Brevard College - Pertelote Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1987 volume:

brevard college 1987 CONTENTS Prologue 2 Student Life 6 Classes 58 faculty Staff 106 Clubs 120 Sports 140 Ads 164 Index 1 78 Epilogue 192 ■ ; an m People don t go for walks any- more like they used to, ' ' says Charles Moore, remembering some of the best of his childhood times spent with his mother, two broth- ers, and sister as they walked along the banks of King ' s Creek. King ' s Creek originates near Mr. Moore ' s property by Wild Cat Gap, passes through the Brevard College cam- pus, and empties into the French Broad River. The creek was named after the King family who owned most of the area over 100 years ago. When Moore first arrived in 1916, many of the people were making their living growing crops such as corn and rye and by raising cattle. The cattle was driven in herds to Greenville, South Carolina, until about 1900 when the railroad reached Brevard. Other residents made their living from illegally op- erated stills. At one time, there was a legal, government-owned still lo- cated on Moore ' s property. King ' s Creek was once the site of four different mills. The first of these mills, built during the Civil War, was a grist mill built to grind corn. The second mill was a flour mill, and in the 1920s, one of the mills was restored and used as a carousel along with some other rides. King ' s Creek was originally the main source of drinking water for the Brevard community, though the community now obtains all of its drinking water from Cathey ' s Creek. The area near the beginning of the creek remains just as beautiful and unspoiled as the days when Mr. Moore used to go for walks with his family. As Mr. Moore states, I ' m not very progressive. In order to be progressive, you have to tear down everything that ' s beautiful. ' ' k Above: Standing on the porch of the oldest house in the area. Moore recalls the past. Right: King ' s Creek slowly begins to wid- en as it cuts through Moore ' s property. ■ . t - j ?a- 2 Prologue King ' s Creek is an integral part of the Brevard College community. Because it runs through the cam- pus, it is the site for numerous hap- penings and activities. At the begin- ning of the year, the annual Derby Day tug-of-war championship is held across the creek as the culmi- nation of the day ' s events. Many students lie by the creek to get a tan while either studying or just relax- ing from their studies. A tradition on campus is creeking ' ' students on their birthdays. If the creeking is done safely, it is usually a lot of fun. Sometimes coaches are creeked if a team has won a significant game, and other times people will be creeked on a whim. Above Right: The Student Union stays busy until late al niqht Above Far Right: McLarty-Goodson remains open during the evenings for students to study in. Right: A clear, brisk morning by Kings Creek. Above Right: Autumn is one of the most beautiful times of the year in Brevard. Above: Taylor Mall during one of its rare quiet moments. Right: The blooming dogwoods promise that the end of the school year is near. Prologue 5 m :ijtom® ' ,j m. jrt; - rASSlPlG THROUGH brevard college StuJmt Life, Nw. WRMi jm Above: Shawn Jacobsen s weather-proofed car is ready for Bre- vard s showers. Above Left: Spring tulips poke through. Below Left: Sydney Best ponders her next class. Bottom: A letter from home is always welcome for freshmen like Linda Michael and Mandy Hunter. Diana Briggs says. I think I just stepped on a contact lens. While Mark Bean and Sandy Rogers look on. ErZfi m m FIRST WEEK AT BREVARD The first week at Brevard College proved to be filled with memorable experiences for freshmen and sophomores alike. The wide-eyed freshmen set out to conquer the new, intriguing land of Brevard while the older, more experienced sophomores proudly displayed their I ' m-at-home attitudes. The freshmen attended the orientation sessions and had their heads filled to over- load with facts and figures about college life. Although college living was awkward at first, the freshmen soon adapted to their new homes. All of the new rules and regu- lations became secondary to the thrill of making new friends. The sophomores quickly became reac- quinted with their old lifestyles and their old friends. They were welcomed back to Brevard with new faces and a few new rules, but the sophomores adjusted well to the newly-lengthened visitation hours! Above: Michael Teague, Ricky Surles, and Sheri Aus- tin put on a happy face at the first dance. 10 first Week Far Left: Dr. Teague helps students with the more efficient, on-line registration process this year. Left: Deb Mahikian and Ruth Earle are hardly working to help the freshmen move in. Above. Lisa Carter is still able to smile even as she faces the climb to the third floor for the 47th time. Left: The banana split party was lots of fun for the students, including Japanese students Miyuki Imura. Mitoshi Miura, and Yasuko Kaneshige. first Week 11 m W DEMY DAY COMPETITION Derby Day, the first Saturday of the school year, offered live enter- tainment and a picnic. The compe- tition started with the official derby toss. The Battle of the Dorms — competition between individual dorms (and between dorm teams and faculty teams for some events this year) — included volleyball, a three-legged race, an egg toss, mu- sical washtubs, izzy dizzy, and the tug-of-war. The tug-of-war champi- onship occurred at the creek! This year ' s Derby Day winners were new Complex and Green (tied) and West Jones. The day offered a chance to meet new people and have fun with old friends before the school year really got underway. Above: Ray Chason demonstrates his musi- cal ability while showing off his school spirit. Above Right: The excitement mounts as Shelly Ainsworth and Christine Fullerton ap- proach the finish line. Right. Tom Squirrel Overstreet, who ' s on a college budget, gets his first meal of the week as he slurps down jello. 12 Derby Day Mil a [ST fcfcaP- 2 - 1 -▼ 7 Top- Andrea Harvey shows off her serving ability in the volleyball competition. Left: Mas Mary Daniels hurt something, or is she just laughing while her partner eats the grass in the wheelbarrow race? Above: John Machate leads the pack during izzy dizzy competition (before he falls down). Center: The East Beam guys show off their muscle. Left: Is this Sandy Rogers before izzy-dizzy or after? Derby Day 13 m m Below: Ace Lebo and Albert Parron laugh it up while displaying their three-legged dance step. Right: Adrienne Elliott and Amy Lister strain, while Arlene Musick looks as if she s in pain. Above. Paula Swartz. Samantha Douglass and Molly Rhen chow down during the pic- nic. Right: Tadd Connor and Dee Moulton demonstrate their egg-toss winning form. 2m- f ■sjJmj. • ' flfc A- Wmj i v -V M- fcn Hi 14 Derby Day Above: Holly Bailey keeps her balance as she spins around the bat in Izzy Dizzy. Right: Sweatshirts beat out Dorm T-shirts on this cool Derby Day. Derby Day 15 jpu- ItSp-i: u 31 | M fc. 16 rashions f 4D§ AND T4§H€N§ ' St)- ' S Brevard fashions, every year, spell VARIETY. Todays fash- ions are free-style: anything goes. Oversized, baggy clothes are in, along with the Surfer look. Most of BC ' s fashion depends on the clothes available, no matter what the color. The Polo shirt is still in, but some fashion makers button all buttons to the very top. Jeans with holes and torn shirts provide the lived-in look. Boxer shorts appear outside the long pants. And since the old looks never die, paisley is back. Anything tie- dyed matches anything that isn ' t. Short hair is definitely com- ing back for men and women. Mohawks, Fades, and shaved heads with designs on the side are common sights. Gold is still the popular jewelry, even though Swatch watches are still hang- ing around. Guys and Girls have pierced ears — now even double pierced! Reeboks are the ' In sneak, with or without socks. And high tops aren ' t just for basketball anymore. The ever-loving jeans jacket is still popular with everyone. To sum it up, fashion is whatever is easiest to put on at 7:00 in the morning! Left: Robert McRoberts and Pat Mellon despairingly try to act natural in front of the camera. Lower Left. Chip nischel with that free-and-easy look Below What ' s in style at Brevard this year? Jennifer McKenna, Mandy Mitchell and Jennifer Howren answer Anything you want! ' ' + •W ( «■ ' m Above: Joann Cho gets her friend ready for bed; Right: Cameron Parker makes do with the situa tion for a phone call. mw Jones Dormitory this year is completely different from last year — almost as if it had a facelift. The Resident Directors, Julie Johnson and Diane Hoffman, are mak- ing a great effort to unify Jones so that the students will no longer think of themselves as East Jones or West Jones. Additionally, Diane is organizing a club unique to Jones which will deal with special projects such as holiday decorations and Halloween and Christmas par- ties, just to name a few. Jones ' Resident Assistants and representatives in SQA are very active and try to interact with the students i n Jones. There have been many im- provements and additions to Jones this year (Diane Hoffman and the freshmen, to name a couple), but there are some good things that have been retained from last year — like Julie Johnson, who is now also Assistant Director of Housing — and let ' s not forget the sophomores! All in all, Jones is a fine place to live — as its residents will readily attest. — Bari Siegall 18 Jones , Jones 19 ■ TAYLOM Over the years Taylor has had the reputation of being the mischievious dorm, and this year is no different. When Taylor residents go on vacation they might come home to find a redecorated room with everything such as the bed, dresser, drawers in the dresser, and chairs turned upside down, along with their clothes and other loose belongings thrown all over the place. It would also appear that no one sleeps during the weekends or during the week, for that matter. You may ask yourself what could they possibly be doing? They are probably barricading the RD ' s door with every piece of furniture in the lobby so that he wakes up to quite a surprise, or maybe play- ing frisbee to all hours of the night. Still others like bowling in the hallways or throwing four and a half pounds of grapes in a grape war. Then you have the more orthodox form of competition between the dorm members with a football game out in front. All in all, Taylor residents seem to have no trouble amusing themselves. Above Right: Mike Schaefcr is headed towards the creek in a familiar pose as he is carried by Dan Schneider, Gray Young, and Jason Miele. Above: Taylor s front lawn is often the site of friendly football games. Right: David Moody and Archie LeQrone demonstrate the effects a shower has on sound. 20 Taylor Left: Eric Balson, Qray Young, and Masa Shimizu sit back and relax as they watch TV. Lower: Mike Pope enjoys the temporary solitude in Taylor s lobby. Bottom: You can choose what s behind the curtain, the box, or what ' s behind door number 312 (Chris Costanza s room). Taylor 21 IMlft I HH mh i 22 hew Complex NEW C©MPLi What is the name of the dorm with lots of rowdy sportsmen and four separate apartments? The COMPLEX! The Flex , which is usually inhabited by athletes, is situated near the gym and the track: where else would these people live? The guys at the Complex may have some rivalry between the different teams living there, but they still get along pretty well. The apartments have many different styles: the basketball team members have pic- tures of Dr. J. and Michael Jordan while the run- ners have posters of marathons on the walls. Visi- tation in the complex is till 11:00 pm, so there is always something going on until it is time to leave! Above: Tadd Connor gets frisky with J.B. while Mark Bean says, ' I don t believe they re doing this. Below. Lee Lawhome needs Tadd Connor s help in understanding his homework. Below right: Rodney Deyton studies intensely for an upcoming test. jam V m r Endless quarrels over shower time, blaring ster- oes with anything from Dougie Fresh to The Ro- mantics, posters of dream guys and sexy girls, and socializing from at least noon to eight p.m. are all characteristics of East and West Beam Dorms. East and West Beam are like one big family for most students because of the way the dorm is situated. The Beamers love being close to each other with just a lobby, instead of a campus, sepa- rating them. Beam is a dorm with a lot of activity, and there is always someone being a little too rowdy. All in all, Beam is a nice and convenient place to live, ho wonder there is a long waiting list for this dorm. , Above: Emma Kauffman and Chris Quddie prepare for DYNASTY NIGHT! Below left: The mascot of second floor West Beam gets a breath of fresh air. Below: Presi- dent Greer visits with Susan Massif. Sandy Rogers, An- drea Ross, and Diana Briggs of West Beam as they fake studying during open house. Left: Patsy Qrabill and Shelle Heming enjoy the lived in atmosphere of their room! Below: Sandy Rogers is once again embar- rassed by her ever-loving roommate Diana Briggs. Below Left: Shannon Cranfill and Anne Whitaker show their hospitality on open house night in West Beam. %• €• ' West Beam 25 i m jm -AST Right: Rob Arnold is just taking it easy in his room. Below: Raul Diez goes on a personal strike against the lack of hot water in Beam. Bottom Right: Tom John- son and Jim Knapp think their tennis rackets sound great now that they ve been restrung. 26 East Beam East Beam 27 !, m % Right: Golf club in hand. Qreg Pup ' Qambrel checks out the World Series. Below: Matt Lillibridge. Chris Schryver, Tom Overstreet. and Qreg Qambrel practice their Basement Mop and Broom Band routine. Below Right: Bud Johnson says. Qo ahead: make my picture. 28 Green And then there ' s Green dorm. The name speaks for itself. With its new look for the school year, Green has become a better place to live. Renovations abound throughout the dorm, the most obvious being new tile floors, new doors, and an eye-catching brick patio out front. David Taylor, the RD for the second year in a row, has played a major role in keeping Green ' s good reputation. A caring RD allows for friendlier living conditions, and the attitude of the students shows this to be true. Where else could you find such a variety of guys so closely knit? Green has basket- ball players, soccer players, even runners living in total friendship. Maybe this is the reason for Green ' s dominance in intramural sports: one can find a Green team in almost every championship. With wins in both volleyball and football the fall semester, Green will be remembered as a dorm that strived for the best. te m ■ • 1 L- 7 p W fl l 1 Above: Mike Teague studies in the comfort of his own room and bed. Left: Chris Schryver can t believe he got some mail: he may have just won a million dollars. Below: Yes, Kevin Kampmeyerand Ashley Qibson sleep under that platform. Oreen 29 ■ Below: Ann Van Kampen stuffs envelopes for the admissions office. Right: JoAnn Cho helps out in Office Services. THEY WORK HARD One program that Brevard Col- lege offers to those students enti- tled to receive financial aid is work study. Students may gain some ex- perience and make some money by working at various jobs around campus such as in the library, in the Student Union, in the adminis- tration building, in the cafeteria, and for individual professors. The jobs are not as grueling as some students may fear since these tasks require only a few hours each week; and some, such as lifeguard- ing, can even be relaxing. For all of their hard work, these students gain extra money and the chance to get to know some of the faculty and staff a little better. FOR THE MONEY Right. Sandy Rogers works (quite willingly, despite what the sign says) for Doc Wood. 30 Work Study Student Tutors Student tutors are individuals on a full or partial academic scholarship who, in re- turn for their scholarship, allot two to five hours a week to helping other students. Most of the tutors work in the tutoring lab Monday through Thursday from 7:00 to 11:00 pm; some have designated hours in the dorms to do individualized tutoring. Diane Hoffman sponsors the tutoring pro- gram, which has five main objectives: to assist students who are experiencing aca- demic difficulty; to assist students who choose themselves to seek extra academic help; to assist students in identifying prob- lems with study skills, time-management, and goal-setting; to refer students who are experiencing difficulty with various aspects of college life to the appropriate sources for assistance; and to serve as good role models for other students. Left: Teresa Faxton helps Eric Hansen with a political science paper. Above: Student Marshal Martha Sanders tutors in the Math Lab. Above: Front Row: (kneeling) Missy Hall, Linda Michael, Brenda Duckworth, Kym Newman; Second Row: (sitting) Paula Bruce. Joy Quick, Jamie Brown, Jessica Graham, Karen Strickland, Deb Nahikian; Third Row: Andrea Ross. Martha Sanders, Bari Siegall, Robert Brooks, Sherry Ogle, Lisa Taylor, Sandy Rogers. Chuck Putnam. Charles SherriU. Becky Tapper, Diane Hoffman (coordinator), Tanya Boone; Fourth Row: Lisa Handelman, Heather Barclay, Jeff Rice. Brian Cartland, Ann Defenbaugh, Carol Besco. Teresa Paxton. Amy Ervin. Wendy Taylor Student Tutors 31 Ml ma Vh, JW Off-Campus Activities Top: David Hayden and Rob Henshaw enjoy one of the many forest parties held at Cove s Creek. Above left: Emily Scheviak and George Lawrence spend time talking and sipping cokes at Oh, Susanna s. Above right: Buck Rowlee practices his freestyle skiing form before hitting the slopes. 