Catawba College - Sayakini / Swastika Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 288 of the 1976 volume:

REF1 TAKEN FROM IHIb kuuwi W-fMP JJ9!1A JWI!MW WAR ' S : , ' ■ ' •■ ' ' -I ' .v- ' ' ■ ' ■•. ' . v. ini STAis- is- tAe- SauaAini. St is-jour oooA- fiAed utitA- azferiences of tAe- scAoo ear. We ' re a A w tart, of ataud a GoAepe — some- more ■uv diftA- tAan otAers-. ffet iv are- aJ feofde- antA- dossomina ' ideas- of uiAat- is- to- come-. We- a i (Aav fi t some- sort- of ad eae- sfirit- anajfes- — tAe codeae utay. of if-. Jfioodsy striAe- us- ait ana- tnat ' s Avar wa Aofe tAe- SauaAini un A re ate- to- jfoti . GSe ny joyful, sad, Aarmonioas- utitA- aur friemw, and eoen AmeAy. in a, crotoded room-. JliauAe- ou- uid seejaurseA or an- imay-e ofyou- some-f ace- in t u annua . mm 75-76 Barb Ulmer Sharrie Haines Co-Editor Mo Blankenship, Cover Design m m .- • - W MBffl ATAWBA COLLEGE LIBRARY Salisbury, North Carollrd 28144 CATAWBA COLLEGE JL SALISBURY- ROWAN Heritage for Tomorrow ■ viL vJ I 7 f O % - ■ : -;.r ■ .- ,-:- F 63 MAXWELL CHAMBERS! HOUSE .■■ii ••• ■ A good example of the larger homes built about 1820. Now used by the Rowan Museum. Located V2 block south. AHOMIVU AMO KICK WAY OSMKTMIUM m. ■di- ... jV : ;. ' ■ ' • ;, - v Qjec laztlofi Qjevkcatlojv WecAcatlofi iwpmmagR wwy7xm?9(7r sixtTyTxm tt You have seen Catawba College through many eyes — from that of fac- ulty child, to student, to teacher. Many changes have occurred and you have been a part of those changes. Always inter- ested in seeing students work to the height of their abilities, you have en- couraged and given time to them willingly and un- selfishly. All of these and many more are the reasons we have dedi- cated our 1975-1976 yearbook to you, Mrs. Martha Kirkland West. HALFWAY DOWN by A.A. Milne Halfway down the stairs Halfway up the stairs is a stair Where I sit. There isn ' t any Other stair Quite like It. I ' m not at the bottom I ' m not at the top; So this is the stair Where I always Stop. Isn ' t up. And isn ' t down. It isn ' t in the nursery, It isn ' t in the town. And all sorts of funny thoughts Run round my head: It isn ' t really Anywhere! It ' s somewhere else Instead! mmBmam ' s ' . ' ■ ' - ' ■- ' .-. ' mi 10 BraHi H 11 m ■ I Dr. Martin L. Shotzberger President of the College m 9v 5Z §■888 1 ' Iwlflji ' . - A At y L B ■ ■ ' -wfl • HB ■ fe ■e b 12 l r 1 S4 £$£ 10 imi -t | H HHPH K ill Dr. Charles Turney Vice President of Academic Affairs and Dean of the College Mr. William Vick Bost Vice President of Student Affairs 13 Henry C. Bernhardt, Director of Development M.M. Richards, Dean of Admissions and Registrar 14 Mr. William Hall, Dean of Students Mrs. Carolyn Stratton, Sec. to Dean of Students Miss Betty Helms, Head Resident of North Hall Mrs. Martha Stanley, Head Resident of Woodson Hall Mrs. Ruby Butner, Head Resident of Abernathy Hall 15 Mr. David Setzer, Public Relations Mr. Stanley Schoonmaker, Alumni Office Bob Weidner, Jeff Emmons, Leonard Kruea, Linda Wilson Mr. David Sessoms Director of Institutional Studies Financial Aid Officer 16 Business Office — Front Row — Mrs. Shirley Rhinehart, Mrs. Eleanor Ijames. Back Row — Mrs. Winnell Lay, Mr. Cecil Sigmon, Ms. Linda Wooten, Mrs. Delia Cartner, Mrs. Annie Bates Mrs. Arlene Schenk, Faculty Secretary Cathy Clifton, Reinhardt Mary Dearborn, Margaret Armstrong, Frances Adams, Ellie 17 Tom Rose, Miriam Sigler (not shown), Admissions Janet Burnham, Sec. to the Dean of Admissions Zelda Ponder, Assistant to the Dean of Admissions Eleanor Randall, Oneida Lloyd, Barbara Hill Ruby Barringer, Adele Swaim 18 Tom McGibeny, Saga Food Service Hurry on down to Hardee ' s ALONZO Smilin ' Ruth busy at the Snack Bar Library Staff Front Row — Mrs. Wentz, Mrs. Ruby McSwain, Mrs. Evelina Tseng. Back Row — Mrs. Eva Crawford, Mrs. Caldwell, Mrs. Hilda Foreman, Mr. Kenneth Fulford. Mrs. Janice Surratt, Nurse 20 Mrs. Phyllis Byrd, Postmistress Miss Mary Emma Knox, Director of Residence 21 Department of English Dr. Bethany Sinnott, Dr. Aidan Sinnott, Dr. Alfred Post. Dr. Francis Dedmond, Dr. Charles Turney 22 r ' i -n . i fiiiiiiin afefTTTft 1 Department of History Dr. Bruce Griffith, Dr. Gregg Singer, Mr. Kennedy Howard, Mr. Ronald Hall 1 f v 1 1 • iiW 1 1 ' Kte _E ' H H 1 ■i   1 1 « 1 ■ ■ 23 Front Row — Mr. Curtis Montgomery, Dr. William Palmer. Back Row — Dr. Sophie Fischel, Mrs. Martha West, Mrs. Harriett Kessinger Department of Education 24 Department of Physical Education Mr. Roachel Laney, Mr. William Faircloth, Mr. Sam Moir, Mr. Harvey Stratton, Mrs. Dot Peacock 25 Department of Math, Biology and Chemistry Math Department — Dr. Ted Goodman, Mr. William Gibbons, Mr. Jack Keeter Biology and Chemistry Departments — Dr. Jay Buxton, Mr. Bruce Newell, Dr. Wendell Detty, Dr. Michael Baranski, Dr. Daniel Kirk, Mr. Glenn Deal Departments of Astronomy, Geology, and Physics Geology and Physics Departments — Mr. Gail Gibson, Mrs. B. Gibson, Dr. A. Antonakos Department of Psychology Dr. Maynard Rick, Dr. Richard Johnson, Dr. Conrad Cole, Dr. Albert Roberts, Dr. Stephen Dawes, Mrs. Brenda Mcintosh 28 Department of Sociology 29 Department of Music 30 Department of Drama and Speech 7 Front Row — Mr. Hoyt McCachren, Dr. Karl Hales, Dr. Gerald Honaker, Mr. Robert Weidner, Mr. James Parker. Back Row — Mr. James Epperson, Ms. Carol Watson. 31 Department of Commerce r • % l 1 II ■ If A 1 iH iSf ■ - ft ' -- flH Mr. Millard Wilson, Mr. Vick Bost, Mr. Robert Benjamin, Mr. Alvin Carter, Mr. Roy Derting, Dr. S.C. Tseng 32 Department of Foreign Languages — Dr. Johnny Young, Dr. Richard Reitz, Dr. Hans Roemer Departments of Foreign Languages and Art Art Department — Dr. Walter Hood Department of Political Science and Anthropology ill ■ fss« • jfcV t llil Mm- J 4 Dr. Sanford Silverburg Political Science Mr. Peter Cooper Political Science 34 Department of Religion and Philosophy Dr. James King West Dr. Porter Seiwell Dr. Dan Brown Dr. John McClatchey Dr. Donald Selby 36 PENCE 37 WOODSONWOODSONWOODSONWOODSOI House Council: First Row — Peggy Deibert, Susie Stebbins, Cary Harwood, Sylvia Schlutz. Back Row — Freida Williams, Dori Reed, Susan Kincaid, Mrs. Stanley, Nancy Focaracci, Barb Ulmer. Debbie Lynn Ake 79 Bethesda, Md. Carol Heinsohn Bailey ' 77 Charleston, S.C. Jean Elise Bain 76 Greensboro, N.C. Deborah Lynne Bardsley 79 York, Pa. Darlene Marie Barrow 79 Concord, N.C. Barbara Anne Becker 78 Dover, N.J. Debra Louise Bell 79 Greenville, S.C, Susan Ward Berkeley 79 Arlington, Va. Betty Jo Brannon 78 Mooresville, N.C, Stella Louise Burton 79 Harrodsburg, Ky. 38 VOODSONWOODSONWOODSONWOODSON Nancy Carol Cheek 76 Richmond, Va. Debra Ellen Coone ' 77 Mooresville, N.C. Kristin Louise Cowhead ' 7 ' Salisbury, N.C. Carmen S. Crum ' 78 Cardington, Ohio Mary Elizabeth Currie ' 79 Red Springs. N.C Barbara Jeanne Daniel ' 77 Mocksville, N.C. Debbie Ann Deaton ' 77 Claymont, Del. Peggy Anita Deibert ' 76 Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Carolyn H. Dekle ' 76 Myerston, Pa. Cathy Ann Dohrman ' 79 Rah way, NJ. Karen Lynn Easter ' 76 Silver Spring, Md. Nancy Ellen Elias ' 79 Rockville, Md. Nancy G. Focaracci ' 78 Miami, Fla. Alice Mary Freedman ' 79 Damascus, Md. Carol Renee Frey ' 79 Wilmington, Del. Denise Ann Gaggini ' 77 Bridgeton, NJ. Nancy Anne Garver ' 77 China Grove, N.C. Rebecca Lee Grimes ' 79 Chesterton, Md. F. Sharrie Haines ' 76 Silver Springs, Md. Linda L. Hammer ' 76 Freeport, Bahamas Pandora Bane Hammond ' 79 Asheboro, N.C. Rose Marie Harris ' 76 Havre de Grace, Md. Annmarie Hart ' 78 Kensington, Md. Cary Hunter Harwood ' 77 Mercer Island, Wa. Robin Sue Heald ' 78 Mt. Airy, N.C. Suzanne Brooke Heather ' 75 Fenwick, Del. Carole Marie Hetzer ' 78 Richmond, Va. Laura Ellen Hoch ' 77 Bav Shore, N.Y. Rebecca Elise Holmes ' 78 Laurinburg, N.C. Deborah Denise Hooper ' 76 Troutman, N.C. 39 WOODSONWOODSONWOODSONWOODSO: Eleanor Marie Iervolino 79 Tequesta, Fla. Johanna Inman 76 Riverton, N.J. Carol Marie fames 77 Miami, Fla. Ginny Leigh Jochems 79 Concord, N.C. Elizabeth Hart Johnston 79 Statesville, N.C. Gloria LaVon Jones 79 Mocksville, N.C. Pamela Denice Jones 77 Burlington, N.C. Terresa Ann Jones 79 Pennsville, N.J. Kathy Kearney 78 New Castle. Del. Cullen Brooke Kelland 79 Columbia, Md. Susan McCorkle Kincaid 77 Mt. Jackson, Va. Mary Patricia Kitchan 79 Vanice, Fla. Peggy Jean Kivett 77 Statesville, N.C. Marty Kyle 79 Winston-Salem, N.C. Elizabeth Ann Linehan 77 Frederick, Md. Susan Lee Linn 77 Landis, N.C. Lynette Sue McAllister 77 Bridgeton, N.J. Valerie Jean McCaw 79 Wadesboro, N.C. Dorothy Louise McLendon 78 Charlotte, N.C. Lesley Meads 79 Accokeek, Md. Pamela Lynn Milne 79 Lynchburg, Va. Candy Kay Miracle 77 Charlotte, N.C. Jean T. Moran 78 Miami, Fla. Catherine Denise Myers 79 Winston-Salem, N.C. Yvonne Maxine Nelson 78 Troy, N.C. Anne Carol Patterson 76 Kensington, Md. Cynthia Lee Penn 79 Greenville, S.C. Linda W. Phillips 7B West Simsbury, Ct. Jennifer Elizabeth Plumbo 79 St. Simmons Isle, Ga. JoAn Amanda Purdom 79 Winter Park, Fla. t • P 40 WOODSONWOODSONWOODSONWOODSO] Cathy Joline Quackenbush 79 Boca Raton, Fla. Mary Allison Quinn ' 78 High Point, N.C. Adrienne Ann Raville ' 78 Mexico, N.Y. Dori Ellen Reed ' 79 Pennsville, N.J. Sharon Kay Rehbock ' 79 Fairfax, Va. Vivian Lynn Richardson ' 77 Reisterstown, Md. Susan Anne Rinehardt ' 76 High Point. N.C. Donna Evans Samuels ' 77 Lexington, N.C. Betty Seals ' 77 Statesville, N.C. Sylvia Kay Schultz ' 78 Charlotte, N.C. Judith Lee Sepper ' 77 Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Jennifer Anne Simpson ' 77 Swainsboro, Ga. Julie Elizabeth Sirjane ' 79 Nova Scotia, Canada Susan C. Spruill ' 79 Plymouth, N.C. Susan Jean Stebbins ' 77 West Haven, Conn. Claudia Lynne Steever ' 79 Turnersville, N.J. Julie Ann Stevens ' 79 Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Karen Diane Stewart ' 77 Newville, Pa. Cynthia Raye Taylor ' 79 Greenville, S.C. Dorine Joyce Thompson ' 76 Kearny, NJ. Pamela Jane Troutman ' 78 Thiensville, Wisconsin Sarah Elizabeth Tuttle ' 78 Madison, N.C. Barbara Sue Ulmer ' 76 Lancaster, Pa. Cynthia Dawne Wagner ' 78 Winston-Salem, N.C. Deborah Denise Ward ' 77 Durham, N.C. Melissa Ann Warlick ' 78 Statesville, N.C. Fredia Voncelle Williams ' 79 