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

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1980 volume:

-•£83 A«3fc . i Ji V, 5TKPL£ REFERENCE- NOT TO BE TAKEN FROM THIS ROOM TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY 20 STUDENT LIFE 46 CLASSES 66 SPORTS 130 CLUBS 184 ADS 242 lv as 19SC $ «4riNI VOLUME 51 CATAWBA COLLEGE SALISBURY, NORTH CAROLINA CO-EDITORS: TERI LYNNE FULK JEFFREY D. SCHAEBERLE CATAWBA COLLEGE LIBRARY Salisbury, North Caroline 2S144 ■ j ,,.. nil Id w5 • ' IMilMSM ;% % 4 «r(W • : ' . ' ! ' J ggl T r ji 1 W ' -I 1 • ?4 • ; w ■:-7 ??$.; --•-■ R L-rfJ . Mn m ■ 1 v I, t i J - M fj : ■ ' ■■ ; ' Sv ' p£. 11 ' 1 1 • H r in i ID ' ' ! ' . ! ■■ . 9 ■ ' J ■ 3fcr- g j J 8 . . _ s y?:l 10 11 12 I 13  f -  1 V -• ,. ; 14 L; If S 1 !Ri 1 f 3Hs • A ¥ i ' 1 k S Mi- i ± i i ! 1 ' I r 1 ••• 1 T r J i J if W ' - Iks  15 m 16 DEDICATION Although relatively unknown, Eloise Peeler has dedicated her services to the students in her own special way. In our appreciation . . . We dedicate this, our 1980 Sayakini, to you . . . 18 JEFF, WE LOVE YOU Jj 1 19 .« i ii t-mnnuui MARTIN L. SHOTZBERGER President of Catawba College 22 msw EBBBSi ffi ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS Left column: Hans Roemer, Karl Hales, Henry Bernhardt. Right column: Charles Turney, Albert Carpenter. 23 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF 24 25 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF 26 Ut)t tJ ' 27 ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARIES Delia Cartner, Business Manager ' s Office Catherine Goodnight, President ' s Office Oneida Lloyd, Vice President ' s Office Brenda Mcintosh, Student Affairs Office 28 Eloise Peeler, Receptionist Carolyn Stratton, Dean of Students Office 29 LIBRARY ADMINISTRATION Evelina Tseng r r r [ I I Betty Sell i j Jacquelyn Sims Gregg Kemp 30 HEAD RESIDENTS Sims T WSVv ¥ Laura Smith, Postmistress Jim Hands, Saga Foods Manager 31 FACULTY Mary Jane Ayers — Music Michael Baranski — Biology Daniel Brown — Philosophy 32 FACULTY Tom Bonebrake — Commerce { W r I _J L- J? ., Jt E - aM8r L pi Left: Jay Buxton — Chairman; Biology Above: Albert Chaffoo — Music 33 Francis Dectmond — Co-Chairman; English 34 FACULTY William Gibbons— Math James Gillespie — History i I V I Above: Sophie Fishel — Education Left: Wendell Detty — Chairman; Chemistry iflSfl ' iAWK 35 FACULTY Nancy Goldman — Social Work Ted Goodman — Chairman; Math Above: Bruce Griffith — Chairman; History Right; Roslyn Hall — Physical Education lllfii HOA Sfes j tJfj I . IL. 36 .-, dlcit« ! ,.i«ti« r, n. I ' ? f a Ronald Hall — History David Hanselman — Geology 37 FACULTY Walter Hood — Art Norwood Howard — Music Jack Keeter — Math Dan Kirk— Biology 38 FACULTY Konrad Kressley — Political Science Hoyt McCachren — Chairman; Drama 39 FACULTY Curtis Montgomery — Education Martha Morehead — English 40 ' v i£j y James Parker — Drama Arnold Rieger — Chairman; Commerce Susan Ramsey — Biology 41 FACULTY 42 Bethany Sinnott — English FACULTY Robert Roper — Commerce FACULTY 44 Martha West — Education mM BbBMI ;: ' ! Karen Wood — Education 45 STUDENT LIEF ■•■■■ •■•■■?. I 48 Si. 79 MAY DAY ' CATAWBA COLLEGE LIBRARY Salisbury, North Carolina 28144 49 RON HUDSON j miiff r y- ■ —I— ----- f :,„.■■; ' ,- ' ' - ' DUKE ELLINGTON ORCHESTRA 50 DUKE ELLINGTON ORCHESTRA 51 HALLOWEEN DANCE 52 HALLOWEEN DANCE I Yd w 7 fy Jt Un j 53 54 RUF-LOC PYRAMID ARROGANCE CONCERT 55 J.B. AND Q-ROO 56 57 3 wmr ' J 25L f ' ' r 0 ' 23 7flKpK| ' ' , 58 PANTY RAID sw i p Sr NNnKy, j Jm t lr ' - t$| ;.-P| | |H i J SIHKmS H 1 59 Gene Cotton wEM 60 WITH FULL CIRCLE BAND 61 WHEN CLASSES WERE HELD OUTSIDE 62 79 HOMECOMING 1979 Homecoming Queen Miss Sue Joyce Jeanie Bowman Pine Knot — Duplex ;,: I m Sffl Regina Bynum Day Students Tina Costino Day Students Cathy Fry Senior Class Vanessa Grigdesby SR-D E Section Julie Honeycutt Woodson Marcy Hook North 64 ' m : ' 3 Bonnie Jourdan Senior Class Carmen Marino SR-C-Foil House Barbara Kershner Zartman Lisa Long Abernethy 1 2 Joyce MacDougall North h Rosemary Motley Senior Class Jeffery Pete Abernethy 3 4 Donna Sharpe Day Students Jodi Wild Senior Class Cynthia Wilson SR-A B Section 65 rfi Ci -= ' I ' -;;? ' ■■; SENIOR CAN D IDS Rosemary Motley John Baker Melissa Vinson, Susan Grant 68 Cynthia Hander Davis Cashatt, Brent Miller, Scott Gaines s E N I C OA RN D I D S Jim Bernatzky 69 jfgj ' : ' ■■. ' . Eg Kathy Stockman, Barb Smith, Cathy Buck Mark Fincannon Al Manning, Jodi Wild, Bob Gordon, Ann Eisenhauer n - Terry Howe, Greg Burd, Dave Collins, Jim Brewer 70 fe n Joe Allen Robin Liggon Cuno Engel 71 Sandy Fesperman, Martina Costino Dave and Julie Joslin _ Cinda Walker, Cathy Fry, Bonnie Jourdan 72 Jeffrey Pete Darwin Hollar Kenny Klemick, Chris Faller Ketti Weaver, Mel Burns, Jennifer Keiser 73 SENIOR CANDIDS Phil Brune, Bill Crute, Bob Stevens Karen Everhart Margo Bride Desi Taylor, Madlynn Tschopp, Martine Ponton, Robin Benson, Michelle Perricio, Elaine Harkins, Joyce MacDougall. 74 ■ J SENIOR CANDIDS Felix Drye Dreisa Jordan Leaning: Kathy Dover, Beth Holmes, Donna White. Standing: Melinda Burns, Parker Poole, Jenny Keiser, Mark Fincannon, Ketti Weaver. 75 Andy Fitz 76 Susie Sprinkle and Family. Steve Smingler 77 Vmmm SENIOR ( ■ -■ ■ Lori Grainger Theresa Casstevens 78 CANDIDS Terri Greenard Lynne Scott Kathy Jones 79 SENIOR CANDIDS Right: JoAnne Latham Below: Sam Maphis % ■ r iff .« 3t 5 ■. - ha ..... ages? Vanessa Spittle 80 SENIOR CANDIDS Mark and Nancy Nimmo 81 El ■ ' ■ - ■ I SENIOR CANDIDS Jeff Dunn and Bob Rice 5 JS? ' u ■ if , Chip Cook w% w ■j-rf! .:. — A r-. vrv -nw. - ' -.v.- -3= .— , C i Rosemary Roberson 82 ,.. ••■.:: ' . -r-T Y- ------ .. .,. ,r iT- - Mindy Noblitt s E C A Ad R A s Sue Berkeley and John Yundt 83 SENIOR CANDIDS M Sue Joyce and Tom Priest Patty Hammer Brian Gieseler and Sherry Barrow 84 ■M B WSSr John Buffaloe 85 s E N R C A D I D S Joe Liegh Betsy Carter 86 si i SENIOR CANDIDS Patricia Livengood Rick Fair Anna Kluttz 87 ¥SfgWjaMm s E N I R S President: Jeffrey Pete, Vice-President: Steve Smingler, Secretary: Kathy Jones, Treasurer: Patti Hammer Joe Allen Salisbury. NC Chemistry Ken Austin Salisbury, NC Admin Olfice Mgt Gilbert Banner Charlotte. NC BUAD John Baker Lambertville. NJ Accounting BUAD Sherry Barrow MooresVille, NC Admin. Office Mgt BUAD Jo Beth Bassett Charlotte. NC Social Work Kenneth Batts Farmville. Va Biology Larry Beane Granite Falls, NC Anthropology Greg Benson Big Pine Key. FLA Drama Robin Benson Granite Quarry, NC Elem Education Chris Bentley Ft. Lauderdale, FLA BUAD Susan Berkeley- Arlington, VA BUAD Jim Bernatzky St. James. NY Chemistry Judy Bollinger Salisbury, NC Spanish Deborah Bonebrake Salisbury, NC Marcellus Bonner Accounting BUAO David Bradshaw China Grove, NC James Brewer Greensboro, NC Chemistry 89 fMm ' W3M- Margot Bride Germantown, MD Social Work Tina Brown Cooleemee, NC BUAD Philip Brune Wilmington, Del. BUAD Cathy Buck Audubon, NJ Recreation John Buffaloe Jackson, NC Physical Ed. Greg Burd Bedminster, NJ BUAD Timothy Burdenski Cherry Hill, NJ BUAD Admin. Office Mgt. Melinda Burns Charlotte, NC Drama Kathy Jean Butler York. Pa Psychology Mary Carter Middletown, MD Chemistry Davis Cashatt Randleman. NC General Business Sherry Cassidy Mocksville, NC Elem Education 90 Teresa Casstevens Yadkinville. NC Admin. Office Mgt. Timothy Corriher China Grove, NC Mathematics Martina Costino Alexandria, Va. Political Science Stephen Cotter Vestal, NY BUAD Economics Shawn Dargan Pitman, NJ Elem. Education Kendal Dobler Virginia Beach, Va. BUAD Admin Office Mgt. Phil Drye Albemarle, NC Recreation Jeffrey Dunn Gibbstown. NJ BUAD Tamara Dyson Salisbury. NC Social Work Betty Edwards Salisbury, NC Admin. Office Mgt. 91 What is that anyway? . . . Senior Class? . . . What is that you ' re eating? . . . Saga Snacks . . . Big food fight before Thanksgiving . . . Midnight SGA meeting . . . Late night studying in the library (at least till 8 pm) . . . let ' s hit all the Happy Hours — twice — oh no, I ' ve got a test tomorrow, or was that yesterday . . . Won all of our Parents ' weekend football games this year . . . Heh, have you heard that new disco tune called the Kan the Klaw boogie? . . . Track Team? Who ' s coach . . . Beer Bash with no beer, sure . . . Roemer and Hales get tough . . . Those seniors, what a motley bunch . . . Who are they anyway? . . .Ask the Bud man — he ' s Head R.A., you know ... Oh was it cold last winter and getting that damn ice off the sidewalks. . . Who ' s been climbing on the Ad Building anyway? . . . Probably some of those seniors . . . Who were they anyhow? . . . Fantastic! Ann Eisenhauer Salisbury, NC Psychology Cuno Engel Centereach, NY Public Admin. Karen Everhart Spencer. NC Biology Richard Fair ledgewood, NJ Physical Education Sandra Fesperman Winston-Salem Psychology Mark Fincannon Burlington, NC Drama Speech Scott Fitz Orwigsburg, Pa Accounting Nancy Foster Burke, Va Psychology Cathy Fry Hickory, NC Psychology 92 Scott Gaines Charlotte, NC BUAD Brian Gieseler Salisbury, NC BUAD Economics Admin. Office Mgt. Robert Gordon Darien, CT Geology Lori Granger Salisbury. NC BUAD Susan Grant Salisbury, NC Drama Terri Greenard Salisbury, NC Accounting BUAD David Haines Carneys Point, NJ Accounting BUAD Patricia Hammer