32 Off Campus Activities light: Bud Johnson, Tim nelson, and Greg Qambrel have fun goofing off at Looking Glass Falls. bove: While in the forest Greg Gambrels car developed muffler problems (the muffler fell off), so ud. Tim, and the photographer. (Tom Overstreet) helped work on the car. Off Campus Activities 33 ■ jm 1 ■■■ m King And Queen For A Da | The week before Homecoming was started off with everyone dress- ing up in different outfits to show their spirit. Punk, Hawaiian, 50s, Western, and Toga Day were the themes of Spirit Week. Mot only did the students participate, but the faculty helped celebrate Home- coming as well. On Saturday, the men ' s soccer team played Catawba and defeated them with a score of 2-0 to give Coach Scarborough his 100th win. Later that night, the caf- eteria cooked a semi-formal can- dlelight dinner. The food was great, and everyone had a good time. Aftei j dinner, those that had not alreadjll done so changed for the dance. Tha dance started at 9:00 and arouncj 10:30 pm the King, Queen, Princcll and Princess were announced. Every! one applauded the lucky winners, and the enjoyable evening continued) Homecoming was a week full of furli and exciting events for everyone. 34 Homecoming far Left. Spirit Week started off on the wild side with Susan Bethel dressing up for Punk Day. Mid Left: President Qreer shows his spirit by dressing in his Hawaiian shorts, near Left: Mr. Moore wore a toga on the last day to show everybody how to dress for success. (He also caught a cold.) fP 4? e O F • tf S ■ Left: Sticking his tongue out for better bal- ance, Joseph Brooks fights for the ball. Left: On Saturday night, Karen Ellis, Clay Huck- aby, Billy Wilkie, and Ann Bancroft were crowned as the Royal Clan at Brevard College, (photo by Jock Lauterer) Homecoming 35 i dm J t ' Below: After being crowned King and Queen. Billy Wilhie and Ann Bancroft dance to cele- brate their happiness. Right: Allen Brooks and Cara Daniels had an enjoyable time while dancing the night away. 36 Homecoming Below: After the Alumni game Markus Sieb- mann. Buck Rowlee and members of Scarbor- ough s past teams Fred Kinner and Steve Schneider stand around Coach Scarborough after his 100th win. Above. The Homecoming Court: Dan Festa. Cindy Edmonson. Albert Farron. Karen Ellis. Laura Cooper. Tom DeLucia. Chris Quddie. Ches Kennedy. Lynn Soprano. Clay Huckaby. Susan Bethel, Billy Wilkie. Sandy Rogers. Ray Chason. Paula Vasoll. Kent Bird. Blair Autrey. Steve Cain. Ann Bancroft. Jim Knapp. Homecoming 37 ■ Rf tfi MALIOWIIM The town of Brevard celebrated Hal- loween on Thursday, October 30, this year due to the high school Home- coming Game Friday, so some Bre- vard College students celebrated Hal- loween two nights in a row. Some students went off campus trick-or- treating Thursday night and came back with sacks of goodies. Some costumes on that night were a pair of dice rolling around the campus, a Martian, a devil, and a tiger that had gotten lost on its way to Clemson. On the real All-Hallow ' s Eve, the students took part in a costume contest and dance. The winning costumes includ- ed Tom Johnson as a skeleton, Ivy McManus as a vampire, and Brian Cartland as a piece of chewing gum. Above: A dancing unicorn, Ann Defenbaugh adjusts her costume at the Beam lobby Hal- loween dance. Above: Competitors in the cafeteria costume contest include Alex Boyd and Tom Johnson, kneeling, Jamie-Jo Peny. Ivy McManus. Ray Chason. Rob McRoberts, Fat Mellon, Ace Lebo. Shane Milling, and Brian Cartland. 38 Halloween Left: Eileen Spaulding adjusts Mark Parks costume while Michelle Martin and Mark Weekley offer moral support. Below: Is this strange assortment of people really our own Felicia Cope, Diana Briggs. Sandy Rogers, and Andrea Ross? Above: Doc Wood, Mr. Chamlee, Mr. Woodruff, and Mr. Jackson show their true personalities and make us wonder what ' s in the coffee that they serve in the faculty lounge. Halloween 39 Right: Emma Kauffman and Chuck Rose perform Dust in the Wind at the talent show. Below: Rob Hay s father checks out the B.C. coffee while Rob carefully scans the room for potentially hostile teachers. Above: Angie Revercomb and Benny Qandy prepare to cut loose and jam at the talent show. Right: Don Rett says. Please, Qod, don ' t let Mr. Jackson tell my parents about English class. 40 Parents Weekend Below: Molly Andrews and her parents seem to be enjoying their visit together. PARENTS ' WEEKEND During the weekend of November 2-4, many parents of B.C. students got to experience some of what life at Brevard College is all about. There were several activities to inform and entertain the parents during their visit. The soccer teams had a good weekend with the men ' s team taking first place in Region X that Saturday. There was also a student talent show, a craft show, and a taste of Broadway with the drama department ' s production of Cabaret. The music department also got involved with performances by the Jazz Ensemble and the Concert Band in the cafeteria during meals along with a performance by the Collegiate Singers during the special worship service in Dunham on Sunday. In addition, sev- eral parents took the opportunity to meet the faculty teaching their sons and daughters. It was a busy and fun-filled weekend for parents and students alike. Above: Shannon Cranfill and her mother talk to Mrs. Morgan about Shannon ' s progress in math. Parents ' Weekend 41 ■ii ■%M A i . Fall Life And Culture The Life and Culture schedule for Fall 1986 started off with Fall Convocation featuring Dr. Bernard Fitzgerald as the guest speaker, next, internationally acclaimed guitarist David Richter presented an evening of classical guitar music. Photographer Galen Rowell filled the auditori- um at his slide show and lecture on his adven- tures in Tibet, Mepal, and other exotic locations. This year ' s Purgason Lecturer was the Rev. R.F. Smith, Jr., who discussed marriage and family. The drama department scored a hit with its fall production Cabaret. Presenting an evening of Appalachian music and stories was Roadside Theater ' s Brother Jack. The fall series conclud- ed with a performance by the Concert Band fol- lowed by the annual Christmas Program. 42 Fall Life and Culture Top: The Brother Jack ensemble looks the part for Appalachian story-telling. Above: Convocation speaker Dr. Bernard Fitzgerald urges students to use their talents (based on the Biblical parable) wisely. Right: Philip Jones as Emst Ludwig and Angela Owens as Fraulein Kost portray Mazi sympathizers in Cabaret. Above: Angela Gilbert, Archie LeQrone (in back). Robert Cooler. Mark Migginbotham. Beth Wall, and other members of the Brass Ensemble perform at the Christmas Program. Fall Life And Culture 43 ■ mm FALL ACTIVITIES The Student Government Associ- ation put a lot of thought into the Fall schedule of activities which in- cluded special events such as Der- by Day, Homecoming and Parent ' s Weekend. Some of the other events sponsored by the SQA Social Board were the roommate game, Casino night, Spirit Week, the lip sync con- tests, and the movies and videos at the SU. Other contributions to the Tall schedule were made by ARA Services ' special dinners for dorm residents, Intramural sports, the Alumni Phonathan, and various dances with DJ ' s provided by SQA. All in all, the Fall activities were a great asset to the non-stop action on the Brevard college campus. Top: Rockin ' Ray Chason, Karen Mulligan, Etna Kauffman. and Crae Galloway tempt fate by holding these deadly pythons. Above: The Tall Fhonathon keeps Sarah Bostic, Mark Bailey, Susan Massif, Sandy Rogers, and Tony Plemmons busy receiving contributions for the Scholarship Fund. Right: Marathon dancers Terri Stone. Amy Cearley. and Kevin Cooper ask, Are we having fun yet? ' 44 Tall Activities Left: Kirsten Reed, overwhelmed with excitement, shouts with glee as Beth Oliver stares in astonishment. Below Left: rioridians Julie Thompson, Robin Qrunwald. and Bob-O MacDonald feel like they re at home as they catch some rays on the soccer field. Below: Christine Fullerton sings her heart out at the student coffeehouse. r 1 Fall Activities 45 Above: The Kit Kat girls — Christine Fullerton, Angela Gilbert. Paula Vasoll, Hugh Ferguson Floyd, Courtenay Welch, Wendy Wood, and Julie Thompson — do the can-can during Cabaret. Master of Ceremonies (Emcee) Hugh Ferguson Floyd Clifford Bradshaw Philip Alan Constable Emst Ludwig Philip M. Jones Customs Officer James D. Keirstead Fraulein Schneider Patricia L. Robinson Fraulein Kost Angela D. Owens Herr Schultz Harvey H. Miller Sally Bowles Kelly Michele Price Kit Kat Qirls Christine Fullerton Angela S. Gilbert Julie M. Thompson Paula June Vasoll Courtenay Welch Wendy Wood Waiters, Sailors, Guests at the Kit Kat Club: Eric L. Batson Stephen J. Qalezieski Dario A. Garcia Shawn Jacobsen James D. Keirstead Chesley A. Kennedy Max John Daniel Hoback II Top Right: The cast brings down the house with the finale of Cabaret. Above: Sally Bowles, played by Kelly Price, sings Perfectly Marvelous to Cliff Bradshaw, played by Philip Constable. 46 Fall Drama « CABARET The fall drama production presented by the Tine Arts division this year was Cabaret. The cast was made up of college students as well as instructors. The play is set in Berlin in about 1929-30, just before the start of the Third Reich. Not one performance during the two-week run had an empty seat. The play received a good overall review from the Asheville Citizen: Overall, Brevard Col- lege ' s Cabaret was a delightful, yet sobering experience. Above: Herr Schultz (Harvey Miller) presents fraulein Schneider (Patricia Robinson) with a pineapple, the fruit of hospitality. s Right: Master of Ceremonies Hugh Floyd declares his love for his ' girl Wendv Wood. W u Belou: The Christmas program for 1986 officially started with the Choir singing Christmas carols at the special dinner. Right: After the Christmas program in Dunham Auditorium, the Collegiate- Singers and the Brass Ensemble lead the audience outside for the lighting of the tree. Above and Right: Brevard College prepares for the Christmas season. 48 Christmas @6 f tc4£mti4, Brevard College started off the Christmas season on Saturday, De- cember 6th, with a special dinner and a Christmas Dance with a live band. The annual Christmas Tree Lighting ceremony was held on both Sunday the 7th, and Monday the 8th. The Qreers once again hosted a Christmas Party down in the Student Union before the begin- ning of final exams. Dorm parties were thrown throughout the week before exams, door decorating contests were held, and some halls participated in Secret Santas ' . With all of these festivities going on, exam week went by fairly quickly, and soon everyone was going home to enjoy the Christmas holi- days. Top. Faculty, students, and townspeople join together in singing Silent night around the lighted Christmas tree. Bottom: The Collegiate Singers and Chorale did a fine job during the Candlelight Festival. Christmas 49 ■ mmma Below: Santa and his reindeer won third place for riding across Felicia Cope and Amy Ervin ' s door on second floor. Far Left: Christy McKendry and Lisa Mandleman won first place in the Christmas door decorating contest for West Beam. Left: Missy Robinson and Wendy Taylor won second place with their Christmas tree and presents. Christmas 51 r jn- Life and Culture opened up this semester with an excellent Spring Convocation in which the nuclear arms race was the topic of discussion. At the end of the lecture retired naval Commander William H. With- row silenced the audience and received an ovation after an imitation of what the world will sound like if it is blown up. The series continued with scheduled musical performances by the Tower Brass Quintet, the Collegiate Singers, the Jazz Band, the Brevard Chamber Orchestra, and the Concert Band. Flans for a controversial program called Hitlerism and the Ho- locaust were underway as well as plans for an emi- nent Christian scholar to speak at the Staley Lec- tures. The Drama production for this semester was Agatha Christie ' s Mousetrap, and auditions were well underway in February in preparation for this favorite Life and Culture event. Spring Life And Culture Right: When a world explodes at Spring Convocation Below. Auschwitz survivor Helen Waterford and former Nazi Youth leader Alfons Heck give a fascinating and often horrifying account of the tragedy known as the Holocaust. 52 Spring Life And Culture Above-. A diagram of how much TNT is present in the world today versus the one dot in the center which represents how much TNT will destroy the world once. Left: The innovative Tower Brass Quintet from Ohio. Spring Life And Culture 53 mbmh jehhh VAIENIINE ' § D4T This year we were lucky in that February 14 fell on a Saturday, allowing the big Val- entine s Dance to be held on St. Valen- tine ' s Day. The band, Red Alert, did a great job playing funk and original tunes. The auxiliary gym looked great! Red and white helium balloons were bound to the floor by red and white ribbons. The 1987 Valentine Court consisted of King Graham Faris, Queen Christine Fullerton, Prince Chip York, and Princess Ramsey Sullivan. Sweethearts and friends danced late into the night. Valentine ' s evening was enjoyed by all. topis 54 Valentine s n C ,T h e °. Ch J P ;, Si 9 somethin 9l Bottom: The 1987 Valentines Court from Lett to right. Prince Chip York Queen Christine fullerton. and King Graham Faris. not pictured: Princess Ramsey Sullivan. ■3REV4RD §ITli Top Left: Mark Migginbotham looks like he ' s having a good time. Top Right: Scott Madaus pauses long enough to smile for the camera. Above: The Valentine s Dance is in full swing. Valentine ' s Day 55 Below: Shawn Jennings and Paula Ribar hope that they finally got all of the classes they wanted during spring registration. Below Right: Times are hard and Chip nischel. Brian Sewell, Tom Overstreet. Graham Farris. and Ricky Surles find it economical to split the cost of ski rentals. Above: Pam Eller finds that the Admissions Phonathon is not always as fun as it is made out to be. Right: Ricky Surles takes advantage of the beautiful weather conditions to challenge the mighty King ' s Creek. 56 Spring Activities ®m SPRING ACTIVITIES Left: Lahnn and Loftin perform at one of the coffeehouses sponsored by SQA. Below: Mr. Jackson s English 101 class smiles innocently before bombarding him with snowballs. Although they lacked proper funding, Student Government tried to make the most of the spring semester. They planned skiing trips to Sapphire Valley, Springfest, Spring Formal, and the Val- entine ' s Dance in addition to the coffee- houses, movies and dances. Other spring activities included Admissions and Alumni Phonathon, College Bowl planned by PTK, Christian Encounters Week, and the Staley Lectures. Also, Sophomores were pleased to find out that graduation would take place on May third, one week earlier than last year. As usual, the one week that students most looked forward to during this semester was Spring Break. Left: Brian Sewell challenges the treacherous slopes behind Green Dorm. Spring Activities 57 brevard college C xUU w am.).-, i mm ■ ■ Shelly Ainsworth Texarkana. TX Hollis Amette Brevard, HC Sheri Austin Charlotte. NC Blair Autrey Charlotte. NC Mojdeh Bakhit Wilmington, HC Ann Bancroft Cocoa Beach. FL Cheryl Banky Summerville, SC James Barber North Wilkesboro, NC 60 Sophomores Eric Batson Greenville, SC Carol Besco Goose Creek, SC Susan Bethel Miami, FL Kent Bird Milton Mead Island, SC Pam Birkner Sarasota, FL Mark Bishop Cedar Mountain, NC James Bivens Greensboro, HC David Blaesing Brevard, MC Lori Blaesing Brevard, nc Sarah Bostic Deland, FL Susan Brewton Brevard, MC Diana Briggs Ladson, SC Sophomores 61 SHHiB JBHEHM Michelle Bunch rt Lauderdale, f L Jason Burcham Greensboro. PiC Steve Cain Commerce. QA Terry Caimes Horseshoe, NC Paul Carpenter Arden, SC Ann-Marie Can- Atlanta. QA Brian Cartland St. James, fL Elizabeth Chapman Rosman, PiC Ray Chason Lake Toxaway, NC Jakob Christensen Atlanta, QA John Christiansen Bagsvaerd, Denmark Jason T. Clevenger Columbia. SC 62 Sophomores Left: Tim nelson finds a com- fortable chair in his room to study in. Above: Lisa Handel- man helps Denyce Woodfin with an English paper in the McClarty-Qoodson Tutoring Lab. Where Do You Study? s i Jim Collins Coral Springs. FL Philip A. Constable Charlotte, nc Bonnie Davis Sarasota. FL Diane Davis Pisgah Forest. NC Patrick Davis Blacksburg. SC Steve DeLong Longwood. FL Sophomores 63 Ann Dcfenbaugh Toccoa. QA George Dcmopoulos Miami. FL Raul Diez Republic Of Panama Richard Dockery Hickory. NC Keith Dooley Penrose. NC Dean Duncan Hendersonville. MC Mancy Duncan Elkin, hC Ruthanne Earle Hew Port Richey, PL Pam 5. Eller Bryson City. hC Adrienne Elliott Augusta. QA Graham Paris Wilmington, NC September Ferguson Clyde. rtC 64 Sophomores Vema Terrell Charlotte, NC Donna Fisher Mendersonville, NC Michelle risher Lake Toxaway. NC Chip riischel Englewood, FL Matthew Freeman Matthews, NC Christine Fullerton Americus, QA Marco Fumari Brevard, NC Crae Galloway Raleigh, NC Greg Gambrel Danville, KY Lisa Gardner Winter Park, FL Rosemary Gardner Burlington, NC Monica S. Gill Zolfo Springs, FL Sophomores 65 show -hh m Kyle Glasgow Greensboro. HC Patsy Grabill Coral Springs, FL Marcello Gutierrez Orlando. FL Kendall Mall Longwood. FL Andrea Harvey Altamonte Springs. FL David Hayden Cincinnati, OH Cathy Haynie St. Petersburg, FL 66 Sophomores Laura Hannah Winston-Salem. MC Eric Hansen Summerville. SC Natalie Harris Columbus, riC Michael Heeney Brevard. MC Rob Henshaw Sarasota, FL Margaret-Ann Hinkson Miami. FL Paul Holmes Longwood, FL Eric Hughson Orange Park, FL Jack Humphrey Wrightsville Beach. MC Fusako Ikeda Shizuoka. Japan John Ingani Marshville. NC Sophomores 67 - Lou R. Ishihawa Saitama, Japan Terrie Jackson Riverdale, QA Stacy M. Jennings Fisgah rorest, MC riikki Johnson Roanoke Rapids, NC Tom Johnson Elsworth AFB, SD William R. Johnson, Jr. Brentwood, TN Tammi Jones Miami, FL Teri Jones Cocoa, FL 68 Sophomores MB Sean Juman-Singh Greensboro, MC Kevin Kampmeyer Charleston. SC David Y. Kaneko Tokyo. Japan Marc Kaufholz Winston Salem, MC Anne W. Kavanaugh Atlanta, QA K. Qene Keenum, Jr. Cary, NC Randolph Kirby Charlotte, MC James C. Knapp Alexandria, VA Erick Kroll Mt. Pleasant, SC Daigaku Kuwahara Tokushima, Japan P. Shawn