intense practice gave the members the skills to perform with outstanding results. Top: Left to Right— First row; Jeff Davis, Holly Fortune, Francy Brown, Amy Garrou, Jura Hill. Second row; Ricky Duckett, Dan Denslow, Kevin Baisley, Kate Fletcher, David Bryan, Steve Moore, Lisa Dozier. Third row; Jamye Cartner, Dave Melvin, Kirk Davis, Robert Norton, Randy Snyder, Mike Mitchell, Chuck Jackson, Loren Mott, Jeanne Ogsbury, Steve Rabey. Fourth row; Kay Brown, Eastman Curtis, Kathy Jones. Maridee Hawkins, and conductor Ralph Hall. Center: Long hours of pracitce are required to achieve a satisfactory- result. Above: Performance is an essential experience for band members. Right: Maridee Hawkins spends hours of practice perfecting her part in the upcoming concert. Organizations 87 ■ Recreating the Big Band Sound 1 I 1 w t. V ft -I ■ ■ J A I i r ? b CaW BT It I V 1 r? , f Iwi I ■ - - 1 1 I  : ' f- r. ■ —a - M The Brevard College Stage Band has performed in a wide variety of settings. The band has provided the entertainment in the cafeteria and held both fall and spring concerts. The group also performed at the Parents ' Weekend dance, the College Day festivities at the Western Conference of Colleges in Asheville, the Western Carolina Stage Band Festival, and the Brevard Christmas Parade. Dr. John Upchurch led the band in recreating the works of such Big Band greats as Glenn Miller, Tommy Dorsey, Count Basie, Duke Ellington, and Doc Severinson. Organizations 88 Top: Left to Right — First row; Rogan Keren — Brevard High School, Kevin Baisley, David Bryan, Holly Fortune, Kate Fletcher. Second row; Anthony Tinsley, Bob Guyette, Steve Rabey, Jeanne Ogsbury, Loren Mott, Mik e Mitchell, Dr. lohn Upchurch. Third row; Randy Haire, Scott Plemmons, Bob Norton, Kirk Davis, David Hauser, Randy Snyder, Chuck Spanbauer, Dave Melvin, Chuck Miner, Eastman Curtis. Center: Mike Mitchell and Billy Roberts concentrate intensely during the stage band practice. Below Center: Billy Roberts, Kate Fletcher, and Curt Davis perform during the Brevard Christmas parade. Right: Kevin Baisley practices his solo. SPORTS 89 Soccer — Finishing Second in Region The 1979-80 soccer team definitely had an impressive season. The first half of the season was highlighted by their winning five of their first seven games. The second half of the season included an exciting 6-0 Homecoming victory over Montreat- Anderson. Led by Co-Captains Freddie Kinnear and Jeff Loftin, the team went on to slate a successful 10-4-1 overall record. Coach Don Scarborough took his players to Jacksonville, Florida for the Southeastern Regional Tournament. The successful year was brought to a close with a heartbreaking loss to Miami-Dade, South. Top: Ted Winston takes the ball down the field with the help of Robbie Alexander and luan Dieppa. Center: Left to Right-Back row: Mr. William Brower, Victor Chee, Curt Rubin, Bret Mayberry, Jim Fuller, Jeff Sullivan, Ted Winston, Tim Branson, Mark Lee, Andy Dickinson, Dale Romnosky, Juan Dieppa. Homayoon Larki, Jeff Loftin, Freddie Kinnear, Bobby Lougher, Coach Don Scarborough, Manager Pete Anderson; Center row: Hassan Regimand, Ed Holt, Ed Pagan, Robbie Alexander, Bobby Stinnett, Steve Sneed; Front row: Bruno Dejulio, Lynn Corbin, Sam Licata. Right: Hassan Regimand and Andy Dickinson look on as another Brevard goal is scored. •- ■ 90 I Sports : fi m v mnLi r i + B ' aj ' - ' rr ' ' ■ Above: Quick footwork helps Hassan Regimand advance the ball toward the opposing goal. Left: Ted Winston has his eye on the goal as he prepares to kick the ball downfield. Center Right: Trving to avoid the goalie, Robbie Alexander prepares to score one more point. - ' Sports 91 m Hot Spurs In Action 92 Sports Top Left: Spirit makes a successful team. Top Right: Unification helps to keep the players strong. Center Right: After considering every option, Jeff Loftin decides to pass the ball to one of his teammates Below Right: Getting possession of the ball means staying on top of the opponent. SOCCER SCOREBOARD Brevard 1 Warren Wilson Brevard 3 Presbyterian Brevard 11 Montreat- Anderson 1 Brevard 1 Oxford Brevard Erskine 1 Brevard 3 Dekalb- South 2 Brevard Erskine 3 Brevard 4 Oxford 2 Brevard 2 Andrew Brevard 1 Dekalb-South 1 Brevard 6 Montreat- Anderson Brevard 1 Dekalb-Central 6 Brevard 5 Dekalb-South 4 Brevard 2 Warren Wilson Southeastern Regional Tournament Brevard Miami Dade, South 8 tf Top Left: Coach Don Scarborough helps Sam Licata to keep the blinding glare out of his eyes. Center: Ed Pagan gets ready to boot the ball down the field with the hope that better field position will be attained. Left: Dale Romnosky goes one on one with the opponent in order to regain possession. Sports 93 Top Left: Dan Big Mac McLeroy and the cookie monster both agree that the Tornados are number one. Top Right: Cathy Date and Paula Cole lead the fans in cheering for the Tornados. Above: Debbie Minick washes a car during the money- raising car wash held by the cheerleaders. Right: Walter Bruch lifts Theresa Kesock in a stunt performed for the BC crowd. 94 Sports BC Cheerleaders — Spirited, Energetic, Dedicated The 1979-80 Cheerleading squad has kept the entire student body in high spirits during the various sports seasons. Led by captain Debbie Minick, the squad has devoted many of their hours to practicing and cheering at home and away games. The squad consisted of eight women led by Co-Captain of Females Cathy Date and eight men led by Co-Captain of Males Dan Big Mac McLeroy. The members of the squad sold candy to help finance the cost of their new uniforms. Under the supervision of Martha Nolen, the squad has certainly boosted the spirit of the campus. Above Left: Joe Rothell and Kathie Kaufman perform a difficult skater ' s lift at a soccer game. Above Right: Front row; Tracey Kale. Joe Springs. Left to Right — Second row; Kathie Kaufman, Matt Bruno Butler, Koji Harayama, Bobby Lougher, Bryan Blank, Joe Rothell, Walter Bruch, Dan McLeroy, Paula Cole. Top row; Left to Right — Kathy Ereth, Debbie Minick, Mary Rothell, Cathy Date, Theresa Kesock (Not Pictured: Toni Powell). Left: Hoping for another Brevard victory, the cheerleaders pay close attention to the action of the game. Sports 95 Women ' s Volleyball — Building for the Future The Women ' s Volleyball team, under the direction of Coach Gail Anderson, had an unsuccessful season pointwise, yet they displayed skill and determination. Although the season was filled with many heartbreaking defeats, the Lady Tornados became a very close team and exhibited great teamwork. Right: Left to Right — Top row; Sue Combs, Tammy Dickens, Susan Mims, Lynn McManus, Jill Haynie, Margie Danese. Center row; Misae Tanaka. Pam Blaiock. Bottom row; Karen Griffiths, Donna Barnwell. Below Left: With a look of determination, Lynn McManus spikes the ball into the opposing court. Below Right: Misae Tanaka sets up the ball for Karen Griffiths. Sports 96 Anticipating a Successful Season The Brevard College Golf team anticipated another successful season under the direction of Coach Lee Bratton. The team played several opponents in the fall as practice for the spring season . Consisting of good freshman and sophomore players, the Tornados faced many challenging conference foes and came away with many victories. The strong freshman squad should assure the Tornados of another successful season next year. Top: Chip Smith checks the break of the green as he prepares to putt. Far Left: A Tornado golfer attempts a forty footer. Above: Left to Right — Back row; Jay Southerland, Doug Griggs, Ted Price, Larry Duckworth, Jeff Bryson, Coach Lee Bratton. Front row; Cameron Tankersley, Mason Chip Smith, Kevin Wood, Pat Tate. Left: Doug Griggs takes a practice swing before making his chip shot. Sports 97 Men ' s Tennis — Striving for Outstanding Season «1 ■ liif Ai The 1980 Bre% ' ard College Men ' s Tennis Team has great expectations for a highly successful season. Coach Corky Maynor ' s team consists of a strong sophomore squad and also boasts several good freshmen players. Sophomores Baker Heard, Dave Schad, and John Capin provide the leadership for their teammates while freshmen Masahiko Yonemura and Jeff Gold have been exhibiting outstanding play during pre-season practice. These two freshmen are sure to form the nucleus of next year ' s team. The squad certainly has the potential to have another find season. Top: Lett to Right — Masahiko Yonemura, John Madden, Scott Plemmons, John Capin, David Schad, Bill Hester, Jeff Gold, Coach Corky Maynor (Not pictured: Baker Heard.) Center Left: David Schad concentrates on his return Center Right: |ohn Capin practices his serve before a match Right: Baker Heard prepares to return another volley 98 Sports Exceptional Team — Exciting Season The 1980 Women ' s Tennis team is looking forward with enthusiasm to spring competition. The team is beginning their third season under the leadership of Coach Gail Anderson. Returning players, Lynn McManus and Annette Miale, provide leadership for the primarily freshman team. Top: Kneeling; Misae Tanaka. Left to Right — Pam Roberts, Erin Gourley, Lisa Miller, Lynn McManus, Annette Miale, Susan Rowan, Terri Smith, Chris Rogers, Lorraine Scronce. Center Left: Lynn McManus makes a great return. Center Right: Manager Misae Tanaka attempts to round up all of the tennis rackets. Left: Terry Smith concentrates on her return. Sports ; 99 BC Cagers - - Putting Forth Great Effort 12 The 1980 Tornado basketball team suffered a disappointing season. There were many close, exciting games, but all too often the Tornados came out of the games with a one or two point loss. First year coach Sam Lewis expressed optimism and held high hopes for the 1981 season. Six players returned from last year ' s squad to form the nucleus of Lewis ' first team at Brevard. Several newcomers were also brought in to provide much needed depth to the team. The Tornados have gained valuable experiences which should prove to be beneficial to next year ' s squad. Top: Coach Sam Lewis gives his players instructions on the next play Above Left: Left to Right — Marvin Howell, Kevin Herron, Robert Campbell, Scott Harper, Nick Gidney, David Harper, Daniel Cochran, Anthony Moose Timberlake, David Horner, Gil West, David Prange, Bobby Summers, Roger Payne, R odney Williams, Joel Jenkins, Bill Austin Kneeling — Coach Sam Lewis. Right: Gil West attempts two more points as David Horner sets himself for a possible rebound 100 Sports Sports 101 Below: Scott Harper greets his opponent as the players are introduced. Right: David Horner uses his long arms to great advantage as he tries to slow down the Lees-McRae offense. Bottom Right: Determined to stop his assignment Roger Payne alertly watches while his man has the ball Bottom Left: Kevin Herron leads another Tornado fast break. 102 Sports Left: Moose Timberlake sets himself to stop a drive by a North Greenville player. Center: Scott Harper attempts a free throw while the other players anxiously await a chance for a rebound. Below Left: David Hornerand Bobby Summers attempt to block an opponent ' s shot as Scott Harper looks on. Below Right: Bobby Summers comes to an immediate stop as he prepares to shoot from the corner. Sports 103 Below: Coach Don Scarborough instructs the players on how to cany out the next play- Right: Jill Haynie prepares to out jump her defender and add two points to the scoreboard. Bottom Right: Left to Right — Front row; Ann Blackmon, Donna Barnwell, Annette Miale, Sandy Seagle, Joyce Whitmire, Colleen Hiltz, Jill Haynie, Mary Lea Bridges, Lynn McManus, Tammy Dickens, Betty Ann Cooper, Robin Wilson, Coach Don Scarborough. Back row; Margie Danese, Darlene Gaylean, Reggie Kelly, Bruno Dejulio, Robbie Alexander. 104 Sports eamwork Promotes Improvement The women ' s basketball team, coached by Don Scarborough, has improved since last year due to the return of many players, better recruiting, and a more competitive schedule. The team has been led by co-captains Joyce Whitmire and Jill Havnie. Jill was the second leading scorer and third leading re bounder in Region Ten. Before Christmas, the Lady Tornados won the Warren Wilson Invitation Tournament when they defeated Montreat-Anderson in game one in overtime and Warren Wilson in game two. According to Coach Don Scarborough, This year ' s success has been a complete team effort and the team never gave up, even in the face of insurmountable loss. Top: One of the Lady Tornados tips a jump ball to a teammate. Left: Joyce Whitmire attempts a jump shot over the heads of her opponents. Above: Determined to regain possession of the ball. Tammy Dickens applies pressure to a Furman player. Sports 105 Expectations of Another Successful Season 106 Sports The 1980 Track team had high expectations for another excellent season. Returning veterans and talented newcomers joined together to form an exciting team. Competition in large invitational meets helped the team members to gain valuable experience as well as giving them exposure to the most talented track stars in the area. Opponents have included Furman, Citadel, and Georgia Tech. Led by all-American Jeff Wentworth, the Tornados made an impressive showing in all their meets. Coach Norm Witek can certainly gain satisfaction from another successful season. Opposite Page Top: George Fox begins the relay as BC fans look on. Opposite Page Far Left: Bobby Sulfridge competes in the long jump. Opposite Page Center Right: Coach Norm Witek travels with the team to another track meet. Opposite Page Bottom Right: Kent Todd completes his leg of the relay. Above: Joby Perkins closely pursues his opponent. Center Left: Jeff Wentworth runs at his own pace Center Right: Joe Briscoe, Chuck Doughton, and John George lead the pack. Left: Left to right — first row; Reggie Kelly, Kent Todd, John George, George Fox, Rob Craig, Gary Angel. Second row; Donna McLain, Steve Phipps, Monte Bisher, Skip Long. Third row; Joby Perkins, Andy Manlove, Chuck Doughton, Roger Sal tsman, Tim Cooke Fourth row; Jeff Wentworth, Rob Kendall, Bobby Sulfridge, Jeff Taylor, Wilbert Carter, David Deets. Fifth row; NivaldoMasson, Keith Johnston, Richard Haymaker, Greg Stotler, Jay Baxter, Ronnie Treadway. Sixth row; Mr. Norm Witek, Paul Bishop, Calvin Hendrickson, Paul Bailey, Tim Stewart. Sports 107 Wf-A v . , i i .. i ■ ' £■■ £ • v ' - • 108 Sports Road Runners Finish Sixth in Nation The 1979-80 Cross Country team completed a very successful season as they rolled over almost all of their opponents. The team capped off their great year by being named sixth in the nation. The team also boasts two All Americans, sophomore Jeff Wentworth and freshman Ronnie Treadwav. The Road Runners won the Region X championship by defeating Ferrum. This marks the eleventh straight vear that Brevard has captured this title. Also, Jeff VVenrworth ' s time of 25: 1 1 . 