Mocksville, N.C. Barbara Anne Zarkowski ' 77 Medford, N.J. Karen Louise Thornton ' 77 Wheaton, Md. 41 NORTHNORTHNORTHNORTH NORTHNOR1 ■ ■ ■ I IF i House Council — Corby Barnes, Paula Barnhart, Katherine Grimes, Amber Walker, Connie Kirkpatrick, Dana Stafford, Becky Gabriel, Susan Jessup, Cheryl Lockamy, Johnette Davis Suzanne Carol Adams 76 Absecon, NJ. Donna Gail Allred 78 Lexington, N.C. Sharon Ann Applebaum 79 Baltimore, Md. Elizabeth Ann Ballard 76 Winston-Salem, N.C. Colleen Corby Barnes 79 Littlestown, Pa. Paula Elizabeth Barnhardt ' 77 Concord, N.C. Teresa Leigh Beck 76 Thomasville, N.C. Victoria Jane Bowen ' 77 Woodbury Heights, N.J. Janet Lee Bowers 77 Kensington, Md. Emily Ann Boyles 76 Thomasville, N.C. NORTHNORTHNORTHNORTHNORTHNORT Brenda Kay Brasswell ' 78 Lenoir, N.C. Allyson Lotene Brisner ' 79 Wilmington, Del. Suzanne Brown Briscoe 76 Rockville, Md. Lorraine Darling Britt ' 79 Rockville. Md. Deborah fean Buckingham ' 77 Parkton, Md. Ann Louise Clark 76 Rockville, Md. Cynthia Jeanette Cook 78 Winston-Salem, N.C. Nancv Cook 77 Salisbury, N.C. Doris Theresa Davidson 77 Mocksville. N.C. Kathryn Johnette Davis 77 Thomasville, N.C. Sharon Leigh Day 78 Silver Spring, Md. Kathy Ann Daye 77 Concord, N.C. Lanis Jeanne Dubois 78 Rockville. Md. Sara Rebecca Gabriel 76 Mooresville, N.C. Carol Ann Gallik 78 Hamilton, N.Y. Ellen Cheryl Garfinkel 78 Kearny, N.J. Sherry Camille Garner 78 Lexington, N.C. Laurie Ann Getzendanner ' Catonsville, Md. Theresa Dale Gibson 77 Tabor City, N.C. Susan Jane Gingrich 78 Columbus, Ohio Cynthia V. Glasgow 77 Charlotte, N.C. Cynthia Jean Golightly 79 Fairfax, Va. Margaret Katherine Grimes 77 Conover, N.C. Sally Elizabeth Hammond 76 Pittsburgh, Pa. Patricia Ann Hedrick 76 Lexington. N.C. Catherine Hengel ' 78 Plainfield. N.J. Vicki Dale Herrin 77 Mt. Pleasant, N.C. Janet Leigh Hilker 76 Belmont. N.C. Brenda Ray Hill 76 Mooresville, N.C. Bunni LaDonna Hill 76 Lexington, N.C. 43 STORTHNORTHNORTHNORTHNORTHNORT 1 m CSF2 ■ V,- ' ' ■•■■ 1 a Mm wKja ll Eva Denise Hinson ' 79 Charlotte, N.C. Lynda Lee Holmes ' 79 Fayetteville, N.C. Martha Elizabeth Holmes ' 79 Fayetteville, N.C. Deborah Carolyn Horton ' 79 Durham, N.C. Catherine Elizabeth Hyde ' 77 Olney, Md. Susan Kay Jessup 77 Hickory, N.C. Karen Denise Johnson ' 76 Flemington, N.J. Vicki Lee Johnson ' 78 Pilot Mtn., N.C. Pamela Jean Joyce ' 78 Stuart, Va. Ruth Anne Kimball ' 79 Washington Court House, Ohio Connie L. Kirkpatrick ' 77 Birmingham, Ala. Betty-Ann Koszick 79 Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Amy L. Kniskern 77 Shrewsbury, Mass. Susan Elizabeth Kretzer 78 Sunrise, Fla. Nancy Cheryl Lockamy 76 Winston-Salem, N.C. Lindy Magner 79 Silver Spring, Md. Valerie Maxine Martz 76 Shamokin, Pa. Rebecca Ruth Mathewson 78 Greensboro, N.C. Dinah Joy Matlock 76 Tayforsville, N.C. Jackie Belinda McCarn 77 Lexington, N.C. Theresa Kim McGorie 79 Charlotte, N.C. Irene Marie McGuinness 76 Woodbury, N.J. Margaret Dawn McLain 79 Mooresville, N.C. Cynthia Ellen Neugebauer 76 Morris Plains, N.J. Charlotte Anne Newton ' 78 Arnold. Md. Elizabeth Allison Newton 76 Arnold, Md. Barbara Allen Ondrasik 79 Rockville, Md. Karen Elaine Painter 77 Lincolnton, N.C. Luanne Ruth Paz 79 Bridgeport, N.J. Willa Leslie Penninger 77 Mt. Pleasant. N.C. 44 JORTHNORTHNORTHNORTH NORTHNORT Ann Elizabeth Preslar 79 Charlotte, N.C. Pamela Ann Ramseur ' 76 Landis, N.C. Susan Marie Ramsey 76 Lancaster, Pa. Cynthia Sue Reynolds ' 76 Lake Worth, Fla. Ann Elizabeth Rice ' 78 Asheville, N.C. Nancy Lee Rollison ' 79 Rock Hall, Md. Cynthia Dianna Rorie ' 79 Charlotte, N.C. Alison Rebecca Rowe ' 78 Marblehead, Mass. Jennifer G. Savage ' 76 Potomac, Md. Mary Lou Schofield ' 76 Sparta, N.J. Kimberly Ann Shaver ' 76 Harrison, N.Y. Sandra L. Shelley ' 78 Claymont, Del. Janice Ann Shields ' 77 York, Pa. Beverly Paige Shotzberger ' 77 Salisbury, N.C. Mary Onell Sink ' 77 Lexington, N.C. Chervl Lynn Smith 77 Natfi ' eld, Pa. Deborah Ann Smith 77 Trinity, N.C. Dana Leigh Stafford 76 Graham, N.C. Elizabeth Anne Stewart ' Clemmons, N.C. Karen Kaye Stiller 77 Winston-Salem, N.C. Dorothy Elizabeth Straight 77 Virginia Beach, Va. Alyce Scott Thomas 79 Rockville, Md. Ouida D. Thomas 76 Winston-Salem, N.C. Ellen Kay Toomey 79 York, Pa. Karen L. Vanlierop 78 Cheshire, Conn. Amber Sue Walker 77 Yadkinville, N.C. Lisa Maude Walls 79 Pfafftown, N.C. Barbara Jean Ward 77 Greensboro, N.C. Donna Elizabeth Wear 76 Winston-Salem, N.C. Rosanne Laurette Webster 76 Darlington, S.C. 45 ORTHNORTHNORTHNORTHNORTHNORT] Jan H. White 77 Fayetteville, N.C. Sara Spencer Whitney 77 Lancaster, Pa. Lisa Ann Wilkens 77 Pittsford. N.Y. Ann M. Wilkins 76 Harrisonburg, Va. Mary Carol Williams 76 Greensboro, N.C. Rebecca Sue Williams 79 Lancaster, Pa. Susan Colton Winfield 79 Wilmington, Del. Patty Anne Wood 79 Virginia Beach, Va. Clara Edwina Wvatt 79 Sparta, N.C. Shirley Ann Wyatt 77 Sparta. N.C. 46 ARTMANZARTMANZARTMANZARTMANZl House Council: Arlene Currie, Terra Bowman, Leigh Ann Wulderk. Kim Lecke, Ruth Hurst, Sylvia Guffy. Patti Verble, Bonnie Dement, Melinda Melhorn, Mary Beth Yatsko Karen Rebecca Baker 78 Newark, Del. Donna Faye Barbee 79 Concord, N.C. Nancy Jane Benner 76 Quakertown, Pa. Kendra Anne Biddle 78 Winter Park, Fla. Terra Alice Bowman 77 Hickory, N.C. 47 ZARTMANZARTMANZARTMANZARTMAN Beth Bea Brillhart ' 76 Hanover, Pa. Patricia Jane Cadle 79 Winter Park. Fla. Sheridan Elizabeth Caldwell 77 Annandale, Va. Ann Patterson Coble 78 Concord, N.C. Mary Arlene Currie 78 Red Springs, N.C. Bonnie Sue Dement 76 Potomac. Md. Karen Fellman 78 Media, Pa. Jean Buff Fortenberry 77 Lincolnton, N.C. Kimberly Julia Frank 77 Cherry Hill, N.J. Susanne Mae Garrett 78 York, Pa. Marsha Ruth Greenlee 79 Marion, N.C. Sylvia Ann Guffey 78 Harrisburg, N.C. Helen Marie Hartsell 79 Harrisburg, N.C. Margaret Mary Haskell 78 Convent, N.J. Elizabeth Ann Hinson 78 Concord, N.C. Linda Kathryn Hunt 76 Pennington, N.J. Ruth Maxine Hurst 76 Clemson, S.C. Cynthia Gale Jenkins 79 Concord, N.C. Sandra Beth Judd 76 Orange, Conn. Elaine Marie Kleiser 78 York, Pa. Deborrah Ann Kroeck 76 Bethlehem, Pa. Wendy Dawn Kulp 76 Hatfield, Pa. Leslie Lucy A Large 77 Salisbury, N.C. Kim Denise Locke 79 Huntersville, N.C. Margaret Ann Macpherson 76 Kensington, Md. Nancy Sue Marshall 76 Royal Center, Ind. Melinda Weikert Melhorn 77 York, Pa. Shea Lynette Melton 79 Concord, N.C. Debra Ann Moreland 76 Boiling Springs, Pa. Janet Murphy 76 Greensboro, N.C. 48 r--; . .RTMANZARTMANZARTMANZARTMANZif Karen Michele Pelech 79 Winston-Salem, N.C. Nadine Harrison Pens 77 Valdese, N.C. Ruth A. Rapp ' 78 Shoemakersville, Pa. Vickie C. Royal ' 76 Salisbury, N.C. Cindy Lynn Spickler ' 78 York, Pa. Elizabeth Ann Scalzi ' 76 Deerfield Beach, Fla. Robin L. Tarantino ' 79 Southington. Conn. Julie G. Terry ' 77 Orient, N.Y. Deborah A. Titus 79 Salem, N.J. Jennifer Totten 78 E. Walpole, Mass. Patricia Ann Verble 78 Concord, N.C. Theresa Louise Wallace 75 Denton, S.C. Cherylnn Bernice Williams 79 Baltimore, Md. Susan Kathleen Woodruff 77 Pfafftown. N.C. Leigh Ann Wulderk 77 Bridgeton, N.J. Maribrth Joyce Yatsko 77 Bethlehem, Pa. CATAWBA COLLEGE LIBRARY Salisbury, North Carolina 28144 49 4.BERNATHYABERNATHYABERNATHYABE Dorm Counselors — Tom Tousey. John Overbeck. Head Resident — Mrs. Butner. Peter Nicholas Albanes 77 Bethesda. Md. Thomas Harold Allgood 78 Winston-Salem N.C. Steve Scott Batcheller 78 Greensboro, N.C. John Clyde Bell 76 Winston-Salem, N.C. Michael Paul Bist 77 Miramar, Fla. 50 Sf ATH YAB ERN ATH Y AB ERN ATH Y AB ERN Al Richard Evans Brake 77 Sparta, N.J. Carl Eugene Bryant ' 78 Lenoir, N.C. Harry Forry Buckingham III ' 76 Parkton. Md. Robert Preston Burchard ' 79 McLean, Va. Rickey Glenn Butler ' 76 Charlotte, N.C. Mike Casey ' 78 Virginia Beach, Va. Brian David Cleveland ' 77 Garrett Park, Md. lames P. Creedon ' 78 Woodbury, N.J. James Russel Cyrus ' 79 Atlanta, Ga. Ronald Lee Dagenhardt ' 79 Winston-Salem, N.C. Michael Joseph Darling ' 79 Potomic, Md. William Christopher Derby ' 79 Rockville, Md. Craig Alan Eckert ' 79 Allentown, Pa. Tyson L. Frey ' 77 Spring Grove, Pa. Donald A. Gale 77 Stowe, Vt. James Stuart Gibson ' 79 Bethesda, Md. Michael Tod Good ' 78 Reamstown, Pa. Jerry Lynn Goodman ' 78 Elkin, N.C. Gary Alexander Graves ' 76 Lexington, N.C. Roswell Park Gray IV ' 76 Osford. N.C. Gregory A. Gregoris ' 79 Woodbury, N.J. David Michael Gurley 79 Virginia Beach, Va. Thomas Lee Hamilton 78 Elon College, N.C. Rex Arlin Hardy 79 Siloam, N.C. Jeffery Frick Hartman 79 Lansdale, Pa. Allen K. Hickman 79 Cherry Hill, N.J. Warren Eugene Hobbs 77 Marion, N.C. Clyde Harper Holland 78 Roseboro, N.C. Mark Elton Hollis 76 Chattanooga, Tenn. David Sears Holloway 76 Wilmington, N.C. 51 B ERN ATH Y AB ERN ATH Y AB ERN ATH Y AB EI Clyde Edward Holman 78 Westfield. N.J. Joseph Fraley Holmes 76 Mocksville, N.C. Daniel J. Hopper 77 York Springs, Pa. Ricky Edison Hudson 79 Reidsville, N.C. William Priddy Ingram 78 Greensboro, N.C. Bruce James 78 Miami, Fla. George W. Johnson 77 Winston-Salem, N.C. Harold Randall Johnson 76 Concord, N.C. Jeri Lee Jones 77 York. Pa. Paul Selby Jones 79 Gloucester, N.J. Tommy Bjarne Jynnskog 79 Gavle, Sweden Russ John Kadlac 79 Toms River, N.J. Robert N. Keck, Jr. 76 Nazareth, Pa. Charles Edward Kiser, Jr. 76 Wadesboro, N.C. Alton Andrew Knight 76 Suffolk, Va. Roger S. Koehler 76 Lancaster, Pa. Steven Robert Kuzan 79 Jacksonville, N.C. Norman Douglas Leeds 77 Wilmington, N.C. Edward Perry Lineberger 77 Cary, N.C. Richard Dwight Locklear 78 Pembroke, N.C. Robert William Lodger 79 Haddonfield, N.J. David Francis March 79 Winter Park, Fla. Timothy Gerald Matthews 79 Dobson, N.C. Gene J. McCaffrey 79 Wenonah, N.J. Timothy Sean McDaniel 79 Levittown, Pa. Buzz D. Nichlas 77 Racine, Wisconsin Thomas W. Nielsen 76 Wheaton, Md. John Steven Overbeck 76 Falls Church, Va. William Victor Pearsall 76 Wilmington, N.C. Joseph Cornell Popp 77 Mooresville, N.C. 52 ATHYABERNATHYABERNATHYABERNA7 Robert Taft Porter 76 Boca Raton, Fla. Vestal George Prim, Jr. 76 Cooleemee, N.C. Timothy Quinty 79 Lake Hopatcong, N.J. Michael Brent Riley 79 Lynchburg. Va. William Francis Rowe III 77 Atlanta, Ga. Tim Allen Rupert 79 Pottstown, Pa. George Allen Scheffler 79 Woodbury, N.J. - Michael Anthony Scheip 77 Souderton, Penn. Harriston