Lackey Greenville, SC Andy Lankford Ridgecrest, MC Sophomores 69 w ■ ■a Lee Lawhome Summerfield. MC George Lawrence Asheville. MC Archie LeQrone Charlotte. PIC Ace Lebo Tucker, QA Kurt Ledbetter Fisgah Forest. MC Chad Lentz Lewisville, MC A. Matt Lillibridge Lutz, FL Frances Lineberger Charlotte. MC Brenda Lisenbee Arden, MC Cathy Lisk Lenoir, MC Amy Lister Altamonte Springs. FL Maurice Little Thomasville, MC 70 Sophomores Rob Lowe Hollywood. CA John Lucas Newell, NC Robert MacDonald Miami. FL John Machate Fisgah Forest, MC Scott Madaus Winter Haven, FL Stephen Maldari Trenton, MJ Michelle Martin Ocoee, TH Katherine Massey Charlotte, nc Kim McQinnis Pleasant Garden, NC Amy McKeehan Knoxville, TN Jason R. Miele St. Petersburg. FL Shane Milling Walhalla, SC Sophomores 71 David Moody Asheville. MC Mark Moore Woodstock. QA Dee Moulton Charlotte. MC Qreg Mulkey Brevard, nc Karen Mulligan Marietta. QA Tom Mundt Carmel. IN Keiko Murai Shizuoka, Japan Arlene T. Musick Bristol. VA Deb Nahikian Edgewater, FL Cyrus nasseri Richlands, VA Susan Massif Chapel Mill. MC Kim Melson Coral Springs, FL 72 Sophomores Timothy M. nelson Winston-Salem, MC Lexie Nes Pisgah forest. NC Yasuko Mishikawa OsaKa, Japan Terri Noel Conyers, QA Lane Morris Thomasville, NC David Novak Blacksburg. VA Hank husloch Wilton, CT Hiroe Oda Chiba, Japan if she jets dizz Snrt fall Sophomores 73 ■ JHM r T Elizabeth Oliver Orlando. FL Amy Ostendorf Raleigh. MC Tom Overstreet Tallahassee. FL Mark T. Parks Saluda. SC Leonardo A. Fauca Winston-Salem, NC Jamie-Jo Ferry Lake Worth, FL Stephanie Ferry Coeburn, VA Tony Flemmons Bryson City, MC 74 Sophomores Martin T. Powers Margate. FL Michael J. Presslcy Charlotte. NC Kelly M. Price Greensboro. NC Tom Pugh Orlando. PL Jeff Punches Vero Beach, FL Kirsten Reed Oreensboro, NC Steven Reich Sarasota. FL Jeff Rice Brevard. HC David L. Robinson Liberty, SC MiLisa Robinson Pensacola, FL Renee Robinson Cherokee, HC Sandra Rogers Plantation, FL Sophomores 75 - i 76 Sophomores What happened to these peo- ple? Are they some early casu- alties, victims of the great awakening to college life? The Living Dead? Catherine Shearin Clemson, SC Markus Siebmann Idstedt, Germany Bari M. Siegall Deerfield Beach, FL Sylvia Smith Brevard, NC Yong Song Carrollton, TX Erik M. Steele Woodbridge, VA Sophomores 77 m t Beth StefTen Knoxville. TN Quinten Stevens Atlanta. QA Tern Stone Swannanoa. MC Scott Stonefield Cary. MC Robert M. Sydnor. Jr. Ashland. VA Shannon Talton Durham. MC Lisa Taylor Cocoa Beach. FL Wendy Taylor Jupiter. FL Michael Teague Lenoir. MC Ann Van Kampen Hendersonville, MC Paula Vasoll Charlotte. MC Bill Walkowiak Qastonia, MC 78 Sophomores Elizabeth Wall Pisgah Forest, MC John T. Walthall Hunlsville, AL Leslie Webb Stanley. MC Mark Weekley Belmont. MC Samantha Wesley Brevard. MC Brian Westrater Charlottesville. VA Van Whitmire Brevard. MC Heidi D. Williams Mendersonville. MC Lee-Anne Williams Albemarle, MC Wendy Wood Pompano Beach. FL Qraydon Young Kannapolis. MC Keith Young Altmonte Springs. FL Sophomores 79 ' I WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN JUNIOR COLLEGES ANN DEFENBAUQH: SQA, Circle K. PTK, Concert Band, R.A., Vice-Pres. of West Beam. Judicial Board. Student Tutor, Sims Scholar. Dean s List, Chief Honor Marshal, Spanish and Math Awards, Ty Cobb Scholar, Intramurals SANDRA ROGERS: French Club, Clarion. PTK. Student Ambassador. R.A., Intramurals. Beam Scholar. Honor Roll. Homecoming Court 1985-86 and 1986-87. Valentine Court 1985-86 AHDREA ROSS: Judicial Board Vice-Pres., Pertelote Co- Editor, PTK, Tornado Club Vice-Pres., Student Tutor, Women ' s Soccer Team, Sims Scholar, Dean ' s List, Western Civilization Award 80 Who s Who wm CHIP niSCHEL: PTK Vice-President. Resident Assistant. Dean s List Who ' s Who 81 I i WHO ' S WHO continue I Above: Andrew Lankford — Phi Theta Kappa. Concert Band, Jazz Band, Brass Quintet, Brevard Chamber Orchestra, Music Scholarship, Dean ' s List, Outstanding Music Student Award. Right. Ray Chason — Phi Theta Kappa, CSF. Intramurals, Duke Scholar, Math and Physics Division Award, Dean s List, Homecoming Court 1986. Above: Martha Sanders — Phi Theta Kappa, CSF, Student Marshal, Outdoor Club 1985-86. Duke Scholar, Dean ' s List, Freshman Scholar Award. Above: Bonnie Davis — Editor of the Clarion. Varsity Tennis, Tennis Scholarship. Achievement Award from the Clarion 1985- 86. Assistant Editor of Clarion 1985-86. 82 Who s Who STUDENT MARSHALS Above: Standing: Mark Fumari. Kurt Ledbetter. Sitting: Brenda Lisenbee. Ann Defenbaugh. Martha Sanders Student Marshals 83 ■ ■ Jerry Aaron Thomasville. nc Cynthia Allen Atlanta, QA Celia Alvez Rio de Janeiro. Brazil Holly Andrews Mocksville. MC Mark Anheier Finville. HC Jim Ardavany Oaithersburg. MD J. Rob Arnold Winter Park. FL Lisa Balding Brevard, MC 84 Freshmen BH Jill Baldwin Morse Shoe, NC Heather Barclay St. Petersburg, FL Jim Barker Leesburg, FL Mark Bean High Point, NC Pamela Beasley Franklin, NC Kim Belanger Melbourne, FL Sydney Best Brevard, NC Merribeth Bizzell Hertford, NC Sara Booker Smithfield, NC Tanya Boone Canton, NC Alex Boyd Sarasota, FL Jeffrey Breen Sterling. VA Fresehmen 85 ' Occupied Or Dead? Above: When the phones aren ' t dead, they re occupied. Look. Mom. no money! says Benny Qandy as he phones home. Left: A familiar sight on West Beam second floor is Renee Douglas calling Brazil and ask- ing if the weather is any better down there. Amy Cearley Panama City. FL Patricia Chapman Rosman. MC Susan Childers Charlotte. MC Jo Ann Cho Greenville. SC Brian A. Christ Miramar, FL David Chun Richardson. TX m nan ■l T- Mary Cinkota Aurora, CO Betsy Clementson Penrose. NC Tim Cline Marion. VA Julie Combs Largo, FL Robert Cooler Hardeeville. 5C Kevin Cooper Chapel Hill, MC Laura Cooper Dunwoody, QA Felicia Cope Winston Salem, MC Chris Costanza Charlotte, MC Carol-Ann Courtney Maples, FL Shannon Cranfill Yadkinville, MC Tim Crewe Hendersonville, hC 88 Freshmen ■n Hilary Cullen Miami, FL Len Dacey Charlotte. MC Cara Daniels Tampa FL Mary-Margaret Daniels Jacksonville, FL dinger Davis Pisgah Forest, MC Tony Davis Pisgah Forest, MC Tom Delucia Cocoa. FL Renee Douglas Sao Paula Brazil Freshmen 89 ■■■ i m - 1 1 Samantha Douglass Dunvvoody. QA Todd Dowdle Madison. MC Brenda Duchworth Morganton, MC Sonni Dyer Tayetteville. HC Cindy Edmonson Sarasota, FL Carol Ellison Qreensboro. HC Micky Embrey Stafford. VA Amy Ervin Mooresville, MC , 90 Freshmen Scott Fairman Charlotte. NC Michelle Fleming Springfield, VA Charles Frisbie Annapolis, MD Steve Galezieski Marietta, QA Robert Gallagher Charlotte. NC Duane Gallaway Brevard, NC Benny Gandy Columbia, SC Dario Garcia Key West, FL Myra Gillespie Sylva, NC Davis Gilmer Spartanburg. SC Laura Gooding Femandine Beach. FL Hal Gordon Hendersonville, MC Freshmen 91 p woman, jobbb h Jessica Graham Jonesboro. QA Rebecca Orassie Fountain Inn, SC Jocelyne Qraviano Leisure City. FL Lynn Griffin Mendersonville, hC Chris Quddie Milwaukee. Wl Sherri Qunter Sylva. NC Jill Hair Sylva, NC Jeff Hale Charlotte, NC Missy Hall Rosman, HC Susan Hall Cape Coral, FL Kevin Harper Columbia, SC Tamiko Harrison Durham, NC f I 92 freshmen nan Thomas Hay Gastonia, NC Lynn Heater Fuquay-Varina, PIC Leigh Hege Lexington. NC Amy Herndon Inman. SC Amanda Hill Knoxville. TM John HobacK Greensboro, NC Melody Holden LaKe Toxaway. NC Melissa Honeycutt Fisgah Forest. MC Freshmen 93 Ed Honzik Longwood. FL Baal Houck Roanoke. VA Jennifer tlowren Pincville. nc Clay Muckaby Douglasville. QA Arthur Humphries Lakeland, FL Chevalla Mundley Winston-Salem, HC Amanda Hunter Winston-Salem, NC Miyuki Imura Tochiqui. Japan Jay Schulthess makes sure he has some wheels for local transportation. 94 Freshmen Paige Jackson San Antonio, TX Tcrcssa James Atlanta, QA Kevin Jennings Mendersonville, HC Dale Johnson Gainesville, FL Victor Johnson Georgetown, SC Philip Jones Easley, SC Shizuka Kajitani Tokyo, Japan Yasuko Kaneshige Kitakyushu, Japan Emma KaufTman Raleigh, PIC Tricia Kehres Quantico, VA Kelda Kenessey Plantation, FL Ches Kennedy Winston Salem, NC Freshmen 95 pe nm mmmt m Eric Klingensmith Sanford, FL Virginia Lambeth Greensboro. NC Brett Ledbetter Weaverville. MC Pioelle Lee Stuart, rL Linda LefFIer Charlotte, nc Tina Litter Altamonte Springs, FL Julia Love Delco. riC Rita Lowe ML Airy. MC Glenn MacDonald Fairfax. VA Rachel Makupson Thomasville. HC John Martin Summerville, SC Elizabeth Mather Mendersonville, HC 96 Freshmen Glenda Maugcr St. Petersburg. FL Jamie McCauley Sylvania. QA Kim McCranie St. Petersburg, PL Antionette McCray Lake Placid, FL Ann McDaniel Mechanicsville, VA Tracy McDuffie Wilmington, MC Tracy McKie Brevard, NC Robert McRoberts Stuart, FL Freshmen 97 Patrick Mellon Largo, FL Linda Michael Marietta, OA Melissa Miles Ft. Lauderdale, FL Scott Mitchell Abingdon, VA Jennifer Moore Chatham, VA Judy Morgan Rosman, HC Scarlet Morgan Plafttown, NC Jay Myers Brentwood, TH 98 Freshmen Richard T. Myers Deland, FL Mary nail Thomaston, QA Warren nance Charlotte, hC Michelle Narbona Republic of Panama John Nesterok Clifton, NJ Kim Norman Stuart, FL Sherry Ogl e Hendersonville. NC Betty Orrell Wilmington, NC Angela Owens Decatur, QA Cameron Parker Lincolnton, HC Albert Parron Hialeah, FL Stephane Paul-Hus Ft. Lauderdale. FL Freshmen 99 Teresa Paxton Canton. NC Bobby Payne Brevard. NC Stephanie Pennell Lenoir. HC Robert Rice Orlando. Fl Darrand Richards Sanford, FL Kim Riggins Longwood, FL Shannon Rose Charlotte. MC Louis Rosen Longwood. FL Cathy Ruthven Lakeland. FL Russ Schlenker Duluth. QA Daniel Schneider Erie, PA I Freshmen 101 Jay Schulthess Naples, FL Sara Sellers Boone. SC Sharon Sentz Miami. FL Cam Shelar Climax, riC Charles Sherrill Raleigh, HC Kenichi Shimizu Saitama-Ken, Japan Mike Smith Asheville. NC Steve Smith Orlando, FL Lynn Soprano rtaples, FL Bethany Stanley Raleigh, NC Vic Stanley Sylvania, QA Alan Stillman Collinsville, VA 102 Freshmen ., V T 5 ,- ' -1 ■ ft - 1 jk Where The Boys Are Iboi ' e: Showing off what she has learned in her all-male soc- cer class, Tracy McKie gives a woof kick. Left: David Taylor watches Tracy demonstrate her ball control. Chris Strickland Chapel Hill. NC Yukiko Tamai Tokyo. Japan Becky Tapper Hudson. NC Michael Taylor Asheville. HC Carlisle Turner Morganton. HC Diana Van Valkenburgh Virginia Beach, VA Andy Wall Morrisville. MC Paul Weatherford Darlington. SC Craig Weir Rochester Mills. Ml 104 Freshmen tl Courtcnay Welch Charlotte. NC Kerry Wells Knoxville, Trl Christy Whilden Jacksonville, TL Anne Whitaker Winston-Salem, NC Natalie White Kannapolis. NC Kelly O ' Brien Williams Houston. TX Reg Williams Edgefield. SC Denyce Woodfin Winter Haven, TL April M. Woods Eatontown, NJ Robert Wright Miami, EL John Wynn Princeton, NJ Chip York Belmont, NC Freshmen 105 I rASSIMG THROUGH brevard college Factdtj Qbff As Dr. Billy Qreer begins his second year as President of Brevard College, he is already making beneficial changes. During his short time in office, Brevard College has seen much progress. Students are able to talk freely with Presi- dent Qreer and ask any questions that they want an- swered, but this is not a one sided relationship. As Dr. Qreer says, We are talking these days about a new Bre- vard College. We mean it. We are expecting more from our students than ever before. The buildings on campus are starting to get a new look along with everything else. An estimated amount of $250,000 has been spent to renovate Green and Taylor Dormitories, and plans are in the pro- cess for a new housing facility and renovation of the art building. Also, the main gym has been refurbished and the classroom buildings are being repainted. Keep up the good work President Qreer! Above Right: President Qreer at his reserved spot ' ' on the sidelines at a soccer game. Above: Dr. Greer works a double shift on a Saturday, which is also a Visitation Day for Prospective students, by visiting an at home Cross Country meet. Right: President Cjreer goes for the ball while playing for the faculty team on Derby Day. (photo by Jock Lauterer) 108 President Deans Our new Dean of the College, Marry Lang- ley, comes to Brevard from Brunswick Junior College in Georgia. Dean Langley has a strong background in areas such as advising and student retention. He is placing emphasis on academic standards, the student tutor program, learning contracts, and implement- ing an early warning system. The early warn- ing system is a way that the faculty and ad- ministration can see how well the students are doing academically. Brevard ' s Dean of Admissions, Dana Paul, is working on increasing enrollment and try- ing to improve student retention. Our Dean of Student Affairs, Don Scarbor- ough, has been reorganizing the Student Af- fairs Office to make it more efficient an d effec- tive in meeting the needs of the students. He is also working on improving aspects of stu- dent life such as Orientation. ABOVE: Dean Scarborough answers ques- tions which are posed to him by parents on Opening Day. ABOVE LEFT: Dean Langley listens to ques- tions about academic regulations. ABOVE: Dean Paul welcomes the new stu- dents whom he accepted through the ad- missions process. Deans 109 I Administration Staff h Linda Ashcraft Librarian Mark Bailey Dir. Of Inst. Advancement Priscilla Chamlce Special Services Betty Choate Sec. to Dean of Student Affairs Ed Cunningham Dir. of Financial Aid Jennifer Darby Admissions Counselor Ann Etters Dir. of Office Services Mike Qantt Admissions Counselor Argyle Qash Asst. Dir. of financial Affairs Sally Qunther Asst. Dir. of Inst. Advancement Bob Hayes Dir. Of financial Affairs Joe Jackson Dir. Of Placement Media Specialist Jock Lauterer Dir. of Public Information Lisanne Masterson Asst. to Financial Aid. Admin. Michael M. McCabe Librarian Doris Montgomery Purchasing Agent Martha T. Molen Admin. Asst. for Word Processing Mikal Peveto Admissions Counselor Susan Reece Sec. to Dean of the College Cheryl M. Rich Receptionist Linda Ryan Librarian Barbara White College nurse Kelly Wilkie Bookkeeper Hancy Williams Dir. of Residential Life IF pl 110 faculty Staff Social Sciences fete Burger History Brad Coryell Sociology Political Science R. W. Dittmer Economics William Dunstan History Ray Fisher Business Grace Munro Business William Hewton Psychology It Computer Science Alyse Hollingsworth Computer Center Manager Bill Moore Computer Sci. Asst. to President Don Sheppard Math Computer Science Jerry Sheirod Computer Science Dave Wetmore Computer Science Computer Sci Soc. Sci. Ill Fine Arts — Math Science Bill Alexander Biology Bill Brower Biology Rachel Daniels Math Bob Qlesener Biology i Bobbie Whitmire Secretary Cheryl Malic Chemistry Susan Morn (well Don Lander Math Glenda Mor Math jan Clarke Weill Physics )Om Math Sc 113 - -■■ . Maria Ashbrook Spanish Sarah Barnhill English Ken Chamlee English Belton Hammond English Joyce Jackson English Randy Jackson English Ethel LeStrange French Belton Hammond does his easy rider imitation. 114 Humanities Humanities Charles Teague Religion Vance Truesdale English Meredith Walker ESL Clara Wood English Preston Woodruff Religion Maggie Zednik German Chuck Zimmerman College Chaplain Religion For such a nice guy. where did Dr. Zimmerman get such an evil grin? Humanities 115 Physical Education Byrdie Eason FE Julie Johnson Women s Soccer Coach RD Waltz Kuentzel FE RD Jane Long Women ' s Basketball Coa ch Dave Rinker Track Cross Country Coach Doug Rogers Mens Basketball Coach David Taylor Asst. Mens Soccer Coach RD Linda Wilson Sec. — Boshamer Gymnasium norm Witek Athletic Director 9 v w H TLbB iiiS wF ti 116 FE. rf Resident Directors Above Left: Rebecca Russ and Diane Hoffman con- tinue the search for intelligent life. Above: Walt Kuentzel gives students important information as they move in on Opening Day. Left: What a group! First row: David Taylor. Nancy Williams; Second row: Walt Kuentzel, Diane Hoffman. Steve DA- damo. Julie Johnson. rjl l j L— - m Resi dent Directo rs 117 SUPPORT SERVICES Above: The Maintenance Housekeeping staff: Kneeling: Buddy Jarvis, Hary Patterson, Reid Flemmons, V.C. Stiles, Raymond Floyd, Mitchell Owen, Jerome Conley; Standing. Jesse Woods, Alice Qash, Martha Ceccanese, Laveme McCall, Mark Walker, Peggy Wynn. Paul Pierson, Jack Hamlin, Elmer Conley, Skip Qash, Bill Qaffey, Raymond Walker Above: Security: David Boyd, Talmadge Phillips, Guy Jarvis Above: Gymnasium Supervisor: Guy Payne Above: The Bookstore staff: First How: Stephanie Pennell; September Ferguson, Noelle Lee, Debbie McCauley. Manager; Judy Haigler; Second Row: Rebecca Grassie, Amy Merndon, Kim Norman 118 Support Services rASSino THROUGH KRTELOTE The BC yearbook staff under advisor Joyce Jackson has worked very hard to maintain the Pertelote ' s high standards. Endless hours of hard work are put into the book each year and this year was no exception. The special feature this year is the full color cover, the first of its kind at Brevard, done by Brevard student Cath- erine Shearin. Top: Brian Cartland and Carol-Ann Courtney spend part of the evening of January 20 working on the upcoming deadline. Above: Left to Right: Joyce Jackson, Advisor, Amy Ervin, Michelle Martin, Andrea Ross, Co-Editor, Brian Cartland, Co-Editor, Tom Over- street, Gene Keenum, nancy Duncan, Bari Siegall, Cathy Haynie. not pictured: Jeff Breen, Eelicia Cope, Carol-Ann Courtney, Adri- enne Elliott, Karen Mulligan, Cathy Lisk Right: Trisha Kehres and Tracy McKie learn about plans for this year ' s book at an early organizational meeting while Randy Jackson answers some of their questions. 