8 set a new school and collegiate record for the five mile course. The team has a large amount of good freshman runners which should assure them of a good team next vear. Opposite Page Top Right: Ronnie Treadwav, John George, and Tim Stewart round the final turn. Opposite Page Below Left: Me mbers of the Brevard team race toward the finish line. Opposite Page Below Right: Jeff Wentworth outdistances his opponents and goes on to set a new record. Above: The usual praver before each race helps the runners immensely. Center: Left to Right-Back row: Coach Norm Witek, Joe Briscoe, Jeff Taylor, David Deets, Mike Bachman, Jay Baxter. Nivaldo Masson, Keith Johnston, Greg Stotler. Ronnie Treadwav. Paul Bailey. Richie Haymaker, aime Ruiz; Front row: Tim Stewart, Steve Phipps, John George, Chuck Doughton, Roger Saltsman, Jeff Wentworth, Mark Hall. Below- Left: To the delight of the crowd. John George races toward the finish line to win the race. Below Right: Members of the team wait for their turn to run. Sports 109 Intra - Dorm Competition Provides Exciting Athletics An integral part of Brevard College life is intramural play. The intramural teams draw attention from many silent athletes in the student body. Sports enjoyed include basketball, volleyball, football, and badminton. Students also spend leisure time swimming, playing racquetball, and playing tennis. Top: Eileen Murphy concentrates on her next move. Above: David Hauser smashes a return to his opponent. Right: Nick Gidney pulls down another rebound. 110 Sports Left: Two intense opponents meet head-on as they fight to make their dorm number one. Below: With a look of determination, Larry Abrams prepares to spike the bail. Bottom: Members of various dorms line up for another play on the Taylor lawn. Sports 111 Tornado Fans — the Key to Success M l ) I I I GORiLLA IMOOSE Top Right: Pam Bullock, Marianne Williams, and Karen Burton join in to cheer for their Tornados. Top Left: The crowd is a vital part of any team ' s success. Above Right and Left: BC students believe their team is No. 1 and make signs to show their spirit. Right: Theresa Kesock and Bobby Lougher lead the cheers for the team. 112 Sports CLASSES 1980 Laurence F Abrams Richard Augustus Adams Robert Whiting Adams, Jr Pamela Wray Aikens Linardo Alimuddin Clara Kay Allen Virginia Blanche Allen Lori leanne Alsene Sachiko Amahori David Bennett Anderson Robert Peter Anderson Gary Darnell Angel Mark Wesley Armstrong Elizabeth Scott Arnest Mary Sue Atkins William Bryant Austin. HI Kevin Robert Baisley John Alan Baker Sequin Angrlique Baker Gregory Neil Bare 114 Sophomores Lending a Hand Opposite Page: Pam Bullock and Diane Rayfield assist in registration as Mr. Stulting looks on. Center: Mentor, Jeff Wentworth, is thrilled at the thought of climbing those stairs one more time. Donna Annette Barnwell Carol Lynne Ban- Charles Ban Bedenbaugh Theodore Miller Benbow Victor Preston Birckner lohn Sandidge Bittinger Angela Paulette Blackmoi Brvan Tommas Blank [oanne Beatrice Bondv Barbara Ann Bonitz Michael Steven Boykin Mary Lea Bndges Sandra Renae Bhttain Waiter Douglas Bruch Patricia Lynn Bryson :■ Sophomores 115 Pamela Dawn Bullock Pamela Sentelle Burnette Timothy Christopher Burrell Rodnck Duncan Burns Karen Lee Burton |ohn Clark Capin Lamar Stanley Champion Stanley Bemck Clifton, |r Barbara Anne Coan Gar,- Don Cole Steven Zvi Collins Susan Terese Connell Deborah Lynn Cope Teresa Frances Com Paula Charlene Con lames Robert Craig Deborah Kay Crane Kathryn Ramsey Crompton Rodney Parker Curnn Manorie Dtanne Danese Richard Bradley Daniel Barbara Carroll Darden Catherine Aikjn Dale Carol May Davis lanet Ellen Davis William leflrcy Dav.s Juan Carlos Dieppa Tammy Lynn Dukrns Andrew ) n.ilhjn Dickinson Ihuin.iv HiTtram Pismnfr 116 Sophomores Attending Convocation Top: Dotti Goble anticipates with excitement fall convocation. Left: David Homer and Fred Wise sing with gusto at convocation. Mary Elizabeth Doyle Mary Melissa Dozier Barbara Mane Duffy Mary Kay Dulin Timothy Eugene Early Sophomores 117 Moving in, Starting Classes, Floresa Mozelle Edwards Nancy Francine Ellis Kathleen Kay Ereth Deborah Ann Fisher Clenda Kay Flinchum Flay Herbert Flynn Virginia Michele Fogle Hollv Bemadelte Fortune Janet Lynn Foster Lisa Leigh Foster Above: Chip Smith and Steve Gwaltney patiently await the first class. Right: Ed Holt makes a final trip up the stairs to finish moving in. 118 Sophomores Beginning a New School Year Emesl Cecil Franklin Sandra Lynn Geisewilr John Lidell George Glenn Gilbert Gibbs Beverly Cheryl Gibby William Mark Gibson Dorothy Denise Coble Hilda lean Grifiis Hazel Linda Gross Edward Edmond Gutknecht. II Stephen King Gwaltney Randy AJan Haire Evelyn Patricia Hale Alan Stirling Hall Roberta June Hamilton Koji Harayama David Scott Harper David Wayne Harper Donna Renee Hannger Susan Rae Harris William left Hams Charles Elbert Harrison Nan Elizabeth Harrison Mandee Elaine Hawkins Carolyn Ruth Healev Sophomores 119 Taking a Break from Class Routines 120 Sophomores Archibald Baker Heard Marysia Henley William Walden Henry Douglas Kim Hensley Bobby Garland Henson, |r Kevin Douglas Herron William Michael Hesler Kunika Hirata John Henry Hoke, III Jacqueline Ann Holbrook lulie Anne Holder Jenny Lynn Holladay Right: Benji Franklin prepares to toga Mt-tody Lynn Holm« Edward Kent Holt John Douglas Holt Lynnc Kathryn Honecker Kimbcrly Rae Hoover ft iITi I Joe Lawrence Hord. Jr David Steele Homer Robert Fulton Jeffreys Russell Keith lenkins AJvin Bradley Jones Eva Kathenne Jones Ronald Dean Jones Kathryn Lynne Kaufman Robert Michael Kendall Cynthia Diane Kern Brian Eric Kilstrom Alicia Lunnette Kinard Freddie Kinnear Robin Smith Kirby. Ill Laura Marie Kirchner Toshikazu Kishi Teresa Carlson Kitchen |ohn Frasuer Knight Sophomores 121 Tadaaki Koana Julie Kalhenne Koch 5tephanie Lynn Kraus Laurie Elizabeth Krug Franklin Chitwood LaEhmore John Michael Ledbetter Mark Colin Lee William Keith Lee Michael David Leonard Samuel Alan Licata |ohn Dewitt Little Jeffrey Artus Loftin Robert Wynne Lougher Mark Houston Lowdermilk Anna Kathryn McCracken Mitch Davis McEnlire Michael Benjamin McFarland Vance Cornelius McGee. Ill Margaret Lea McGowan Dan Hammon McLeroy, Jr 122 Sophomores Going . . . Going . . . Gone — Slaves Sold during Rush Week Sheila Lynn McManus Glenn Weiden Machen Beverly Ann Magness loan Elizabeth Marshall Charles Harold Matthews, |r Bret Duane Mayberry lohn David Melvin )errv Raleigh Metcalf Karen Elizabeth Meyer Annette Suzanne Miale Lisa Lee Miller Debra Lynn Minick Marcie Lynn Molton Susan leanette Monts Donna Marie Mulford Sophomores 123 Relaxing After a Busy Day Eileen Mane Murphy Mary Carolyn Murphy Shizuko Nakaya Suzanne Nash Elana Maufine Nolte Robert Gardner Norton Jeanne Elizabeth Ogsburv Bonnie Denise Palmer Loretta Perez-Banroso Gordon Hugh Peters Cheryl Lynn Pierce David Edward Plott David Elliott Prange Richard Thomas Radford Dianne Parncia Rayfield lames Michael Reardon |ulie Anne Renn William Edmunde Roberts, Jr Yvonne Patnce Roop Joseph Nathan Rothell Curtis Edward Rubin 124 Sophomores Christopher Scott Rudisill Gary Stuart Rutsdl Robert SheJton Rutherford Leah St John Tanya Lynne Salisbury Dav.d Mark Schad Susan Elaine Schroeder lane Anslev Shytle Scott Bryan Singletary Lisa Ann Smart Sophomores 125 Dances, Outdoor Singing — Randy Lee Snyder Thomas Allen Snyder Carl Hubert Springs Sally Lynn Starkey Laura Lee Stevens Robert Tim Stinnett. Jr Robert Newland Sryres. Jr lacquelyn Ann Sullivan Jeffrey Clinton Sullivan Robert Sherrill Summers Cecilia Larie Sutton Misae Tanaka William Robert Taylor Marv fane Tedder Rebecca Lee Thomas Anthony Dwayne Timberlake Mikel Kent Todd Toshio Tsuchida Elizabeth Hay Vance Sharon Darlene Vinson 126 I Sophomores ntegral Parts of Campus Life ■ William Horace Voss David Ralph Wall Sally Kate Waters Teresa Annette Waynick Robert Edgar Weaver lames Earl Wekh Tom MeCarter Wells William Franklin Wells led Duane Wentworth Carol Susan Werner Scort Leslie Westmoreland Lillian Templeton White loyce Ann Whitmire Oebra Lisa WiUenborg Marianne Williams Sophomores 127 Carol Jean WUlis Robin Sarnt Wilson Mary Eva Winecoff William Frederic Wise William Kevin Wood Milsuyuki Yamanaka lun Yoshihama Charlotte May Young Robert Scott Zeiger lames Edward Zimmerman Top: Robin Wilson tackles her homework with great enthusiasm. Right: Laura Stevens tries unsuccessfully to defy the hypnotic powers of Preston the Great . 128 Sophomores FRESHMEN 129 Meeting New People, Amy Kathryn Adams Robert Young Alexander Jennifer Elizabeth Anderson Laura L ee Anderson Jack Clifford Austin. Ill Rodney Edward Ayers Victor Ayoung-Chee Michael Joseph Bachman Paul Williamson Bailey. |r Jeffrey Ronald Baker Robert Dale Baker Hilhard Lee Ballard Sachiko Ban do Anna Lynn Barden Karen Elaine Barrett Joseph Jay Banter Abby Lane Beach Byron Reid Beck Tracey Leigh Beckler Lisa June Beebe Frederick Mitchell Bell, |r Michelle Ann Bella Karen Lee Bengston Leslie Ann Bill Debra lean Billingsley Monte Coleman Bisher Malcolm Rembert Black Marion Elizabeth Blackwelder Kathleen May Blackwell Pamela Cay Blalock Jeffrey Scot I Blaser Richard Arthur Bondranko Robert Lescoe Bourne. Jr George Herring Bowen Steve Wright Bowen lulie Fatth Bracket! 130 Freshmen Facing New Challenges Ann Rebecca Bradheld Anthony Andre Bradshaw (Catherine Elizabeth Brand Mary Kathenne Brandon Linda Dawnn Branson Timothy Robert Branson Walter Veal Bndgeman Joseph Charles Bnseoe Frances Renee Brown Kay Doreen Brown Richard Evan Brown David Charles Bryan, )r Bottom Left: Leslie Bill uses a little tape and creativity to decorate her dorm room. Left: AkiMiyamuraand Mr. Wellborn discuss class scheduling while Mr. Glesener advises Ted Price and Danelle Watson awaits her turn. Freshmen 131 Registration Day Right: Mr. Bratton helps Diane Youngblood and Karen Parker organize their class schedules. Opposite Page: Dean Wray gives a new student advice on designing his course of study. Jeffrey Belew Bryson Pauline Plemmons Bullock Pamela Faye Burchelte Lynn Michelle Burnette Bonita Maleah Busbee Matthew Butler Christopher Quinlon Cady fane Frances Callahan Robert Perry Campbell Susan Yvonne Capps Charles Talmage Carl Elizabeth Dianne Carp Wilberl Reid Carter Jamye Mechelle Cartner Alice Elizabeth Casey lames Christopher Causby Daniel Thomas Cawlcy Anita Caroline Chapman Ronald Uwighl Chapman Sherri Darlene Chisholm John Paul Christy Dale Lee Clark Mary Kathleen Clark Joseph ( .mmI! ( obb 132 ) Freshmen Lisa Gayle Coble Daniel Brashear Cochran Gregory Keuh Cochran Paula Sue Cole Rebecca Lyn Collins Barbara Sue Combs Tamara Jill Cornish Timothy Rilev Cooke Betty Ann Cooper Alison Rachel Cooperman Arlene Elizabeth Copeland Linn Noms Corbin Beverly Dee Covert Mark Kemp Cowan leanne Louise Craig Margarei Bryant Crone Susan Elizabeth Cross Gregory Lowell Crumlev Eastman Curtis Sheila Aine Daniel Deborah Ann Davis leff Eugene Davis Kirk Stephen Davis David Bevan Deets Freshmen 133 Becoming a Part of Brevard Michael Roy Deitz Bruno Frank Dejulio Cathy Sue Dill Gaye Brenda Dimmick Michael Joseph Dodson Kenneth Charles Doughlon Ricky David Duckett Larry Edward Duckworth Ray Brian Duckworth Billy Ray Dunn William Shelton Dunn Judith Ann Early Eleanor Pearson Edwards Nancy Lynn Maria Ennis Myla Gail Enrico Laura Anne Estep lane Elizabeth Estes Barbara Ellen Evans Richard Bullard Fan Donald Ray Fishe: Mitchell Todd Fishei Vere B Edwards Fishei Karen Rene Fletchei Bernadette Buchanan Floyc Grady Worth Folger Alan Monroe Folk Craig Emerson Forsythe George Raymond Fox, Jr Teresa Ann Fox Stewart Allen Frazier 134 Freshmen Left: Karen Quick meets fellow freshmen at fall convocation. Below: Milbum Davant dries his stereo after the Taylor flood. lenny Mane Fruechtemeyer lames Marshall Fuller. II Laura Lvnn Cabel Pamela Dariene Galyean Amy Yvette Garrou Mark William Gibbs letfery Todd Coldieder Rebecca lean Gore Enn Maha Gourtey George Holeman Greer Melanie Margaret Crete Kimberlv Rebecca Cnf ui Karen Lee Griffiths Douglas Shaner Griggs Jennifer Carol Grose Catherine Margaret Guilbert Kenneth Robert Cuvette Sandra Robin Hager Freshmen 135 Hiroko Hashimoto David Ellis Hauser Richard Beniamm Haymaker Rhonda (ill Haynie Wesley Harold Hendley Calvin Lennox Hendnckson 136 Freshmen Forming Friendships 45 . ft. lUTl V muHiU Wilson Hilton Carol Colleen Hillz Steven George Hillel Sharon Elizabeth Hodgson Bnan Campbell Hoffman David Ralph Hogsed. Jr Donna Delynn Hooper Timothy Scott Hopkins fames Leroy Homer Mary Marguerite Horsedeld Marvin Lee Howell Judy Carol Huber Charles Christian Huckabee John Jason Hunmcutt Cynthia Lynn Hunter lanet Sue Hyatt Natalie Cheryl Hyder Michael Elmore Ingram Mitsuvasu Inyama Angela Beth Irvin Barry Fuotz Jsenhour Joel Doane Jenkins Wendy Sue lensen Arthur Raymond Johnson Clark David Johnson Joe Marshall Johnson Lewis Wiley Johnson Michael Keith Johnston Molly Johnston Courtney Clark Jones Harry Keen (ones Alan Charles Joyner Tracey Lucia Kale Fonda Chervl Keener Joyce Marie Keenum Freshmen 137 Enrollment Surpasses Expectations Reginald Demorns Kelly Theresa Anne Kesock Takahiko Kiyomiya Sandra Sue Knosher Akiko Kobayashi Tamie Kondo Constance Jean Krause Eriko Kyogoku Melissa Dawn Lambert Lloyd Manning Lance Homayoon Larki George Neel Lattimore Elizabeth Ann Lee Jeffrey Mark Lee Myung-Soo Lee Debra Jean Lewis |ohn Haughton London - nna Marie Long Kevin Lee Lusk Robert Dean McCallister Arthur Keith McCoy Kenneth Brad McCoy Alan Clark McCrary Kimberlee Anne McCrary Henry Clyde McDonald, |r Mark Richard McGough Evander Lee McGregor, Jr Beverly Kaye Mclnlyre Knstan Lane Mclntyre Donna [o McLain Hugh McLaughlin, Jr Mary Louise McNeill Inhn Lewis McWhite Johnny Dale Madden Andrew Lee Manlove Dennis Bryan Marshall I 138 I Freshmen Elisabeth Mongiovi Eric Eugene Monteith Frank Alton Moody. II Freshmen 139 Steven Bowen Moore