Baxter Smith 78 Landis, N.C. Jeffery Leon Smith 77 Greenville, S.C. Gary A. Smalley 79 South Plainfield. N.J. Kevin Scott Spittle 79 Mt. Holly, N.C. Emmett James Stallings III 77 Springfield, Va. Richard Jeffreys Sou thgate 79 Mt. Airy, N.C. James Lester Taylor 76 Woodleaf. N.C. Thomas Charles Tousey 76 Winter Park, Fla. Scott Mark Vanderslice 79 Ocean City, N.J. Draig Allen Walker 78 Lakeworth, Fla. Donald William Ward 79 Durham, N.C. Ralph Eugene Wear 79 Salisbury, N.C. Michael Joseph Wescott 79 Moorestown, N.J. Michael Eugene Wilhelm 79 Mooresville, N.C. 53 ALISBURY-ROWANSALISBURY-ROWANSAlt Dorm Counselors: Mike Galy, Ron Adams, Brad Bullock, Steve Kepley, Doug Jones Ronald Harold Adams ' 76 Hillerest Hights, Md. Gerald Franklin Anderson ' 79 W, Hollywood. Fla. Thomas Richard Anderson ' 78 Advance, N.C. Tripp Armistead ' 79 Statesville, N.C. Gary James Armstrong ' 79 Newington, Conn. Odis H. Arp ' 78 Gaston, N.C. John Stanley Arrowood ' 79 Lenoir, N.C. Walter Baker 79 Haddonfield, N.J. Michael Stephen Bauk ' 79 Rockville, Md. Henry Lyle Bieber ' 79 Sharon, Pa. 54 SBURY-RO WANS ALISBURY-RO WANS ALIS Ronald Eugene Blackwelder 78 Mocksville, N.C. Maurice T. Blankenship 77 Pompano Beach, Fla. Jerry Lynn Bolick ' 79 Hudson, N.C. Scott Bookman ' 78 Lancaster, Pa. Jefferson Leo Bowden ' 77 Mocksville, N.C. Edgar Floyd Breese ' 79 Lantana, Fla. Alex Gibson Bryce ' 79 Dennsville, N.J. Norman Charles Chadwick ' 78 Kearny, N.J. Clayton Cummings Cone 79 Winter Park, Fla. Joseph Randall Connell 79 Thomasville, N.C. Daniel William Coulopoulos 79 Bethesda, Md. David Clifton Creech 76 Cheraw, S.C. William R. Crews 79 Albany, Ga. William Wallace Crook 79 Newark, Del. Terence Lee Cunningham 79 Kannapolis, N.C. Scott W. Dillon 7 6 Lebonan, Pa. Bob Walls Durham 79 Laurel, Del. John Robert East 79 High Point, N.C. Edward Rogers Easter 78 Cherry Hill, N.J. Clifton Powell Edwards 77 Winchester, Va. Mark T. Elliott 78 Laurel, Del. Henry Thomas Finley III 79 Charlotte, N.C. Richard Lee Fletcher 78 Miami, Fla. Wayne E. Foster 79 Salem, N.J. James Burr Fraley 78 Statesville, N.C. Michael George Galy 77 Miami, Fla. David Lee Garner 79 Hempstead, N.Y. Kevin M. Garrity 79 University Park, Md. Ethan Allen Gearhart 78 Allentown, Pa. William Frederick Geiler 77 Charlotte, N.C. 55 ALISBURY-ROWANSALISBURY- ROW ANSA lames Craig Gordon 78 Dunwoody, Ga. John Francis Greene 77 North Palm Beach, Fla. Henry John Grieger 78 North Haven, Conn. Clifford Raymon d Hanus 79 Skokie, Illinois Bill E. Hardy 78 Rockville, Md. William Robert Harnden 79 Lake Park, Fla. William Roger Harris 78 Statesville. N.C. Robert Glenn Haynes 78 Winston-Salem, N.C. Vernon Bryant Haynes 77 Winston-Salem. N.C. David Edgar Heckman 77 Hagerstown, Md. David William Heeschen 78 Charlottesville, Va. Mark Allen Hefner 78 Hudson, N.C. Paul Edward Henning, Jr. 76 Bethlehem, Pa. Ronald Perry Hinebaugh 76 Washington, D.C. Steven Jeffery Hoke 79 West Chester, Pa. Steve Kurt Horlebein 7B York, Pa. Kevin Munro Irwin 78 Northfield, N.J. Austin Odell Jetton 79 Mooresville, N.C. Steve Winston Jewell 79 Madison, Ga, Douglas A. Jones 76 Silver Spring, Md. David Jay Jupiter 77 Hallandale, Fla. John W. Kilgo 79 Charlotte, N.C. Raymond Michael Lauer 78 York, Pa. William Mark Leonard 79 Lexington. N.C. John Earle Livingson 77 Toms River, N.J. William Harvey Lutz, Jr. 78 Newton, N.C. Paul Dennis McCann 76 Burlington, N.J. Blaine A. McCauley 79 Wilmington. Del. Patrick Lloyd McCrory 78 Greensboro, N.C. Frank Anthony Mianzo 77 North Haven. Conn. 56 [SBURY-ROWANSALISBURY-ROWANSALIS Dennis Craig Michael ' 79 Mocksville, N.C. David Allen Miles 77 Claymont, Del. Fan-on Edward Mion ' 79 Schenectady, N.Y. Mikel Edward Morgan ' 78 Cherry Hill, N.J. Scott Thomas Mustapick ' 79 Tequesta, Fla. James Holland Neely 7B Statesville, N.C. Paul H. Neill ' 77 Glenside, Pa. Donald Thomas Olson ' 78 Cherry Hill, N.J. Philip Roger Parker ' 79 Cherry Hill, N.J. Craig Robert Parsons 77 Hickory, N.C. Mark Edward Peoples ' 78 Wilmington, Del. Donald C. Phillips ' 77 Winston-Salem, N.C. Mark E. Pierce ' 79 Hewitt, N.J. David Terrell Pittman ' 79 Thomasville, N.C. Ronnie Dean Power ' 79 Atlanta, Ga. Gerald Lee Quay 78 Harrisburg, N.C. Mitchell Edward Quayle 79 Goldsboro, N.C. Stanford Lee Ray 79 Thomasville, N.C. Harry Edwin Riggin 77 Laurel, Del. John Martin Rozier 76 Rockville, Md. Randy Hall Running 79 Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Charles loseph Schmidt 79 Vineland, N.J. William Charles Shivery 78 North East, Md. Michael Shawn Slater 76 Kensington, Md. Douglas Bryan Sperry 78 Hickory, N.C. Paul Theodore Sullivan 79 Williamsport, Md. Phillip Lee Teague 78 Charlotte, N.C. Paul Wirt Teasley 78 Milwaukee, Wis, Hugh Blaine Todd 79 Rocky Mount, N.C. Frank K. Unger III 78 Ocean City, N.J. m pi IALISBURY-ROWANSALISBURY- ROW ANSA Gregory Louis Via ' 79 Clifton Forge, Va. Frank Randall Warren. Jr. ' 76 Williamsville, N.Y. John Palmer Watkins ' 77 Catonsville, Md. Joe Allen Wild ' 78 Vero Beach, Fla. Steve G. Wild 79 Vero Beach. Fla. Raymond J. Wood ' 79 Maple Shade, N.J. John Robert Yocum ' 76 Soudeiton, Pa. ; ' --£ ' OILHOUSEFOILHOUSEFOILHOUSEFOILHO 9HBjf$3 58 OILHOUSEFOILHOUSEFOILHOUSEFOILHO Dorm Counselor Steve Shreve d f m David Patrick Bush ' 79 Salisbury, N.C. Chuck Van Byrd 77 Albemarle, N.C. Steve Darius Carter ' 77 Winston-Salem, N.C. Bartholomew Crawford ' 78 Gastonia, N.C. Eric Kent Harris ' 78 Charlotte, N.C. Forrest Lanier Harris ' 77 Albemarle, N.C. Craig Donnel Lindsay ' 78 Kernersville, N.C. Herman Lee Miles ' 77 Burlington, N.C. (ames Albert Roney ' 76 North East, Md. Stephen Franklin Shreve 76 Moorestown, N.J. Jason Bower Smith 76 York, Pa. Rikki Lee Spencer 78 West Jefferson, N.C. Albert Stork 79 Bayville, N.J. Kim Edward Walker 79 Yadkinville, N.C. Robin Mark Wilson 79 Asheboro. N.C. 59 -MONTCLAREMONTCLAREMONTCLAREMO Dorm Counselor — Mark Coffin n AREMON Paul Aaronson ' 78 Harrisburg, Pa. Douglas E. Allten 77 Farmington, N.H. Joseph N. Bassett jr. ' 79 Yadkinville. N.C. John Thomas Chaplin ' 77 Wilmington. Del. Mark T. Coffin ' 78 Silver Spring, Md. 60 :laremontclaremontclaremontcla Scott Olin Corriher 78 China Grove, N.C. Russell William Duncan 78 Red Springs, N.C. William Henry Duncan 79 Greensboro, N.C. lames Louis Erik 78 Sheffield, Pa. Frederick William Evans 78 Satellite Beach, Fla. Thomas lames Gorman 78 Maxcys, Ga. Donald Edward Gray 76 N. Caldwell, N.J. Gregory Lynn Hall 79 Clifton Forge, Va. Robert Joseph Harrison 78 Salisbury, N.C. William Paul Ijames 76 Mocksville, N.C. Robert John Jones, Jr. 78 Wheaton, Md. Michael Joseph McDonald 76 Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. John Edward Meyers 78 Stratford, N.J. Donald Paul Pickens 78 Woodbury, N.J. John Howard Rapp 76 Shoemakersville, Pa. Chris Lee Smith 77 Clemmons, N.C. Frank William Snider, Jr. Thomasville, N.C. Richard K. Torbert 77 Pittsboro, N.C. Johnny Ray Wagoner 76 Mt, Airy, N.C. Robert A. West 78 Beverly, N.J. Christopher Blake Whitcombe 78 Lincoln University, Pa. Richard McCoy Woods, Jr. 78 Clifton Forge, Va. Clyde Wayne Woodyard 76 Clifton Forge, Va. Benjamin Joseph Yearick 78 Raleigh, N.C. 61 JEKNOTPINEKNOTPINEKNOTPINEKNOTPE Dorm Counselor Michael Cohen | ;ui Russell David Arnone 77 Shrewsbury, N.J. lames Madison Barco ' 77 Asheville, N.C. James Norris Baum ' 77 Charleston, S.C. 3enjamin Raymond Case ' 76 Washington, D.C. Fred John Cassi ' 78 Williamstown. N.J. 62 INEKNOTPINEKNOTPINEKNOTPINEKNOTF Steve Eric Coffey ' 76 Easton, Pa. Michael Allen Cohen 76 Havre de Grace, Md. Barry Thomas Cummings ' 78 Pennsville, N.J. Jerry Joel DeLiberato ' 77 Springfield. N.J. Lawrence Earl Dent ' 77 Silver Spring, Md. John W. Eggleston ' 77 Mt. Airy, N.C. Lewis N. Fader ' 77 Newark, Del. lared Robert Faith ' 78 Mercersburg, Pa. Philip Henry Fung ' 78 Kingston, Jamacia Robert Earl Glassick ' 78 Emigsville, Pa. Vance Hale Jones ' 78 Pennsville, N.J. Martin Allen Keyser 78 Mercersburg, Pa. Rabb Daniel Leonard 76 Lexington, N.C. Robert G. Matkovich 78 Tequesta, Fla. Michael Shane Orr 79 Greenville, S.C. David John Renkes 77 River Hills, S.C. Jon August Schulte 76 Cheektowaga, N.Y. Michael James Shimos 78 Glendora, N.J. James McSherry Shriver III 78 Westminister. Md. Timothy Wilson Wells 76 Stevenson, Md. Steven Lee White 78 Kensington, Md. Edward Hal Whitt 76 Cheraw, S.C. Richard Clinton Whitt 7i Cheraw, S.C. Spencer Earl Woods 79 Burlington, N.C. ' JNEWTONNEWTONNEWTONNEWTONNEW r ; Dorm Counselor Steve Harkins Brian James Cheney 76 Dover, N.f. Bradley Christian Curry 79 New Albany, Ind. James Parker Dorsett 76 Mt. Airy, N.C. Garry Arnold Fast 77 Charlotte, N.C. Barry Dale Fisher 77 Concord, N.C. Chet Ardis Fogle 78 North, S.C. Marvin Anthony Francis 78 Winston-Salem, N.C. Steven Francis Gerrick 77 Littlestown, Pa. Scott Douglas Gray 76 Pennsauken, N.J. Stephen Parke Harkins 77 Delta. Pa. 64 WR )NNEWTONNEWTONNEWTONNEWTONNE Richard L. Rodgers ' 77 Glen Burnie, Md. Thomas Arthur Smith 76 Jefferson, Md. Wayne Michael Todd, Unc. Purcellville, Va. Steve N. Yount ' 77 Statesville, N.C. NNHOUSEJANNHOUSEJANNHOUSEJANN John Derick Munday ' 77 Mocksville, N.C. Richard Kemp Shields ' 76 Pemberton, NJ. Robert Craig Anderson ' 76 Cinnaminson, N.J. Steven Samuel Binder ' 77 Kearny. NJ. John H. Brewer ' 77 Cherry Hill, N.J. Keith Donald DeVantier 77 Cherry Hill, N.J. Donald Carl Huston, Jr. ' 76 Millville, N.J. 65 DUPLEXDUPLEXDUPLEX DUPLEXDUPLEXD David Brian Abbett 76 Charlotte, N.C. Michael Arthur Atkinson 78 Richmond, Va. William Raymond Beebe 78 Washington, D.C. Michael Stanley Bradley 76 IIP ' Wilmington, Del. m : | Wallace Scott Buskirk 78 ggfeffi i Pennsville, N.J. Martin Derovanesian 76 Opa-Locka, Fla. Jon R. Good 76 Wilmington, Del. Richard Edward Greene 77 Wilkesboro. N.C. Mark Richard Powell 77 Silver Spring. Md. Craig Phillips Quillin 77 Laurel. Del. Dorm Counselor Mark Powell 66 AYSTUDENTSDAYSTUDENTSDAYSTUDEN Gregory Arthur Abbott 76 Wilmington, Del. Walter Mitchell Adams 78 Salisbury, N.C. Lee Ann Allison 76 China Grove, N.C. David Lee Aycoth 76 Salisbury, N.C. Amy Young Barber 76 Mt. Airy, N.C. John Edward Barton 77 Laurel, Del. Sandra C. Beatty 77 Statesville, N.C. Willie M. Beatty 77 Granite Quarry, N.C. Paul Richard Beaver 76 Mocksville. N.C. Pamela Ann Beck 