122 Pertelote CLARION This year the Clarion, the college newspa- per, was advised by Brevard ' s new Public In- formation Director and journalism instructor, Jock Lauterer. According to the advisor, this year the Clarion was redesigned to be in keeping with more current trends in American newspaper graphics, and the new name- plate, (designed by Jock Lauterer and Bilt- more Press) is in keeping with the new graphic identity of Brevard. ' ' The Clarion staff this year, led by editor Bonnie Davis, worked to make the paper more pleasing visually and more lively. STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION The Student Goverment Association consists of the presidents, vice-presidents, and freshmen representatives from each dorm as well as from the day students and any one else who is interested in joining. SQA ' s leadership is provided by the Presi- dent of the student body, a Judicial Board Vice-President and a Social Board Vice- Pres ident, all of whom were elected in the spring of the previous year. However, this year the offices are a little different since there are two Social Board Vice-Presidents due to a tie in the elections. This organiza- tion is responsible for representing the stu- dent body in communications with the ad- ministration and for providing input and direction concerning student life and activi- ties at Brevard. Above: Front Row: Frankie Lineberger. Melissa Miles, Rachel Makupson, Andrea Ross, Robert Brooks, JoAnn Cho. Susan Bethel. Carol Besco; Second Row: Tommy Wildrick, Christy McKendry, Hatalie Harris, Ann Defenbaugh. Chris Quddic, Terri Stone. Ace Lebo, Tracy McKie. Shane Milling; Third Row. Molly Rhen, Amy McKeehan, Greg Cambrel, Jeff Punches. Brian Sewell. Jeff Tucker, Chris Mood, Robert Cooler. Heather Chamberlain Above: Susan Bethel. President, Andrea Ross, Vice-Presi- dent Judicial Board; Shane Milling. Co-Vice-President So- cial Board, Heather Chamberlain, Co-Vice-President So- cial Board; Steve D Adamo. Director of student Activities 124 SOA SOCIAL AND JUDICIAL BOARDS The Social Board, which is responsible for setting up social activities for Brevard College students, puts out a full calendar of events in both the fall and spring semes- ters. These events include movies in the Student Union, games like the Roommate Game, and dances. The Judicial Board ' s responsibilities for 1986-87 have been to- tally changed. Dean Scarborough now makes most of the decisions concerning appeals in Guideline violations. Judicial Board handles all traffic appeals, but they are presented with a Uniform Guideline vio- lation appeal only when Dean Scarbor- ough cannot decide how the case should be handled. Above: (Social Board) Front Row: Terri Stone. Amy McKee- han. Heather Chamberlain. Carol Besco. Second Row: Chris Mood. Jeff Punches. Susan Bethel. Shane Milling. Brian Sewell Above: (Judicial Board) Frankie Lineberger. Tommy Wildrick. Natalie Harris, dreg Gambrel, Andrea Ross. Ace Lebo. Ann Defenbaugh SQA 125 XA ' S This year the Resident Assistant po- sition absorbed the responsibilities of the Big Sisters Mentors and Student Ambassadors. The R.A. ' s are selected sophomores assigned to each dorm hall in order to provide peer counsel- ing, to help enforce the Uniform Guidelines, to act as liaisons between the students and the Resident Direc- tors, and to make the administration aware of students ' problems. They also help the freshmen during Orien- tation and act as Student Ambassa- dors by giving tours to prospective students. This year the R.A. ' s are also involved in putting more emphasis on social and educational activities with- in the dorm. At Oi ' e- a n Mark Weew, men Above: Front Row: Tony Plemmons, Ann Defenbaugh, Sandy Rogers, Linda Shaw, Deb N ahikian, Kelly Price, Ann Bancroft, Rebecca Russ; Second Row: Yong Song, Mark Weekley, Graham Fans, Marc Kaufholz, Chip Flischel, Jeff Punches. Right: Ann Bancroft shows freshman Sara Booker around the campus. 126 Clubs Ab ove: Martha M. jT—J S ; K Chamlee. Advisor; Ann Defenbaugh, Campus sec Chip Flischel. Vice-President Phi Theta Kappa Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) is the na- tional honor fraternity for junior col- leges. In order to be eligible for mem- bership, students must carry at least 12 hours, maintain a cumulative QPA of 3.2 or better for three grading periods, and be approved by the fac- ulty. PTK is a service group that does projects for both the campus and the community. Activities so far this year have included one of the two yearly candlelight induction ceremonies, a car wash, sponsoring a child and challenging other groups to do the same, and giving out literature on the first amendment — an item on the ballot at voting centers on Nov. 4th. Proposed spring activities include a rummage sale, volunteering to help Habitat For Humanity, and another car wash. Above: Front Row: Priscilla Chamlee, Martha Sanders. Andrea Ross, Sandy Rogers Lisa Taylor, Laura Hannah. Verna Ferrell, Carol Besco. Michelle Fisher Fam Eller Shannon Talton- Second Row: Billy Wilkie, Robert Sydnor. Mark Weekley Michelle Martin. Wendy Wood. Mark Fumari. Yasuko Ptishikawa. Fusako Ikeda Libby Chap- man. Ann Defenbaugh. Third Row: Archie LeOrone. Andy Lankford John Lucas John Ingani. Stacy Jennings, Jeff Rice. Chip Flischel. Brian Cartland Kurt Ledbet- ter. Ray Chason, Markus Siebmann Above: PTK members listen to Dean Langley during the fall candlelight induction ceremony. Clubs 127 KAPPA CHI Kappa Chi is a nondenominational religious or- ganizat ion sponsored by the Campus Minister, Charles Zimmerman. During the fall, the group met weekly for supper and a devotional time. To- gether with the Christian Student Fellowship, they also sponsored the Thanksgiving Dinner in honor of Dr. Greer and his family. Two of the group ' s main projects include preparations for the annual Purgason Lectures in the fall and the Religious Emphasis Week in the spring (the Staley Lectures). Above: Pam Beasley can ' t believe what riatalie White, Cathy Lisk, and Kristin Rhyne put on their pizza. Below: Merribeth Bizzell, Natalie White, Chuck Zimmerman — Advisor, Leo Pauca, Cathy Lisk, Kristin Rhyne, Pam Lori Posey, fa, Beasley 128 Kappa Chi L r Christian Student Fellowship (CSF) is a club whose many purposes include allowing Brevard College students to meet, to express faith, to share love, and to have companionship with one another. The group meets every Tuesday evening in the private dining hall of the cafeteria to share supper and to hold its meeting. CSF activities in- clude Sunday evening Bible study in the SU, fund- raising for summer missions, picnics, concert trips, a trip to the Brian Center Rest Home, week- end retreats, and parties. The club advisors are Mr. and Mrs. John Smart, and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Christ- man. Group officers are: Spiritual Growth Leader, Martha Sanders; Outreach Interior Leader, natalie Harris; Outreach Exterior Leader, Mark Parks; and President, Tammi Jones. rop: Eric Hansen seems to say. Wouldn t you like to know what we re laughing about. Above: Kneeling: Mark Parks, ammi Jones. Natalie Harris. Martha Sanders. Second Row. Charles Sherrill. Nancy Duncan. Amanda Hill. Jamie-Jo Ferry. :ileen Spaulding. Amy Hemdon. Eric Hansen. Third Row. Eric Batson. Gene Keenum. Robert Brooks, Cathy Lisk. Linda lichael. Mandy Hunter. D enyce Woodfin. April Woods. Philip Constable.- Fourth Row: Leo Pauca, John Smart — Advisor. Iristin Rhyne. Missy Hall. Russ Schlenker. Bobby Payne. Eric Klingensmith. Paul Weatherford. Barbara Smart — Advisor. csr 129 TORNADO CLUB The Tornado Club, which is sponsored by Guy Payne, came up with several activities this year to show support for BC ' s intercollegiate teams. The club ' s regular activities include making posters and selling concessions. Other activities include putting surprises in athlete ' s mailboxes and holding con- tests and giving out prizes during halftime at both basketball and soccer games. Also, every year the Tornado Club selects the recipient of the Spirit Award. Top: Chevalla Hundley and Rhonda McCray prepare for the halftime rush during the men ' s basketball game against Anderson. Above: Front Row: natalie Harris, President; Cathy Lisk. Treasurer; Andrea Ross, Vice-President, Second Row: Kristin Rhyne, Cynthia Allen, Rhonda McCray, Erick Kroll, Chevalla Hundley, Guy Payne — Advisor, Tammi Jones, Amy Hemdon. 130 Tornado Club B, C PEACE ASSEMBLY The Brevard College Peace As- sembly, in its second year as an organized group, continued its goal of encouraging education and par- ticipation in peace-related activi- ties. They sponsored the Martin Lu- ther King Memorial Service again this year and also continued their activities of political letter-writing and watching films and videos on the arms race. At the end of the year they planned to have the sec- ond Annual Peace Assembly let ' s get bombed ' ' party at Total Loss Farm (Mr. Woodruffs house). Top: The Peace Assembly leads the college community in a candlelight memorial for Martin Luther King. Above: Members of the Peace Assembly: Cathy Lisk. Lori Posey, Preston Woodruff, Advisor, Merribeth Bizzell. Alex Boyd. Shannon Talton, Chris Costanza, John Hoback, Katie Wodtke, Angi e Gilbert. Peace Group 131 mm EMBASSADORS The Student Ambassadors and the Resident As- sistants are pretty much made up of the same people with a few exceptions. However, students who act as Ambassadors deal with prospective students instead of or in addition to current stu- dents. The Ambassadors help the Admissions Of- fice in contacting prospective students and in giv- ing tours of the campus. In this way the Ambassadors can help the prospects see Brevard College through a student ' s eyes. Top-. Mark Weekley (right) talks to a prospective student during Visitation Day. Right: Bud Christ- man, Director of Admissions, serves as the coordinator of the Student Ambassadors. Above Right: Front Row: Sarah Bostic. Ann Defenbaugh, Ann Bancroft, Kelly Price, Linda Shaw, Deb riahikian, Carol Besco, Christine Fullerton; Second Row: Oraham Paris, Mark Weekley, Chip Plischel, Jeff Punches, Mark Parks, Billy Wilkie, Ruthanne Earle, Marc Kaufholz, Tony Plemmons. ( 132 Ambassadors SKI CLUB The Ski Club is a loosely organized group made up of anyone who is interested in going skiing while at Brevard College. When the weather coop- erates, people in this group make trips to nearby slopes such as Sapphire, Cataloochee, Wolf Lau- rel, and Hawk ' s Nest. Ski season started off slowly this year, but a big snow and cold temperatures the third week in January helped get things rolling. Top: Cara Daniels demonstrates how to ski downhill with two furry creatures on your legs. Above: Front Row: Amy Lister, Ann-Marie Carr, Felicia Cope. Andrea Ross; Second Row: Miho Suzuki. Yasuko Kaneshige, Drew Kuwahara. Alan Stillman, GregGambrel. Linda Michael. Mandi Hunter. Yukiko Tamai; Third Row: Jeff Breen, Hank Nusloch. Tim nelson, Bud Johnson, Doug Robinson, Lou Ishikawa. President. Ski Club 133 JAZZ BAND The Brevard College Jazz Band is composed of twenty members who are auditioned for the group. It re- hearses three times a week under the direction of Steve Kelly. The Jazz Band gives three to four perfor- mances a semester, some of which are part of the Life and Culture Series. They also have one formal perfor- mance per semester. The group plays for Parents ' Weekend, for area high schools, and for the Jazz Festival in March. Members: Alto Sax: Patrick Da- vis, Randy Kelley; Tenor Sax: Angie Revercomb, Wendy Taylor; Ban Sax: Tom Heckert; Trumpet: Mark Selkirk, Angie Gilbert, Beth Wall, Robert Cool- er, Laura Qooding; Trombone: Andy Lankford, Brian McCommon, Archie LeQrone, Robert Sydnor,- Tuba: John Ingani; Guitar: Billy Wilkie; Bass Gui- tar: Greg Corn; Piano: Benny Qandy; Percussion: Marlon Moore, William Hettich, Robert Wright Top: Billy Wilkie and Qreg Corn tune up before the performance. Bottom: The band jams during f its fall concert. 134 Jazz Band ' .I CONCERT BAND The Brevard College Concert Band is com- posed of fifty members directed by Steve Kelly. The group meets three times a week and is open to the entire college community. It gives three to four performances a semester includ- ing some for Life and Culture credit. The band gives one formal concert per semester which features a special guest soloist. Nathan Under- wood on flute was scheduled for the spring con- cert. Concert Band played for Parents ' Weekend and participated in a conductor ' s workshop di- rected by Frank Batiste of the N.C. Conserva- tory of Music. Also, for the first time in Brevard ' s history, the Concert Band was accepted to play at the N.C. Music Educators Convention next year. Members: Flute: Natalie White, Lisa Bald- ing, Kym Newman, Fam Beasley; Bassoon: Te- resa Faxton; Clarinet: Jessica Graham, Kim Norman. Karen Strickland, Jon Milner, Mandi Hunter, Tom Heckert, Tamiko Harrison: Alto Clarinet: Ann Defenbaugh; Alto Sax: Randy Kel- ley, Patrick Davis, Natalie Harris, Mike Pope; Tenor Sax: Angie Revercomb, Wendy Taylor; Baritone Sax: Melissa Honeycutt; Trumpet: Beth Wall, Angie Gilbert, Mark Selkirk, Robert Cooler, Laura Gooding, Mark Parks, Shawn Lackey; Horn: Glenda Mauger, Susan Brewton; Trombone: Brian McCommon, Andy Lankford, Robert Sydnor, Archie LeGrone, Ray Chason; Euphonium: George Lawrence, Tammi Jones, Tracy McKie; Tuba: John Ingani, Greg Com, Jeff Tucker, David Robinson; Percussion: Marlon Moore, Mike Pressley, Billy Wilkie, Robert Wright, William Hettich, Lindsay Archer, David Bundy, Jeff Hale, Brian Calaway JL I Jf 7 ! J.«J op: The band practices during one of its regular class meetings. Bottom: Director Steve Kelly has the roup take a bow after the fall concert. Concert Band 135 COLLEGIATE SINGERS The Collegiate Singers, directed by Hugh Floyd, perform for on-campus functions. They are a group of approx- imately fifty-five voices, and they meet to practice on Thursday afternoons. The group is open to the entire col- lege community. This year the ensem- ble sang for Opening Convocation, Parents ' Weekend, the Board of Trust- ees, and the college Christmas Ser- vice. CHORALE The Chorale is a select ensemble of thirty voices auditioned from the Col- legiate Singers. It meets on Mondays and Wednesdays under the direction of Hugh Floyd. This singing group is the touring group from Brevard. Al- though the chorale is a new addition to the music department, it has got- ten off to quite an impressive start. This year the chorale sang at Myers Park United Methodist Church in Charlotte, at the Biltmore House in Asheville at Christmas, and at the col- lege Christmas Service. They also filmed for ETV at the Biltmore Estate. They planned to go on tour to Florida during the spring semester. Members of the Collegiate Singers: Lindsay Archer, Elana Bamett, Eric Batson, Pam Beasley, Sarah Bostic, Gilbert Brett, Robert Brooks, David Bundy, Hilary Cullen, Ramona Dill, Nancy Duncan, Pam Eddings, Vema Ferrell, Michelle Fleming. Christine Fullerton. Benny Qandy, Angie Gilbert, Jessica Graham, Jocelyne Graviano, Natalie Harris, Tamiko Harrison, Lynn Heater, Amy Herndon, Amanda Hill, Brian Howell, Eric Hughson, Fusako Ikeda, Victor Johnson, James Keirstead, Eric Klingensmith, Erick Kroll, Shawn Lackey, Brenda Lisenbee, Cathy Lisk, Tracy McKie, Ivy McManus, David Moody, Scarlet Morgan, Judy Morgan, Kim Norman, Angela Owens, Mark Parks, Leo Pauca, Bobby Payne, Mike Pressley, Chick Putnam, Kim Riggins, Russ Schlenker, Karen Strickland, Shannon Talton, Thomas Taylor, Elizabeth Wall, Courtenay Welch, Jessica Williams, Lee-Anne Williams, Kelly Williams, April Woods, Robert Wright 136 Singers Members of the Chorale: Soprano: Pam Beasley, Hilary Cullen, Christine Fullerton, Scarlet Morgan, Angela Owens, Courtenay Welch, Kelly Williams, April Woods; Alto: Sarah Bostic, Ramona Dill, Nancy Duncan, Vema Ferrell, Angie Gilbert, Brenda Lisenbee, Tracy McKie, Lee- Anne Williams, Jessica Williams; Tenor: Eric Batson. Gilbert Brett, Robert Brooks, Eric Hughson, Bobby Payne, Chuck Putnam; Bass: Benny Gandy, Brian Howell, Vic Johnson, James Keirstead, Eric Klingensmith, Erick Kroll, Shawn Lackey, Leo Pauca, Tommy Taylor, Russ Schlenker. David Moody HOW CHOIR The Show Choir is an auditioned ensemble which specializes in popu- lar and Broadway music. It rehearses twice weekly under the direction of Hugh Floyd. The show choir sang this semester at Rosman High School and for the district meeting of the United Methodist Men in Hendersonville. The group planned to tour with the Cho- rale in the spring semester. Members: Eric Batson, Pam Beasley, Sarah Bos- tic, Robert Brooks, Hilary Cullen, Eric Hughson, Judy Morgan, Leo Pauca, Robert Payne, Kim Riggins, Russ Schlenker, Courtenay Welch, Jessica Williams, April Woods, Michelle Flem- ing, Tracy McKie, Brian Howell .osman High School the Show Choir performed such hits as Yesterday and I Dig Rock and Roll lusfc. Top: unary Cullen, Eric Batson, Robert Brooks, Kim Riggins, Missy Hall. Christine ruHmon K £ T RUS ? Schle ker ' Wend W °° d - Co nay Welch; Bottom: Jessica Williamson ngh loins the other girls as they are featured in a song. a Show Choir 137 FRENCH AND SPANISH The French and Spanish Club both serve as extensions of the classroom and provide students with the oppor- tunity to leam more about French and Spanish cultures as well as lan- guages. Both groups try to attend French and Spanish films that are shown at area theatres. They also have French and Spanish meals and holiday celebrations. Their biggest plan this year is a possible trip to France and Spain in the summer. Top: The French Club: Front Row: Laura Hannah, Brian Cartland, Lynn Heater, Amy Herndon, Missy Robinson, Mark Brom, Ursula Brammer; Second Row: Susan Brewton, Holly Bailey, Stacy Jennings, Cyrus Masseri, Diane Davis, Laura Gooding, Ethel LeStrange — Advisor, Donna Fisher. Julia Love, Jeff Rice, Carol Ellison, Mike Teague, Betty Orrell, David Chun; Above: At a joint meeting of the French and Spanish Clubs, interested students meet with the advisors to dis- cuss a trip to Franch and Spain. Right: The Spanish Club: Front Row: Heather Barclay, Tammi Jones, Dawn Stinchcomb, Second Row: Maria Ashbrook — Advisor, Susan Bethel, Chuck Putnam. Bari Siegall 138 Clubs - CHIAROSCURO The Chiaroscuro is the Brevard College literary magazine. This publication features student works of prose, poetry, photography, essays, drawings, sketches, et cetera. Along with the magazine, the Chiaroscuro also sponsors a contest in which students can win prizes for the