Freeporl Grand Bah Chemistry 93 Cynthia Hander Nornslown. Pa. Chemistry Mathematics Elaine Harkins Ocean City, NJ Accountmg BUAD Admin. Office Mgt. James Harper Leesburg, FLA Social Work Kenneth Hartley Wrentnam. Mass Public Recreation Deborah Hill Asheboro, NC Social Work Darwin Hollar Mocksville, NC BUAD Admin. Office Mgt. Terry Howe Winchendon. MA Psychology Sharon Hughson Salisbury, NC Psychology Katherine Jones Statesville, NC Elem. Education Rick Jones Gastonia, NC Phys. Ed. Julie Joslin Salisbury, NC English 94 v Blanche Jourdan V Darlington. MD J. ■ Accounting BUAD st v Susan Joyce n Salisbury, NC ■, : Computer Science Mathematics v 1 i - Jennifer Keiser ■_Bl iLj Sinking Spring, Pa. English Barbara Kershner Philadelphia, Pa. History James Kincaid Hudson. NC Admin. Office Mgt. Anna Kluttz Salisbury, NC Elem Education JoAnne Latham Fayetteville. NC Elem. Education Joseph Leigh Salisbury, NC Psychology Robin Liggon Henderson, NC BUAD Patricia Livengood Salisbury, NC Elem. Education Gary Long Salisbury, NC Geology Wilson Lopez Bayville, NJ BUAD Econ. 95 John Lyerly Granite Quarry, NC Public Administration Joyce MacDougall Charleston, SC Psychology Cynthia Malone Edgewater Park. NJ BUAD Alfred Manning Jacksonville. NC Health Physical Ed. Thomas Manoski, Jr. Jacksonville, NC Phys Ed. Samuel Maphis Salisbury, NC BUAD Bobby Mayhew Lexington. NC Biology Edna Mcllwain Charlotte. NC Music Drama Michael Mee Merritt Island, Fla Economics Brent Miller Charlotte. NC BUAD 96 vmm m David Miller Monroe, NY Jane Miller Spencer, NC Biology John Misenheimer Salisbury, NC BUAD Timothy Moore Silver Spring, Md Accounting Gordon Morrison Hamburg, NJ BUAD Rosemary Motley Concord, NC Speech Sean Mulholland Douglaston, NY Political Science Terry Murko Roanoke, Va, Therapeutic Recreation Mark Nimmo Salisbury, NC BUAD Admin. Office Mgt. Nancy Nimmo Wilmington, De. Psychology Melinda Noblitt Kings Mountain, NC Drama Earl Oxendine Wilmington, NC BUAD 97 S SSi ;;;—; Michele Perriccio Rockville, Md. Psychology Jeffrey Pete Wilmington, Del. Psycho logy BUAD Joseph Peyton Woodlynne, NJ Psychology Jessica Phillips Martine Ponton Rockville. Md. Elem. Education Phillip Poole Lexington. NC BUAD Deborah Potter Newton, NC BUAD Admm. Office Mgt. Anne Pratt Winters Park, FLA Elem. Education 98 m s Tom Priest Enola, Pa BUAD Sandra Ramseur Landis, NC Elem. Education Susan Reece Salisbury, NC Frank Reed Cinnaminson, NJ BUAD Cynthia Reedy Granite Quarry, NC Psychology Robert Rice Bellmawr, NJ Political Science Rosemary Roberson Salisbury, NC Social Work Phillip Rodmon Leesburg, Fla. BUAD Janetta Rogers Lexington, NC Social Work Darrell Roseman Mt. Holly, NC BUAD Admin. Office Mgt. Norma Scott Kannapolis, NC English David Sheep Berwick, Pa Chemistry 99 Kathy Stockman Middletown, Md. Elem. Education Kurt Stonestreet Winston-Salem, NC BUAD Cynthia Stratton Salisbury. NC Physical Education Michelle Smith Cooleemee, NC Corrective Therapy Mary Spittle Mt. Holly, NC Elem. Education Mark Strickland Hanahan, SC Physical Education Bucky Tarr Miramar. Fla Accountmg BUAD Desi Taylor Salisbury, NC Elem Education 100 mmffim Teney Thompson Shelby, NC Drama Ronald Tracey New Windsom. Md. Accounting BUAD Madlynn Tschopp Cherry Hill, NJ BUAD Scott Vanderslice Ocean City, NJ BUAD Edward VerPlanck Jr. Weston, Ma. BUAD Admin. Office Mgt. Melissa Vinson Richmond, Va. Speech Mark Vivian Decatur. Ga. Religion Cinda Walker Newton, NJ Elem. Education Jerry Watts Maiden, NC BUAD - Jodi Wild Vero Beach, Fla. Public Recreation Michael Wilhelm Mooresville. NC Drama Jane Wyatt Badin, NC 101 •■-- c c. 1 ■ J U I R S Marcy Hook, President; David King, Vice-President; Kathy Kooi, Treasurer; Corinne Steele, Secretary. Bobbi Adams Salisbury, NC Mark Alexander Jacksonville, Fla. Denise Allan Greenlawn, NY, Chester Allsbrook Roanoke Rapids, NC Abdullah Al-Mozaini Salisbury, NC Clare Arthur Asheville. NC Robert Bain Richmond, VA Thomas Barnes Charlotte. NC Debrah Bell Pittsboro, NC 102 mmm Sharon Bennett Robert Bettis Cynthia Brown High Point, NC Phyllis Carter Reidsville. NC Robyn Charlton Lebanon, Ohio Bonnie Coan Salisbury, NC Crystal Coone Mooresville, NC Richard D ' Alesandro Salisbury, NC 103 Wayne Dalton Lexington, NC Dennis Davidson Salisbury, NC Sarah Day Hampton, NJ Loretta Dilger Greensboro. NC Richard Disseler Marco Island. Fla. Lee Ann Dixon Mt Holly, NC David Duke Salisbury, NC William Edge Flemington, NJ Yolanda Ellerbe Lilesville, NC Tammie Flehan Mebane, NC Kirk French Timberville. Va. Steven Fulcher China Grove. NC Teri Fulk Pilot Mtn., NC Judith Gaddy Wadesboro. NC Gary Gaskins Rockville, MD 104 H Julie Gilkerson Harrison, VA Jeannie Goforth Newton, NC Barbara Green Phoenixville, Pa Vannessa Grigdesby Aberdeen, MD Jane Grimes Claremont, NC Wendy Hammer Freeport Grand, Bah. Robert Hammond Richmond. VA Delia Hann Pinellas Park, Fla. William Happer Durham, NC Well it ' s time to start planning on getting ready to plan my options on how to plan my life . . . I ' ll do it tomorrow . . . Why does the career office keep sending me those dumb newsletters. . . I ' m not looking for a job . . . Heh, with my 1.5 GPA I won ' t be able to find a job ... I better apply for Grad School . . .Be a lawyer, read a book ... Be a doctor, read two books . . . Be a businessman, read the Wall Street Journal . . . Be a coach; flex your head . . . Heh juniors, we ' re pretty cool. . . I ' ve got senioritus big time . . . I think I ' m going to die next year . . . We ' ll be seniors soon ... Oh no, the pressure is mounting . . . What ' s a resume? 105 Vickie Hardy Mt Airy. NC Nancy Hart Ferrum, Va. Kyle Hayes Thomasville, NC Brenda Haynes Salisbury, NC Fern Hedrick Ocean City. NJ Mark Henline Asheboro, NC Mark Hess Lexington, NC Al Hicks High Point, NC Cliff Higgs Miltord, CT Marcy Hook Pittsburg, Pa Chip Irby Concord, NC 106 • - 1 v- Richard Irvine Haddonfield. NJ Roxane Jackson Riegelwood. NC Joseph Jolly Point Harbor, NC David King Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Kenneth Klemick Cinnaminson, NJ Kathryn Kooi Pitman, NJ Josephine Lawlor Salisbury, NC Jeff Lawrence Old Tappan, NJ Mark LeBreton Ramsey, NJ Kevin Locker Lake Ariel, Pa. Mary Loman Mocksville, NC 107 Linda Uundquist Coopersburg, Pa Kathryn Lyons Columbia, Md Leslie MacRae Weston, Md Rande Maphis Salisbury, NC Mark Marra Daytona Beach, Fla Toni McDaniel Salisbury. NC Wilma McMahan Lexington, NC James Michael Wocksville. NC Rick Miller Faith, NC Monica Morrison Silver Spring, Md Gina Myers Lexington, NC 108 Michael Myers Salisbury, NC Phil Myers East Berlin, Pa. Tim Myers Lexington, NC Monica Newsom Denton, NC Ladell Norman Alicia Oliveras Rio Piedras, Puerto Ric Jeff Onder Holmdel, NJ Janice Palmer Fairport. NY Elizabeth Peeler Salisbury, NC Teresa Perkins Timberlake, NC Tom Peterson Royal Oak. Ml 109 « ' $ WfwmB$$ Robert Pettus Richmaon. Va Jonathan Post Salisbury, NC Sally Pressly Germantown, Md Jill Pruett Salisbury, NC Christine Ouinn High Point, NC John Rankin Mooresville, NC Dale Ramseur Maiden. NC Paul Reginaldi Havre deGrace. Md Susan Risser Dillsburg, NC Bozo Rodgers Douglaston, NY Dorothy Roulston Flemington, NJ 110 MBtMsm Lorretta Sanders Salisbury, NC Jeffrey Schaeberle Hanover, Pa, Donna Sharpe Salisbury, NC Ramona Sharpe Harmony, NC Michael Sheridan Syracuse, NY William Sherrill Stalesville. NC Juanice Siler Salisbury, NC Barbara Smith Jefferson, Md Betty Smith Spencer, NC 111 HI z«? Wendy Smith Keith Smith Roxboro, NC Dale Snider Linwood. NC Lowell Sprague Sarasota, FLA Ben Steed High Point. NC Corrinne Steele Greensboro, NC Richard Steinhert Somers, CT Mandy Steinbrunn Orwigsburg, PA Robert Stevens Wilmington, Del • mMm 112 • ■ 113 Susan Wagner Medford Lakes. NJ Dale Waltman Cornwall, PA Brooke Weaver Miami, FLA Ketti Weaver Oakboro, NC Oliver Williams Steve Wingfield Richmond, VA Christopher Winters Fails Church. VA Anne Wooten Lexington, NC Gayle Wyatt Robbins, NC % V- fc m W -rl 114 WWl Shuford Abernethy Conover, NC David Adams Yadkinville. NC Bob Alexander Cherry Hill, NJ Daniel Archer Rahway, NJ Herbert Arnold Magnolia. NJ Susan Bacon Kingston, Md. i . %dl ft £ CtI H %m g % Carole Frock, Treasurer Terri Catlett, President Lynn Poffenbarger, Secretary Phil Moore, Vice-President Debbie Bankhead Culpeper, Va, Michele Barron Daytona Beach. Fla. Adrienne Bass Brandywine, Md Mary Battista Washington, DC Elizabeth Beittel Cinnaminson, NJ Judy Blaine s p H R E S 115 Tanya Blocksom Alloway. NJ Marie Bolletino Woodbury. NJ Gregory Boston Spring Lake, NC Richard Boyd Statesville. NC Sophists . . . Heh freshman, mind your elders ... Oh no, I ' m half way through, I better think of a major ... I ' m going to transfer ... I hate life and I know everything there is to know about everything . . . I ' ve had two years of college. . . I can ' t wait to be a big bad junior ... OK all you freshman, you want to know what it ' s like to be a sophomore . . . yes, after you ' ve been here a year the food still tastes bad ... So, you are a sophomore, where are you transfering to? . . .I ' m not; I like Catawba. Anthony Branch Marietta, PA Linda Britton Flemington. NJ Kevin Brown Salisbury, NC Robert Bruff Lexington, NC Susan Burkholder Ephrata, PA Robert Budd Woodbury, NJ Amy Bumgarner Hickory, NC Enid Bynum Carrboro, NC Liz Calio