Eric Wray Moons Elizabeth Anne Moseley Deborah Lynn Moseman Loren Dean Mott Catherine Anne Murphv Shawn Rav Murphy Amanda lane Myers Kaon Naito Grady Marshal] Nichols Tomoko Nishimoto lohn Raymond Northcutt Alan Lee Odom Hongsian Oen Sumako Ogawa Isao Ogura Shigemi Okamoto lames Neal Oldmeadow Knstianne Victoria Olds Victoria Lee Olive Melissa Ann Osborne Mark Lee O ' Shields William Daniel Owen Edgar Pagan Gary Arnold Palmer Karen Loie Parkei H..llv Gail Partridge Nancy Kilgore Pate Terry Carlton Paxton Douglas Steffun Payne ft .1 fi t hi 140 Freshmen Discovering College Life Roger Franklin Payne Lynn Holland Peavy Kim Chansse Peoples Brenda Elaine Perkins )oby Alonzo Perkins Eric Vance Phillips Stephen Rosier Phipps Kelly Scolt Plemmons John Kemp Porter Linda Vannette Posey Eleanor Elizabeth Powell Tom Ann Powell Mark Anthony Power Joy Dee Price Ted H Price Karen Paige Quick Donald Dean Rabb Stephen Erie Rabey Freshmen I 141 Dawn Renee Raemer Elizabeth Anne Rausch Amy Cordelia Raxter Joe Douglas Revis Brent Samuel Rhinehart Barbara Mane Rietmann Pamela )oann Roberts David Brian Robertson Mark Edward Robinson Damian Whitney Ro k [anet Carol Rogers Karen Christina Rogers Paul fames Rogers, III ludith Arlene Rommger Dale Robert Romnosky Diane Rnnneburger Mary Elizabeth Rothell Mary Susan Rowan Richard Nathan Rowe |aime Alfred Ruiz Robert Gray Russell, ]t Motohito Sagiya David Calder Salley Roger Steven Saltsman 142 ' Freshmen New Experiences at BC Opposite Page: Yoshiyuki Sho|i and Mitsuyasu Iriyama show their class schedules to a friend. Left: Larry Duckworth and Jay Southerland follow the commands of Preston the Great. Catherine Alice Sawyer Kalhy Ann Scott Mary Lorraine Scronce Sandra Denise Seagle Crystal Lee Settle Robert Hulen Shephard lames Franklin Shinn Julie Elizabeth Shirley Yoshiyuki Shop Catherine Ann Simpson left Ray Sims Paul Michael Skvarla Joan Marie Smith Tern Lynn Smith Emest Stephen Sneed. |r James Winton Southertand. )r Melissa Anne Spigle Gina Mane Starling Anthony Steele Salli Ann Stefanelli Michael Austin Stevens Timothy Paul Stewart Gregory Todd Stotler Mitsuho Sugimoto Freshmen 143 Different Faces — Different Folks Carolyn )eane Sullivan Susan lennie Summey Susan Louise Swartz Takayoshi Takeuchi AJvin Richard Talbert David Cameron Tankerslev i ' i m i Patrick Arthur Tate Michael )eriery Taylor Rebecca Elizabeth Taylor Zelik Tenenbaum Stephen Dudley Terrell David Holmes Thorp Anthony Frederick Tinslev Debbie Louise Townsend William Albert Travis. Jr Ronald David Treadwav Eric Michael Turner Frank Blair Turner |r Angela Dawn Upright David Dixon Warren John Terry Warren Sarah Clenn Washburn Enck Devon Watkins Ronald Marcus Watkins Right: Erick Watkins poses for the camera. Opposite Page Left: Robert Baker prepares to take a spin . Opposite Page Right: Myung-Soo Lee and Nancy Ennis relax on the porch of Jones. 144 Freshmen Michael Thomas Weeks Carolyn Welsh Wayne Gilbert West Letiicia Vaughan Whiilock Donald WiUard Whitmore David Roy Wight Freshmen 145 Joseph Paul Wilgen Linda Lorrain Wilgen Mary Anne Williams Roberta lean Williams Stephen Carroll Williams Roger Thomas Williamson David Wallm Wilson Scott Richard Winder Theodore George Winston Elizabeth Hood Wofford luaruta Georgette Wooten Masahiko Yonemura Drayten Earl Young Milton Deane Young Dianne Bemiece Youngblood Right: Libba Harmon and John Little enjoy the pool party after a long day at registration. 146 Freshmen I In Memory Marion Elizabeth Blackwelder No man is an island, entire of itself; every man is a piece of the continent. a part of the main; if a clod be washed away by the sea, Europe is the less, as well as if a promontory were, as well as if a manor of thy friends or of thine own were; any man ' s death diminishes me, because I am involved in mankind; and therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls; it tolls for thee. - John Donne Freshmen 147 Second Semester Students — Welcome Additions Stuart St |ohn Bennetl Katharine Ann Burns Kimberly Leigh Burrell Michael Angelo Gilbert Erin Gregory Tracy Anne Kohring kalhi Lvnn Levine William AJan Lewis Mano Virgil Muniz Timothy Ed Phillips Above Right: Suzie Sullivan buys books for her first semester of classes at Brevard from Ellen Edwards as Jan Sullivan looks on. Right: Skip Long observes the Brevard College track team at an away meet. 148 Second Semester Students 149 Twenty - Seven Chosen Who ' s Who This fall 27 Brevard College students were selected by the student body and faculty as Who ' s Who nominees. Who ' s Who is a national honor award based on a high academic standing, leadership ability, community service, and future potential. Each year, outstanding students from over 500 colleges are recognized. Their biographies are published in Who ' s Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges. Pamela Wray Aikens Mark Wesley Armstrong Donna Annette Barnwell Pamela Dawn Bullock Rodnev Parker Currin Donna Renee Harriger 150 ' Who ' s Who Maridee Elaine Hawkins Kevin Douglas Herron Melodv Lynn Holmes Kimberly Rae Hoover David Steele Horner Robert Fulton Jeffreys Alicia Lunnette Kinard Who ' s Who 151 Tadaaki Koana John DeWitt Little Jeffrey Artus Loftin Annette Suzanne Miale Scott Bryan Singletary 152 Who ' s Who ■Manmn Cecilia Lane Sutton Misae Tanaka Mikel Kent Todd Jeff Duane Wentworth Lillian Templeton White Mary Eva Winecoff Charlotte May Young Who ' s Who 153 Top Right: Hassan Regimand doesn ' t appear to find studying as exciting as his friends do. Above Center Left: Takayoshi Takeuchi spends a free afternoon in the Student Union playing games. Center Right: Misae Tanaka spends many of her evenings and weekends playing on the women ' s volleyball team Below Center Left: Kaon Naito, Shigemi Okamoto, and Taka Kiyomiya find that studying outside is much better. Below Right: Tada Koana looks as if he is enjoying his lunch in the cafeteria. 154 I Foreign Students Contributing Cultural Variety The presence of the many foreign students has added cultural variety to the Brevard campus. The largest number of foreign students are from Japan, yet there are many other countries represented, including Belgium, Bolivia, Brazil, England, Guatemala, Indonesia, Iran, Korea, Mexico, the Netherlands, Saudi Arabia, Spain, and the West Indies. The foreign students have given everyone a better understanding of different cultures and countries. Above Left: Loretta Perez-Barosso gets caught by the photographer as she goes into the Storm Cellar. Above: Ted Winston is totally involved in the action of the men ' s basketball game. Left: [uan Nino Dieppa relaxes in his room. Foreign Students 155 Cosmopolitan Cultures Top Right: Shizuko Nakaya, Aki Miyamura, Kunika Hirata, Mitsu Sugimoto, and Mitsu Inyama take a needed break from their continuous studying in the library. Center: Left to Right— Back row; Eriko Kyogoku, Hongsian Oen, Isao Ogura, Takayoshi Takeuchi, Motohito Sagiya, Linardo Almuddin, Front row: Sachiko Bando, Tomoko Nishimoto. Below Left: Kunika Hirata, relax in Jones lobby during Registration week. Below Right: Koji Harayama expands his interests beyond cheerleading into the world of typing. ■HUH Home Away From Home The residence halls have been far from dull this year. The Greek Nights, sponsored by each dorm, proved to be the most popular form of dorm entertainment. Competition between the dorms has been encouraged by Derby Day and Intramural sports. Whether living in Jones, Taylor, Green, Stamey, East Beam, or West Beam, the dorm has provided a home away from home. Above: Preston Birckner dances at one of the Greek nights held in each dorm. Right: Mike Boykin goes through the weekly experience of washing clothes. ' tiSteJtX 158 Dorm Life Above Left: Donna Mulford relaxes while looking out of her window in Jones dorm. Above Right: Toshio Tsuchida shaves before his early morning class. Left: Happy that another week of classes is finished. Loretta Perez-Barosso, Milbum Devant, Debbie VVillenborg, and Stewart Frazier relax in Taylor during open dorms. Dorm Life 159 Facing a Difficult Task — Doing It We The title of resident tutor on the BC campus is synonomous with hard work, patience, understanding, and discipline. Resident tutors not only live in the dorm as counselors and friends, but also handle whatever problems may arise, from unlocking doors to disciplining campus rule violators. They must balance their different roles with tact and diplomacy. Tutors spend long hours helping students understand problems encountered in the classroom and in personal relationships. Top: Resident tutor of Green dorm: Don Scarborough Center Right: Resident tutor of Taylor dorm: Claude Stulting. Center: Resident tutor of East Beam: Martha Keever. Center Left: Resident tutors of Jones dorm: John and Connie Aull. Right: Resident tutor of East Beam: Mark Walters. 160 Dorm Life ADVERTISEMENTS 1980 PHARMACY mum I R StauAflnf: sc ; OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR YOUR YEAR BOOK THE NATIONS STUDIO SCHOOL PORTRAIT DIVISION 3601 BRAINERD ROAD CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE 37411 I I Advertisements 161 225 E. Main St. Brevard CITIZENS TELEPHONE CO. EVERYBODY DRIVES A USED CAR JUD ED ' S AUTO Rt. 1 (Corner Hwys. 64 276) Pisgah Forest, N. C. 28768 162 Advertisements 1AM reccees ZT RECORDS TAPES ORIGINAL OLDIES Lou and Mary Hilton 25 E. Main St. Brevard, N. C. 28712 883-3210 - LOVE ' S JEWELRY GIFTS DIAMONDS STERLING PEUTER CHINA CRYSTAL FIGURINES STONE RINGS COMPLETE SEIKO AND TIMEX WATCH LINES 30 E. Main St Brevard, N. C. 884-4601 Compliments of TRIANGLE DRIVE IN STEAKS SANDWICHES SIDE ORDERS Open Nights — Carry Outs 418 S. Broad St. 883-9060 HOUSTON FURNITURE CO. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS Phone: 883-8205 53-55 East Main Street WPNF Follow the TORNADOS basketball team over WPNF — 1240 on your dial Advertisements 163 Compliments of BREVARD ELECTRIC CO. 35 Rosman Hwy. Brevard, N. C. BERRY ' S 935 Asheville Hwy. SHONEY ' S BIG BOY RESTAURANT ASHEVILLE HWY. 884-2949 j fe 164 I Advertisements BUILDER ' S MART 1020 Ashevi lie Hwy. 884-4040 Compliments of FIRST STATE SAVING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 212 E. Main St Brevard -C0LLC6C PIAZ V BKEVARI7 f LC- 884-2424- THE SMART PLACE TO GO... FOR GOOD THINGS TO EAT! Advertisements 165 SEARS j R Satitfaction Guaranteed or inur Money Back 883-8232 Sears 9:00 - 5:30 Mon. - Sat. SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. Best Wishes From BREVARD LUMBER CO. PARTIES — FUNCTIONS STAGE — CLOSE UP MISCELLANEOUS MAGIC Member SAM. Steve Collins 943-6672 412 S.E. 13th Ave. Pompano Beach, Fla. 33060 THE YARN PEDDLER ALL TYPES NEEDLECRAFT CROSS STITCH SPOKEN Helen 0. Stewart Ethelwyn Coley 306 S. Broad St. Brevard, N. C. Telephone: (704)884-4341 166 i Advertisements AUSTIN ART SHOP YOUR PHOTO, TAPE AND RECORD CENTER 11 East Main Street Brevard, N. C. Phone: 883-2125 Just Across From the Courthouse N Because you like nice things! %£ L Compliments of PAT ' S SHOE MART College Shopping Center Brevard, N. C. AYERS The Store With The Merchandise. Phone: 883-9331 West Main Street Brevard Phone 883-2661 Linda Hensley Anne Aiken Denise McCall Juanita Compton 300-A North Broad Street Brevard, N. C. Advertisements 167 The Transylvania Times A state and national award winning newspaper published each Monday and Thursday. P. O. Box 32, Brevard, N.C. 28712 PISGAH LANES BOWL BREVARD PHARMACY, INC. Dogwood Plaza Brevard, N. C. 28712 Day: 883-9330 Night: 883-3702 168 Advertisements Transylvania County ' s Levi Store Custom T-SHIRTS THE WAREHOUSE DISCOUNT LADIES APPAREL BLUE RIDGE TRADING CO. DISCOUNT JEANS — SPORTING GOODS JIM STROSNIDER, Gen. Mgr. U.S. Hwy. 64 Pisgah Forest, N. C. 28712 (704)877-3176 — (704)877-4744 Casual Clothes and Jewelry for Guys and Gals ! Compliments of PISGAH FISH CAMP Entrance to Pisgah National Forest BREVARD LIGHTING CENTER 883-2375 Lighting Fixtures, for Residential - Commercial Use Also Door Chimes, Medicine Cabinets, Mirrors, Heater-Vent-Light Combinations Hours: Monday-Friday 7:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m Saturday 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. If our hours don ' t suit your schedule, Call for special appointment 35 Rosman Highway Brevard, North Carolina 28712 Advertisements 169 «3C 7=J k= THE H05 Y PISGAH CANDY COMPANY SHOPPE WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS Crqf+ Supplies Brevard 302 S. Broad St. Brevard, N.C. 28712 704-883-2810 SKY CITY SKY CITY Brevard, North Carolina o MELTON COMPANY REALTORS 300 N. Broad 883-8165 Town Country Hardware Builders Supply 410 North Broad Street College Shopping Center Brevard, N. C. 28712 884-2161 170 I Advertisements lin (Dtmfa G cybet Gfum mfe PISGAH FOREST NORTH CAROLINA Advertisements 171 BREVARD PLAZA VALLEY FORD 314 N. Broad Street Brevard, N.C. 28712 IMPERIAL MOTOR LODGE 75 Completely New and Modern Units CONFERENCE ROOM AVAILABLE Highways 64 276 North Phone: 883-3185 Brevard, N.C. 28712 STEPPING STONES SCHOOL OF DANCE Classes for All Ages Tap- Jazz - Ballet - Disco - Acrobatics - Exercise Instructor: Marie Harris 116 W. Main Street Brevard, N.C. 28712 Phone: 884-4200 172 I Advertisements Compliments of Dupont 1 i IPOE Erve Miller of Dupont R D discusses development of X-Ray Film Products with Donna McLain, Brevard College Student. PHOTO PRODUCT DEPARTMENT Brevard Plant eg us FwraTM o? f There ' s a world of things we ' re doing something about. Advertisements 173 HAIRPORT Unisex Styling Salon Grooming Unlimited for the Discriminating Man or Woman 3 24 Hour Wrecker Service 7 Days a Week BMC Your Franchise Pontiac, Buick, GMC Jeep Dealer GOOD WILL MOTOR CO., INC. 220 S. BROAD ST., BREVARD, N. C. 28712 PHONE: 884-4111 At Night Call Jimmy Wilson— 883-8489 If no answer— 883-2955— 883-9768— 883-2514 NO JOB TOO LITTLE OR TOO BIG ri T PONTIAC 174 Advertisements BATH ACCESSORIES SHOWER CURTAINS WALLPAPER VANITIES 30 WEST MAIN STREET BREVARD PLUMBING and BATH SHOP Sale 1 2 Price Table 884-2164 NEW CONSTRUCTION REMODELING REPAIRS BREVARD JAMES C GAITHER ASSOCIATES REAL ESTATE — INSURANCE 34 South Broad Street Brevard, North Carolina 28712 Jimmy Gaither Realtor Bus. 883-9470 Res. 884-2916 Ace Builders Mart; 165 Austin Art Shop; 167 Ayers; 167 Belk; 162 Berry ' s Restaurant; 164 Blue Ridge Trading Co.; 169 Brevard Electric Co.; 164 Brevard Hairstyling Studio; 167 Brevard Lighting Center; 169 Brevard Lumber Co.; 166 Brevard Pharmacy; 168 Brevard Plumbing Bath Shop; 175 Citizen ' s Telephone Co.; 162 DuPont; 173 First State Savings and Loan Association; 165 Goodwill Motor Co. Inc.; 174 ADVERTISEMENT INDEX Hairport; 174 Highland Book Store; 165 Houston Furniture Co.; 163 Hubbard ' s; 172 Imperial Motor Lodge; 172 Jud Ed ' s Auto; 162 James C. Gaither Associates; 175 L M Records; 163 Love ' s Jewelry Gifts; 163 Melton Company Realtors; 170 Olin Corporation; 171 Olin Mills; 161 Paf s Shoe Mart; 167 Patterson ' s 167 Pisgah Candy Co.; 170 Pisgah Fish Camp; 169 Pisgah Lanes; 168 Sears; 166 Shoney ' s; 164 Sky City; 170 Stepping Stones School of Dance; 172 Steve Collins — Miscellaneous Magic; 166 The Hobby Shoppe; 170 The Yarn Peddler; 166 Town Country Hardware; 170 Transylvania Times; 168 Triangle Drive-In; 163 Valley Ford; 172 Winn Dixie; 165 WPNF; 163 Advertisements I 175 STUDENT INDEX Abrams, Laurence F.; 827 Causez Ave .Clayrnont.DE 19703. 