work they submit to be evaluated by outside judges. The year ' s Chiaroscuro staff members: Betty Orrell — Editor, JoAn Cho (sitting), Kerry Wells, Sarah Bostic, John Quisenberry, Ken Chamlee — Advisor, Pat Mellon WRITE! MOW! The Write! Now! group is composed of people who meet regularly for informal discussions of their own and others ' writing. This group is led by Ken Chamlee, who also teaches the creative writing class. Left: At one meeting John Quisenberry, Kerry Wells, Betty Orrell, and Ken Chamlee share some work to comment on. EYES RIGHT Another new interest group this year, sponsored by Jock Lauterer, is called Eyes Right and consists of amateur photography buffs. These people meet regularly to discuss photo taking techniques, and those who are interested can even leam something about black and white darkroom work. Left: Jock Lauterer gives some tips to Betty Orrell and Mike Pope. Clubs 139 brevard college SfHritZ BREVARD OPPOriEMT Berry 1 5 north Greenville 1 Anderson 4 I Andrew 3 Spartanburg Meth 3 Lees McRae 1 1 north Greenville 1 5 Montreal Anderson 1 Anderson 3 2 I ,iI.jv.Iu 1 8 Oxford 2 3 Lees McRae 1 Berry 3 I Andrew 3 3 Spartanburq Meth. 3 6 Catawba 2 5 Montreal Anderson 2 Lees McRae 3 Anderson Miami Dade 3 Top left: Joseph Brooks gives a crisp leading pass to a teammate, hoping to get an assist. Top right. Bre- vard ' s mudpuppies move on to Southern District play- offs after becoming Region X Champions by soundly beating the undefeated Anderson team 3-0 (photo by Jock Lauterer). Above: The 1986 team: Kneeling: Qrant Thompson, Vic Miriel, Paul Holmes. Buck Row- lee, Markus Siebmann, Jakob Christensen, Don Rett. Steve DeLong. Mark Higginbotham, Standing: Don Scarborough (Mead Coach), David Taylor (Asst. Coa- ch). Louis Rosen, Steve Smith, David Novak. Keith Young, Yong Song, Jeff Cobot, Mike Taylor, Clay Muckaby. R.T. Myers, Tom Misuraca. Joseph Brooks, David Chun, Oscar Musibay, Robert Rice (Manager), Sarah Bostic (Statistician); Right: Waiting patiently. David Chun raises his foot to trap the ball. 10 142 Mens Soccer MEN ' S SOCCER The men s soccer team has shown faithful followers an ex- citing, eventful season. The players improved each game to play the best they know how. Their motto, So Intense that It Has to Happen, held up throughout the season. Coach Scarborough said, This is one of the top two or three teams which 1 have coached at Brevard College, and I think the game against Anderson (for the Region X Championship) is the most exciting one of my twenty-year • career. Many things were ac- complished during this long season, including Coach Scar- borough ' s 100th win at Home- coming. Also, the win against season-long rival Anderson College was long overdue and placed Brevard first in the NJCAA Region X Tournament. In Brevard College records, the team placed second in Most Goals Scored in One Season and third in Fewest Goals Scored Against. David Chun, Tommy Misuraca, and Yong Song made first team All-Region while Joseph Brooks made second team. David Chun summed up the season by saying, It was a great season because no one gave up and everybody showed lots of improvement. Top: Markus Siebmann prepares to follow up on his shot which results in a goal. Above: Using fancy footwork, Yong Song fakes out a defender on his way to the goal. m m Men s Soccer 143 WOMEN ' S SOCCER Below: Jennifer tlowren slides in an attempt to get the ball to an offensive player. Right: Diana Van Valkenburgh makes faces at the ball as it passes by after Carol Ellison does a hop. skip, and a jump to clear the ball upfield. LOOK MA, NO HANDS The 1986-1987 women ' s soccer team was made up of twelve freshmen and two sophomores. Although this year was a rebuilding one, the team showed great improve- ment during each game. Every player gained valuable experi- ence that will help her in the future. Coach Johnson said, This year we had the tough- est schedule we will probably ever have. The women played nineteen games, and five of the teams were nation- ally ranked. By playing strong teams, each Brevard player learned how to be a support-j ive teammate. A total of 328| shots were taken, and 287 saves were made. Each playe showed dedication and spirit in every game. The team cap- tains, Amy Cearley and Carol Ellison, kept the team pumped up at all times. One| player who went above and beyond the call of duty was Paige Jackson. At the end of I her season, she was the lead ing scorer for junior colleges in the nation with thirty-seven goals in nineteen games. h ■jj : ««fe .-m ■ Left. Diana Van Valkenburgh prepares to go in as a substitute while Coach Julie Johnson tells her some strategies. 144 Women s Soccer W w m ylirt Below. Lying Down: Mary Nail, Front Row. Andrea Ross, Samantha Douglass, Shelly Ainsworth, Paige Jackson. Rebecca Qrassie, Tina Litter, Second Row: Coach Julie Johnson, Diana Van Valkenburgh. Jennifer Howren, Carol Ellison, Amy Cearley, Karen Ellis, Heather Ward, Eelicia Cope Above Left. Carol Ellison, Jennifer Howren. Heather Ward, Andrea Ross, Shelly Ainsworth, and Rebecca Qrassie pose for a victory shot after defeating Georgia State 6-2. Left: Run, Paige. Run! m mi BREVARD OPPONENT 2 Erskine 11 9 U.M.C Asheville 3 13 Maryville 5 r-l.c Wesleyan 6 6 Warren Wilson 3 Erskine 10 1 Clemson 5 n.C Wesleyan 6 Salem 3 5 Warren Wilson 2 Emory 5 8 Maryville 2 U T Knoxville 2 U. of Cenlral Florida 15 Barry 13 4 Andrew 3 7 U.M.C, Asheville U.T. Knoxville 4 m- Women s Soccer 145 MSN ' S CROSS COUNTRY Below: Keeping a steady pace despite the rain and cold, Curtis Cowan heads for the finish at the home meet October 25. On the one hand, this year ' s men ' s cross-country season held some disappointment in that the team relinquished its four-year hold on the national Cham- pionship. On the other hand, they still had quite an amazing season when one considers that even in an off ' year, they came in second nationally. Brevard ' s top runner, John Christiansen, finished fourth overall for Ail-American honors. Paul Carpenter, Brevard ' s number two runner, braved a leg wound that later required ten stitches in order to finish the race and make Ail-American. Chris Dunn, who finished second for Brevard and 10th overall, also made All-Ameri- can. Furthermore, this team ' s accomplishments (along with the wom en ' s) won Brevard College its second consecutive Hike Cup for best men ' s and women ' s programs combined. Above: rront Row: Coach Rinker, Paul Carpenter, Glenn MacDonald, Sonni Dyer, nick Embrey, Chris Dunn, Dean Duncan, Dan Schneider, John Christiansen, Tim Cline; Second Row: John Hoback. Brian Westrater, Cyrus nasseri, Scott Mitchell, Mike Schaefer. John Walthall. Curtis Cowan, Tom Pugh. Robert Powell, Jeff Breen (photo by Jock Lauterer) 146 Men ' s Cross Country Left: Nick Embrey leads other runners from major four-year schools at the Wake Forest Invitational. Below: Dean Duncan. Glenn McDonald. Dan Schneider, and Chris Dunn lead the pack on the home course. Bottom left: Dean Duncan sloshes determinedly toward the finish line. Bottom right: John Christiansen maintains his impressive lead throughout the home meet October 25. Men s Cross Country 147 r Above: Kim Nelson and Terrie Jackson maintain the lead throughout the rainy October 25th home meet. Above right: Kim and Terrie pour it on at the end to finish first and second respectively. Right: The lady runners prepare to take the top five spots in their meet against UNC-C. 148 Women ' s Cross Country — «=r S, WOMEN ' S CROSS COUNTRY This year ' s women ' s cross- country team had another out- standing season. Returning sophomores Kim nelson, Terrie Jackson, and Heather Chamber- lain along with freshmen new- comers Michelle Lambert, April Piercy, Heather Barclay, and Ei- leen Spaulding took the team to a second place national finish. Furthermore, at nationals four runners made Ail-American: Heather Chamberlain, who came in 20th; Terrie Jackson, who came in 15th; Michelle Lam- bert, who came in 20th; and Kim nelson, who fought exhaustion to finish 23rd and secure Bre- vard ' s second place standing. This performance also led to Brevard ' s second capture of the nike Cup, the award for the best combined national finish for men and women from the same school. Above: This year ' s women s cross-country team: Michelle Lambert, Eileen Spaulding. Heather Barclay, April Piercy. Kim Nelson. Heather Chamberlain. Terrie Jackson _ Women ' s Cross Country 149 m Right: Kevin Allman shows his style as he makes a hook shot. Below.- Flayers struggle for the ball during a practice match. 150 Men ' s Basketball Above Left: Ron Downer keeps the ball away from the other team. Above: The 1986-87 Tornados: Front Row: Ron Downer, Kevin Harper. Darren Sowell, Mark Bean. James Barber, Tadd Connor, Tony Flemmons, Second Row: Jamie Brown, Kevin Allman, Maurice Little. Ron Thigpen, Tom DeLucia, Rodney Deyton, Marty Powers, George Bryant, Jim Barker, Manager IK I . MEN ' S BASKETBALL The men ' s basketball team was put through many changes, chal- lenges and problems this year. With the team consisting of equal numbers of freshmen and sopho- mores, a lot of adjusting to each other ' s playing was needed. The season was a difficult one not only because of new, strong opponents, but also because the men played 16 of their 24 games on the roads. The men had very strong games against north Greenville and an ex- citing overtime victory of 79-77 against Spartanburg Methodist. The men ended the year with a 10- 15 overall record with strong per- formances made by Tony Plem- mons, Kevin Harper, Kevin Allman, and Maurice Little. Tony Flemmons was named to both the All-WCJCC First team and the All-Region X team. The team also had outstand- ing victories over the UNC-JV team both at home and at the Smith Cen- ter in Chapel Hill. Top. Coach Doug Rogers has a talk with his team. Far Left. Kevin Harper skywalks as he scores two against Blanton Junior College. Left: Tony Plemmons fires one over his opponent ' s head. Men s Basketball 151 r 1 WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL The women ' s basketball team had a tough building season this year, partly because of having only one returning player, Margaret Hinkson. Despite this fact, by the end of the season the ladies were playing very well together with good teamwork in evidence. The women ended the year with a re- cord of 2-6 in the WCJCC, placing them fourth in the conference, and and overall record of 6-22. Out- standing performances were made by Captain Margaret Hinkson, who was named MVP, and by Teressa James, who not only scored 31 points against north Greenville, but was named to the second WCJCC team. The women maintained their enthusiasm and discipline throughout the season, and next season looks like it will be a strong one. Top: Ruth Earle keeps the ball away from a Roane State guard. Above: Coach Jane Long explains a strategy to Jill Hair. Right: Alison Stocks stays a step ahead of her opponent as she dribbles down the court. 152 Women s Basketball ,--■ -- Women s Basketball 153 Below. Cyrus nasseri tries to improve his time as he races around the track. Right. Glenn MacDonald. Paul Carpenter, John Erickson. and Sonni Dyer push themselves while running during practice. MEN ' S TRACK This spring the men ' s track team com- peted in a complete indoor and outdoor track schedule. By late February, they had run in six out of seven meets and were soon to compete in the seventh. This last meet at Clemson was everyone ' s last chance to qualify for nationals. Coach Rinker said, Our people are really ready to do some racing. ' ' Dean Duncan, Brian Westrater and nick Embry led the middle distance runners at that point. Sophomore Dean Duncan qualified in the 800 and 1500 for the national indoor track and field championships. Allen Brooks and John Hoback were the top 400 meter men on the team and ran the 300 and 500. Sopho- mores Paul Carpenter and John Erickson led the distance runners and they compet- ed along with freshmen Sonni Dyer and Glenn MacDonald in the three and six mile. Right: Front Row. Tim Cline, Paul Carpenter , Glenn MacDonald, Chris Dunn, Sonni Dyer, Brian Westrater, Curtis Cowan. Second Row. Coach Dave Kinker, Robert Powell, Dean Duncan, Scott Mitchell, Cyrus nasseri, Mick Embrey. Allen Brooks, Jeff Breen, John Hoback, Bill Meiners. 154 Mens Track — Left. All-Americans Mm nelson and Michelle Lambert take it easy for a little bit at practice. Below, heather Barclay and Michelle Lambert sprint around the track as they try to improve their times. WOMEN ' S TRACK Kim nelson had a super indoor season this semester, leading the women in the distance area. Kim, who holds the school record in the mile and the two mile event, qualified for nationals in these two events. Sophomores Terrie Jackson and Heather Chamberlain were looked to for fast times and leadership. Freshmen Michelle Lam- bert, Heather Barclay, Eileen Spauldi ng and April Piercy provided depth and some outstanding talent. Above-. Left to Right: First Row. Terrie Jackson. Heather Chamberlain. Kim nelson, Heather Barclay. Second Row. Coach Rinker. Michelle Lambert, April Fiercy, Eileen Spaulding. Women ' s Track 155 TENNIS, ANYONE? The men ' s and women ' s tennis teams were just getting their spring season underway as the year- book went to press. The men ' s team, coached by Bill Alexander, was undergoing a building season as only a few of the team ' s members returned from the Fall semester. Jim Knapp moved from second to first place when Dee Maulton did not return, and Olivier de la Ronciere took over second place. The rest of the placings were as yet undecided. The team had 17 matches and one tournament planned for the Spring. The women ' s team began practicing early in the spring under the guidance of Coach Julie Johnson, while Coach Jane Long was still busy with women ' s basketball. Johnson thought the team would do fairly well this season as long as they didn ' t have many unlucky breaks. Their first match was scheduled for March 17 against Tusculum. Right: Jim Ardavany makes the effort to stretch those few extra inches needed to put the ball over the net. s Above Left: Jim Knapp makes a face as he slams the ball across the court. Above: The 1987 team, left to right: Jim Ardavary. Jeff Cabot, Olivier de la Ronciere, Jim Knapp. Coach Alexander, riot Pictured: Kent Bird, Tim Theuer, Vic Miriel, and Kirk Lambert. 156 Mens Tennis Left. Lisa Taylor concentrates on hitting the ball over the net. Below. Amy Mullins lobs the ball over the net, while on the other court, Lisa Taylor prepares to receive a serve. Above. First Row. Bonnie Davis, Anne Kavanaugh, Lisa Taylor. Second Row. Coach Long, Adrienne Elliott, Amy Lister, Mandy Mitchell, Amy Mullins, Coach Johnson. Above Right: Is Adrienne Elliott unhappy about having her picture made or about practicing? Women s Tennis 157 ALL AMERICANS Kim nelson Cross-Country, Track Johnm Christiansen Cross-Country Heather Chamberlain Cross-Country, Track Paul Carpenter Cross-Country, Track Chris Dunn Cross-Country, Track Terrie Jackson Cross-Country 158 ■tf- M B.C. CHEERLEADERS Top: The cheerleaders show ther stuff at halftime. Right: Melissa Miles leads the BC Cheerleaders as they raise the crowd s spirit. Above: Sharon Sentz. Ann McDaniel. Rachel Makupson. Melissa Miles. Yoshiko Sato. Hikki Johnson. Cindy Edmonson. Cheerleaders 159 « IN7RAMURALS Top right: Mike Pope. John Mendrix, Mark Moore, and Greg Aughen- baugh scramble to block and tackle as Brett Ledbetter takes the ball upfield in this game between two teams from Taylor. Above: Basket- ball pro Sean Juman-Singh demonstrates his expertise. Right: Greg Aughenbaugh eludes an opponent while Mark Moore looks on. 160 Intramurals 1 «_ Below: The West Beam Basement intramural volleyball team won the championship in the fall. Front How. Renee Robinson, Fam Eller. Diane Vuoso, Terri Stone, Second How: Qena Floyd. Ann Defenbaugh. Andrea Harvey, Monica Gill (photo by Jock Lauterer) Left: Allen Brooks spikes the ball over the net during a coed volleyball match in the gym. Above. Greg Aughenbaugh performs a spectacular lay-up shot during an intramural basketball practice. Intramurals 161 ( 1 . 1 -V4 uLUM • •:- ' Aboye: The B.C. 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Bill — 119 nolen. Martha — 110 Norwood, Maude — 119 Patterson, Harry — 118 Paul, Dana — 109 Payne, Guy — 118 Peveto, Mike — 110 Phillips, Talmedge — 118 Pierson, Paul — 118 Plemmons, Reid — 118 Pope, Teresa — 119 Powell, Charlotte — 119 Price, Lisa — 119 Reece, Susan — 110 Rich, Cheryl — 110 Rinker, Dave — 116, 146, 149, 154, 155 Robinson, Pat — 47, 112 Rogers, Doug — 116, 151 Ryan, Linda — 110 Scarborough, Don — 108, 109, 142 Sheppard, Don — 111 Sherrod, Jerry — 11 Sirianni, Tony — 119 Stiles, VC — 118 Taylor, David — 103, 116, 117, 142 Teague, Charlie — 115 Tillotson, Ginny — 112 Truesdale, Vance — 115 Walker, Mark — 118 Walker, Meredith — 115 Walker, Raymond — 118 Wellborn, Clarke — 113 Wetmore, Dave — 111 Whatley. Larry — 112 White, Barbara — 110 Whitmire, Bobbie Jean — 113 Wilkie, Kelly — 110 Williams, nancy — 110, 117 Wilson, Linda — 116 Witek, norm — 116 180 Index Witek, norm — 116 Wood. Clara — 39, 115 Woodruff. Preston — 39. 115 Woods, Jesse — 118 Wynn, Peggy — 118 Zednik. Maggie — 115 Zimmerman, Chuck — 115, 128 STUDENT BODY I Aaron, Jerry Lyn — 27, 84 j Ainsworth, Shelly Rena — 12, 60, 145 I Allen, Cynthia McMillan — 84, 130 j Allman. Kevin Lee — 22, 150 I Alves. Celia Teixeira — 84 i Andrews, Celia Holland — 41, 84 I Archer. Lindsay Pleasants — 135, 156 1 Ardavany, James Alston — 57, 84, 166 I Amette. Sheryl Mollis — 60 i Arnold, James Robert — 26, 84 j Augenbaugh, Donald Gregory — 160, 11161 Austin, Sheri Lynn — 10. 60 j Autrey, Elizabeth Blair — 37,60 l Bailey, Holly Leslie — 15, 138 I Bakhit, Mojdeh — 60 . Balding, Lisa Jean — 84, 135 Baldwin, Jill Marie — 85 I Bancroft, Ann Cathleen — 35, 36. 37, |60, 126, 132 1 Banky, Cheryl Anne — 60 j Barber, James Harold — 22, 23, 60, (150 j Barclay, Heather York — 31, 85, 138, 148. 