76 Faith, N.C. Brenda Sue Blankenship 77 Statesville, N.C. Stephen Charles Bona 76 Pottstown, Pa. Harry W. Boone 77 Statesville. N.C. Patti Deal Bost 77 China Grove, N.C. Mary Floreid Bostian 76 China Grove, N.C. Christopher Franklin Bowles 78 Rockwell, N.C. |ohn Calvin Bradford 76 Cleveland, N.C. Teresa Waugh Brown 76 Troutman, N.C. Bobby Dale Brawley 76 Statesville, N.C. Jeffrey Allen Brummitt 76 Vienna, Virginia Rhoda Jean Casner 79 Salisbury, N.C. William Thomas Cheatham 78 Statesville, N.C. James Earl Christy, Jr. 77 Kannapolis, N.C. Lee Clement 76 Salisbury, N.C. Douglas Ray Cleveland 79 Spencer, N.C. Rebecca Alexander Clodfelter 77 Mooresville, N.C. Thomas Alan Comer 77 Salisbury, N.C. Harry Christopher Conner III 76 Newport News, Va. Rachel Jane Cook 76 Advance, N.C. Charles Michael Cooper 77 Albermarle, N.C. .I0AYSTUDENTSDAYSTUDENTSDAYSTUDE1H Hoy Calvin Correll ' 79 China Grove. N.C. Kay Ritchie Corriher 76 Salisbury, N.C. Jerome Lee Coyle ' 78 Salisbury, N.C. Janet Lynn Cranford ' 78 Woodleaf, N.C. Terry Wayne Crayton ' 76 Salisbury, N.C. Wanda Jean Cross ' 79 Landis, N.C. Robert Michael Cruse ' 76 Rock Hill, S.C. Robert Allen Degler ' 77 Cinnaminson, N.J. Toni Leigh Denny ' 79 Salisbury, N.C. Frank Depta ' 77 Hubbardsville, N.Y. Steve Randall Disher ' 76 Archdale, N.C. Rita Marie Duar ' 76 San Jose, Coasta Rica Scott Leroy Dunn ' 77 Salisbury, N.C. Alice Faye Dyson ' 76 Mocksville, N.C. Mitchell Ray Eidson ' 79 Salisbury, N.C. Barbara Carol Feely ' 76 Haddon Heights, Md. Gloria Jane Fortson ' 76 Salisbury, N.C. Jackie R. Freeze ' 79 China Grove, N.C. Keith Eugene Funderburk ' 78 Kannapolis, N.C. Jean Partridge George ' 79 Mt. Airy, N.C. William V. Godley ' 76 Ringoes, N.J. Paul Leslie Goodwin ' 79 Clinton, N.C. James C. Greene ' 76 Salisbury, N.C. Mark Wayne Gregory ' 79 Salisbury, N.C. Keith Lamar Grubb ' 78 Linwood, N.C. Barbara Ann Haden ' 76 Salisbury, N.C. Alfred Jennings Hammons ' 76 Kernersville, N.C. D. Su Harrington ' 79 Salisbury, N.C. Stephen Cline Harris ' 77 Salisbury, N.C. Cynthia Jean Hart ' 76 Ocean City, N.J. 68 ■ ■■.:■■-..■:■:. SDAYSTUDENTSDAYSTUDENTSDAYSTUD Karen Ann Haskett 76 Ocean City, N.J. Earlene Moray Hawkins 78 Mooresville, N.C. Carl Michael Haynes 78 Salisbury. N.C. Stephen Wesley Head 79 Cooleemee, N.C. A. Wayne Heflin 76 Salisbury, N.C. Robyn C. Henry 76 Mt. Airy, N.C. John Aldo Hervochon 76 Cherry Hill, N.J. Holly J. Higgins 76 Boca Raton, Fla. Katherine F. Higgins 76 Camden, S.C. James Michael Hillegass 77 Hanover. Pa. Rosemary Lynn Hiott 76 Thomasville, N.C. Jerry Allen Hoke 76 Spring Grove, Pa. Lisa Carol Hoover 78 Salisbury, N.C. Scott Andrew Hutchinson 77 Glenside, Pa. Lynn Hampton Jones 76 Advance, N.C. Terry Lynn Jones 76 Cleveland, N.C. Norman Paul Kaneklides 76 Salisbury, N.C. Victoria Garrett Kaneklides 76 Salisbury, N.C. Ronald Claude Kirk 77 Salisbury, N.C. James Douglas Kluttz 79 Spencer, N.C. Bruce Kolkobeck 76 Westbury, N.J. Charles Michael Kubick 76 Tenafly, N.J. Danny Lambert 76 Mocksville, N.C. Bruce Reid Leonard, Jr. 76 Lexington, N.C. ohn Edgar Lesley 76 Salisbury, N.C. Toni Lannes Loflin 77 Salisbury, N.C. Gary Shannon Long 78 Salisbury, N.C. Martin L. Meyer 79 Salisbury, N.C. Thomas Gene McCain 77 Mocksville, N.C. Mark DeWitt Miller 76 Salisbury, N.C. 69 DAYSTUDENTSDAYSTUDENTSDAYSTUDEN Martin Dwight Miller 76 Salisbury. N.C. Mikell Ellen Miller 77 Rockwell, N.C. James Carroll Moore 79 Harrells. N C. Ramona Rainev Moore 76 Gaffney, S.C. Melvin Kenneth Morgan II, UNC Salisbury, N.C. Pamela Ann Morris 77 Seaford, Del. 77 Charly Joe Musuceci 76 Cherry Hill, N.J. Newt Wilson Newsome 76 Linwood, N.C. Kevin Andrew Newton 76 York, Pa. Roderick Joseph Nichici 76 Harrisburg, Pa. Lawrence Darrell Norris 76 East Spencer, N.C. Beth Floyd Painter 76 Greensboro, N.C. Mack Reitzel Painter 76 Greensboro, N.C. Jerry Lee Parker 78 Rockwell, N.C. Robert Wayne Parker 76 Audobon, N.J. Bathurst D. Peachy 76 Salisbury, N.C. Cathy Gail Peeler 77 Faith, N.C. Trenea Inez Perry 76 Mooresville, N.C. Dawn Anne Pessolano 76 Ocean City, N.J. John H. Peters 77 Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Janice Elaine Pinchuk 76 Boca Raton. Fla. Mary Elizabeth Pozyck 77 Salisbury, N.C. Virginia Ann Rasweiler 76 Pennington, N.J. Patricia Mae Rector 76 Salisbury, N.C. Kathy JoAnn Rice 76 Salisbury, N.C. Paul Leslie Rich 79 Salisbury, N.C. Pamela Louise Ridenhour 76 Rockwell, N.C. Janie Lynn Roberts 79 Landis, N.C. Lisa Z. Schnuit 76 Salisbury, N.C. Jacky Craig Seaford 78 Advance, N.C. 70 DAYSTUDENTSDAYSTUDENTSDAYSTUDE Carolyn Jane Seay 77 Spencer, N.C. Christina Jo Sechler 79 Landis, N.C. Sandra Elaine Shepherd ' 79 Salisbury, N.C. Teresa Carolyn Sink ' 76 Linwood, N.C. Duard Craig Sloop ' 77 Landis, N.C. Myra Sloop ' 76 Salisbury, N.C. Stephen Edwards Smith ' 76 Lancaster, Pa. Stuart Bun-ess Smith ' 77 Salisbury, N.C. Vanessa Ramon Smith ' 79 Mocksville, N.C. William Darrell Sparger ' 79 Spencer, N.C. Simon H. Spicer ' 76 Salisbury, N.C. Linda Sane Stamper ' 77 Statesviile, N.C. John Michael Thompson ' 76 Salisbury, N.C. Martha Carolyn Thompson ' 76 China Grove, N.C. Walter Freddy Townsend ' 76 Newport News, Va. Ronald Dean Vellines ' 77 Salisbury, N.C. Robert Foster Wagner ' 76 Mocksville, N.C. Hector McNeil Watson ' 76 Red Springs, N.C. Phyllis Elaine Weant ' 76 Salisbury, N.C. Jane Lowery Webb ' 77 East Spencer, N.C. Jay Weemhoff ' 76 New London, N.C. Constance R. Wellman ' 77 Statesviile, N.C. Bonnie Whitener ' 78 Salisbury, N.C. James Mathews Williams ' 76 Salisbury, N.C. Sandra D. Williams 76 Harold Milso Wilson 76 Statesviile, N.C. Diane W. Yeomans 76 Cherry Hill, N.J. James Kenneth Yow 76 Kannapolis, N.C. 72 Wffll For every Catawba student there is a time: a time to sit for long, lonely hours studying diligently, a time to sneak quietly down a hallway — making good your escape after hours, but most of all — a time to say, Thank God the weekend is here! Skip Huston Catawba has a feeling of closeness — at times, it seems too close with everybody talking. Yet, I ' ve enjoyed it and feel I ' ve learned a lot about ' myself and grown up a great deal. I ' m ready now to get out there in the world (not just because of being at Catawba — just ready to finish school) Dana Stafford What is college? Most important of all, college is a chance to be yourself and to give of yourself while getting so much in return. Joe Holmes I ' ll never forget my four years at Catawba College. The many good tiroes I have had here could not be Tep laced, Phyllis Elaine Weant College is like a wringer washer. It feels so good to get through it. Martha Thompson I will always cherish the friends thai I met during my four years on this campus. They are the i mportaut part of my college years. Pam Beck If the essence of living is learning; then Catawba shall live forever. Janet Hilker Catawba has taught me alot. That ' s what it taught me . . . how to spell a lot!!! bUs ' I ' ll always remember the good Christian friends that I have had the pleasure to meet at Catawba. Lawrence Darrell Norris It ' s a nice place to visit for four years, bul not lo live forever — Jennifer Savage The small community called Catawba sits alone high in standards, liberal in idealol- ogy, and first in love for the fellowman. Alton Knight There is a need for more pride in ihe school. And whatever you do, don ' t wail till your last year to take , Math. Jay Weemhon This school is a ripoff!!! Roddy When we arrived here il was said Catawba was like a prostitute, it screwed you and took your money. Well, after four years of the ins and outs, all I can say is it was a good lay. BRC Catawba for me — A lot of laughter, tears, and hard work. It ' s given me more than I ' ll ever be able to repay. CAD Good-bye! It was fun. Rosie The chimes of the chapel fill Catawba with music. anonymous It ' s over and I ' m glad, but I wouldn ' t have missed it for the world. anonymous These four years have been ones in which education would have to rank second to the friends I have made and hopefully to my progress toward maturity. Mark E. Hollis gf n.ARFMONT HAI.I. Chip Woody ard, Mac McDonald Mmmwm ' Ann Wilkins, Pam Beck, Karen Johnson Reidie Bostian 74 Katherine Higgins, Simon R.H. Spicer Jon Good . K,-vSn ' r Ei A ■ zrf -si Siudwd SoJjf MJP f!|! ._ ' -i HfflgS! 1; f thHPSr - t . JJ T ! _ 0 [Pie Thrower Hit, Compos tTPr 8 i l 1 i H . - •. ■ J _. ,, -.;,..., - Harry Buckingham Joe Holmes 75 Jeff Vail, Harold Wilson Roger Koehler Tricia Brown, Susie Hollcroft, Tona Alexander Dinah Matlock Nancy Benner 76 .■: . : i a . ■ w s ys S C . ' 1 ■ y Jimmy Dorsett Cindy Reynolds, Cheryl Lockamy MANNY MAROO V Janice Pinchuk Carol Williams Sue Adams Wendy Kulp • -.. , ■ -■ ' : ' f ' M Sally Hammond and Benny Johanna Inman, Karen Easter, Susan Rinehardt BO Becky Gabriel, fay Weimhoff Donna Hill, Pam Ramseur, Betsy Ballard Danny Leonard, Ben Case 81 c Tom Nielson Jane Fortsen Mike Harding, Vince Hadock, John Rosier, Ralph Focaracci, Ron Adams Nancy Marshall 82 Jennifer Savage Dori Thompson Charly Musumeci 83 John Rapp Mike Bradley, Irene McGuinness %1 Bobby Brawley Lisa Scalzi 84 r- ■ Chris and Rita Conner Theresa Beck Mary Lou Schofield Jim Greene Bh ml i w IM if li ' AT l i_ w SF f ' jSfi H iii fSiJ ; Ik5 John Overbeck Holly Higgins Jim Roney ' , ; rf ' -v ' 1 i vi •■...■ w- rfj : 4 ' .♦• ' • :, ' • ; m Jk m. Mia, Vick Pearsall Meg MacPherson Rose Harris, Sharrie Haines Ginny Weider Dave Abbett Anne Patterson, Peggy Deibert Bill and Lisa Schnuit l i U A I 89 Brenda Hill Scott Dillon Barb Ulmer Jon Schulte, Jim Baum, Al Tyson Ricky Whitt, Eddie Whitt Jjn J-j-Ma — III ■! afflH HOT ■MWU !S BPJ| WilMW—i — — W 90 Btm mmmmim Odis Ijames 5£ I Rick Butler, James Taylor ACT IV 92 ITIES 93 Fond Memories of Broadway were still present on May Day, 1975, in spite of the rainy weather which forced the activities to take place in the gym. The freshness and beauty of the Queen and her Court brought us sunshine as the girls, their fa- thers, and escorts paraded. The highlight of the festivities was the crowing of the Queen, Nancy Cheek. Entertainment in the form of dance and gymnastics was performed to the tunes of Broadway. Our traditional Maypole dance concluded the presentation. Nancy Cheek, May Queen 94 l X I 1 1 Karen Haskett, Maid of Honor Dinah Matlock, Junior Class Representative Tori Bowen, Sophomore Class Representative l m m 4 i T Marissa Lynch, Freshman Class Representative Peggy Kivett, Sophomore Class Representative 3 =P3_1 . J -— FlJHHT ME. 3 i ' OM girl ' KATE is ' ,.. ' 51 GREASE • I Nancy Travis, Senior Class Representative 96 Robyn Henry, Junior Class Representative , v ■ - ' j M ' ■• ' ■ ' •  l . Amy Barber, Junior Class Representative Karen Zollman So phomore Class Representative 97 ofTzcawtm X9 Dinah Matlock, Homecoming Queen Homecoming 1975 was a festive occasion de- spite our loss to Presbyterian College. The crowd looked on as Homecoming Queens from the past fifty years were led onto the field to celebrate our golden anniversary in Salisbury. The crowning of our Homecoming Queen, Dinah Matlock from Taylorsville, North Carolina, spotlighted the afternoon ' s events. . 