43.59,64,66,84.111. 114 Adams, Amy Kalhryn; 1205 Townsend Blvd. , Jacksonville. FL 32211. 130 Adams, Richard Augustus; PO Box 426, Cnfton. NC 28530; 77,80. 114 Adams. Robert Whiting jr.; 605 Chunns Cove Rd . AsheviUe, NC 28804, 114 Aikens, Pamela Wray. Rt 9. Box 303. Morganlon. NC 28655, 66. 67. 114. 150 Alexander, Robert Young; 98 Rice Branch Rd. , AsheviUe, NC 28804.90.91,104,130 Alimuddin, Linardo; 903 South Jolly Ave . Apt 3. Clarkston. GA30021;114.156 Allen, Clara Kay; Rt. 2, Box 240-B. Clyde. NC 28721, 38, 73, 114 Allen, Virginia Blanche; 305 Edgewood Rd . Shelby, NC 28150.69,114 Alsene, Lori Jeanne; 100 NW Hepner Ave . Port Charlotte, FL 33952,84, 114 Amahori, Sachiko; Brevard College, Brevard, NC 28712, 114 Anderson, David Bennett, 3230 Glenn Rd., Durham, NC 27704,70.114 Anderson, Jennifer Elizabeth; 20 The Horseshoe, Newark, DE 19711.130 Anderson, Laura Lee; 4417 Shannon Lakes, West Tallahassee, FL 32308; 64, 66, 130 Anderson, Robert Peter; Rt 9, Box 1092, AsheviUe, NC 28803, 90,114 Angel, Gary Darnell; 12320 [dlewild Rd. , Matthews, NC 28105.70,107,114 Armstrong, Mark Wesley; PO Box 25. Hudson, NC 28638; 43. 47.66,70,114,140,150 Amest, Elizabeth Scott; 1511 BeUe Haven Rd, Alexandria, VA 22307. 114 Arnold, John Frank III; Ri 3. Box 357. Hendersonville. NC 28739 Atkins, Mary Sue; PO Box 1984, Hickory. NC 28601. 114 Austin, Jack Oil ford III; 6409 York Rd., Charlotte, NC 28210; 130 Austin, Willam Bryant III; 114 Asbury, Kemersville, NC 27284,74,77,100,114 Ayers, Rodney Edward; FMT12Mrs T H Casey, 1800 John- stone St . Newberry. SC 29108, 130 Ayoung-Chee, Victor; 7491 NW 42 St , Lauder Hill, FL 32570. 90, 130 Bachman, Michael Joseph; 316 RusselCTOft Rd. , Winchester. VA 22601. 109,130 Bailey, Paul Williamson Jr., 805 Kemp Rd West, Greensboro. NC 27410, 107,109,130 Baisley, Kevin Robert; 279 Woodlawn Ave . St James, NY 11780,43,84,87,88,114 Baker, Jeffrey Ronald; 520 N Buckoak, Stanley, NC 28164. 79, 130 Baker, John Alan; PO Box 88. Surry. VA 23883, 74, 114, 122 Baker, Robert Dale; 262 S Caldwell. Brevard, NC 28712, 130. 144 Baker. Sequin Angelique; 2026 S Rugby Rd., Henderson- ville. NC 28739. 28. 73, 114 Ballard, Hilliard Lee; Rt 1. Box 152A, Horse Shoe. NC 28742, 130 Bando, Sachiko; 2-5-15-102. Ohama-cho, Amagasaki, Hyogo, Japan 661; 130, 156 Barden, Anna Lynn; 6708 Manderly Dr . Charlotte, NC 28214; 84,130 Bare, Gregory Neil; 822 E Highland Dr , Lakeland. FL 33803. 64.66.74. 80.82. 114, 127 Bamwell, Donna Annette; TO Box 44, Edneyville. NC 28727. %. 104,115, 150 Barr, Car ol Lynne; 211 SW 17th St , Pompano Beach, FL 33060.36.64,66, 115. 136 BarTeH, Karen Elaine; Rt 2, Del Rio, TN 37727, 84, 130 Bartoletti, Mary Lynn; 685 Tanglewood, Atlanta. GA 30327 Baxter. Joseph Jay; 1895 Williams Rd., Pace, FL 32570; 107. 109, 130 Beach, Abby Lane; RT 1. Box 171, Pmeville, NC 28134, 130 Beck, Byron Reid; 725 Ashmeade Road. Charlotte. NC 28211, 130 Beckler, Tracy Leigh; PO Drawer 370. Palatka, FL 32077, 79, 130 Bedenbaugh, Charles Bart; 6108 Powder Horn Road, Charlotte, NC 28212. 115 Beebe, Lisa June; Rt 7. Box 170, Hendersonville, NC 28739; 130 Bell, Frederick Mitchell Jr.; 446 Peachtree Battle Ave NW, Atlanta, GA 30305; 30, 40, 77, 130 Bella, Michelle Ann; 627 Kensington Dr .Chapel Hill, NC. 27514. 130 Benbow, Theodore Miller; 329 Oak wood Dr . Statesville, NC 28677,74, 115 Bengston. Karen Lee; 6921 River Oaks Dr , McLean. VA 22101,130 Bill, Leslie Ann; 6500 Sentrv Hill Trail. Atlanta. GA 30328. 130. 131 Billingsley. Debrajean, Rt 1. Box 2A. Scaly Mt, NC 28775, 130 Birckner, Victor Preston; 1205 Huntley PI . Alexandria, VA 22307. 47. 59, 83, 84, 115. 158 Birdens, Jack Jr.; 1340 SW 265 Terr . Naranja, FL 33032 Bisher, Monte Coleman; 3135 Rilman Rd NW, Atlanta. GA 30327.79. 107. 130.140 Bishop, James Arthur; Box 35. Cedar Mountain. NC 28718. 107 Bittinger. John Sandidge; 2046 Lake Sorrento. Lithonia. GA 30058.74,115 Black, Malcolm Rembert; PO Box 31, Efland, NC 27243, 130 Blackmon, Angela Paulette; 27 Gantt Dr , Greenville. SC 29605, 104. 115 Blackwelder, Marion Elizabeth; 1243d Delshire Lane, Charlotte. NC 28210, 130, 147 Blackwell, Kathleen May; 7823 Harps Mill Rd, Raleigh. NC 27609. 31. 130 Blalock, Pamela Gay; Rt 12. Box 503. Santord, NC 27330. 64. 66,72.78,96.130 Blank, Bryan Tommas; Rt 4. Box 201-XX-8. Manning, SC 29102,47,95,115 Blaser, Jeffrey Scott; b210 Oakiorest Ct . Summerlield. NC 27358. 130 Bondranko, Richard Arthur; 300 Wingrave Drive . Charlotte, NC 28211. 130 Bondy, Joanne Beatrice; 1911 Pawnee Tr, Lakeland. FL 33803; 75.80,115 Bonitz, Barbara Ann; 4020 Friendly Rd. , Greensboro, NC 27410.84.86. 115 Boume, Robert Lescoe, Jr.; 2349Jomarc Way NE. Marietta. G A 30062, 130 Bowen, George Herring; 6509 Brookhollow, Raleigh, NC 27609; 130 Bowen, Steve Wright; 6509 Brookhollow, Raleigh, NC 27609, 130 Boykin, Michael Steven; 5225 SW 160 Ave , Ft Lauderdale, FT. 33331. 70, 77, 80, 115, 158 Bracket!, Julie Faith; 209 Cleveland St.. Greenville, SC 29601 , 130 Bradfield, Ann Rebecca; 482 Sunset Dr . AsheviUe, NC 28804, 131 Bradley, James Horace; Rt 1. Box 485, Brevard, NC 28712 Bradshaw, Anthony Andre; Lot 6-7 Loy St . Tryon Village, NC 28016, 131 Brand, Katherine Elizabeth; 1088 Manning St., Great Falls, VA 22066. 131 Brandon. Mary Katherine; 1 119 Corn Tassel Trail, Martins- ville. VA 24112, 72. 83, 131 Branson, Linda Dawnn; 56 Arden Rd , AsheviUe. NC 28803, 131 Branson, Timothy Robert; 56 Arden Rd . AsheviUe, NC 28803,90, 131 Brewer, David Melvin; 2921 Welcome Dr , Durham, NC 27705 Bridgeman, Walter Veal; 4634 Emory Ln . Charlotte, NC 28211, 131 Bridges, Mary Lea; 2602 Norwood Dr , Greensboro, NC 27407.75, 104, 115 Briscoe. Joseph Charles: Rt 2, Chesdiy Circle. Chapel Hill. NC 27514, 107. 109, 131 Brittain, Sandra Renae, Rt 3. Box 222, Vale, NC 28168, 71, 78. 80, 115 Brown, Frances Renee; 1007 N Boston Ave , Deland, FL 32730.84.87. 131 Brown, Kay Doreen; Rt 4, Box 1258, High Point. NC 27263. 86.87. 131 Brown, Richard Evan; Rt 1, Clayton Rd . Arden. NC 28704 131 Bruch, Walter Douglas; 822 Longbow Rd . Charlotte, NC 28211;94,95, 115 Bryan, David Charles Jr., 1415 Forest Ave , High Point. NC 27262, 87, B8, 131 Bryson, Jeffrey Belew; 215 Crestview Dr , GaMney. SC 29340, 69,97, 132 Bryson, Patricia Lynn; 49 Madeline Ave , AsheviUe. NC 28806; 69j 76, 115, 132 Bullock. Pamela Dawn; 311 Bust St , kannapolis. NC 28081 47. 69,75, 1 [2, 114, 116, 150 Bullock, Pauline Plemmons; 217 Occoncchee, Hillsborough, NC 27278 30. 132 Burchetle. Pamela Faye, 504 I ocusl Dr , tumberton. NC 28358. 132 Burnette, Lynn Michelle, 19 BloomHeld I n , W.llmgboro, NJ 08046; 112 Burnette, Pamela Senlelle; POBox 185 Pisgah FotMl, N 28768 116 Burrell, Timothy Christopher; POBox 156, Lake Toxaway, NC 28747 116 Burris, Rodrick Duncan; 779 Cam mo Lakes Circle, Boca Ra- ton, FL 33432. 116 Burton, Karen Lee, 501 N Kepler Rd . Deland, FL 32720, 112, 116 Busbee. Bonita Maleah; 224 Julianne Lane, Graniteville. SC 29829, 132 Butler, Matthew; 511 Holly Oak Rd . Penrock. Wilmington, DE 19801. 74. 95. 132 Cady, Christopher Quinton; 1150 Rollmgwood Trail. Maitland. FL 32751; 132 Callahan. Jane Frances; 2312 Berkley Ave . SW, Roanoke, VA 24015. 132 Campbell, Robert Perry; 85 Poplar Street . Canton, NC 28716; 100. 132 Cannon, Steve Randal; 803 Jet St., Kannapolis, NC 28081 Capin, John Clark; 4 Bngantine Rd. . Hilton Head Island, SC 29928,98. 116 Capps, Susan Yvonne; Rt 1. Box 270. AsheviUe. NC 28804, 132 Carl, Charles Talmage; 701 Laurel St., Opelika. AL 36801; 132 Caroway, Anthony Gus; 108 Laurel Ln , Brevard. NC 28712 Carp, Elizabeth Dianne; 1 Phyllis Rd , Foxboro, MA 02035; 132 Carter, Wilbert Reid; Rt 6. Box 756-A, Charlotte. NC 28208; 42.107.132 Cartner, Jamye Mechelle; Rt 2. Box 1. Gastonia, NC 28052, 87, 132 Casey, Alice Elizabeth; 2200 NE 15 Ave . Ft Lauderdale. FL 33305.81.132 Causby, James Christopher; 1117 Salem Rd., Morganton. NC 28655; 132 Cawley, Daniel Thomas; 30 Meadowbrook Cr , Brevard. NC 28712,67. 132 Champion, Lamar Stanley; 3610 Rea Rd. , Matthews, NC 28105,70,74,84,116 Chapman, Anita Caroline; Rt 1, Box 365. Lake Toxaway. NC 28747. 132 Chapman, Ronald Dwight; POBox 151, Rosman. NC 28772, 132 Chisholm, Sherri Darlene; Rt 1, Box 462-A. Ramseur, NC 27316; 132 Christy, John Paul; 276 N. 4th St , Albemarle, NC 28001, 132 Cilley, Susan Huggins; PO Box 1482. Brevard. NC 28712 Clark, Dale Lee; Rt 6, Box 488A, Shelby. NC 28150, 69, 76, 85, 132 Clark, Mary Kathleen; 102 Willow Oak Court. Kemersville. NC 27284. 132 Clifton, Stanley Berrick Jr.; PO Box 938, N Wilkesboro, NC 28659. 36, 80, lib, 169 Coan, Barbara Anne; PO Box 664, Pisgah Forest, NC 28768, 116 Cobb, Joseph Carroll; 4470 Mullens Ford Rd., Charlotte, NC 28211. 132 Coble, Lisa Gayle; Rt 1 , Box 568. Julian. NC 27283. 79, 133 Cochran, Daniel Brashear; 5158 Red Cedar Lane, Charlotte, NC 28211, 100, 133 Cochran, Gregory Keith; 584 East Main St., Brevard, NC 28712. 133 Cole, Gary Don; Rt 3. Box 176, Hendersonville. NC 28739; 116 Cole. Paula Sue; wl28 Queens Rd , W . Charlotte. NC 28207, 75,94,95, 133 Collins, Rebecca Lyn; Route 1. Box 112, Blairsville. GA 30512; 133 Collins, Steven Zvi; 420 SE 13 Ave . Pompano. FL 33060, 57, 64,66,70,79,81. 116 Combs, Barbara Sue; 210 Onenta Pt . A Itamonte Springs. FL 32701.64,66,72,75.96. 133 Cornish, Tamara Jill; Rt 1, Box 182. Maitland. FL 32751, 133 Connell, Susan Terese; 108 Edisto Dr . Summerville. SC 29483, 28, 116 Cooke, Timothy Riley; Rt 5. Box 358. Lenoir. NC 28645. 36, 107. 133 Cooper. Betty Ann; CO Box 395. Pickens. SC 29671. 75, 78, 104, 133 Cooperman, Alison Rachel, 7652 Rurlord Dr . McLean. VA 22101,83. 133 Cope, Deborah Lynn; Rt 1. Box 30-1, Brevard. NC 28712. 73, 116 ' ■■[■.■I.. iu I Arlene Elizabeth; 1 1 1 West College Street, Bl.uk Mountain, NC 2871 1.38. 133 Corbin, Linn Norris; 1 1062 Scott Mill Rd , Jacksonville, FL 32217,90, 133, n Com, Teresa Frances, Rl 2. Box 716, Horse Shoe. NC 28742, 116 Covert, Beverly Dee; 4135 SW 98 Ave , Miami, II VI 165 133 Cowan, Mark Kemp; 102 Rcbbleslump I ' oinl, Peachtree City. GA 30269. 1_V3 Cox, Paula Charlene; Rl 1. Box Kh5. Santord. NC 27330, 74. 75.77.80, 116 Craig, James Robert; 1720 Smith wood Dr .Gastonla, NC 28052; 41, 107, 116 Craig. Jeanne Louise, 9|i2 Allen Dr Marion, sC 29571; 131 Crane, Deborah Kay; Rt 1, Box 129, Pisgah lorest, NC 28768; B2, 116 176 Index Crompton, kathrvn Ramsey. 12851 SW 72nd Ave Miami. FL J3S56 m 85, lib Crone. Margaret Bryant 433 Plymouth Ave . Winston Salem NC 27104 EH 133 Cross, Susan Elizabeth. Ki 4 Box 906 HuntenviOc NC 28078 133 Crumley. Gregory Lowell; 12W Wood Or Northbrook. 1L 60062. 133 Corrin. Rodney Parker; 310 Cherry St.. Oxford. NC 27563 28 H 91 M 35 i if. 150 Curtis. Eastman; PO Box 1230, Lake Wales. FL 33853; 87. 88, 133 Danese. Dianne Marjorie; 1531 NE 132nd Rd . N Miami. FL 33161. %. 104. 116 Daniel. Alton Scott; 3222Crandon Lane. Raleigh. NC27 04. 41 70 Daniel. Richard Bradley. PO Box  l. Pisgah Forest. NC287bS, 67. lib Daniel. Sheila Aine; 3222 Crandon Lane. Raleigh . NC 27604. 133 Darden. Barbara Carroll; 2b05 Arctic Ave . VA. Beach A 23451 8.69, 79, lib Date. Catherine Aikin; 45 NE 94lh St . Miami Shores. FL 3313B; 75,94 95 lie 123 Devant, Eugene Milbum; 2135 Sharon Ave , Charlotte. NC 28211.135.159 Davis. Carol May; 215 Aztec Tr . Georgetown. KV 40324. 79. lie Davis, Deborah Ann; Rt 11. Box 353. Salisbury. NC 28144, 81.133 Davis. Janet Ellen; b211 Vadkinville Rd . Pfafftown. NC 27040, lib Davis, Jeff Eugene; 118 Woodshire Dr.. Inman, SC 29349; 133 Davis, kirk Stephen; 2080 Dearing Ave . Deltona, FL 32725. 87,88.133 Davis. William Jeffrey; Rt 5. Box 220. Canton, NC 28716, 81. 84,87.116 Deets. David Bevan; 915 Beverbrook Dr NW. Atlanta. GA XJ31B 58, 107 109. 133 Deitz, Michael Roy; Rt 5, Box 200. Viewmont Dr . Canton. NC 2871b. 134 Dejulio. Bruno Frank; 237 Bowlan St., Jacksonville. FL 32211. 90,104,134 Denslow, Daniel Eugene; 22189 SW 57th Ave . Boca Raton, FL 33433; 81. 84, 87 Dewey, David Paul, 2619 W Cornwallis Rd , Durham, NC 27705 Dieppa, Juan Carlos; 4130 SW 104 PL. Miami. FL 33165, 90. 116. 155 De Nijs, Eduard Paul W.; 328 N Main St . Wake Forest. NC 27587 Dickens, Tammy Lynn; PO Box 5968, Hilton Head Island, SC 29928. 75. 96, 104. 105. 116 Dickinson, Andrew Jonathan; 606 E Hillcrest Street, Or- lando. FL 32801. 90. 116 Dill, Cathy Sue; 308 S Trenton, Gastoma, NC 28052, 134 Dimmick. Gaye Brenda; 4028 Langhorne Ave . Charlotte. NC 28205 49.76.81.84.85.86,134 Dismore, Thomas Bertram; 4544 Rosewood Ave . Jackson- ville. FL 32207, 28. 73, 116 Dodson, Michael Joseph. Rl 3, Box 167. Hillsbrough. NC 27278. 134 Doughton, Kenneth Charles; 421 Monterey Hill, Blueheld. W V A 24701 53. 107. 109, 134 Doyle. Mary Elizabeth; 80 Central Ave . Hillsdale. NJ 07642. 73.82,86. 117 Dozier. Mary Melissa; 4735 Monroe Rd . Charlotte, NC 28205, 87. 117 Duckett. Ricky David; 22 Laurel Ave . Asheville. NC 28804. 87. 134 Duckworth, Larry Edward; 9 GlecliflRd, Candler, NC 28715. 134 Duckworth, Ray Brian; 248-A Enola Rd. . Morganton, NC 28655.82.97, 134. 143 Duffy, Barbara Marie; 2051 NW 81st Ave , Apt 513. Pem- broke Pines, FL 33024. 117 Dulin, Mary Kay; Rt 2. Box 24b. Mt Airy. NC 27030, 117 Dunn, Billy Ray; Rt 3. Box 247, Pickens, SC 29671 134 Dunn. William Shelton; 3450Kirklees Rd . Winston -Salem. NC 27104. 134 Early, Judith Ann; 2833 ManorDnve Northbrook, IL 60062, 36. b2.73. 134 Early, Timothy Eugene; Rt 7. Box 180. Shelby, NC 28150. 41, 70, 117 Edwards. Eleanor Pearson; 1810 Glenwtck Drive. Fayetteville. NC2H304. 31. 