Sand Beach, NY Eddie Carmichael Huntersville. NC Kenneth Carrick Thomasville, NC Dorothy Carroll Thomasville, NC 116 Terri Catlett Port Norris, NJ Jane ' Clark Charlotte. NC Herbert Coffield High Point, NC Charles Coiner Stuarts Draft. VA Cyrette Cotten Chapel Hill. NC Karen Cranford Mocksville, NC Kimberly Cropper Berlin. MD Robert Crowell Baltimore. MD Susan Davis Florence, SC Keith Demarco Belleville. NJ Christy Denny High Point, NC Brenda Dietrich Seaford, DE Linn Digioia Rockville. MD Edward Dolson Elmer. NJ Kathy Dover Dobson. NC Cynthia Drum Newton, NC Deborah Dwiggins Durham, NC Janice Elliot Wading River, NY 117 Tom Fleetwood Cherry Hill. NJ Carole Frock Hanover, PENN Kent Fulton Damascus, MD Jay Gerish Fairfield. NJ Carmen Gonzalez Bayamon. Puerto Rico Michael Good Conover, NC Patricia Granger Wilmington, DE Kimberly Hamilton Cary. NC Valeri Hill Pollocksville, NC Donna Hincher Ennice. NC Julie Honeycutt Lake Park. FL William Ingram Cocoa, FL Richard Izze Gaithersburg, MD Allan Jackson Salisbury, NC Bob Jackson Clemmons, NC Walter James Jacksonville, NC Blanche Jamison Port Norris. NJ Steve Jones Fort Myers, FL Gregory Joyce Wayne, NJ Timothy Joyce Wayne. NJ 118 Steven Katz Tonawanda. NY Cheryl Keefer Chesapeake, VA Ross Klopp Richland. PA Sara Koontz Mocksville. NC Louis Kraft Newark, DEL Tammy Krupinsky Ellicott, MD Robert Lamboin Miami, FL Mark Lane Chesapeake, VA Doc Lawrence Clemmcns, NC Robert LeBlanc Randdlph, NJ Roy Lee South Seaville, NJ Kathy Leinbach Newton, NC Paul Levitski Berwick, PA Jeffrey Loud in Malvern. PA Militza Maldonado Guaynabo, Puerto Rico Carmen Marino Cherry Hill. NJ Shari Marshall Paoli, PA Maris McCullough Oak Ridge, TENN Sandra McDaniel Salisbury, NC Susie Mcintosh Salisbury, NC Amie McRee Maiden, NC Johnny Miller Mocksville, NC Mark Michael Lexington, NC Robert Miller Lexington, NC 119 Philip Moore Hanover. PA Linda Moose China Grove, NC Lisa Nabors Slatesville. NC Kim Nicks Burlington, NC David Oxendine Pembroke, NC Redessa Page Morristown, NJ Donna Palmer King. NC Frances Pearson Gaithersburg, MD Lynn Poffenbarger Charlotte. NC Elizabeth Poole Cleveland, NC Ralph Quackenbush Wilton, CT Terry Radford Gastonia, NC Stanley Randall Mocksville, NC Meg Reinhart Jenkintown, PA Andrea Reitzel Newton, NC Jim Reuther St- Petersburg, FL Nancy Rice Asheboro, NC James Richards Miami. FL Veronica Richardson Mt. Gilead, NC Lisa Riley Charlotte, NC Lisa Rizzalo Pitman. NJ Victor Robinson Winston-Salem, NC William Ryan Joppa. MO Scott Schuler Winston-Salem, NC 120 Karen Scott Wading River. NY Karen Seeger Cherry Hill, NJ Jeffrey Selland Salisbury, MD Tommy Shaw Salisbury, NC Gregory Sheetz Charlotte, NC John Shipe Gaithersburg, MD Carrie Sidden Traphill, NC Charles Sigler Berlin, PA Ferol Simpson McLean. VA James Smith Roxboro. NC Melanie Smith Conover, NC Susan Snider Lexington, NC Ericka Southworth Richmond, VA Melvin Spellman Clemmons, NC Alisa Standarowski Wilmington, OE Debbie Sterner Orangeville, PA Pamela Stolba Mt. Vernon, OHIO Kirk Strause Myerstown, PA William Styple Kearny, NJ Stephanie Surgeon Leasburg, NC 121 Steve Taylor Winter Park. FL Gloria Tillery Enlieid. NC Randy Troublefield Linwood, NC Judy Tyndall Winston-Salem, NC Scottie Vause Gastonia. NC Kitt Wade Gaithersburg. MD Diana Walker Seaford. DE Patricia Walker Advance, NC David Wallace Charlotte, NC Suzanne Wallace Denton, NC Mark Walter Coral Springs. FL William Warlick Statesville, NC Kevin Weisgerber Maple Shade, NJ Hap Welty Lancaster, PA Anne White Salisbury, NC Donna White Baltimore, MD Rosemary White Winston-Salem, NC Cindy Williams Mocksville, NC Nancy Williamson Reidsville. NC Janet Willis Cherry Hill, NJ Tina Willis Roanoke Hapids, NC Cynthia Wilson Washington, DC Joseph Wilson Salisbury, NC 122 First Row: Barry Walston, Treasurer; Chris Beck, President; Teresa Brady, Secretary; Lisa Osborne, Vice-President. Can they do anything right? . . . They get smaller every year . . . You mean we ' ll be upperclassmen next year? . . . Take Calculus 1st semester, there ' s nothing to it . . . Or at least take Accounting and Biology, they ' re cake courses ... I want to transfer, go home, and call my mom . . . Are you a freshman? That ' s too bad . . . Abernathy, what a zoo, no not really, it ' s just a cage . . . They ' re so optimistic, so fresh, so motivated. We ' ll cure that in no time . . . There ' s no phone bill like a freshman phone bill . . . What are you going to major in?. . . Well, Mr. Roper is so cute. I ' ll major in Business. Joseph Abernethy Newton, NC Julia Adams Troy. NC William Addis Williamstown, NJ Toney Amos Winston-Salem. NC Fredericka Anderson Washington. DC Norman Anderson Lancaster. SC Alfred Antuzzi Delran, NJ Paula Basham Greensboro, NC Donald Beck Salisbury, NC Sandra Bennett Lexington, NC Mark Bentz Glenshaw, PA Craig Bergmann Silver Spring, MD David Blankenship Salisbury, NC Katherine Boardman Athens, GA Linda Bowers Winston-Salem, NC Teresa Brady Robbins, NC F R E S H M A 123 Nancy Brasington Miami, FL Jean Brown Hickory, NC Joseph Byrd Fayetteville. NC William Carmichael Huntersville, NC Roxie Carrell Archdale. NC Tony Cerasaro Jacksonville. FL Teri Chandgre Statesville, NC William Cheeks Penns Grove, NJ Cynthia Cherry Washington, NC Julia Chwalik Miami, FL Cynthia Clark Salisbury, NC Mike Clark Charlotte, NC Ricky Cockman Randleman, NC Dorothy Cody Fayetteville, NC Brenda Condurso Virginia Beach, VA Gina Connelly Mt. una. NC Rose Cox Ramseur, NC Janet Cranson Panfield, NY Larry Crossen Woodbury, NJ Kelly Delahunty Charlotte, NC Tony Duncan Elkin. NC Bobby Edwards Wilson. NC Felicia Ellis Salisbury, NC Stacey Estock York, PA Pamela Evans Hildebran, NC David Fawcett W Hollywood. FL Donna Fink Concord. NC Jill Fink Concord. NC Tannie Fletcher Slatesville. NC 124 Iff ' ■ ' t 411 I Allen Frantz Chambersburg, PA Margaret Frauendorter Burlington. NC Cathy Frisby Huntington, NY Joseph Gallagher Cherry Hill, NJ LuAnne Gilbert Salisbury, NC Patrice Grant Salisbury, NC Michael Green Thomasville, NC Julia Grimes Claremont, NC Pamela Gurganus Robersonville, NC Cynthia Hall Sylva, NC Rhonda Hardin Trinity, NC Randal Hart Ft. Lauderdale, FL Rachel Herman Charlotte, NC Robert Hill Morganton, NC Daniel Hill West Hartford. Conn. Mark Hill Asheville, NC John Hinkel Kutztown. PA Curt Hinson Tatum. SC William Hollar Hickory, NC Sue Holtzapple Tacome. WA Kimberly Hughson Leonard Hunsucker Asheboro, NC Dale Hutchins Trinity, NC Pamela Hylton Salisbury, NC John Jeccehian Malvern, PA Teresa Johnson Mocksyille. NC 125 Philip Johnston Clemmons. NC David Jones Fairfax, VA Julie Jones Fort Myers. FL T.R. Jones Cedar Knolls. NJ Glen Kallinich West Hartford, CT Lori Karlinchak Erie, PA Teresa Kellam Madison. NC Kathleen Kennedy Bradenton, FL Keith Kennedy Conover, NC Linda Kesler Salisbury. NC Marsha Kirk Mt, Pleasant. NC William Kirkendall Horseheads, NY Glenn Kreps Lexington, NC Kimberlie Kroh Pitman, NJ James Lambert Chester, NJ Barry Lance Arden. NC Corliss Lang Farmville, NC Jan Lang Eden. NC Vanessa Leak Thomasville. NC Cathy Lefler Salisbury, NC Todd Leonard Lexington, NC John Light Carney ' s Point, NC Rick Lindsay East Spencer, NC Scott Linger Boca Raton, FL Lisa Long Apoka. FL Richard Long Mebane, NC 126 David Love Hilton Head, SC Mark Magill Kinnelon, NJ Ken Mahnken Selden. NY Letzen Maldonado Guaynabo Puerto Rico Reggie Maner Salisbury, NC John Marston Charlotte. NC Brent Martin Winston-Salem, NC Michael Masters Pembroke Pines, FL Fahad Mazaal Salisbury, NC Joan Meehan Bayville. NJ David Messick Newsport News, VA Michael Moehle Cocoa Beach. FL Frederick Miller Abbottstown, PA Peter Mooney Salisbury. NC Ellen Moore Statesville. NC Travis Moore Spruce Pine. NC Eddie Morris Glenarden, MD Rebecca Muse Salisbury, NC Patti Nimmo Bossier City. LA Yvonne Nix Charlotte, NC Douglas Northcutt Raleigh. NC Lisa Osborne High Point. NC Amy Padgett Cleveland. NC 127 Janet Palacio Jacksonville, FL David Parker Millsboro, DE Lorraine Petty Hollywood, FL Cindy Ponick Kent, OH Mary Potts Advance, NC Beverly Price Vale. NC Harold Price Clinton. NC Mitchell Price Mebane, NC Pat Price Miami. FL Tara Purnell Ocean City. MD David Reed Lovettsville. VA Ciro Ribeiro Rio De Janeiro, RJ John Ridley Perry, GA John Ritch Laurinburg, NC Frances Robinson Greensboro, NC Russell Rollins Salisbury, NC Rick Royal Greensboro, NC Sheila Sain Advance. NC Frances Saunders Newton, NC Cynthia Scott Mocksville, NC Maurice Scott Fayetteville, NC Artis Sellers Albemarle. NC Lisa Sheppard Wllllamston. NC Howard Simmons Llnvilee. VA Michael Simmons Walnut Cove. NC Susan Skinner Lumberton, NC Randy Sloan Salisbury. NC fpW, 128 Jennifer Wilhelm Charlotte. NC Jeffrey Williams New Bern, NC Mitchell Williams Durham, NC Sandy Wilson Baltimore, MD Denise Whitaker Salisbury, NC Kim White Charlotte, NC Jennifer Whittaker Mocksvllle, NC Martin Huguley Tenefly, NJ Barbara Smith Lancaster, PA Deborah Smith Baltimore, MD Deborah Smith Terry Spillman Mocksville, NC Brenda Spoltore Bndgeton, NJ Robert Stanley Fedaralsbury. NC Theresa Stithem Jacksonville, FL Ginger Stodard Atlanta. GA Jeffrey Strang Linwood, NJ Jesse Stroud Statesville, NC Annette Timberlake Durham, NC Lisa Tolley Newton Centre. MA Nancy Tronco Medfore, NJ Kimberly Vazzana Lynnfleld, MD Steve Veingrad