98 i 1 Linda Hunt, Sonny Yow, 1st 2nd Abernathy Kay Corriher, Scott Corriher, Day Students Cary Harwood, Doug Jones, A Section Past Queens reunite for fifty year celebration Peggy Kivett, Brad Bullock, D Section 100 Sylvia Guffey, Steve Shreve, Foil House This is a Homecoming Float?!?! Jodie Huntley, Bob Anderson, Newton Hall Jann House 102 SGA ffi Benjamin R. Case, President The Student Government Association provides many services to the student. Issues concern- ing the students are debated in the Senate, the student body is kept informed through the Pioneer, the Sayakini refreshes our memories, the Bad Apple provides an outlet for students with literary talent, and entertainment is ar- ranged by the CUB. These organizations, to- gether, work for the benefit of the students and the college. Their success depends on the stu- dents. President of S A Caroly Dekle, Vice-President 104 Susie Stebbins, Treasurer Barb Daniel, Secretary fe Charley Musemeci, Senator 106 Bev Shotzberger, Senator Carol Williams, Women ' s Rep. i, Jon Schulte, Senator Chris Connor, Chief Hearing Officier 107 J Michael Cohen, Sr. Class Pres. Lew Fader, Jr. Class Pres. Charlie Schmidt, Fresh. Class Pres. 108 Bruce Kolkebeck, Day Rep. Becky Gabriel, Senator a-% 7 College Union Board Frank Mianzo — President Any College Campus life needs academic and social aspects in it. Both are very im- portant and work together to give students a well-rounded education. The CUB has the job of supplying Catawba students with the social part of their educational process. Activities such as films, lectures, dances, coffee houses, concerts, and special events. We try to provide the students with the best possible activities with the money a- vailable. It takes a lot of dedicated, hard working people to provide good programs. All of us in CUB 76 hope that we have provided interesting, enjoyable activities. We had a great time working for you and we thank you for your support and pa- tience. We hope that you will give the fu- ture CUB ' s your support. After all, they will be working for you with your interests at heart. a Kelly Zakis, Nancy Hoover — Secretaries   Jennifer Savage — Ideas and Issues David Miles — Special Activities Spencer Gill — Films no Sally Hammond, Jay Griegor, Pris Weber — Dance-Concert id :::: b J l pinii iiiiiiii ! iiiiiiii nil fin Jiff IIIC3H mum ■inifff ■mini iihiiij Steve Markman — Technical Crew Dan Hopper, Nancy Elias — Publicity in John Rapp — Coffee House mm Dr. Honaker, Sharrie Haines, Barb Ulmer, Mr. Setzer, Ben Case, Joe Holmes. Missing Mrs. Stanback, Kathy Kearny, Dr. Post, Lee Clement, Dave Renkes. Media Board Inter- Club Council Julie Terry, Frank Mianzo, Johnette Davis, Joe Holmes, Dottie McLendon, Charlie Schmidt, Barb Ulmer, Jim Barco, Sharrie Haines, Stuart Smith, Anne Stewart, Ben Case, Carolyn Dekle. 113 Randy Warren, Jim Roney, Chris Conner, Blaine Todd, Mikell Miller, Mike Bist, Nancy Cheek. Missing — John Arrowood, Melinda Melhorn. Hearing Board The student Hearing Board has made tremendous progress in the past year by refining its procedures to better serve the college community. The board hears all cases that per- tain to student violations of college regulations. Hearings are conducted to determine the facts of each case, while giving all parties a fair and equal say. In cases of guilt, the board issues substantive, yet just sanctions. The board serves all Catawba students by protecting their rights as individuals. Chief Hearinq Officer 114 Class Officers Senior Class — Rose Harris, Sec; Jeannie Bain, Tres. Rod Nichici, V.P.; Michael Cohen, Pres. Junior Class — Bill Dovey, V.P.; Jim Barco, Tres.; Lyn McAllister, Sec; Lew Fader, Pres. Sophomore Class — Pam Troutman, Tres.; Dottie McLendon, Pres.; Annemarie Hart, Sec. North Carolina C+ii r p n ( The North Carolina Student Legislature is the most ■ LJ. VJ.OXJ. L e ff ec tive vechile for college students to sharpen their legistative skills. Catawba College has been a con- tinuing asset to this process. Legislature . Ai J Front Row — Melinda Melhorn, Jim Roney. Middle Row — Carolyn Dekle, Charley Musemeci, Pat McCrory. Back Row — Bruce Kolkebeck, Barb Feeley, Jim Barco. 116 VJ h n The P.E. Major ' s Club is an athletic organiza- tion composed of 80 P.E. majors. The club holds meetings during the second week of every month. Throughout the year, the club was represented at several conventions. We have also sponsored several social activities. secretary Major ' s Club h n h h u h h Front Row — Don Gale, Dr. Meyer, Dave Lloyd, Ed Whitt. Middle Row — Alton Knight, Ann Clark, Cindy Neugebarer, Kim Shaver, Amy Kniskern, Doug Jones. Back Row — Carol James, Susie Briscoe, Kathy Brad- shaw, Julie Terry, Kim Frank. n n h h h Beginning in April of 1975, the new officers held the annual Spring Picnic and golf tourna- ment. During the school year the club constructed a sidewalk and steps near the Commerce Build- ing, assisted with three Execu- tive Symposiums, and ushered all of the home football games. The club also held monthly dinner meetings with featured speakers, sponsored an Exam Doughnut Sale, and held a Birthday Golf Tournament . Dr. Shotzberger starred as Santa at the annual Christmas Dinner Banquet held in the Crystal Lounge. Finally, as a gift to the Commerce Dept. by the club, the faculty offices were carpeted wall to wall. In all, it was a busy and fruitful year for all those in the Advertising Club. Muv J. 4mJ JI president Advertising Club Officers and Advisors — Vick Bost, John Overbeck, Mr. Millard Wilson, Mr. Roy Derting, Rod Nichici, Karen Easter, Bob Anderson, Mr. Alvin Carter, Becky Gabriel, Vick Pearsall, (oe Holmes. 118 •••• •••• Accounting Club Front Row — Fred Stiening, Sally Whitney, Linda Stamner, Cynthia Cook, Patty Bost, Sherry Garner, Harold Wilson, S. Gray, Back Row — Thomas Allgood, Joseph Holmes, Taft Porter, Craig Walker, Norman Leeds, Jerome Coyle, Mike Hillard, Dave Jupiter, Jim Creigdon. The Accounting Club brings together students who are interested in accounting and professional accountants living in the vicinity, thus integrating the theoretical approach of a college curricu- lum and professional outlook of the practicing accountant. Dur- ing the past year, we have had a dinner meeting with a speaker, Mr. Fuller, present and a field trip to Fiber Industry. president- ■••••• ■••••• ■■•••• -••••• ••■••• •••••• ••••• ■••••• ■•••• ••••• •■•••• •••••• ••••• ■••••• ■••••• ■•■••• •••••• ■••••• •••••• ■••••• •■•••• •■•••• ■••••• ■••••• ■••••• •••••• ••■••• ■•••• ■•• •• ••••• •••••• ■••••• ■••••• ••••• — •• ••••• ••• •• ■••■•• ■••••• •••••• ••••• •••■•• •••••• ••••• ■•••• — ••• ••••• — ••• •••••• •••••• ■••••• ■••••• ■••••• •••••• ■••••• ■••••• ■■•••• -••••• — ••• ■••••• — ••• ••.«• ••••• ••••• — ••• — ••• ■••••• ■••••• ■••••• •••••• — ••• ■••••• •••••• — ••• -•••• •••••• ■••■•• ••••• ■••••• ••••• ••••• — ••• — ••• ■••••• ■••••• •••«• ■••••• ■••••• — ••• ■••••• -•• •• •••••• ■••••• ■••••• ••••• ■••••• •••••• ••••• •••••• ■•••• •••••• ••••• ••••• ■•••• ••••• •••• ••••• ••••• ••••• ••••• ••••• ... ••••• ••••§ -••I —•2 ■ ••• Women ' s Athletic Association The WAA is the campus organization which provides opportunities for participation in var- ious recreational activities. All women of Catawba are members of this organization. A picnic was held at the beginning of the year to bring the members together. Signs and hostesses were provided for women ' s games. The main event of our year was a student- faculty Softball game. f K£5lDENl 120 Women ' s Government Amber Walker, Melinda Melhorn, Carol Williams The members of the council: Women ' s Rep. Carol Williams, Vice-President — Amber Walker, Sec.-Tres. — Melinda Melhorn, Dorm Pres. Maribeth Yatsko, Dana Stafford, Sue Stebbins, Dorm Counselors Kathyrn Grimes, Dori Thompson, Peggy Deibert, and Bonnie Dement Advisors: Betty Helms, Ruby Butner, and Martha Stanley. Womans Government Association is an organization for the women of Catawba. The coun- cil is made up of a Women ' s Representative, who is also a member of SGA, a vice- president, a secretary-treasurer, all the girls dorm counselors and dorm presidents. Wom- en ' s Government has two meetings a month to plan activities, express grievances and work for the women. This year such activities as: a tea for the Freshmen girls, a float for Home- coming, carnation sale for mothers at Parent ' s Weekend, sponsoring an exam break, sup- porting the Women Athletic games, a Christmas dinner, and our biggest project — a Career Day for Women. The Career Day was January 17, 1976 in the Crystal Lounge. The keynote speaker Mrs. Doris Jones spoke about women ' s role in today ' s world. Thirty-six profes- sional women lead groups and a luncheon was held. Area and local high school girls and Catawba women were guests. Activities planned for the rest of the year include our goal to be an organization for the Women of Catawba. Math Club The Math Club this year held monthly meetings with speakers giving programs related to mathma- tics. Main activities included signs at all home foot- ball games. It was also the only club with a float in the Homecoming parade. Parties were also held for the club ' s members and guests. president Front Row — Pam Lee, Beth Straight, Nancy Marshall, Donna Hill, Blaine McCauley, Back Row — Pam Ramseur, Stuart Smith, Kim Walker, Thomas Smith, Dr. Ted Goodman. 