134, 148 Edwards, Floresa Mozelle; POBox 128, Middlesex. NC 27557, 42. 118 Ellis. Nancy Francine; Rt 2. Mocksville. NC 27028. 75, 1 18 Ennis, Nancy Lynn Maria; Rt 4, Box 888. Dunn. NC 28334, 82, 134, 145 Enrico, Myla Gail, Ri 1 , Box 1700, Okeechobee. FL 33472. 134 Ereth, Kathleen Kay;402CreentieId His.. Havelock. NC 28532,37.41.47.64.95. 118 Estep, Laura Anne; 7727 Dartmore Ln., Columbia, SC 29206. M bb 75, 134 Estes, Jane Elizabeth ; 1040 Campbell Avenue. Lake Wales, FL 33853. 134 Evans, Barbara Ellen; lOOBridlemere Ave , Interlaken, NJ 07712. 134 Fabans, Donald Richard; 515 Probart St.. Brevard, NC 28712 Fart, Richard Bullard; 4801 Crofton Rd.. Louisville. KY 40207. 134 Fincham. Jon Curtis; 314 Deerf leld. Durham. NC 27712 Fisher, Deborah Ann; 1101 N Sparkman Ave . Orange City, Ft. 32763. IIS Fisher, Donald Ray; Rt 1. Box 11, LakeToxaway, NC 28747. 134 Fisher, Michell Todd, Rl 1, Island Ford Rd.. Brevard, NC 28712. 134 Fisher, Vere B. Edwards, 25 West Broad St , Newnan,GA 30263. 36, 134 Fletcher, Karen Rene,- Rt 3, Box 88. Elizabeth City, NC 27909, 81,87,88, 134 Flinchum, Glenda Kay; Rt 1, Box 76. Julian, NC 27283; 69, 80, 84,85,118 Floyd, Bernadette Buchanan; 5005 Arapahoe Ave . Jackson- ville. FL 32210. 134 Flynn, Flay Herbert; Rt 4. Box 235-D, Shelby. NC 28150, 118 Fogle, Virginia Michele; 1000 Timberlake Dr., Charlotte, NC 28212; 81, 84, 118 Folger, Grady Worth; Newland Clinic, Brevard. NC 28712, 134 Folk, Alan Monroe; 5901 Gate Post Rd . Charlotte. NC 28211, 134 Forsythe, Craig Emerson; Rt 14. Box 255, Fayetteville. NC 28304, 134 Fortune, Holly Bernadette; Rt 2, Box 231. Deland, FL 32720. 87.88.118 Foster, Janet Lynn; 109 Wilson Dr , Brevard, NC 28712. 118 Foster, Lisa Leigh; Rt 2, Ellenboro, NC 28040. 69, 83. Hi Foster, Robert Clay; 109 Wilson Dnve, Brevard, NC 28712 Fox, George Raymond Jr.; 716 Macneil Rd. . Newport News. V A 23602, 106.107,134 Fox, Teresa Ann; Box 1338, Williamsburg. VA 23184, 84. 134 Franklin, Ernest Cecil; 3501 White Blvd., Naples, FL 33940; 51,64,70,74,83,119,120 Frazier, Stewart Allen; 711 NE 107 St . Miami, FL 33161, 134, 159 Friday, Jeffery Elliott; Rt 2, Box 331. Dallas, NC 28034 Fruechtemeyer, Jenny Marie; 457 Tallwood, Marco, FL 33937; 135 Fuller, James Marshall II; 2328 Melinda Dr., Atlanta, GA 30345. 90, 135 Gabel, Laura Lynn; 111 Royal Rd , Jamestown. NC 27282, 36. 135 Galyean, Pamela Darlene; 2931 Pioneer Trail, Winston- Salem, NC 27106; 78, 104. 135 Garrou, Amy Yvette, 124 Evans St . Morganton. NC 28655, 72. 87, 124 Geisewile, Sandra Lynn; 8630 Cromwell Dr . Springfield. VA22151;79, 119 George, John Ladell; 3000 Shamrock Dr . Greensboro, NC 27408. 107. 108. 109. 119 Gibbs, Glenn Gilbert; 5695 N. Kendall Dr. Miami. FL 33156, 135 Gibbs, Mark William; 70 Fairway Dr , Asheville. NC 28805; 119 Gibby, Beverly Cheryl; Rt 3. Box 13G. Bryson City, NC 28713,81,84.85, 119 Gibson, William Mark; 412 Leander St . Shelby. NC 28150; 119 Gidney, Bruce Kevin; Rt 12, Box 307, Morganton. NC 28655. 100. 110 Gilbert, Thomas Jeffrey; 922 Malutte Lane. Gastoma, NC 28052 Goble, Dotti Denise; P O Box b68, Newton, NC 28658, 117. 119 Goldfeder, Jeffery Todd; 1009 E Bluff, Hugo. OK 74743, 65, 135 Gore, Rebecca Jean; Rt 2, Box 280. Challolte. NC 28459, 135 Gourley. Erin Maria; 3450 Tanbark Ct , Atlanta. G A 30319; 99. 135 Greer, George Holeman; 1827 Fieldcrest, Owensboro. KY 42301, 135 Grefe, Melanie Margaret; 14390 Mustang Tr . Ft Lauderdale. FL 33312, 75, 81, 135 Griffin, Kimberly Rebecca; 165 Summerleaf Dr , Charlotte. NC 28214; 135 Griffin, Norman Nathaniel; 104 Duckworth Ave . Brevard, NC 28712 Griffis, Hilda Jean; 8500 Pembroke Rd , Hollywood, FL 33023. 119 Griffiths, Karen Lee; 322 Fairground Ave . Hendersonville, NC 28739, 96. 135 Griggs, Douglas Shaner; 202 King Richard Ct. Jacksonville. NC 28540. 97, 135 Grose, Jennifer Carol; 304 South Mam St., Kemersville, NC 27284, 84, 86, 135 Gross, Hazel Linda; 2645 Wiley St., Hollywood. FL 33020; 119 Guilbert, Catherine Margaret; 1020 Scenic Hwy . Lookout Men., TN 37350, 135 Gutknecht, Edward Edmond II, 3910 Locklear Way, DoraviUe.GA 30360. 119 Guyette, Kenneth Robert; 4313 Quail Hollow Dr., Raleigh. NC 27609. 88,135 Gwaltney, Stephen King; PO Box 329. Oriental, NC 28571, 118, 119 Hager, Sandra Robin; 1807 Tyvola Rd,, Charlotte, NC 28210; 135 Haire, Randy Alan, 303 E Congress St., Lincolnton. NC 28092; 88, 119 Hale, Evelyn Patricia, 8513 Boundbrook Lane, Alexandria, Va 22309, 119 Hall, Alan Stirling; 3620 English Gardens. Charlotte, NC 28211, 119 Hall, Mark Allen, 400 Black Kettle Ln , AJpharetta, GA 30201; 109, 136 Hailing, Valerie Jean; 5501 S. Alligator Dr . Palm City. FL 33490; 64, 66, 75.136 Hamilton, Roberta June; P O Box 149. Old Fort, NC 28762; 119 Hanes, James Christopher; P.O. Box 84, Mocksville, NC 27028, 35, 136 Harayama, Koji; Brevard College. Brevard. NC 28712. 95. 119, 156 Harmon, Elizabeth Ann; 4742 N Goldenrod Rd. , Orlando, FL 32807, 136,146 Harper, David Scott; 1913 S Winget. Gastoma, NC 28052, 70, 100,102,103.119 Harper, David Wayne; 206 Avondale, Lexington, NC 27292; 100.119 Index 177 Harper, Lorraine. [10 Mt. Allen Hgts . Black Mtn , NC 28711 31, 136 Harrelson, Calvin Leland; 2100 Starbrook Dr . Charlotte, NC 28210. 136 Harriger. Donna Renee; Box 751. Burgaw. NC 28425. 69,73, 83, 119, 150 Harris. Susan Rae. 22 Park Ave Brevard, NC 28712 -41,75, 83,119 Harris, William Jeff; 1 -A Covey Lane, Greensboro. NC 27406, 119 Harrison, Charles Elbert; 380 Clen Arden PI , Greensboro. NC 27406. 119 Harrison, Nan Elizabeth; 2822 Cartwnght Dr , Decatur. G A 30033, 119 Hartsell, Ron B.;835 Hillcrest Ave . Gastonia. NC 28052 Hashimoto, Hiroko; Brevard College, Brevard, NC 28712; 136. 156 Hauser, David Ellis; Route 3, Tilton, GA 31794. 84, 88, 110, 136 Hawkins, Maridee Elaine; Rt 4, Box238-C, Charlottesville, VA 22901. 44. 47, 69, 73. 75, 80. 84, 87. 119, 151 Haymaker, Richard Benjamin Jr., 817 Kinzel Dr , Winchester, VA 22601; 107. 109, 136 Hayes, Bobby LeeJr.;Ri 4, Box 76. Brevard. NC 28712; 82 Haynie, Rhonda Jill; 4871 Cherry Circle. Lilbum, GA 30247, 96, 104, 136 Healey, Carolyn Ruth; P O Box 146. Etowah, NC 28729, 119 Heard, Archibald Baker, 3912 Benje Way, Louisville, KY 40222. 98, 120, 122 Hendley, Wesley Harold; 6842 Windyrush Rd. , Charlotte. NC 28211. 136 Hendrickson, Calvin Lennox; 3 Edward St . Senore Village, Chaquanas, Trinidad, WI.72, 107, 136 Henley. Marysia; 1007-D Pineland St , Greensboro, NC 27407. 120 Henry, William Walden; 614 Pettigru St . Greenville. SC 29601. 120 Hensley, Douglas kim; P.O Box 254, Skyland. NC 28776, 120 Henson. Bobby Garland; Rt 1, Saluda, NC 28773; 82, 120 Herron. Kevin Douglas; 450 E King St., Franklin. IN 46131. 67,70,100, 101. 102, 120, 151 Hester, William Michael; Rt 4. Box 50, Chenyville, NC 28021.41,74,98,120 Hill, Jura Virginia; 316 Crystal Spring. Hendersonville. NC 28739.87,137 Hilton, Mary Wilson, 23 East Mam St . Brevard, NC 28712. 137 Hillz, Carol Colleen; 5801 Park Rd. . Charlotte, NC 28210, 104, 137 Hirata, Kunika; Brevard College. Brevard, NC 28712; 75. 120, 123,156 Hittel, Steven George; Deerwoode Lane. Brevard, NC 28712, 67. 137 Hodgson, Sharon Elizabeth; 1519 Venetian Dr . Atlanta, GA 30311, 137 Hoffman, Brian Campbell; 6101 McBnde St , Charlotte. NC 28215, 137 Hogsed, David Ralph Jr.; Rt 2, 111 Valeria Dr . Pisgah Forest, NC 28768, 137 Hoke, John Henry 111; 3U3 Park Ave . Brevard. NC 28712, 120 Holbrook, Jacqueline Ann; Rt 2, Box 48-B. Sapphire, NC 28774, 120 Holder, Julie Anne; Rt 1. Box 474, Brevard, NC 28712, 69, 120 Holladay, Jenny Lynn; 7623 Glencannon Dr , Charlotte. NC 28212,69.75,76.80,82. 120 Holmes, Melody Lynn; Box 82, HorseShoe. NC 28742. 121, 151 Holt, Edward Kent; 3825 Flowerfield Rd . Charlotte, NC 28210.90, 119, 121 Holt, John Douglas; 742 Starlight Ct , Atlanta. GA 30342; 121 Honecker, Lynne Kalhryn; Rt 2. Box 248, Asbury. N| 08802. 121 Hooper, Donna Delynn; P O Box 935. Brevard. NC 28712. 30, H4, 137 Hoover, Kimberly Rae; 2691 Davison Rd. , Harborcreek, PA 16421.68.69,76, 121, 151 Hopkins, Timothy Scott; 7401 Lancer Dr , Charlotte, NC 28211. 126, 137 Hord, Joe Lawrence Jr.; 704 lackson St , Kings Mtn , NC 28086. 121 Horner, David Steele, P O Box 104. King. NC 27021. 76. 100, 102. 103, 117, 121. 151 Homer, James Leroy; 201 Nealy St . Pickens, SC 29671 . 137 Horsefield, Mary Marguerite; Rt 1. Box 290. Randleman, NC 27317. 137 Houck, Alfred William; 1708 Leslie Rd , Greensboro, NC 27408 Howell, Marvin Lee; Rt 1, Box 523, Lenoir, NC 28645. 100, 137 Huber, Judy Carol; Box 395. Lawndale, NC 28090, 76, 81, K4. J5 -... iv Huckabee, Charles Christian; 2617 Newport Ave . Lakeland, FL 33803, 2 117 Hudlin, ReseeLee.Rt 12, Box 39, Greenville. SC 2%09 HunnicuH, John Jason. Rt 2. Box 19, Brevard, NC 28712. 137 Hunter, Cynthia Lynn; 541-A Wakefield Dr . Charlotte, NC 28209. 137 Hyatt, Janet Sue; Rt 4, Box 246-C, Fredncksburg, V A 22401. 137 Hyder, Natalie Cheryl; P O Box 73, Etowah. NC 28729, 84. 137 Ingram, Michael Elmore; 3277 Hwy 17, S Orange Park, FL 32073. 137 Iriyama, Mitsuyasu; Brevard College, Brevard, NC 28712, 137, 142. ISh Irvin, Angela Beth; Rt 4. Box 640, Huntersville, NC 28078. 81, 84,137 Isenhour, Barry Fuotz; 820 Mocksville Ave , Salisbury, NC 28144,74. 137 Jackson, Charles Anthony; 6603 Williams Rd . Rome, NY 13440, 87 Jeffreys, Robert Fulton; 7830 Catawba Dr . Jacksonville, FL 32217,73,121,151 Jenkins, Joel Doane; Rt 1. Box 177. Gate City, VA 24251. 100. 137 Jenkins, Russel Keith; 1059 Talbot Ave , Jacksonville, FL 32205,85. 121 Jensen. Wendy Sue; 4920 Trail Ridge Pass, Dunwoody. GA 30338.81. 137 Johnson, Arthur Raymond; 415 Wayne St., Tarboro, NC 27886.76,86,137 Johnson, Clark David; 3900 18th Way E . New PortRichey, FL 33522. 137 Johnson, Joe Marshall; Rt 1, Lake Toxaway, NC 28747; 137 Johnson. Lewis Wiley; 5515 Farmbrook Dr., Charlotte, NC 28210. 137 Johnston, Michael Keith; 133 S Braddock St , Winchester, VA 22601, 43, 107, 109, 137 Johnston, Molly; 7001 Old Forge Dr. Charlotte. NC 28211, 109, 137 Jones, Alvin Bradley; Box 5. Cedar Mountain, NC 28718, 67, 121 [ones, Courtney Clark; 7543 Rockfalls Dr , Richmond, VA 23225, 137 Jones, Eva Katherine; 515 Hollis Rd . Charlotte, NC 28210, 81, 84.85,87, 121 Jones, Harry Keen; 3625 Penny Ct , Raleigh, NC 27606, 137 (ones, Ronald Dean; 6844 Starcrest Dr , Charlotte, NC 28210. 70, 121 Joyner, Alan Charles; 8300 SW 163 St., Miami, FL 33157; 137 Kale, Tracey Lucia; Rt 1. Box 206, Efland. NC 27243, 38, 47. 95, 137 Kapp, Nora Ann; P.O. Box 1155, Lexington, NC 27292 Kaufman, Kathryn Lynne; 205 Timbercove Circle, Longwood, FL 32750, 75. 95. 121, 127 Keener, Fonda Cheryl; Rt 4. Box 329, Lincotnton, NC 28092, 38. 75, 137 Keenum, Joyce Marie; 608 Austin Ave , Cary. NC 27511; 72, 77,137 Kelly, Reginald Demorris; 5063 -B Joslin St . Virginia Beach, VA 23455, 38. 104. 107, 138 Kendall, Robert Michael; 1226-D Hamilton Ct , Cary, NC 27511, 107,121 Kern, Cynthia Diane; 1600 Sansberry Rd . Charlotte, NC 2S213, 121 Kesock, Theresa Anne; l6lh Redwood St . No 2. Sarasota, FL 33579, 94, 95, 112, 138 Kilstrom, Brian Eric, Rt 1, Box 49, Penrose, NC 28766, 121 Kinard, Alicia Lunnette, P O Box 305. Folly Beach, SC 29439 73,121. 151 Kinnear, Freddie; 1065 Tuxedo Ct. Roswell. CA 30075, 90. 121 Kirby, Robin Smith HI; 118 Kenan St .Chapel Hill. NC 27514 79.121 Kirchner, Laura Marie; 5 Regency Park. Shelby. NC 28150; 121 Kishi, Toshikazu; 2086 Machiya. Chiaki-Cho, Ichinomiya- shi, Aichi-ken. Japan. 73, 121 Kitchen, Teresa Carlson; Rt 1, Box 158, Pisgah Forest. NC 28768, 12] Kiyomiya, Takahiko, FMT12Ms KoukoShimano. 578 SouthiUBlvd , Daly City, CA 94014, 138. 154 Knight. John Frasuer; 11890 SW 60th Ave , Miami, FL 33156; 121 Knosher, Sandra Sue; 800 OverhillCt , Atlanta, GA 30328,75, 138 Knowles, Robert Deacon; 310 Aberdeen Terr . Greensboro, NC 27403 Koana.Takaaki; 1-42-12 Ohara5etagaya-ku. Tokyo, Japan 156.35,122, 152, 154 Kobayashi, Akiko; Brevard College. Brevard. NC 28712, 138 Koch, Julie Katherine; 1723 Downing St , Greensboro, NC 27410.75, 122 Kondo, Tamie; Brevard College. Brevard, NC 28712, 138 Kraus, Stephanie Lynn; 6015 Merriewood Dr .Orlando. FL 32808, 77, 80,81, 122, 138 Krause, Constance Jean; Rt 8, Box 259, Inman.SC 29349, 138 Kmg, Laurie Elizabeth; Rt 1, Box 488 A, Brevard. NC 28712; 122 Knimme, Elizabeth; Rt 1 , Box 488 A. Brevard, NC 28712, 122 Krumme, Elizabeth Anne; 4080 Randall Farm Rd . Atlanta, GA 30339, 84 Kyogoku, Eriko; FMT12 East-West Foundation, Box 10067, Atlanta, GA 30319. 138, 156 Lambert, Melissa Dawn; P O Box 124, Farmville, NC 27828, 75, 138 Lance, Lloyd Manning; Rt 1, Box 521, Pisgah Forest, NC 28768, 138 Larki, Homayoon; Brevard College. Brevard. NC 28712; 90. 138 Lattimore, Franklin Chitwood; Box 94. Polkville, NC 28136. 62, 70, 80, 84. 122 Lattimore, George Neel; Box 372. Shelby, NC 28150; 30, 62, 79, 138 Ledbetter, John Michael; 400 West Sumter St., Shelby, NC 28150; 70, 122, 126 Lee, Elizabeth Ann; 2363 Venetian Ct., Reston, VA 22091; 138 Lee, Jeffrey Mark; 1000 Bass Dr., Clinton, NC 28328; 90, 138 Lee, Mark Colin; 112 Elmwood Ave , East Aurora, NY 14052, 122 Lee, Myung-Soo; 14-29 Okahigashi. Hirakata-city 573, Osaka, Japan, 138, 145 Lee, Samuel Edward; P O Box 47, Chapel Hill, NC 27514 Lee, William Keith; 1000 Bass Dr , Clinton, NC 28328; 122 Leonard, Michael David; 305 N Main St , Lexington, NC 27292, 84, 122 Lewis, Debra Jean; 17120 NW 50th Ct . Carol City, FL 33055, 138 Licata, Samuel Alan; 62 Fairview St . Wilhmantic, CT 06226; 47, 90. 93, 122 Lipsey, Elizabeth S, Anne; P O Box 1727, Morganton, NC 28655. 84, 86 Little, John Dewitt; 202 Ridgewood PI , Mobile. AL 36608, 36. 51,64,70, 122,146,152 Littlejohn, Brian Anthony; Rt 7. Old Lystra Rd , Chapel Hill, NC 27514 Loftin, Jeffrey Artus; 220 St John ' s St . Arden. NC 28704, 90, 92, 122, 152 London. John Haughton; 2211 WilshireDr , Durham, NC 27707, 138 Long, Anna Marie; P O. Box 467. Pilot Mtn , NC 27041; 84,86, 138 Long, Lloyd Layton; 118 Amity Cr . Belmont, NC 28012, 107 Lougher, Robert Wynne; 2976 June Apple Dr , Decatur. GA 30034.41,90,95, 112. 122 Lowdermilk, Mark Houston; 12 Butlerwick PI . Durham, NC 27705, 66, 67, 74, 79, 80, 82, 122 Lowery, Bryan Edward; 3204 Walnut St , NE, Washington. DC 20018, 64. 70 Lusk, Kevin Lee; Rt 4, Box 230, Hendersonville. NC 28739, 138 McCallisler, Robert Dean; 2205 Harden Circle, Henderson- ville, NC 28739. 138 McCoy, Arthur Keith; Rt 1, Pisgah Forest. NC 28768; 66, 67, I3S McCoy, Kenneth Brad; Rt 2, Box 121. Horseshoe. NC 28742. 