Miarr FL Kimberly Vinoski Salisbury. NC Jill Waddell Mt Lebanon, PA Keith Wade Charlotte, NC Barry Walston Hillsborough. NC Robyn Wargo Newton, PA 129 SPORTS CHEERLEADERS Right — (top to bottom) Kathy Stockman, Rande Maphis, Sally Pressly, Judy Chwalik, Jennifer Whitaker, (left side) Lisa Riley (right side) Teresa Perkins (Mascot) Anita Potts 132 133 FOOTBALL 1979 FOOTBALL SEASON Home Visitors 7 Davidson 35 14 Liberty Baptist 21 7 Newberry 14 3 Carson-Newman 31 Presbyterian 21 24 Gardner-Webb 15 16 Elon 36 7 Mars Hill 19 10 Wofford 28 36 Guilford 6 13 Lenoir Rhyne for jyff t f 5 134 The 1979 football season will not be remem- bered as a successful one. The Indians started the season by losing five games in a row. The second half of the season was much more suc- cessful as Coach Warren Klawiter ' s team won three of six games, including the Parents ' Weekend and Homecoming wins. They finished their 3-8 season with a 13-0 win over Lenoir Rhyne. Probably the most memorable event of the season was Coach Klawiter ' s rumored deci- sion to resign at the end of the season. Klawi- ter ' s later decision to stay was met with mixed reaction. • m m jmmm ,. Mtam . ' •,,? $? ,■; -X 135 136 137 hawm mm SOCCER Spirit, cooperation, out to play soccer for soccer ' s sake; these are the charac- teristics of the Catawba soccer team. The team had a poor record, but had the repu- tation of playing the game because they like to play soccer. They did not play for the crowds since there weren ' t any crowds, did not play for scholarships since there were few of those, and did not play for women (at least on the field) since few women watched them play, but they played for the game itself. That is a victory in itself. 140 •fl ■ - M fB £? - ■ B MPw gll Mic | V b fife E- ' 2 iHSnjFf H j %s ■ T 5 1 Co-captains: F. Aspinwall, B. Crute, N. Verplanck First Row: Steve Bradley, Lowell Sprague, Ned Verplanck, Flip Aspinwall, Bill Crute. Second Row: Hunt Smith, Mark Bentz, Dave Hinkle, Steve Katz, Gary Gaskins. Third Row: David Jones, Danny Alexander, Corwin Carmichael, Jeft Williams. Fourth Row: Peter Sprague. Mark LeBreton, Mike Sheridan, Bob Jackson. 142 BEEF i, H ■I W |tf N • - ' : .. ' ■ ' . ' 3 4k. 4r ■« S. ilt B. Pinkham 143 FIELD HOCKEY - ' L. MacRae ' ' L. Rizzolo First Row: Karen Scott, Francis Pearson, Fern Hedrick. Second Row: Kathy Stockmen, Liz Calio, Brenda Deitrich, Sue Burkeholder, Barb Smith, Cathy Buck. Third Row: Coach R. Hall, Eric Southworth, Leslie MacRae, Katie Thornton, Shawn Dargan, Lisa Rizzolo, DeniseTodd, Gayle Wyatt. 144 The Lady Indians came through their season with a fine, winning team. This field hockey team is considered by many to be a high spirited, close knit group of young women. They stick together. In addition, the 1979 season was played by a young team for the most part. These ladies are going to be playing some good hockey for a long time to come. Probably, the most overriding characteristic of this team is the high spirit that is ever present among the players. TT M 146 ■■:•- ■ FIELD HOCKEY a; 1 mi ; •!:■■;:!■■■■!!!::■■■■■■■ 2!!=- ,«!S a a,, SS5a« aaaaaaa aaaa « S S aaaa SSSaS a aaaa iaaaaa •• • ...-■■ L MacRae K. Scott rtanaaaaa iinuni , IWSBBn taaaaaaa taaaaaaaa caaiMitai laaaaaneaa aaaKaatia ■■■■.a .? . sua ■■■Kiciaaan acaaaaasri KguB cl ' ft fc aaQ ■■ ' , , ■ | ' (! i ii i 1 !! ill ii „iP i ii i ill hi 1 ill n 1 iii II! • btSBmSmmmSmKBaBBBuBc. S. Dargan 147 The Indian Volleyball team was an agressive team made up of players who tried their best to have a good time while playing their game. A lack of depth combined with a long, tiring season contributed to a difficult year for the Catawba Volleyball team. However, the team enjoys what they do and they are great friends on and off the court. The players optimistically look forward to next year when they hope an influx of new players will mix with another season of hard work to make for a better year. 148 T. Kellum N r First Row: Gina Myers, Sue Symanski, Teresa Kellum, Adrienne Bass, Veronica Richardson. Second Row: Lisa Belton, Khris Hershey, Vicki Hardy, Phyllis Carter. 149 Of course everybody knew that Catawba basketball would be better this year, but what a surprise. After a few humiliating setbacks at the first of the season, people were getting worried, but the Indians came back to put themselves in contention for the Carolinas Conference Championship. So there we were in the championship game eyeball to eyeball with those tough cookies from High Point College who had already crumbled twice between the jaws of a Catawba attack. However, the action-packed first minute and a half proved to be part of a plodding High Point ploy to put Catawba ' s play plan in pudding. Fast game or slow, Catawba sti came out on top with a score of 10 to 9. A year ' s worth of hard work and a remarkable string of wins were part of a team that we can all be proud of. Basketball 150 Left to Right: Art Rose. Antwan Washington, Noah Mason, Cleve McCrae, Mark Simpson, Matt Weber, Dwayne Brewington, Dwayne Grant Marcellus Bonner, Tom Priest, Tad Chamberlin £. £ X T. Chamberlin L2 151 152 Bfc.«K «Eiaia 7««s 153 154 Ma MEN ' S BASKETBALL CAT OPP 69 Atlantic Christian 70 69 Pfeiffer 64 85 WBTV Tournament 96 87 Mars Hill 90 80 Guilford 69 74 Belmont Abbey 86 86 Wingate 84 81 Gardner Webb 95 85 Mars Hill 79 71 Pembroke 64 79 Elon 79 55 High Pornt 55 59 Pembroke 59 81 Belrrant Abbey 84 88 Lenoir Rhyne 80 81 Guilford 86 58 Elon 46 79 Pfeiffer 64 66 High Point 59 78 Gardner-Webb 75 98 Lenoir-Rhyne 87 84 Atlantic Christian 83(OT) 65 Wingate College 62 87 Wingate College 61 (T) 98 Pembroke State 81 (T) 10 High Point 9(T) 103 St. Augustine ' s (T) Conference Tournament (P) NAIA Playoff 121 (P) T. Chamberlin 155 WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL The Lady Indian basketball team showed quite an improvement over last season ' s performance. The team is enthusiastic, well-rounded, and they love to play Basketball. Although the Indians are sometimes injury-prone and do lack some heighth, they were well coached and hard to beat. There were no seniors on this year ' s team so they will have some more experienced players next season. Women ' s basketball at Catawba improved quite a bit this season and should be better in the future. Right: Coach Harold Higgins S. Bennet 156 157 WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL CAT OPP 107 Sacred Heart 14 62 Wingate 53 58 Pfeiffer 59 75 Pembroke 77 61 UNC-Charlotte 73 63 UNC-Wilmington 67 62 Guilford 77 67 Gardner-Webb 84 50 Elon 84 60 High Point 92 55 Pembroke 70 2 Sacred Heart 39 UNC-Charlotte 106 63 UNC-Wilmington 66 57 Elon 94 61 Wake Forest 90 50 Pfeiffer 80 54 Atlantic Christian 80 57 Wingate 80 45 Lenoir-Rhyne 95 R. Cox F. Fletcher 158 S. Bennet I If | - Vickie Hardy, Gayle Wyatt, Fran Pearson, Adrienne Bass, Gayle McCray, Rose Cox, Sue Symanski, Gina Myers, Jan Lang Sharon Bennet Phil Carter, Liz Calio; Mgr, 159 WRESTLING Pain, Total dedication, and weight control are uppermost in a wrestler ' s mind. Wrestling is the kind of activity where you either go all out to be the best, or you ' ll get beat. Wrestling takes a total commitment. The Catawba wrestlers under the leadership of Coach Dutch Meyer have pulled out another tough, but winning season. The team was few in number to begin with, but managed to shrink even farther as the season progressed. Their season was long and grueling and injuries were common, but the team went on. Catawba wrestlers con- tinued to pull out winning seasons in spite of the injuries, the hard work, and the little fan support. The team deserves our respect for the dedication, the desire to perform, and their pride in this sport. Front Row: Dave Hinkle, Pat Price, Jay Gerish, Gordie Morrison, Bob Budd, and Dave Reed. Back Row: Mark LeBreton, Doug Carbery, Gary Dowell, Coach Meyer, Al Manning, J.T. Hearst, and Jeff Strang. 160 « G. Morrison 1979-80 WRESTLING CAT OPP 20 Davidson 26 32 Rutgers-Camden 19 4 Drexel 42 31 Elon Liberty Baptist Tournament-5th Place 16 22 Campbell Washington Lee TournamenMst Place 21 42 Pfeiffer Hampden-Sydney Lynchburg Furman 10 161 162 A. Manning M. LeBreton Coach Meyer 163 B. Callahan 164 Catawba baseball had a new coach named Shaughnessy this year and the team did fairly well. The team had some strong pitchers who led the team to a winning season and fourth place in the District. At bat, Catawba had some good singles, hitters who consistently got on base and we had some strong power hitters who knocked them home. Baseball here is seen as a close-knit team that works together and pulls for each other. ' B. Callahan 165 IMiMMHHiAH IBB BM W t MP MB Wjj JJja — HH MlH SJMR BBSS HHBJAV ' ••••mk . T. ' fladfori ritvBa B. Callahan ■ ———; -— — _ Catawba Opponent 5-0 CAMPBELL 2-11 1 11 UNCC 1 HIGH POINT 6 10 UNCC 13 4-6 ELON 3-4 2 WAKE FOREST 19 4 GUILFORD 2 20 GARDNER- WEBB 3-0 ATLANTIC-CHRISTIAN 6-2 5 PFEIFFER 6 10 WAKE FOREST 7 1-0 PEMBROKE 1-0 7 GUILFORD 2 20-16 MARS HILL 2-2 8-6 LENOIR-RHYNE 4-5 5 HIGH POINT 7 2 PFEIFFER 4 0S J V.fVil soaps 3 w y - ■ T. Rupert 166 mmm 1979 TRACK M. Sheridan - te aSSc D. Days 167 . 