122 Science Club Front Row — Dave Holloway, Valerie Martz, Mark Hollis. Back Row — Craig Parsons, Steve Kepley, Jim Baum, Kevin Newton. The Seymour Science Club is open to all science majors and other students interested in the broad field which science encompasses. Objectives of the club are to enlighten its members in the various areas of science through films, lectures, discussion groups, etc. We were priviledged to have several speakers this year, including Dr. Baranski, present interesting talks. Currently, the club ' s goal is a campus beautification project. Club enrollment is down. I can only urge all science majors to under- stand how important the club is to them, and hope that they all will join in the future, pres ' denf This year the Sea Squirts had a slow start despite their hard work. Practices were held every Mon- __ day and Wednesday evening, with the usual last C QQ minute practices in between. As participants in the Fine Arts Festival held in March, they por- £} • j. trayed their feelings through the music Jonathan OCJUirtS Living Seagull. p re si den + I U M I Sandy Shelley, Katherine Hill, Pam Troutman, Jean Moran, 124 . The psychology club, which is open to all psychology majors, was both an academic and social organization this year. We had a wine and cheese party to promote greater unity among our majors. We participated in SEPA — the South Eastern Psychological Association conference. This year at New Orleans. All in- terested psychology majors were invited to participate. The club had several fund raising activities to help defray the cost of the trip. Psychology Club A president Front Row — Paul Aaronson, Jerry DeLiberato, Denise Niquette. Back Row — Mark Powell, Barbara Ward, Jeff Gatcomb, (Catherine Grimes, Back Row — Ann Newton, Bev Shotzberger, Debbie Moreland. Officers — Cynthia Cook, Cheryl Lockamy, Eric Poplin, Donna Allred, Pastor, Pam Ramseur. The SCA is a voluntary, non- denominational organization of students, staff, and faculty members who strive to promote Christian fellowship. We serve the campus, community, and God through our interactions of love and friendship. Our ac- tivities include; hayrides, sing- alongs, retreats, a live Nativity scene, Religious Perspectives Week, Nazareth ' s Children ' s Home, creative worship servic- es, and money-raising activities for the needy. c tf p res idlervt Student Christian Association SCA Members — Cynthia Cook, Pastor, Cheryl Lockamy, Susan Kretzer, Donna Allred, Susan Jessup, Dr. Singer, Paul Rich, Betsy Ballard, Cathy Hyde, Elaine Kleiser, Marie Haskell, Debbie Ball, Ed Contarino, Eric Poplin, Dr. Buxton, Tom Allgood, Tyson Frey, Rick Southgate, Paul Sullivan, )ohnette Davis, Brenda Hill, Walter Adams, Jerry Hoke, Cindy Reynolds, Janice Shields, Karen Painter, Barbara Becker, Joe Holmes, Lisa Wells, Tera Bowman, Ruth Hurst, Pam Ramseur, Kathy Daye, Jackie McCarn. 126 Committees — Johnette Davis, Tyson Frey, Cathy Hyde, Debbie Ball, Ed Contarino, Dr. Buxton, Jerry Hoke, Dr. Singer, Susan Kretzer, Joe Holmes, Ruth Hurst. tin IV s ! Radio Station W.N.D.N., run and operated by Catawba stu- dents is a service organization for the stu- dents, faculty, and administration, as well as the surrounding area. W.N.D.N. provides pro- grams relating to music, news, and special dramatic, humorous, talk, and lecture pro- grams with the assistance of W.N.D.N. ' s entire listening audience. J)ju ic A UaJ Grerveral Nanaaz.r 128 Dave Renkes Student Education Association The Student Education Association is a unified member of the SNEA (Student National Education As- sociation). SEA ' s purpose is to educate and encourage involvement in such programs as student ' s rights, minority education, human relation workshops, com- munity projects, and educational reforms. Front Row — Wendy Kulp, Susan Kincaid, Tara Bowen, Donna Samuels, Irene McGuiness. Second r ow — Kathy Day, Susan Jessup, Beth Painter, Vicky Kaneklides, Johnette Davis, Myra Sloop, Cindy Neugebauer. Third Row — Mary Lou Schofield, Lyn McAllister, Jodie Huntly, Sharrie Haines, Sue Adams, Sue Ramsey, Jan Miller, Pam Joyce, Dana Stafford, Barb Ulmer, Mrs. West. Back Row — Dr. Fischel, Ellen Garfinkel, Ann Wilkins, Lisa Schnuit, Martha Thompson, Rose Harris, Lisa Scalzi, Nancy Marshall. , 130 Sigma Pi Alpha Front Row — Vickie Royal, Carole Hetzer. Middle Row — {Catherine Grimes, Susan Kretzer, Cheryl Loc- kamy, Dr. Johnny Young. Back Row — Spencer Gill, Janice Shields, Johanna Inman, Nancy Benner, Tommy Jynnskog, Dr. Rietz. The purpose of Sigma Pi Alpha is to learn more about different countries, people, and customs. Meetings and activities have included talks by students who spend time studying abroad, and foreign exchange students, an annual interna- tional banquet and visits to such places as the International Bazaar at UNCC. QloJla n-OUX ' mmuzrYU, ores id en T o z z z z o z o z z o o o zy o z z z z o o •o -o z Phi Epsilon Phi Epsilon is an honor society composed of twenty-two Junior and Senior Class women. This year the membership has voted to rewrite the constitution to include men in the membership beginning next year. At the start of second quarter the club sponsored a used-book sale. This is also planned for upcoming quarters. The members also erected a Christmas tree in the Union this year. Future plans, at this time, include speakers at meetings. Front Row — Amber Walker, Bonnie Dement. Back Row Grimes, Mary Beth Yatzo presiolervf Paula Barnhardt, {Catherine 132 Bad Apple The Bad Apple is Catawba ' s literary magazine and serves as an outlet for its writers, artists, photo- graphers, and poets. It has sponsored poetry readings and an arts and crafts fair. This year, unlike the three smaller magazines of the previous year, the staff con- centrated on producing a longer, more professional is- sue. A l C esiu c ' t o i -hor Z O z o o o z o o o o o z o z z 133 Pioneer For the first time since May, 1971 the Pioneer was published on it ' s regular biweekly schedule. This was no small accomplishment. The staff constantly rushed to beat those forever reoccuring deadlines. The Pioneer presented the news, of course, but it en- deavored to go one step further — to present interest- ing features, criticism both positive and negative), satire, reviews, opinion polls, and cartoons. Al- though many did not concur with all the view-points expressed, most agreed that the benefits of reestab- lishing the Pioneer far outweighed the price paid in hard work, lost sleep, and frayed nerves. To all of those who did their part — you have already been rewarded with the pleasure of knowing that it was a job well done. The editors can do little more than to say that they will be indebted to you. ■ mm Dfe L y4vvY Co- eel i -for Front Row — Nell Sink, Teresa Wallace, Lindy Magner, George Johnson, Janice Shields, Susan Kretzer, Amber Walker, Johnette Davis, Brenda Hill, Valerie Martz, Barb Daniel. Back Row — Dave Miles, Kim Walker, Joe Holmes, Kathy Kearney, Keith Funderburk, Carmen Crum. 134 Joe Holmes, Kathy Kearney — Co-Editors Barb Daniel — Layout editor, Amber Walker — news editor, Nell Sink — feature editor, Dave Miles — sports editor. •••••• ■•••• •••••• ••••• ■••••• •••••• — ••• ■••••• ■••••• ■•• •• ■••••• •••••• ••••«• •■•••• ■•••• •■• ••• •••••• •••••• ■•• •• ■••••• •••••• •••••• •••••• ••••• — ••• ••• ••• ■••••• ■••••• ■••••• •••••• •-••• ••• ••• ■■•••• •••••• •••••• •••••• ••••• •••••• •••••• ■••••• — ••• ■••••• -•••• — ••• ••••• ■•• •• ••••• ••••• •••••• ■••••• ■••••• ■••••• ■••••• ■••••• •••••• ■••••• ■•• ••• ■••••• •••••• — ••• ■••••• •••••• ■••••• ■••••• ■••••• ■••••• ■••••• •••••• --•••• ■••••• •••••• ■••••• ■••••• •••••• •••••• .-•••• •••••• ■••■•• •••••• ••••• ■••«•• ■■• ••• ■•••• ■••■•• ••••• ••••• •••••• ••••• •■•••• •••••• — ••• ••••• ••••• ■••■•• ■••■•• ••••• ••••• ••••• ••••• •••••• -••••• ■■•••• •••••• ••••• -•••• ■•• ••• •••••• ■••••• •••••• •••••• •••••• ■•••• ■••••• •••••• ••••• •• ••• ■•• ••• ■••••• ■•. • -•••• ■•••• ••••• ••••• •••••• ••••• ■•••• ••••• •• •• ••••• ••••• ••••• ••••• Kim Walker, Photographer 137 Sayakini Sharrie Haines Barb Ulmer Co-Editors s .... - - -« i The sole purpose of the Sayakini staff is to produce a yearbook that is appealing to the students and reflects activities of the past year. In order to do this, we have added such features as captions, more candids, and scores which the students indicated they de- sired. Due to financial difficul- ties, color was impossible, but we hope you find this book as a whole an enjoyable collection of memories. CO SLcb toAxl Rose Harris Head Typist 138 Patti Wood Tim Wells Advertisements Laura Hoch Organization Editor Nancy Cheek Art Lisa Wilkens Sports Coordinator Lyn McAlister Identification M. Blankenship Art 140 Steve Batcheller Barb Ulmer Photographers Kim Walker Photographer Donna Samuels Typist Frank Snider Sports Coordinator 141 Class Favorites Top — Tom Tousey, Becky Gabriel; Sr. Class. Susie Stebbins, Lew Fader; Jr. Class. Pam Troutman, Fred Evans; Soph. Class. Cindy Quackenbush, Charlie Schmidt; Fresh. Class. 