149, 155 j Barker, James Gordon II — 85, 150 | Batson, Eric Lee — 21, 47, 61, 119, j.129. 137 IBean, Mark Gregory — 9, 22, 23, 85, 1 150 llBeasley, Pamela Joyce — 85, 128, 135, 136 I Belanger, Kimberly Ann — 85, 123 JjBesco. Carol Lynn — 31, 61, 108, 124, 1,125, 127, 132 : Best, Sydney Allison — 8, 85, 171 Bethel, Suzanne Michelle — 34, 37, 61, 124, 125, 138 Bird. Kent Grady — 37, 61 | Birkner, Pamela Sue — 61 j Bishop, Mark Hamlin — 61 Bivens. James Paul — 61 Bizzell, Meredith Beth — 85, 128, 131 i Blaesing, David Gerald — 61 1 Blaesing, Lori Jo — 61 1 Booker, Sara Ruth — 19. 85. 126 Boone, Tanya Kay — 31, 85 Bostic. Sarah Randolph — 44, 61, 132, 136, 139, 142 Boyd, Alexander Joseph — 84, 85, il22, 133, 145, 154 Brett, Gilbert Alton — 86, 136 Brewton. Susan Walton — 48, 61. 135, 1 138 KBriggs, Diana Rose — 9, 24, 25, 39, 61, 4 Srom. Mark Robert — 138 iBrooks, Allen F — 36, 57, 86, 154, 161 Brooks, Joseph — 35 IBrooks, Robert Jackson Jr — 31, 86, 1124, 129, 136, 137 Brown, James Larry — 22, 31, 86, 150 Bruce, Paula Ann — 14, 31, 86 Bryant, George Scott — 150 Buckley, Karen — 57 Bunch, Jeanne Michelle — 61 Bundy, David Pitts — 135 Burcham, Jason Anthony — 61 Cabot, Jeff Tyson — 86, 142, 156 Cain. Stephen Alfred — 37, 61, 68 Caimes, Terry Angela — 61 Caims, Susan Beth — 86 Calaway, Brian Lee — 86, 135 Campbell, Kathryn Marie — 86, 90 Card, Kevin Whitfield — 86 Carlton, Mary Katherine — 86 Carpenter, Paul Flay — 61, 146. 154, 158 Carr, Ann-Marie — 61, 133 Carter, Lisa Carole — 86, 101 Cartland, Brian Christopher — 13, 31, 38, 61, 122, 127, 138 Cearley, Amy DeeAnna — 44, 57, 87, 145 Chamberlain, Sylvia Theodora — 124, 125, 148, 149, 155, 158 Chapman, Elizabeth Ann — 61, 127 Chapman, Patricia Lynn — 87 Chason, Ray Larry — 12, 37, 38, 44, 61, 82, 127, 135, 163 Childers, Susan Lynn — 87, 101 Cho, JoAnn — 18, 30, 87, 124, 139 Christ, Brian Arthur — 87 Christensen, Jakob Rex — 61. 142 Christiansen, John — 61, 146, 147, 158 Chun, David I — 36, 87, 138, 142 Cinkota, Mary Ann — 88 Clementson, Elizabeth Cord — 88, 138 Clevenger, Jason Travis — 61 Cline, Timothy Alan — 86, 146. 154 Collins, James Alan — 63 Combs, Julie Ann — 88 Connor, Harry Watson — 14, 23, 150 Constable, Philip Alan — 46, 63, 129 Cooler, Robert Pearson — 43, 88, 124, 134, 135 Cooper, Kevin Andrew — 44, 88, 166 Cooper, Laura Dunbar — 37, 88, 101 Cope, Felicia Adair — 39, 51, 88, 122, 133, 145, 163 Com, Wilbum Gregory — 134, 135 Costanza, Christopher Kenneth — 21, 88, 131, 175 Courtney, Carol-Ann — 88, 90, 122 Cowan, Curtis Adam — 146. 154 Cranfill, Shannon Lee — 24, 51, 88, 104 Crewe, Timothy Michael — 88 Cullen, Hilary Lynn — 89, 136, 137 Dacey, Leonard Joseph III — 89 Daniels, Cara Anne — 36, 89, 133 Daniels, Mary-Margaret — 13, 89 Davis, Anthony Michael — 89 Davis. Bonnie Leanna — 63. 82, 123, 157 Davis, Diane Amiot — 63 Davis, Ginger Gabrielle — 89 Davis, Patrick James — 63, 134, 135 Defenbaugh, Ann Elizabeth — 31, 38, 64, 80, 83, 124, 125, 126, 127, 132, 125, 161 De la Bonciere, Olivier — 156 DeLong. Steve Wayne — 63, 142 DeLucia, Thomas James — 37, 89, 150 Demopoulos, George James — 12, 64 Deyton, Rodney Bryan — 22, 23, 150 Diez, Raul Eduardo — 22, 64 Dill, Ramona Diana — 136 Dockery. Richard Wesley — 64 Dooley. Keith Duncan — 64 Douglas, Renee Michelle — 87, 89 Douglass, Samantha Gail — 14, 90, 88, 145 Dowdle, Todd Presley — 90, 162 Downer, Ronald Lee — 150 Duckworth, Brenda Leigh — 31, 90 Duncan, Gary Dean Jr — 64, 146, 146, 154 Duncan, nancy Elizabeth — 64, 122, 128, 136 Dunn, Christopher Steven — 146, 147, 154, 158 Dyer, Joseph William — 90, 146, 154 Earle, Ruthanne Elsie — 64, 132, 152 Edmonson, Cindy Michelle — 37, 90, 159 Eller, Pamela Diane — 56, 64, 127, 161 Elliott, Adrienne Armistead — 14, 64, 122, 157 Ellis, Karen Patricia — 35, 37, 145, 163 Ellison, Stephanie Carol — 90, 138, 144, 145 Embrey, Nicholas Thomas — 50, 57, 90, 146, 147, 154 Erickson. John — 154 Ervin, Amy Bland — 31, 51, 90, 93, 122 Fairman, Scott James — 91 Faris, William Graham Jr — 56, 64, 126, 132 Farquhar, John Carlton — 57 Ferguson, Maria September — 64, 118 Ferrell, Verna Leigh — 65, 127, 136 Festa, Daniel John — 37 Fisher, Donna Gail — 65, 138 Fisher, Tracy Michelle — 65, 127 Fleming, Michelle Lee — 25, 91 Flischel, Raymond Walter — 56, 65, 67, 81, 126, 127, 132 Floyd, Gena Carolina — 161 Freeman, Matthew Lindell — 65, 119 Fullerton, Christine Diane — 12, 45, 46, 47, 54, 65, 132, 136, 137 Fumari, Marco Rosario — 65, 83, 127 Galezieski, Stephen John Jr — 47, 91 Gallagher, Robert Lee — 91 Galloway, Duane Robert — 91 Galloway, Jerry McCrae — 44, 65 Gambrel, Gregory Len — 28, 33, 65, 124, 125, 133 Garcia, Dario Anthony — 46, 91 Gardner, Lisa Kathleen — 65 Gardner, Rosemary — 65 Gilbert. Angela Spurgette — 43, 46, 131, 134, 135, 136 Gill, Monica Sue — 65, 161 Gill, Susanna Beth — 66 Gillespie, Myra Lynn — 91 Gilmer, James Davis — 91 Girardeau, Renee Ann — 136 Glasgow, William Kyle — 66 Gooding, Laura Louise — 91, 134, 135, 138 Index 181 Qoodsir. Kimberly Campbell — 66 Gordon. Hal Wayne — 91 Grabill. Patricia Ann — 25, 66 Graham. Jessice Sharon — 31, 92. 135 Grassie. Rebecca Jane — 92. 118. 145 Graviano, Jocelyne Michelle — 92 Griffin. Lisa Lynn — 92, 153 Grunwald, Robin Michelle — 45, 176 Guddie, Christine Ann — 24, 37, 89, 92, 124 Gunter, Sherri Leigh — 92 Gutierrez, Marcello Corleto — 66 Hair. Angela Jill — 92, 152, 153 Hale. Jeffrey Brian — 92, 135 Hall. Kendall Lynn — 66 Hall, Melissa Edwina — 31, 92, 129, 136, 137 Hall, Susan Lee — 92 Handelman, Lisa Renee — 31, 51, 63 Hannah, Laura Lynn — 66, 127, 136, 138 Hansen Eric Darrell — 31, 66, 129 Harper, Kevin Tyrone — 92, 150, 151 Harris, Christopher Joseph — 123 Harris, Matalie Jean — 66, 124, 125, 129, 130, 135 Harrison, Tamiko Redale — 92, 135 Harvey, Andrea Lorie — 13, 66, 57, 151 Hastings, Patricia Ann — 57 Hay, Thomas Robert III — 93 Hayden, David Stewart — 32, 66 Haynie, Catherine Marie — 66, 122 Heater. Diana Lynn — 93, 123, 138 Heckert, Thomas Andrew — 134, 135 Heeney, Michael David — 67 Hege, Leigh Michelle — 62, 93 Hendrix, John Ellis — 160 Henshaw, Robert Frederick III — 32, 67 Hemdon, Amy Elizabeth — 93, 118, 129, 130, 135, 136, 138 Hettich, William Gilbert — 134, 135 Higginbotham, Joseph Mark — 55, 142 Hill, Amanda Faye — 93, 129, 136 Hinkson, Margaret-Ann Emma — 67, 153 Hoback, John Daniel II — 93, 131, 146, 154 Holden, Melody Charmain — 93 Holmes, Paul — 67, 142 Honeycutt, Melissa Lee — 93, 135 Honzik, Edward Anthony — 94 Hood, Christopher Eugene — 124, 125 Houck, Baal Brackett — 94 Howren, Jennifer Blakeney — 94, 144, 145 Hubbard. Michael Scott — 12. 13 Huckaby, Clay Burton — 35, 37, 94, 97, 142 Hughson, Eric Walker — 67, 136, 137 Humphrey, John Kimball Jr — 67 Humphries, Arthur Ray — 94 Hundley, Chevella Renee — 94, 130 Hunter, Amanda Jo — 8, 94, 129, 133, 135 Ikeda, Fusako — 67, 127 Imura, Miyuka — 9, 11, 94 Ingani, John Ashley — 67, 127, 134, 135 Ishikawa, Ryuichi — 68, 133 Jackson, Terrie Anne — 68, 148, 149, 155, 158 Jacobsen, Shawn Rubach — 46 James Teressa Ann — 95, 153 Jennings, Kevin Lee — 95 Jennings, Sean Patrick — 56, 138 Jennings, Stacy Harold — 68, 127 Johnson, Shannon Michol — 68, 159 Johnson, Thomas Michael — 26, 38, 68 Johnson, Victor Cromwell — 95, 136 Johnson, Willia, Reed Jr — 28, 33, 60, 68, 133 Jones, Philip Martin — 42, 47, 95 Jones, Tamra Lee — 68, 129, 130, 135, 138 Jones, Theresa Michelle — 68 Juman-Singh, Sean Michael III — 69, 160 Kajitani, Shuzuka — 95 Kampmeyer, Kevin Eric — 69 Kaneko, Yoichi — 69 Kaneshige, Yasuko — 11, 133 Kauffman, Emma Pauline — 24, 40, 44, 95 Kaufholz, John Marc — 12, 15, 69. 126, 132 Kavanaugh, Anne Woodruff — 69, 157 Keenum, Kenneth Gene Jr — 27, 69, 122, 129 Kehres, Patrica Lynn — 90, 95, 122 Keirstead, James Dudley — 136, 173 Kelley, Stillman Randolph Jr — 134, 135 Kenessey, Kelda Maria — 3,3 95 Kennedy, Chesley Armstrong — 37, 47, 95 Kirby, John Randolph — 69 Klingensmith, David Eric — 96, 129, 136 Knapp, James Christopher — 26, 27, 69, 156 Kroll, Erick Ron — 69, 130, 136 Kuwahara, Daigaku — 69, 133 Lackey, Philip Shawn — 69, 135, 136 Lambeth, Michelle Renee — 149, 155 Lamberth, Virginia Ann — 96, 98 Lankford, Andrew Brian — 69, 82, 127, 134, 135 Lawhome, Lawrence Lee — 23, 70 Lebo, Richard Lindsay — 13, 14, 38, 70, 124, 125 Ledbetter, Kurt Lon — 70, 83, 127 Ledbetter, Warren Brett — 96, 160 Lee, Moelle Katherine — 96, 188 Leffler, Linda Marie — 96 LeGrone, Archie Lester — 20, 43, 70, 127, 134, 135 Lentz, James Chadwick — 70 Lillibridge, Adam Matthew — 28, 70 Lineburger, Frances Richmond — 70, 124, 125 Lisenbee, Brenda Gail — 70. 81. 83, 136 Lisk, Catherine Anne — 53, 70, 122, 128, 129, 130, 131, 136 Lister, Amy Elizabeth — 14, 70, 133, 157 Litter, Tina Marie — 96, 145 Little, William Maurice — 70, 150 Love, Rebecca Julia — 96, 138 Lowe, Rita Ann — 96 Lucas, John McGilvray — 71, 127 MacDonald, Glenn David — 96, 146, 147, 154 MacDona ld, Robert Battle — 45, 71 Machate, John-Arthur Warren — 13, 71 Madaus, Scott Kenneth — 55, 71 Makupson, Rachel Ann — 96, 124, 159 Maldari, Stephen Ralph — 71 Martin, John Patrick — 96 Martin, John Patrick — 96 Martin, Michelle Ann — 33, 39, 71, 122, 127 Massey, Elizabeth Eleanor — 71 Mather, Elizabeth Katherine — 96 Mauger, Glenda Lynn — 57, 97, 135 McCauley, Jamie Lyn — 97 McCommon, Brian Keith — 134, 135 McCranie, Kimberly Ann — 97 McCray, Antionette Louise — 97, 130 McDaniel, Ann Michelle — 97. 159 McDuffie, Tracy Ann — 97 McGinnis, Kimberly Anne — 71, 73 McGirt, Phillip Gregory — 162 McKeehan, Amy Len — 60, 71, 124, 125 McKendry, Christine Marie — 51, 124 McKie, Tracy Linette — 97, 103, 122, 124, 135 McManus, Ivy Earp — 38, 173 McMabb, Lawrence Edward — McRoberts, Robert Francis II — 38, 57, 97 Meiners, William John — 123, 154 Mellon, James Patrick — 38, 98, 139 Michel, Linda Diane — 8, 31, 98, 129, 133, 135 Miele, Jason Ronald — 20, 71 Miles, Melissa Yvette — 98, 123, 124, 159 Milling, Michael Shane — 38, 71, 124, 125, 166 Milner, Jon Taylor — 135 Miriel Victor Angelo — 142 Misuraca, Thomas William — 74, 142 Mitchell, Amanda Elizabeth — 157, 166 Mitchell, Scott Edward — 98, 146. 154 Miura, Hitoshi — 11 Moody, David Hunt — 20, 72, 136 Moore, Jennifer Jane — 57, 98 Moore, Mark Allen — 72, 160 Moore, Marlon Tyrone — 134, 135 Morgan, Judy Ann — 98, 136 Morgan, Scarlet Annette — 98, 136 Moulton, Dennis Walter — 14, 72 Mulkey, Gregory Lynn — 72 Mulligan, Karen Marie — 44, 72, 122 Mullins, Amy — 157 Mundt, Thomas Redeman — 72 Murai, Keiko — 72 Musibay, Oscar Pedro — 142 Musick, Thelma Arlene — 72 Myers, James Benson Jr — 98 Myers, Richard Todd — 99, 142 Mahikian, Deborah Lynn — 11, 31, 72, 119, 132 Mall, Mary Lillian — 99, 153 Mance, Warren George Jr — 99 Marbona, Michelle Marie — 99 Masseri, Cyrus Bernard — 72, 138, 146, 154 Massif, Susan Ashley — 24, 44, 72, 108 182 Index h nelson. Kimberly Jean — 72, 148. 149, 155. 158 nelson. Timothy Michael — 33. 63. 73. 133 Nes. Millicent Alexis — 73 Nesterok, John Vincent — 99 Newman, Kym Yvette — 31, 135 Mishikawa, Yasuko — 127 Noel. Theresa Renee — 73 Norman. Kimberly Anne — 99. 118, 135 Norris, William Lane — 73 Novak, David Christopher — 73, 142 Nusloch, George Henry III 73, 133 Oda, Miroe — 73 Ogle, Sherry Raquel — 31, 99 Oliver, Elizabeth Marie — 45, 74 Orrell, Betty Ruth — 99, 138, 139 Ostendorf, Amy Leigh — 74, 153 Overstreet, Thomas Fredrick — 12, 28, 33, 56, 74, 122 Owens, Angela Denese — 43, 47, 99, 136 Parker, Cameron Rose — 18, 99 Parks, Mark Todd — 39, 74, 129, 132, !135 Parron, Albert Lee — 14, 37, 99 Pauca. Leonardo Alfredo — 13, 74, 128, 129, 136 Paul-Hus, Stephane Jean — 99 Paxton, Teresa Anne — 31. 100, 135 Pennell, Stephanie Hill — 100, 118 Perry, Jamie-Jo Cathleen — 38, 74, 119, 129 Perry, Stephanie Benay — 74, 153 Phillips, Carmen Mellissa — 123 iPiercy, April Lynn — 149, 155 Plemmons, Tony Al vin — 22, 44, 74, 126, 132, 150. 151 Pope, Michael James — 21, 135, 136, ,139, 160 IPosey, Lori D. — 100, 128, 131 Powell, Robert Leon Jr — 100, 146, ■54 jPowers, Martin Thomas — 68, 75, 150 Pressley, Michael Jay — 75, 135, 136 (Price, Kelly Michele — 19, 46. 75. 126 :132 Pugh. Thomas Darby — 75, 146 Punches, Jeffrey Gilbert — 12, 15, 75, :124, 125, 126, 132 Putnam, Charles McDuffie — 31, 100. ' 135, 138 (Quick, Samantha Joy — 31 iQuisenberry, Ralph John — 100. 139 Reed, Kirsten Lynn — 45, 75, 166 Riech. Steven Kent — 50, 75 JRett, Donald Anthony — 40, 142 Revercomb, Angela Lynn — 40, 100, 134, 135 Rhen. Molly Dillon — 14, 100. 124 Rhyne Kristin Leigh — 100, 128, 129, 130 Ribar, Paula Lynn — 56, 100 pice, Jeffrey Odell — 31, 75. 81, 127, .138 Rice, Robert James — 101, 142 Richard, Darrand Edmond — 101 Riggins, Kimberly Ayn — 101, 136, 137 Robinson, David Lee — 75, 135 Robinson, Douglas Ray — 133 Robinson, Lisa Renee — 75, 161 Robinson, MiLisa Anne — 51, 75, 138 Rogers, Sandra Marie — 9, 13, 24, 25, 30, 31, 37, 39, 44, 50 75, 80, 123, 126, 127 Rolando, Karen Marie — 22, 76 Rose, Charles Homer IV — 40 Rose, Shannon Elizabeth — 101 Rosen, Louis — 101, 142 Ross, Andrea Nicole — 24, 31, 39, 50, 76, 80, 122, 124, 125, 127, 130, 133. 145 Rowe, Charlie Clay Jr. — 76 Rowlee, Blaine Erickson — 32, 27, 76, 123, 142 Russ, Rebecca Layne — 76, 117, 123, 126 Ruthven, Sara Catherine — 101 Sanders, Martha Ernestine — 31, 76, 82, 83, 127, 129 Sato, Yoshiko — 76, 159 Schaefer, Michael Sebastian — 20, 146 Scheviak, Emily Elizabeth — 32, 73, 76 Schlenker, John Russell — 101, 129, 136, 137 Schneider, Daniel Scott — 20, 101, 146, 147 Schryver, Christopher Van — 28, 29, 76 Schulthess, James D. Jr. — 94. 102 Scott. Fred McLendon — 76 Selkirk, Mark Randall — 134, 135 Sellers, Sara Miller — 102 Sentz. Sharon Ann-102. 159 Sewell, Brian Alan — 56, 57, 76, 108, 124, 125 Shaw, Linda Mae — 76, 119, 126, 132 Shearin, Catherine Caroline — 77 Shelar, Carletta Cam — 102 Sherrill, Charles Franklin — 31, 102, 129 Shimizu, Kenichi — 11, 102 Shimizu, Masayuki — 21 Siebmann, Markus — 37, 77, 127, 142, 143 Siegall, Bari Michelle — 31, 77, 122, 138 Smith, Michael Alan — 102 Smith, Steven Kenneth — 102, 142 Smith, Sylvia Lalita — 77 Song, Yong Chun — 77, 126, 142, 132 Soprano, Lynn Marie — 37, 102 Sowell, Darren Timothy — 150 Spaulding, Eileen Marie — 38, 129, 148, 149, 155 Sprouse, Robert Bryan — 136 Stanley, Bethany Anne — 102 Stanley, Victor Charles — 102 Steele, Erik Michael — 77 Steffen, Elizabeth Bartee — 78 Stevens, Quinten Carter — 78 Stillman, Alan Francis — 102, 133 Stinchcomb, Dawn Felicia — 138 Stocks, Alison Marie — 57, 152, 153 Stone, Terri Darlene — 44, 78, 81, 124, 125, 161 Stonefield, Scott Richard — 78 Strickland, Christopher Michael — 103 Strickland, Karen Yvonne — 31, 53, 103, 135 Sullivan, Patricia Ramsey — 19, 103 . Surles, Richard Britt Jr. — 10. 56. 103 Suzuki. Miho — 9, 103, 133 Swartz. Paula Helen — 14, 103 Sydnor, Robert Miller Jr. — 78, 127, 134, 135 Tamai, Yukiko — 104, 133 Tapper, Rebecca Leigh — 31, 104 Taylor, Lisa Michelle — 31, 78, 127, 157 Taylor, Michael Andrew — 57. 104. 142 Taylor. Wendy — 31. 51, 78, 134, 135 Teague, Michael Wayne — 10, 29, 78, 138 Thigpin, Ronald L. — 150 Thompson. Grant Andrew — 142 Thompson, Julie Marie — 45, 46 Tucker, Jeffrey Mark — 124, 135 Turner, James Carlisle — 104 Van Kampen, Ann Elizabeth — 30, 78 Van Valkenburgh, Diana Dawn — 104, 144, 145 Vasoll, Paula June — 37, 46, 47, 78 Vuoso, Diana Maria — 161 Walden, Tammi Natasha — 153 Walkowiak, William Jerome — 78 Wall. Elizabeth Adele — 43, 79, 134, 135 Wall, Warren Anderson Jr. — 104 Walthall, John Thaddeus — 15, 22, 79, 146 Ward, Heather Anne — 104, 145 Weatherford, Paul Eric — 104, 129 Webb, Leslie C. — 79 Weekley, James Mark — 39, 79, 123, 126, 127, 132 Weir, Craig William — 104 Welch, Meredith Courtenay — 46, 47, 105, 136, 137 Wells, Kerry Alaine — 105, 139 Wesley, Samantha Jane — 79 Westrater, Brian Charles — 13, 79, 146, 154 Whilden. Christine Sue — 105 Whitaker, Elizabeth Anne — 25, 105 White, Natalie Lynn — 105, 128, 135 Whitmire, Van Carrol — 79 Wildrick, John Thomas — 124, 125 Wilkie, William Grigsby — 35, 36, 27, 127, 132, 134, 135 Williams, Heidi Denise — 79 Williams, Jessica Louise — 136, 137 Williams, Kelly OBrian — 105, 136 Williams, Lee-Anne — 79, 135, 136 Williams, Theo Reginal Jr. — 27, 57, 105 Wodtke, Katherine Ann — 131 Wood, Wendy Gail — 46, 47, 79. 127, 137 Woodfin, Denyce Elaine — 63. 