Brevard College - Pertelote Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1982 volume:

PERTELOTE 1982 BREVARD COLLEGE Brevard, NC Volume 48 Introduction 1 When we arrived at Brevard this year, each of us began a new life. Whether we were sophomores or freshmen we faced a lot of new experiences. Sophomores saw the appearance of a new point and fine system, resident tutors and teachers. There was a new group of leaders, the Resident Assistants (the student down the hall who kept telling you to turn your stereo down). Sophomores experienced a new feeling of importance and leadership. They grew in responsibility and maturity. Freshmen moved into their dorms with apprehension and slight cases of homesickness that soon gave way to a feeling of belonging. 2 Introduction The eighty-nine Day Students became a bigger part of campus life more so than in years before. All the students united on Derby Day to fight for the honor of their respective dorms and to meet new people. Many lasting friendships developed the first few weeks of school, and life became easier for everyone. Introduction 3 4 Introduction Introduction 5 If you just happened to be up at one thirty or two in the morning some night, you probably saw a couple of lights around the finally silent dorms. Inside there was, inevitably, some poor, sleepy soul memorizing chemistry equations or doggedly writing a term paper due at eight o ' clock the next morning. It was here at Brevard that we began to learn to accept responsibility and the importance of staying one step ahead of the next class assignment. 6 Introduction . The Social Board provided many things for us to do with our friends. Every Thursday night we could all meet in the Student Union and be entertained by Keir Irmiter, Greg Greenway, or other talented people including fellow students. At least one night every weekend we could enjoy a Greek night dance, Casino night, Toga party, or even a Halloween party. Three nights a week students could view such current films as Every Which Way But Loose, Capricorn One, and The Song Remains the Same. The gathering places for friends were many; we met on the wall, at the Storm Cellar, at Pizza Hut; and we discovered a new place to go in Brevard, Le Chat Allee. Introduction 7 8 Introduction Introduction 9 Brevard provided many extracurricular activities for students looking for something other than study. The East Beam women got together twice a week to dance themselves into shape while others hiked to such places as Looking Glass Rock and Chimney Rock for exercise and enjoyment. 10 Introduction The Life and Culture Series this year provided a great many different forms of entertainment. One of the highlights of the series was Preston, The Magician. Students are not likely to forget Preston ' s amazing power over their friends through hypnosis. Another treat was the presentation of Once Upon A Mattress ' ' in the newly renovated Dunham Auditorium. Even Brevard ' s own faculty was represented when Artist-in-Residence, Anthony Sirianni, impressed everyone with his excellent performance. Many groups on campus attracted students. In clubs or teams students became acquainted with others who had the same interests. We could join clubs reflecting our religious beliefs such as Kappa Chi, the Methodist Student Movement, and the Canterbury Club. We could also join academic or athletic clubs such as Phi Theta Kappa, the Swim Club or the Rugby Club. The Spanish Club and Circle K were among the cultural and service organizations on campus. Several new clubs were formed to widen the selection for students. These included a Young Republicans group, a campus firefighters group and students who gathered to play dungeons and dragons ' ' on Sunday nights. Introduction 1 1 12 Introduction I i Fll lfE,w «ju l Iv — - •■ Lf Introduction 13 Students served on various committees and publication staffs while others chose to participate in inter-collegiate athletics, music and drama. Athletic students provided excitement for fans of soccer, volleyball, cross country, basketball, track, tennis and women ' s Softball. Numerous students participated in intramurals. Music students took part in both concert and stage bands and in various vocal ensembles. Drama students were members of both drama classes and casts of campus-wide play productions. Reasons for choosing Brevard were many, often including the beauty of the western North Carolina mountains. Students came from twenty-four states and nine foreign countries. They came from Florida, New York, Wisconsin, Georgia, and our own North and South Carolina. 14 Introduction An exchange of cultures took place among those students from the U.S. and the large number of people from other lands attending Brevard. We made friends with people from Greece, Holland, Japan, Venezuela and several other countries. Each of the students from every state and every country added a little piece of himself to the Brevard community. The outside world appeared huge and menacing, but we felt safe in our own world surrounded by the fifty-year-old stone wall. With the assassinations and attempted assassinations of world leaders, a shuttle traveling to space and back, and other amazing happenings surrounding us, we still discovered our own small place in the universe here at Brevard. Introduction 15 Voyager Eager for the darkness, You stretch the sac of Earth And rip her atmosphere. Gantry-less, unbreathing, Complete within your hull, You leave your screams behind Trajectory computed (Corrections self-controlled), You carry golden codes To greet the universe. 16 Introduction Table Of Contents Introduction 1 Activities 18 Campus Life 20 Organizations 46 Sports 76 Dorm Life 97 College Community Aaministration And Staff 106 Faculty 114 Sophomores 126 Freshmen 151 Patrons 170 Index 186 Table Of Contents 17 m 18 Activities .. - • ACTIVITIES Activities 19 20 Campus Life Moving In And Registration Convey The Excitement Of A New Year The Brevard School Year of 1981 and 1982 began on August 23 for Freshmen and August 25 for the returning Sophomores. The chaos of moving boxes, beds, and stereos lasted for hours, followed by time for becoming reacquainted with old friends and meeting new ones. R.A. ' s. Mentors, and Big Sisters helped freshmen adjust to a new way of life. On August 26. everyone registered for classes. Amid throngs of students and faculty members, individuals spent confusing hours arranging class schedules to get just the right section of English Even with all the hassle of moving in and registration, we survived to begin an exiting year at Brevard. Left: Bethany Neach and a friend lift one last stereo box Center Left: Families and friends alike help move essentials into Jones Dorm Bottom Left: Matthew Rumph makes one more trip through Beam lobby Below Associate Dean for Student Development. Bobbie Jean Nicholson, uses the computer to help Sophomore Steve Rabey decide on his courses while Layton Long waits his turn. Moving In And Registration 21 Green And E. Jones Win Derby Day Titles On Derby Day, August 29, 1981 , brightly colored T-shirt clad participants fought to defend the honor of their respective dorms. Sponsored by the Social Board, Derby Day featured such exciting events as a watermelon eating contest, Izzy Dizzy Relay, Musical Water Buckets, an egg toss and volleyball. The men ' s competition resulted in Green Dorm placing first, with West Beam, Ross Hall, and Taylor following. East Jones captured first place for the women with second place going to West Jones and third to East Beam. A local band, Clear Creek, provided entertainment with a flair of country, blue grass, and rock and roll. An outdoor picnic by the pool resulted in many new friendships. Right Derby Day entertainment is provided by Clear Creek, a local band I Below Right: Tim Swan proves that the Izzy Dizzy Relay is a mind boggling event Below The two remaining contestants give a big splash during Musical Buckets Bottom: Green Representatives. Brad Walters and DC Taylor, go for the ultimate in watermelon eating 22 Derby Day lichelle Smart Named Queen Homecoming at Brevard. October tenth. was filled with electric excitement. It was a time for celebrating and reuniting old friends The day began with the Tornado soccer team ' s defeat of Spartanburg-Methodist College by a score of 3-0 During the game ' s halftime. the Homecoming Court was introduced. The representatives were: Sophomores. Tawny Brown. Mimi Burton. Kim Burrell. Lori Knight. Mary Lineberger. Mary Gay Michaels. Sandy Nelson, and Michelle Smart; Freshmen. Billie Beard. Cecil Collier. Yancy Grayson. Meg Kwasnik. Lisa Miller. Andrea Nalley. Linda Stewart, and Cherie Tinsley Everyone was anxious to find out who would be named Homecoming Queen at the dance. The live band Stratus was the featured entertainment. The basic rock and roll and the 60s extravaganza they performed earned many compliments from the students. At 10:00 p.m.. the Homecoming Queen and Princess were announced The new princess. Yancy Grayson was escorted by Peter Tresnan. Michelle Smart, escorted by Mike Bowman was crowned the 1981 Homecoming Queen. Princess Yancy Grayson Above Queen Michelle Smart and her escort. Mike Bowman cross the field during the introduc- tion of the court. Homecoming 23 Beam, Day Students And Jones Billie Beard Jones Freshman Representative Tawny Brown Day Student s Sophomore Representative Kim Burrell Day Student s Sophomore Representative £$9 Mimi Burton Jones ' Sophomore Representative Above Stratus performs lor the Homecoming dance 24 Homecoming Represented By Sixteen Court Members Mary Lineberger Jones Sophomore Representative Mary Gay Michaels Beam s Sophomore Representative Lisa Miller Jones Freshman Representative Homecoming 25 Dancing To Stratus Climaxes Weekend ■40®r$ ■Jfefi ™ It— ■ - — — .cr c ■ - H Bbaatf . ■ Vi. ' j i? 2 HI S?£. W t By 40ove Stratus plays another rock and roll tune from the sixties Andrea Nalley Jones Freshman Representative Sandy Nelson Beams ' Sophomore Representative Linda Stewart Day Student s Sophomore Representative Cherie Tinsley Day Student ' s Freshman Representative 26 Homecoming Ghouls Present Themselves At Ross Holl Saturday night. October 31 . was a memorable night for most of the Brevard College students. Halloween night. 1981. was highlighted by a masquerade party and contest sponsored by Ross Hall. Carolyn Blount and Steve Plotter, who dressed as Tarzan and Jane, won the contest. Many students traveled to Hendersonvllle for their Halloween terror: a viewing of the film Halloween . Whether students were out for tricks or treats, a bewitching time was had by all. Top Right: One of the pumpkins from the Jones Hall Pumpkin contest glows with an evil grin Top Left Punked mouseketeers Jim Hickey and Jennifer Darby show the punk union symbol. Left: Dr Joan Goodnight and her competent assistant Animal prepare for surgery Above: Wild Woman Gemma Digh, Samuri Student Dee Dee Eley and Jelly Bean Bag Sandra Spenuk prepare to leave for Ross Hall Halloween 27 Students Welcome Parents To Campus This year, the month of November was highlighted by Parents ' Weekend and the grand reopening of Dunham Auditorium. This first weekend of the month proved to be a big success. Friday night. November 6th, the basketball team demonstrated that they were ready for action when they surged on to a victory over Asheville-Buncombe Technical College. The same evening, the Drama Department presented Once Upon A Mattress ' ' in the completely remodeled Dunham Auditorium. Under the direction of Mr. Sam Cope, the production premiered on Thursday night followed by performances on Friday and Saturday nights. Both students and their parents had the opportunity to enjoy the production. Saturday morning, parents were welcomed to meet President Martinson and Dean Wray and talk with the faculty and administrators while enjoying a Continental breakfast served in the cafeteria. During the lunch hour, the Brevard College Concert Band presented a variety of selections at a concert on the lawn. In the afternoon, the soccer and cross country teams enhanced the exitement of the weekend. The harriers ran their course well just before the soccer team defeated Spartanburg Methodist College in overtime. The women ' s basketball team also scrimmaged and won four of the four quarters played against Mars Hill College ' s varsity team. Many parents and students enjoyed the Big Band Concert presented by the Jazz Band on Saturday night. Dr. John Upchurch, band director, spotlighted many student performers while other students and their parents foxtrotted, waltzed, and even shagged. Students and parents ended this memorable reunion by attending the Sunday morning worship in the gym. Overall, the weekend was a complete success. Top Right: She ain ' t heavy, she ' s my mother, ' ' says Craig Stauffer. Bottom Right Queen Aggravain (Susan Eastwood) expresses her concern for her son. Prince Dauntless (Len Brown), and his choice of a Princess in a scene from the fall production which premiered on Parents Weekend Below Members of the soccer team encourage each other at halftime during the Parents Weekend game 28 ' Parents ' Weekend Above Left: John Gano. his mother, and grandmother relax during the intermission between acts of Once Upon A Mattress Above: Parents deltght in the music of their generation at the Big Band Dance Left: Lisa Fisher and her parents visit with Math professor Don Lander at t he Continental Breakfast. Parents ' Weekend 29 Fall Production Premieres In Remodeled Dunham. The Drama Department ' s magnificent production, Once Upon A Mattress, was the opening production in the totally renovated Dunham Auditorium. With the stage fully lighted and arrayed in brightly colored props, the audience, as well as the cast, knew that the play could be nothing but a success. Mr. Sam Cope, Professor of Music and Theater Arts and Director of Brevard College ' s super theatrical productions, was pleased with the overall performance of this year ' s successful accomplishments. The hilarious musical was based on the fairy tale, The Princess and The Pea. Talented thesbians and musicians worked long hours with lighting and sound technicians and stage crews to impress their audience. The highlight of the play was the grand finale which featured the entire cast, the orchestra, and a fifteen-foot bed of mattresses. Top Right The Queen (Susan Eastwood) voices her opinion as Ihe King (Allen Barbee) and the young Prince (Len Brown) quietly listen. Middle Right The Jester (Joey Wiggins) and Minstrel (John Barden) perform a soft-shoe dance Right The cast exhibits a happily ever after finale Above: Lady Larken (Cindy Shortle) and her Knight (Kyle Genaway) sing songs of promise 30 Once Upon A Mattress ' ' Once Upon A Mattress 31 Glimpses Of The Past And Future The Life and Culture Series presented many interesting lecturers, musicians, and other entertaining productions. A new feature of the Series this year was the Wednesday morning presentations, which many students found very convenient. The Brevard Chamber Orchestra opened the year with a fine performance. Dr. Martinson officially began the school year with an inspiring, challenging personal word to the student body. Dr. John Mcketta, advisor on energy matters to President Reagan, spoke on the Future of Mankind. In his speech, he predicted the effects of rapid developments on man. In October, Preston, the Miracle-ist returned to an enthusiastic crowd of almost 2,000 people. His act consisted of magic wands, disappearing milk, and white rabbits, but the real show-stopper of the evening was shown through his amazing hypnotic skills. This hypnosis brought cheers and laughter from the crowd and total submission from the participants as they were told to sing, hula, and give a hilarious alphabet speech. Other events included concerts by the Collegiate Singers, Oratorio Chorus, Chamber Choir, the Concert Band, and the Stage Band. The Life and Culture Series climaxed the first semester with a Christmas Concert and the annual lighting of the Christmas tree with President Martinson giving a thoughtful devotion. Top: Pictured is actor Charles Pace, who appeared in his one man play, Young Mr. Douglas . Below Dean Wray. Mr Ray Fisher, and Tommy Taylor await the opening processional of Fall Convocation in the lobby of the gym Right Dr John McKetta eloquently describes futuristic life in the United States to his audience 32 ' Life and Culture f jfl z 1 HNf l i ft Wffir Top Left Mac Frampton rendered a rock alternative on the piano for the Brevard community Top Right Preston. The Miracle-ist amazed the Life and Culture audience with his overwhelming hypnotic powers. Above: The Brevard Chamber Orchestra appeared as part of the Life and Culture Series under the direction of Brevard Colleges own Virginia Tillotson. Left The Travelers, a contemporary gospel group, performed such songs as Dig a Little Deeper in the Well Life and Culture 33 Musical Expression - Opera To Jazz ■ ■ Top Right The Collegiate Singers, under the direction of Lee Bratton, performed several limes for the Life and Culture Series Top Left Brevard ' s Artislin-Residence, Anthony Sinanni, gave an excellent piano concert second semester Center The National Opera Company presented Don Pasquale in English for the BC audience Right Dr Joe Mullins directs the Concert Band during the ceremonies Pefore the lighting of the Christmas tree 34 Life And Culture Second Semester at Brevard brought many new and interesting performers to the Life and Culture Series. These performers included Mac Frampton and his musicians in an unusual type of piano concert. The Western Brass and the BC Concert Band provided two evenings of musical entertainment. Drama came to Brevard with the National Opera Company ' s presentation of Don Pasquale and the campus performance of Boeing, Boeing. The Second Semester Life and Culture Series was highlighted by Christian Encounter Week and Dr. Harold Warlick, Jr. ' s speeches on Finding Hope in a Fatalistic Age. Top Left: Bob McCoy entertained the students with his fine trumpeting ability during the Third Annual Western North Carolina State Band Festival Above: Dr. Harold Warlick. Jr . Director of Ministerial Studies at Harvard University lectured during Christian Encounter Week. Left: The members of the Western Brass from the University of Michigan were a hit at their performance during the second semester Life and Culture Series. Life And Culture 35 Responsibility And Discipline - Top: Jennifer Darby works behind Ihe desk in the library as part of her work study Right Steve Rabey waits patiently as Sherron Humphries makes a purchase at the College Bookstore Bottom Right Mike Fitzgerald spends his work study hours as an employee in the Storm Cellar Below Gene Slanton and Sandy Skornschek work behind Ihe scenes in the Student Union 36 Work Study attributes Of Working Students The Work Study program offers students a chance to work without interfering with their study time Many students pay for their educations through work study and others simply work to earn extra spending money. Those who are involved in work study are office assistants, secretaries, library assistants, and cafeteria and snack bar workers. There are many other jobs on campus but whatever the job. these students can earn money, learn responsibility, and still be devoted to their studies. Above Left: Phyllis Cagle helps Mrs. Roy in the Registrar s office Above Right Bill Welsh checks Stan Stone s ID as he enters the cafeteria. Left: John Delaney finds time to study while doing his work study |Ob of watching McLarty-Goodson Above Freda Stovall sorts pamphlets as part of her work study job in Office Services. Work Study 37 Students Highlight Coffeehouses The regular Thursday night Coffeehouses, held in the Strom Cellar of the Student Union, were a pleasing intermission from the weekly grind of classes and study. Every student and teacher attending will find it hard to forget such favorites as Keir Irmiter. Crow Johnson, and Greg Greenway. Keir Irmiter impressed everyone with his rendition of the Beatles, Jackson Browne, and Billy Joel songs. Crow Johnson, who held a songwriting seminar, overcame the audience with her own inspiring songs. Greg Greenway entertained students and alumni alike during the Homecoming weekend. This year also brought several weeks of student entertainment in which talented students played and sang their favorite melodies or their own compositions. The informal, relaxed atmosphere of the Coffeehouses added to the audience ' s enjoyment. 