1979 TRACK Winning season, that ' s what the Catawba Track team had. Even though our track stars were few and far between and they had little team organization, win they did. Track is primarily an individual sport which means doing a good bit of practicing alone. Running long, hard miles alone when you would rather be somewhere else sleeping or eating (or both) is what being a quality runner means. Track at Catawba has faced serious obstacles, but not only is the team still here, but we still win. 168 D. Days 169 1979 SOFTBALL The Lady Indian Softball players last Spring played a large number of games during a short period of time. This concentrated season did make for a difficult season. Nevertheless, they managed to pull out a near 500 record and had a pretty good year overall. Team work and agressiveness on the field; that ' s what Catawba Softball is. B. Dietrich 170 V. Hardy 171 1979 MEN ' S TENNIS The Catawba Mens Tennis Team is made up of a group of individuals who are characterized by that individuality. Each of them played the kind of tennis they each knew how to play best. Tennis is a game where prolonged mental discipline is essential for a player to win consistently. That kind of concentration is extremely difficult to muster up especially when you are all alone on that hot court. First Row: Scott Mustapick, Jeff Meyer, Mark Hess, Dave Saunders. Second Row: Richard Gordon, Hoye Correll, Jim Cyrus, Louis Curley. 172 M. Hess ' ■ww ' - „ S D. Saunders M. Hess £ 4 173 1979 WOMEN ' S TENNIS M Being alone in competition is what playing tennis means. These women had to each discipline themselves into playing their best game. Tennis is a game combining mental strength with athletic ability. First Row: Lee Dixon, Patti Hammer, Nancy Hart, Second Row: Lisa Belton, Pat Whitley, Alisa Standarowski, Jodi Wild, Liz Calio, Bobbi Ondrasik. . naaa . a a x a aa ,aa - y X aaXAaaAaXXX _ . XX Lee Dixon Patti Hammer Jodi Wild 175 79 GOLF Lett to Right: Rick Miller, David Collins, Tom Dobbins, Greg Burd. 176 iHra . R. Miller 177 178 179 180 - J F 181 INTRAMURALS 182 INTRAMURALS Some pictures really are worth a thousand words. 183 ORGANIZATIONS i : : MR. CATAWBA — JEFF MEYER Class of 1980 Major: Business Administration Dean ' s List Student Vice-President of Student Government Association Varsity Tennis and Wrestling Class Favorite (Sophomore and Junior years) Member of the Student Court North Carolina Student Legislature Phi Epsilon Active in the Intramural Athletic Program 186 MISS CATAWBA — CATHY LEE FRY Class of 1980 Major: Psychology Alpha Chi Phi Epsilon Senator of the Student Government Association Dean ' s List Presidential Honor Roll Representative of Student Court Who ' s Who Psychology Club May Day: Maid of Honor Senior Representative to Homecoming Court Active in Intramural Athletic Program 187 WHO ' S WHO Each year a certain number of leading students of Catawba College are selected by a special committee of students and faculty to receive the special honor of mem- bership in Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Univer- sities. Nominees must be classified as juniors or seniors. There are approximately 700 colleges and universities par- ticipating in this activity. Bob Bain, Jodi Wild, Bob Hammond Yolanda Ellerbe, Greg Alexander, Wanda Suttle Brian Gieseler 188 Not Pictured: Cathy Buck, Ken Dobler, Marcy Hook, Bob Stevens Mark Hess Jeff Schaeberle, Barb Kershner, Bonnie Jourdan, Anna Klutz Joyce MacDougall, Cathy Fry, Nancy Foster Jeffrey Pete, Ken Batts, Sue Joyce 189 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION The SGA has a major responsibility for student campus life. Every student is a member, and through an elected senate and officers, and via joint-administration-faculty committees, it seeks to realize the aims as expressed in the preamble to its constitutions: to promote unity among the student body, to instaill into our campus the principles of self-government, to create an atmosphere of free discus- sion, inquiry, and self-expression, to engage in asustained and independent search for truth in order to insure the personal freedom and general welfare of the student body. Nancy Foster: President Michele Barron: Secretary Sue Joyce: Treasurer 190 Consent. . .giggle, giggle. . . no report . . . Party?!! . . . Catawba cups . . . Hey, we ' ve got a problem — That calls for a midnight meeting . . . constitutions? . . . passing notes . . . beer bash is a dirty word — beer bash, beer bash, beer bash . . . motion to adjourn. Your place or mine? 191 Joyce MacDougall Women ' s Representative Bob Hammond Men ' s Representative Donna Sharpe Day Student Representative Senators: Ken Batts, Cathy Fry, Vanessa Grigdesby, Mark Hess. Class Representatives: Chris Beck, Freshman; Terri Catlett, Sophomore; Marcy Hook, Junior; Jeffrey Pete, Senior. 192 JUDICIAL BOARD The board serves to enforce the various rules and regula- tions of the college. The members of this board are elected and appointed by students in order to understand student problems. GUILTY! Front Row: Wanda Suttle. Wilma McMahan, Yolanda Ellerbee. Back Row: Nancy Rice. Nancy Hart. Michael Green, Steve Katz, Bonnie Jourdan, Jodi Wild. Chief Hearing Officer Yolanda Ellerbee Attorney General Wanda Suttle 193 WOMEN ' S GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION The Women ' s Government Association is that organization which represents the interests of Catawba women. The organization attempts to bring unity among women, discuss the problems faced by these women, and act as an intermediary between the student government and the students of Catawba. The club hosts lectures and exercise classes as two of its involvements. Seated: Michelle Perriccio, Madlynn Tschopp, Joyce MacDougall, Rosemary Motley. Standing: Marie Rogers, Mrs. Butner, Clare Arthur, Martine Ponton, Marcy Hook, Sherry Barrow, Jennifer Keiser, Mrs. Stanley, Janet Stapf. Thank Heaven for little girls . . .did we order enough. . . let ' s can that idea. . .attendance required? . . . We women have to start being intentional . . .. The Three Muskateers ride again. Officers: Michelle Perriccio, Treasurer; Joyce MacDougall, President; Madlynn Tschopp, Vice-President. 194 HOUSE COUNCILS _ o WOODSON First Row: Mrs. Stanley, Sherry Barrow, Jodi Wild, Anna Klutz, Linnette Digioia, Mary Battista. Second Row: Teresa Perkins, Chris Quinn, Sally Pressly, Rande Maphis, Carole Frock. yB Uff ' ZARTMAN (left) First Row: Clare Arthur, Wendy Smith, Elizabeth Beittel, Rosemary Motley. Second Row: Melinda Burns, Marilee Powell, Jennifer Keiser. NORTH (above) Seated: Joyce MacDougall, Martine Ponton, Michelle Perriccio, Kathy Clark, Jill Fink. Standing: Robin Benson, Lisa Riley, Lynn Poffenbarger. 195 CUB The College Union Board is that organization which brings you, the student body, various activities and enter- tainment. The CUB maintains a number of various student opportunities including movies, speakers, concerts, dances, and the coffeehouse. For the last year Brian Gieseler has been working diligently as the chairman along with a staff of dedicated co-workers. Chairman: Brian Gieseler Coffeehouse: Janet Stapf and Roxanne Jackson 196 First Row: Fran Saunders, Cindy Ponick, Susan Wagner, Sherry Barrow, Teresa Casstevens, Janet Stapf. Second Row: Margaret Frauendorfer, Rosemary Robe rson, Roxanne Jackson, Robin Wargo, Donna Crouse, Sandra Bennett. Third Row: Marcy Hook, Janice Palmer, Herb Arnold, Kent Fulton, Bart Edge, Maurice Scott, Dale Waltman, Bob Budd, Anthony Branch, Brian Gieseler. Publicity: Robin Wargo and Bart Edge. 197 Treasurer: Anthony Branch ll tfQ Recreation: Jill Waddell, Sue Holtzapple 198 Ideas Issues: Wilma McMahan Films: Dale Waltman ■fc S -=Jfc __ ' ? rl V iMUsM Mills J Technical: Bob Budd 199 MEDIA BOARD The Media Board is comprised of the heads of the stu- dent media and their advisors. The student government president acts as the chairman. The Board oversees the operations of the SAYAKINI, BAD APPLE, PIONEER, and WNDN. The Board also determines who will fill the posi- tions of editors or managers in these media organizations for the next year. The Board of Trustees and the College administration accept the principles of freedom of the press and freedom of expression. They disavow censor- ship. However, they do set forth basic guidelines of de- cency and good taste which this board attempts to enforce. Seated: Angela Vann, Nancy Foster, Lori Granger. Standing: Greg Joyce. Mr. Bob Weidner, Dale Waltman, Teri Fulk, Jeff Schaeberle, Dr. Bethany Sinnott, Dr. Gerald Honaker. Not Pictured: Mrs. Martha Morehead, Mr. David Setzer, Shuford Abernethy. Deadlines . . . Staffs, Debts ?!?... Advisors . . . . GOOD JOB!!!!! where??? . . . Advertisements . . . . . So, how ' s it going? . . . Don ' t ask 200 SAYAKINI Sayakini, an Indian word meaning we friends, is the Catawba College Yearbook. The editing of this years book was done cooperatively by Jeff Schaeberle and Teri Fulk. The advisor for the Sayakini was David Setzer. The purpose of this book is to have a lasting memory of the fun and hard word that was put into the year 1979- 1980. We hope you enjoy it. Teri Fulk, Co-Editor Jeff Schaeberle, Co-Editor Beverly Price Barb Smith 201 Yearbooks editors do it between the covers . . . there once was a boy named Jeff . . . why ' s your screen out Teri? . . . our pajama party over Christmas break . . . breaking visi- tation . . . not Jeff, never! . . . let ' s set the postage meter back again . . . prove a point . . . just pickin ' ... get that Capone ' s ad yet Mark?. . . Let ' s argue about it . . . can I bor- row your car to sell ads? . . . that ' s what you said last week . . . yearbook picture show . . .Pokey. . . the gigilo of Zartman . . .you did what in the darkroom sink? . . . Jeff ' s temper tantrums . . . don ' t forget click-click. wtzm Left to right: Michael Moehle, Julie Gilkerson, Jo Anne Latham, Kimberlie Kroh, Mark Alexander, Donna Sharpe, Leigh Hodges, Bill Styple, Barbara Green. Not pictured: Janet Palacio, Sandra Bennett, Janice Elliott. Mark Alexander: Copy Editor 202 ' Donna Palmer Business Manager Dale Waltman Assistant Photographer 203 PIONEER The PIONEER is the official newspaper of the Catawba College student body. Anyone who feels they have adequate journalistic ability are sought out for membership in this organization. The newspaper is published twice a month and is available to all members of the college community. The Editor-in-Chief for the past year has been Lori Grainger. The advisors were Mr. David Setzer and Dr. Bethany Sinnott. 