13H McCracken, Anna Kathryn; 100 Lynn Cove Rd , Asheville, NC 28804, 7K, 81, 84, 122 McCrary, Alan Clark; Rl 3. Box 117, Brevard, NC 28712; 67, 138 McCrary, Kimberlee Anne; 206 Maple St . Brevard, NC 28712. 138 178 Index McDonald. Henry Clyde Jr. Box MM Brevard NC 28712 138 McEntire, Milch Davis; Rt 3. Box 141-A, Brevard. NC 28712. 67,122 McFarland, Michael Benjamin, 100 Poplar Hill Circle. Boone. MC 28607 33 82 122 McGee. Vance Cornelius III; Rl 9, Box 411 -E, Charlotte. NC 28208 122 McGough, Mark Richard; n300 Palace Dr . Charlotte. NC 28211 136 McCowin, Margaret Lea; 803 Old Mill Road. Chapel Hill. NC 27514 122 McGregor. Evande Lee Jr., 5604 Dean Ave , Raleigh, NC 27604 138 Mclntyre, Beverly Kaye; Sunset Dr . Box 21b. Etowah, NC 28729. 138 Mclntyre, Kristan Lane; Rl 12 Box 54. Slatesville. NC 28677. 138 McUin. Donna Jo; 2913 Guess Rd .Durham NC2770S 138 McLaughlin. Hugh Jr. ; 35 10 Fox Place Greensboro, NC 27408. 107, 173.138 McLeroy, Dan Hammon Jr.; P O Box 402. Englewood. FL 33533,94.95. 122 McManus. Sheila Lynn; 100 Bellview Dr. Taylors. SC 29687. 78.96.9Q. 104. 123 McNeill, Mary Louise; «11S Orleans. Tampa. FL 33606. 138 McWhite, John Lewis; 30 Queen Ann Rd , Greenville, SC 29t.15.74. 84, 138 Machen, Glenn Welden; 3922 Fellsway. Charlotte. NC 28209. 123 Mackey. Datresa Lamone, P O Box 461, Brevard, NC 28712 Madden, Johnny Dale; Rt 1. Box 147. Waterloo, SC 29384, 98. 138 Magness, Beverly Ann; Rt 10. Metcall Rd, Shelby. NC 28150; 80. 123 Manlove, Andrew Lee; 1185 10th Ave , N. Naples, FL 33940. 107. 138 Mann. John Wesley; 119 Hawthorne Dr.. Brevard. NC 28712 Marshal], Dennis Bryan; Rt 4, Box 206. Morganton, NC 28655, 53. 138 Marshal], Joan Elizabeth; 1980 Aspen Dr . Decatur. GA 30033. Masson. Nivaldo; 15631 SW 300 St . Homestead. FL 33030, 64,66, 107, 109. 139 Matherlee, Jennifer Lynne; 508 Clinton Dr . Gaston la, NC 28052. 139 Matthews. Charles Harold Jr.; 315 Woodland Way, Clemson, SC 29631. 123 Mattos. Virginia Adele; Box 986. Brevard. NC 28712, 139 Mayberry, Bret Duane; 4920 Zephyr Lane, Charlotte, NC 28209, 74, 90, 123 Melvin, John David; 409 Chadwick Dr , Havelock. NC 28532. 84. 87, 88, 123 Merritt, Timothy Lee; 7601 Falling Water Rd. . Raleigh. NC 27603:82,139 Metcalf, Jerry Raleigh, Rt 1, Box 424. Arden, NC 28704. 123 Meyer. Karen Elizabeth; 1221 NE 33rd St . Pompano Beach, FL 33064. 80. 81.84. 123 Miale, Annette Suzanne; 1018 E. Del Mar Ave , Orange, CA 92665. 69. 73, 78, 99. 104. 123, 152 Michael, Patrick Ferguson; blO East Florida Ave . Bessemer City, NC 28016; 57, 62. 139 Mielke. Mitchell Price; 4477 Cedar Park Dr . Stone ML, G A 30083. 57, 139 Miller, [ana Leigh; 1704-B Dalloz Rd. , Columbia, SC 29204; 82, 139 Miller, Lisa Lee; 5239Seaton Dr., Dunwoody, GA 30338; 99. 123 Mims, Susan Denise; 4315Trenholm Rd.. Columbia, SC 29206. 96, 139 Miner, Austin Charles; 4559 Bonita Dr . SE, Stm Petersburg, FL 33705. 43, 81.84.85. 88 Minick, Debra Lynn; 3864 Walnut St . Charleston Hgts . SC 29405.75.94.95. 123 Mitchell. Michael David, Rt 4. Box 91, Leland. NC 28451; 87. 88 Miyamura, Akifumi; 1-2-13 Soujiji, Ibaraki-city. Osaka 5b7, Japan; 131, 139. 156 Molton, Marcie Lynn; 454 Beach Dr . Hendersonville. NC 28739; 123 Mongiovi, Elisabeth; 33 Wake Robin Way, Asheville, NC 28805. 42. 84. 139 Monteith, Eric Eugene; Box 320. Rt L. Horseshoe. NC 28742, 139 Monts, Susan [eanette; 2301 Mary Dr . W Columbia. SC 29169, 123 Moody, Frank Alton II; Box 1232, Brevard, NC 28712. 67. 139 Moore, Stephen Wilson; IB Esles Park Apt , Carrboro. NC 27510 Moore. Stephen Bowen; Rt 1, Box 3. Eden. NC 27288, 64. 66, 74.87. 140. 141 Moose. Denis Glenn; Rl 14. Box 228, Statesville. NC 28677. 31 Morris, Eric Wray; 3204 Crestview Dr . High Point, NC 27260, Moseley, Elizabeth Anne; 511 N Wingate, Wake Forest. NC 27587; 140 Moseman, Deborah Lynn; Rt 2, Box 691. Cumming, GA 30130; 72, 77, 140 Mott, Loren Dean; 214 Strattord Rd . Havelock, NC 28532. 57. 87, 88, 140 Mulford, Donna Marie; 435 Fitzgerald Dr., Lakeland, FL 33803:57,64, 65.66. 123, 159 Mullis, James David Jr.; 10631 Fairview Rd . Rt 12, Charlotte, NC 28212 Murphy, Catherine Anne; 2855 Alpine, NE. Atlanta, CA 30305, 140 Murphy, Eileen Marie; 421 SE 16th Ave . Pompano. FL 33060. 83, 110, 124 Murphy, Mary Carolyn; 113 Island Way unit 222. Clearwater Beach, FL 33515. 124 Murphy. Shawn Ray; 1617 Hobbs Rd. , Greensboro. NC 27410. 140 Myers, Amanda Jane; Box 431. Clemson, SC 29631 , 140 Nakaya, Shizuko; Brevard College. Brevard. NC 28712 124, 156 Naito, Kaori; P.O 10067, Atlanta. GA 30319, 136. 140, 154 Nash, Suzanne; 3S01 N 41 Ct , Hollywood, FL 33021; 66, 67, 69,73,77. 124 Nelson. Jon Kevin; 154 Bryn Mawr Dr . Lake Worth, FL 33460 Nichols, Grady Marshall; P O Box 187, East Marion St , Pilot Mtn.NC 27041. 74, 84.85. 140 Nishimoto, Tomoko; 2-29 Miyagawa-cho Nagata-ku. Kobe- shi Hyogo, Japan 653; 140, 156 Nolle, Elana Maurine; 187 Northcutt St . Marietta, GA 30064, 73, 84, 124 Northcutt, John Raymond; 122b Coronada Dr , Lawrenceville. GA 30245, 140 Norton, Robert Gardner; 4b Damson Ln Naugatuck. CT 06770:87,88,124 Nye, Susan Elizabeth; 720 E. Carter Rd . Lakeland. FL 33803 Odom, Alan Lee; 4901 SW71st PL, Miami, FL 33155. 140 Oen, Hongsian; 17120 NE 6th Ct . N. Miami Bch, FL 33162; 140, 156 Ogawa, Sumako; 167 Tachibana Copo 1-23-10 Sim izu, Sugin- ami. Tokyo, Japan, 140 Ogsbury, Jeanne Elizabeth; Box 143. Mooers. NV 12958, 84. 87.88.124 Ogura, Isao; Brevard College. Brevard, NC 28712. 140 156 Okamoto, Shigemi; Brevard College, Brevard. NC 28712, 140, 154 Oldmeadow, James Neal; 7 Chester PI , Green Lane, Northwood Middlesex, HAB2XX England, 140 Olds, Kristianne Victoria; 1434 Georgetown Dr., Gaston la, NC 28052. 79, 140 Olive. Victoria Lee; P.O. Box 250. Olivia. NC 28368; 140 Osbome, Melissa Ann; 3812 Waterside Dr . Greensboro, NC 2740b. 140 OShields, Mark Lee; 22 N Pershing, Asheville. NC 28805. 17,76,78,84. 140 Owen, William Daniel; 2505 Hollingsworth Hill. Lakeland, FL 33803, 140 Pagan, Edgar; 9201 SW 56 St . Cooper City, FL 33328, 90, 93, 140 Palmer. Bonnie Denise; Rt 3, Box 285, Brevard NC 2 712. 124 Palmer, Gary Arnold; P O Box 207, Oviedo, FL 327b5, 140 Parker, Karen Lois; 1401 Brevard Rd.. Hendersonville. NC 28739,38,84.85. 132. 140 Partridge. Holly Gail; 27 Bridle Brook Ln , Newark. DE 19711, 68, 140 Pate, Nancy Kilgore; 130 Landsdowne Dr , NW Atlanta, GA 30328; 140 Patterson, Donna Maria; I O Box 1 18, Lake Toxaway. NC 28747 Paxton, Terry Carlton; 34 Evergreen, Brevard. NC 28712. 140 Payne. Douglas Steffon; Rt 1, Box 52. Pisgah Forest, NC 28768, 100, 103, 140 Payne, Roger Franklin; 337 Donnybrook Dr . Asheville. NC 28806, 141 Peavy, Lynn Holland; 5271 Clenndge Dr , NE Atlanta, GA 30342, 141 Peoples, Kim Charisse; 803 S. Caldwell Ave . Newton. NC 28658:84,8b, 141 Perez-Barroso, Loretta Veronica; bOO Grant St , Pittsburg, PA 15222.79, 124, 155, 159 Perkins, Brenda Elaine; Lot8. Rt 1. Clubfoot Crk Tr Park. Havelock, NC 28532, 83. 141 Perkins, Joby Alonzo; Rt 5. Box 141. Jacksonville, NC28540; 64,66. 107, 141 Peters, Gordon Hugh; 321 Wood Duck Rd . Columbia, MT 2920b. 124 Phillips, Eric Vance; 84 17th Ave Ct , N W , Hickory. NC 28601. 141 Phipps, Stephen Rosier; 1009 Elderwood PI . Greensboro, NC 27410. 107. 109. 141 Pierce, Cheryl Lynn; 120 Whispcrwood Cr. Hendersonville, NC 28739; 62. 79, 124 Plemmons, Kelly Scott; P O Box 1236. Brevard. NC 28712. 67, 88,98,141 Plott, David Edward; P O Box 38b, Sky land, NC 2877b, 70, 124 Porter, John Kemp, b911 Lakeside Dr , N Charlotte, NC 28215, 141 Posey, Linda Vannette; 705 FloweSl , Gaston. a. NC 28052 141 Powell, Eleanor Elizabeth: 348 lakenheath Ln , Matthews. NC 28105, 43. 75. 79, 141 Powell, Toni Ann; 5708 McAlpine Farm Rd , Charlotte, NC 28211. 141 Power, Mark Anthony;! 1 O Box 810. Etowah, NC 28729, 141 Prange, David Elliott; 1804 Rolling Rd .Chapel Hill, NC 27514, 100, 124 Pricen Joy Dee; 4822 College Acres Dr , Wilmington. NC 28403,75.77. 141 Price, Ted H.; 432 Holly Lane, Latayetle Hill. PA 19444; 64, 66, 97,131. 141 Pustorino, Christopher Wallace; 107 McMinn Ave . Brevard, NC 28712 Quick, Karen Paige; Rl I, Box 100- A, P.neville, NC28134 5b, 62,135, 141 Rabb. Donald Dean; h74b Queensberry Dr., Charlotte. NC 28211. 64, 66. 141 Rabey, Stephen Erie; 123 Tamassec Dr., Clemson S 29631 87. 88, 141 Radford. Richard Thomas; 405 Woodland Rd , Tryon, NC 28782, 124 Raemer, Dawn Renee; 19355 SW 88 Ct . Miami. FL 33157; 142 Rausch, Elizabeth Anne; Cull Rd, Chittenango. NY 13037, 142 Raxter, Amy Cordelia; Box i, Rosman. NC 28772, 142 Rayfield.Dianne Patricia; 825 NE 107th St . Biscayne Park, FL 33161.69, 114. 124 Index 179 Reardon, James Michael; 107 Gibson Rd. , Moncks Comer. SC 29461 74, 124 Regimand, Hassan; 3041 Lewis Farm Rd., Raleigh. NC 27607, 47. 90. 91, 154 Renn, Julie Anne; 106 Devon Rd . Jamestown. NC 27282. 29, 124 Reus, Joe Douglas; P O Box 148, Whittier, NC 28789. 142 Rhinehart, Brent Samuel; 21 Havwood Dr Canton, NC 28716, 84, 142 Rietmann, Barbara Marie; 8485 SW 147th St . Miami. FL 33158. 142 Roberts. Pamela Joann; Rt 1. Box 223, Ennice, NC 28623; 99, 142 Roberts, William Edmunde Jr.; 3206 Flanders Court. High Point. NC 27260. 124 Robertson, David Brian; 2402 Cole St , Florence. AL 35630; 142 Robinson, Mark Edward; 8 Sylvan Rd . Brevard, NC 28712, 142 Rock, Damian Whitney; 2 Beacon Hill Ln . Charlotte, NC 28211. 142 Rogers, Janet Carol; P O Box 961, Sylva, NC 28779; 142 Rogers, Karen Christina, Rt 3, Box 1L, Hwy 16, Waxhaw, NC 28173, 99, 142 Rogers, Paul James III; P O Box 261, Pisgah Forest, NC 28768. 142 Rominger, Judith Arlene; 1911 Buena Vista Rd, Winston- Salem, NC 27104, 36, 142 Romnosky, Dale Robert; 1363 NE 181st. N Miami Bch . FL 33162; 90, 93, 142 Ronneburger, Diane; P.O. Box 1310, Brevard, NC 28712, 142 Roop, Yvonne Patrice; 109 Daniels St., Tarboro. NC 27886; 75, 78.82,124 Rothell, Joseph Nathan; 305 N Dixie. Titusville, FL 32780. 70. 95, 124 Rothell, Mary Elizabeth; 708 Main St , Titusville, FL 32780; 43, 47, 95. 142 Rowan, Mary Susan; 1213 Redcoal Dr , Charlotte, NC 28211; 99, 142 Rowe, Richard Nathan; P O Box 337, Rosman, NC 28772; 142 Rubin, Curtis Edward; 31701-F. N Marginal Rd . Willowick, OH 44094, 90, 124 Rudisill, Christopher Scott; 2609 Shaw Ave , Gastonia, NC 28052, 125 Ruiz, Jaime Alfred; 7175 SW 23rd St .Miami. FL 33155, 109, 142 Russell, Gary Stuart; 7901 ReamesRd . Charlotte, NC 28216, 70. 80, 84, 85, 86. 124, 125 Russell, Robert Gary Jr.; 214 Tanglebrook Trail, Clemmons. NC 27012. 142 Rutherford, Robert Shelton, 1897 Ridge Wood Dr . NE Atlanta. 30307, 125 Sagiya, Motohito; Brevard College. Brevard. NC 28712, 142, 156 St. John, Leah; Rt 2, Box 420, Bryson City, NC 28713, 73, 125 Salisbury, Tanya Lynne; 138 Linwood Lane. Summerville, SC 29483, 125 Salley, David Older; 28 Oakwilde Dr , Asheville, NC 28803. 142 Saltsman, Roger Steven; 10 Velaire Dr . Boynton Beach, FL 33435,51.90, 107, 109, 142 Sawyer, Catherine Alice, 321-M Glendare Dr , Winston- Salem. NC 27104, 143 Schad, David Mark; 411 SE Edgewood Dr . Stuart, FL 33494, 98, 125 Schell, Eric Franklin; 3809 Flowertield Rd , Charlotte, NC 28210 Schroeder, Susan Elaine; 105 Timbercove Cir , Longwood, FL 32750,68,69. 125 Scott, Kathy Ann; Rt 2, Box 6171. Copas Shores. Shatlotte. NC 28459. 143 Scronce, Mary Lorraine; Rt 1, Box 308. Newton, NC 28658, 37.99.143 Seagle, Sandra Denise; Rt 4. Box 235. Newton, NC 28658, 23. 47, 75, 104, 143 Settle, Crystal Lee; Rt 1. Box 267. Horseshoe, NC 28742, 143 Sharpe, Sue Chapman; Rt 1, Box 450 B, Brevard, NC 28712 Shephard, Robert Hulen; 525 Whitoak Dr , Durham, NC 27712, 56,62.84, 143 Shinn, James Franklin; P O Box 774, Atlantic Beach, NC 28512. 143 Shirley, Julie Elizabeth; Rt 6. Box 311-D, Hendersonville. NC 28739; 143 Shirley, Michael Scolt; 2429 Hollingsworth Hill Ave , Lake- land. FL 33803 Shoji, Yoshiyuki; Brevard College, Brevard. NC 28712; 142 Shytle, Jane Ansley; 401 Leander St .Shelby. NC 28150. 125 Simpson, Catherine Ann; 502 HuntUy St., Spindale, NC 28160, 143 Sims, Jeff Ray; Rt 6, Box 320, Candler, NC 28715, 143 Singletary, Scott Bryan; 3829Southborough Rd., Florence, SC 29501,66.67,73,83. 125, 152 Skvarla, Paul Michael; Rt 1, Box 204, Blounts Creek, NC 27814, 143 Smart, Lisa Ann; 10 Turnpike Rd , Brevard, NC 28712, 73, 125 Smith, Dale Clarence; Rt 2, Scalesville Rd. , Summerfield. NC 27358. 125 Smith, Joan Marie; 914 Center St., Enola, PA 17025, 43,52,74, 75,143 Smith, Julia Carson; 10 St Lawrence St , Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971, 125 Smith, Mason William 111; 4908 Carmel Club Dr, Charlotte, NC 28211, 97, 118, 125 Smith, Terri Lynn; Van Der Burchlaan 37 Den Haag, Netherlands, 99,143 Sneed, Ernest Stephen Jr.; 8778 Huguenot Rd., Richmond, VA 23235, 90, 143 Snyder, Randy Lee; Rt. 4. Hwy, 62. Box 450, High Point, NC 27263, 70, 73, 84, 87, 88. 126, 152 Snyder, Thomas Allen; Rt 8. Box 501-A, Chapel Hill, NC 27514; 73, 126 Southerland, James Winton Jr.; 113 Valley Ct. , Jacksonville, NC 28540; 64, 66, 97, 143 SpigJe, Melissa Anne; 102 W Laramie Ct. , Mebane, NC 27302; 29, 143 Springs, Carl Hubert; 115 Bannister PI , Charlotte, NC 28213, 95, 126 Stamey, Mitchell William; 141 N. Johnson St., Brevard. NC 28712 Starkey, Sally Lynn; 533 Roxbury Lane. Noblesville, IN 46060. 126 Starling, Gina Marie; Charity Lodge, Box 97, Lake Lure. NC 29746, 85, 143 Steele, Anthony; 7209-A Bamngton Dr , Charlotte, NC 28215, 143 Stefanelli, Salli Ann; Box 282- A6 Tamarack Rd , Belvidere, NJ 07823, 143 Stevens, Laura Lee; 1901 Indian River Boulevard, D-102, Vero Beach, FL 32960, 29, 64, 66, 75, 77, 126, 128, 152 Stevens, Michael Austin; Rt 4, Box 254, Brevard, NC 28712, 143 Stewart, Timothy Paul; 8 Georgetown Cr , Taylors. SC 29687, 107.108,109.143 Stinnett, Robert Tim Jr.; 2511 Cadillac Dr., NE Atlanta, GA 30345; 90, 126 Stotler, Gregory Todd; 718 Van Fossen, Winchester, VA 22601:64,66, 107, 109, 143 Styres, Robert Newland Jr.; 520 Wesrview St . SW Lenoir. NC 28645, 32 Sugimoto, Mitsuho; Brevard College, Brevard, NC 28712, 143, 156 Sullivan, Carolyn Jeane; 71 19 Colleton PI , Matthews, NC 28105; 144 Sullivan, Jacquelyn Ann; 408 Brady Point, Signal Mtn , TN 37377, 126 Sullivan, Jeffrey Clinton; 1406 Hogarth St .Burton, SC 29902, 90, 126 Summers, Robert Sherrill; 1505 Frances Dr . Jeflersonville, IN 47130, 100, 103, 126 Summey, Susan Jennie; 317 Pleasant St . Spindale, NC 28160, 41. 76. 144 Sutton, Cecilia Larie; % Mane Sutton 1910 Arlington PI., Hendersonville, NC 28739, D «, 73, 78. 84. 85. 126, 153 Swartz, Susan Louise; 4624 Kings Point Ct , Lakeland, FL 33803, 144 Takeuchi, Takayoshi; Brevard College, Brevard, NC 28712. 