105, 129 Woods. April Michele — 105, 123, 129 Wright, Michelle Lee — 57 Wright, Robert Michael — 105, 134, 135 Wynn, John Derick — 105 York, Carey Franklin — 54, 105 Young, Graydon Paul — 20, 21, 79 Young Keith Michael — 79, 142 Index 183 Student Directory This index of names and addresses is intended for the private use of Brevard College students, faculty, and staff and may not be used for any other purpose (i.e. survey, solicitation, etc.) without the permis- sion of Brevard College. Jerry Lyn Aaron 203 Jones Circle Thomasville, MC 27360 Kevin Wade Adams Route 10, Box 354 Lancaster, SC 29720 Shelly Rena Ainsworth 14 Briarridge Drive Texarkana, TX 75502 David Russell Allan Route 3 Box 239-A Brevard, MC 28712 Cynthia McMillan Allen 277 Benjamin E. Mays Dr SW Atlanta, OA 30311 Gregory Martin Allen 706 Greenwood Rd. Chapel Hill, MC 27514 Kevin Lee Allman P.O. Box 659 Bryson City, MC 28713 Celia Teixeira Alves Mo. 266 Getulio Apt. 105 Rio de Janeiro RJ, BRAZIL Clara Holland Andrews P.O. Box 847 Mocksville. MC 27028 Mark Clifford Anheier 6723 Porterfield Road Pineville. MC 28134 Lindsay Pleasants Archer Rt. 2. Box 140 Charles City. VA 23030 James Alston Ardavany 18721 Walkers Choice Road Gaithersburg, MD 20879 Sheryl Hollis Arnette 12 Meadow Lane Brevard, MC 28712 James Robert Arnold 666 Seminole Dr. Winter Park, FL 32789 Donald Gregory Aughenbaugh Rt. 1 Box 647 Hwy. 62 Julian, MC 27283 Sheri Lynn Austin 6409 York Road Charlotte, MC 28210 Elizabeth Blair Autrey 2701 Meade Court Charlotte, MC 28211 Holly Leslie Bailey 9329 Doral Street Pittsburg, PA 15237 Mojdeh Bakhit Route 6, Box 208C Wilmington, MC 28405 Lisa Jean Balding Rt. 4. Box 167, Millcove Brevard, MC 28712 Jill Marie Baldwin Rt. 2, Box 136 Horse Shoe. MC 28742 Ann Cathleen Bancroft 432 Dorset Drive Cocoa Beach, PL 32931 Cheryl Anne Banky 100 Axtell Court Summerville, SC 29483 James Harold Barber 1516 Pine Ridge Road Morth Wilkesboro, MC 28659 Heather York Barclay 467 31st Ave. M. St. Petersburg, PL 33704 James Gordon Barker II 2017 M. Pern Circle Leesburg, FL 32748 Elana Marie Barnett Carland Route 1 Box 142A Horseshoe, MC 28742 Eric Lee Batson Route 1 Harris Street Greenville. SC 29611 Mark Gregory Bean 3608 Lakeshore Dr. High Point, MC 27260 Pamela Joyce Beasley 233 Middle Skeenah Rd. Franklin, MC 28734 Kimberly Ann Belanger 604 Hibiscus Trail Melbourne, FL 32951 Cynthia Diane Bell 115 Sabra Dr. Easley. SC 29640 Eric William Berg Route 1 Box 261 Kenbridge, VA 23944 Lawrence Gordon Berg 313 Porpoise Pt. Dr. St. Augustine, FL 32084 Carol Lynn Besco 119 Westfield Avenue Goose Creek. SC 29445 Sydney Allison Best P.O. Box 1503 Brevard, MC 28712 Suzanne Michelle Bethel 12868 Southwest 17th Terrace Miami, FL 33175 Kent Grady Bird 117 Morth Sea Pines Drive Hilton Head Island, SC 29928 Pamela Sue Birkner 1537 Caribbean Drive Sarasota. FL 33581 Mark Hamlin Bishop P.O. Box 1 Cedar Mountain. MC 28718 James Paul Bivens 215 Greenside Drive Greensboro, MC 27406 Meredith Beth Bizzell 207 W. Market St. Hertford, MC 27944 Lori Jo Blaesing 25 Magnolia Street Brevard, MC 28712 Sara Ruth Booker 309 M. 2nd St. Smithfield, MC 27577 Karen Elizabeth Boone P.O. Box 1301 Canton, MC 28716 Tanya Kay Boone 23 Axley St. Canton, MC 28716 Sarah Randolph Bostic 960 West Park Place Deland, FL 32720 Alexander Joseph Boyd P.O. Box 15852 Sarasota, FL 33577 Jeffrey David Breen 32 Micholson Ct. Sterling, VA 22170 Gilbert Alton Brett 39 Ivy Farms Rd. Mewport Mews. VA 23601 Susan Walton Brewton 206 Grandview Avenue Brevard, MC 28712 Diana Rose Briggs 102 Hamlet Lane Ladson, SC 29456 Mark Robert Brom 65 Heritage Drive Lake Wylie, SC 29710 Allen P. Brooks 17 Old Chunn ' s Cove Rd. Asheville, MC 28805 Joseph Brooks M.l.C. 9043 Monrovia, Liberia West Africa Robert Jackson Brooks, Jr. 331 Crestside Drive SE Concord. MC 28025 Alan Monroe Brown 1208 Fairlane Road Cary, MC 27511 Andrew Donald Brown Rt. 1, Box 90 Reidsville, MC 27320 James Larry Brown 548 Inlet Rd. Eufaula, AL 36027 Paula Ann Bruce 303 Femdale Dr. Spartanburg, SC 29303 George Scott Bryant 424 Meadowbrook Dr. Danville. KY 40422 Jeanne Michelle Bunch 5324 C ME 6th Avenue Ft. Lauderdale. FL 33334 David Pitts Bundy 257 Heathwood Dr. Spartanburg. SC 29302 Jason Anthony Burcham 5704 Gatestone Drive Greensboro, MC 27406 William Barry Busse 5249 Marrowick Rd. Charlotte, MC 28226 Beverly Elizabeth Byers Rt. 4, Box 18 Beaty Rd. Gastonia. MC 28054 Jeffrey Tyson Cabot 960 Park Place Drive Deland, FL 32720 Stephen Alfred Cain Route 1, Box 170 Commerce, GA 30529 Terry Angela Cairnes Box 49, Warlick Road Horseshoe. MC 28742 184 Directory Susan Beth Cairns 4860 Mapoli Dr. Naples. FL 33940 Brian Lee Calaway 3 Tisdale haval Ordinance Station Indian Mead, MD 20640 Derek Lance Calhoun 100 Glen Cannon Drive Pisgah Forest. MC 28768 Kathryn Marie Campbell 161 Linde Circle Marina. CA 93933 Kevin Whitfield Card 3521 Old Post Rd. Fairfax, VA 22030 Mary Katherine Carlton 1320 Leewood Dr. Tallahassee. FL 32312 Paul Flay Carpenter Route 4. B-97 Arden. MC 28704 Ann-Marie Carr 5515 Cross Gate Court Atlanta. QA 30327 Lisa Carole Carter 515 Whitlock Dr. Charlotte. MC 28214 Brian Christopher Cartland 5335 Coconut Drive St. James. FL 33956 Mark Howard Caskey 13400 Andulusian Drive Matthews. MC 28105 Amy DeeAnna Cearley 3913 Pisa Drive Apartment 5 Panama City. FL 32405 Sylvia Theodora Chamberlain 2102 Monaghan Drive Herdon. VA 22070 Elizabeth Ann Chapman P.O. Box 112 Pickens Highway Rosman. MC 28772 Patricia Lynn Chapman P.O. Box 364 Rosman. MC 28772 Ray Larry Chason Route 1. Box 175 Lake Toxaway. MC 28747 Susan Lynn Childrers 127 Labum Ave. Charlotte. MC 28214 JoAnn Cho 835 S. Florida Ave. Greenville, SC 29611 Brian Arthur Christ 2251 SW 67th Ln. Miramar, FL 33023 Jakob Rex Christensen 535 Kenbrook Drive MW Atlanta, GA 30327 John Christiansen Tvaerves 10 2880 Bagsvaerd. DEMMARK David I Chun 1704 Meadowgate Drive Richardson. TX 75081 Mary Ann Cinkota 4382 5. Hannibal Way 240 Aurora, CO 80015 Elizabeth Cord Clementson P.O. Box 29 Penrose. MC 28766 Jason Travis Clevenger 1361 Railfence Drive Columbia. SC 29210 Timothy Alan Cline Rt. 2, Box 130 Marion, VA 24354 Trinna Kay Coggins P.O. Box 1591 Brevard. MC 28712 Julie Anne Combs 12920 Sophia Circle Largo, FL 33544 Harry Watson Connor 2107 Kylemore Drive Greensboro, MC 27406 Philip Alan Constable 619 East Kinston Avenue Charlotte. MC 28203 Robert Pearson Cooler 105 Heyward St. Hardeeville. SC 29927 Kevin Andrew Cooper 111 Springhill Forest Chapel Hill, MC 27514 Laura Dunbar Cooper 1421 Valley View Rd. Dunwoody. GA 30338 Felicia Ad air Cope 3085 Ridgemead Dr. Winston-Salem. MC 27107 Wilbum Gregory Corn Route 5, Box 132 Hendersonville. MC 28739 Christopher Kenneth Costanza 5000 Providence Rd. Charlotte, MC 28226 Carol-Ann Courtney 3428 Malaga Way Maples. FL 33942 Curtis Adam Cowan 281 Fairway Dr. B.S.L. Southport. MC 28461 Shannon Lee Cranfill Rt. 1. Box 508 Yadkinville. MC 27055 Timothy Michael Crewe 16 Rambling Dr. Hendersonville, MC 28739 Hilary Lynn Cullen 8825 SW 151 St. Miami. FL 33176 Leonard Joseph Dacey III 7008 Rothmore Street Charlotte. MC 28215 Thomas Scott Dameron 710 Hilltop Dr. Lexington. MC 27292 Cara Anne Daniels 404 Blanca Ave. Tampa, FL 33629 Mary-Margaret Daniels 8510 Royal Lakes Dr. Jacksonville. FL 32216 Anthony Michael Davis Rt. 2. Box 44k 16 Quail Run Pisgah Forest. MC 28768 Bonnie Leanna Davis 5209 Wedgewood Lane Sarasota. FL 33580 Diane Amiot Davis 16 Quail Run Pisgah Forest. MC 28768 Ginger Gabrielle Davis Rt. 2, Box 44k 16 Quail Run Pisgah Forest, MC 28768 Patrick James Davis Route 2, Box 422 Blacksburg, SC 29702 Olivier De la Ronciere 4134 SE Centerboard Ln. Stuart. FL 33494 Ann Elizabeth Defenbaugh 113 Addington Drive Toccoa. GA 30577 Steve Wayne DeLong 101 Horseshoe Drive Longwood, FL 32779 Thomas James DeLucia 2522 Meadow Ln. Cocoa, FL 32926 George James Demopoulos 11105 S.W. 74 Avenue Miami. FL 33156 Rodney Bryan Deyton Route 1. Box 63 Bumsville. MC 28714 Raul Eduardo Diez P.O. Box 8064 Zone 7 Panama Republic of Panama Ramona Diane Dill P.O. Box 2155 Hendersonville. MC 28793 Walter Brian Dobbins 263 Tinsley Road Brevard, MC 28712 Richard Wesley Dockery 730 6th Street. MW. Hickory. MC 28601 Renee Michelle Douglas Caterpillar Brasil S.A. Caixa Postal 8.239 Sao Paulo. BRASIL Samantha Gail Douglass 1495 Camaby Ct. Dunwoody. GA 30338 Todd Presley Dowdle 402 Luola St. Madison. MC 27025 Ronald Lee Downer 6700 Mutcracker PL. Charlotte. MC 28212 Peter Dreibholz 7 Mayberry Court Arden. MC 28704 Brenda Leigh Duckworth 248A Enola Rd. Morgantown. MC 28655 Gary Dean Duncan, Jr. 447 A Bruce Lane Hendersonville, MC 28739 Mancy Elizabeth Duncan 228 Ivy Circle P.O. Box 1008 Elkin. MC 28621 Christopher Steven Dunn 16 Pella Ln. Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Joseph William Dyer 525 Walking Lane Fayetteville. MC 28301 Ruthanne Elsie Earle 24 Bonito Drive Mew Port Richey, FL 33552 Cindy Michelle Edmonson 4761 Centergate Blvd. Sarasota. FL 33583 Pamela Diane Eller Box 550 Governors Island Bryson City. MC 28713 Directory 185 Adrienne Armistead Elliott 2707 McLeod Street Augusta. QA 30904 Karen Patricia Ellis 4206 Marble Lane Fairfax. VA 22033 Stephanie Carol Ellison 2402 Veasley St. Greensboro. NC 27407 Nicholas Thomas Embrey 15 Old Concord Rd. Stafford. VA 22554 Andrew Noel Ennis III 4732 Aspen Ct. Charlotte, NC 28210 Amy Bland Ervin Rt. 2. Box 127 Mooresville. NC 28115 Timothy Scott Eubanks 1 Grandview Avenue Brevard, NC 28712 James Edward Evans Route 3. Box 315 Wilmington, NC 28403 Scott James Eairman 1645 Revlon PI. Charlotte. NC 28212 William Graham Paris Jr. 317 Bradley Creek Point Wilmington, NC 28403 John Carlton Farquhar 112 Pine Road Seaford, DE 19973 Maria September Ferguson Route 1, Box 253 Clyde, NC 28721 Verna Leigh Ferrell 3408 Eastwood Drive Charlotte, NC 28205 Daniel John Festa 1334 Upper Brandon PI. Norfolk, VA 23508 Donna Gail Fisher Route 9, Box 178 Mendersonville, NC 28739 Tracy Michelle Fisher Route 1 Lake Toxaway, NC 28747 Michelle Lee Fleming 7921 Ellet Rd. Springfield, VA 22151 Raymond Walter Flischel 985 Bayshore Drive Englewood, FL 33533 Gena Caroline Floyd 217 Hamburg Mt. Rd. Weaverville. NC 28787 Matthew Lindell Freeman 3001 Willowbrae Lane Matthews, NC 28105 Charles Guignard Frisbie 310 Dewey Dr. Annapolis. MD 21401 Christine Diane Fullerton Route 1 16 Briarwood Circle Americus, GA 31709 Marco Rosario Furnari Box 1961 Brevard, NC 28712 Stephen John Galezieski Jr. 2216 Carlyle Dr. Marietta. GA 30062 Robert Lee Gallagher 3313 Femcliff Rd. Charlotte, NC 28211 Duane Robert Galloway 502 Old County Home Rd. Brevard, NC 28712 Jerry McCrae Galloway 2617 Royster Road Raleigh, NC 27608 Gregory Len Gambrel 1004 W. Lexington Street Danville, KY 40422 Benny Lee Gandy 325 Saddlefield Rd. Columbia, SC 29203 Dario Anthony Garcia 1621 Josephine St.  3 Key West, FL 33040 Lisa Kathleen Gardner 1571 Woodland Avenue Winter Park. FL 32789 Rosemary Gardner 2705 Catherine Drive Burlington, NC 27215 Ashley Scott Gibson 4 Green Valley Ct. Asheville, NC 28806 Angela Spurgette Gilbert Route 1, Box 202 Gilliam Mountain Road Hendersonville, NC 28739 Monica Sue Gill Route 1 Box 150 Zolfo Springs, FL 33890 Susanna Beth Gill 2035 Forest Club Drive Orlando. FL 32804 Myra Lynn Gillespie 14 Woodlawn Sylva. NC 28779 James Davis Gilmer P.O. Box 6082 Spartanburg, SC 29304 Renee Ann Girardeau 201 East Charlton Street Savannah, GA 31401 William Kyle Glasgow 4603 Vickery Chapel Road Greensboro, NC 27407 Laura Louise Gooding 1815 Highland St. Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 Kimberley Campbell Goodsir 234 Indian Creek Drive Mechanicsburg, PA 17055 Hal Wayne Gordon 107 Castleton Lane Hendersonville, NC 28739 Patricia Ann Grabill 3201 N.W. 108th Drive Coral Springs, FL 33065 Jessica Sharon Graham 9044 Sterling Ridge Lane Jonesboro. GA 30236 Rebecca Jane Grassie 112 Welcome Dr. Fountain Inn, SC 29644 Jocelyne Michelle Graviano 28935 Maine Rd. Leisure City, FL 33033 John Merritt Green III Box 145 Franklin, TN 37064 Lisa Lynn Griffin Rt. 2, Box 108 Jackson, St. Hendersonville, NC 28739 Robin Michelle Grunwald 2617 Northeast 22 St. Ft. Lauderdale. FL 33305 Christine Ann Guddie 4901 Gulf Shore Blvd. N, No. 904 Naples. FL 33940 Sherri Leigh Gunter P.O. Box 424 Sylva, NC 28779 Marcello Corleto Gutierrez 2424 Barley Club Court Apt.  5 Orlando. FL 32821 Angela Jill Hair 52 Dills Cove Rd. Sylva, NC 28779 Jeffrey Brian Hale 3717 Annlin Ave. Charlotte, NC 28209 Kendall Lynn Hall 140 Stoney Ridge Drive Longwood, FL 32750 Melissa Edwina Hall P.O. Box 723 Rosman. NC 28772 Susan Lee Hall 708 SW 53rd Terrace Cape Coral, FL 33914 Lisa Renee Handelman Rt. 4. Box 80 Oxford, NC 27565 Laura Lynn Hannah Route 6 Box 326 Winston-Salem. NC 27107 Eric Darrell Hansen 319 Scotch Range Summerville, SC 29483 Kevin Tyrone Harper 913 Fiske Street Columbia, SC 29203 Christopher Joseph Harris 3217-C Regents Park Lane Greensboro. NC 27405 Natalie Jean Harris P.O. Box 746 Columbus, NC 28722 Tamiko Redale Harrison 2149 Winkler Rd. Durham, NC 27712 Andrea Lorie Harvey 101 Lamplighter Road Altamonte Springs, FL 32714 Patricia Ann Hastings 4113 Appaloosa Rd. Middleburg, FL 32068 Thomas Robert Hay III 3732 Bellevue Terrace Gastonia, NC 28054 David Stewart Hayden 759 Watch Point Drive Cincinnati, OH 45230 Catherine Marie Haynie 2030 Montana Avenue NE St. Petersburg, FL 33703 Diana Lynn Heater 108 Brookside Dr. FuquayVarina, NC 27526 Thomas Andrew Heckert 103 Oakwood Dr. Brevard, NC 28712 186 Directory Michael David Meeney 16 Lake Sega Road Brevard. NC 28712 Leigh Michelle Hege 703 Brookgreen Dr. Lexington. NC 27292 John Ellis Hendrix 279 Carlton Terrace Teaneck. NJ 07666 Robert Frederick Henshaw III 2168 Main Street Sarasota. FL 33578 Christopher Jarrod Hensley 59 Moneylocust Dr. Arden. HC 28704 Amy Elizabeth Merndon Box 105A Belcher Road Inman, SC 29349 William Gilbert Hettich 648 Christopher Rd. Chapel Mill. NC 27514 Roger William Hicks, Jr. Route 1. Box 301 Highlands, NC 28741 Joseph Mark Higginbotham 2901 Whirlaway Trail Tallahassee. FL 32308 Amanda Faye Hill 7824 Timber Glow Trail Knoxville, TN 37918 Margaret Ann Emma Hinkson 18715 N.W. 10th Court Miami. FL 33169 John Daniel Hoback II 419 Crestland Avenue Greensboro. NC 27401 David Michael Holcombe, Jr. 55 Franklin St. Brevard. NC 28712 Melody Charmain Holden Route 1. Box 392 Lake Toxaway, NC 28747 Paul Holmes 105 Nicole Lane Longwood, FL 32750 Melissa Lee Honeycutt 911 Hart Rd. Pisgah Forest. NC 28768 Edward Anthony Honzik 221 Hickory Dr. Longwood. FL 32779 Christopher Eugene Hood 3219 Eastbum Road Charlotte, NC 28210 Baal Brackett Houck Post Office Box 12287 Roanoke, VA 24024 Jennifer Blakeney Howren 11139 Timbcrhill Ct. Pineville, NC 28134 Michael Scott Hubbard 2745 Amsden Rd. Winter Park. FL 32792 Clay Burton Huckaby 8928 Orchard Dr. Douglasville. GA 30134 Eric Walker Hughson 5139 Springhaven Road Orange Park, FL 32073 John Kimball Humphrey Jr. 232 Seacrest Drive Wrightsville Beach. NC 28480 Arthur Ray Humphries 910 1 2 S. Missouri Ave. Lakeland, FL 33803 Chevella Renee Hundley 867 West 11th St. Winston-Salem. NC 27105 Amanda Jo Hunter 1238 We st 4th St. Winston-Salem, NC 27101 Fusako Ikeda 1115 Shizunami Haibaracho Haibara-gun Shizuoka-ken 421-04, JAPAN Miyuki Imura 12-32 Haryu. Yaita, Tochiqui, Japan John Ashley Ingani Box 1716, Union Street Marshville, NC 28103 Ryuichi Ishikawa 1-206 1035-11 Bushi Iruma-city Saitama 358, JAPAN Paige Ann Jackson 2652 Pebble Bow San Antonio. TX 78232 Terrie Anne Jackson 7024 Eunice Drive Riverdale, GA 30274 Shawn Rubach Jacobsen Rt. 5, Box 84C, Apt. 3 Hendersonville. NC 28739 Teressa Ann James 4407 Kimball Rd.. SW Atlanta. GA 30331 Kevin Lee Jennings 2038 Laurel Park Hwy. Hendersonville, NC 28739 Sean Patrick Jennings 905 Sensor Rd. Yardley. PA 19067 Stacy Harold Jennings 84 Lyda Creek Road Pisgah Forest, NC 28768 Shannon Nichol Johnson 1436 West Chaloner Drive Roanoke Rapids, fiC 27870 Thomas Michael Johnson 9232 Lincoln Elsworth AFB, SD 57706 Tonya Lynn Johnson 101 Carl Seitter Dr. Wilmington, NC 24801 Victor Cromwell Johnson Rt. 5, Box 542 B Georgetown, 5C 29440 William Reed Johnson, Jr. 5307 Williamsburg Road Brentwood. TN 37027 Philip Martin Jones 514 Asbury Circle Easley, SC 29640 Tamra Lee Jones 12915 S.W. 110 Avenue Miami. FL 33176 Theresa Michele Jones Post Office Box 92 4545 James Road Cocoa, FL 32922 Sean Michael Juman-Singh 1413 Pisgah Church Road Greensboro, NC 27408 Shizuka Kajitani 24-25 Wakaba-cho2chrome Chofu-Shi Tokyo. Japan Kevin Eric Kampmeyer 744 Stiles Drive Charleston, SC 29412 Yoichi Kaneko 428 Kamishakujii I chome Nerima-ku Tokyo 177, JAPAN Yasuko Kaneshige 13-39-203 Kiyomizu 3 chome Kokurakita-Ku Kitakyushu, Japan Emma Pauline Kauffman 7006 Valley Lake Dr. Raleigh. NC 27612 John Marc Kaufholz 1844 Meadowbrook Drive Winston-Salem, NC 27104 Anne Woodruff Kavanaugh 6190 Heards Creek Drive Atlanta, GA 30328 Kenneth Gene Keenum, Jr. 608 Austin Avenue Cary, NC 27511 Edith Christine Keever Star Rt., Box 161 Rosman. NC 28772 Patricia Lynn Kehres Quarters 601 MCDEC Quantico. VA 22134 Stillman Randolph Kelley, Jr. 108 Lake Minnie Rd. Sanford, FL 32771 Kelda Maria Kenessey 7481 NW 14th St. Plantation. FL 33313 Chesley Armstrong Kennedy 1225 Morning Star Lane Winston-Salem. NC 27107 James Dudley Kierstead 35 Brown Road Pisgah Forest, NC 28768 John Randolph Kirby 2021 Beverly Drive Charlotte, NC 28207 David Eric Klingensmith 201 Larkwood Dr. Sanford, FL 32771 James Christopher Knapp 5901 Mount Eagle Dr. 1106 Alexandria, VA 22303 Erick Ron Kroll 1133 Carter Avenue Mt. Pleasant. SC 29464 Daigaku Kuwahara 2-1 hokkedani Hachimancho Tokushima, city Tokushima, Japan Philip Shawn Lackey 3 Engle Drive Greenville, SC 29609 James Kirk Lambert P.O. Box 124 Farmville. NC 27828 Michelle Renee Lambert 6027 Birmingham Ave. Pensacola, FL 32506 Virginia Ann Lambeth 3027 Pisgah Place, East Greensboro, NC 27408 Brantley Stephen Lanier Route 3, Box 123 South New Hope Road Gastonia, NC 28054 Andrew Brian Lankford P.O. Box 315 Ridgecrest, NC 28770 Directory 187 Lawrence Lee Lawhorne 7400 Whitaker Court Summerfield. MC 27358 George Owen Lawrence 27 Oteen Park Place Asheville. NC 28805 William Maurice Little 200 Winston Street Thomasville, MC 27360 Rebecca Julia Love P.O. Box 22 Delco, MC 28436 Kimberly Ann McCranie 316 Snell Isle Blvd. St. Petersburg, FL 33704 Antionette Louise McCray P.O. Box 1682 Lake Placid, PL 33852 Michael Shane Milling 15 Lakeside Drive Walhalla, SC 29691 Jon Taylor Milner 6364 Robert E. Lee Fairfield, OH 45014 David Dee Lawter, Jr. Rt. 2, Box 163A Horseshoe. MC 28742 Richard Lindsay Lebo 3471 Castleridge Drive Tucker. QA 30084 Kurt Lon Ledbetter 124 Kelly Lane Pisgah Forest, MC 28768 Warren Brett Ledbetter 99 Old Burnsville Highway Weaverville. MC 28787 Laura Lynn Lee Rt 1 BOX 73 Lake City. SC 29560 Moelle Katherine Lee 908 Krueger Pky. Stuart, FL 33494 Linda Marie Leffler 3220 Wamath Dr. Charlotte. MC 28210 Archie Lester LeGrone 1037 Keystone Court Charlotte, MC 28210 James Chadwick Lentz 195 Shamrock Trail Road Lewisville. MC 27023 Robert Andrew Liga 119 Mildred Avenue Road Stan Hope. MJ 07874 Adam Matthew Lillibridge 2513 High Oaks Lane Lutz, FL 35548 Frances Richmond Lineberger 3810 Terrebonne Cove Charlotte. MC 28210 Brenda Gail Lisenbee Route 4. Box 105-A Arden. MC 28704 Catherine Anne Lisk 723 Wilmore St. ME. Lenoir, MC 28645 Amy Elizabeth Lister 501 Savona Court Altamonte Springs. FL 32701 Tina Marie Litter 1302 Pressvicw Ave. Altamonte Springs. FL 32701 Rita Ann Lowe 651 Old Hwy. 52 Mt. Airy. MC 27030 John McGilvray Lucas P.O. Box 363 Back Creek Church Road Mewell. MC 28126 Glenn David MacDonald 4114 LaMarre Dr. Fairfax. VA 22030 Robert Battle MacDonald 19321 M.E. 19th Avenue Miami. FL 33179 John-Arthur Warren Machate 436 Cascade Lake Road Pisgah Forest, MC 28768 Scott Kenneth Madaus 981 Piedmont Street S.E. Winter Haven, FL 33880 Rachel Ann Makupson 211 Sheppard Thomasville, MC 27360 Stephen Ralph Maldari 3 Malaga Drive Trenton, MJ 08638 John Patrick Martin 304 Rose Lane Summerville, SC 29483 Michelle Ann Martin Route 1. Box 147 Ocoee, TM 37361 Katherine Eleanor Massey 5700 Lansing