38 Coffeehouses Above Left Pete Neff performed during a March Coffeehouse Left The main attraction at this year s coffeehouses was Greg Greenway and his band, who played tor students lour times. Top Right Pierce Pettis sand and played the guitar for the student s enioyment. Above Allison Tanner and Greg Greenway Band member. Doug Wray. converse during a break from the performance Coffeehouses 39 Enthusiastic Dancers Make Weekends Exciting Each weekend a dance brightened the routine of the B.C. student body. The Social Board and the student resident halls sponsored several types of dances such as a masquerade dance, a toga dance and many disco dances. The masquerade dance brought a multitude of students costumed in every imaginable manner. The winner of the best costume award was Scott Merusi. who dressed as Captain Beam. Another successful dance was the Toga Dance held in the Student Union. The enthusiasm displayed and the large numbers of students helped keep Brevard alive on weekends. {, 1 ■ r! ' 1 • AL BW ' m m A Top Right Judy Parsons and PJ Jenkins pogo with wide eyes at Beam s costume party Center Right Caroline Yingling and Brad Walters give their punk version ol the classical Greek attire Right Everybody boogies to the best of one ol the many disco dances this year Above An enthusiastic nymph. Lon Field, shows off her toga at Greek Night 40 Dances Shuffle- r g Into The Holiday Spirit The 1981 Christmas season at Brevard was filled with Christmas trees, decorated doors, dorm parties, a candlelight service and even a party at President Martinson ' s house. The highlight of Christmastime at Brevard, though, was the Christmas dance featuring Shuffle. Students and faculty alike en|oyed the semi-formal evening in the colorfully decorated auxiliary gym. Shuffle provided a wide variety of music from hard rock and roll to country and western and beach music. Even though the dance competed with many other holiday events, it was definitely the hit of the evening. Top Left: Cathy Prevo and Ben Bailey get into Ihe holiday spirit at the Christmas dance Top Right Joan Goodnight and PJ Jenkins dance to the beat of Bad Mamma Jammer as played by Shuffle Center Left: Shuffle ' s guitarist plays it big for the camera. Above Sandy Nelson and Kenny Dabbs enioy the sounds of Shuffle Left: Shuffle played a wide variety of music at the Christmas Dance Christmas Dance 41 Hearts And Flowers - BC Valentine This year, the week of February 7-14 was filled with many exciting events. All week the Student Government sold carnations which were delivered on Saturday, the 13th. Red carnations were sent to sweethearts, pink to friends. and white to those we wanted to get to know better. Also. on Tuesday, everyone nominated their friends for the Valentine Court. On Friday, members of the court were announced. All day long on Saturday, Student Government members delivered carnations and Circle K members decorated the Auxiliary Gym with red, pink, and silver hearts and streamers. At 9:00 p.m., Saturday evening, semi-formally dressed BC students began to enter the gym for the culmination of the week ' s events. The candlelight and music set the mood for an exciting evening. The Robbin Banks Band provided hard-driving rock and roll. punk. Top-40, and music to slow dance to for those Valentine sweethearts. At 1 1 :00 p.m., Bill Forehand, President of the Student Government Association, announced the 1982 Valentine Court. Ricky Pitts and Andrea Nalley were named the Prince and Princess and D. B. Setzer and Mi mi Burton were named the King and Queen. Top Right: Sludenl Government member. Meredith Dobbins counts the amount ol red caranalions sold during the week before Valentine s Day, while Leslie Bogott fills out a ballot for the Valentine Court. Center Right: Brad Walters writes a secret message to be delivered with a carnation to his special friend, while others vote on members of the Valentine Court Above D B Setzer and Mimi Burton are chosen King and Queen of the dance Right: Mark Swanson and Beth Steeley enjoy a slow dance by the Robbin Banks Band. 42 Valentine ' s Dance Top Left Circle K member Karen Wehunl helps decorate for the Valentine Dance Top Right Valentine Court — Pete Mercier, Lone Hoffman. Kenny Dabbs. Susie Updyke. Yancey Grayson. Matt Bender. Hardy Ward. Michelle Smart. Ricky Pitts. Prince; Andrea Nalley. Princess. Mimi Burton. Queen. D B Setzer. King, Peter Tresnan. Beth Parker. Scott Hicks. Stephanie Danson Center Left Jeff Wightman and Michelle Morrison relax while the Robbie Banks Band takes a break Above: Cherie Tinsley agrees that the Valentine Dance was a hit Far Left A young dancer punks out as Robbin Banks Band guitarist clowns around with a rubber nose Left Angela Whittington and Cedric Nash put the finishing touches on Circle K s maior project of the year, the Valentine Dance Valentine s Dance 43 Greek Night Dorm Parties This year each dorm on campus sponsored dances and parties for Greek Night. There was a masquerade dance held in Beam lobby, a dance and live band sponsored by Green held in the cafeteria, and a toga dance held at the student union. These weekend Greek Nights brought much relief and rest to those students who wanted to let their hair down and get away from the books and studying for an evening of enjoyment. Above Right Craig Wilson and Karen Wehunt dance to the music at West Beam s Greek Night Above Darryl Lester plays another disco .record at a dance in the Student Union Right Ben Bailey shows off his shoulders in his toga. Far Right Greg Armijo performs with the band Fire and Ice at a Greek Night sponsored by Green Dorm. 44 Greek Night Up In The Air Comedy This year ' s Spring Production, under the direction of Mr. Sam Cope, was Boeing, Boeing, The play, presented in the Barn Theatre second semester, was about a bachelor, Bernard, played by Kyle Genaway and his three stewardess girlfriends Judith, played by Robin Ashe, Janet, played by Pam Brittingham, and Jacqueline, played by Dee Smith. Bernard only sees each girl when the other two have an out-of-town flight and each girl knows nothing of the other two. The plot thickens with the entrances of Bernard ' s friend Robert, played by Len Brown and Bernard ' s underpaid maid, Bertha, played by Victoria Rives. A storm causes the six characters to be thrown together in a hilarious scene. In the end. everything works out for Bernard and his friends and Bertha even gets a 25% raise. The BC community was well pleased with this year ' s Spring Play. Top Left: Len Brown memorizes his lines for his role as Robert. Above: Jacqueline (Dee Smith) questions Judith (Robin Ashe) about her presence in Bernard s (Kyle Genaway) apartment, while he and Robert (Len Brown) try to explain. Far Left: Kyle Genaway. in his role of Bernard, rehearses with Pam Brittingham as Janet in her departing scene. Left Robert (Len Brown) is propositioned by Judith (Robin Ashe). Below Bertha (Victoria Rives). Bernard s (Kyle Genaway) underpaid maid, serves coffee to him. Boeing. Boeing 45 46 Organizations SGA For You The Student Government Association of 1981-82 was committed to the betterment of student life. It sought to ensure that the students were justly and respectfully represented and to create mutual understanding between the student body and the college. The organization ' s projects included student service functions, adoption of club charters, public relations for the student body, and the organization of a campus radio station. S.G.A. officers were William Forehand, President; D. C. Taylor and John McMinn, Vice-Presidents of the Judicial Board; Allison Tanner, Vice-President of the Social Board; and Steve Lauria, Speaker of the Legislature. Top Left First Row Lee Jones. DeAnna Johnson. Stephanie Danson. Allison Tanner. Lon Knight. Meredith Dobbins. Suzie Updike. Debbie Adkins. Second Row Lane Yates, Nancy Luppino, Linda Stewart. Angela Whittington. Mimi Burton, Mary Lineberger, Lon Midyette, Debbie Farran, Third Row John McMinn, Brad Walters, Steve Launa. Lee Evans. David Julen. Kyle Genaway. Dewey Whitaker, Skeebo Hancock, Fourth Row: Ural Glanville, Chuck Byrd. D. C Taylor. Bill Forehand Center Left Lee Evans. D C Taylor, and other members ot the SGA listen intently during a meeting Above Secretary Angela Whittington and President Bill Forehand find the business at hand humorous- Left: Members of SGA. perform many unusual tasks Santa (D C. Taylor. J-Board Vice-President) gives Stephanie Danson, freshman representative for Beam Dorm, a gift. Student Government Association 47 Social Board Provides Entertainment The Social Board planned non-academic activities for students to help relieve some of the academic pressure they were under. The Social Board planned and cleaned up after every activity from coffeehouses and dances to the Spring Festival and selling carnations for Valentine ' s Day. The group also organized the Social Board calendar for the fall semester of 1982. The Social Board met on Monday nights and was led by president Allison Tanner. Above Right Students enjoy one of the many movies sponsored by the Social Board Above Pierce Pettis entertains students with music during one of the coffeehouses. Center Right: Liebe Clayton and John McCall demonstrate how to dance to the beat Right: Blake Tripp, Tony McCall. Ben Bailey. and John Hunnicutt wait for Chuck Byrd to deal the cards during casino night 48 Social Board Top Left David Julen and Darryl Lester keep the music flowing during a Social Board dance Center Left- Creative students make a human chair — |ust one of the many activities at Moonlight Madness Top Right Chuck Byrd. Debbie Farran. Bernard Strong. Mimi Burton. Brad Walters, Ural Glanville (Not pictured Allison Tanner. DeAnna Johnson. Steve Smith. Lori Knight. Lee Evans. Stephanie Danson. Susie Updlike. Lane Yates. Nancy Luppino. Linda Stewart. Debbie Farran, Skeebo Hancock ) Center Right Paul Brim and Social Board member DeAnna Johnson, dance to the beat during one of the many Friday night dances Left Vice-President Allison Tanner prepares to put on another record at the Toga Dance sponsored by Social Board. Social Board 49 Working For You Community Affairs Board consists of a representative from each major academic division, publication, club, and organization on campus. This group discusses such community affairs as parietal regulations, library policies, a new radio station and broken washers and dryers. The committee is headed by Ms. Virginia Tillotson and includes campus officials Dean Wray and Dean Scarborough. The Judicial Board is composed of the vice-presidents of the dorms and the Day Students Club. This committee was led by chairmen John McMinn and D. C. Taylor. The J-Board was a type of appeals court for students who received points and fines for Uniform Guidline violations. As sponsor Sherry Bowers stated, The purpose of this committee is to insure that students have received fair and unbiased disciplinary action. ' Top Right Chairperson Virginia Tilotson. Evelyn Lewis, Melanie Mullins. Rafael Gasti. and Mr Peler Burger discuss plans for the new library policy during a Community Affairs Board meeting. Center (clockwise) Judicial Board D C Taylor, Meredith Dobbins, Mary Lineberger. Kyle Genaway, David Drury, Charlotte Breed, Sherry Bowers, Carr Bullock, Steve Wilson. Jimmy Whitesides. David Julen. Karen Capps Right Community A fairs Board: First Row Cherl Harrison, Vivian Sardeson; Chairperson, Virginia Tillotson. Allison Tanner, Peter Burger, Lisa French Second flow Jennifer Morgan, Melanie Mullins, Leslie Holt Third Row Don Scarborough, Ray Fisher. David Phillips, Morris Wray. Carr Bullock. Evelyn Lewis. Rafael Gasti. Chuck Byrd, John McMinn. Charlotte Breed. Joe Austin, Phil Jenkins 50 Community Affairs Board Judicial Board Tour Guides Around Campus The Student Ambassadors assisted the admissions office in acquainting prospective students and their parents with Brevard College. The Ambassadors also helped with the annual Scholarship Day competition and assisted the admissions office with large mass mailings. One Saturday a month the Student Ambassadors helped the admissions staff with Preview 82-Visitation Day. Their other activities included talking informally with prospective students, conducting campus tours, and serving as hosts to students staying overnight on campus. The officers of Student Ambassadors this past year were P. J. Jenkins and Leslie Holt. Top Left First Row Pete Mercier. Skip Long Second Row Carolyn Blount, Melanie Mullins. Sandy Nelson. Verne Deason, Cindy Shortle, Ellen Cole, Ednanna Updike Thir d Row Nancy Williamson (Sponsor). Cathy Prevo, Evelyn Lewis, Gayle Cox, Lisa Fields, P J Jenkins, Cecil Collier, John Delaney Fourth Row Mark Canty, Alan Morrison. Bill Forehand, Mark Daughtry, John Euchner. Bill Tweed. Leslie Holt Center left: Student Ambassadors Co-Chairman, P J Jenkins and Assistant Dean of Admissions, Rick Hinshaw await arriving admissions officers from other colleges during College Day Above Sponsor Nancy Williamson discusses plans for the next Visitation Day with Student Ambassador Skip Long Left Student Ambassadors Skip Long and Pete Mercier and Admissions Counselor Bill Gash talk to prospective students during Visistation Day Student Ambassadors 51 Uniting Campus And Community The Day Students ' Club brought together the day students and got them involved in the social activities of the college life. This club worked to make the day student feel more a part of the campus life. This year ' s Day Students ' Club had their annual fall picnic in the forest and chose four girls from the club to be on the Homecoming Court. The club gave donations to the Sharing House in December, organized a garage sale in the spring, and concluded the year with a spring picnic. Leading this year ' s Day Students ' Club were: Chuck Byrd — President, Lori Midyette — Vice President. Patti Brooks — Secretary-Treasurer, with returning advisor, Mr. Alderman. Top Right Day students Tawny Brown, John Hunnicutt, Chuck Byrd, Keith Barnett, and Linda Stewart spend the time between classes playing pool Center. First Row Priscilla Chapman, Maria Sentelle. Julie Tritt, Phyllis Cagle, Chen Chester. Cheryl McDaris. Sarah Brewer, Second Row Wayne Bishop, Lori Midyette, Chuck Byrd, Patti Brooks, Nancy Luppino, Mr Alderman. Linda Stewart, Mark Robinson; Third Row. Linda Jones, Regina Wortman. Cherie Tinsley. Lynette Welder, Denise Beebe, Cindy Kilpatrick. Rebecca Owen, Barbara Burleson, Leslie Shipman, Valerie Jones, Jon Zillioux. Jeff Pressley. Cindy Poor, Lori Guffey. Vickie Johnson, Tawny Brown, Leslie Harris, Kim Burrell. Fourth Row: Karl Parks, Beverly Clement. Mark Midyette, Ben Bailey, John Hunnicutt, John McMinn. Keith Burnette. Tim Phillips. David Hyatt Below Valerie Jones and Cindy Robinson relax after a busy day Bottom Right SGA day student delegates Tawny Brown. Nancy Luppino. Chuck Byrd, and Linda Stewart study a new proposal 52 Day Student Club R. A. Program Begun The Resident Assistants, led by Dr. Sherry Bowers, met three days a week. The group provided friendship, peer counseling, educational, recreational, and social activities, and general assistance to the students of Brevard College. The activities the R.A. ' s sponsored for students and faculty included CPR, camping, hiking, athletic events, an apple polishing party for the faculty, and making a residence hall flag for Green Hall. The R.A. ' s have been a vital part of Brevard Campus. Top Left: Ural Glanville, R A. of Green Dorm Above Sandy Nelson, R A ol Beam, turning down the stereo, one of the many tasks of an R A. Left: First Row: Sandy Nelson, Cindy Shortle. Melanie Mullins: Second Row Lori Knight, Mark Warnock, Lisa Fields, John Delaney. Julie Calvert; Third Row. Mike Hershey, Gene Staton, Robin Smith; Fourth Row Jack Robinson, Craig Wilson. Dewey Whitaker. Bob Oakley, Ural Glanville, Below: Melanie Mullins, R.A. for E. Beam Dorm, decorates the Christmas tree. Resident Assistants 53 Lending A Helping Hand Big Sisters, a group of helpful Sophomores in each dorm, aided incoming boarding and day Freshmen with moving in and becoming oriented during their first new days at Brevard. The Big Sisters helped t o make the beginning of the freshman year a little easier to adjust to. They were always around to talk to or help in any way they could. This group was led by president Sarah McNeil and their sponsor this year was Charlotte Breed. The Big Sisters sponsored the Blood Mobile as their main service project. Top. Sieve Wilson does his part lo help the Bloodmobile drive sponsored by the Big Sisters Center First Row Karen Wehunt, Cathy Prevo. Evelyn Lewis, Tehani Tucker. Michelle Smart, Patsy Dickey, Sandy Nelson. DeAnna Smith. Second Row Yasuko Kawanobe. Junko Yoshida. Julie Calvert, President. Sarah McNeil, Lorie Hoffman, Tern Wood, Trisha Broadwell, Mary Gay Michaels. Mary Llneberger. Joan Goodnight Right The Bloodmobile was the Big Sisters ma|or protect this year. 54 Big Sisters Advice And Strong Arms The Mentors, led by President Joe Austin and sponsored by Charlotte Breed, was a campus service organization which helped new students, male and female, adapt to college life. What would the freshman girls have done without the Mentors to help them move in? This year, the Mentors have tried to be more visible and available to all students for advice or to just be a friend. Their efforts made life on the B.C. campus enjoyable and they should be commended for a job well done. Top Left: Frank Meadows helps Meg Kwasnik move in!?! Above President Joe Austin discusses the new Mentor charier with Alan Morrison Left First Row Joe Austin. Frank Meadows. Harold Walker. Lee Evans. Verne Deason, David Julen. Roger March. Ural Glanville. Kyle Genaway. Wayne Waters (vice-president). Charlotte Breed (sponsor) Bob Huskins Second Row. Chris Thompson. John McCall. Mike Hershey. Pete Mercier, Mike Bowman. Alan Morrison. Rafael Gasti. D C Taylor. Dan Clay. John Delaney. Allan Herndon. Dewey Whitaker Mentors 55 Encouraging Community Involvement Circle K. a service organization, was, during the past year, one of the most active clubs on campus. This energetic group sponsored a car wash, helped with the Valentine Dance, directed traffic for the Christmas Parade, and started an Adopt-A-Grandparent program. Through its numerous activities, Circle K provided leadership training and encouraged involvement in the community. Officers of the club included Pete Mercier, President; Bryan Batten. Vice-President; Lori Hoffman, Secretary; and Phil Wright, Treasurer. Top Right President Pele Mercier prepares lo call a meeting to order with the help of Craig Wilson and Wayne Waters Above: Members of Circle K vote on a new proposal during a meeting Right First Row Sandy Nelson, Melanie Mullins, Stephanie Danson, Wayne Wafers; Second Row Craig Wilson, Pete Mercier. Lone Hoffmann, Sarah McNeil, Philip Wright, Third Row. Cathy Prevo, DeAnna Johnson, Lou Pickens, Karen Capps, Mike Peveto. Paul Brim. DeAnna Smith, Tara McMillan, Fourth Row: Randy Ward, Karen Wehunt, Joe Austin, Gayle Cox, DC Taylor, Roger March, Bill Toole. Bill Forehand. Daryl Lester, Jimmy Whisnant 56 Circle K Top Left Sarah McNeil prepares to end Lorie Hoffmann s boredom during a Circle K meeting Left Center: John McMinn and D C Taylor put finishing touches on a truck during Circle K s car wash Top Right: A Circle K member who participated in the Christmas parade as The Grinch Who Stole Christmas is also known as Paul Brim. Left: Lou Pickens. D. C Taylor and Sarah McNeil goofing-off after getting all the floats down the road Above Daryl Lester and Brian B atten direct traffic during the Christmas Parade Circle K 57 An Evening With Faulkner The Delta Pi Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa worked throughout the year sponsoring teacher and staff appreciation days in the fall and giving parties for the maintenance crew and the foreign students. Delta Pi also held a tea for President Martinson, sponsored a program featuring James Faulkner, the nephew of William Faulkner, and a short story contest. The club had several film and discussion sessions. According to the national constitution, The purpose of Phi Theta Kappa is the promotion of scholarship, the development of leadership and service, and the cultivation of fellowship among students of community and junior colleges in the United States. The club was led by president Rafael Gasti and sponsors Dr. Clara Wood and Mr. Randy Jackson. Other officers included Secretary Tracy Kohring, Treasurer George Helton, and Historian Beth Parker. Top Right First Row Dr Clara Wood (sponsor) Awara Conrad, Shawn Minium, Beth Parker, Second Row Scott Mcintosh, Pete Anderson, Rusty Russell, Scott Wachter, Third Row Lois Lambing. Rafael Gasti, Trlsha Broadwell. Fourth Row George Helton. Tracy Kohring. Rebecca Owen Above James Faulkner and Jo Marshall brought an informative program about William Faulkner Right Jo Marshall. Dr Wood. James Faulkner, Mrs. Sarah Beard, last year s sponsor, and Rafael Gasli set up for a slide presentation about author William Faulkner 58 Phi Theta Kappa Top Left: During the get-acquainted tea. Rafael Gasti presents President Martinson with an honorary membership to Phi Theta Kappa Top Right Dr Wood, sponsor of PTK, introduces James Faulkner Above New members initiated into PTK: First Row: Tim McLaurin. Ural Glanville. John Delaney. Vicki Harmon. Tawny Brown, Philip Jenkins. DeAnna Johnson, Rebecca Owen. Evelyn Lewis Second Row Bill Toole. Kan Howard. Barbeth Young. Miquel Scarborough. David Drury, Sarah McNeil. Lone Hoffman. Paige Peterson. Dan Clay; Left. PTK students. Beth Parker, Awara Conrad. Pete Anderson, and Scott Wachter, are known for hanging around the library . Phi Theta Kappa 59 Faith In Practice On Campus Kappa Chi, a Christian service organization was very active this past year. Kappa Chi decorated the cafeteria for Thanksgiving dinner, planned the program for the lighting of the Christmas tree, and went caroling in the community. Members sponsored Christian Encounter Week and had an Easter Sunrise service on top of the parkway. The main purpose of Kappa Chi was to help its members expose their true selves to others and to God. Kappa Chi was sponsored by Rev. Charles Gibbons. Officers of the club were Evelyn Lewis, President; Dee Berry, Vice-President; Frank Meadows, Secretary; and Beverly Clement, Program Chairman. Top Right: Kappa Chi sponsored the lighting of the Christmas tree Center Left Kappa Chi met every Thursday evening in the private dining room to enjoy dinner and Christian fellowship. Above Dr Roy. the school Chaplain, joins Kappa Chi for dinner Right First Row Rusly Russell, Bill Potts, Wanda Dickey. Beth Parker. Scott Farmer, Second Row Dee Berry. Awara Conrad, Kathy Ritter. Jennifer Morgan. Evelyn Lewis; Third Row: Beverly Clement. Kelly Kaletsky, Kenny Dabbs. Sarah McNeil, Kris Sotona; Fourth Row: Frank Meadows. Judy Parsons, Alan Brown, Scott Mcintosh, Laura Hines 60 Kappa Chi Something For Every Belief Baptist Students met twice a month for a time of Christian fellowship. BSU members conducted devotions, sang songs, and talked about problems they were facing. The Baptist Students visited the Bryan Center before Christmas and entertained the people with songs and scripture. BSU members also collected food to give to the Sharing House. The Baptist Students had parlies before the various holidays throughout the year, and before exams they studied how the Bible could help them face the pressure of taking exams. The Methodist Student Movement had a devotional meeting of scripture study and songs. This past year, MSM sponsored an Adopt-A-Grandparent program and started a babysitting service. Once a month, the Methodist students had a communion service in the First United Methodist Church. In November, the Methodist students along with the Baptist students sponsored an informal party for all of the foreign students. Top Left Baptist Student Union Maria Senlelle. Regina Wortman. Beth Parker. Wanda Dickey. Beverly Clement, Dee Berry. Center Left John Barden