144, 154, 156 Talbert, Alvin Richard; 30 Ardmore St , Asheville, NC 28803, 144 Tanaka, Misae; Brevard College, Brevard, NC 28712, 69, 73, 96,99,126, 153, 154 Tankersley, David Cameron; Rt 1, Box 186, Travelers Rest, SC 29690, 84, 85,97, 144 Tate, Patrick Arthur; 7 Oak Ridge Rd , Pisgah Forest. NC 28768.97. 144 Taylor, Michael Jeffrey; Rt 5. Box 592, Lenoir. NC 28645. 107, 109, 144 Taylor, Rebecca Elizabeth; Rt 2, Whitefield Rd , Chapel Hill, NC 27514, 144 Taylor, William Robert; 5585 Reidsvilte Rd , Belews Creek. NC 27009, 126 Tedder, Mary Jane; 1530 NW 132 Terr . Miami, FL 33167. 71, 126 Tenenbaum, Zelik; 16 Calle 5-42 Zona 10. Guatemala City, Guatemala. 70, 74, 144 Terrell, 5tephen Dudley; 501 Norwood, Lenoir, NC 28645. 144 Thomas, Rebecca Lee; 1528 Sugar Creek Rd . W Charlotte. NC 28213, 75, 126 Thorp, David Holmes; 680 Ayers, Charleston. SC 29412. 144 Timberlake, Anthony Dwayne; 2306 Ape Hwy . Durham. NC 27707, 66, 67. 74. 100, 101, 103, 126 Tinsley, Anthony Frederick; Rt 1, Brevard, NC 28712, 82, 88, 144 Todd, Mikel Kent; Box 387 Elmford, Hudgins, V A 23076, 36 106,107,126, 153 Townsend, Debbie Louise; P O Box 52854, Atlanta, GA 30355, 144 Travis, William Albert Jr.; 205 Lakeview Ridge W , Roswell, GA 30076; 144 Treadway, Ronald David; 413 20th Ave , W Palmetto. FL 33561; 107,108, 109,144 Tsuchida, Toshio; 1268 Kitayama, Inamin-cho. Kako-gun. Hyogo 675-11, Japan, 126, 159 Turner, Eric Michael; P O Box 4258, Riyadh, Saudia Arabia, 79,144 Turner, Frank Blair Jr.; Rt 1, Box 303, Murphy, NC 28906; 144 Upright, Angela Dawn; Box 872, Mt Pleasant, NC 28124, 81, 144 Vance, Elizabeth Hay; 3900 Chevington Rd , Charlotte, NC 28211,75, 126 Varner, David Randall; Riverside Estates, Brevard, NC 28712 Vincent, Laura Rene; 7026 Oakbluff, Dallas, TX 75240 Vinson, Sharon Darlene; P.O Box 243, Catawba, NC 28609; 126 Voss, William Horace; 5796 Reidsville Rd , Belews Creek, NC 27009, 127 Wall, David Ralph; 226 Sydnor Rd. , Spartanburg, SC 29302; 127 Warren, David Dixon, 253 Argonne Dr . Durham, NC 74, 144 Warren, John Terry; Box 417, Bryson Ciry, NC 28713; 144 Washburn, Sarah Glenn; 122 Brookhill Rd, Shelby, NC 28150,85,144 Waters, Sally Kate; 4615 Easthaven Dr., Charlotte, NC 28212. 84, 86. 127 Watkins, Erick Devon; Rt 4, Box 139. Wake Forest. NC 27587, 52.78.84, 144 Watkins, Ronald Marcus; 800 Carolina Ave , Lowell, NC 28098. 53, 74, 144 Watson, Danelle Renee; Rt 2. Box 3b4. Latta, SC 29565; 131. 145 Watson, Thomas Cobum III; P O Box 834, Franklin, NC 28734, 82. 145 Watson, Thomas Lee Jr.; 137 Glenn Cannon Dr., Pisgah Forest. NC 28768, 82, 145 Watson, Timothy Howard; Rt. 1, Box 27, Pisgah Forest, NC 28768, 67, 72, 145 Waynick, Larry Robert; Rt 2, Box 857, Lincolnton, NC 28092, 38, 74, 145 Waynick, Teresa Annette; 6743 Starcrest Dr , Charlotte. NC 28210, 73, 75, 127 Weaver, Judith Leigh; P.O. Box 36, Hayesville. NC 28904, 145 Weaver, Robert Edgar; Box 36. Weaverville, NC 28787, 127 Weeks, Michael Thomas; 207 Fairview, Havelock, NC 28532, 145 Welch, James Earl; 7730 Pinnacle Dr , Jacksonville, FL 32205; 127 Wells, Tom McCarter; 250 Old Dirt Rd . Tallahassee. FL 32301,70,127 Wells, William Franklin; Rt 1, Box 276, Black Mtn , NC 28711, 127 Welsh, Carolyn; 2009 Tennyson Dr , Greensboro, NC 27410, 64.65,66. 145 Wentworth.Jeff Duane; Rt 9. Box989-B, Pensacola, FL 32504; 51, 58, 107, 108, 109, 115, 127, 153 Werner, Carol Susan; 8900 SW 172 St., Miami, FL 33157, 46, 69, 127 West, Wayne Gilbert; Rt 1, Warne, NC 28909; 100, 145 Westmoreland, Scott Leslie; Rt 1, Box 57, Horseshoe, NC 28742, 127 While, Lillian Templeton, Rt 8. Box 48, Statesville. NC 28677, 68,69,76,79,80, 127, 153 Whitlock, Letrieia Vaughan; 803 Mayes St , Kingstree, SC 29556, 47,84.86, 145 Whirmire, Joyce Ann; Rt 5, Box 44C, Gainesville, GA 30501, 75. 104. 105, 127 Whitmore, Donald Willard; 4929 Gordon Rd . Wilmington, 180 Index NC 28401. 38, 42.84, 86. 145 Wight, David Roy, FMT12 lean Wight Acting Health Office, US Aid MissionJBolivia. APO, Miami. FL 34032, 145 Wilgen, Joseph Paul; 8b Rosman Hwy , Brevard. NC 28712, 146 Wilgen. Linda Lorrain; 86 Rosman Hwy . Brevard, NC 28712. 146 WUlenborg, Debra Lisa; 9909 NE 4th Ave Rd. , Miami Shores, FL 33138. 75. 82, 123. 127. 159 Williams, Marianne; 3954 Prudence Dr . Sarasota, FL 33580. 75. 112,126.127 Williams, Mary Anne; 501 Black Horse Run. Fort Mill. SC 29715.81.14 Williams, Roberta Jean 904 Howell Ave . Apg 3, Brooksville. FL 33512 84. 86. 14 Williams, Rodney Raynard. 114. Arlene Dr , Toccoa. GA 30577, 79. 100. 146 Williams. Stephen Carroll; P O Box 124, Swansea, SC 29160, 84. 85. 14 Williamson, Roger Thomas; 500 E D St . Burner, NC 28509; 74. 79,84. 14 Willis. Carol Jean; 19 Willis Rd , Canton. NC 28716, 128 Wilson, David Wallin; 215 Royal Oak Cr . Longwood, FL 32750. 14 Wilson. Robin Safril; 620 N Craige St . Salisbury, NC 28144. 104.128 Winder. Scott Richard; 19 Robert Rd . Marblehead. MA 01945, 146 Winecoff, Mary Eva; Rt 1. Box 453. Salisbury. NC 28144, 64, 68.69.80.83. 128, 153 Winston, Theodore George; Waverse Baan 123 3030 Leuven- Heverlee, Belgium, 90, 91, 146, 155 Wise, William Frederic; Rt 7. Clearbrook Rd , Covington, GA 30209, 76, 117, 128 Wofford, Elizabeth Hood; 304 lenmngs, Greenwood, SC 2%46, 146 Wood, William Kevin; Box 336. Monroevrlle. AL 36460; 97, 128 Woolen, Juanita Georgette; 225 Hollywood Blvd ., Havelock, NC 28532, 14 Yamanaka, Mitsuyuki; 2018 Oki, Yuki-city, Ibaraki- prefecture, Japan 307-01. 73, 128 Yonemura, Masahiko; Brevard College. Brevard, NC 28712; 14 Yoshihama, Jun; Brevard College. Brevard, NC 28712, 84, 128 Young, Charlotte May; 104 FolgerSt . Clemson, SC 29631, 64, 66, 69, 128, 153 Young, Drayten Earl; 1206 Salem Rd.. Morganton. NC 28655; 78. 84. 146 Young, Milton Deane; 1206 Salem Rd . Morganton. NC 28655. 78. 84, 14 Youngblood, Dianne Bemiece; Rt 3, Box 294, Fletcher, NC 28732. 84, 86, 132, 146 Zeiger, Robert Scott; 100 Destiny Cove. Maitland, FL 32751; 128 Zimmerman, James Edward; 2704 Holly Dr. Greensboro, NC 27408,81,83.128 SECOND SEMESTER STUDENT INDEX Bawden, Timothy Compton; 600 Lake Shore La , Chapel Hill. NC 27514 Bennett, Stuart St. John; Rt 1. Brevard Rd. , Arden, NC 28712. 148 Bemreuter, Douglas Quinn; 13 8 River Hill. Jacksonville, FL 32211 Bishop, Paul Newton; Box 686, Rt 3. Piedmont, SC 29673 Burket, Paul Randolph; 41V: OakdaleSt . Brevard, NC 28712 Bums, Katharine Ann; American Emb . Box E. APO Miami, FL 34002, 148 Bun-ell, Kimberly Liegh; Box 67, Lake Toxaway, NC 28747, 148 Charles, Ronald Adams; 634 Country Club Rd. . Brevard. NC 28712 Coan, Pamela Elaine; Rt 4, Box 32. MillbrookSt , Brevard, NC 28712 Fisher, Kenneth Mark; Rt 2. Box 108. Stanley, NC 28164 Gilbert, Michael Angelo; 80 Holbrook, Laoc, NY 14218; 148 Gold, Jeffrey Robert; 1727 Allard Rd . Chapel Hill. NC 27514. 98 Gregory, Erin; 5225 Rivemew Blvd . Bradenton, FL 35506, 148 Hall, Wiliam Ewing; 7359 E! Dorado Ct . McLeam, VA 22102 Kennard, Mark William; Box 227 East London, 5200 Rep of South Afnca Kohring, Tracy Anne; Armstrong Rd.. Etowah, NC 28729, 148 Levine, Kathi Lynn; 1530 Queens Rd. , Charlotte. NC 28207, 148 Lewis, William Alan; Box 250, Highlands. NC 28741. 148 Long, Matthew III; 2306 Brooks Rd . Knoxviile, TN 37915. 148 Lyda, Mark Edward; Box 7. Etowah, NC 28729 McHugh, )ohn Patrick; SO Oakleigh. Maitland, FL 32751 Muniz, Mario Virgil; 6909 Precourtor. Orlando, FL 32851, 148 Nguyen, Tran Nam lMre.1, Rt 3, Duckworth Rd. , Brevard. NC 28712 Phillips. Timothy Ed; 204 B Spruce Hill Ct . Asheville, NC 28805. 148 Sulfridge, Robert Glenn, 637 Jackson St , Kingsport. TN 37660. 106, 107 Sullivan, Jennifer Suzanne; 408 Brady Pi Rd , Signal Mt.TN 37377. 148 Ukabam, Neeife Cletus; Box 1. Arondiznoau Niaeroa, 148 Wallace, Kimberly; 404 Mahon Dr , Venice, FL 33595 Whitaker, Dewey Richard Jr.; 3519 Kittery Cl, Winston- Salem, NC 27104, 148 Whitaker, Karen Annette; Rt 4. Box 236, Hendersonville, NC 28739 Yancey, Glenn Charles Keith; 623 Rowland St., Henderson. NC 27536 FACULTY AND STAFF INDEX Alderman, R. lames 21, 71 Anderson, M. Gail; 21, 78, Anderson, R. E. D.; 21 Aull, Connie; 21, 67, 160 Aull,John;21,67, 160 Bamett, Daniel P.; 21 BamhiU, Sarah R.; 21 Beard, Sara S.; 21. 35, 72.73 Bratton, Lee; 21. 84. 85. 97, 132 Brower, William; 21, 90 Buck, Elizabeth; 21, 77 Burderte, Corrie G.; 21 Burger, Peter E.; 21, 79 Chamlee,Ken;21,78,82 Chamlee, PrisciUa; 22. 78, 83 Chester, Jim Childress, Roma W.; 22 Choate. Betty R.; 22 Cope, Claire P.; 22 Cope, Samuel L.; 22, 56, 81 Crawford, Lou Ann; 22 Cunningham, Edwin K.; 20. 22 Daniel, Rachel C; 22 Davis. Clara D, 22 Davis, Frank; 20, 22 Eaker, Imogene M.; 22 Etters. Ann S.; 22 Evans, Edgar; 22 Eversman, John D. Fine, Elissa; 32 Fisher, C. Ray; 22, 31 Floyd, Raymond; 24 Fortune, Rowe B-; 22 Gash, Argyle W. ; 22 Cilland,JLm;22.55 Gift, W. Edward Glesener, Robert; 22, 131 Hall, Irene; 22 Hall, Nancy; 22 Hall, Ralph; 22, 87 Hall, Robert; 22 Hall, Ruth Harrison, Chert T.; 22, 28, 35 Hayes, Bob; 22 HeaIey,KayT.;22 Henson, Georgie A.; 22 Hinshaw, Richard T.; 22. 80 Holland, J. Steve Holloway, AdeUa M.; 22, 80 Horn, Susan L.; 22 Houk, Mary Margaret; 19, 22, 66, 67 Hughey, Alberta; 23 Jackson, Randy; 23 Jameson, Sandra P.; 23 Jones, Miriam E.; 23 Keever, Martha; 23, 67. 160 Kenerly, Louise M 23 Lander, Don; 23 Leithmann. Theodor LeStrange, Ethel B.; 23 Lewis, Sam; 23, 100. Lovely, S. Eugene; 23. 31 McCall, Laveme T.; 23, 53 McDowell, Eugene C, 20. 24, 72 McDowell, Laura P.; 24, 28 McEntire, William R. McLarty, Margaret H.; 24 McLendon, RobertG.; 20, 24, 80 Martinson, Jacob C; 17, 21. 59 Maynor, Thomas Corky ; 24, 32, 35, 98 Miller, Adelaide H.; 24, 54, 86 Miller. Harvey H. Jr.; 24, 54, 86 Montgomery, Doris I 24 Moser, D.Joan; 24 Munro, Grace J.; 24, 31 Munay, D. Timothy; 24, 28 Nicholson, Bobbie Jean; 24 Nolen, Martha T.; 24 Norwood, Maude S.; 24 O ' Brien, Sarah T. O ' Hara, Richard; 24, 26 Payne, Guy F.; 23 Peevy, Jean J.; 24 Phillips, Talmadge; 24 Perez, Mario P.; 24, 35 Perez, Viola C; 24, 79 Raines, Kelly H.; 24 Robinson, Maureen Rogers, Joyce; 25 Roy, Brona N.;25 Roy, C. Edward; 25, 30, 76 Scarborough, Don; 25, 90, 93, 104, 60 Stephens, Doyle Stiles, Mary E. ; 25 Stulting, Claude; 67, 72, 114, 160 Thompson, Bruce; 25 Thompson, Sharon;25 Tillotson, Virginia; 25 Upchurch, John D.; 25, 28, 88 van Wagtendonk, W. J. Walters, Mark; 25. 29. 49, 67, 160 Wellborn, C. Clarke; 25. 29, 131 Wells, John; 25 Whatley, G. Lany; 25 Whitmire, Bobbie Jean; 25 Wickham, Robert; 25 Williamson, Nancy M.; 25, 80 Witek, Norman L.; 25, 34, 106, 107. 109 Wood, Clara R.; 25 Woods, Jesse Woodruff, A. Preston, 24, 25, 78 Wray, Morris C 17, 18, 21, 35, 37, 51, 85. 133 SOPHOMORE DIRECTORY Abrams, Laurence F.; Social Board, Collegiate Singers, Intramurals Adams, Richard Augustus Adams, Robert Whiting Jr. Aiken, Pamela Wray; Big Sisters, Student Association. Social Board, Judicial Board , Collegiate Singers, Who ' s Who Alimuddin, Linardo. Intramurals Allen, Clara Kay; Collegiate Singers, Pcrtelote Staff; Phi Theta Kappa, Honor Roll. Dean ' s List, The Curious Savage; A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum Allen, Virginia Blanche; Big Sisters Alsene, Lori Jeanne Amahori, Sachiko Anderson, David Bennett; Mentors, Collegiate Singers Anderson, Robert Peter Angel, Gary Darnell; Mentors, Student Association. Social Board. Kappa Chi. Track-captain; Intramural-weight lifting champion 1978-1979 Armstrong, Mark Wesley; Mentors. Student Association- president, speaker of the house. Social Board, Student Am- bassadors. Cheerleader-co-captain; Who ' s Who; Intramurals- all star volleyball team. Community Affairs Board. Dean ' s List. Sims Scholar. Phi Theta Kappa Amest, Elizabeth Scott Index 181 Atkins, Mary Sue; Spanish-American Club. Intramurals. Spanish Award 1979. Brevard Swim Team-coach. Scuba Div- ing Class-assistant, Honor Roll Austin, William Bryant III Baisley, Kevin Robert Baker. John Alan Baker. Sequin Angelique Bare, Gregory Neil; Mentors Student Association. Social Board. Delphians. Student Ambassadors; Clarion stall. Com- munitj Affairs Board ravlor Dormitory president Barnwell, Donna Annette; Who ' s Who; Basketball. Volley- ball, Phi Theta Kappa Ban. Carol Lynne; Student Association. Social Board, Com- munity Affairs Board. Jones Dormitory president Bedenbaugh, Charles Bart Benbow, Theodore Miller; Delphians Westminister Fellow- ship Birckner, Victor Preston; Collegiate Singers, Chamber Choir. Pertelote stall-photographer Bittinger. John Sadidge Blackmon. Angela Paulette; Tornado Club, Spanish- American Club. Basketball Blank, Bryan Tommas; Cheerleader, Intramurals Bondy, [oanne Beatrice; Nemos, Student Ambassadors, Intra- murals Bonitz, Barbara Ann Boykin, Michael Steven; Mentors. Student Ambassadors — chairperson. Tornado Club, Canterbury Club Bradley, lames Horace Bridges, Mary Lea, Nemos, Tornado Club. Basketball Bhttain, Sandra Renae, Student Ambassadors, Tornado Club — president, Methodist Student Movement, Intramurals Bruch, Walter Douglas. Cheerleader Bryson. Patricia Lynn; Big Sisters. Tornado Club. Christian Council-secretary Kappa Chi-secretary Bullock, Pamela Dawn, Big Sisters, Nemos. Homecoming Court, Who ' s Who Spring Court Bumette, Pamela Sentelle Burrell, Timothy Christopher Bums. Rodrick Duncan Burton, Karen Lee Cannon, Steve Randal Capin, John Clark; Student Association, Social Board, De- phians-president Tennis, Coll. Intramurals Champion, Lamar Stanley Cilley, Susan Huggins Clifton, Stanley Berrick Jr Coan, Barbara Anne; Dav Student Club - president. Tennis. Intramurals Cole, Gary Don; Intramurals Collins, Steven Zvi; Mentors. Student Association, Social Board. Masquers-activities coordinator, Community Affairs Board, Green Dormitory-president, The Curious Savage, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum Connell. Susan Terese Cope, Deborah Lynn; Phi Theta kappa Corn, Teresa Frances Cox, Paula Charlene Craig, James Robert; Track Intramurals, Athletic Commiltee, Region ID Champion-400 meters Crane, Deborah Kay; Student Association, Social Board. Cla- rion stall-editor. Community Affairs Board Finian ' s Rain- bow Cromplon, Kathryn Ramsey; Collegiate Singers. Chamber Choir, Oratorio Chorus, Intramurals Currin, Rodney Parker; Mentors-secretary, Masquers-vice president. Christian Council, Kappa Chi. Collegia le Singers. Chamber Choir; Oratorio Chorus, Pertelote stall, Who ' s Who, Concert Band, Finian ' s Rainbow, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum Danese, Marjorie Dianne; Tornado Club. Pertelote staff. Vol- leyball. Women ' s Basketball slats Daniel, Alton Scott; Mentors Daniel. Richard Bradley Darden, Barbara; Big Sisters, Spanish-American Club- secretary Date, Catherine Aikin, Nemos, Cheerleader Davis, Carol May; Masquers, Spanish-American Club, Colle- giate Singers, Intramurals Davis, Janet Ellen; Dean ' s I isl Davis, William Jeffrey Dieppa, Juan Carlos Dickens, Tammy Lynn; Nemos, Basketball, Volleyball, Honors and Awards Committee Dickinson, Andrew |onalhan; Soccer Dismore, Thomas Bertram Doyle, Mary Elizabeth; Collegiate Singers. Oratorio Chorus, Clarion stall Dozier, Mary Melissa; Collegiate Singers, Concerl Band Duffy, Barbara Marie Dulin, Mary K y; Student Ambassadors Pertelote sl.il I Chiaroscuro stall Early, Judith Ann; Methodist Student Movement Clanon staff, Phi Theta Kappa, Dean ' s List; Limestone College-Honor Roll, May Court. Cheerleader-co-captain; Social Board Early, Timothy Eugene; Mentors. Intramurals Edwards, Floresa Mozelle; Student Ambassadors, Westmin- ster Fellowship, Basketball; Intramurals Ellis. Nancy Francine; Sludenl Association. Social Board. Ne- mos-president, Student Ambassadors, Intramurals-tenms Ereth, Kathleen Kay; Cheerleader. Homecoming Court, Intra- murals, Spring Dance Court, Volteyball-scorekeeper Fisher, Deborah Ann; Nemos Basketball, Intramurals, Mens Basketball-stats Flinchum, Glenda Kay; Big Sisters, Nemos, Masquers. Stu- dent Ambassadors Collegiate Singers-secretary ' lreasurer; Chamber Choir-secretary treasurer Finian ' s Rainbow; A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum Flynn, Flay Herbert Fogle, Virginia Michele; Masquers, Tornado Club. Spanish- American Club. Christian Council, Kappa Chi, Collegiate Singers Fortune, Holly Bernadette; Collegiate Singers, Concert Band, ]azz Band Foster, Janet Lynn Foster, Lisa Leigh; Big Sisters; Pertelote staff-business man- ager Franklin. Ernest Cecil; Mentors. Delphians, Pertelote staff, Intramurals Geisewite, Sandra Lynn; Spanish-American Club. Collegiate Singers Harrison, Nan Elizabeth Hawkins, Maridee Elaine; Big Sisters-vice president. Nemos. Sludenl Ambassadors, Christian Council, Kappa Chi. Colle- giate 5mgers, Homecoming Court, Who ' s Who. Phi Theta Kappa-vice president, Choir Board-sophomore representa- tive. Concert Band, Spring Court-princess Healey, Carolyn Ruth Heard, Archibald Baker Henley, Marysia Henry, William Walden Hensley, Douglas Kim Henson, Bobby Garland Jr. Herron, Kevin Douglas Hester, William Michael; Delphian, Intramurals Hirata, Kunika; Nemos, Phi Theta Kappa Hoke, John Henry III Holbrook, Jacqueline Ann Holder, Julie Anne; Big Sisters. Day Students Club Holladay, Jenny Lynn; Big Sisters-secretary treasurer; Stu- dent Ambassadors, Charion stall, Kappa Chi-president, Christian Council, Student Association. Social Board, Nemos; Spanish-American Club Holmes, Melody Lynn Holt, Edward Kent; Soccer Holt, John Douglas Honecker, Lynne Kathryn Hoover, Kimberly Rae; Big Sisters. Spanish-American Club; Christian Council, Kappa Chi, Who ' s Who Hord, Joe Lawrence Jr.; Tornado Club, Baptist Student Un- George, John Ladell; Clarion staff; Track-captain, Cross Country-captain. Intramurals Gibbs, Glenn Gilbert; Intramurals Gibby. Beverly Cheryl, Masquers, Chrislian Council, Colle- giate Singers, Chamber Choir, Oratorio Chorus, Pertelote Staff; Finian ' s Rainbow, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum Gibson. William Mark Goble, Dotti Denise, Intramurals volleyball Griffin, Norman Nathaniel Griffis, Hilda Jean Gross, Hazel Linda; Intramurals Gutknecht, Edward Edmond Gwaltney, Stephen King Ha. re. Randy Alan Hale, Evelyn Patricia Hall, Alan Stirling, Masquers. Tornado Club Hamilton, Roberta June Harayama, Koji Harper, David Scott Harper, David Wayne Harriger, Donna Renee; Big Sisters; Student Association, Irishman Representative; Social Board, Pertelote slall-co editor-in-chief; Who ' s Who, Marshal-chief; Phi Theta Kappa president. Academic Standards Committee Religious Life i ommittee; Dean ' s List Harris, Susan Rae; Nemos Pertelote Slatl, Intramurals Harris, William Jefl Harrison, Charles Elbert ion, Christian Council, Golf. Intramurals Homer, David Steele; Mentors. Christian Council, Kappa Chi-vice president. Basketball Jeffreys, Robert Fulton Jenkins, Russell Keith Jones, Alvin Bradlev Jones, Eva Katherine; Masquers-treasurer; Spanish American Club, Christian Council, Kappa Chi. Collegiale Singers. Chamber Choir. Stage Band. Concert Band Finian ' s Rain- bow, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum Jones, Ronald Dean; Mentors, Tornado Club, intramurals Kaufman, Kathryn Lynne; Nemos, Cheerleader, Tennis Kendall, Robert Michael Kern, Cynthia Diane Kilstrom, Brian Eric Kinard, Alicia Lunnette; Who ' s Who, Dean ' s List, Student Marshal, Phi Thela Kappa-secretary Kinnear, Freddie; Soccer Kirby, Robin Smith III Kirchner, Laura Marie Kiski, I ii-.liil-,|. n | ' hi I heta Kappj Kitchen, Teresa Carlson Knight, John Frasuer Koana, Tadaaki; Who ' s Wh« Koch, Julie Katherine; Nemus Kraut , Stephanie Lynn Krug. Laurie Elizabeth Lattimore, Franklin Chitwood; Menhirs, student Ambassa- dors. Collegiate Singers Chamber Choir, Intramurals 182 Index ledbetler, John Michael, Mentors Clarion stall Lee, Mark Colin; Mentors. Soccer Lee, William Keith Leonard. Michael David Licata, Samuel Alan; Soccer Little. lohn Dewitt; 5tudenl Association. Who ' s Who; Sw laJ Board vice president Loftin, )eltrey Arrus, WlmsWho. Soccer-captain Phi Then Kappa Lougher. Robert Wynne Lowdermilk, Mark Houston; Student Association, Judicial Board Delphians- treasurer secretary Masquers Sludenl Am- bassadors, Tornado Club, Spanish -American Club, Canter- bury Club Clarion sl.trt Finian ' s Rainbow; Parent ' s Day Committee West Beam Dormitory- vice president McCracken, Anna Kathryn; Masquers -secretary Tomado Club. Christian Council. Methodist Student Movement. Col- legiate Singers McEntire, Milch Davis McFarland. Michael Benjamin; Clarion stall, Intramurals. Phi Theta Kappa McGee, Vance Cornelius III McCowan, Margaret Lea McLeroy. Dan Mammon Jr.; Mentors-vice presidenl. Student Association-lreshman representative; Social Board, Tomado Club, Cheerleaden -co-captain McManus. Sheila Lynn; Baptist Student Union. Basketball Tennis; Intramurals, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Volley- ball Machen. Glenn Weldon; Tornado Club; Intramurals Magness. Beverly Ann; Student Ambassadors. Tornado Club, Spanish- American Club; Canterbury Club Mann, John Wesley Marshall. Joan Elizabeth Mathews. Charles Harold Mayberry, Bret Duane Melvin. John David Metcalf, Jerry Raleigh Meyer, Karen Elizabeth; Student Association, Nemos- secretary treasurer; Masquers-president, Student Ambassa- dors. Tornado Club; Canterbury Club, Collegiate Singers. Community Affairs Board-chairman Miale Annette Suzanne; Big Sisters, Student Ambassadors, Tomado Club, Who ' s WTio. Tennis. Intramurals. Phi Theta Kappa Miller, Lisa Lee; Tennis, Intramurals Miner, Austin Charles; Masquers. Tomado Club; Collegiate Singers. Chamber Choir. Oratorio Chorus. Concert Band, Jazz Band, Clarion Staff, Pertelote Staff. Intramurals Minick, Debra Lynn; Nemos, Tomado Club; Cheerleaders- captain Molton, Marcie Lynn Monts, Susan Jeanette Moore, Stephen Wilson Multord, Donna Marie; Student Association; Jones Dorm -old wing president, Social Board Murphy, Eileen Marie; Pertelote. Resident Assistant-Stemey Dorm Murphy. Mary Carolyn Nakaya, Shizuko Nash, Suzanne; Big Sisters; Student Association, Judicial Board, Canterbury Club. Phi Theta Kappa; Soccer-score keeper. Intramurals; Senator-East Beam vice president; Honor Roll. Honors and Awards Committee Nolte, Elana Maurine Norton, Robert Gardner Ogsbury, Jeanne Elizabeth; Collegiate Singers, Concert Band, Jazz Band; Phi Theta Kappa Palmer. Bonnie Denise Perez- Barroso, Loretta Veronica Peters, Gordon Hugh Pierce, Cheryl Lynn Plott, David Edward; Mentors Prange. David Elliott, Basketball Pustorino, Christopher Wallace Radford, Richard Thomas Rayfieid, Dianne Patricia; Big Sister, Tomado Club Reardon, James Michael Regimand, Hassan; Soccer Renn, Julie Anne Roberts, William Edmunde Jr. Roop. Yvonne Patrice; Student Association, Social Board, Ne- mos. Tomado Club. Baptist Student Union, Clarion Staff, In- tramurals Rothell, Joseph Nathan; Cheerleaders Rubin, Curtis Edward; Mentors. Student Ambassadors, Soc- cer; Intramurals Rudisill, Christopher Scott; Tornado club Russell. Gary Stuart; Mentors-president, Collegiate Singers. Chamber Choir Rutherford, Robert Shelton St. John, Leah; Big Sisters; Collegiate Singers. Phi Theta Kappa Salisbury, Tanya Lynne Schad, David Mark; Tennis Schroeder, Susan Elaine Sharpe, Sue Chapman Shirley, Michael Scott Shytle, Jane Ansley; Student Ambassador Singletary. Scott Bryan; Mentor, Student Assoaation-jud; vice-president. Judicial Board-chairman, Collegiate Singers, Chamber Choir, Charion Staff, Pertelote Staff-co-editor-in- chief. Who ' s Who; Phi Theta Kappa-recording secretary, Community Affairs Board, College Bowl Team, Dean ' s List Smart, Lisa Ann; Day Students Club. Phi Theta Kappa Smith, Dale Clarence Smith, Julia Carson Smith, Mason William III Snyder, Randy Lee Synder, Thomas Allen Springs, Carl Hubert Stamey, Mitchell William Starkey, Sally Lynn Stevens, Laura Lee; Student Association, Social Board- histonan. Nemos-vice president, Canterbury Club, Who ' s Who; Intramurals, Community Affairs Board Stinnett, Robert Tim; Soccer Styres, Robert Newland; Tornado Club, Tennis, Intramurals Sullivan, Jacquelyn Ann Sullivan, Jeffrey Clinton; Chiaroscuro Staff; Soccer Summers, Robert Sherrill Sutton, Cecilia Larie; Big Sisters, Baptist Studenl Union, Col- legiate Singers-president, Chamber Choir; Stage Band, Con- cert Band, Who ' s Who, Phi Theta Kappa, Music Freshman Award Tanaka, Misae; Phi Theta Kappa, Baptist Student UntOn; Basketball; Tennis, Volleyball, Intramurals. Big Sisters, Eng- lish Award, History Award, Dean s List; Who ' s Who Taylor, William Robert Tedder, Mary Jane; Intramurals Thomas, Rebecca Lee Timber-lake, Anthony Dwayne; Tomado Club; Student Asso nation, [udicial Board, Basketball-captain; Taylor Dorm- vice president, Community Affairs Committee Todd, Mike) Kent; Track-co-captain. Intramurals; Who ' s Who Tsuchida, Toshio; Canterbury Club Vance, Elizabeth Hay; Nemos, Spanish-American Club Vinson, Sharon Darlene Voss, William Horace Wall, David Ralph Waters, Sally Kate; Masquers, Collegiate Singers, Oratorio Chorus, Finian ' s Rainbow; The Curious Savage; A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum al Waynick, Teresa Annette; Nemos, Phi Theta Kappa Weaver, Robert Edgar Welch, [ames Earl Wells, Tom McCarter Wells, William Franklin Wentworth, Jeff Duane; Mentors. Who ' s Who, Phi Theta Kappa. Track-co-captain, Cross Country-co-captain, Intra- murals Werner, Carol Susan; Big Sisters, Homecoming Queen, Can- terbury Club Westmoreland, Scott Leslie White, Lillian Templeton; Big Sisters-president; Student Am- bassadors. Spanish-American Club-president; Christian Council. Kappa Chi. Who s Who, Phi Theta Kappa, Intra- murals-cross Country first place, Graduation Committee, 1979 Westminster Fellowship Award. The Curious Savage; A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum Whitmire, Joyce Ann; Nemos, Basketball-captain Willenborg, Debra Lisa; Clarion staff. Nemos, Spanish- American Club-Assistant Public Relations, Dean ' s List, Honor Roll Williams, Marianne Willis. Carol Jean; Spanish-American Club, Volleyball Wilson, Robin Safrit Winecoff, Mary Eva; Big Sisters, Student Ambassadors, Methodist Student Movement, Who s Who, Pertelote Staff, Phi Theia Kappa, Admissions Committee Wise, William Frederic; KapPa Chi, Collegiate Singers, Ora- torio Chorus, Pertelote Staff Wood, William Kevin Yamanaka. Mitsuyuki; Phi Theta Kappa Yoshihama, Jun Young, Charlotte May; Big Sisters, Student Association- secretary, Social Board-secretary, Who ' s Who, Intramurals Zeiger, Robert Scott Zimmerman, James Edward; Masquers, Tornado Club Perte- lote Staff Index 183 As we approach the conclusion of another year, we find ourselves not only reflecting back on what we have accomplished but looking ahead to a seemingly bleak and uncertain future. Presently, the world lies on the verge of upheaval as the Iranians hold the world hostage, the Soviets threaten the existence of democracy and the draft seems sure to be reinstated. Through all of these crises, we must put our lives in perspective and establish our role in the ultimate diminishing of these and other international conflicts. Because of the uncertainty of the future of our world, it is frightening to realize that we will shape the future of a planet that sometimes seems to have no shape at all. This is the conclusion of only one short phase of our lives, but the conclusion of this phase marks the beginning of another. It is only through believing in ourselves as a country and as individuals that we shall find the determination and the will to overcome. Reprinted by permission from TIME, The Weekly Newsmagazine. Copyright Time I 184 Conclusion Conclusion I 185 186 Conclusion Conclusion 187 w: 188 i Conclusion Conclusion I 189 190 l Conclusion ■ ■ ' ■ Conclusion 191 r j May the road rise up to meet you, May the wind be always at your back, May the sun shine warm upon your face, And the rain fall softly upon your fields, And until we meet again, May God hold you in the palm of His hand. An ,( Irish Verse 192 Conclusion Pertelote Staff Donna Harriger Scott Singletary Pnscilla Chamlee Lisa Foster Eileen Murphy Preston Birckner Steve Rabey Akihide Miyamura Mary Doyle Anna Barden Kitty Brandon Alison Cooperman Margie Danese Cathy Dill Ernest Franklin Susan Harris Brenda Perkins Angela Upright Eva Winecoff Jim Zimmerman Kent Todd Pat Austin Morris Kenig Co-Editor-in-Chief Co-Editor-in-Chief Adviser Business Manager Index Photographer Contributing Photographer Contributing Photographer Contributing Photographer Staff Contributing Artist Contributing Photographer Keys Representative The 1980 edition of the Pertelote was compiled 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. Body copy is set in 10 point Palatino, captions in 8 point Palatino, and headlines are set in 24 point Palatino. Introduction pages are set in 18 point Palatino Italic The press run is 854 copies. ro