204 ft ■ ' ' ■ ' ■ ' ' Left: Layout Editor: Yvonne Nix Sports Editor: Phil Moore Below: Staff: Herb Arnold, Robert Votaw Advertisement Manager: Paul Sullivan Circulation Manager: Ann Wooten Business Manager: Chip Withers 205 BAD APPLE The purpose of the BAD APPLE is to give the Catawba student a chance to publish his creative works. The BAD APPLE also has a goal of promoting the liberal arts at Catawba. Aside from publishing two issues of the BAD APPLE, this organization is involved in sponsoring work- shops and the Literary and Graphic Arts Contest. William Styple ' s drawing, Ship , won in the art division of the Literary and Graphic Arts Contest. In the short story and poetry division, Jo Lawlor won for her pieces, In The Beholder ' s Eye and Primogeniture. Co-editors: Angela Vann and Greg Joyce William Styple and Ship 206 Front Row: Terry Chandgie, Josephine Lawlor. Second Row: Carmen Gonzalez, Kimberlie Kroh, Stevan Rich, Francis Taylor, Ferol Sampson, Jennifer Wilheim, Robin Shelton. Back Row: William Styple, Chuck Demick. Not Pictured: Carolyn Pandullo, Rosemary Roberson. 207 WNDN-FM Yes, Catawba College does have a radio station and it is WNDN-FM, the radio voice of Catawba College. Located somewhere on the third floor of the Student Union, WNDN emits their powerful ten watts of great sound for approxi- mately twelve hours every day. Some of the station ' s major activities include the annual Christmas marathon and the annual car smash at May Day Play Day. Leading the station for the past year have been the co-managers, Shuford Abernathy and Dale T. Waltman. The station advisor is Dr. Gerald Honaker. First Row: (those kneeling and short) Anita Taylor. Andrea Reitzel, Cindy Drum, Fran Saunders, Bill Styple, Letzen Maldonado, Carmen Gonzalez, Donna Fink. Back Row: (left to right, as best we can) Shuford Abernethy, Cheryl Keefer, Suzi Wallace, Butch , Herb Arnold, Linda Bowers, Hap Welty. John Light. Bob Budd, Bobby Crowell, Andy Stump, Mindy Noblitt, Dale Waltman, Richard Boyd, Ken Dobler, Jeff Winslow, Kent Fulton, Eddie Morris. Public Service Director: Donna Fink Campus Affairs Director: Hap Welty 208 Ken Dobler — living proof that a football player can be taught new tricks. . . Is that Doc as in Doolittle? . . .What are we going to do with a 2000 foot antenna, anyway? . . . This is Anita Taylor with ??Jo Hands Batch?? and the classical hour. . . Mellow madness — Music is love, love is the answer, mellow madness is the basis to all . . .Happy Honakeristonedeaf . . . Steve Bradley is a virgin . . .Play some Frank Sinatra. . .WNDNnews. . . Why be normal? Ha, Ha, Ha, . . . Bill (everybody must get stoned) Styple . . . Sex and drugs and Rock and Roll. Music Director: Kent Fulton Station Manager: Dale T. Waltman Station Manager: Shuford Abernethy News: Mindy Noblitt 209 MAJORS The Majors ' Club is composed of students who are Phys- ical Education majors or those interested in Health, Physi- cal Education, or Recreation. The club attempts to create and stimulate a wide, active interest and participation in those three areas. In addition, the club attempts to main- tain cooperation, both professionally, and socially, among all the Physical Education majors, faculty, alumni, and related professional groups in the area. For the last year Vicki Hardy has been the club president. Dr. Frank Meyer is the club advisor. Officers: First Row: Charles Coiner, Treasurer; Vicki Hardy, President. Second Row: Roxanne Jackson, Secretary: Rick Fair, Vice-President. First Row: Coach Meyer, Nancy Williamson, Rick Fair. Second Row: Cindy Stratton, Jodi Wild. Third Row: Charles Coiner, Diana Walker. Fourth Row: Susan Symanski, Liz Calio, Brenda Dietrich, Roxanne Jackson, Gayle Wyatt. Fifth Row: Fern Hedrick, Fran Pearson, Denny Todd, Kathy Buck. Sixth Row: Lisa Belton, Karen Scott, Vicki Hardy, Sue Burkholder. 210 The Women ' s Athletic and Recreation As- sociation attempts to promote physical effi- ciency and to develop good sportsmanship among the students of Catawba by fostering an interest in sports. The WARA sponsors an in- tramural program of dual, individual, and team sports. The club president for this last year was Fern Hedrick.TheadvisorwasMs. Pat Whitley. WARA — — — I — — t H tssimmBwmmtKmmtmimwsm  ■•• ' • :. ;-. ' .-..!. First Row: Fran Pearson. Veronica Richardson. Second Row: Fern Hedrick. Liz Calio, Cathy Buck, Adnenne Bass, Sandra Bennett, Gayle Wyatt, Ms. Pat Whitley. Third Row: Sue Burkholder. Roxanne Jackson, Lisa Belton, Denny Todd. Back Row: Brenda Diet- rich, Stacey Esstock. Officers: Fern Hedrick, President; Roxanne Jackson, Secretary-Treasurer; Adrienne Bass. Brenda Dietrich, Publicity; Not Pictured: Sue Symanski, Vice-President. 211 COMMERCE -.. ■ ; tt!)+ ,t First Row: Vannessa Grigdesby, Dorothy Roulston, 8onnie Jourdan, Melanie Smith, Cynthia Wilson, Regma Bynum. Second Row: Ross Klopp. Kimberlie Kroh, Joe Jolly. Greg Burd, Amie McRee, Debbie Potter, Mimi Bolletino, Sherry Barrow, Brian Gieseler, Dr. Rieger. Third Row: Steve Cotter, Kendall Dobler, Betty Lou Edwards, Karen Cranford. Fourth Row: Jeff Hookray, Steve Smingler, Earl Oxendine, Bob Bain, John Baker, Shuford Abernathy. Officers: John Baker, Dorothy Roulston. Debbie Potter. 212 WANTU-WANZURI Wantu-Wanzuri is a student organization designed to enhance the minority perspective and to establish a better rapport between minority and non-minority students, as well as to create a stronger unity among minorities them- selves. Any student at Catawba who is interested in the purposes of the organization is permitted membership. For the past year Karen Wade and Jeffrey Winslow have served as co-chairpersons. The advisor to Wantu-Wanzuri is Mr. Frank Jackson. Seated: Allan Jackson, Debbie Smith, Angela Vann, Noah Mason, Deb Bell, Cyrette Cotten. Standing: Eddie Morris, Tom Barnes, Terry Bernard, Lisa Sheppard, Barry Walston, Mike Simmons, Vanessa Leak, Frances Robinson, Todd Franklin, Tony Amos, Mark Vivian, Gayle Wyatt. r Seated: Gloria Tillery, Yolanda Ellerbee, Michelle Barron, Felicia Ellis, Cynthia Scott. Standing: Frank Jackson. Maurice Scott, Dorothy Coty, John Buffalo, Corliss Lang, Frances Fletcher, Dwayne Brewington, Fre- dericka Anderson, Bernard Cheeks, Keith Wade, Robert Stanley. Officers: (seated) Regina Bynum, Secretary; Jeff Winslow, Kitt Wade, Co-chairpersons; (standing) Frank Jackson, Advisor; Redessa Page, Sec- retary; Stephanie Surgeon, Reporter; Blanche Jamison, Treasurer. 213 SCIENCE The Science club is an organization open to any student possessing a genuine interest in the sciences. Its purpose is to stimulate interest in the various scientific fields and to help student become aware of current achievements and activities in these fields. In addition, the Science Club acts as the Campus Beautification Committee, which is set up for the overall improvement of the campus landscaping. The president for the past year was Mark Hess. Dr. Michael Baranski served as advisor. First Row: Jane Miller, Janet Stapf, Lee Dixon, Linda Bowers, Sheila Sain, Sue Sidden. Second: Donna Hincner, Greg Joyce, Terri Catlett, Rick Miller, Bob Gordon, Phil Myers. Third: Jeff Schaeberle, Christy Denny, Karen Everhart, Dr. Baranski, Betsy Carter, Ken Batts, Richard Waggoner, Mark Hess. Officers Phil Myers. Secretary Jeff Schaeberle, Treasurer Ken Batts, Vice-President Mark Hess, President SHUFORD SCIENCE BUILDING 214 PSYCHOLOGY ■ ■t f A. B . iii i First Row: Joe Leigh, Tom Disseler, Alicia Oliveras. Second Row: Crystal Coone. Carol Mayes, Debbie Bankhead, Sharon Hughson, Joyce MacDougall, Cathy Fry, Kathy Butler, Mimi Bollentino, Gloria Tilleri, Angela Vann. Elizabeth Peeler. Third Row: Richard Irvine, Bud Peyton, Jeff Winslow. Herb Arnold, Francis Taylor, Eddie Carmichael, Monica Morrison, Dr. Maynard Rich. The Psychology Club is composed of psychology majors and others who may be interest ed in majoring in this field. Career people in psychology and related fields are invited to participate in the meetings thus widening the interest in vocational opportunities. Joe Leigh has served as presi- dent for the past year. Dr. Maynard Rich served as the club ' s advisor. Officers: Joe Leigh, President: Alicia Oliveras, Secretary-Treasurer: Tom Disseler, Vice-President. 