plays the guitar for a sing-along at the foreign students outing. Left Methodist Student Movement; First Row Mrs Priscilla Chamlee (sponsor). Kathy Ritter. Jennifer Morgan. Yoshiya Tsuzoki; Second Row: Mr. Ken Chamlee (sponsor). Pete Anderson. Scott Wachter. Frank Meadows. Moto Sagiya. Above: Baptist and Methodist students sponsored a special outing for the foreign students led by Mr and Mrs John Smart Religious Organizations 61 Religious Groups Spark Campus Interest The Catholic group is one of the largest religious organizations on campus. They met every Sunday night for mass and fellowship. Father Joe Mulligan led the group in the worship service and in songs. The main purpose of this organization was to bring Catholic students together for a time of spiritual growth. Top Right Catholic students JoAnne Folger, Randy Shields and Debbie Farran look for a hymn at mass Right: Baptist. Catholic, and Methodist students combine to bring a religious atmosphere to the campus. Bottom Right Father Joe Mulligan prepares to lead a song Below First Row. John Delaney. Ellen Cole, Santiago Moya, Mary Gay Michaels. Bruno Mochizuki. Jennifer Darby, Scott Merusi; Second Row: Lois Lambing, Dawn Lambing, Israel Ramos. Sharlyn Hamilton, Father Joe Mulligan. Chenssa Babb, Debbie Farran, Cathy Prevo; Third Row Eddie Michaels, Michelle Ebner, Israel Hernandez, Mark Canty, Carter Jasicob, Maria Mattson. JoAnne Folger, Ted Chapoton, Randy Shields, Steven Mersch B mV ' H S?h m il I t , jkj4 62 Religious Organizations Cultural Exchange The Spanish-American Club was formed from all the students who took Spanish courses and the students from Spanish-speaking countries. The club was headed by Dr. Viola Perez and president Rafael Gasti. Mr. Peter Burger was the club ' s honorary member. The Spanish club students had several films about Spanish countries and a speaker from Argentina. They gathered food for the Sharing House at Christmas and had several other projects throughout the year. Top Left First Row: Susie Walkowiak. Shari Eakes. Joni Johnson. Lisa French. Nikki Jardine. Lane Yates. Lisa Atkins. (Publicity Chairman). Joyce Miller; Second Row: Dr. Perez (Sponsor), Laura Hlnes (Secretary). Rafael Gasti (President). Verne Deason. Lane Rairden. Scott Wachter. Richard Halliburton. Josie Owens. Lois Lambing, Lance Rairden. Lon Gabriel (Treasurer). Mr. Burger (Honorary Member). Not Pictured: Dee Smith (Vice-President). Joyce Rogers. Ann Wilson. Beth Thompson. Terri Wood. Kimo Anderson, Center Left: Mr Peter Paciencia models an Argentinian poncho during a Spanish club meeting. Above: Santiago Moya, a student from Venezuela, works in the Spanish Lab. Left: Spanish club members enpy refreshments after viewing a film about Madrid- Spanish Club 63 Varied Athletic Participation The Swimming Club participated in several swim-a-thons this past year. Many of Brevard College ' s excellent swimmers joined the club. The women were strongest in distance events while the men performed best in relay competition. In November, the team participated in a swim-a-thon held at Brevard. Mr. Belton Hammond sponsored the club. The Outing and Hiking Club brought together those students interested and experienced in various outdoor activities. The club went on hiking, rafting, and camping trips during the year. The club members also attended several equipment and skill workshops. The club met on Thursday evenings and was led by David Phillips and Sponsor Steve Wilson. Top Right Swim Club; First Row Lon Fields. Tehani Tucker. Mary Lineberger. Belton Hammond; Second Row Kenny Hendley. Hunter Short; Not Pictured Cathy Clay. Susan Henderson, Abby Hoag. Steve Smith. Kevin McGowan. John Schumacher. John Irwin, Monte Orchard Above Hiking Club; First Row David Jenkins, Steve Launa, Maria Mattson. David Phillips; Second Row Tara McMillan, Lee Evans, Lisa Jackson, Bill Forehand. Bill Thornburg; Third Row; Bill Toole, Scott Mcintosh, Suzie Updike, Bill Rusch. Dee Stnckhn, Kris Sotona; Fifth Row; Steve Wilson, David Metoyer, Rebecca Owen, Pam Hartsell, Alan Brown Center Right Doug Houghton makes sure his tent is set up ' just right ' ' Right Steve Wilson discusses a camping trip with Alan Brown and Bill Thornburg 64 Hiking Outing Club Swim Club Old New - Diversity In Campus Clubs The Tornado Club, Brevard College ' s pep club, supported the basketball teams this year by attending the games and promoting school spirit. The club added the extra bit of enthusiasm that was needed to give BC athletes the determination to overcome moments of pressure. The Tornado club was led by president D. C. Taylor, vice-president Joel Neilson, secretary Cecil Collier, treasurer Michelle Smart, and sponsor Mr. Jimmy Alderman. The College Republicans Club gave students an opportunity to take an active role in government and to achieve a better understanding of the governmental process. Club members attended conferences given by political science and economic instructors, went to the state conventions of the North Carolina Federation of College Republicans, and became involved in the state and national political process. The College Republicans were led by David Jenkins, Rusty Russell, and sponsor, Peter Burger. The College Republicans was one of the many new clubs on the Brevard campus this year. Top Left President, D C Taylor leads the Tornado Club in a cheer for the men s basketball team Center: Tornado Club — First Row: Cecil Collier, Michelle Smart. Joel Neilson. D C Taylor Second Row Mr Alderman, Andy Lattimer, Gail Cox, Willie Holeman Third Row Brad Walters, Cindy Kilpatrick. Christy Craddock. Rob Mackay. Nelson Carmichael. DeAnna Johnson, Karen Capps. Pam Hartsell Fourth Row: Tony Birch, David Metoyer, Thavin Emerson, Bob Oakley, Kimo Anderson Fifth Row Tommy Taylor. Ron Kahrs, David Bazzle, Harold Walker, Tommy Pennell Sixth Row Drew Padgett. Tim Ellis. Tim Furr, Matt Bender, Chris Hanes. Tim Taylor Right College Republicans Bob Oakley, Peter Burger (Advisor), Gene Stanton, D C Taylor. David Jenkins, Not Pictured Rusty Russell. Scott Merusi. Lisa French. Jeff Grieves. Laura Hines. Bill Forehand, Dee Berry. Charles Brewer, and Tim McLaunn Tornado Club College Republicans 65 New Athletic Club Organized The Brevard Renegades Rugby Football Club was a new athletic club organized on the BC campus this year. They met on Monday and Thurday afternoons to learn more about and to practice the game of rugby football. The team ' s hard work payed off as they played many good matches at nearby universities and on the Brevard Campus. Officers of the club were President, Dave Julen, Vice-President, Kevin McGowan, Treasurer, Steve Smith and Match Secretary, John Irvin. Steve Wilson was the club ' s sponsor. Above: Sponsor Steve Wilson takes time out to listen to a Rugby players question Top Right: John Irvin runs with the ball as other members block the opponent during a practice. Center Right: First Row: Scott Wachter, Tim McLaunn, Kenny Hendley, Scott Harris, David Julen (President), John Irvin, Wayne Marr, John King, Steve Plotter. David Kersey. Second Row: Steve Wilson (Sponsor). Kevin McGowan, Gary Copeland, Bubba Norton, Bill Toole; Steve Smith, Tim Swan, Harry Chase. J. T. Newman Right: Members ot the Rugby Team practice lining up in the scrum position 66 Rugby Club Community And College Voices Combine The Oratorio Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Harvey Miller, combined the voices of students, faculty, and townspeople. Two large concerts were given: one in the fall, and one in the spring. The chorus performed major choral works and brought together the college and the community. Top Left Members of Ihe Oratorio Chorus concentrate on blending thier voices together Left Center: The Oratorio Chorus practices for its Christmas concert Above Mrs Bratton accompanies the chorus Left: Soprano 1. Cheryl Hallowell. Mozelle Vlckers, Lindsay Shelton. Edwina Jones. Sarah Seawell. Kelley Ashmore. Clara Wood. Gail Tutterow; Soprano 2 Ellen Chaffee. Christy Craddock. Michele Shipman. Mary Conner. Cheryl Goodman. Martha Roth, Margaret Jones. Liz Fuller. Cathy Timmons. Alto 1: Susan Eastwood. Julie Marchini, Rachel Kahl, Winifred Mooney. Eugenia Williams. Alto 2 Beth Ham. Margaret Brown. Phillis Snider. Cliff Siniard, Ann English. Zaida Paden. Marge Baker; Tenor 1, Allen Barbee, J P. Mikesell: Tenor 2 Wayne Bishop. Thomas Taylor. Clarke Wellborn, Dave Thorne; Bass Edgar Evans. David Drury. Bill Bogg. Joel Neilson, David Gebb. Stewart Cochran Oratorio Chorus 67 Singers Perform The Collegiate Singers, under the direction of Mr. Lee Bratton, brought students and the appreciation of choral art together. During the course of the year, several concerts and performances were given including the Spring Tour to various churches and high schools. The Collegiate Singers gave students the chance to enrich their lives through the performance of fine choral music. The Choir Board represented the members of both the Collegiate Singers and the Chamber Choir. The six board members were chosen by their fellow choir members. The board established policies of rehearsal, performance, and attendance, and was responsible for upholding these policies. The board also planned many of the social activities for the choirs and was the bond uniting the faculty and the choir members. t Top Right Collegiale Singers perform at Convocation Right Center: First Row Lane Yates, Sandy Patton. John Barden, J. P Mikesell. Mark Ledford, Dwayne Wong, Karl Park, Archie Glenn. Steve Plotter. Bill Potts, Ann Wilson. Awara Conrad, Cindy Cox, Michelle Shipman: Second Row: Susan Traynor, Yasuko Eno, Hiroko Soga, Gemma Digh, Tommy Taylor. Allen Barbee. Andre Ashley. Wayne Bishop, Paul Brim, Sleven Lewis. Alan Brown. Frank Justice. Kathleen Williams. Regina Wortman. Kelly Ashmore. Patricia Keesee; Third Row Tehani Tucker, Pat Broadwell. Genie Williams, Lisa Fields, Laura Clark, David Drury. Bill Tweed, John Dysart, Stan Stone, Craig Calhoun, Henry Williamson. Carolyn Blount, Kathy Ritter, Sarah Seawell. Jacky Youngblood. Ellen Chaffee, Karen Jacobson; Fourth Row Lee Bratton, Michelle Ebner. Susan Eastwood, Maria Croyle, Sandy Skornschek, Yancy Grayson, Christy Craddock. Roslyn Singleton, Kris Sotona, Cathy Timmons. Above: Singers prepare to go down the Nantahala River near Bryson City. NIC Right Singers practice for upcoming concert. 68 Collegiate Singers 17 Chosen For Select Choir The Chamber Choir was a select group of singers. The ensemble included those students who showed exceptional ability and interest in furthering their musical knowledge and ability through choral music. The choir was directed by Mr. Lee Bratton. Top Lett: J P. Mikesell and Wayne Bishop practice a song before the Christmas concert Center Left Mr Bratton does an excellent |ob of directing the Chamber Choir Center Right: First Row Genie Williams. Patricia Broadwell. Maria Croyle. Michelle Ebner. Susan Eastwood. Cathy Timmons. Kalhy Ritter. Awara Conrad. Sarah Seawell: Second Row: Lee Bratton, Wayne Bishop. Andre Ashley. J P. Mikesell. Allen Barbee. Tom Taylor. Alan Brown. Kyle Genaway. Bill Tweed Left: Choir board members First Row Awara Conrad. Michelle Ebner, Second Row J P Mikesell. Third Row Cathy Timmons. Allen Barbee. Patricia Broadwell Above: Alan Brown, Mr Bratton. and Allen Barbee review a song before an upcoming concert- Chamber Choir 69 „.ik;..i..i ..n Band Entertains BC Students The Concert Band, under the direction of Dr. Joe Barry Mullins and Dr. John Upchurch, consisted of instrumentalists who liked to play original band music and transcriptions of music from other media. Several concerts were given during the course of the year including the major fall and spring concerts. The Concert Band not only provided the community with performing and musical enjoyment, but also gave the members of the band live concert experience. Top Right: The Concert Band performs for the incoming and returning students at Fall Convocation. Center Right: First Row. Dr Mullins, Gail Tutterow, Susan Traynor, Pam Hartsell, Sandra Patten. Kathy Butterworth, Allen Barbee; Second Row: John Dysart, Dale Raszewski. Maria Croyle, Craig Stauffer. Dorothy Neill, Lori Gabriel. Paige Peterson; Third Row: Lynn Johnson, Lewis Monroe, Ron Hendrix, Phil Davenport, Cindy Kilpatnck. Gemma Digh, Dwayne Wong, Dan Schilling, Wendy Giordon, Karl Park. Randy Weatherman; Fourth Row: Dr. Upchurch. Taka Kiyomia. Greg Armi|0. Cathy Timmons, Charlie Greening; Fifth Row J, P. Mikesell, Jimmy Lee, Bernard Strong, Stewart Cochran Right Dr Mullins and the Concert Band spend hours in intense practice to prepare for their upcoming concert Above Paige Peterson and Lori Gabriel concentrate on the music and wait patiently for their next entrance. 70 Concert Band Students Play Jazz Selections The Varsity Jazz Ensemble was open to all students who expressed an interest in performing jazz music. It combined learning experiences with enjoyment. The band also gave its members an opportunity to perform all styles of commercial music from jazz to swing. The Stage Band was directed by Dr. John D. Upchurch. A fall Pops Concert allowed students to play established jazz works as well as improvise before a live audience. Top: Stage Band members spend a cold afternoon participating in the town Christmas Parade Center Left Dr Upchurch urges the sax players to concentrate on their music. Above Jimmy Lee. Peter Nelson, and John Barden set the tempo during a rehearsal lor the Pops Concert Left Band members review trouble spots in a song for the Christmas concert Stage Band 71 Thespians Gain Dramatic Insight The drama group on campus worked very hard this year to bring entertainment to the BC community. The thespians. under the excellent supervision of Mr. Sam Cope, learned to build sets, utilize lighting and sound techniques and direct other students in productions. Acting experience was also a vital part ot the drama program. Students performed in both a major fall and spring production and in short skits. Right Mr Cope prepares the mattresses for the fall production. Once Upon A Mattress. Above: The stage is almost ready for the play to begin Bottom Left Minstrel John Barden sings a song to explain the story ot the Princess and the Pea. Bottom Right Mr Cope discusses acting techniques with one of his drama classes 72 Drama Reporting Campus Activities The Clarion staff worked hard this past year to provide students and faculty with an interesting newspaper. The staff, under the leadership of Editor. Melanie Mullms. Assistant Editor. Jon Zlllloux. and News Editor. Lane Yates, reported on campus activities and kept the students and faculty informed of upcoming events. The staff is guided by Mr. Ken Chamlee. On Mondays, the staff received their assignments: on Thursdays they proofread the copy; and on Fridays they layed out the paper at the Transylvania Times. Then on the following Tuesdays the campus enjoyed a great paper! Top Left Editor, Melanie Mullms and sponsor. Mr Ken Chamlee discuss editing of the paper at the Times office. Center Left: Assistant Editor, Jon Zillioux and Editor, Melanie Mullms work on a layout for the newspaper Above Laying out feature stories is a tedious job for News Editor. Lane Yates Left: First Row: Sandy Hulbert, DeAnna Johnson. Melanie Mullins. Lane Yates. Maria Sentelle. Mary Gay Michaels: Second Row Mr Ken Chamlee, Steve Rabey, Cecil Collier, Lone Hoffman. Laura Hmes. Regina Wortman. Lisa Atkins. Linda Jones. Richard Halliburton. Kimo Anderson. Karen Wehunt; Third Row JoAnn Folger. Nikki Jardine, Suzie Updike, Karl Howard. Gay Harshbarger. Allen Barbee. Tim Ellis. Clarion Staff 73 ov Long Hours, Hard Work, Many Memories The 1982 Petelote staff, advised by Mrs. Pnscilla Chamlee, worked very hard to put together this year ' s annual. The staff consisted of several sections including editing, business, organizations, athletics, classes, faculty, and campus life. Many tasks were involved in putting together the yearbook. The photography, typing, and layout staffs helped to make things run a little smoother. Even after spending 21 consecutive hours during the weekend in the journalism room, the staff remained dedicated and saw the book through to the end. The finished product made all the hard work and long hours worthwhile. Top Right Freshman editor. Kim Gilbert, chooses pictures for her section Center Left Dorothy Neill draws layouts for the introduction Center Right Regina Wortman writes copy about one of the clubs Right First Row Lisa French (editor), Priscilla Chamlee (sponsor), Angela Whittington, Skip Long (assistant editor), Kim Gilbert, Craig Wilson, Cheri Chester. Charles Brewer, Maria Sentelle, David Jenkins. Ellen Chaffee. Roelandt Van lerssel, Dorothy Neill, Kelly Kaletsky; Second Row D C Taylor, Leslie Holt, Craig Stauffer. Richard Longenecker, Robin Ashe, Cherie Tinsley, Joy Harrington, Joyce Miller, Brad Walters, JoAnn Folger Not Pictured Allen Barbee, Regina Wortman, Sherron Humphries 74 Pertelote Staff Top Lett Chene Tinsley writes out an information sheet for the clubs Top Right Associate Business Manager. Charles Brewer, crops a picture for the ad section Center Right Leslie Holt lays out the mug shots for the class section Lett: Advisor, Mrs Priscilla Chamlee, listens to one of the many yearbook problems Above Editor. Lisa French, gets caught not working on the yearbook. Pertelote Staff 75 ffi 76 Athletics Scarborough Region X Coach Of The Year Brevard College Soccer Coach Don Scarborough was named Region X Coach of the Year in the NJCAA by unanimous selection of the Region X coaches. The 1981 Brevard College Soccer Team ended its season with a 10- 8-2 record. The Tornados won the Brevard College Invita- tional Soccer Tournament, the NJCAA Region X Regular Season Championship (undefeated and unscored upon), and the NJCAA ' s All-Region X Team; first team players: David Mobley, Andy Nicolson, Joe Bartlinski, Cesar Say- oc, R. C. Hill, Israel Hernandez, Peter Tresnan, Greg Geissinger, and Andy Lee. Honorable mention recognition went to John Slaton. The Tornados schedule included the University of South Carolina, Duke University, and Wake Forest University along with two teams from NAIA ' s top twenty teams. Berry College and Covenant College. A su- perb year for Tornado soccer! ' , Above: Pictured is Coach Don Scarborough, Region X Coach of the Year Above Left: Jimmy Whitesides keeps refreshments ready tor the soccer team s use during a ti- me out Right: First Row, An- dy Nicolson, David Mobley, James Lee. Israel Hernandez. Cesar Sayoc. Joe Bartlinski. Peter Tresnan. Steve Gaiser, Scott Hicks, John Lottin. Bruno Mochizuki Second Row Meg Kwasnik, Jimmy Whitesides. Tim Milling. Har- dy Ward, R.C. Hill, Demetrius Stelmash enko, Mark Canty, Andy Lee. John Slaton. Mike Eckerdt. Greg Geissinger. Israel Ramos. Santiago Moya and Coach Don Scarborough Soccer 77 Above Right Peter Tresnan keeps the ball from his opponent Above Left: Mike Eckerdt is determined to control the ball Above John Loftin controls the ball with his head Left. James Lee discusses a play with teammates. 78 Soccer I tornados Undefeated In Region j ■ Soccer 79 Bump Set SPIKE.. The 1981 volleyball players had the most successful season in the team ' s history. The 1981 team was represented by twelve dedicated players including five returning sophomores. In their eight wins, the Lady Tornadoes defeated several strong four-year college teams including Furman University and Coker College. The lady Tornadoes finished the season with a record of 8-11. Right First Row Debbie Farren. Cindy Cook, Valerie Waring, Lisa Rudeseall, Gwen Kanipe Second Row: Coach Sally Walker, Phyllis Walker, Donna Bishop, Freda Stovall, Bethany Neach, Deborah Russell, Chris Owens, and Manager Wendy Haclman Below: BC Volleyball players keep control ot the ball during the game Bottom Right Freda Stovall bumps the ball over the net Below Left Phyllis Walker jumps to control the ball 80 Volleyball L ( kr B HU L. rf 1 1 f Top Left: Debbie Farren and Bethany Neach practice against each other before the game Top Right Volleyball players discuss their plays during a time out Above Coach Sally Walker gives her women ' a pep talk during halftime Left Chris Owens helps the ball over the net Volleyball 81 Harriers Stride Toward Victory . . . Brevard ' s Cross Country Team, surprised everyone by finishing second to Southwestern Michigan in the national meet. Brevard finished third in the Great Road Relay beating such established clubs as the Greenville and Atlanta Track Clubs. The Tornados also defeated Georgia Tech ' s varsity team and the University of Tennessee ' s junior varsity. This home meet marked the thirty-ninth consecutive dual meet victory for Brevard in the past five years. In the NJCAA National Championships. Brad Albee, one of the five runners representing Brevard at Nationals, led the road runners with an eighteenth place finish. Brad was followed by Gerald Hutchinson in twentieth position. Randy Ward, one of only three runners at the meet to repeat as All-Amencan, finished in twenty-first position. All three earned All-American honors by finishing in the top twenty-five. Jim Hickey and Jeff Muth finished in thirty-fourth and forty-second positions. For the second straight year the Tornados finished number two in the Nationals. V 82 Cross Country Top Randy Ward, Gerald Hutchinson, and Brad Albee hold the NJCAA trophy they won in the national meet in Witchita. Kansas. Center Members ot the Cross County team are: Firs! Row Wayne Waters, Jim Hickey, Mike Peveto. Mike Miller, Jeff Muth, Bryan Batten, and Jeff Shore Second Row Coach Norm Witek. Paul Brim, Brad Albee, Gerald Hutchinson. Dan Clay. Randy Ward, and Monte Orchard. Right: Captain Randy Ward races through the finish line MWIMKMIIM Top Left: Monte Orchard races toward victory. Top Right Gerald Hutchinson runs the course for the meet. Left Cross Country runners stretch before an upcoming meet. Above National meet participants Randy Ward, Gerald Hutchinson. Brad Albee, Jim Hickey, and Jeff Muth hold their well-deserved NJCAA trophy. Cross Country ' 83 Harriers Finish Second In The Nation Top Left Harrier Randy Ward takes a break between events Top Righl John Delaney, a red-shirted member of the Cross Country team, prepares to keep time for a few of his teammates during a meet. Right: Jim Hickey rounds the turn into the home stretch Above Jim Hickey. Jeff Muth, Gerald Hutchinson, and Brad Albee run the smoother parts of the course. 