Drive Charlotte, MC 28226 Rhonda Faye Massey 120 McLean P,d Brevard. MC 28712 Elizabeth Katherine Mather 2030 Laurel Park Highway Hendersonville, MC 28739 Glenda Lynn Mauger 5034 33rd Ave. M. St. Petersburg, FL 33710 Jamie Lyn McCauley 304 Mock St. Sylvania. GA 30467-2173 Brian Keith McCommon 4502 Wyres St. Alexandria. VA 22309 Ann Michelle McDaniel Rt. 1. Box 330B Mechanicsville. VA 231 1 1 Tracy Ann McDuffie 4702 Bentley Drive Wilmington, MC 28403 Kimberly Anne McGinnis Route 1, Box 602 Branson Mill Road Pleasant Garden, MC 27313 Phillip Gregory McGirt 709 Hilltop Drive Lexington, MC 27292 Amy Len McKeehan 8104 Bennington Drive Knoxville, TM 37919 Christine Marie McKendry 2061 ME 54 St. Ft. Lauderdale. FL 33308 Jennifer Kristin McKenna 6129 Carriage House Lane Charlotte, MC 28226 Tracy Linette McKie 130 Millbrook Dr. Brevard, MC 28712 Ivy Earp McManus 5409 Edington Ln. Raleigh, MC 27604 Lawrence Edward McMabb Rt. 4, Box 119 Murphy, MC 28906 Robert Francis McRoberts III Post Office Box 2810 Stuart, FL 33495 William John Meiners 11420 Lakeshore Dr. Carmel, IM 46032 James Patrick Mellon 2280 Kings Pt. Dr. Largo. FL 33544 Linda Diane Michael 724 Smithstone Ct. Marietta, GA 30067 Jason Ronald Miele 2200 Coffeepot Blvd. ME St. Petersburg, FL 33704 Melissa Yvette Miles 4911 SW 114 Way Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33330 Victor Angelo Miriel 336 Orange Way West Palm Beach, FL 33405 Thomas William Misuraca 159 Sunset Drive Longwood. FL 32750 Amanda Elizabeth Mitchell 499 Winterset Road Winter Haven. FL 33880 Scott Edward Mitchell Route 4, Box 79 Abingdon, VA 24210 Hitoshi Mini, i 4-8 Komaba Ichome, Urawa Saitama. Japan David Hunt Moody 418 Old Haw Creek Road Asheville. MC 28805 Jennifer Jane Moore Chatham Hall Chatham. VA 24531 Mark Allen Moore 322 Knots Circle Woodstock. GA 30188 Marlon Tyrone Moore 5331 M.W. 181 Terrace Carol City, FL 33055 Judy Ann Morgan P.O. Box 402 Rosman, MC 28772 Scarlet Annette Morgan 6085 Balsom Rd. Pfafftown. MC 27040 Dennis Walter Moulton 6510 Brynwood Drive Charlotte, MC 28226 Gregory Lynn Mulkey 117 Hazel Court Brevard, MC 28712 Karen Marie Mulligan 455 Cove Drive Marietta, GA 30067 Amy Sarette Mullins P.O. Box 784 Pisgah Forest. MC 28768 Thomas Redeman Mundt 61 1 Mohawk Court Carmel, IM 46032 188 Directory wa mm Keiko Murai 7-3. Nakatokura Shimizu-cho. Sunto-gun Shizuoka. Japan Sheila Denise Murphy 1617 Hobbs Road Greensboro. NC 27410 Todd Alan Murphy 2100 Middle River Drive Ft. Lauderdale. FL 33305 Andrew Glenn Murrow P.O. Box 95 Bessemer City. NC 28016 Oscar Pedro Musibay 367 E. 18th St. Mialeah, FL 33010 Thelma Arlene Musick Route 1, Box 196 Abingdon. VA 24210 James Benson Myers. Jr. 1804 Marpeth River Dr. Brentwood TN 37027 Richard Todd Myers 1695 Twin Oaks Dr. Deland FL 32720 Deborah Lynn Nahikian 2607 Travelers Palm Drive Edgewater. FL 32032 Mary Lillian Ml Post Office Box 1028 Thomaston, GA 30286 Warren George Nance. Jr. 4466 Mullens Ford Rd. Charlotte. MC 28226 Michelle Marie Narbona Post Office Box 8823 Panama Republic of Panama 5 Cyrus Bernard Masseri 103 First Avenue Richlands. VA 24641 Susan Ashley Massif 227 Flemington Road Chapel Mill, MC 27514 Kimberly Jean Melson 1253 M.W. 86th Way Coral Springs. FL 33065 Timothy Michael Melson 2501 Lullington Drive Winston-Salem. MC 27103 Millicent Alexis Mes P.O. Box 176 Pisgah Forest, MC 28768 John Vincent Mesterok 90 Rutherford Blvd. Clifton. MJ 7014 Kym Yvette Mcwman Rt. 1, Box 458 Pisgah Forest, MC 28768 Yasuko Mishikawa 1-6-23 Takashinohama Takaishi City Osaka 592 Japan Theresa Renee Moel 1200 Highway 212 Conyers. GA 30208 Kimberly Anne Norman 2933 SE Jefferson St. Stuart. FL 33494 William Lane Morris Route 6 Box 997 Thomasville. MC 27360 David Christopher Movak 1407 Highland Circle Blacksburg. VA 24060 George Henry Musloch III 56 Hemmelskamp Road Wilton. CT 06897 Christopher Sean Mycum 102 Cardinal Rd. Brevard. MC 28712 Hiroe Oda 3273-5. Anbaya Maruyama-mach. Awa-gun Chiba. JAPAM Sherry Raquel Ogle Rt. 4. Box 307y Hendersonville. MC 28739 Elizabeth Marie Oliver 2035 Forest CLub Drive Orlando. FL 32804 Betty Ruth Orrell 221 Shannon Drive Wilmington. MC 28403 Amy Leigh Ostendorf 2004 Eagleton Circle Raleigh. MC 27609 Thomas Fredrick Overstreet 3217 Riddle Drive Tallahassee FL 32308 Eric Berlin Owen P.O. Box 44 Rosman, MC 28772 Angela Denese Owens 1936 Glenmar Dr. Decatur. GA 30032 Cameron Rose Parker P.O. Box 187 Lincolnton. MC 28092 Mark Todd Parks Route 2 Box 445 Saluda SC 29138 Albert Lee Parron 7804 West 16 Court Hialeah. FL 33014 Srinivasulu Reddy Parvata 3810 Regent Durham, MC 27707 Leonardo Alfredo Pauca 2874 Robinhood Road Winstom-Salem. MC 27106 Stephane Jean Paul-Hus 2430 Sunrise Key Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33301 Teresa Anne Paxton 3 Stiles Rd. Canton. MC 28716 Robert Allen Payne 120 Hazel Ct. Brevard. MC 28712 Dean Richard Peck 1120 Lake Shore Place Maples, FL 33940 Stephanie Hill Pennell 938 Hawthorne Dr. ME Lenoir. MC 28645 Jamie Jo Cathleen Perry 529 Morth 21st Avenue Lake Worth. FL 33460-6105 Stephanie Benay Perry Rt. HC05 Box 244 Coeburn. VA 24230 Christopher WifTin Peterson 4820 Golfview Court Charlotte. MC 28212 Carmen Mellissa Phillips P.O. Box 335 Fletcher, MC 28732 April Lynn Piercy 3641 Fox Fun Rd. Matthews. MC 28105 Tony Alvin Plemmons 382 Toot Hollow Road Bryson City. MC 28713 James Melson Poovey Rt. 8, Box 1302 Hickory. MC 28602 Michael James Pope PO Box 297 Marshville. MC 28103 Lori D. Posey 2591 Westminster Way Conyers. GA 30207 Robert Leon Powell, Jr. Rt. 1. Box 562 Marion. VA 24354 Martin Thomas Powers 6489 M.W. 19th Street Margate. FL 33063 Michael Jay Pressley 3714 Conway Avenue Charlotte. MC 28209 Kelly Michele Price 807 Kemp Road. West Greensboro. MC 27410 Thomas Darby Pugh 4046 Teriwood Orlando. FL 32806 Jennifer Anne Pulley Rt 15, Box 60 Yellowdog Dr. Crossville. TM 38555 Jeffrey Gilbert Punches 3060 Massau Drive Vero Beach, FL 32960 Charles McDuffie Putnam, Jr. 523 Virginia Ave. Statesville. MC 28677 Samantha Joy Quick 502 Black Horse Run Ft. Mill SC 29715 Ralph John Quisenbenry 5165 Ambercrest Dr.. B-l Winston-Salem, MC 27106 Anne Green Ramey PO Box 666 Rosman, MC 28772 Kirsten Lynn Reed 2404 Dulaire Road Greensboro, MC 27407 Steven Kent Reich 5646 Beneva Woods Circle Sarasota, FL 33583 Richard Keith Reid Route 1. Box 90 Balsam Grove, MC 28708 Drew Hayes Reifenberger 1243 Spring Mill Ln. Atlanta, GA 30319 Donald Anthoney Rett 2044 Ermine Drive Tallahassee, FL 32308 Angela Lynn Revercomb 5907 Aragon Dr. Mechanicsville. VA 23111 Molly Dillon Rhen 1899 Trumbull Dr. Atlanta, GA 30338 Kristin Leigh Rhyne 3730 Herchel Ln. Winston-Salem. MC 27106 Paula Lynn Ribar 331 South Center St. Taylorsville. MC 28681 Directory 189 JefTery Odell Rice 117 Oak Street Brevard. MC 28712 Robert James Rice 6113 Dunnett Ct Orlando, FL 32809 Blaine Erickson Rowlee 6003 Wagon Wheel Court Fayetteville. MC 28304 Rebecca Layne Russ 104 Pale Moon Drive Pelzer, SC 29669 Catherine Caroline Shearin 300 Pendleton Road Clemson. SC 29631 Carletta Cam Shelar Rt. 1. Box 144-A Climax, MC 27233 Elizabeth Bartee Steffen 204 West Redbud Drive Knoxville, TM 37920 Quinten Carter Stevens 989 Moores Mill Road Atlanta, QA 30327 Darrand Edmond Richards 1819 Knox Ave. Sanford, PL 32771 Kimberly Ayn Riggins 812 Maraval Ct. Longwood, PL 32750 Charles Douglas Robinson 315 Dogwood Ln. Belmont. MC 28012 David Lee Robinson 115 Oak Lane Liberty. SC 29657 Douglas Ray Robinson P.O. Box 776 Mildebran. MC 28637 Jill Elaine Robinson 103 Braemar Dr. Hendersonville. MC 28739 Lisa Renee Robinson Route 1 Box 142-B Cherokee, MC 28719 Milisa Anne Robinson P.O. Box 15207 Pensacola, PL 32514-5207 Julia Ann Rodgers 7 Alpine Drive Hendersonville, MC 28739 Sandra Marie Rogers 621 S.W. 28th Avenue Fort Lauderdale, FL 33312 Karen Marie Rolando 22521 Labrusca Mission Viejo, CA 92692 Charles Homer Rose IV 1419 Tomota Court ML Pleasant. SC 29464 Shannon Elizabeth Rose 2431 Ramblewood Ln. Charlotte. MC 28210 Louis Rosen 130 Sunrise Ct, Longwood. PL 32750 Andrea Micole Ross 2225 Huntington Farms Lane Charlotte. MC 28210 Charlie Clay Rowe Jr. Box 162-B Route 1 Henderson, MC 27536 Sara Catherine Ruthven 310 Hibriten Way Lakeland, FL 33803 Martha Ernestine Sanders 220 Grove Circle Brevard, MC 28712 Yoshiko Sato 10-3 Ajikidai 5chome Sakae-cho. Inba-gun Chiba. JAPAM Michael Sebastian Schaefer 1340 M. 65th Way Hollywood. FL 33024 Emily Elizabeth Scheviak 15 Mountainbrook Road Asheville. MC 28805 John Russell Schlenker 2392 High Forest Ct. Duluth, QA 30136 Daniel Scott Schneider 949 West 6th Street Erie, PA 16507 Christopher Van Schryver 1150 Gulfshore Boulevard Maples, FL 33940 James D. Schulthess Jr. 605 Parkview Ln, Maples, FL 33940 Fred McLendon Scott 532 South Hill Street Griffin, QA 30223 Peter James Scuderi 4912 Sarazen Dr. Hollywood, FL 33021 Mark Randall Selkirk 5315 Oakland Blvd. ME Roanoke, VA 24019 Sara Miller Sellers 264 Westbrook Dr. Boone. MC 28607 Sharon Ann Sentz 9708 SW 135 St. Miami. FL 33176 Brian Alan Sewell 409 Ashford Drive Brandon, FL 3351 1 Linda Mae Shaw 6 Blueberry Drive Asheville, MC 28804 Charles Franklin Sherrill 3801 W. Allen Raleigh, MC 27603 Kenichi Shimizu 121-21, Hakoda Kumagaya-Shi Saitama-Ken. Japan Markus Siebmann Dorfstrasse 23 2381 Idstedt, West Germany Bari Michelle Siegall 51 S.W. 34th Avenue Deerfleld Beach. FL 33442 Michele Denise Simpson P.O. Box 3037 Hendersonville. MC 28793 Michael Alan Smith 121-D Manor Ridge Apts. Asheville, MC 28804 Steven Kenneth Smith 726 Galsworthy Ave. Orlando, FL 32809 Sylvia Lalita Smith P.O. Box 1062 Brevard, MC 28712 Yong Chun Song 2001 Albert Road Carrollton, TX 75007 Lynn Marie Soprano 2545 Dawn Circle Maples, FL 33940 Darren Timothy Sowell Route 2. Box 454-B Heath Springs. SC 28712 Eileen Marie Spaulding 1122 George Anderson St. Ormond Beach, FL 32074 Robert Bryan Sprouse 129 Lake Sega Circle Brevard, MC 28712 Bethany Anne Stanley 4101 Balsam Dr. Raleith. MC 27612 Victor Charles Stanley 210 Sylvan Heights Drive Sylvania, GA 30467 Erik Michael Steele 2804 Mintwood Court Woodbridge. VA 22192 Alan Francis Stillman 732 Colonial Dr. Collinsville. VA 24078 Dawn Felicia Stinchcomb 7205 Clifford Dr. Columbia, SC 29223 Alison Marie Stocks Rt. 1. Box 361 Leesburg, QA 31763 Terri Darlene Stone 20 Tanglewood Mobile Home Park Swannanoa. MC 28778 Scott Richard Stonerield 213 Rosecommon Cary, MC 27511 Christopher Michael Strickland 184 Ridge Trail Chapel Hill. MC 27514 Karen Yvonne Strickland 216 Dodgen Place Mableton, GA 30059 Patricia Ramsey Sullivan 1000 Hardee Rd. Coral Gables, FL 33146 John Peter Summey 172 Pole Miller Road Brevard, MC 28712 Richard Britt Surles, Jr. 237 Lewis Drive Stockbridge, QA 30281 Miho Suzuki 225 Kamiakadakumi Oaza Hanno-shi Saitama, Japan Paula Helen Swartz 5090 Vernon Spring Dr. Dunwoody. QA 30338 Robert Miller Sydnor, Jr. 551 ML Hermon Road Ashland. VA 23005 Shannon Lenoir Talton 426 Fernando Street Durham, MC 27793 Yukiko Tamai 24-24 Miyamae 4chome Suginami-ku Tokyo, Japan 190 Directory _ ■BB Rebecca Leigh Tapper C-78-C Hudson. MC 28638 Lisa Michelle Taylor 142 Esther Drive Cocoa Beach. FL 32931 Michael Andrew Taylor 37 Pinewood PI. Asheville. MC 28806 Wendy Taylor 17127 Thunder Road Jupiter. FL 33458 Michael Wayne Teague 215 Eastwood Park Lenoir, MC 28645 Timothy Louis Theuer 1 Pine Knoll Drive Lake Wylie, SC 29710 Ronald L. Thigpin 1175 Spruce Lane Elgin. IL 60120 Lori Anne Thomas Rt. 1. Box 139-A Morse Shoe. MC 28742 Grant Andrew Thompson 308 Lower Christ Sch Rd. Fletcher. MC 28732 Julie Marie Thompson 8037 Midnight Pass Road Sarasota, FL 34242 JefFery Mark Tucker Route 4 Box 195 Marshville, MC 28103 James Carlisle Turner 507 Alexander Ave. Morgantown. MC 28655 Timothy Malstead Van Beke 8200 Ainsworth Drive Knoxville. TM 37909 Ann Elizabeth Van Kampen 928 Toxaway Court Hendersonville, MC 28739 Diana Dawn Van Valkenburgh 909 Lovell Dr. Virginia Beach. VA 23454 Paula June Vasoll 4436 Darventry Court Charlotte. MC 28226 Chad D. Veen 18 Knob Creek Road Pisgah Forest. MC 28768 Diana Maria Vuoso 830 Pine Court Maples. FL 33940 Tammi Matasha Walden 4013 Wexford Drive Greensboro. MC 27406 William Jerome Walkowiak 1701 Westbrook Circle Gastonia. MC 28052 Elizabeth Adele Wall Route 1, Box 529 Pisgah Forest. MC 28768 Warren Anderson Wall. Jr. Rt. 1. Box 152B Morrisville, MC 27560 John Thaddeus Walthall 7605 Fleming Hills Drive Huntsville. AL 35802 Heather Anne Ward 1438 W. Broome St. Lantana, FL 33462 Joseph Evan Watson Box 421 Main Street Rosman, MC 28772 Paul Eric Weatherford 488 Anderson Drive Darlington, SC 29532 Leslie Carole Webb P.O. Box 775 Stanley. MC 28164 James Mark Weekley 102 Oak Trail Belmont, MC 28012 Craig William Weir 499 Kensington Drive Rochester Hills. Ml 48063 Meredith Courtenay Welch 1728 Winthrop Ave. Charlotte, MC 28203 Kerry Alaine Wells 324 Peterson Rd. Knoxville. TM 37922 Samantha Jane Wesley P.O. Box 1421 6 East View Dr. Brevard, MC 28712 Brian Charles Westrater 5004 Madison Court Charlottesville, VA 22901 Christine Sue Whilden 9816 Scott Mill Rd. Jacksonville, FL 32217 Elizabeth Anne Whitaker 5523 Windy Hill Dr. Winston-Salem. MC 27105 Matalie Lynn White 203 Tanglewood Dr. Kannapolis, MC 28081 Kimberly Denise Whitmire Route 3, Box 1 la Brevard. MC 28712 John Thomas Wildrick 4428 Ridgegate Drive Duluth. GA 30136 William Grigsby Wilkie 1049 West Conway Drive Atlanta, GA 30327 Kevin James Willard 1509 Primrose Ln. Cary. MC 27511 Heidi Denise Williams 102 Foxwood Drive Hendersonville, MC 28739 Jessica Louise Williams 135 Blackmoore Rd. Greensboro, MC 27406 Kelly O ' Brien Williams 13218 Indian Creek Houston, TX 77079 Lee-Anne Williams 946 Montgomery Avenue Albemarle, MC 28001 Theo Reginal Williams, Jr. Rt. 2, Box 331 Edgefield, SC 29824 Katherine Ann Wodtke P.O. Box 6473 Vero Beach, FL 32961 Dean Michael Wood 57 Dillingham Road Brevard, MC 28712 Wendy Gail Wood 2112 Cypress Bend Drive S APT 802 Pompano Beach, FL 33069 Denyce Elaine Woodfin 5850 Cypress Gardens Blvd. Apt. 106 Winter Haven. FL 33880 April Michele Woods 41 Mariveles Rd. Eatontown. MJ 7724 Gary Ray Woods. Jr. 2009 10th Street Lane MW Hickory, MC 28601 Michelle Lee Wright 1891 W. 72nd St. Miami, FL 33014 Robert Michael Wright 1891 W. 72 St. Miami, FL 33014 John Derick Wynn Route 1 Box 150 Princeton, MJ 08540 Warren Burr Yardley 5 Seneca Road Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33308 Carey Franklin York 419 Belwood Dr. Belmont. MC 28012 Graydon Paul Young 913 Brushwood Kannapolis. MC 28081 Keith Michael Young 968 Blackwood Street Altamonte Springs, FL 32701 Directory 191 W ' brevard college Ept gub srw ir Brevard Paparazzi p e lS IK jTJ P l v fl l B L _ D S m . ■L ' Mfl Ifc J Left. Cybill Shepherd was made a comeback with T.V. ' s wine cooler singer bruce willis in the hilarious comedy Moonlighting. Above: The number one show on Nielsen s is definitely number one at Brevard. The Cosby Show keeps us in stitches. 194 Epilogue nbove: What does Brevard watch on Thursday nights? What Else but Family Ties starring that adorable little guy. Michael I). Fox. Right: Tom Cruise was the main box office attraction Ihis year, and Top Gun was definitely one of the top money rnakers. ■ Epilogue 195 •«?v Left: The city of Mew York gave the STATUE Of LIBERTY a big 1986 bash — a Fourth of July festival of song, celebri- ties and fireworks honoring the great lady s first 100 years. Below: A DROUGHT spread throughout the South- east during 1986. It was the worst dry spell on record. Even after some rain, many farmers in the Carolinas, Georgia. Tennessee, and Virginia were on the brink of ruin. Below left: The question in everyone s mind at the beginning of 1987 was. what exactly happened in the IRANIAN ARMS DEAL, and what role did OLIVER NORTH play in this controversy? Below: After 20 years of ruling without serious challenge, Phillipine president Ferdi- nand E. MARCOS was forced from office amid charges of corruption and scandal. The new president, Corazon AQUINO, was faced with political and economic turmoil. 196 Epilogue Above left: The president signed into law in October the broadest TAX OVERHAUL in a gen- eration. Rep. Dan Rostenkowski, an Illinois Democrat, headed the House tax overhaul del- egation and Sen. Bob Packwood, an Oregon Republican, headed the delegation from the Senate. Above: Britain s PRINCE ANDREW mar- ried red-haired English commoner SARAH FER- GUSON in July at Westminster Abbey in a spec- tacle that mustered the pomp and glory of Britain s 920-year-old monarchy. Andrew is the queen s second son and fourth in line to the throne. Left: President Ronald Reagan and Sovi- et leader Mikhail Gorbachev met in Reykjavik, ICELAND, for a two-day SUMMIT in October to discuss arms control. The two leaders reached an impasse on testing of the U.S. Star Wars weaponry. Epilogue 197 Like King ' s Creek! Brevard col- lege students are briefly passing through Brevard on their way to broader horizons. After leaving Bre- vard, many students go on to high- ly respected four-year universities. Upon graduation from college, stu- dents are forced to succeed in the real world. Because the student body at Brevard College is fairly small, students have greater op- portunities. They are able to work closely with their instructors, and are able to take on more responsi- bilities in extracurricular activities. Most students would not normally have that opportunity at a four-year college or university. Although the time in which a student passes through Brevard is relatively short, the knowledge and experience that one gains at Brevard will last a life- time. « 3 M t 2y The Pertelote wishes to acknowledge the lowing: Cover Art: Catherine Shearin, t ' hoto Contributors: Jock LautCrer, Scott Stonefield, David Robinson, Sydney Best, Susan Hall, Su san Hasslf. Tim nelson, Eric Klingensmith, Ed Davis, Olan Mills Photography. Ad Sales Con- tributors: Laura Hannah, Missy Robinson, Eli a befh Oliver, Betty Orrell, David Robinson; Copy Contributors: Missy Robinson, Elizabeth Oliver, Jostens Consultant: Jerry Oay, and Randy Jackson (or three years of service. i SP i brevard college Autbytapk I PASSING THROUGH brevard college 1987 SH1 • . i «fr