142 Miss Catawba Becky Gabriel 5 ■ ■ 143 Wko- ' WAo- Who ' s Who for American Colleges and Universities is a national organization, which consists of students significantly involved in student life. They must have an above average academic stand- ing. These students are first selected by both faculty and students, and the final approval is made by the national com- mittee. Cindy Neugebauer Jim Roney t V . i f K 4 A 1 Barb Daniel V • ' k r i • Ben Case Carol Williams Tom Tousey 145 --- I Beth Brillhart Becky Gabrial Ai Charley Musemeci Michael Cohen 146 ■I Joe Holmes 147 Directed by Gerald Honaker CAST Randle McMurphy Chris Peterson Chief Bromden Dan Fish Dale Harding Wayne Heflin Billy Bibbit Dave Renkes Cheswick John Hervochon Fredericks Craig Walker Scanlon Gary Lent Martini Bobby House Sefelt Geoffrey Honaker Col. Matterson Simon Spicer Ruckly Scott Dillon Ellis John Jones Nurse Ratched Lea Batzold Dr. Spivey Chuck Kubick Nurse Nakamura Lori Shaner Nurse Flinn Janice Shields Aide Williams Buzz Nachlas Aide Warren Tom Chaplin Aide Turkle Jeff Emmons Candy Starr Laura Simpson Sandra Pat Rendleman 150 . ■ ' — the Psychedetic 151 LOCK $m YOUR DAUGHTERS Directed by: Jim Epperson CAST STAFF, a constable 1st WATCHMAN 2nd WATCHMAN MR. SQUEEZUM QUILL MRS. SQUEEZUM SOTMORE RAMBLE BRAZENCOURT WENCH POLITIC HILARET CLORIS DABBLE FAITHFUL JUSTICE WORTHY CAPTAIN CONSTANT GENTLEMAN . Charly Musumeci Steve Eidson John Hervochon Reid Leonard Bobby House Kay Lawrence Eduardo Patino Tom Tousey Frank Loomis Ann Coble Ray Myers Mary Lynn Buffy Fortenberry Greg Abbott John Bell Frank Montgomery Michael Good Bobby Nichols -JNJ s I ' M m ! f h «■ ' S- ' % r . eeo dtt : — _ m .ifSfi Ni ; ' ; a light musical comedy . what a love triangle ?!? ■ fe5 THE CAST Lea Batzold Valerie McCaw Sylvia Guffey Charly Musumeci Emily Idol Mitchell E. Quayle Bill Ingram Stanford Lee Ray Karen Zollman MUSICIANS Bob Keck piano and organ John Rapp harmonica and hambone Mike Scheip bass guitar Directed by James Epperson cLpLay o£ americxL in conflict li riiten £ y the. f £6p6 tfcmselves Lib poems, dearies, spee.cAes , nocre.Cs, dcu 4 oo zs, songs ctncC er r ns 154 PP + 155 The Contrast Directed by Hoyt Mccachren CAST LETITIA CHARLOTTE MANLY FRANK, a servant BETTY, a servant MARIA VAN ROUGH MR. VAN ROUGH DOLLY, a servant COL. MANLY JESSAMY JONATHAN DIMPLE VAN DUMPLING JENNY Ginny Patton Cyndi Rorie Paul Rich Sherry Caldwell Janice Shields John Bell Susan Spruill Mike Wilhelm John Jones Ed Patino Garry DeYoung Ann Preslar i - ' ' -.:■■ V w  5I ■J L k V mm . i 4 % • ' 9 ' K V . V A% ' $ t- v i li ii] H ' ri the first American comedy produced by professional American theatre company ■HH BUTTERFLIES ARE FREE 158 W - ' ■ . ' ■ ■-;•■ ' Directed by Chuck Kubick CAST Don Baker Jill Tanner Mrs. Baker Mike Wilhelm Greg Abbott Cindi Wagner Lea Batzold Mike Wilhelm 159 y£ k HHH ■ Carrie Pipperidge Julie Jordan Mrs. Mullin Billy Bigelow Policeman and Friend David Bascombe Nettie Fowler Enoch Snow Jigger Craigin 2nd Policeman Captain Starkeeper, Dr. Sheldon Louise Snow Children Carnival Boy Jr. Enoch Snow, Jr. Principal Directed by Jim Epperson THE CAST Sylvia G uffey Ann Preslar Ann Coble Buffy Fortenberry Paula Barnhardt Greg Abbott Tom Tousey Charly Musumeci Mike Good Meg MacPherson Elaine Kleiser Mitch Quayle Reid Leonard John Rapp Spencer Gill Billy Ingram Kim McCrorie Ann Stewart, Scot McCachren Heather Epperson, Charlotte Corriher Ed Patine Chuck Kubick Joey Popp NETTIE FOWLERS SPA 162 HH HP Choir Urn w I I mi Pi ft ■ ••! ' .■• (not in order) Choir Members — Soprano: Ann Coble, Kay Corriher, Buffy Fortenberry, Elizabeth Hinson, Meg MacPherson, Kim McCrorie, Ginny Patton, Ann Preslar, Vicki Royal, Debbie Titus. Alto: Corby Barnes, Nancy Benner, Brenda Blankenship, Teresa Brown, Nancy Cook, Sue Gingrich, Sylvia Guffey, Linda Hunt, Cathy Hyde, Kathy Kearney, Elaine Kleiser, Becky Matthewson, Beth Painter, Priscilla Weber. Tenor: Jerry Hoke, Bob Keck, John Rapp, Jim Stallings, Mitchell Quayle. Bass: Tyson Frey, Don Gale, Michael Good, Joey Popp, Craig Sloop, Fred Stiening, Tom Tousey. The choir is a dedicated group of forty stu- dents who are interested in performing and promoting choral music. Members must audi- tion and are selected by the director. Meeting three afternoons a week, the choir prepared for the many appearances they were expected to make during the year, including chapel ser- vices, concerts on campus, special programs, and a Spring tour. While the main purpose of these tours was to provide cultural entertain- ment for their audiences, they also served to represent the respected name of Catawba Col- lege wherever they traveled. p resident 164 Band Dr. Lawrence Bond — Director. Band Members: Percussion: Mitch Eidson, Blaine McCauley, Melinda Melhorn, Steve Poe, Tom Tousey, Mike Scheip. Clarinet: Buffy Fortenberry, Vickie Her- rin, Pam Ramseur, Tina Sechler. Sax: Judy Bassinger, Lyn Bolick. Bassoon: Bill Duncan. Flute: Kendra Biddle, Lea Moreton, Janie Roberts. Trumpet: Charlie Bartleson, Mike Good, Ruth Hearst, Austin Jetton, Craig Sloop, Stuart Smith. Trombone: Brenda Blankenship, Lee Hurrey, Jerry Jones, Jim Stallings, Carl Haynes, Paul Sullivan. Baritone: Tom Chaplin, Don Gale. Tuba: Rick Brake, Harry Smith. Horn: Ron Kirk, Allan Turner. «3 _ ,- ! - M[UK 1 v What ' s a Football game without a band? Well, our band started the year by helping to raise en- thusiasm at all the home games by playing a va- riety of cheering songs such as Hail To the Redskins. They also traveled, upon invitation, to the Catawba vs. Lenoir Rhyne game to support our Indians at that annual rivalry. While supporting the football team, the band was preparing for a concert which was held on November 6 in Keppel Auditorium. A concert is usually given each quarter by this organization of about 40 members. Open to all students inter- ested in playing an instrument, they rehearse twice a week. All periods and styles of music are performed by these musicians, from Classical to Modern. There is a smaller group within the band which is known for playing more popular, dance style music. This group is called the Stage Band and meets twice a week. There is also an ensemble for those who enjoy the sounds of Dixieland Jazz. The brass section of the band, known commonly as the Bras s Ensemble, performs as a separate en- tity of the Band. They have performed this year at convocations, the Special 50th Anniversary of the college program, with the choir, and at sev- eral of the churches in the area. president 166 167 H warn Brass Ensemble 1st row — Alan Turner, Craig Sloop, Charlie Bartleson, Ruth Hurst, Lee Hurry, Carl Haynes, Ron Kirk, Don Gale, Dr. Bond. 2nd row — Jeri Jones, Brenda Blankenship, Jim Stallings, Stuart Smith, Rick Brake, Harry Smith. 168 Modern Ensemble •SS.I Front Row — Dr. Bond, Nancy Cook, Meg MacPherson, Sylvia Guffey, Elizabeth Hinson. Middle Row — Linda Hunt, Elaine Kleiser, Buffy Fortenberry, Kay Corriher, Ann Coble, John Rapp. Back Row — Bob Keck, Mitch Quayle, Tyson Frey, Joey Popp, Ron Kirk, Don Gale, Mike Good, Tom Tousey. 169 ■Bilii Forensics Front Row — Janice Shields, Anne Cleveland, Anne Stewart, Paula Barnhardt. Back Row — Joey Popp, Dave Renkes, Steve Eidson, Dr. Hales 170 Salisbury Symphony Albert Chaffoo, Director Mass Symphony-Choir 171 in Blue Masque Blue Masque Members: Lea Batzold, Emily Idol, Ed Patino, Reid Leonard, Charly Musemeci, John Bell, Chuck Kubick, Paula Barnhardt, Alison Rowe, Joey Popp, Anne Cleveland, Billy Ingram, Richard Seagle, Joe Allan, Shea Melton, Mitchell Quayle, Michael Wilhelm, Susan Spruill, Gary de Young, Cindy Wagner, Lee Holmes, Beth Holmes, Val McCow, David Garner, Wendy Murray, Ginny Patton, Nancy Rollinson, Mark Hefner, Michael Good, Spencer Gill, Cyndi Rorri, Theresa Wallace, Ann Presslar, Kim McCrorie, Nancy Elias, Stan Raye, Ginny Jochems, Susan Jessup, Kelly Zakas, Denise Hinson, Paul Sullivan, Kerry Coffin. Advisors: Jim Epperson, Bob Weidner. r 172 173 mp z% 175 BH 176 ' 4 t ' t i Football Cat. Opp. Glassboro St 17 13 Mars Hill 28 31 Newberry 12 20 Emory Henry 24 14 Gardner Webb 13 12 Hon 10 10 Presbyterian 7 28 Wofford 7 24 Guilford 29 36 Lenoir Rhyne 36 S3 Women ' s Tennis Furman 9 Wake Forest 9 High Point 4 5 UNC-G 3 6 Pfeiffer 6 3 Lenoir Rhyne 4 5 High Point 2 Pfeiffer 6 3 Coker 5 4 Coker 6 3 Lenoir Rhyne 6 3 Appalachian 9 Track Cat. Opp. 102 10V4 72 High Point Atlantic Christian 68% Gardner Webb Lenoir Rhyne 63 42 Mars Hill 57 68 Gardner Webb 91 Lenoir RhynB — 74 15 G.W. Invitational 3rd place Carolina ' s Conference 2nd place District 26 4th place Baseball , Cat. Guilford 2 Wake Forest 5 Wuhlenburg 2 2 Old Dominion 3 3 Ind. U.,Pa 1 High Point 7 Johns Hopkins 11 St. U. of N.Y. at Brockport 14 Gardner Webb 2 Atlantic Christian 2 6 Guilford 2 Mars Hill 7 5 Davidson 4 Elon 1 N.C. A T 9 Lenoir Rhyne 2 G.W 3 Pfeiffer 1 Lenoir Rhyne 10 Davidson 2 Pfeiffer 3 High Point 3 Softball Winston-Salem — 2 Appalachian 2 MBthodist 2 Winston-Salem 2 UNC-G 1 Benedict 1 Appalachian Opp. 5 2 3 8 5 3 11 14 3 5 5 4 15 5 Opp. 73 122 84 80 S7 70 65 65 67 45 Basket ball Cat. Campbell 89 Indiana Tech 97 Lenoir Rhyne 70 Guilford 83 Pfeiffer 73 AU. Christian 85 Mara Hill 70 JC Smith 126 Elon , . 88 UNC Ashville 69 Fran. Marion 61 Gardner-Webb 74 Belmont Abbey 71 Atlantic Christian 68 High Point 66 Belmont Abbey 70 Lenoir Rhyne 75 Pembroke 63 Guilford 87 Hon 78 Gardner-Webb 74 Pfeiffer 61 Volleyball Guilford 11-15, ie-14, 16-14 UNC-Charlotte 15-8, 15-11 AAT University 15-2, 15-5 CState 6-15.10-15 UNC-Charlotte 15-2, 3-15, 11-15 Winston-Salem St 15.9, 15-13 Carolina 1-15. 6-15 UNC-G 11-15.6-15 UNC - C 15-11, 15-9 Wingete ]5 . 6 , 15 . 6 High Point 12-15, 16-14, 7.15 Winston-Salem St 16-4, ie-16 Appalachian 15.3, 8 -15. 15-4 UNCG 15-5.15-7 UNC-W 15-10. 0-11. 13-15 Methodist 15-7, 15-3 Atlantic Christian 10-15. 7-15. 14-16 High Point ,.,5, 5 , 15 a ° n 11-15. 10-15 Guilford 10-15, 9-15 NC - st 11-15, 15-10, 6-15 St. Augustine 15.7, 15.5 I I I Soccer Cat. Opp. ACC 5 10 Guilford 2 4 Belmont-Abbey l 7 Pfeiffer 2 5 High Point 2 7 Elon 5 4 Guilford 2 4 UNC-G 5 4 Wrestling Cat. Opp. Davidson 33 12 Lynchburg 40 5 Duke 9 28 WSSU 32 12 A T 12 30 Livingston 33 19 Elon 21 23 Coll, of Charleston 48 9 181 . ■ Baseball - ' . ■ « ' ' . ' : f - ' f e ' • ' ; Ooh, that was a good one! : ' ' ?. Front Row — Pat Witheril, Bob Anderson, Gary Fast, Joe Mooney, Frank Snider, Otis Ijames, Bill Geiler, Kevin Himes, George Johnson, Joe Wild, Don Gale, Carl Bryant, Hempfield, Ron Halterman, Jeff Chisholm, Ted Inscore, CM. Yates. Back Row — Tom McCain, David Grubb, John Jack Meyers, Butch Muriaty, Bill Beebee. 182 Hi, There! Two bats are better than one . . . I thought I ' d join in the fun. A Those damn white shoes ' ll do it to ya everytime. 183 It ' s a HIT! Off for a long, hard climb. I can ' t believe he made it. C ' mon, just try to make it. 185 Men ' s Tennis Front Row — Bruce Charity, Lew Fader, Mike Lauer. Back Row — Danny Leonard, James Herndon, Arthur MooYoung, Jon Schulte. Stroking with ease 186 187 Women ' s Tennis Kathy Henkel, Judy Alten, Carol Bailey, Carol James, Ms. Kitty Sue Jones 188 mi-fir 1 ' Tit • i - • - Mi-Tit 1 1 fTTt -r Boom-Boom goes wild at her sport! Ooh, keep that love. 189 Softball Cathy Bauer makes a hit for Cat. U. 190 Team Members — Ann Clark, Sharon Day, Cindy Neugebauer, Landis Dubois, Kim Shaver, Amy Kniskern, Donna McGuinniss, Cindy Kredji, Susie Briscoe, Jan Bow- ers, Carmen Crum, Biffy Johnson, Cheryl Lockamy OK, whose car this time?!? Anticipation! 