84 Cross Country Rogers Named New Tornado Coach ml m ■ W- . L A Jf vV B p (Li The 1981-82 Tornados faced not only a tough schedule but a rebuilding year as well. Only two players returned to aid first-year coach Doug Rogers as he tried to improve the team and last year ' s record. Inexperience and lack of size were the major problems the Tornados faced, but these were often overcome by hustle on the part of the whole team. The season was one of heartbreak and victory. Brevard won several overtime and close games and lost several others. Victories came against Hiawassee, Walters State, and Spartanburg-Methodist among others. Team spirit and morale were high as the Tornados played sound and exciting basketball throughout the season. Top Left Pete Mercier leaps toward the goal in an attempt to add two more points to the score Top Right Coach Rogers discusses team strategy during a time out Left Skip Long eludes his defender while Darryl Lester sets a pick. Above: Tornado squad members practice intently while coach Rogers observes. Mens Basketball 85 Practice And Teamwork Lead To Victory AjT H MtiT ' V M | ; -. 4L ; 4 b ISHy m 1 4? r I, • W9 k | 1 VI L PA r J 1 V s. Top Left Richard Phillips positions himself to help teammate Jeff Fender who drives for the basket Top Right Scrimmage games help players gain extra confidence needed for the season. Above: Coach Rogers gives players pointers during a practice game Right Skip Long outstretches his opponent as he tries for a basket. 86 Mens Basketball Above Left Richard Phillips drives for a lay-up as he is louled by a Wallers State player Above Right Darryl Lester drives lor the basket. Lett Craig Wilson demonstrates his own special technique as he goes for two. Above First Row: Coach Rogers. Mike Bowman, Jimmy Whisnant, Skip Long (Captain). Tim Phillips. Pete Mercier Second Row Blake Tripp (Manager), Ricky Pitts. Louis Nelon, Richard Phillips, Cliff Ratlifff, Craig Wilson, Darryl Lester. Jeff Fender Men ' s Basketball 87 Women Face Nationally Ranked Teams The 1981-82 Lady Tornado basketball team was a much improved squad. Although the record did not reflect the overall improvement, the Lady Tornados played stronger and better overall ball. Last year ' s winning group of sophomores was joined by a number of talented freshmen who added the impetus for an improved team. This year ' s Lady Tornado schedule included nationally ranked junior colleges such as Louisburg and Truett-McConnell and five senior colleges. The Lady Tornados were down by only one point at halftime to defending National Champions Louisburg. They eventually lost but the squad showed its spirit, determination and class during the contest. Three of the five senior colleges lost to the Brevard by an average margin of twenty points. The toughest competition for the Lady Tornados came from their own Region X NJCAA. Anderson, Spartanburg-Methodist and North Greenville all boasted strong teams and one of the biggest wins of the season for the Lady Tornados came against arch-rival Anderson. Top Lett Deborah Russell looks lor a teammate to pass the ball to as her opponent from Anderson tries to block Top Right Freda Stovall outleaps her opponent for a rebound Above: The Women s team warms up before the game Far Right Gwen Kanipe eyes the goal as she shoots Right: Wendy Hartman struggles to pass hei opponent 7 - ' ; w w K - 88 Women ' s Basketball Top Left Freda Stovall looks toward the goal as she prepares to shoot Top Right Joan Keese attempts to shoot around a Truett McConnell opponent Left Chris Owen makes an outside shot for two points Above First How Joan Keese. Chris Owen. Mane Morse. Lisa Rudeseal. Gwen Kanipe. Second Row Coach Mary Ann Sunbury. Manager Bethany Neach. Donna Bishop. Phyllis Walker. Crystal Stevenson. Tern Wood. Freda Stovall, Deborah Russell. Wendy Hartman. Assistant Coach Belton Hammond Women ' s Basketball 89 Running And Jumping For A Victory Top Left First Row Willie Holeman. Maior Tallent, Jim Hickey, Mike Peveto. Bobby Baxter, Jim Shires, Pete Mercier, John Delaney. Monte Orchard Second Row: Coach Norm Witek, Manager, Wayne Waters, Randy Ward. Gerald Hutchinson, Paul Brim, Brad Albee, Dan Clay. Mike Miller, Tony Burch. Jetf Muth. Joel Neilson, Bryan Batten, Jett Shore, Andy Latimer Top Right Paul Brim races to overtake his opponent Above: Ma|or Tallent strides toward victory against one ol Virginia Tech ' s harriers. Right Runners John Delaney and Gordon Snaden race toward the home stretch Above Left: Randy Ward and Paul Brim relax between events. 90 Track Brevard ' s indoor track season looked very promising as a number of individuals qualified for the Nationals held in Champaign. Illinois. This season ' s schedule included six meets, three at the University of Tennessee and three at Virginia Tech. This season ' s captains were John Delaney and Randy Ward. The outdoor schedule consisted of ten large invitational meets against mainly four-year colleges. Julius Korir. from Kenya, ran everything from the 800 meter to the 3000 meter steeplechase. The hopes for a successful season rested on the jumpers and All-American distance crew of Brad Albee. Randy Ward, and Gerald Hutchinson. Top Left: Mike Miller races to hand off the baton to the next runner in the relay Center Left: Bernard Strong throws the shot in a meet at the University of Tennessee Above Willie Holeman leaps in the air for the Long Jump. Left: Bobby Baxter goes over the bar in the High Jump Track 91 Talent And Hard Work SL Aid Tennis Teams The 1982 Mens Tennis Team consisted of twelve talented players. Mark Warnock and Lee Evans, two returning sophomores, vied for first ranking, A freshman, Johnny Dowdle, rounded out the top three positions. The Mens Tennis Team competed against such teams as Newberry College, Montreat-Anderson, and North Greenville. The team members were all very positive and worked hard to build a strong team. The talented men were led by Coach Jimmy Whitesides. Top Right: Mark Warnock lashes a forehand down the line Center Right: First Row: Tim McLaurin. Mark Warnock, Johnny Dowdle, Joe Murphy, Makota Sugiya, Peter Weber Second Row: Coach Jimmy Whitesides, Branson Lowe, Lee Evans, Scott Alexander. Bob Wilder, Jim Thompson, Clay Dunnagan. Above: Johnny Dowdle returns with a two-handed backhand. Right: Lee Evans dives for a forehand volley. 92 Men ' s Tennis The 1982 Women ' s Tennis Team, led by Coach Sally Walker, looked very promising. The girls were hard working and enthusiastic. They began practicing in February despite the rain. The team faced stiff competition from mostly four year schools. Coach Walker and the women worked on building a strong tradition in women ' s tennis at Brevard. The team competed in Carolina ' s Tennis Day and as led by number one player Sharlyn Hamilton and returning sophomore Loretta Edwards. Top Left Abbey Hoag keeps her eye on the ball for a perfect serve Top Right Leigh Andrews returns her opponents serve Center Left Coach Sally Walker prepares to leave after a promising practice. Above First Row Leigh Andrews, Loretta Edwards. Abbey Hoag, Beth Martinson Second Row Coach Sally Walker. Mary Gay Michaels. Kim Porter. Sharlyn Hamilton, Dana Andrae Lett: Coach Sally Walker describes the proper form to Kim Porter and Beth Martinson Women ' s Tennis 93 Cheerleaders Initiate The 1981-82 Cheerleading Squad, one of the best in recent years, started the soccer season with a contagious spirit of enthusiasm that continued to spread through the basketball season. Led by outstanding captain. Judy McCrary, and assisted by co-captains, Sarah Cooper and Chris Thompson, the twenty member squad developed their repertoire to entail difficult pyramids, numerous partner stunts, and precision squad cheers. Two-hour practice sessions four times a week, cheering at three to four games a week, making posters and banners for the campus, and special projects including representing the college in the town Christmas parade are only a few of the activities the cheerleaders participated in. The Cheerleading Squad had the longest season of any of the participating athletes on campus. Top Right The 1981-82 Cheerleaders are: Lett to Right, Andrea Nalley, Yancy Grayson, Ellen Cole, Vicki Harmon, Judy McCrary, Sarah Cooper, Robin Rackley. Mary Gay Michaels. Beth Thompson, Cindy Shortle: Second Row; Verne Deason, Bill Tweed. Joey Wiggins. Dean Cost, Pat Lane. Chris Thompson. Cedric Nash. Eric Wilson, Danny Phillips. Steve Plotter Right Head cheerleader. Judy McCrary. and her partner. Pat Lane, perform a difficult reverse skater ' s lift for the benefit of the photographer. Below The entire cheerleading squad combines efforts to complete a pyramid stunt. V • V 94 Cheerleaders BC Enthusiasm And Spirit Far Lett The BC Cheerleaders constantly led chants at sports events to keep spirit alive Left Individual enthusiasm, as displayed by Vicki Harmon, did much to create team spirit Below Leaders ot the 1981-82 Cheerleading Squad were Captain Judy McCrary (kneeling). Women s Co-Captain. Sarah Cooper and Men s Co-Captain. Chris Thompson Bottom Sequence One ot the favorite cheers this season was Knock em Down. Down, Down Cheerleaders 95 Women ' s Softball Swings Into Action This year ' s Softball team began their practice season in February and began playing at the end of March. Coach Lee Bratton ' s squad was made up equally of returning and new players. The girls were very talented and played well against four other very competitive colleges, Hiwassee. Tuscolum, Louisburg, and Warren-Wilson. Mr. Bratton considered the women ' s Softball team as a club sport, putting enjoyment above the win-loss record. The team had a great deal of backing and acquired new uniforms. The field was revitalized this year with additions of a water fountain, fence, and benches. The team carried approximately fifteen players. Top Right Maria Mattson throw s the ball home after catching a fly Top Left Dawn McBnde follows through with her swing Above: Lane Yates practices hitting the ball during a rainy day practice in the gym. Right: Coach Lee Bratton shows team members the proper stance and swing technique 96 Women ' s Softball Dorm Life 97 Dorms - A Place For Study, The five dorms, E. and W. Beam. Green. Jones. Ross Hall, and Taylor, provided a place for boarding students to meet and get to know other freshmen and sophomores within a family-like environment. Students living in the dorms became closer through such activities as Derby Day. intramurals, and dorm parties. The dorms were overseen by Resident Tutors who planned extra activities for residents as well as serving as friends, counselors and mediators. Top Left: Desiree Johnson puts the finishing touches on her door for the door decorating contest. Top Center Mark Pepper and Jane Preston meet in Beam lobby after hours. Top Right Mark Daughtry settles down to study physics under the watchful eye of Senator Blutarsky Right Dave Smith has fantastic plans for the weekend There s ,|ust one little problem. Far Right Joyce Mitchell carefully puts Christmas decorations on the hearth over the fireplace in Jones lobby. 98 Dorm Life Friendships And Good Times Dorm Life 99 Sports Attract Dorms, Day Students, Faculty Intramurals were sports events held between the dorms, day students, and faculty. Intramurals accentuated competitiveness on the Brevard campus. These events consisted of such sports as volleyball, football, basketball, tennis, and Softball. Although the women of Jones did not compete actively this year, the games were formed to encompass both men and women. During the basketball season, faculty members formed a team and joined the competitive fun. Top Right A Taylor player grabs for West Beam s flag Center Right ' Day Students and Taylor battle it out during an intramural Hag football game Bottom Right A Taylor volleyball participant spikes the ball to W Beam s side of the net Above Taylor and Green practice before an intramural game 100 Intramurals Top Lett: Members of Ross Hall and Day Student teams leap tor the ball Top Right: Taylor flag football team plans its strategy Left Green basketball team members prepare to rebound as a Taylor player shoots for the basket Above W Beam s Doug Moore carries the ball a nd blocks Day Student Chuck Byrd Intramurals 101 Tutors Perform Unusual Tasks Resident Tutors are those individuals that boarding students tried to avoid on Friday and Saturday nights. Resident Tutors took on the large responsibility of being a parent-figure to dorm residents. Not only were the tutors the dorm authority, they were friends also. The Resident Tutors were almost always around to help with individual personal needs and to solve problems within the dorm. Besides their dorm duties, most of the tutors were teachers, coaches, or held other campus positions. The Resident Tutors were also full of surprises and could be found involved in any number of unusual activities. Top Right: Ross Hall Hosts. David, Cindy, and Ashley Drury march in the Brevard Children s Parade for UNICEF. Above: W Beam Resident Tutor. Steve Wilson, helps Randy Ward with the sound equipment tor his dorm s Greek night dance Right: Sally Walker, E. Beam ' s Resident Tutor, sets up for the dorm s Christmas party. 102 Resident Tutors Top: Jones Resident Tutors. Charlotte Breed and Gary and Sherry Bowers show how to keep from getting points. Top Right: Jimmy Whitesides writes a memo to the residents of Taylor. Center Left E Beam s Resident Tutor. Sally Walker, and a friend intently watch a soccer match. Above: Steve Wilson. W Beam s Resident Tutor, performs one the many tasks required of the head of security. Left: Resident Tutors Charlotte Breed. Sherry Bowers, and Carr Bullock show their school spirit by attending a basketball game. Resident Tutors 103 104 College Community . Itkrf COLLEGE COMMUNITY College Community 105 m - BC PERSONNEL 106 BC Personnel President Attends Harvard Workshop President Jacob C. Martinson was selected this past summer to attend a special management seminar for administrators at Harvard ' s Graduate School of Business. Dr. Martinson ' s attendance is another example of his ongoing concern for the administration of Brevard College. This concern is exemplified in everyday situations involving the staff, faculty, and students. President Martinson ' s door is always open to anyone. Top Left Brevard College President, Or Jacob C Martinson, signs another one of the many forms needed to keep the College running smoothly. Left President Martinson is welcomed home from his summer workshop at Harvard Graduate School of Business by unknown members of the Administrative Staff Above: Dr. Martinson shows his school spirit by supporting the soccer team. President Martinson 107 Dean Wray Campus Catalyst Dr. Morris Wray. Dean of the College, is a very busy man. Not only is Dean Wray involved in maintaining the academic standards of the College. but he also teaches philosophy and helps students plan their college transfer. Dean Wray shows concern for the students and tries to help them in any way possible. Dean Wray ' s office and home alike are open to students. He works with student-faculty committees to make life on campus more enjoyable. Since Dean Wray came to Brevard in 1977, he has accomplished a great deal that directly benefits the students. Dean Wray was among those responsible for the installation of the Open Dorm policy at Brevard as well as many other student policies now in effect. Above Right Dean Wray is caught by the camera in an unusual moment alone. Above: Dr. Martinson and Dean Wray discuss the affairs of the college community in the Weaver Room of the Administration Building Right: Dean Wray presents some enlightening facts about the College during Fall Convocation. 108 Dean Wray R J Alderman Lorn Alexander Manager of Student Union Executive Secretary to the President Violet Allison Food Services Marie Barton Food Services Larry Bessett Director of Physical Operation Corrie Burderte Nurse Dedicated, Behind-The-Scenes Professionals Operating a college requires many hours of determination and hard work by large numbers of dedicated behind-the-scenes professionals. Dr. Jacob Martinson, Brevard President, heads the list of concerned and accessible administrators. Dean of the College, Morris Wray, and Dean of Student Affairs, Don Scarborough, exhibit this same caring and availability. Students often fail to realize the importance of the offices they do not come in contact with daily. Edwin K. Cunningham not only serves as the Administrative Assistant to Dr. Martinson, but he also computes the grants and aid money available for students. Mr. Bob Hayes, Director of Financial Affairs, and his competent staff are all willing to help students understand any questions they may have concerning college costs. Mr. Frank Davis, Executive Director for Development, spends many hours raising funds and is the official spokesman for the college. His office and staff are responsible for Alumni Relations and Public Information. The Admissions staff, under the innovative leadership of Dean of Admissions Robert McLendon, is constantly working to increase the enrollment with the highest quality students. Mrs. Brona Roy, the Registrar, among many other duties, organizes classes, computes grades, and sends out accurate transcripts. Larry Bessette, Director of Physical Operations, and his capable staff keep buildings in good repair and complete other tasks that make Brevard a pleasant place to be. Brian Chiulli, Director of Food Services, has a large chore to complete. He and his staff must feed 750 people, three times a day. seven days a week. Ms. Mary Margaret Houk. the Director of Learning Resources, and the other librarians help students find needed information for classes. Mr. Alderman, better known as Mr. A, who manages the Student Union, and his assistant provide mail service and operate the bookstore for student use. Secretaries seen in each building on campus provide much needed help for faculty and administrative personnel alike. All of these people work hard to make Brevard a better place for everyone. Pnscilla Chamlee Assistant to the Executive Director for Development Roma Childress Food Services Betty Choate Secretary to the Dean of Student Affairs Lou Ann Crawford Food Services Administration and Staff 109 Staff Raises Funds Above: Mr. Frank Davis and his secretary, Dee Preston, examine letters recently received from donors Ann Etters Director of Office Services Rowe B. Fortune Assistant College Nurse Josie Galloway Argyle Gash Bill Gash Tommie Gravely Food Services Assistant to the Director of Financial Affairs Admissions Counselor Food Services 110 Administration And Staff Kay Healey Secretary to the Faculty Library Assistant Esther Henderson Food Services Rick Hinshaw Assistant Dean of Admissions Mary Margaret Houk Director of Learning Resources Sandra Jameson Secretary to the Faculty Lois Lambing Security Lavern McCall Assistant to the Manager Student Union Jim McCarson Food Services Top Left: Mr. Edwin Cunningham, Director of Financial Aid, ponders a student financial aid form- Left: Ms Mary Margaret Houk. Director of Learning Resources, renews Patti Johnson s library book Administration And Staff 111 Talmadge Phillips Security Earleen Powell Food Services Top Right Although Bob McLendon, Dean of Admissions travels a great deal visiting prospective students, he also finds time to complete the necessary paperwork at his desk Above Bob Hayes. Director of Financial Affairs, works on next years budget. 