215 POLITICAL SCIENCE Seated: Yolanda Ellerbee. Front Row: Dr. Kressley, Marc Graham, Bill Addis. Wanda Suttle, Tina Costino, Bob Hammond, Sarah Day, John Lyerly, Mark Alexander, Kim Vazzana, Keith Wade, Kathy Kooi, Terry Stithem. Dr. Silverburg. Back Row: Mike Myers, Bill Pinkham, Hap Welty, Steve Katz, Gary Hewlett, Lowell Smith. The Political Science Club is made up of all stu- dents who take an interest in this science. The club serves as a means of communication between Po- litical Science and Public Administration majors and the Political Science department. The club has in the past found prominent speakers to come and expound on prominent issues. The club president is Yolanda Ellerbee. Dr. Sanford Silverburg and Dr. Konrad Kressley are the club advisors. Political Science majors — do it within the law. Dr. Sanford Silverburg, Advisor; Yolanda Ellerbee. President; Dr. Konrad Kressley, Advisor 216 STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION ■ f • BT y; IK fit! First Row: Marcy Hook, Jo Anne Latham, Kathy Stockman, Vanessa Spittle, Kathy Jones. Second Row: Kim Nicks, Pat Walker, Martine Ponton, Kimberly Hamilton, Mandy Steinbrunn, Judy Gaddy, Lisa Nabors, Teresa Perkins. Third Row: Robin Benson, Cynthia Graham, Sandy Ramseur, Nancy Hart, Jeanie Bowman, Harriett Wood, Julie Gilkerson, Ms. Sophie Fischel. Fourth Row: Janet Palacio, Rhonda Hardin, Rowie Carrell, Jan Doe, Anna Klutz, Shawn Dargon, Brenda Haynes, Prisilla Eller, Jeff Schaeberle, Artis Sellers. The Student Education Association is the club for future teachers. The club is open to and wel- comes all who are interested in teaching as a pro- fession. The SEA attempts to help Catawba pro- duce better teachers by helping students become aware of the modern trends and issues in educa- tion. The club president for this past year was JoAnne Latham. The advisors to this organization are Drs. Martha West and Sophie Fischel. Teachers do with class . . . don ' t let those kids wear you out. . . keep smiling . . .Yes, we want a iob! Officers: Kathy Stockman, Marcy Hook. Vice-Presidents; Vanessa Spittle, Secre- tary; Kathy Jones, Treasurer; JoAnne Latham, President. 217 STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION The Student Christian Association consists of students and faculty members of various races and creeds united by a common loyalty to Jesus Christ. In the fellowship of the Christian Church, they seek to understand the will of God through worship, study, and action. Co-Presidents of the SCA were Barb Kershner and Mark Vivian. Some of the major SCA activities include chapel services, work with the Nazareth Children ' s Home, and Religious Perspectives Week. Hare Kershner Paris Angelicus . . Hanging Rock ... Be Gentle Volleyball Marathon. First Row: Mark Vivian. Second Row: Debbie Potter, Sara Lassiter, Clare Arthur, Barb Kershner, Dianna Walker, Kathy Leinbach. Third Row: Dr. Gillespie, Dr. West, Jeffrey Pearson, Bob Walker, Marcy Hook, Richard Waggoner, Ferol Simpson, Janet Stapf. Ken Houser, Roxanne Jackson, Herb Arnold. Darlene Ludwig, Ms. Free, Rich Irvine, Lorrie Dilger, Ms. Whitley, Francis Taylor. SCA Cabinet — First Row: B. Kershner, C. Arthur. K. Leinbach, D. Ludwig, D. Walker. Second Row: Ms. Whitley, L. Dilger, S. Lassiter, J. Stapf, D. Potter, R. Jackson, Ms. Free. Third Row: Dr. Gillespie, Dr. West, M. Vivian, F. Simpson. K. Houser, R. Irvine, M. Hook, R. Waggoner, H. Arnold. 218 SOCIAL WORK Above — First Row: Herb Arnold, Jo Beth Bassett, Teresa Taylor, William Ingram, Janice Palmer, Lisa Tomson. Second Row: Dr. Kenneth Sell, James Harper, Phil Moore, Ferol Simpson, Kathy Clark, Lisa Riley, Rosemary Roberson. Third Row: Janetta Rogers, Tamara Dyson, Margo Bride. Left — Officers: (top to bottom) Margo Bride, President; Janetta Rogers, Social Co-chairman; Ferol Simpson, Publicity; Kathy Clark, Social Co- chairman; Tamara Dyson, Secretary-Treasurer; Phil Moore, Vice- President. 219 ANTHROPOLOGY Left to Right: Larry Beane, Micki Vacca, Steve Smith. Fielding Deaton, Janice Elliott, Phares Himes. The Anthropology Club serves the purpose of promoting interest in the fields of anthropology and archeology. Al- though the club is few in number, they are much in spirit as they explore various areas of interest. Larry Beane served as club president. Their advisor was Mr. Peter Cooper. Officers: Larry Beane, President; Janice Elliott, Secretary-Treasurer. 220 NCSL Seated: Lowell Smith. Front Row: Marc Graham, Bill Graham, Bob Ham- mond, Corinne Steele, Patti Hammer, Sherry Barrow, Mark Alexander, David King, Back Row: Michael Greene, Kathy Kooi, Kent Fulton, Brian Geiseler, Mark Hess, Bob Walker. The North Carolina Student Legislature is a model of the North Carolina General Assembly. The purpose of NCSL is to teach students the legislative process, and to help them more fully understand the concept of representative gov- ernment. The Catawba delegation participates in monthly meetings at various other colleges and universities around the state. The delegation chairperson for this year was Lowell Smith. Damn glad to meet ya . . . Our bill — Contraceptives on mopeds. . . Ourdelegation — Catawba rednecks and wild beer drinkers. Delegation Chairperson: Lowell Smith 221 V I PHI EPSILON Front Row: (left to right) Rick Fair, Mark Alexander, Barb Kershner, Wanda Suttle, Kathy Butler, Sarah Day, Debbie Potter. Back Row: Bob Stevens, Jim Burgess, Ken Dobler, Ken Batts, David King, Ken Houser, Ketti Weaver, Tom Priest, Joyce MacDougall, Bonnie Jourdan, Mark Hess, Cathy Fry, Jeffrey Pete. Phi Epsilon is an honor society with a membership of 30 Junior and Senior students. The purpose of the organization is to unite the outstanding members of the student body as members of a single group in order to promote scholarly and cultural activities for the members themselves and for other students of the college community. The president for the past year has been Ken Dobler. The advisor of Phi Epsilon was Dr. Bethany Sinnott. Officers: Ken Dobler, President; Sarah Day, Secretary; Bonnie Jourdan, Social Chairman; Debbie Potter, Social Chairman. 222 ALPHA CHI Alpha Chi is the Catawba chapter of the national honor society, Alpha Chi, which was estab- lished to honor and foster the highest traditions of undergraduate character and scholarship in the liberal arts. Election to membership in Alpha Chi is open to Junior students who rank in the upper ten percent of their class and who have a G.P.A. of at least 3.7 and to Seniors who rank in the upper ten percent of their class and who have a G.P.A. of at least 3.5. The election is by the faculty. The elected President of this body was Ken Batts. The advisors to Alpha Chi are Dr. James Gillespie, Dr. Albert Roberts, and Dr. Bethany Simmott. First Row: Julie Joslin, Jo Lawlor, Sarah Day, Cynthia Reedy, Barb Kershner, Debbie Potter, Wilma McMahan. Second Row: Robin Tredway, Mark Alexander, Jeff Babcock, Bonnie Jourdan, Cathy Fry, Delia Hann, Greg Alexander, Wanda Suttle. Third Row: Sue Joyce, Anna Klutz, Jim Burgess, Ketti Weaver, Kathy Kooi, Sue Snyder. Fourth Row: Tom Priest, John Baker, Sue Symanski, Betsey Carter, Dale Waltman, Ken Batts. Officers: Julie Joslin, Treasurer: Cynthia Reedy, Sec- retary; Ken Batts, President; Mark Alexander, Vice- President. 223 PSI CHI Front Row: Crystal Coone, Brooke Weaver, Delia Hann, Joyce MacDougall, Cathy Fry, Kathy Butler. Back Row: Joe Leigh. Emily Turner, Sharon Hughson, Cindy Reedy, Dr. Rich. Not Pictured: Ann Eisenhauer. Psi Chi is the national honor society in psychology. The purpose of Psi Chi is to honor outstanding students in psy- chology who have demonstrated superior academic perfor- mances and leadership in psychology and to nurture interest in both personal and professional development. Officers: (seated) Sharon Hughson, Vice-President: Kathy Butler. President, (standing) Brooke Weaver, Secretary: Cindy Reedy, Treasurer; Dr. Rich, Advi- sor. 224 ALPHA RA ' s Alpha is an extensive orientation program set up to help incoming freshmen and transfer students make an easy adjustment to life at Catawba. During the orientation program, the Alphies provide peer counseling (both academic and personal) and answer all questions. New Alphies may apply in the spring and are chosen by interview. This is a very beneficial program. The student director for orientation 1979 was Melinda Burns. Dr. Karl Hales serves as the advisor. Left — Alpha Organization: First Row: Donna Sharpe, Lynn Poffenbarger, Roxanne Jackson, Bonnie Jourdan, Dorothy Roulston, Ferol Simpson. Second Row: Delia Hann, Alicia Oliveras, Militza Maldonado, Barb Kershner, Corinne Steele, Marie Rogers, Dr. Roemer. Third Row: Mel Burns, Dr. Hales, Ross Klopp, Kent Fulton, Hap Welty, Ken Houser. Below — Resident Assistants: (left to right) Joyce MacDougall, Bob Hammond, Scott Gaines, William Ingram, Sherry Barrow, Greg Joyce, Jennifer Keiser, Noah Mason, Janet Stapf, Mark Vivian, James Harper. 