191 Track Front Row — Bill Hendrickson, Al Tyson, Eddie Whitt, James Taylor, Jeri Jones. Middle row — Mike Casey, Steve Smith, Bill Marley, Rod Overholt, Rick Butler. Back Row — Bill Faircloth, Ed Kerbaugh, Harry Buckingham, Alton Knight, Paul Weber, Doug Jones 192 Alton Knight displaying his winning long jump 193 m m m 194 ■■■■: IffiWS 195 Front Row — Dave Smith, Coach Stratton, Ted Ashby. Back Row — Richard Brake, Howard Jones, Steve Yount, Bill Burl. How Disgusting!! i ' h, Hittin ' the road. If nothing else works, just hit the ball like this. 197 Football t hiPh- r PE M as? 4? - V 1st Row — Pat Witheril, Tom Sexton, Phil Teague, Dave Creech, Bill Harnden, Mike Casey, Al Simmons, Eddie Whitt, Ron Adams, Tom Anderson, Spencer Woods, Chip Woodyard, Kim Smith, Kevin Garrity, Tim Rupert, Steve Jewell. 2nd Row — Terry Cunningham, Tripp Armistead, Steve Young, Wayne Foster, Rick Brafford, Rod Overholt, Scott Mustapick, Bart Crawford, Buzzy Kuzan, Jimmy Moore, Rickey Whitt, Bill Marley, John Rozier, Ted In- score, Gerald Anderson, David Jupiter, Alex Bryce. 3rd Row — Richard Locklear, Brian Kerr, John Kilge, Mo, Blankenship, Richard Harris, Richard Bogan, Tom Gor- man, Vic Shea, John Wagener, Bob Haynes, Bobby Ribelin, Mark Coffin, Harry Buckingham. 4th Row — Vernon Haynes, Tim Roseman, Don Olson, Roger Harris, Harper Holland, Mike Gurley, Kevin Hemphill, Tommy Smith, Russel Duncan, Ron Power, Ron Johnson, Craig Walker, Vince Haydock, Barry Fergususon, Mark Franklin, Jim Bucher, Shane Orr, Paul Weber, Fred Evans, Chet Fogle. x mm, 198 ' Hw ;. . k r Al — doin ' what comes natural. 199 Quarterback, Witheril preparing for a pass ,. ■-■ft (rf f N v , :■ ' ' ■ Another gadget play, quoth the stands. 200 ISF fA i Sift .v ' « «w ! ily n.? ? While up in the Peanut Gallery 201 1 _J. . . ..-«« .• - tAe ha g?  m mn« K 6 catcA 202 We did it for «r %N- •• «« you, Mom! Touchdown ■. : ' ' c W ' stew I M f- v.. .«4fi«S? They ' ve got me s$ si.j. , ■ ..5, _,%«.«-«. i-i . a «t iSfe . g -v is . ' ' •- • V ' . ; % -■- - j - ■ 4 -. V ,; -:..-yt£ - V -, . ( 4 « L tH| .;, |L-i 1.; I?4i 53f 204 Gee Whiz, Fellas 205 Cheerleaders iti Peggy Kivett, Captain Peggy Kivett, Carol Bailey, Tori Bowen, Elaine Weant, Rhonda Casner, Debbie Deaton, Dinah Matlock, Sara Tuttle, Adrienne Raville, Co-Captain Sharon Rehbock, Wanda Cross Substitutes Dinah Matlock Debbie Deaton Tori Bowen Adrienne Raville, Co-Captain 208 Drill Team Anne Stewart, Candy Miracle — Co-captains They didn ' t tell me it would be like this! 1st Row — Candy Miracle, Karen Painter, Marty Kyle, Brenda Hill, Pat Rector, Marie Hartsell, Sandy Shepherd, Anne Stewart. 2nd Row — Donna Barbee, Shea Melton, Donna Bowen, Don Reid, Kim Locke, Cindy Spickler. 3rd Row — Linda Phillips, Cathy Myers, Joann Maxter, Deborah Buckingham, Pandora Hammond, Cindy Wagner. 209 In salute of the bicentennial 210 Hey Linda, kick a little higher! One more time! 211 Hockey First Row — Margaret Haskell, Irene McGuiness, Lanis Dubois, Debbie Titus, Cindy Neugebauer. 2nd Row — Cindy Golightly, Amy Kniskern, Jan Bowers, Allyson Brinser, Biffy Johnson, Coach Nan Whitley. 3rd Row — Kim Shaver, Pat Cadle, Sue Ramsey, Susie Briscoe, Sharon Day, Julie Surjane, Ann Clark. 212 Shin Splint Season! MtBZffifc : ■-•■ J.-. ■•■.-. ' .VSV - .ftjii .? r. r. If it was a snake it would bite M 214 s o c c e r 1st Row — Philip Fung, Arthur Moo Young, Rick Rodgers, Pete Albanas, Jeff Hartman, Jim Shriver. 2nd Row — Brad Bullock, Ross Kadlac, Bill Dovey, Tom Sexton, Tom Smith, Steve Harkins, Cecil Chiwanga, Blaine McCauley, Mike Lauer, Coach Derting Goalie Pete Albanes saves the day! i, 4 ' t )l; ' , 215 Arthur moving down the field Ouch!!! 216 J 1 A hard earned goal 217 Volleyball Front Row — Kathy Bradshaw, Julie Terry, Gloria Jones, Frieda Williams, Scottie Thomas, Corby Barnes. Back Row — Kathy Hill, Ann Clark, Beth Holmes, Bobbi Ondrasik, Cindy Neugebauer, Lee Holmes J ■. V a  % That ' s the way, uh huh, I like it 218 Kathy Bradshaw spikes for Catawba 219 Basketball Kneeling — Bob Burchaid, Jeff Curry, Jim Baker, Ron Moir. Standing — Tim Jones, Steve Shreve, Herman Miles, Carlton White, Henry Boyd, Tom Dennard, Brad Curry, Eric Harris, Bartholomew Crawford. 220 We ' ve got Leggs 221 $« 222 223 A Run In Such Style 224 m Curry on the warpath 225 p « : Girl ' s Basketball Front Row — Sharon Day, Pat Cadle, Amy Kniskern, Sherry Garner, Kathy Bradshaw, Scotty Thomas, Sally Whitney. Back Row — Mrs. Delores Poe, Suzanne Briscoe, Ann Clark, Bobbie Ondrasik, Beth Holmes, Lee Holmes, Laurie Getzendanner, Sharon Applebaum, Carol Gallik. Wanta ball? rn - 1 — cj,. ■ tflflF  1 : , HM4 . 5 . : jB -fy • • . •• r - --.■ j wS - — — =; ______ H ?— = BR i _ Si-  • ••••• •••■ •••4J 5 1 r H™ r 5 ™ • • • S ' l M . ••• •••• Indians entering an infiltrated home territory. ' I i I. JpM I I I I I I 1 I 1 miiiiii U M I .1 I I I I 1 I II I I I I I I I I I I I I Wrestling 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 M 1 1 1 1 1 1st Row — Bill Stanley, Rob Wilson, James Taylor, Jim Christie, John Brewer, Richard Shields, Scott Mustapick, Keith DeVantier, Mike Morgan, Roger Harris. 2nd Row — Coach Meyer, Ron Dagenhart, Ken Coppola, Jim Cyrus. 230 EHfe: ' : : : : :- - - ,: •■-. - - 231 John Brewer ' s win for Catawba College. Rich Shields going for a take down. ' . ' . j 4£ ' U M c 1 11 J fcnVYi ' i • 5 9 W M V ■■ ■ ■ CM HHBi r ' ' : Struggling for a victory! 233 • I ■ ■ ) :• . K4 76 : -. f INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL The Winners — C Section and Foil House, Front Row — Al Simmons, Rocky Glendenning, Barthomew Craw- ford, Chris Straub. Back Row — Mo Blankenship. Jim Boocher, Kim Smith. 236 237 INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL The Champs 1st row: Mike Shomis, Vance Jones, Fred Cassi. 2nd row: Sam Evans, Scott Presley, Tom Oast, Marty Keyser, Harlen Gudger, Charlie Robinson, Jim Barco, Art Pappas, Jeff Foor. 238 Steve Yount goes out for a pass Halftime entertainment!! 239 ffcl O B TO X • - ■ v 1 Jwf on if sAetcA, rafi e, of Jieaoe i ' i a a ye ldu sJuf, asy-er tAosi tA Inc es uwe een in un and in it are nu Jrienas; — a l oftAem — eo€ y one of-tAenp Smi tf QjicAin on A I £.-= ! V EB 242 243 ' Sometimes jfou Wen, iSometime ' jfoay 244 I Met cv Aa a o 9 ou . . . — (oaro e mi time tihAm eo€rwofie neea to- l € a one . 246 247 to- maAe a cAa i o, jn t tt aouw taAe s oudcpj, uow ' re ti jfoa ujts tAere ' so- mucA j oa Aaae to-jpo- tArou A. — (oat fteihen m ' ' . - - 248 249 ■ iy w 250 K. 252 EXPRESS YOURSELF!!! 253 254 255 And riafe (Aat AtyAamy uv tAo sAy. 256 257 ■j -r: HI m i 259 Gifts Diamonds Sporting Goods Cameras Watches Luggage Stereoes Appliances Discount Prices Brand Jewelers 313 S. Main 636-8506 260 Harmony House Records 115 E. Fisher St. 636-1763 Where Prices are Low and Selection is Best 261 Cat-U Students 127 N. Main Beer, Wine and Brown Bagging Monroe ' s Mantel Seafood, Oysters on V2 Shell Kosher Sandwiches 262 704 E. Innes ' We Do It All for YOU 263 m c H HU. ■ Candle - Lite Lounge Open 7 Days a Week Intimate Atmosphere 636-8504 130 W. Cemetery St. Catawba Students Favorite! Ism ■ is 264 Bucaneer Lounge Bottle Beer 50 Draft 400 Pool Pinball Juke Box Happy Hour Prices 35 Draft 45 Bottles $2.75 All you can drink 265 mm Salisbury Flower Shop Largest Selection of Tropical Plants in Salisbury Specializing in Weddings Cut Flowers Permanent Arrangements Funeral Designs City Wide Delivery Service Mike Warner — Manager 633-5310 •-- 266 Compliments of ROWAN MALL Eckerds Drugs Purcell ' s Roses Tobias Wachovia Bank Trust Co. Winn Dixie Stores, Inc. Kathy ' s Cards Endicot Johnsons Charles Hair Design 267 cWy Stwwe tson ' s liiiai i i Open 7 days a week. Live Entertainment every night. College night every Thursday. 268 269 271 Student Life ■ 272 H feu '  t- — - ■ L 273 r 275 Six of Diamonds! ' 1 , « :| : . lijiy; Ml v TB K?3 5J !y jL te IlHI Vr ' ' i w ift iylHsasi! «4 ( 3 ♦ cEjr 1 -=-UA a KjftVH fflttk r - toi_ ' MB — j. 5 s ?--- C irn - ' - - aft - -- W fo J| ■1 — I fclLfliL ' W Zlfj h jHM ■ J B £ =  = . H ■ rg:M SBWfe : « ss H ■ - h. ■ fc- SS - 3 E55===3 fcw iM. m? ps TX - ,s -wm B£E?S l£ 2 Frederic Storaska 277 David Toma speaks about his life ywJKBt Catawba ' s Music Building Ablaze 279 '  : To The Seniors: t Yes, you are graduating. Leaving a life of studying and friendship to enter the big world . Think back at all the fun that has filled your life during this time. Do you remember such crazy things as — wearing dinks, a pillowcase dance, and the Keg? What about mud sliding, panty raids, dorm parties, the Bean Hall and Jack, and all of the first impressions you had. all the good times, the hard i of how much you ' ve grown. 11 £3 L d to believe. As yoiM S ahead in life, we wish you the very be lways in whatever you do. However, we hope you won ' t take all of yourself away from here. We hope you will leave just a part of yourself behind for others, so that they too can share and grow. This is what makes Catawba College )BER ro good lectures in one month — Toma and Storaska The Reds win the World Series Patty Hearst captured American Balloons Co-editor runs wild Contrast Halloween Parent ' s invade! NOVEMBER Work begins on VVNDN studio Homecoming Weekend Thanksgiving Vacation?? Music Build- ing is gutted by late night fire Second Quarter begins DECEMBER Who Killed J.F.K.? SGA President crushed Butterflies are Free Student Teachers hit city and county schools Christmas, Christmas — A live Nativity Scene, Shotzberger plays Santa, A Christmas Ball JANUARY Pittsburgh takes the Superbowl Deacon ' s closes it ' s doors The Fonze celebrates his second birth- day There ' s Never Anything to do Around Here Week is a success Dismissal Controversy begins RUARY Students visit Israel Spring Break — Surf ' s Up Choir tours Carousel Leap Year Valentine ' s Day Indian Basketball team shows their winning ways The Buck Flu Epidemic strikes at Exam Time Olympics from Austria MARCH Voting for SGA officers and positions Winter Weekend after Spring Break Seniors came down to the Home Stretch Third Quarter begins