112 Administration And Staff Vital Personnel Brona Roy Registrar Vivian Sardeson Above Dr Martinson holds an executive meeting in the Weaver Room of the Librarian Beam Administration Building. Below Mrs. Brona Roy reviews students ' schedules as part of her |ob as Registrar. Don Scarborough Dean of Student Affairs Mary Stiles Secretary to the Faculty Bobbie Whitmire Secretary to the Faculty Nancy Williamson Assistant Dean of Admissions ■ ' ■: • Administaration And Staff 113 , A i FACULTY ■ ' :-. •;- ' ■ ' . ' . ■-■.;■;-. J- S m-W ■ 114 Faculty Byrdie Eason Physical Education Doug Rogers Physical Education. Basketball Coach •• £li Steve Wilson Physical Education. Rugby Coach Norm Witek Physical Education. Cross Country Track Coach Keeping Fit Mary Ann Sunbury Physical Education, Basketball Coach Sally Walker Physical Education. Tennis Volleyball Coach The 1981-1982 year at Brevard brought many new teachers into the Physical Education Department. These new teachers included Dr. Byrdie Eason. a physical fitness professor Doug Rogers pined the staff and became the new Men ' s Basketball Coach and instructor. Sally Walker, a resident tutor, was the new Women ' s Tennis and Volleyball Coach. Steve Wilson, another new resident tutor, taught mountaineering and helped to form the Rugby Club. The returning instructors were Mary Ann Sunbury, and Norm Witek. Each new or returning teacher brought exciting ideas to brighten up the Physical Education Department. Left Coach Norm Witek was named Chairman of the Physical Education Department Above: Dr Byrdie Eason shows Cindy Robinson how to score a strike during one of her bowling courses. Physical Education 115 Developing Talents 116 Fine Arts The 1981-82 academic year at Brevard College brought a new addition to the Fine Arts Division. Dr. Joe Barry Mullins, a recently retired Professor of Music, joined the music staff as Visiting Professor of Music and Conductor in Residence. Dr. Mullins came to Brevard from the University of Southern Mississippi and conducts the Concert Band. The Fine Arts Division was enhanced by many talented faculty members and was well represented by the numerous concerts, recitals, and plays. Left Mr Sam Cope explains early Greek play writing to his Theatre Arts class. Above Dr John upchurch shows trombone student. Charlie Greening, the proper mouth technique lor the best results Fine Arts 117 Human Thoughts Of Languages And Philosophies Alfred Ames English Journalism Randy Jackson English Above: One of Brevard ' s newest and cutest residents, Heather Gibbons. enjoys a special treat from the cafeteria as her father, religion professor Charles Gibbons, admires her napkin. Kenneth Chamlee English Speech Charles Gibbons Philosophy Religion 118 ' Humanities Viola Perez Spanish Top Left: And I tell you - - ., ' begins Mr Woodruff during another class lecture Bottom Left: Mikie Scarborough aids Dr. Viola Perez at registration. C. Edward Roy Sociology Religion College Chaplain Division Chairman Vance Truesdale English Mozelle Vickers English Clara Wood English Oral Communication The 1981-82 academic year at Brevard brought new professors, new ideas, and new concepts in the areas of languages, literatures, philosophies, and religions. The English department was aided this year by the additions of the new teachers: Ben Anderson. Alfred Ames. Carr Bullock. Vance Truesdale. and Mozelle Vickers. Rev. Charles Gibbons brought innovative and energetic ideas to both Philosophy and Religion. All of Brevard ' s teachers whether new or returning seemed to make this year the best academic year yet!! Humanities 119 Betty Buck Psychology Counselor Peter Burger History Political Science William Dunstan History Art Ray Fisher Business Social Dance 120 ' Social Sciences Understanding Today ' s World The Psychology Department lost two important members of its staff this year, Mrs. Betty Buck, the College Counselor, and Dr. David Zerbst. Their replacements in the department were Sally Walker and Steve Wilson along with two other new professors. Sherry Bowers and Charlotte Breed. Top Left; Mr Burger writes important facts on the board for his Western Civilization class. Top Right: Dr. Zerbst explains the characteristics of acquired and learned knowledge in his psychology class. Left: Mrs. Buck charms her child psychology class. Eugene Lovely History Division Chairman Grace Munro Business Mario Pe ' rez Economics David Zerbst Psychology Social Sciences 121 Barnett Named New Chairman Rachel Daniels Mathematics Robert Glesener Biology Daniel Barnett Chemistry Division Chairman William Brower Biology Mr. Daniel Barnett. Professor of Chemistry, was named as the new Chairman of the Math and Science Division at Brevard College. Two new teachers joined the staff this year. Mrs. Cheryl Hallowell teaches chemistry and Mrs. Glenda Morgan is a member of the Mathematics Department. Science and Mathematics courses offered this year included calculus. computer courses, zoology, botany, and organic chemistry. Cheryl Hallowell Chemistry Steve Holland Mathematics Top Right Mr Holland waits tor new prospective math students at registration Right. Mr. Lander grades math tests in his office 122 I Science And Mathematics Top: Dr. Glesener visits Dr Brower s office during their lunch break. Left Mrs Daniels adds a dash of enthusiasm to her math class Above. Dr Brower relaxes in his office between classes Glenda Morgan Mathematics Clarke Wellborn Physics Mathematics Science and Mathematics 123 1 24 Sophomores Sophomores - Seeking New Adventures Jalal Abu Ghazaleh Greece Gregory P. Armi|0 Augusta. GA Deborah L Armistead Greensboro. NC Robin E. Ashe Greenville. SC Thomas D Atanesian Bath, NY Above: Ginger Johnson and Kevin McGowan compare class notes. Benjamin B. Bailey Penrose. NC G. Allen Barbee Garden City. NY Scott D. Barkley Gastonia, NC Joseph A. Bartlinski Longwood. FL Bryan R. Batten Clearwater. FL Robert B Baxter Raleigh. NC David A. Bazzle Summerville. SC Sophomores 125 Brevard Environment Enhances Distinctive Tawny L Brown LakeToxaway, NC 1 26 Sophomores Juli E. Calvert W. Palm Beach, FL Top: Leslie Bogon. Cnenssa Babb, Laura UlarK. Michelle Smart, and Sue Graves show that togetherness makes life better. Right: Ellen Cole seeks adventure as she peers around the Mummy in the Barn Sophomores 127 Dances - Expressions Of Varied Cultural Fads v 3 A  , Above Atsuko Shoji and Roelandl Van lersel punk out for the Homecoming Dance Liebe E Clayton Mooresville. NC Beverly A. Clement Brevard, NC Stewart O Cochran Greensboro, NC Gary D, Copeland Apex. NC C GayleCox Loris. SC Mark G Daughtry Rocky Point, NC 128 Sophomores Philip R. Davenport Asheville, NC Verne F. Deason Gastonia. NC John M- Delaney Blackrock. Cork, Ireland Andrea L DICara Great Falls. VA Patsy A- Dickey Lake Lure. NC J. Elliott Dugger Atlanta, GA Loretta A, Edwards Hillsborough, NC John T. Dysart Hendersonville, NC Alice E. Earnest Winston-Salem. NC Michael D. Eckardt Atlanta. GA Robe rt M. Edmiston Chapel Hill, NC Thomas M. Ereth Havelock, NC John J, Euchner Gastonia. NC C Lee Evans Atlanta, GA Gary A Farmer Marietta, GA Sophomores 129 Izzy Dizzy Relay - Hilarious Entertainment On Derby Day Rafael Gasti Mailland. FL Top: SGA President. Bill Forehand, excites the crowd as he completes the Izzy Dizzy Relay for Ross Hall. Right: Laura Clark and Harry Chase watch volleyball intramurals from the wall. 130 Sophomores W. Arther Gensler Greensboro, NC Ural D. L. Glanville Augusta. GA James E. Glazener Brevard. NC M Joan Goodnight Atlanta. GA Lisa J. Graulich Miami Springs. FL Above: Work Study student Randy Ward serves popcorn in the Storm Cellar. Charles Greening St James. NY Sarah S. Grummer Westwood, NJ Stephen K. Gwaltney Onental. NC William E. Hall McLean, VA Sandra G. Halyburton Taylorsville, NC Luann D. Ham Brevard, NC Cheryl R. Hamilton High Point. NC Sophomores 131 Dr. Martinson Speaks At Convocation Above Brevard President, Dr. Jacob C. Martinson, Jr., addresses the faculty, staff, and student body at the formal opening of the 1981-82 academic year Frederick H. Harrill Morganton, NC Joyce A. Harrington New London, NC Edith I Harrison Portsmouth, VA John E. Harrison Bradley, SC Scott F Harrison Charlotte, NC Gay L. Harshbarger Asheville. NC Wendy R. Hartman Lake Worth, FL fL £L f 3 Minoru Hayashi Gifu, Japan 132 f Sophomores Craig Ft Hazeltine Matthews. NC William Helton Lenoir, NC Michele A Hemphill Brevard, NC Kenneth G, H Hendley Absecon, NJ Officially Beginning School Year Israel A- Hernandez Orlando, FL C Allan Herndon Concord, NC D Michael Hershey Hickory, NC Robert C, Hill Orlando. FL Phyllis D. Hockefl Greensboro, NC Above: Marshals Jack Robinson and Beth Parker lead the F. Kimberly Holtzman procession beginning Fall Convocation. Goldsboro, NC Alfred W, Houck Greensboro, NC W. Jeffery Houston Highlands. NC Karin M Howard Fletcher. NC Margaret B Howard Savannah, GA Angela L Howell Chapel Hill, NC Sandra L Hulbert Maitland. FL John Hunnicut Pickens, SC Sophomores 133 Through Both Academics And Activities Robert J- Huskins Gastonia, NC H. Trent Hutchinson Columbia, SC Roelandt F Van lerssel Bergen, Holland Hiroyuki lizumi Tokyo. Japan John R, Irvin Horse Shoe. NC L. Stephenson Jermyn Haddonfield, NJ DeAnna D. Johnson Vale, NC Above Goalie Joe Bartlinski practices a difficult save Ginger L Johnson Charlotte, NC Lynyetta L. Johnson Greensboro, NC Martin D Johnson LakeToxaway, NC M Leigh Johnson Mt Airy. NC Patricia A. Johnson Nornstown, PA 134 Sophomores Students Reach For Their Individual Goals BrendaG- Jones Charlotte. NC Valerie L. Jones Brevard. NC David B. Julen Winston-Salem. NC Taren L. Kale Efland. NC Tracy L Kale Efland. NC Kelly Kaletsky Georgetown. SC Gwendolyn Kanipe Morganton. NC Yasuko Kawanobe Tochigi. Japan Jeffrey M. Keever Taylorsville. NC David H. Kersey Simpsonville, SC Above: Sophomore Lisa French takes advantage of a quiet afternoon to read her next assignment. D. Alan Kline Atlanta. GA Lon L. Knight Hillsborough. NC Sophomores 135 BC Students Excel In Athletics J. Patrick Lane DeLand.FL Tracy A. Kohrmg Etowah. NC Gary T. Kucera Pfafftown. NC Noriko Kurokawa Okayama, Japan D Mark Ledford Above The Crunch Bunch — ' Dawes ' Canty, Cesar Sayoc, Mike Eckardt, Pete Tresnan, and Kings Mountain, NC Joe Bartlinski provide defense for the Soccer team. Andrew C. Lee Heidsville.NC James M. Lee Columbia, SC Phillip A Lee Gatfney. SC Evelyn C. Lewis Powder Springs, GA Mary B Lineberger Charlotte, NC 136 Sophomores L Layton Long Belmont. NC Matthew Long Knoxville, TN M. Branson Lowe Wilmington, NC Roger W. March Suffolk, VA John P. Marion Greensboro. NC Sheena C. Martin Barnardsville. NC Lockert B. Mason Wilmington, NC John C. McCall Arden, NC M. Anthony McCall Pisgah Forest. NC Judy E. McCrary Brevard. NC - Kevin McGowan Potomac. MD NathanaelT McJunkin Pickens. SC mi Left: Cheerleader Vicki Harmon and her partner. Dean Cost, practice their angel stunt. Sophomores 137 Beauty Of BC Campus Seen r Timothy L McLaurin Durham, NC Tara D. McMillan Charlotte, NC John W, McMinn Brevard, NC Sarah J. McNeill Atlanta, GA Frank F. Meadows Weaverville, NC Peter G. Mercier Marietta, GA R, Scott Merusi Cincinnati, OH Mary Gay Michaels Raleigh, NC Timothy C. Milling Asheville, NC Shawn L Minturn Metairie, LA Above: Carolyn Blount ' s sheepish grin catches the eye ol the camera Melanie E. Mullins Port Richey. FL Cecilia A. Murray Chevy Chase, MD Bethany A. Neach Vero Beach, FL 138 Sophomores In Every Mode Of Student Life Elizabeth A. Parker Fletcher, NC Judith I. Parsons Venice. FL Top: Many students sleepwalk to early morning classes- John Manon is no exception. Above: Bicycles are a familiar sight around the Ross Hall area. Sophomores 139 Student Interests Range From Art To Athletics Paige R. Peterson Venice. FL M. Louise Pickens Lawrenceville, GA Steven W Piotter Springfield, VA Above: Artist Barbeth Young perfects her masterpiece. EKimbrell Porter Charlotte. NC Jane S. Preston Greenville, SC M. Cathenne Prevo Raleigh. NC Stephen E. Rabey Clemson, SC Scott E. Radcliffe Roswell. GA Dwight C. Rash Creston. NC Amy C. Raxter Rosman. NC Pamela J. Roberts Ennice. NC John W. Robinson Dallas. NC Katherine L. Rogers Atlanta. GA 140 Sophomores Ruth J. Rowell Marietta, GA S. Deborah Russell Chapin.SC Motohito Sagiya Sitama. Japan Toshie Sato Shiba, Japan Cesar A. Sayoc N. Miami Beach, FL fliiiii Mlquel O. Scarborough Brevard, NC Carolyn A, Schrafft Covent Station, NJ John C. Schumacher Aiken, SC Jonathan T. Scott Mountain Lakes, NJ Maria D, Sentelle Brevard, NC Dale B. Setzer Claremont, NC James B. Shires Raleigh, NC Atsuko Shoji Niigata, Japan Jeftery L. Shore Advance, NC Cynthia E. Shortle Ft. Lauderdale, FL A. Michelle Smart Clemmons, NC Deanna L. Smith Sarasota. FL Left. Karen Wehunt proves that studying can sometimes be even more important than watching a basketball game Sophomores 141 Derby Day - cm M Robin Smith Jacksonville Beach, FL Steven T. Smith Boca Raton, FL James W. Southerland Jacksonville, NC Eugene A. Stanton Vero Beach, FL Craig D, Staufter Charlotte, NC Claudia E, Stewart Franklin, NC Linda G.Stewart Brevard, NC Above: Junko Yoshida and Aki Miyamura take advantage of their free time on one of the last days of the summer season. Freda E. Stovall Athens, GA 142 Sophomores Makoto Sugiya Shizuoka, Japan C. Rene Suttles Horse Shoe, NC Timothy L, Swan Miami, FL Mark D. Swansen Cary, NC A Celebration Of The Year To Come Joanne Switlyk W Palm Beach. FL J Richardson Sykes Charlotte. NC Karen D. Talley Matthews. NC Allison E. Tanner Atlanta. GA David C. Taylor Lumberton, NC Above: The lone spectator listens to the Derby Day concert by Clear Creek featuring sophomore Steve Gwaltney and friends. Timothy P. Taylor Lumberton. NC Christopher L Thompson Matthews. NC J- Henry Thompson Englewood. FL Cathy A. Timmons Laurinburg. NC William P. Toole Cedar Mountain. NC Peter F Tresnan Orlando, FL Sophomores 143 BC Spirit And A Sense Of Unity - J. Tehani Tucker Atlantic Beach. FL Enc M. Turner Riyadh , Saudia Arabia M Abigail Tutterrow Randleman, NC William G Tweed Atlanta, GA Edrianna R. UpDyke High Point, NC Kimberly A Wallace Venice, FL J, Hardy Ward Fletcher, NC Above: The balcony of McLarty-Goodson is a favorite gathering place of students. Randall S Ward Ladson, SC Valerie L Waring Vero Beach, FL Mark A. Warnock Asheville. NC Wayne N Waters Summerville. SC Thomas L. Watson Pisgah Forest. NC 144 Sophomores ntegral Parts Of Our Community William Welsh Greensboro. NC Dewey R. Whitaker Winston-Salem. NC Tina C- Wiggins Gaffney. SC Above: Tornado fans congregate to cheer the soccer team on to victory. Teresa L. Wood Greer. SC Tamotsu Yano Osaka, Japan Junko Yoshida Kumamoto, Japan Barbara E. Young Clemson. SC Sophomores 145 Second Year Madness Top Lett Sophomore Kelly Kalelsky reverts to the letal position alter surviving exam week Top Right Randy Ward and John Delaney try to find out if it really does take two to Tango Above: Lisa Graulich prepares for take-off during an E Beam dorm meeting Above Right Tim Milling falls for soccer. Right Two preppy elves (Melanie Mullins and Sandy Nelson) serve punch and cookies at a Christmas party 146 Sophomores 12 Sophomores Chosen For Who ' s Who Top Lett: Daniel L Clay, Atlantic Beach, FL; Cross Country Team, Indoor and Outdoor Track, NJCAA Indoor Track Championships (Finalist — One Mile Run and Marathon Team); Clarion Staff. Kappa Chi, Mentor. Phi Theta Kappa. Highest Scholastic Average for Brevard College Athlete (1981). Achievement Award for East Asian History: Vice-President for Life of the NSPCSA, Member of First Place Sports Racing Team; Hobbies — Backpacking, camping, hiking, bicycling, swimming, and reading. Top Right: John M Delaney, Blackrock. Cork, Ireland; Cross Country Team, All American 1980; Catholic Club. Circle K, Mentor, Phi Theta Kappa, Taylor Dorm Resident Assistant, Student Ambassador; Dean s List; Hobbies — good friends, sports, music, meeting new people and seeing new places. I would like to thank all the good, caring people involved with Brevard College for the last two years. It is the talented and professional staff which makes Brevard College the special place it is. Bottom Left: David L Drury, Brevard. NC; Ross Hall and Beam (Summer Session) Resident Tutor, Campus Security. Collegiate Singers. Judicial Board. Oratorio Chorus. Phi Theta Kappa; Dean ' s List; Hobbies — playing the guitar and piano, writing poetry and songs, indoor and outdoor recreation, collecting books and feathers, and aiming to decipher the eternal message of the trees, which thus far only the birds have succeeded in doing. Bottom Right: Rafael Gasti, Maitland, FL, President — Phi Theta Kappa, President — Spanish-American Club, Clarion Staff, Community Affairs Board. Mentor; Dean ' s List, Chief Student Marshal; Allen H. Simms Scholar; Hobbies — racquetball, swimming, travelling, foreign languages, and Easter Seals campaign for the handicapped Who ' s Who, ' 147 Selection Based On Campus Leadership Right Ural D L Glanville. Augusta. GA; President — Green Dormitory. Student Government — Social Board. Resident Assistant, Mentor, Phi Theta Kappa; Biology Tutor. Honor Roll. Deans List. 1980 Divisional award in Western Civilizations; HobPies — football and baseball My ambition is to become a lawyer because I enjoy dealing with people. Far Right Minoru Hayashi, Gifuken. Japan: Student Marshall. Dean s List. Shogi Award: Hobbies — Mah Jong. Igo; Special Talents — Judo, Karate, Kendo Right Evelyn C Lewis. Powder Springs. GA: President — Kappa Chi, Baptist Student Union. Big Sisters. Community Affairs Board. Phi Theta Kappa. Honor Roll. Dean s List: Hobbies — running, tennis, corss stitch. traveling, attends the First Baptist Church in Brevard and was the Registration Manager for Discovery 81 in October Far Right Peter G Mercier. Marietta. GA, President — Circle K (2 yrs ), Officer for Student Ambassadors. Mentor. Community Affairs Board, Basketball team. Track team, library assistant; Honor Roll; Hobbies — American History. Journalism, football, basketball, track, skiing, and working on antique cars; I have the ability to communicate and motivate myself and others 148 Who ' s Who The 1982 edition of WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN JUNIOR COLLEGES will carry the names of twelve student s from Brevard College who have been selected as being among the country s most outstanding campus leaders. These students, voted on by the Sophomore class and the faculty members, were chosen because of their academic achievement, service to the community, leadership in extracurricular activities, and future potential. These twelve students join an elite group of students selected from more than 1300 institutions of higher learning in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, and several foreigh nations. Far Left: Elizabeth A Parker, Fletcher. NC; Historian Phi Theta Kappa, Growth Chairman of the Baptist Student Union. Resident Assistant. Kappi Chi; Dean s List, Student Marshall; Hobbies — drawing, painting, photography, horseback riding, playing the flute and the piano Left: Miguel Scarborough. Brevard. NC; Spanish Club. Phi Theta Kappa: Deans List. Hobbies — bike riding, hiking, outdoor activities, traveling, working with older people and children. I ' m working towards a degree in gerontology I am happily married to Donald A Scarborough. Dean of Students at Brevard College Far Left Allison E Tanner. Atlanta. GA. Freshmen Representative — W Jones. Social Board Vice President. Community Affairs Board, Radio Club; Hobbies — working on the campus radio station, mountaineering, skiing, hiking, camping, soccer. Brevard College has given me the opportunity to do many of the things I have dreamed of doing. Here at Brevard. I have had the chance to be surrounded by mountains I also enjoy the close teacher-students working relationship and being involved in Student Government Left: David C Taylor, Jr , Lumberton. NC: Freshman Representative — Green Dormitory. Chairman of the SGA Constitution Committee, Co-Business Manager Pertolote staff. Judicial Board Vice-President. Vice-President — Green Dormitory, President — Tornado Club. Lt. Governor of Great Smokies Division — Circle K Mentor: Honor Roll; Hobbies — history, politics, sports Who ' s Who 149 First Year Adjustments Top Left Freshman Jelf Grieves sits back and puis his feel up after a hard day of classes. Top Right Doug Moore carries the football down the field to the W Beam goalposts during an intramural game Above Kimo Sammy Davis, Jr Anderson wows the crowds with his rendition of Candy Man Center Right Leigh Anderson completes an assignment for art class Right Freshmen ESL classes bring varied reactions from these Japanese students 150 Freshmen i. AM Freshmen 151 Freshmen Off To A Good Start Grant L Adams Del Rio, TN Deborah L Adkms Sarasota. FL Bradley S Albee Dunwoody, GA Scott V Alexander Palm Beach, FL Peter S Andersen Asheville. NC Kimo Anderson Washington NC M Leigh Anderson Dana R Andrae Orangeburg. SC L. Leigh Andrews High Point, NC YoiChi Aoki Yokohama. Japan D Edward Ash Charlotte, NC Andre D Ashley Dalzell. SC Kelley L Ashmore Manon. IN Chenssa L Babb Hendersonville. NC John R Barden Virginia Beach, VA Laurie A Basnighl Manteo. NC Susan E Beam Arlington, TX BillieN Beard Charlotte, NC GayleS Beck Miami. FL Jonathan R Beegle Danbury, NC MaryE Belk Charlotte NC Matthew R Bender Charlotte NC Dante F Berry Daphne G Berry William F Bigelow Atlanta, GA Swanee GA Durham, NC Right Pam B ittingham slops to enpy an ice cream cone along the way. 152 Freshmen Usa A. Brown Clyde. HC w 1 i ¥ |H j 1 ■ Leslie J Bogott Wilmington. DE Margaret A Brown Oswego SC Top: Freshman David Phillips spends his days studying nature. Right: Joel Neilson strolls to another class. Freshmen 153 Gaining Experience And Reaching For The Top I Theodore F. Chapoton MoreheadCity NC Caroline L Clark Lawndale, NC Top Notebooks, pencils, pens, and papers are familiar sights in the arms of Susan Traynor as she rushes to her next class. Left Tokutaro Yamaguchi does some last minute studying before his next class. 