225 BLUE MASQUE ' . Seated: John Erhardt, Eugene Heath, Barry Walston, Marty Hendren, Keith Smith, Ketti Weaver, Jennifer Keiser, Michael Wilhelm. Elizabeth Beittel, Mel Burns, David Blankenship, Jeff Whitley. Marsha Kirk. First Row: (standing) Susie Sprinkle, Parker Poole, Edna Mcllwain, Kathy Dover, Yolanda Ellerbe, Kevin Smith, Marilee Powell, Rick Lindsey, Tom Peterson, Teresa Brady. Second Row: Amy McCachren, Susie Davis, Greg Alexander, Donna White, Richard Steiner, Linda Kessler, Robert Votaw, Kevin King, Tony Amos. The Blue Masque is an organization made up of extremely dedicated individuals who excel in theatrical and dramatic arts and activities. The purpose of the club isto promote interest in theatre and to encourage dramatic activity on campus and in the community. The Blue Masque puts on at least four major productions and various one-act plays. The club president was Mel Burns. The ad- visor to the Blue Masque is Mr. T.D. Ringenberg. 226 Officers: (front) Mel Burns, President, (back) Ketti Weaver, Vice-President; Edna Mcllwain, Social Chairman; T.D. Ringenberg, Advisor; Donna White, Secretary; Keith Smith, Treasurer; Elizabeth Beittel, Historian. We ' ve lost the Mothership! . . . Turtle tracks . . . Blue Masque chocolate. . . Disco Tempest! . . .See the birdies. . .The Mel Burns Memorial Turtle. . . You can always rent yourself out as a cheese-grater . . . Thanks for the ovaries . . . Another strike? . . . I saw Goody Carpenter with a yak ... A kiss on the hand may be quite continental, but leatherisagirl ' sbestfriend . . . Teddy was in the foreign legion . . . Has anyone seen TD? . . . Could you answer one question for me: Who was looking up who ' s dress? 227 Jean Baptiste Poquelin de Moliere ' s TARTUFFE translated by Richard Wilbur Directed by Aubrey Berg Set and Costumes Designed by James Parker Lighting Designed by Bob Weidner Technical Director Thomas D. Ringenberg THE CAST MADAME PERNELLE Dianne Bradley ORGAN Mark Fincannon ELMIRE Ketti Weaver DAMIS , Scott Dorris MARIANE Marsha Kirk VALERE Richard Steinert CLEANTE Brian Keith Teal TARTUFFE Greg Alexander DORINE Donna White MONSIEUR LOYAL Thomas Peterson A POLICE OFFICER David Oxendine FLIPOTE Amy McCachren Photograph by Bob Weidner 228 Photograph by Bob Weidner 229 TARTU FFE 230 SAME TIME, NEXT YEAR George Greg Alexander Doris Ketti Weaver 231 OLD TIMES by Harold Pinter Directed by Beth Elise Carpenter CAST Kate Dianne Bradley Deeley Garrett De Young Anna Elizabeth Beittel 232 Robert, an older actor Michael Wilhelm John, a younger actor Richard Steinert 233 SHAKESPEARE ' S ROMANTIC TALE STAGED IN THE ROUND Directed by James Parker Set and Costumes James Parker Lighting Robert Weidner Make Up . . ., Beth Carpenter Choreography Donna White Music Director Jennifer Keiser THE CAST Bob Hill Alonzo Eugene Heath Sebastian Kevin Smith Prospero Parker Poole Antonio Jon Young Ferdinand Scott Dorris Gonzollo Fred Miller Adrian David Oxendine Francisco Thomas Peterson Caliban Greg Benson Trinculo Kevin King Stephano Barry Walston Master of a ship Mike Wilhelm The boatswain David Blankenship, Robert Votaw Mariners Melinda Burns Miranda Bobbi Adams Ariel Kathy Dover Iris Margaret Hendren Ceres Ginger Stodard Juno Susie Davis, Simone Grant, Debbie Mauldin Nymphs Barry Walston, Robert Votaw, David Blankenship Hounds ■V ' « 234 mm ■ - ' ' ' V 5 31 PC 4- 1 m VF HH W-.W V V ; 235 236 First Row: (left to right) Regina Bynum, Valerie Hill, Cynthia Wilson, Michele Barron, Annette Timberlake. Second Row: Mark Vivian, Marcel- lus Bonner, Thomas Howard, Toney Amos. GOSPEL CHOIR Y $ ®m. Officers: (left to right) Kitt Wade, Director; Regina Bynum, Vice-President: Toney Amos, President; Valerie Hill, Public Affairs. 237 BAND The collge band at Catawba actively participates on the campus and on the athletic field. Membership is open to all students who can adequately play a musical instrument and those who are willing to attend rehearsals. The band considers every member as a co-president. The advisor and director is Mr. Legare Mcintosh. You ' re late again, Richard . . . Sorry, Mr. Mcintosh, I dropped my horn . . . Mr. Mcintosh has disco fever . . . But Shuford hates disco . . . Taps. Mr. Legare Mcintosh — Director 238 : ■ ■ ' ' ' _■ ' ' 239 CHOIR Modern Vocal Ensemble. Front Row: Tammy Krupinsky, Richard Boyd. Kevin Locker, Anne Wooten. Back Row: Elaine Brown, Robert Votaw, Susie Sprinkle, Darrell Greene, Jennifer Wilhelm, Robert Hill, Amy Bumgarner. The Catawba College Choir is a group of 40 voices which presents concerts at schools and churches in the area, makes an annual tour in the spring, and provides music for chapel services. Membership in this musical organization is obtained through audition. The President who led the choir through the last year was Richard Boyd. The advisor to this organization is Mrs. Mary Jane Ayers. 240 First Row: Michele Barron, Anne Wooten, Mark Vivian, Toney Amos, Kevin Locker, Amy Bumgarner Second Row: Suzanne Joyce, Corliss Lang, Francis Taylor, Walter James, Maurice Scott, Kathy Leinbach, Diana Walker Third Row: Susie Sprinkle, Caroline Eaton, Andre Moseley. Barry Walston, Richard Boyd, Annette Timberlake, Edna Mcllwain ? Officers: Anne Wooten, Kevin Locker, Amy Bumgarner, Richard Boyd 241 Metal Fabrication Specialists FAB MASTERS, INC. POST OFFICE BOX Q LEXINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA 27292 GEORGE FEEZOR PRESIDENT WINFRED A. 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JJnc. 249 CHIEFS The Catawba Chiefs congratulate the Class of 1980 and extend a special invitation to them to become members of the Chiefs, continuing their support of the athletic program at Catawba, but in a special way. Through the weekly newsletters chiefs members stay abreast of how the athletic program is moving week-by- WEEK. The benefits the Chiefs enjoy will also be of special interest to catawba ' s newest group of alumni. the catawba chiefs is a growing, energetic organization of alumni, parents, and other friends of the college dedicated to the continual improvement of Catawba ' s total athletic program. For complete information on the chiefs program, interested members of the class of 1980 should contact the Catawba Development Office. GOOD LUCK SENIORS FROM THE CLASS OF ' 82 250 GOOD LUCK SENIORS! MAJORS CLUB THE PIONEER ROWAN COUNTY BEER WHOLESALERS ASSOCIATION Compliments ■1 Of THE NORTHWESTERN BANK MEMBER F.D.I.C. COMPLIMENTS OF CAROLINA CAMERA, INC. 116 North Main Street Salisbury, N.C. L4 CO«NEG¥l«©Nx I 123 EAST FISHER SALISBURY, NC 251 WE ' RE BEHIND YOU ALL THE WAY! GOOD LUCK SENIORS THE JUNIOR CLASS All that is gold does not glitter; not all those that wander are lost. — J.R.R. Tolkien A smile is an inexpensive way to improve your looks. — Charles Gordy It ' s easy to tell your station in life. Sooner or later, someone tells you where to get off. — Herb Daniels GOOD LUCK TO ALL AND THANKS CATAWBA! The Class of 1980 252 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS FROM SGA QmQ, $ fi i w n j iJ- X ? J , .JJJU y UJ-££ e -y 253 PATRONS Maria A. Agusty Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arnold Randolph K. Bennett Jack L. Brasington George W. Brown, Jr. Ernest Burd Walter J. Chwalik Colonel and Mrs. M. Costino Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Cotter Mr. and Mrs. Boyd H. Drum Mr. and Mrs. J. Daniel Frock Robert W. and Ann H. Greene Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Gurganus Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Harrill Jones Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Long Farms, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. G.W. Haggerty Elmer C. Hewlett, III John O. Higgs Kenneth E. Holtzapple Jerry Lee Hodges Joseph A. Hudock J. Wesley Jones, Jr. Walter B. Jourdan I Paul Levitski Inc. Louis J. Malone Raymond Masters Dr. Etna L. Palmer McCullough Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moehle Dr. and Mrs. Dale L. Schaeberle Mr. and Mrs. Max Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Carl P. Smith Lowell Smith Entertainment Mrs. Joseph Stephan Mr. and Mrs. H.C. Turner, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Ver Planck Mr. and Mrs. Stanley R. Welty, Jr. Aaron J. White Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilson h , 254 255 256 i- ' iV 257 258 259 SB . m Sm 1 W4t WA ■ 260 261 Y 262 mm 263 As we write this letter it is 6:30 in the morning and we are finally finishing up. We have added another long night to the production of this yearbook. All in all, this has been a very rewarding experience. We have gained a valuable insight into Catawba College along with many new friends, incompletes, and ulcers. We wouldlike to thank the students of Catawba College for their cooperation and patience. We would especially like to thank David Setzer, without whom our job would have been a lot harder. Special thanks also go to Bob Chappell of Hunter Publishing for his expert guidance, Bob Weidner for his pictures of Tartuffe, and Mrs. Mar- garet Armstrong for typing our numerous notices. Dale Waltman and Donna Palmer deserve special credit for their faithful service. Donna did a great job as business manager and Dale was always there when we needed him for a last minute picture. Biv Price and Barbie Smith have stayed up with us all night and we are very grateful. Editing this book has been both fun and trying but we think that it has paid off. We hope that you agree! Jeff and Teri