154 ' Freshmen Catherine A Clay Atlantic Beach. FL LoAnn A Clayton Charlotte IMC Cecilia A Collier Columbia SC K S Awara Conrad Atlanta GA Cynthia J Cook Hadaonfield NJ Natalie L Corker Atlantic Beach FL Viola D Correll Greensboro NC amra J Cornher Dean C Cost Luanda B Cox ChnstyJ Craddock J Barry Cnslip Maria R Croyle Cheryl M Culp Statesville NC Asheville NC Greenville. SC Greensboro. NC Tampa FL Salisbury NC Lookout Mtn If- Above: Weekends were made for special friends Chico Kanaska and Satoru Monta Jennifer K Darby Middieburg. FL Fehaa A Davis Atlanta GA Monta M Davis Amy L DeArmon Martha R Dennis Lonnie D Devme Gemma A. Digh Kimanh T. Dinh H John Dowdle Yadkmville, NC Charlotte NC Boone, NC Brevard NC Denver, NC Lawndale NC Madison. NC Freshmen 155 Storm Cellar A Place To Take A Break Deborah L. Farran Macon, GA Donald L Ferguson Greenville, SC Top Who needs the cafeteria food when we ' ve got the Storm Cellar 9 say freshmen Debbie Farren. Abby Hoag, and Jim Rogers Left: Captain Beam (Scott Merusi) joins forces with a masked bandit (John Byrd) 156 Freshmen Payne C Fewell Jacksonville FL Lon J Field Sunrise FL Michael R Fitzgerald Charlotte. NC Deborah J Floyd Brevard. NC Jo Anne A Folger Fayetteville. NC William C Forrestal Atlanta, GA Steven C Fox Clemmons NC W Gregory Franklin Elisa V Freaso Atlanta. GA New York NY J Chnstopher Fneze Durham, NC Gregory C Fntzler Winston-Salem. NC Masako Fukuoka Kobe, Japan Timothy N Furr Charlone. NC LonR Gabnel Lenoir, NC Stephen R Gaiser Greensboro NC Chene L Galloway Rosman, NC Erin L. Gantt Chaddsford.PA Gregory D Geissinger Miami. FL Kimberly F Gilbert Greensboro, NC James N Gillen Atlanta. GA Wendy L Giordan N. Miami Beach, FL Alyssa M Gnftin Burlon.SC Left: Barry Crislip, John King, and Rusty King enjoy a few moments of relaxation dunng class change. Freshmen 157 Dorm Life, Academic Life, Just Relaxing - Renee C Gntfin Orlando. FL Pamela E. Grubb Thomasville, NC T Bradford Guerrant Charlotte. NC Lome A. Guffey Cedar Mountain. NC JohnC Gurley Roanoke. VA Richard S Halliburton Charlotte, NC Elisabeth P Harr Laurens. SC Harold R Helms Susan L Henderson W Ron Hendnx James C Hickey Rutherlordton NC Wmslon-Salem.NC Greenville, SC Cocoa, FL 158 Freshmen Top: Freshmen Thorn Brower, Jefl Grieves, and Bill Thornburg spend their free time in the Student Union pool room Above Leslie Bogott, Mary Yutkins, Erin Gantt, and Sandra Patten take time to pose lor the photographer- mportant Parts Of The BC Campus Robert R Hoptons Mi Pleasant. SC Top: Shiro Hirakawa. Tokutaro Yamaguchi, and Yoicho Aoki are only a Bruce e Hudson Sandra k Huffman Snerron l Humpnnes few of the students often found in the library. Above YoshiyaTsuzuki Albemarle. nc EasiBend.NC Charleston. sc wades the creek dunng an afternoon hike. J Vi Gerald D Hutchinson CHd Fort. NC Roger D ingle Stafesville NC Usa C Jackson Jamestown. NC Karen A Jacobsen Georgetown SC Nicolette M Jardme Spnng Lake NC Davnd E Jenkins Taylorsville NC Freshmen 159 Special Times And People H Martin Jensen Chapel Hill NC Mark C Johnson McLean. VA Mark T Jernigan Desiree S Johnson Sanfcxd, NC Fayetteville, NC W m 1 HA  O C -! |W A k I Vickie L Johnson Brevard. NC Linda L Jones Hendersonville, NC M Leigh Jones Charlotte, NC Anita J Jones Brevard, NC Ronald A Kahrs Greensboro, NC Chico Kawaoka Tokyo, Japan Above: Santiago Moya observes teammates during soccer match Joan F Keese Pendleton, SC Patnaa Keesee Brevard, NC Susan C Keller Summil Point, WV CynlhiaM Kilpatnck Brevard, NC Brenda D Kimzey Horse Shoe. NC J Russell King Tampa, FL John D Kirby Charlotte NC Tomoko Kitagawa Hiroshima-kan, Japan W Charles Kolb Greensboro, NC C Jefterson Koontz Lexmglon, NC Margaret K Kwasnik Lookout Mountain, TN N Jean Lattoday Charlotte, NC John E King Falls Church, VA Andy W Latimer Jacksonville. FL 160 I Freshmen Sony a fl Lawrence Athens GA Robert E Lawson Louisvtlle KY James C Lee Reidsville NC James M Leshock Chariotle, NC DarrylK Lester Cary.NC Steven W Lewis Raleigh, NC Jon S Lottin Arden NC : fochardJ Longenecker Miami. FL Nancy A Luppino Brevard, NC William R Mackay Greensboro NC Bnan J. MacMahon Maitland, FL Kenl H Mann Kinston, NC Wayne A Man- Naples. FL Elizabeth A. Martinson Brevard, NC Left: Kimanh Dmh takes the time to talk with friends between classes Freshmen 161 Students Find Their Own Individuality Edward E Michaels Raleigh, NC Jon P Mikesell Pisgah Forest, NC Joyce E Miller Georgetown, SC , .1 4 Santiago Moya Valencia Venezuela Joseph E Murphy Sarasola. FL LisaC Miller Lake Junaluska, NC Jeffrey K Muth Orlando. FL R Sam Miller Tryon. NC James M Minnis Hillsborough, NC David A. Mobley High Point. NC Above Randy Shields thinks about the weekend ahead. Dennis L Myers Brevard, NC Andrea L Nalley Shelby. NC Cednc A Nash Asheville, NC Dorolhy S Neill Melbourne, FL Joel A Neilson Asheville NC E Louis Nelon Black Mountain. NC James J Nelson Winter Park, FL 162 Freshmen mm Above: Bernard Strong leaves McLarty Goodson after a class. Karl H. Park Henderson vi tie NC Dean C Parker Pine Bush. NY Sandra L Parten Miramar. FL Elizabeth N Patterson Saksbury, NC C Mark Pepper Sanford. NC Christopher B Perry Rocky Mount. NC Suzanne C Peterson Oak Park, IL MikalJ Peveto Lake Charles. LA Kevin P. Phelps Rosehaven. MD Daniel B Phillips Greensboro. NC David R Phd ps Boone NC Timothy Philips LakeToxaway NC Cindy B Poor Pisgah Forest. NC W.lliam M Potts Anniston AL D Jeffrey Pressley Brevard NC Freshmen 163 Determination Creates BC Spirit ll ll Donna M Pyle Coral Gables FL Mary J Queen Cherokee NC Robyn j Rackiey Above: John Slaton exudes determination as he keeps the ball away from his opponent. Washington Park. NC C Lance Rairden C LaneRairden Israels Ramos Clift L Ratliff Belsy L Raymond Timothy D Reese Christopher CReilly Raleigh, NC Rale.gh, NC Orlando. FL Chapel Hill, NC Boca Raton, FL Etowah, NC Fairfax. VA Mi r kr e c Donna M Renuart Durham NC Joseph L Rey Coral Gables FL Kathenne L Ritler Manassas. VA Victoria E Rives Wilmington, DE Cynthta D Robinson Pisgah Forest. NC James E Rogers Fairfax, VA Paula L Rogers Pisgah Forest, NC UsaG Rudeseai blburn GA Matthew C Rumph Denver NC William M Rusch Moravian Falls NC David W Russell Kannapolis. NC Robert G Russell Lmcolnton NC William H Russell Lynchburg, VA Nannie O Sampson 164 Freshmen Timothy S Sass Clyde. NC Donna M Schooling Brevard NC Sarah G Seawell Carthage. NC Richard A Sheeny Havekxk. NC Randy L Shields Dry Fork, V A Feleoa M Shipman Brevard. NC Leslie A Shipman Brevard. NC Jeffrey A Shore Pfafftown. NC R Hunter Short Coral Gables FL Rosryn D Singleton Ridgeland. SC Sandra S Skomschek Brandon. FL John S Slaton Miarm. FL David L Sm.th Johnstown. PA J Delberi Smith Leland. NC Darrell E Snider Statey. NC Hiroko Soga Nagoya. Japan KnstineL Sotona Conyers GA Sandra L Spenuk Harm Hon. Ontano. Canada Kimberly A Stafford Crown Point. IN TiaS. Stalhngs Charlotte NC Demetnus Stelmashenko Sarasota. FL I Stanley B Stone Cumming GA ColleenM Stout Coral Spnngs FL F DeeStnckhn Mocksvile. NC Left. Cheerleader Andrea Nalley and her partner prepare their stunts for the next game. Verne Deason Freshmen 165 Freshmen Experience The Joy Of Moving In Bernard L Strong Greensboro, NC Patrick M Sullivan Annandale. VA Major L Tallent Chatham. VA B Elame Tate Brevard, NC Elizabeth M Thompson Columbia SC B Blake Tripp Charlotte NC Thomas P Taylor Gaston, SC Todd E Thomas Hopewell, VA Above: Cecil Collier moves into a new life style James R Thompson Allison Park, PA Leah A Thompson Hollywood, MD William J Thornburg Taylorsville, NC Cheryl K Tinsley Brevard. NC Nancy J Tisdale Greenville, SC Julie A Tntt Pisgah Foresl, NC Yosh.ya Tsuzuki Shiba-ken Japan Suzanne T Updike Winter Park, FL Thomas S Vaughan Sarasota. FL Thomas E Vibed Susan M Traynor Roswell.GA Scott H Wachter Charlotte. NC 166 Freshmen HUB Phyllis S Walker Pendleton SC Bradley D Walters McLean. VA David C Waser Brevard, NC Randy C Weatherman Winston-Salem. NC Peter E. Weber Charlotte, NC Karen L Weeks Asheville NC Michelle M Weishett Hendersonville NC James L Whisnant Angela R Whittington Dallas. NC Gastoma NC J. James Willard Sarasota. FL Alan R Williams Charlotte NC Eugenia L Williams Manon. NC Kathleen L Williams Hubert. NC Robin L Williams Brevard. NC Henry M Williamson Mt Pleasant. SC AnnG Wilson Clemson.SC Hobson L Wilson Merntt Island, FL Laura A Wilson Winston-Salem. NC A David WoHord Wilmington, NC RegmaL Wortman Brevard. NC G Scott Wray Shelby. NC JonM.ZilliOuK Brevard. NC Left: Sandy Skornschek gets lost among old yearbooks Freshmen 167 Tina M Amisano Atlanta. GA Hilda N Hardin Brevard, NC 51 New And Returning Students C Judy Bonne Marietta. GA Matthew L Brooks Winston-Salem. NC Wendy M Burchfield Hendersonville. NC Karen D Canter Taylorsville, NC J. Patrick Goetz Orlando. FL Rita C Jamerson Brevard. NC Jamie A Johnson Brevard, NC Jonnie L Johnston Orlando, FL Mark M McNamara Atlantic Beach, FL Amy P. Miller Vero Beach. FL Above Second semester student Scott Tinman gets initiated early during a winter snowball light Right Freshmen Lloyd Trimmer. Mike Stewart, and Mark McNamara begin their college career second semester 168 Second Semester Students Enhance Second Semester Holly G Partridge Elizabeth A. Rausch Newark, DE Chittenango. NY Christopher A Rector Ronald K Reid Ramsuer, NC Pisgah Forest. NC Donna A Scoates Miami, FL Maria E Shackelford Montgomery, AL Gordon H Snaden Calhoun. GA Michal E Stewart Chapel Hill, NC Richard A Stewart Atlanta, GA 4.J Charles R Wilson Albert T. Winebarger Gastonia, NC Summerfield, NC Mary E. Temple Pisgah Forest, NC Scott A. Tinman Cayce, SC Lloyd M Timmer Chapel Hill, NC Above Donna Scoates and Maria Shackelford enpy a coffeehouse during their first week at Brevard Left: Second semester student Mark McNamara lines up a shot during a pool game Second Semester Students 169 170 Patrons Patrons 171 Making the mountains of North Carolina home BLACK FOREST LODGE This old lodge was p.iti of the campus oi the hrsi forestry school, It has been restored find is located in the Pisgah National Foresl near Brevard, North Carolina ECUSTA PAPER FILM GROUP PISGAH FOREST NORTH CAROLINA 172 Patrons Hobby N Shoppe 302 S. BROAD BREVARD. N.C. 28712 PHONE 1704 1 883-28IO , ' ( it ijOOMtweU LETICS 7 East TTUdn St. HOUSTON FURNITURE CO. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS Phone: 883-8205 53-55 East Main Street BREVARD JEWELERS AND GIFT SHOP Corner Main and Broad Streets (Opposite Courthouse) BREVARD, NORTH CAROLINA 28712 Telephone 704-883-2380 ALMA K. COX (MRS. J. H. COX) Hummel and Limited Edition Headquarters WE BUY AND SELL ANTIQUES ' elk BELK 57-59 East Main Street Brevard, N. C. 28712 Telephone 704-884-2931 iffi y FORD VALLEY FORD 314 N. Broad Street Brevard, N.C. 28712 m The Book Nook THE BOOK NOOK 15 S. Broad St. Brevard, N. C. Phone: 883-9745 BOOKS NEW USED Book Search Service For Out-of-Print Books WE TRADE! Patrons 173 Brevard Federal Savings Loan Association 132 S Caldwell Street, Brevard. N C 884-2951 AUSTIN ART SHOP YOUR PHOTO, TAPE AND RECORD CENTER 11 East Main Street Brevard, N. C. Phone: 883-2125 Just Across From the Courthouse DUVALL DRUGS, INC. BREVARD, N. C. QMESKMI® •COWMPIKA-BRfV WW ugW 1 THE YARN PEDDLER ALL TYPES NEEDLECRAFT CROSS STITCH SPOKEN 306 S. Broad St. Brevard, N. C. Telephone: (704) 884-4341 PRESSLEY SHELL COMPLETE CAR SERVICE ACCESSORIES TIRES — BATTERIES — WASHING GREASING — LP GAS Phone: 883-9875 Brevard, N. C. 28712 Saturday 9 a.m. • 1:00 p.m. BREVARD LIGHTING CENTER 883-2375 35 Rosman Highway, Brevard, North Carolina 28712 Lighting Fixtures for Residential - Commercial Use Also Door Chimes, Medicine Cabinets, Mirrors, Heater-Vent-Light Combinations If our hours don ' t suit your schedule, Call for special appointment Hours Monday . Fnday 7:30 a m . 5 p m 174 Patrons mm amencan thread AMERICAN THREAD COMPANY Sylvan Plant Rosman, N.C. Patrons 175 PISGAH CANDY COMPANY WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS Brevard Patterson ' s of Brevard je cause oou Jihe Xjce Jnincjs . mmm RAME-UP rJW tirfc CUSTOM FRAMING FINE PRINTS POSTERS WATERCOLORS ' Wdh ' ' SHOE MART Compliments of PAT ' S SHOE MART College Shopping Center Brevard, N. C. The Transylvania Times A state and national award winning newspaper published each Monday and Thursday. P. O. Box 32, Brevard, N.C. 28712 1 76 Patrons Furniture • Appliances Floor Covering klCE FUkMITUkE CO. 72 W MAIN STREET BREVARD. N C EDWIN R RICE president Phone (704) 683-9210 P VINCENT G. TAIBBI Phone 883-2451 DUNHAM ' S MUSIC HOUSE. Inc. CAROLINA PIAXO SERVICES 208 N CALDWELL ST 3REVARD. N C 28712 NEW PIANOS and ORGANS SALES • SERVICES • ACCESSORIES LOVE ' S JEWELRY GIFTS, INC. DIAMONDS STERLING PEWTER CHINA CRYSTAL FIGURINES STONE RINGS COMPLETE LINE OF SEIKO WATCHES 30 E. Main St. Brevard, N. C. 884-4601 SHONEYS -and -BILL O ' FARE STEAKS SEAFOOD Soup And Salad Bar Open for Breakfast 6 AM. Asheville Hwy. BREVARD Phone 884-2949 THE PLACE TO GO FOR PIZZA ALSO Italian Spaghetti And Complete Dinner Menu Rosman Hwy. BREVARD Next to Pisgah Lanes Brown Bagging For Carry out or Reservations Phone 884-2602 Patrons 177 DUPONT IN WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA REFLECTS ON 24 YEARS OF SERVING PEOPLE WITH HIGH QUALITY PRODUCTS AT THE BREVARD PHOTO PRODUCTS DEPARTMENT PLANT MANUFACTURERS OF X-RAY PRODUCTS SffPU C US F TSTWOff Equal Opportunity Employer M F V H You and Dupont. There ' s a lot of good chemistry between us. 178 Patrons BREVARD MOTOR LODGE American Express VISA Diners Club Master Charge Joe Keller, owner 884-3456 Across from Brevard College COLOR TV ROOM PHONES POOL AIR CONDITIONED BfifCtfY S inclair O ff ice S upply Office in Distress? CALL S.O.S. S G3 tnt,!, , i ,.r ) nr M.-r . U Hn k PHONF 883-8232 Sears 9:00 - 5:30 Mon. - Sat. SEARS. ROEBl IK AND CO BREVARD PLAZA Brevard, N.C fsfaufk £teis Pel j$kop Mon -Sal 9 30-5:30 44E Main St Brevard 883-2441 Patrons 179 First Union National Bank Brevard, North Carolina (m Carolina Tire Company Highway 64 Brevard, North Carolina V OJhr 2U ifiion loyce and Buddy Young invite you to enjoy an evening of relaxed dining by mountain stream. Specializing in Choice Aged Beet - Fresh Mountain Trout Alaskan King Crab - lobster Tails Icdtiu in$ Salad Bar Homemade Onion Soup Special Homemade Desserts Reservations Preferred 862-4491 Open Year Round Tuesday-Saturday — Brown Bagging 5 30-9 30 PM — Master Charge. Visa 3 ' i miles south of Rosman on Hwy 1 78 Brevard College Bookstore The Place for Students To Go For Sundry Items Pencils, pens, paper, books, posters, cards, etc. and (or school spirit items (Bumper stickers, hats. T-shirts, etc.) 180 Patrons IMPERIAL MOTOR LODGE 75 Completely New and Modern Units Highways 64 276 North Phone 884-2887 Brevard. NC 28712 JOHN THEEDEE PHOTOGRAPHY Rt. 5 TRAVELERS REST, S.C. 29690 (803) 834-8672 OLAN MILLS SCHOOL PORTRAIT DIVISION OFFICAL PHOTOGRAPHER FOR YOUR YEAR BOOK BLUE RIDGE QUICK PRINT The Place To Go For All Your Printing Needs Wedding Invitations Stationery Christmas Cards Business Envelopes PATRON ' S INDEX American Thread 175 Lighting Center, The 174 Austin Art Shop 174 Love ' s Jewelry and Gifts, Inc. 177 Belk 173 Olan Mills 181 Bill O ' Fare 177 Olin, Ecustra Paper and Film Group 172 Blue Ridge Quick Print 181 Pat ' s Shoe Mart 176 Book Nook, The 173 Patterson ' s 176 Brevard College Bookstore 180 Pisgah Candy Company 176 Brevard Federal Savings and Loan 174 Pressley ' s Shell 174 Brevard Jewelers and Gifts 173 Red Lion Inn 180 Brevard Motor Lodge 179 Rice Furniture 177 Carolina Tire Co. 180 Sears 179 Dunham Music House 177 Shoney ' s Big Boy 177 Dupont 178 Sinclair Office Supply 179 Duvall Drugs, Inc. 174 Sky City 179 First Union National Bank 180 South Seas Pet Shop 179 Frame-Up, The 176 Transylvania Times 176 Highland Bookstore 174 Uptown Athletics 173 Hobby Shoppe, The 173 Valley Ford 173 Houston Furniture 173 Yarn Peddler, The 174 Imperial Motor Lodge 181 Patrons 181 Student Directory and Index Mary Elizabeth Belk 834 Museum Dr Charlotte, NC 28207 152 Leslie Jarmon Bogott 171 1 Gunning Dr Wilmington DE 19803 127, 153. 158 Patricia Anne Broadwell 2475 Vistavia Rd Charleston. SC 29405 54 58 68, 69, 126 Jalal Abu Ghazaleh Brevard College Brevard NC 28712 125 Thomas D Alanesian 6 Geneva St Bath NY 14810 125 Sheha Renee Bell Rt 1. Box 137 Kings Mountain, NC 28086 126 Gwendolyn Bonds PO Box 104 Speed NC 27881 153 Patli Ann Brooks 1 02 Brooks Rd Brevard, NC 28712 52, 153 Grant Lee Adams P O Box 2458 Del Rio. TN 37727 152 Lisa Caryl Atkins 175 Dartmouth Drive Port Charlotte. FL 33952 63. 73 125 Matthew Ralph Bender 804 E Kingston Ave Charlotte, NC 28203 65. 152 James Hall Borden 3829 Regent Rd Durham, NC 27707 Thomas Weldon Brower 21 Old Farm Rd Newark, DE 19711 153, 158 Deborah Lynne Adkins 3345 Plantation Dr Sarasota. FL 33581 47 152 Bradley Scott Albee 5070 Vernon Springs Dr Dunwoody GA 30338 76,82.83 84 90 152 Scott Victor Alexander 1025 N Lake Way Palm Beach. FL 33480 152. 92 Peter Scott Andersen 320 Windsor Rd Asheville NC 28804 58, 59 61 152 Anne Camngton Anderson PO Box 397 Drakes Branch VA 23937 Kimo Anderson 1019 Washington St Washington NC 27889 6. 63, 65 73 150. 152 Mary Leigh Anderson 6710 Teguesla Dr Seminole FL 33543 150. 152 Dana Rene Andrae 626 Hillsboro Rd Orangeburg SC 29115 152. 93 Lillian Leigh Andrews 4001 Beverly Hi ' lS High Point. NC 27260 152, 93 Yoichi Aoki 36-5, 2 Chome Kamiooka Kowan-Ky Yokohama-chi Japan 152. 159 Gregory Paul Armijo 761 F Walnut Court Augusla GA 30905 44. 70 125 Deborah Lynn Armistead 1011 Surry Dr Greensboro NC 27408 125 Duane Edward Ash 6214 Rose Valley Dr Charlotte NC 28210 152 Robin Elaine Ashe 17 Vicki Circle Greenville SC 29615 74 125 Andre Darnell Ashley Rf 2 Box 165 Dalzell. SC 29040 68 69, 152 Kelley Lynne Ashmore 4619 S Shelby Marion IN 46952 67, 68. 152 Joseph Leonard Austin 3723 Greenland Ave NW Roanoke. VA 24012 50. 55, 56, 125 Chenssa Lynn Babb PO Box 1986 Hendersonville. NC 28739 62, 127, 152 Beniamm Brooke Bailey PO Box 217 Penrose NC 28766 41. 44, 48. 52. 125 Glenn Allen Barbee 850 Old Country Rd Garden City. NY 11530 30,31. 67, 68. 69, 70 73 1 John Robert Barden 2816 River Rd Virginia Beach VA 23454 30. 31. 61. 68. 71, 72 152 Scott David Barkley 1221 Oakwood Ave Gastoma, NC 28052 125 Joseph Alan Bartlinski P O Box 794 Longwood. FL 32750 77. 125 134. 136 Laurie Ann Basnighl North Main Hwy Manteo, NC 27954 152 Bryan Richard Batten 1601 Logan St Clearwater, FL 33515 57, 82, 90, 125 Robert Bruce Baxter 800 Purdue St Raleigh, NC 27609 90, 125 David Allen Bazzie 112 W 9th Street Summerville. SC 29483 65. 125 Susan Elizabeth Beam 2112 Inverrat Ct Arlington. TX 76017 152 Billie Nichols Beard 5439 K.ldare Dr Charlotte NC 28215 24 152 Gayle Sharon Beck 12015 SW 68th Ave Miami, FL 33156 152 Denise Ann Beebe 130 S Rugby Rd Hendersonville NC 28739 7. 52 126 Jonalhan Ray Beegle Rt 1 Box 220 Danbury NC 27016 152 Kathryn Trinity Bennett Route 3 Eaton. OH 45320 126 Daniel Fortune Berry 445 Ambendge Trail Atlanta. GA 30328 152 Daphne Gail Berry PO Box 187 Swanee, GA 30179 2, 60, 61. 152 William Fredrick Bigelow 1007 Monmouth Ave Durham, NC 27701 152 Donna Michelle Bishop P O Box 35 Cedar Mountain, NC 28718 80 88 Wayne Gerard Bishop PO Box 152 Cedar Mounlain, NC 28718 52, 67, 68. 69 Nicky Ronald Blanchard 9 Ashley Lane Fuquay-Vanna, NC 27526 Carolyn Merntt Blount 28 Utopia Rd Asheville, NC 28805 51, 68. 126. 138 David Paul Blowers Rt 3, Box 128 Brevard, NC 28712 153 Jettrey Mead Bossart 142 N Twin Lakes Rd Cocoa. FL 32922 153 Michael Lindsay Bowman 6163 Vance Rd Kernersv.lle, NC 27284 5, 55.85, 126. 198 Julia Faith Bracket! P O Box 1 533 Brevard. NC 28712 126 Mary Lee Bremer 8118 Sir Galahad Dr Evans, GA 30809 126 Charles Harris Brewer Rt 2, Box 359 Wadesboro, NC 2B170 74, 75, 153 Sarah Ann Brewer 297 Rosman Hwy Brevard NC 28712 52 153 Thomas Gary Brighl 17 Pressley Court Asheville, NC 28805 126 Paul A Brim 2712-A Patio Place Greensboro, NC 27405 56, 57, 68, 82. 90, 153 Pamela Jean Brittingham 4029 Cardinal Blvd Daylana Beach, FL 32019 153, 45 Alan Morns Brown 210 Holloway St Waihalla. SC 29691 60. 64, 68, 69. 153 Leonard Aaron Brown 3260 Las Bnsas Ct Pensacola, FL 32506 19, 28, 30, 31, 153 Leslie Mana Brown P O Box 507 Lenoir, NC 28645 126 Lisa Ann Brown Rl 2, Box 88A Clyde, NC 28721 153 Margaret Ann Brown Rt 1, Box 183-B Oswego, SC 29121 67, 153 Tawny Lynn Brown Rt 1 , Box 89 Lake Toxaway, NC 28747 24, 52, 59, 126 Susan Lynn Bryan 4419 Beneva Rd Sarasota. FL 33583 153 Jettery Belew Bryson 215 Crestview Dr Gaflney, SC 29340 16. 126 Anthony Jerome Burch Rt. 6, Box 155 Seymour, TN 37865 65, 90, Christopher James Burchall 1325 Kershaw Dr Raleigh, NC 27609 153 John Edward Burg 1954 Shady Lane Columbia. SC 29206 154 Matthew John Burke 607 Alleghany St Blacksburg, VA 24060 127 Perry Warren Burke 302 Creasman Rd Asheville, NC 28806 154 Paul Randolph Burket 211 Oak Park Dr Brevard, NC 28712 127 Barbara Smith Burleson Rt 2, Box 648 Brevard. NC 28712 52 Keith Edward Burnette Rt 1, Box 471-2 Brevard, NC 28712 52, 154 182 Index Ronald Dwayne Bums Rt 11 Box 243 Hickory NC 28601 154 14 Alan Kent Casey 318 Fairfax Ave Asheville NC 28806 128 LoAnn Alcantara Clayton 1539 Grovewood Df Charlotte. NC 28208 115. Dean Campbell Cost 32 Oakwilde Dr Asheville. NC 28803 94. 137. 155 Mark Glenn Daughtry Rt 1 Box 303A Rocky Point NC 28457 51 98. 128 Kimberiy Leigh Burreil P Box 67 Lake Toxaway NC 28747 24 52 127 Lynne Danielle Barren 1041 Blue Ridge Rd E Flat Rock NC 28726 47 154 Beverly Leigh Burton 130 Longwood Place Nashville TN 37215 154 Meimda Denise Burton 501 North Kepler DeLand. FL 32720 24 47. 127 Maroa Lynn Buttertield 5300 Knolls Dr Matthews NC 28105 154 Kathenne Mane Buttervvorth 55 Morgan St. Middietown, CT 06457 70. 1 54 Charles Wayne Byrd 297 Rosman Hwy Brevard NC 28712 47.48. 50. 52. 127 John Robert Byrd 105 Canterbury Rd Washington. NC 27889 156 Christopher Qumton Cady 1150 Rollingwood Trl Martland. FL 32751 127 Phyllis Lynne Cagle P O Box 323 Pisgah Forest NC 28768 37. 52. 127 Craig Mitchell Calhoun 531 Brechin Dr Winter Park FL 32792 68 154 Juli Elaine Calvert 2148 Ware Dr W Palm Beach. FL 33409 53. 54. 127 Gwendolyn Sherry Cameron Rt 1. Box 221 -A Cameron NC 28326 154 Mark Christopher Canty 729 Spnngview Dr Orlando. FL 32803 51.62. 77, 127 136 Karen Ann Capps 3300 Blackvine Drive Matthews NC 28105 50. 56. 65. 127 Tern Lynn Capps 11 50 Cameo Ct Matthews. NC 28105 152. 154 Ellen Dunson Chaffee 3391 Bryan Way Marietta GA 30060 67.68. 74 154 Pnscilla Kay Chapman Star Rt Box 38 Rosman NC 28772 52 120 154 Theodore Francis Chapoton 21 1 Knox Dr Morehead City. NC 29557 62. 154 Harry Gray Chase Route 1 Buttermilk Rd Lenoir City, TN 37771 66. 128. 130 Linda Susan Chase 3632 Smokense Hill Dr. Matthews. NC 28105 8 128 Cheryl Lynne Chester Rt 2. Box 52A Pisgah Forest. NC 28768 52. 74 Caroline Louise Clark Rt 2, Box 9-A Lawndale. NC 28090 154 Laura DeAnn Clark Route 2. Box 99 Purcellville. VA 22132 20 38. 68. 127. 128. 130 Catherine Anne Clay P.O. Box 687 Atlantic Beach. FL 32233 155 Beverly Ann Clement 1 1 1 Broadview Circle Brevard. NC 28712 52,60.61 128 Stewart Owen Cochran 3405 Overton Df Greensboro. NC 27408 67, 70. 128 Ellen Ann Cole 11513 Areca Rd Tampa FL 33618 51.62.94. 128 Cecilia Ann Collier 1781 Spnnglield Ave Columbia SC 29206 25 51 65. 73, 155. 166. 195 Kathryn Suzanne Awara Conrad 1069 Burton Dr Atlanta. GA 30329 2. 58. 59.60. 68. 69. 155 Cynthia Jo Cook 6 Hutchinson Ave Haddonfield NJ 08033 80. 155. Sarah Maye Cooper Route 3 Box 284 Brevard. NC 28712 94.95. 128 Gary Douglas Copeland Route 5. Box 1 26 Apex NC 27502 66. 128 Natalie Lynne Corker 1 757 Park Terrace West Atlantic Beach, FL 32233 155 Robert Paul Costello Rt i Box 382 Lake Towaway NC 28747 Enc Dean Couch 80 Kimberly Knoll Rd Asheville NC 28804 Cenda Gayie Cox 4516 Canal St. Lons SC 29569 51 56. 65. 128 Luanda Beth Cox 124 Sunset Dr. Greenville. SC 29605 68. 155 Christy Jean Craddock 3021 Royalton Dr Greensboro, NC 27406 65. 67.68. 155. Christopher William Craver 1116 W Green St Thomasville. NC 27360 James Barry Cnslip 2605 S Dundee Tampa, FL 33609 155, 157 Maria Renee Croyle Rt 4 Box 785 Salisbury, NC 28114 68. 69. 70. 155 Cheryl Marie Culp 1608 Fairy Dell Tr. Lookout Mtn . TN 37350 155 Kenneth Wayne Dabbs 2 Easrway Ct Fletcher. NC 28732 41, 60, 155 Eugene Miiburn Davani 2135 Sharon Ave Charlotte. NC 28211 7 13 Philip Roger Davenport Route 9 Box 761 Asheville. NC 28803 70. 129 Felicia Annease Davis 191 Ashby St., NW Atlanta GA 30314 155 Monta Man Davis Rt 2. Box 359 Yadkmville. NC 27055 155 Janet Carson Deal Route 1 Penrose. NC 28766 Amy Louise DeArmon 1109 Beigrave PI Charlotte. NC 28203 155 Verne Franklin Deason 3612 Golf View Dr Gastonia. NC 28052 10, 51 55 63 94 129. 165 John Mark Delaney 48 McGrath Pk Blackrock. Cork. Ireland 37. 51 53, 55 59, 62. 84. 90. 129. 146. 147 Martha Rosamond Dennis Rt 4, Fairway Dr Boone. NC 28607 155. Loniiie Dean Devine Rt 3. Box 298 Brevard. NC 28712 155 Andrea Lynn DiCara 10605 Goodsprmg Ave Great Falls VA 22066 129 Patsy Ann Dickey Route 1 Box 128 Lake Lure, NC 26746 54. 129. Scon Edward Dickey 2021 Helen Dr Gastonia. NC 28052 129 Wanda Dickey PO Box 3 Culberson. NC 28903 60.61. 129 Gemma Ann Digh 119 Holly Court Denver. NC 28037 10.27,68.70. 155 Kimanh Thi Dinh P.O. Box 422 Lawndale. NC 28090 4. 155. 161 Nelson Wallace Carmichael 514 10th Ave . North Surtside Beach SC 29577 65. 128 Daniel Lanier Clay P O Box 687 Atlantic Beach, FL 32233 55. 59 82 90, 128. 147 Viola Dunlap Correli 3217 Fontana Dr Greensboro. NC 27406 8. 155 Stephanie Mane Danson 5453 Beneva Woods Or Sarasota, FL 33583 47. 56. 155 Kenneth Martin Dmkins Star Route Box 177 Rosman. NC 28772 129 Monica Sherrel Carter 3101 E Bessemer Greensboro NC 27405 8 19. 31 154 Uebe Elaine Clayton Route 2. Box 532 Mooresville. NC 28115 48 128 Tamra Jean Cornher 729 Ferndale Dr Statesville NC 28677 104. 155 Jennifer Kathleen Darby 4i2i Saddiehom Trail Middleburg. FL 32068 27 36. 62. 155 Meredith Anne Dobbins 721 Woodbine Rd Huntsville, AL 35805 47. 50. 99. 129 Index 183 Mary Eileen Donahue 120 Cummings Point Rd Stamford CT 06902 Hugh John Dowdie 402 Lyola St Madison. NC 27025 155 92 David laird D ' ury Brevard College Brevard NC 28712 50 59,67, 68, 102 110 129. John Elliott Dugger 600 Windsor Parkway Atlanta GA 30342 105. 129 Clay Royall Dunnagan 89 BnarciiHe Myrtle Beach, SC 29577 156 92 John Truesdale Dysafl Route 7 Box 52 Hendersonville. NC 28739 68. 70 129 Shan Lee Eakes Box 105 Buffalo Rd Raleigh. NC 27604 63, 156 Alice Elizabeth Earnest 2410 Mernmont Dr Winston-Salem, NC 27106 129, 196 Susan Amelia Eastwood Rt 12 Box 344A Morganlon. NC 28655 28 30, 67 68 69, 156 Michelle Kay Ebner 2626 Pack Rd Croswell. Ml 48422 62 68, 69. 156 Michael Derrick Eckardl 210 Mt Paran Rd . NW Atlanta, GA 30327 77 78 129, 136 Robert Michael Edmislon P O Box 2507 Chapel Hill. NC 27514 129 Loretta Ann Edwards 110 Mu ' dock Rd Hillsborough. NC 27278 129 93 Dons Ann Eley 1200 SE 13th Terrace Ft Lauderdale FL 33316 27 156 Timothy Lloyd Ellis 202 W Greenway S Greensboro, NC 27403 65 73 156 Palnoa Marilyn Elston 3927 Bayshore Blvd NE St Petersburg FL 33703 156 Thavm Lee Emerson Rt 2 Box 277 Hogansville GA 30230 65. 156 Junko Endo 2-937 N.shin-cho Om.yashi Sa ' itama 330 Japan 156 Yasuko Eno 2-12-20 Kasumgaoka Higash.-Ky Fukuoka 813 Japan 68 156 Thomas Man Ereth 402 Greenfield Hgts Havelock NC 28532 129 John Joseph Euchner 2206 Scottwood Dt Gastonia, NC 28052 51 129 Coley Lee Evans 2386 Christopher s Walk NW Atlanta. GA 30327 19 47 55 64 92 129 Richard Dickson Evans 1540 NW Fork Rd Stuart, FL 33494 156 Gary Andrew Farmer 1670 Willie Dr. NE Marietta. GA 30062 129 Marvm Scott Farmer Rt i . Box 20 Maxwell. NM 87726 60. 156 Deborah Lynn Farran 905 Underwood Dr Macon GA 31210 47.62.80, 81, 156 Jeft Leonard Fender Rt 4. Box 174 Burnsville, NC 28714 85. 86 Donald L Ferguson Rt 2, Roper Mt Rd Greenville, SC 29615 156 Payne Crutchfield Feweii 4965 Arapahoe Ave Jacksonville. FL 32210 157 Lor Jean Field 2111 Sunsel Strip Sunrise, FL 33313 40, 64 151, 157 Lisa Ann Fields 2946 Creek Park Dr Marietta. GA 30062 51, 53, 68, 130 Lisa Carol Fisher 6630 Olde Providence Rd Charlotte. NC 28211 29, 130 Michael Ray Fitzgerald 2318 Richardson Dr Charlotte, NC 28211 36 157 Deborah Jean Floyd 129 Rosenwald Lane Brevard, NC 28712 157 Jo Anne Alice Folger 507 Anson Dr Fayefteville. NC 28301 62. 73. 74, 157 William Miller Forehand 4 Yawl Dr Cocoa Beach. FL 32931 47, 51, 56, 64. 130 William Clayton Forrestal 6105 Rivershore Pkwy Atlanta, GA 30328 157 Sleven Correll Fox 4400 Woodlark Ct Clemmons NC 27012 157 William Gregory Franklin 5572 Benton Woods Dr Atlanta, GA 30342 157 Ehsa Victoria Freaso 328 E 66th St Apt 15 New York. NY 10021 157 Lisa Lee French Rt 9, Box 91 -B Reidsville, NC 27320 50, 63, 74, 75, 130, 135 John Christopher Frieze 2507 Carver St Durham, NC 27705 157 Gregory Carl Fntzler 3501 Borum Dr Winston-Salem, NC 27107 157 Masako Fukuoka 3-1 60 Suna-Ky Kobe, 654 Japan 157 Timothy Neal Furr 8416 Arlington Church Rd Charlotte, NC 28212 65, 157. 195 Lon Renee Gabriel 513 Laurelwood Cr SE Lenoir, NC 28645 63.70, 157 Stephen Richard Gaiser 2800 Pine Lake Dr Greensboro. NC 27407 77, 79. 157 Chene Len Galloway P O Box 877 Rosman. NC 28772 157 John Walls Gano 1709 Shadybrook Rd Wilmington. DE 19803 20.29, 130 Erin Lynne Gantt PO Box 120. Rd 2 Chaddslord, PA 19317 4. 157. 158 Raiaei Gasti 325 Spring Lake Hills Dr. Maitland, FL 32751 50, 55. 58, 59. 63, 130. 147 David Joseph Gearing P O Box 321 Pisgah Forest, NC 28768 130 Gregory D Geissmger 555 NW 202 Terr Miami. FL 33169 5 77, 79 157 Kyle Roland Genaway 3060A Maple Ave Burlington, NC 27215 30, 47. 50. 55, 69, 130 William Arther Gensler 305 Willoughby Blvd Greensboro, NC 27408 131 Kimberly Faith Gilbert PO Box 8163 Greensboro. NC 27419 74, 157 James Nelson Gillen 6270 Riverwood Or . NE Atlanta. GA 30328 Wendy Lynn Giordan 21301 NE 25th Ct N. Miami Beach, FL 33180 70. 157 Ural Dexter Lanier Glanville 3310 Greening Lane Augusta. GA 30906 10, 47. 53. 55. 59. 131 James Edward Glazener 598 Country Club Rd. Brevard, NC 28712 131 Archie Perry Glenn 301 Lyle Si Tryon. NC 28782 68. 157 David Reginald Goodin 197 N Harris Dr Ft Rucker, AL 36362 Mary Joan Goodnight 111 Abernathy Rd Atlanta, GA 30328 27. 41. 54. 131 Stacy Lee Grant Brevard College 155 Brevard, NC 28712 157 Lisa Jean Graulich 1060 Starling Ave Miami Springs. FL 33166 131. 146, Susan Ellen Graves 412 Ritter Ave South Plamf.eld. NJ 07080 127. 131. 198 Richard Lee Gray 200 Spanish Point Dr Beaufort, SC 29902 131 Yancy Yvette Grayson Route 3 Clover. SC 29710 68, 94, 157 Charles Greening 141 7th St St James, NY 11780 70, 117, 131 Letha Blaire Greer Leheigh Mo City. Lot 2 Roxboro. NC 27573 157 Jeffrey Douglas Grieves 16 Burton Ave Hopewell. NJ 08525 150. 157, 158 Alyssa Mane Griflin Rt 2, Box 332-A Burton, SC 29902 157 Renee Connne Griffin 1216 N Powers Dr Orlando, FL 32808 158 Pamela Elizabeth Grubb 506 Evergreen Trail Thomasville. NC 27360 158 Sarah Storrs Grummer 675 Beechwood D( Westwood, NJ 07675 131 Thomas Bradford Guerrant 2500 Merrvwood Rd Charlotte, NC 28210 158 Lome Ann Guftey P O Box 34 Cedar Mountain. NC 28718 52. 158 John Carl Gurley 3547 Penarth Rd Roanoke. VA 24014 156 Stephen King Gwaltney P O Box 329 Oriental, NC 28571 16, 131, 143 William Ewmg Hall 7359 El Dorado Court McLean, VA 22102 8. 131 Richard Scott Halliburton 2109 Sunderland Place Charlotte. NC 28211 63. 73. 1 58 Sandra Gay Halyburton 502 E Mam Ave Taylorsville, NC 28681 131 Elizabeth Patterson Ham 603 Church St Laurens, SC 29360 67. 158 Luann Dirr Ham PO Box 1339 Brevard, NC 28712 131 Deborah Anne Hamer 406 Arrowhead Dr Greensboro, NC 27410 158 Cheryl Ruth Hamilton 3517 Langdale Dr High Point, NC 27260 131 Sharlyn Mane Hamilton 12643 SW 94th PL Miami, FL 33176 62, 158 William Albert Hancock P O Box 856 Fitzgerald, GA31750 47. 158 James Christopher Hanes P O Box 84 Mocksv.lle. NC 27028 65. 132 Victoria Lynn Harmon 3545 Alcoy Rd Jacksonville, FL 32221 59, 94, 95, 132, 137 Frederick Huflman Harnll 135 Pearson Dr Morganton. NC 28655 132 Joyce Annette Harrington P O Box 335 New London. NC 28172 74.99. 132 Leslie Ann Hams Route 2, Box 246 Pisgah Foresl, NC 28768 52, 158 Scott Andrew Hams 7021 Maplendge Dr Charlotte, NC 28210 66. 158 Edith Irwin Harrison 63 Prospect Parkway Portsmouth, VA 23702 132 184 Index John Evans Harrison 52 Midway Rd Bradley SC 29819 132 James Clyde Htckey Rt i Oakledge Dr Cocoa. FL 33922 27 82 84 90 158 Elizabeth Moag 12 Appiewood Dr Upper Sad River NJ 07458 99 156 159 Frances Kimberiy Hollzman 905 7th SI GoldSDOro NC 27530 11, 99. 133 197 Margaret Braun Howard 622 E 44th St Savannah GA 31405 124 133 Scott Falkener Hamson 6133 Gate Post Rd Charlotte NC 282 n 132 Darrell Dwayne Hicks Rt 1 Box38A Staiey NC 27355 104 159 Phyil.s Dawn Hockett 6905 Sunnse Dr Greensboro. NC 27406 133 Robert Randolph Hopkins 226 Middle St M1 Pleasant SC 29464 159 Angela Lyn Howell 1098 Burning Tree Dr Chapel Hill NC 27514 133 Gay Lynn Harshbarger 349 Donnybrook Dr Asheville NC 28806 73 132 Wendy Ruth Hartman 807 Cochran Dr Lake Worth FT 33461 80 88 132 Pamela Joan Hansen RD 1 Box 34 Pittstown. NJ 08867 64 65 70. 158 Cindy Lei Hansoe Rt 1 Box 267A Vale NC 28168 158 Mmonj Hayashi 5653-I H.rukau Ena G ' fn. Japan 509-83 132 Craig Richard Ha2eltme 7400 Castiebar Rd Matthews. NC 28105 132 Sherry Ann Heath 2148-1 Chester Ridge Rd High Point, NC 27260 158 Haro ' d Robert Helms Squirrel Den Rd Rutherlordton. NC 28139 158 William J C Helton Route 1 Box 347 Leno«r NC 28645 58 132 Michele Addison Hemphill Hilrview Circle Brevard NC 28712 132 Susan Lynn Henderson 652 Vaiieybrook Ln Winston-Salem NC 27104 158 Kenneth Graham Holbein Hendley 610 Chelsea Rd Absecon. NJ 08201 64 66 132 William Ron Hendnx Rt. 10- Woodruff Rd Greenville. SC 29607 70. 158 Israel Abel Hernandez 8082 Tompkms Square Orlando. FL 32807 9.62 77 133 Charles Allan Herndon 34 EastdiH Dr Concord. NC 28025 55. 133 Dennis Michael Hershey Route 1 1 . Box 683F Hckory. NC 28601 53. 55, 133 Paut Allan Hettich 5520 W Idlewood Ln Atlanta GA 30327 Scott Timothy Hicks 412 Fairfax Ave B Fayetievilie NC 28303 77 159 Robert C Hill 216 E Concord Orlando FL 32801 77. 133 Don Oumney Hodge 3309 Henderson Rd Greensboro NC 27410 133 Mary Loraine Hoffmann 6i0i McBndge St Charlotte, NC 28215 54. 56. 57. 73. 133 James Leroy Horner 20t Nealy St. Pickens. SC 29671 Alfred William Houck 1708 Leslie Rd Greensboro NC 27408 133 Todd William Hubbard 527 Captains Rd N Palm Beach FL 33408 Bruce Edwm Hudson 1420 W Mam Ave Albemarle NC 28001 159 Sandra Karen Huffman PO Box 117 Ea5l Bend NC 27108 159 Sandra Lee Hulbert 220 Lake Seminary Or Maitiand FL 32751 73. 133 Sherron Louise Humphries 64 Bnsband Dr Charleston SC 29407 36. 159 Roben Joseph Huskms 3235 Deerwood Dr Gaston ia. NC 28052 55 134 Gerald Dean Hutchinson P O Box 672 Old Fori, NC 28762 82.83. 84.90. 159 Hiliary Trent Hutchinson 4617 Cedar Springs Rd Columbia, SC 29206 134 David Owen Hyatt Rt 1 , Box 525 Brevard, NC 28712 52 Roeiandt Van lerssel Prms Hendnklaan 42 1862 El Bergen N.H The Netherlands 74 128 134 Hiroyuki lizumi 4-7-10 Ninbara Shinagawa-ku Tokyo, 142 Japan 134 Roger Dean Ingle Rt 10 Box 378 Statesville. NC 28677 99, 159 Juha Rae Hiiitard 302 E Catawba Claremont, NC 28610 159 Laura Allison Hmes Rt 8 Box 900 Uncolnton. NC 28092 60.63 73, 159 Shiro Hirakawa 69-135 Mita Nagareyama-shi Cniba-ken 270-01 Japan 159 • 5£? r? , • 7k, A John Robert Irvin ■ H i. . ' Km mitM PO Box 544 Horseshoe NC 28742 II- w l 66, 134 J  Stephanie Andree irwm-d Estrees ■ 22 Taunton Dr Howell, NJ 07731 Ralph Tod Holbrooks Douglas Leary Houghton Lisa Carol Jackson 402 Armstrong Dr 3808 High R.dge Rd 5526 Rrver Rd Belmont NC 28012 Matthews NC 26105 Jamestown NC 27282 159 64 64 159 Willie Leonard Ho ' eman William Jetfery Houston Karen Ann Jacobsen 1018 DaVmci St P O Box 842 HI 5 Box 106 Durham. NC 27704 Highlands NC 28741 Georgetown SC 29440 65.90. 159 133 68, 159 Leslie Michelle Holt Kann Monson Howard Sandra Kay James 404 Parkdale Dr Rt 3. Box 247 PO Box 3 Charleston. SC 29407 Fletcher. NC 28732 Scaly Mountain, NC 28775 50. 51. 74. 75. 133 59. 73. 133 134, 196 Index 185 Nicoietle Mane Jardme 611 Reg-na Df Spnng Lake NC 26390 63, 73. 159 Carter Charles Jasicob 41-32 160th St Flushing, NY 11358 62 David Everette Jenkins Rt 6 Box 211 Taylorsv.lle. NC 28681 64 65 74. 170 159 Philip Jay Jenkins Route 6 Bon 428 Fairv.ew, NC 28730 40,41. 50. 51 59 134 Harry Martin Jensen Rt 8 Box 359 Chapel Hill NC 27514 160 Louis Stephenson Jermyn 1105 Concord Dr Haddonfield. NJ 08033 134 Mark Tate Jermgan 401 Hawkins Ave Sanlord NC 27330 160 DeAnna Drue Johnson Route 4 Box 68 Vale NC 28168 47 56. 59. 65, 73 134 Desiree Sabrena Johnson 5405 Cactus Ct Fayetlevitle NC 28303 98. 160 Ginger Lee Johnson 5731 Trotters Ridge Rd Charlotte. NC 28212 125 134 Jont Whitaher Johnson 700 Friar Tuck Rd Winston-Salem NC 27104 63, 160 Lynyetta Lynerte Johnson 3309 W.nchesler Dr Greensboro. NC 27406 70 134 Mark Clinton Johnson 1600 East Ave McLean. V A 22101 160 Martin Daniet Johnson Route i Box 419 Lake Taxaway NC 28747 134 Mary Leigh Johnson 9 Skyview Lane Mt Airy NC 27030 124. 134 Patricia Anne Johnson 735 Renei Rd Nornstown, PA 19401 134 Vickie Lynn Johnson Rt 1 Box 387 Brevard, NC 28712 52. 160 Anita Jane Jones F | 4 Box 218 Brevard, NC 28712 160 Brenda Gayle Jones 1927 Windham Place Charlotte NC 28205 135 Courtney Clark Jones 7543 Rockfalls Dr Richmond VA 23225 114 Edwma Bernice Jones 4310 Pine Forest Dr Columbia, SC 29204 67 160 Linda Lee Jones 208 Spartan Heights Hendersonville NC 28739 52. 73, 160 Madeline Leigh Jones 6844 Starcrest Dr Charlotte NC 28210 160 Chico Kawaoka 3-1-680 Somechi Chotu-City Tokyo 182. Japan 155 160 Joan Francia Keese Rt 1 Box 70- B Pendleton, SC 29670 88 89 160 Paincia Keesee 214 Placid Dr Brevard NC 28712 68. 160 Jeffrey Miles Keever PO Box 145 Taylorsville NC 28681 135 Tomoko Magawa 4535-10 Yosh.wa-cho Onomichi-Shi Hiroshima-ken, Japan 722 160 Takahiko Kiyomiya 1633 Fulatsugi, Matsudo City Chibaphel 270 Japan 70, 135 David Alan Kline 475 Forest Valley Rd Atlanta, GA 30342 135 Lori Lynn Knight P O Box 783 Hillsborough NC 27278 25.47 53 135 Valerie Lynn Jones PO Box 614 Brevard, NC 28712 52. 135 David Burt Julen Rt 1, Highway 65 Winston- Salem. NC 27106 47. 49. 50. 55, 60 135 Ronald Allan Kahrs 3511 Smoketree Dr Greensboro. NC 27410 65, 160 Taren Leigh Kale Rt 1. Box 206 Efland. NC 27243 135 Tracy Lucia Kale Rt 1 . Box 206 Efland. NC 27243 135 Kelly Kaielsky 2803 Old Charleston Rd Georgetown, SC 29440 60 74 135. 146 Gwendolyn Kanipe Route 12 Box 313 Morganlon NC 28655 80, 88. 89 135 Yasuko Kawanobe 18771 Yasuzuka Mibu-machi Tochigi, 321-02. Japan 54 135 Susan Christine Keller Rt 1, Box97A Summil Point, WV 25446 160 David Harris Kersey 208 Honey Horn Dr Simpsonville, SC 29681 66. 135 Cynthia Marcella Kilpatnck 131 Maple Si Brevard, NC 28712 52, 65, 70, 160 Brenda Darlene Kimzey Rt 1, Box 221 -B Horseshoe, NC 28742 160 James Russell King 4606 San Miguel Tampa, FL 33609 157, 160 John Edward King 507 E Columbia St Falls Church. VA 22046 66, 157, 160 John Douglas Kirby 1611 Wendover Rd Charlotte NC 28211 160 Kay Mane Kirkland Rt 2, Box 625 Chapel Hill, NC 27514 135 Tracy Ann Kohrmg P O Box 775 Etowah, NC 28729 58, 105. 136 William Charles Kolb 5704 Muirlield Df Greensboro, NC 27410 160 Charles Jellerson Koonlz Rt 3. Box 16 Lexington. NC 27292 160 Gary Thomas Kucera 4860 Ellen Ave Ptafftown, NC 27040 18, 136 Nonko Kurokawa 767 Kashawapma Tamashima Kurashiki City Okayama, 713 Japan 136 Margarel Kathenne Kwasnik 7 Frontier Blufl Rd Lookout Mounlain, TN 37350 25, 55, 77, 160 Norma Jean Lalloday 3214 Mountain Brook Rd Charlotte. NC 28210 160 William Scott Laloy 575 Dogwood St Concord. NC 28025 2. 7, 13, 136 Lois Taylor Lambing Brevard College Brevard, NC 28712 58, 62, 63, 106, 111. 136 James Patrick Lane PO Box 1149 DeLand, FL 32720 94 136 Andy William Latimer 433 11th St Jacksonville. FL 32250 65, 90, 160 Stephen Andrew Lauria 601 Tmkerbell Rd Chapel Hill, NC 27514 47. 64 Sonya Renata Lawrence 259 Rockspnng Homes Athens. GA 30601 Robert Ernest Lawson 3205 Beals Branch Rd Louisville, KY 40216 161 David Mark Ledlord Rt 3, Box 802 Kings Mountain. NC 28086 68, 136 Andrew C Lee 1216 South Park D ' Reidsville. NC 27320 77, 79, 136 James Clayton Lee 1216 South Park Drive Reidsville, NC 27320 77. 78, 79, 136, 161 James McLester Lee 7210 Claudia Dr Columbia, SC 29204 70, 71, 136 Phillip Arthur Lee Roule 2, Box 478 Gaffney. SC 29340 136 James Michael Leshock 6100 Carnagehouse Ln Charlotte, NC 2821 1 161 Darryl Kevin Lesler 715 Collington Df Cary. NC 27511 44,49, 56, 57.85, 87, 161 Evelyn Celeste Lewis 1900 Macland Woods Dr Powder Springs, GA 30073 50, 51, 53, 59.60, 136 Sleven Wrenn Lewis PO Box 14312 Raleigh, NC 27620 38, 68, 161 Mary Beck Lineberger 3810 Terrebonne Cove Charlotte, NC 28210 5, 25, 47, 50. 54,64, 136 Jon Slephen LoHm 220 St John s St Arden, NC 28704 77, 78, 161 Lloyd Laylon Long 118 Amily Circle Belmont, NC 28012 21, 137 Matthew Long 2306 Brooks Rd., 3E Knoxville, TN 37915 51, 74, 76,85, 86. 126, 137. 196 186 Index R hard James Longenecker i58n SW91st SCt M.ami FL 33157 74 161 Matcoim Branson Lowe 726 Forest Hills Dr Wilmington NC 28403 137 92 Nancy Ann Lupp no Rt 4. Box 309 Brevard. NC 28712 47. 52. 161 William Robert Mackay 4507 G Lawndale Or Greensboro. NC 27405 65. 161 Bnan James MacMahon 1111 Willowtofook Trail Maitland FL 32751 Kent Hunter Mann 607 W Washington Kmston NC 28501 161 Roger Warren March 724 Rivervtew Of Suffolk. VA 23434 55. 56. 124. 137 John Paul Manon 1 202 Curtis St Greensboro NC 27406 137. 139 Wayne Allen Marr 575 Ketch Dr Naples FL 33940 66. 161. Sheena Carver Martin Rt 1 . Dillingham Rd BamardsviHe. NC 28709 137. Elizabeth Anne Martinson Brevard College Brevard. NC 28712 11 161 Lockert Bemiss Mason 1224 Country Club Rd Wilmington. NC 28403 137 Mana Lisa Matlson 10350 SW 220th 242 Miami FL 33190 62.64. 161 John Champion McCaii Route 4 Box 165 Arden. NC 28704 15.48. 55 137 Mark Anthony McCall Route l . Box 572 Pisgah Forest NC 28768 48. 137. Michael Allen McCormick 2245 Deer R.dge Rd Stone Mountain. GA 30087 Judy Eugenia McCrary 206 Maple St Brevard NC 28712 94.95. 137 Ladwm Eugene McCrary Rt 1. Barclay Rd Brevard, NC 28712 David Barclay McCurdy 22 Rutledge Ave Charleston. SC 29401 137 Cheryl Ehzabeth McDans PO Box 22 Cedar Mountain NC 28718 52 137 Brian Byrum McDonald Rt 10. Box 5 Monroe NC 28110 161 Joy Lynee McDonald P O Box 474 Fletcher NC 28732 161 Charles Tennent McEtveen 4711 Lockewood Lane Columbia SC 29206 137 Lani Kay McEntire Route 3. Box 141 A Brevard NC 28712 137 Kevin McGowan 7625 Mary Cassatt Dr. Potomac MD 20854 66. 125. 137. Michael Scott Mcintosh 5252 Manhasset Ct Dunwoody. GA 30338 58.60. 64. 151 161 Nathanaei Thomas McJunkm Route 1 . Box 245 Pickens. SC 29671 137 Samuel Craig McLaurm 105 Brockman Dr Mauldm. SC 29662 161 Timothy Lee McLaurm 906 Leon St Durtiam. NC 27704 59.66. 138 George Edwards McLean 4163 Eastwood Dr Columbia. SC 29206 161 Tara Duran McMillan 6215 Netherwood Dr Charlotte, NC 28210 56, 64, 138 John William McMinn 236 Maple St Brevard, NC 28712 47,50. 52. 57. 138 Sarah Jane McNeill 143 Beverly Rd NE Atlanta GA 30309 54. 56. 57, 59, 60. 138. Frank Foy Meadows 1 1 Grove St Weaverville. NC 28787 55.60, 61 138 Peter Grant Mercier 270 Cross Gate Dr Manetta. GA 30067 51.55. 56. 85. 90. 138 Steven Jerome Mersch 405 Willowbrook Dr Cary. NC 27511 62. 161. Robert Scott Merus 562 Blossom Hill Lane Cincinnati, Ohio 45224 62. 138. 156 David Allen Metoyer 1492 Heritage Glen Dr Manetta GA 30067 64.65. 161 Edward Eugene Michaels 8905 Jeanew Court Raleigh NC 27612 62 162 Mary Gay Michaels 8905 Jeanew Court Raeigh. NC 27612 25 54 62.73, 94. 138 Lon-Dawn Jones Midyette 969 Country Club Rd.. AtU Brevard NC 28712 47, 52 Mark Allen Midyette 969 Country Club Rd.. A1U Brevard. NC 28712 52 Jon Pieter Mikesell 24 Friendship Ln Pisgah Forest, NC 28768 67.68. 69. 70, 162 Joyce Elaine Miller 1204 Lucas St. Georgetown SC 29440 63. 74, 162 Lisa Christine Miller P.O. Box 762 Lake Junaiuska. NC 28745 25 162 Michael Kevin Miller Rt 6 Woodland Hills Abingdon, VA 24210 82.90 Roy Sam Miller 738 E Howard St Tryon NC 28782 162 Shawn Lynn Minturn 4926 York St Metairie LA 70001 58. 138 Joyce Mane Mitchell Route 3 Box 288 Henderson NC 27536 8.98. 138 Akitumi Myamura 0-2-13 Sou|i|i Ibaraki City Osaka 567 Japan 142 David Alan Mobley 827 Gallimore Dairy Rd High Point. NC 27260 10.77. 79. 162 Bruno Shm Mochizuki Calle 137-A Res Pechmenda C Valencia. 2002 Venezuela 62.77. 79. 138. Lewis Monroe P O Box 503 Vass. NC 28394 70. 162. Douglas Walker Moore 200 English Park Rd Marion. SC 29571 31. 150. 162. Marie Ethlynd Moore 500 Superior Ave , 202 Ahqutppa. PA 15001 162 Jennifer Ann Morgan 2095 Canterbury Akron. OH 44313 50.60. 61. 162. i _ j| r Timothy Charles Milling 1 09 Cedar Forest Trail Asheville, NC 28803 7 77 105. 138, 146 James Morgan Minnis Rt 3. Box 41-A Hillsborough NC 27278 162 Satonj Monta 74-13 Higashi-mitsugi. Sayama-shi Sailama. 350-13 Japan 155, 162 Alan Frtchue Morrison 1620 Woodlawn Ave Shelby NC 28150 51. 55. 138 Michelle Renai Morrison 3259 EHwood Ct Winter Park FL 32792 14. 162, 198 Edwin Emerson Morrow R1. 3. Illahee Hills Brevard NC 28712 William Mark Moser Rt 4. Box 142 Brevard, NC 28712 Santiago Deishans Moya Calle 137-A Aes Pechmenda E Apt -603 Valencia Venezuela 62,63, 77. 160. 162 Melanie Ehse Mullms Rt. 5. 41 Sterling Ln Port Richey, FL 33568 50. 51. 53. 56. 73, 138. 146 Joseph Edward Murphy 1519 Clower Creek Dr 152 Sarasota. FL 33581 162.92 Cecilia Ann Murray 5508 Center St Chevy Chase. MD 20015 138 Jeffrey Kan Muth 934 Barbados Ave Orlando. FL 32817 82 84 90. 162 Dennis Lane Myers Rt 2 Ross Rd Brevard. NC 28712 162 Andrea Leslie Nalley 703 Kmgsbury St Shelby NC 28150 26,94, 162, 165 Cednc Austin Nash 1-A Lee Walker Hgts Asheville NC 28801 94. 162 Bethany Ann Neach 2816 Coronado Way Vero Beach. FL 32960 21.80. 81.88. 138 Dorothy Susan Neill PO Box 1383 Melbourne. FL 32901 10. 70. 74. 162. 170 Joel Alan Neiison 1 Inglewood Rd Asheville. NC 28804 65.67.90. 153. 162 Emest Louis Neion P O Box 452 Black Mountain NC 28711 85. 151. 162 James John Nelson 668 Randy Lane Winter Park. FL 32789 162. Peter Gustal Nelson 33 Sunrise Ave Ormond Beach, FL 32074 18. 71. 139 Sandra Sue Nelson PO Box 2502 Naples. FL 33939 26.41. 51. 53. 54.56. 99. 139 Jeffrey Thomas Newman Rt 1 Box 22C Clinton NC 28328 66, 163 Index 187 George Andrew Nicholson 1078 Moores Mill Rd Atlanta GA 30327 77 139 Sandra Lynn Patten 2311 Nassau Dr Miramar FL 33023 68, 70, 158 163 David Rand olph Phillips 343 Blowing Rock Rd Boone, NC 28607 11 50 64, 153, 163 Elizabeth Kimbreii Porter 2325 Rock Creek Dr Charlotte. NC 28211 140 93 Christopher Lance Rairden 3232 Hunlleigh Dr Raleigh, NC 27604 63. 164 Craig Alien Norton 1 34 Felps Ct Collyv.lle TX 73064 66. 99 139 Elizabeth Norvelle Patterson 400 Camelot Dr Salisbury NC 28144 163 Thomas Richard Phillips Rt 1 Box 510A Spruce Pine, NC 28777 85, 86, 87 William Mitchell Potts 3 Diana Hills Rd Anniston, AL 36210 60. 68, 163 Craig Lane Rairden 3232 Huntleigh Dr Raleigh, NC 27604 63, 164 Bobby Wayne Oakley 11011 Weiss St Empona VA 23847 53.65. 139 isao Ogura 4- 15- 15 Hira Edogawa-KU Tokyo 132 Japan 139 Shigemi Okamoto 714-1 Nakasanna Numakuma-Chu Numakuma-Gun. Hiroshima 139 James Neal Oldmeadow 3008 University Rd Winston-Salem NC 27104 Kelly Melmda Olson 5261 Glenndge Dr Atlanta. GA 30342 139 Aurther Permonl Orchard Rt 5 Box 227 Richmond, KY 40475 82 83 90 163 Randall Dean Ost Old Canaan Rd Canaan, NY 12029 163 Christopher Scott Owen 1032 Lake St Kingsport TN 37660 James Allen Owen Rt 1. Box434-A Brevard NC 28712 Josie Denise Owen PO Box 244 Norge. VA 23127 63. 163 Rebecca Seweii Owen 104 ' ? Green Acres Brevard NC 28712 52, 58, 59 64 Crystal Robin Owens Rt 5 Box 354-B2 Taylorsville NC 28681 80 81 68 163 Andrew Patlon Padgett 237 Convention Dr Virginia Beach, VA 23462 65 163 195. 197 Karl Henry Park 224 Balsam Rd Hendersonv.lle NC 28739 52 68. 70 163 Dean Christian Parker P O Box 366 Pine Bush NY 12566 163 Elizabeth Ann Parker Route 2 Box 340 Fletcher NC 28732 58 59 60.61 133, 139 Judith Irene Parsons 1107 Davis St Venice. FL 33595 40.60 139 Thomas Foster PenneN Route 1. Box 510-L Lenoir NC 28645 65, 140 Clillord Mark Pepper 2409 Radius Dr Sanford, NC 27330 98 163 Chnslopher Baird Perry 742-A TiHany Blvd Rocky Mount, NC 27801 163 Paige Rae Peterson 701 Apalachicola Rd Venice, FL 33595 59, 70, 140 Suzanne Claire Peterson 907 N Elmwood Oak Park, IL 60302 163 Mikal Jason Peveto 3519 Kirkman Si Lake Charles, LA 70605 56, 82, 90 163 Kevin Patrick Phelps 7030 Dover Ave Rosehaven MD 20831 163 Daniel Bryan Phillips 4010 Wexlord Dr Greensboro. NC 27406 94. 163 Timothy Phillips Rt 1 Box 372-A Lake Toxaway, NC 28747 52.76.85.87, 163 Mary Louise Pickens 147 Craig Drive Lawrenceville. GA 30245 56, 57, 140 Gregory Lincoln Pierce Rt 1, Box 748 W Jefferson. NC 28694 163 Steven Warren Plotter 7218 Asheview Or Springfield, VA 22153 66,68 94, 140 Don Michael Pippm Rt 1 , Box 330 Arden NC 28704 163 Richard Sleven Pitls Box 842 Blowing Rock, NC 28605 85.43 Don Lynn Poland 5105 Westminster Ft Myers, FL 33907 Cindy Belh Poor Rt 1, Box 116 Pisgah Forest, NC 28768 52. 163 Douglas Jeffery Pressley Millbrook Est., Box 71A Brevard. NC 28712 52. 163 Jane Sprunt Preston 144 Iglewood Way Greenville, SC 29615 98. 140 Mary Calhenne Prevo 713 Merwin Rd Raleigh, NC 27606 41.51. 54, 56. 62, 140 Donna Marie Pyle 1502 Milan Coral Gables. FL 33134 163 Mary Jo Queen PO Box 231 Cherokee, NC 28719 164 Stephen Erie Rabey 123 Tamassee Dr Clemson, SC 29631 21.36, 73, 140 Robyn Jeanette Rackley 110 Spruce St Washington Park, NC 27889 94. 164 Scott Eric Radchfle 11550 Strickland Rd Roswell GA 30076 140 Israel Sergio Ramos 4521 Hiawassee Rd Orlando. FL 32808 62. 77, 164 Dwight Carlos Rash Rt 1, Box 41 Creston, NC 28615 140 Dale Alan Raszewski 3604 Heard Dr Columbia, SC 29204 70 Clitt Lewis Ratlift Rt 5, Box 219 Chapel Hill. NC 27514 85, 164 Amy Cordelia Raxter Box 4 Rosman, NC 28772 140 Betsy Lee Raymond 658 NW 9th Court Boca Raton, FL 33432 164 Timothy Dewayne Reese PO Box 165 Etowah, NC 28729 164 Christopher Charles Reilly 4404 Pickett Rd Fairfax, VA 22032 164 Donna Michelle Renuart 5242 Russell Rd Durham, NC 27712 164 Joseph L Rey 243 Camilo Coral Gables, FL 33134 164 Kathenne Louise Ritter 7803 Well SI Manassas, VA 22111 60.61.68.69, 164 Victoria Elizabelh Rives 3336 Coachman Rd Wilmington, DE 19803 164. 45 Pamela Joann Roberts Rt 1 , Box 223 Enmce. NC 28623 140 Cynthia Denise Robinson PO Box 417 Pisgah Foresl NC 28768 52. 164 John William Robinson 261 Holly Avenue Dallas, NC 28034 53, 140 Mark Edward Robinson 8 Sylvan Rd Brevard, NC 28712 52 Robbie William Robinson 106 Willow Brook Hendersonville, NC 28739 188 Index James Edward Rogers 9532 Jomar Dr Fairfax VA 22032 156. 164 Kathenne Leslie Rogers 6435 Scotvalley Rd , NW Atlanta GA 30328 140 Paula Lynn Rogers P O Box 261 Pisgah Forest, NC 28768 164 Ruth Jane Rowel) 3720 Clubland Dr Marietta. GA 30067 141 Donna Mane Schooling Rt 1 , Box 260 Brevard, NC 28712 165 Carolyn Ann Schraltt 1 1 Crescent Dr Covent Station, NJ 07961 141 John Christopher Schumacher 948 Whitehall Place Aiken. SC 29801 141 Jonathan Todd Scott 116 Laurel Hill Rd Mountain Lakes, NJ 07046 141 James Bennett Shires 505 S Lakeside Dr Raleigh, NC 27606 90, 141 Atsuko Shoii 7-22 Shinei-cho Nntsu-Gty Nngata. 950 Japan 128, 141 Jeltery Allan Shore 1769 Lewisville-Vienna Rd Pfalttown, NC 27040 82,90. 165 Jellery Lee Shore Route 1 Advance, NC 27006 141 Roslyn Denise Singleton P O Box 784 Ridgeland, SC 29936 68, 165 Sandra Susan Skornschek 618 Ashcroft Dr Brandon, FL 33511 10.36, 68, 165. 167 John Scotl Slaton 6755 SW 73rd Ct. Miami, FL 33143 77, 164. 165 April Michelle Smart 120 NottidgeCt Clemmons, NC 27012 5, 54,65, 127. 141, 198 Kimberly Ann Stafford 996 High Meadow Dr Crown Point, IN 46307 165 Tia Suzanne Stallmgs 953 Pomdexter Dr Charlotte. NC 28209 15, 165 Eugene Allen Stanlon 1866 First Place Vero Beach, FL 32960 36, 53, 65, 142 Craig Douglas StauHer 4733 H.ghlake Dr Charlotte, NC 28215 28, 70. 74, 142. Lisa Gail Rudeseal 1256 Oleander Dr Lilburn, GA 30247 80, 88, 164 Matthew Charles Rumph 1089 Lakeshore Rd.. S Denver, NC 28037 21 164 William Martin Rusch 207 Brookside Ln Moravian Falls, NC 28654 64, 164 David Wayne Russell 2406 Millie St. KannapoNs, NC 28081 164 Robert Glenn Russell Rt 4, Box 490 Lmcolnton, NC 28092 58.60, 164 Sarah Deborah Russell Route 2. Box 35 Chapm, SC 29036 80. 88. 89. 141 William Horace Russell 2117 Longwood Rd Lynchburg, VA 24503 164. 195 Mary Elizabeth Ryan 11751 N Shore Dr Reston, VA 22090 Motohito Sagiya 2549. Washmomiya-Machi, Kilakatusushika-gun Silama, Japan 340-02 61, 141 Nannie Odessa Sampson Rt. 1. Box 130 Cherokee. NC 28719 164 Timothy Shawn Sass Box 282 Mt View Clyde. NC 28721 165 Toshie Sato 15-7-5 Kita, Yashirodai, Yashiro City Shiba. 276 Japan 2, 141 Cesar Aitien Sayoc 1170 NE 170 Street N Miami Beach. FL 33162 77, 136. 141 Miquel O ' Connor Scarborough Brevard College Brevard, NC 28712 59. 141 Enc Franklin Schell Rt 1 . Box 503B Brevard, NC 28712 Sarah Grace Seawell Route 1 Carthage, NC 28327 67. 68.69. 165 Tern Lynn Sebnng 847 N Lakeshore Blvd Lake Wales, FL 33853 Maria Denise Sentelle 110 Franklin St. Brevard, NC 28712 52,61. 73, 74, 141, 170 Dale Bruce Setzer P.O. Box 351 Claremont. NC 28610 141, 42. 43 Richard Allen Sheehy 5 Dobbs Circle Havelock, NC 28532 165 Randy Lynn Shields Rt. 2. Box 22 Dry Fork. VA 24549 62, 162. 165 Felecia Michele Shipman Rt 3, Box 115 Brevard. NC 28712 67. 68. 165 Leslie Ann Shipman 104 Brooks Rd. Brevard, NC 28712 52. 165 Roy Hunter Short 2901 Granada Blvd Coral Gables. FL 33552 64. 165 Cynthia Elizabeth Shortle 3041 SW22nd St Ft Lauderdale, FL 33312 30.51, 53, 94. 141 David Lewis Smith 221 D Street Johnstown, PA 15906 98, 165. Deanna Lynn Smith 7150 Capt Kidd Ave Sarasota. FL 33581 54, 56, 141 James Delbert Smith Rt 2, Box 484A Leland, NC 28451 165 Mary Robin Smith 4030 Duval Drive Jacksonville Beach. FL 32250 53. 142 Steven Thomas Smith 301 NW 10th Court Boca Raton, FL 33432 16, 66, 142 Darrell Eugene Snider Rt. 1. Box 95 Staley. NC 27355 165 Hiroko Soga 5-47 Miyoshi Minami-ku Nagoya 457 Japan 68, 165 Knstine Lee Sotona 2585 Fieldstone Dr Conyers. GA 30208 60, 64, 68, 165 James Winston Southerland 113 Valley Ct Jacksonville. NC 28540 142 Robert Stanley Simnl 1415 Chatham Dr High Point. NC 27260 Sandra Louise Spenuk 820 Rymal Rd . E Hamilton, Ontario, Canada 27. 165. Elizabeth Joyce Steely 751 Sequoia Trail Maitland. FL 32751 19. 142 Demetrius Steimashenko 5077 Sandy Shore Ave Sarasota, FL 33581 77, 165 Michael Everette Steppe P.O. Box 181 Etowah. NC 28729 165 Michael Austin Stevens Rt 4. Box 254 Brevard, NC 28712 Cryslal Dawn Stevenson 314 2nd St., SW Taylorsville, NC 28681 88. 165. Kandy Perette Slevenson 314 2nd St , SW Taylorsville, NC 28681 142 Claudia Elizabeth Stewart P O Box 357 Franklin, NC 28734 142 Linda Gail Stewart Rt 2, Box 346 Brevard, NC 28712 26, 47. 52, 142 Jeffrey Lynn Stiles Rt 1. Box 120 Penrose, NC 28766 165 Stanley Brian Stone Rt 3, Box 32 Cumming, GA 30130 37, 68, 165 Colleen Mane Stout 3237 NW 120th Ave Coral Springs, FL 33065 165 Freda Eloise Stovall 375 N Rockspnng St Athens. GA 30606 37,80. 88,89. 142 Frances Dee Stncklin 219 Magnolia Ave Mocksv.lle. NC 27028 64. 165 Bernard Lutrell Strong 171 Shelia Dr. Greensboro, NC 27402 70. 163, 166 Makota Sugiya 3820 Ooka. Numazu City Shizuoka, 410 Japan 142,92 Index 189 Patrick Michael Sullivan 4310 Wakefield Dr Annandale VA 22003 166 James Henry Thompson Box 757 Englewood. FL 33533 143 Thomas Sanders Vaughan 1848 Southpomle Dr Sarasota, FL 33581 166 Pete Erich Weber 311 Whiteslone Rd Charlotte NC 28211 167.92 Kathleen Louise Williams Rt 1, Box 218E Hubed NC 28539 68, 167 Came Lynne Sumner PO Box 15 Etowah NC 28729 Connie Rene Suttles Route 1 Box 136- A Horseshoe. NC 28742 142 Timothy Leary Swan 5645 Southwest 9th Ave Miami FL 33173 22 66. 142 Mark Daniel Swansen 1249 F Qumcy Ct Cary NC 2751 1 19. 142 Joanne Switlyk 2738 N Military Tr W Palm Beach FL 33409 143. 197 John Richardson Sykes 3535 Carmel Road Charlotte NC 28211 143 Maior Lawrence Tallenl Rt 2 Box 23B Chatham. VA 24531 90, 166 Karen Denise Talley 313 Chadmore Dr Matthews NC 28105 143 Allison Elizabeth Tanner 3160 Terramar Dr NE Atlanta. GA 30341 47, 49, 50 143 Beverly Elaine Tate 102 Park Ave Brevard NC 28712 6. 166 David Clio Taylor M04 Patton St Lumberton. NC 28358 22. 47. 50, 55. 56. 57,65. 74, 143, 171 Donna Elaine Taylor Rt 1 . Box 260A Pisgah Forest, NC 28768 143 Thomas Pou Taylor Route 2 Gaston SC 29053 32,65.67, 68, 69. 166 Timothy Paul Taylor 1005 East Sixth Lumberton, NC 28358 65. 143 Danielle Denyse Thann 4121 Garnad Lane W Palm Beach FL 33406 Todd Edward Thomas 805 N Avenue Hopewell. VA 23860 166 Christopher Lloyd Thompson 3600 Highndge Rd Matthews NC 28105 55 94 95. 143 Elizabeth Martha Thompson 412 Hemsted Df Columbia. SC 29210 63. 94. 166 James Richard Thompson 4305 Ml Royal Blvd All-son Park, PA 15101 166 92 Leah Anne Thompson Rt 3 Box 815 Hollywood MD 20636 166 William James Thornburg Rt 4 Box 323-A Taylorsville, NC 28681 64, 158. 166 Cathy Ann Timmons 403 Forest Rd Laurmburg, NC 28352 67.68. 69, 70. 143 Cheryl Kay Tmsley 10 Far Hills Terrace Brevard. NC 28712 26, 52. 74, 75. 166 Nancy JoAnne Tisdale 110 W Augusta Place Greenville, SC 29605 166 William Philip Toole P O Box 258 Cedar Mountain, NC 28718 56, 59, 64, 66. 143 Susan Mane Traynor 440 Stonebndge Dr Roswell, GA 30075 68.70, 154. 166 Peter Francis Tresnan 3043 Saratoga Dr Orlando FL 32806 77, 78, 136. 143 Bobby Blake Tripp 2501 Merrywood Rd Charlotte. NC 28210 48. 85. 166 Julie Ann Tntt Rt 1 . Box 449 P.sgah Forest. NC 28768 52, 166 Yoshiya Tsuzuki 1041-8 Shikawatashi, Yotsukaido-Shi Chiba-Ben, 288 Japan 61 151, 159. 166 JoDee Tehani Tucker PO Box 172 Atlantic Beach. FL 32233 54, 64, 68. 144 Eric Michael Turner PO Box 4258 Riyadh, Saudta Arabia 144 Mara Abigail Tutlerrow Route 3, Box 805 Randleman, NC 27317 67, 70, 144 William Gordon Tweed 695 Ml Vernon Hwy Atlanta. GA 30328 51, 68, 69.94. 144 Suzanne Todd Updike 5323 Lake Howell Rd Winter Park, FL 32792 47, 64. 73. 166 Ednanna Ruth UpDyke 208 Old Mill Rd High Point, NC 27260 51 144 Frank Albert Verhaeghe Rt 2, Box 164-B Horseshoe, NC 28742 Thomas Edward Vibert 492 Fairmount Ave Chatham, NJ 07928 166 Scott Hamilton Wachter 7626 Galyle Ave Charlotte, NC 28212 58, 59 61, 63. 66. 166 Harold Ray Walker Route 4, Box 146 Taylorsville, NC 28681 55,65, 144 Phyllis Sherdale Walker 223 Crenshaw St Pendleton, SC 29670 76. 80, 88. 167 Susan Mane Walkowiak 1701 Westbrook Circle Gastoma, NC 28052 63 144 Kimberly Ann Wallace 404 Mahon Drive Venice, FL 33595 144 Vivian Elaine Waller 631 4th Ave , W Hendersonv.lle, NC 28739 Bradley Duncan Walters 7723 Falstaft Rd McLean. V A 22102 22.40. 47. 65, 74, 167 Joseph Hardy Ward Rt. 1. Williams Rd Fletcher, NC 28732 144 43 Randall Scotl Ward 113 Henrietta Dr Ladson, SC 29456 17, 56, 77, 82, 83, 84. 90. 102, 131. 144, 146 Valerie Leigh Waring 1256 42nd Ave Vero Beach, FL 32960 80. 144 Mark Allen Warnock 342 Donnybrook Dr Asheville, NC 28806 53, 144 David Charles Waser Joree Lane Brevard, NC 28712 167 Wayne Newton Waters 120 Wando Drive Summerville. SC 29483 55, 56. 82. 90, 144 Thomas Lee Watson 137 Glen Cannon Dr Pisgah Forest. NC 28768 Thomas Wilson Wayne 25 Norman Avenue Magnolia. MA 01930 Randy Clifford Weatherman 3510 Renon Rd Winston- Salem, NC 27107 70. 167 Karen Lucille Weeks Rt 2, Box 572 Asheville, NC 28805 167 Karen Renee Wehunt Route 2. Box 793 Loncolnton, NC 28092 44, 54, 56. 73. 141 145 Ann Michelle Weiler 477 S Elm St Maywood, NJ 07607 Michelle Marguerite Weishei! 601 Glenheath Dr Hendersonvilte, NC 28739 167 Mary Lynetle Welder Route 3, Box 128E Brevard. NC 28712 52, 145 Lee Andrews Welllord 700 Westminster Dr Waukesha, Wl 53186 William Welsh 2009 Tennyson Dr Greensboro, NC 27410 37, 145. James Lamar Whisnant P O Box 349 Dallas. NC 28034 56, 85. 167 Dewey Richard Whitaker 3519 Kirtery Court Winston-Salem, NC 27104 47, 53, 55, 145 Angela Renee Whittington 1821 Melvm Dr Gastoma, NC 28052 47, 74, 167 Tma Carol Wiggins Route 2, Box 500 Gaffney. SC 29340 145 William Joseph Wiggins Rt 2, Box 500 Gaflney, SC 29340 30,94, 145 Jellrey Stuart Wightman 1 304 Barnetle Ave Mechamcsvitle. VA 23111 14, 145 Robed Perry Wilder Horseshoe Lane Clinton, SC 29325 92 Josiah James Willard 3521 Seaview Sarasota, FL 33580 167 Alan Randolph Williams 5824 Linlord Dr Charlotte, NC 28210 167 Carolyn Sue Williams 609 Franklin St Roanoke Rapids, NC 27870 145 Eugenia Lynn Williams P O Box 849 Marion NC 28752 67, 68 69. 167 Robin Lynn Williams Rt 4 Box 118 Brevard NC 28712 167 Henry Melton Williamson 701 Creehside Df Mi Pleasani SC 29464 68 167 Ann Graham Wilson 107 Tamassee Dr Clemson SC 29631 68, 167 Erie Douglas Wilson 1216 McCorkle Rd Charlotte, NC 28214 94, 145 Hobson Lee Wilson 506 Old Settlement Rd Merntt Island, FL 32952 7 167 Laura Anne Wilson 1527 Overbrook Ave Winston-Salem, NC 27104 167 Victor Craig Wilson 2408 Fernbrook Rd Greensboro, NC 27405 44. 53, 56. 74, 85. B7. 145 Anthony David Wofford 325 Tanbndge Rd Wilmington, NC 28405 11, 167 Dwayne L Wong 1597 Westwood Dr Charleston, SC 29412 68, 70 Teresa Lee Wood 100 Ascot Avenue Greer, SC 29651 54, 145, 88 Regma Lois Wortman PO Box 12 Brevard. NC 28712 52,61, 68, 73. 74, 167, 170. 171 George Scott Wray 504 Peach St Shelby, NC 28150 167 Phillip Gates Wright 191 Woodland H.lls Tuscaloosa. AL 35405 56. 167 Tokutaro Yamaguchi 873 Chm-machi Nanla-shi Chiba-ken 286. Japan 154. 159. 167 Tamolsu Yano 14-21 Kamishi|o-cho Higashiosaka-City Osaka, 579 Japan 145 Charlotte Elaine Yates 4728 Chuckwood Dr Charlotte, NC 28212 47. 63, 68. 73 Caroline Swaim Yingling 3040 Mountain Brook Rd Charlotte, NC 28210 40, 167 Jonathan David York 1519 Holly Road Wilkesboro, NC 28697 190 Index Jumo YosrtKJa 171 Hi se Hondo-cho Hondo City Kumamoto 863 Japan S4 142 145 Barbara Elizabeth Young 104 Folger St Ciemson SC 29631 59 140. 145 Jacqueline Carol Youngbtood Rl 3 Bo 190 Fletcher NC 28732 68 167 v ■■-, - ■ • ' - - 4800 Maple Ave Let 4 Wilmington NC 29405 158. 167 Jon Manx ZlltlOUl Rl 1 Box 167 Brevard NC 28712 52 73. 167 Second Semester Students Demetena Beth Allison Rt 2. Box 343 Horseshoe, NC 28742 Tina Mana Armsano 1028 Nawencn Dr., NW Atlanta. GA 30327 168 Cathenne Judy Bohne 4316 Columns Dr Manetta GA 30067 168 Matthew Lyndon Brooks 1715 Lancelot Lane Winston-Salem NC 27103 168 Robert Scott Browning 7434 Long Pine Dr SpnngfieW. VA 22150 Wendy Maye BurchfiekJ Rt 5. Box 77 Hendersonville, NC 28739 168 Karen Denise Canter 118 7th St SE Taylorsville. NC 28681 Debbie Ruth Crocker RFD 3 Box 65 Covington, GA 30209 Jeffery J Dorman 3409 W Rogers Ave Baltimore. MD 21215 Kathleen Susan Emory 240 Arvida Pkwy Miami. FL 33156 Sandra Teresa Gentile PO Box 11107 Ft Lauderdale. FL 33339 John Patnck Goetz 4140 Lake Orlando Pk. Orlando. FL 32804 168 Hilda Norwood Hardm Rt 4. Box 187 Brevard NC 28712 168 Man Edward Headen 636 Uewellyn Pi Charlotte. NC 28207 Samesta Elaine Hill 1624 Madison Ave Charlotte NC 282 1 6 Moses Edward Hobbs 8201 New Hampshire Ave Hyattsville MD 20783 James Alan Inman 205 Tate St Waynesv l1e. NC 28786 Rita Carrol Jamerson 86 Rosman Hwy Brevard NC 28712 Jamie Angela Johnson Rt 3 Box 38-1 Brevard. NC 28712 168 Jonnie Louise Johnston 3750 Redditt Rd Orlando. FL 32812 168 Giona Dawn McBnde Rt 3. Box 115B Brevard NC 28712 96 Gerry Michael McLoughlm PO Box 1422 Matthews NC 28105 Mar Mann McNamara 310 Country Club Ln Atlantic Beach, FL 32233 168 169 Amy Pnsolla Miller 1965 25th Ave Vero Beach FL 32960 168 Lourdes Vivien Garcia Monies 442 Putter Point Df Naples FL 33940 168 Gregory Lynn Mulkey 1 1 7 Hazel Court Brevard NC 28712 168 Donna Patterson Owens PO Box 158 Lake Toxaway, NC 28747 Donna Cnstma Owens 501 E Rosemary St Chapel Htll. NC 27514 168 Holly Gail Partridge 27 Bndle Brook Ln Newark. DE 19711 169 Anthony Lawayne Powell 3525 Greenway Dr Columbia, SC 29206 Elizabeth Anne Rausch Gulf Road Chittenango. NY 13037 169- Christophef Alan Rector Rt 2 Box 184 Ramsuer NC 27316 169 Ronald Keith Re d P O Box 1 74 Pisgah Forest NC 28768 Donna Audrea Scoates 4600 SW 67th Ave Miami, FL 33155 169 Mana Eppes Shackelford 1809 Ridge Ave Montgomery, AL 36106 169 Lynn Elizabeth She ' ton Rt 2, Box 309 Horseshoe, NC 28742 Karen Patrice Simons 2737 Laudwig St Winston-Salem NC 27107 Loretta Gail Simpson 128 Rutiedge Dr Hendersonville. NC 28739 Gordon Howard Snaden Rt 6. Maplewood Dr Calhoun. GA 20701 169. Micha ' Eugene Stewart PO Box 2001 Chapel H.ll, NC 27514 168. 169 Richard Andrew Stewart 1510 B Dresden Rd Atlanta GA 30319 169 Mary EHen Temple Box 168 Pisgah Forest, NC 28768 169 Scott Alexander Tinman 112 Pine Lane Cayce, SC 29033 168 169 Loyd M Trimmer 2 Manlyn Lane Chapel Hill, NC 27514 168, 169 George Clinton Wallace Rl 2. Box 602 Statesville. NC 28677 Lawrence Edward Wallace 200 Woodboume Rd Greensboro NC 27410 Eddie Mathias Weiss 6738 Sarasea Or Sarasota, FL 33581 Richard Frank Wickham 220 Hednck Dr. Kemersville. NC 27284 Charles Ramsey Wilson 650 Kerby Gastoma. NC 28052 169 Lisa Lillian Wilson P O Box 243 Etowah, NC 28729 Albert Tucker Wmebarger 7715 Whitaker Dr Summertield. NC 27358 169 Claire Lenore Zawistowsie 324 Taylor St. Hendersonville, NC 28739 Faculty and Staff Index R James Alderman 52. 65. 109 Lom Alexander 109 Violet Allison 109 Ben Anderson Daniel P Barnett 122 Sarah R Barnhili 114 H8 Mane Barton 109 Lany Bessette 109 Index 191 Jackie Bishop Sherry Bowers 103. 120 Lee Bratton 34 68. 69 116 Charlotte Breed 50. 55. 103. 120 William Brower 122, 123 Elizabeth S Buck 120. 121 Carr Bullock 50. 103. 118 Come G Burdette 109 Peter E Burger 50, 63 65 99 120. 121 Ken Chamlee 61. 73. 75 118 Pnscilia Chamlee 61 73 75 109 Roma W Childress 109 Betty Choate 109 Brian A Chiullt Samuel Cope 72, 104, 114, 116. 117 LOu Ann Crawlord 109 Edwin K Cunningham 110, 111 Rachel C Daniels 122, 123 Mane Davenport 110 Clara O Dav.s 110 Frank Davis 106. 110 Cmdy Drury 102, 110 David Drury 50 59, 67 68, 102. 110 129 147 William Dunstan 120 Byrdie Eason 115 Ann S Etters 104, 110 Edgar Evans C Ray Fisher 32. 50, 120 Rowe B Fortune 110 Josie Galloway HO Arqyle W Gash William Gash 110 Charles Gibbons W Edward Giti Robert Glesner 122, 123 Thaddeus Jones Louise M Kenerly Lois Lambing 58. 62 63, 106, 111, 136 Tommie Gravely 110 Cheryl Hallowell 122 Bellon Hammond 64, 88. 118 Chert T Harrison 50. 114 116 Bob Hayes 111 112 Kay T Healey 111 Esther Henderson 1 11 Richard T Hmshaw ill J Sieve Holland 122 Susan L Horn 123 Mary Margaret Houk 1 11 Randy Jackson 116 Sandra P Jameson Don Lander 29. 122. 123 Ethel B LeStrange 119 Timothy Lovelace S Eugene Lovely 121 Laverne T McCall 111 Jim McCarson Robert G McLendon 106. 112 Jacob C Martinson 59. 106, 107, 108. 113. 132 Sarah T Mead Harvey H Miller 67, 116 Yvonne Mingus 112 Dons E Montgomery Glenda Morgan 123 Joe Barry Mullins 34, 70, 116 Grace J Munro 120 121. 198 Mary W Murray 117 D Timothy G Murray 116 Bobbie Jean Nicholson 21, 112 Martha T Nolen 112 Maude S Norwood 112 Christine Owens 112 Guy F Payne Jean J Peevy 112 Talmadge Phillips 112 Mario P Perez Viola C Perez 63. 119 Earleen Powell 112 Dee Preston 110 Kelly H Raines 113 Jenne Roberts Maureen Robinson Doug Rogers 85, 86, 115 Joyce Rogers 63. 113. Brona N Roy 113 C Edward Roy 60, 119 Vivian Sardeson 50. 113. Don Scarborough 13. 50. 77. 113 Anthony Sinanni 34, 117 Mary E Stiles 113 V C Stiles Mary Ann D Sunbury 88. 115 Virginia Tillotson 33, 50, 116 Vance Truesdale John D Upchurch 70, 71, 114. 117 Mozelle Vickers 67, 119 Sally Walker 80, 81. 102, 103 115 C Clarke Wellborn 67. 123 G. Larry Whatley 117 James Whitesides 50. 76. 77, 103 Bobbie Jean Whitmire 113 Nancy M Williamson 51. 113 Steve Wilson 50, 54, 64,66, 102, 103, 114. 115 Norman L Witek 82,90, 115 Clara R Wood 58. 59, 67. 119 Jesse Woods A Preston Woodrutt 119 Moms G Wray 8, 32, 50. 104, 108 David Zerbst 121 192 Index Within the last year the entire universe was explored during the second run of the space shuttle Columbia. There are hopes that, through this, man may one day live In space. Many happenings around the world directly affected our lives. Religious people everywhere felt their rights being infringed upon with the assassination attempt made upon Pope John Paul II. Fear for freedom rippled across the world as major leader, Anwar Sadat died at the hands of an assassin. Pride in our own country and thankfulness for our liberty tugged at us with the deaths of the ten IRA hunger-strikers, the kidnapping of Brigadier General James Dozier by the Red Brigade, and the institution of martial law in Poland. One bright spot shown round the world was the fairy-tale wedding of Prince Charles of England and his princess. Lady Diana Spencer. In ourown country hundreds lost their jobs as a result of the Air Traffic Controller Strike. Gas prices lowered a little bit, but other prices soared along with interest rates. The country experienced one of its coldest winters in many years. The South and Brevard College students re- velled in the outstanding performances of nearby Clemson University in foot- ball and the University of North Caro- lina in basketball. President Rea- gan ' s budget cuts began to affect Brevard students through fi- nancial aid. Through all of this outside chaos the students at Brevard learned, shared, grew, and ultimatelyjoined together within the College Community as one. L.L.F. Conclusion 193 1 .1 1 bid f I ■ • J 194 Conclusion Conclusion 195 ET u 1 ' 1 JL 196 Conclusion Conclusion 197 1 98 Conclusion ■ -— — ) ■Hi- XI m ■ • -■ 4 + St 1 Conclusion 199 r-jmm wmivwv. Editor-in-Chief Lisa French Advisor Mrs Pnscilla Cnamlee Co-Business Manager Charles Brewer C. Taylor Head Photographer Section Editors Lisa Fisher Him Giib en Leslie Holi Sherron Humphries Kelly Kalelsky Maria Senlelle Chefie Tmsley , Angela Whittmgron Regma Worlmen Stall Robin Ashe Allen Bai Chaflefr Brewer DIen CtlWIBB Chen Chester JoAnne Folger Contributing Photographers Bobby Ba«ler Thavm Emerson Kyle Genaway Archie Glenn Roelandl Van lerssel rak, MvH.vr.nrttn,, Laura Hines Lone Hoffman Rnplan.1t .--,! h-.r.,,. ' Richard Longenecher Sarah McNeil Dorofhv Net!! Richard She Cfl Craig StauHe H Austin ' ■■ ' ' ■- y.v ., r L ' vs Repress it . 200 Conclusion wmtmammzifi RSEj