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

Text from Pages 1 - 288 of the 1981 volume:

i 4 pERENCE-NOTTOBE 1 TAKEN FROiVI THIS ROOM 1 toLihL ' Mas- ! sa aktai 1981 VOLUME 52 catavoBa college salisBuny. ooRtb corzolino JEFFREY D. SCHAEBERLE, EDITOR CATAWBA COLLEGE LIBRARY Salisbury, North Carolina 28144 5i. ..._. ' : ' |J ' m ■o - . «1 — .« 12 NO UfTGLASP ON DUTY YOUEQv W 15 16 17 DEDICATION Theodore P. Leonard, Litt.D. Seventeenth President of Cata vba College Catawba College shall ever be indebted to Theodore P. Leonard for his dedication to this institution. Dr. Leonard, Presi- dent of the Board of Trustees, was named acting president of the college while the search for a seventeenth president ensued. Leading all facets of the college. Dr. Leonard showed his dedica- tion to Catawba each and every day. He traveled from his home in Lexington to Salisbur} ' dailv. On Januar} ' 28, 1981, for outstanding service to Catawba Col- lege, Dr. Theodore P. Leonard received full status as the seven- teenth president of Catawba College. 18 IN MEMORY T M. Adele Swaim Joseph Anthony Gallagher [ Robert Martin Hill Forest G. Pridgen Seeing the crowds he went up on the mountain, and when he sat down his disciples came to him. And he opened his mouth and tought them saying: Blessed are the poor in spirit, for their ' s is the kingdom of heaven. Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted. Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God. 19 liir! FACULTY Dr. Theodore P. Leonard Acting President of Catawba College Catherine Goodnight, Secretary to the President 22 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS P : w Dr. Charles Turney Vice-President of Academic Affairs Oneida Lloyd, Secretary Carolyn Stratton, Secretary Dr. Hans Roemer, Vice-President of Student Affairs 23 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Brenda Mcintosh Secretary to the Dean of Students Mr. Warren Klawiter Dean of Students Head Residents: Ms. Doris Coates, North; Ms. Ruby Butner, Abemethy; Ms. Martha Stanley, Woodson. Missing: Mr. Buck Fry, SR. Mrs. Ann Shaughnessy Assistant to the Dean of Students 24 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF David E. Setzer, Director of Public Relations Public Relations and Development Office: (Front) Yvette Carter, Evelyn Joslin, Carolyn Peeler. (Back) Margaret Armstrong, Janice Petrea. Henry C. Bernhardt Director of Development Susan J. Stebbins Director of Alumni Parent Relations 25 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF W. Larry Elliott Business Manager M. Adele Swaim Bursar Business Staff: (Seated) Annie M. Bates. (Standing) Ruby P. Barringer, Shirley P. Rhinehart, Louise Pring. 26 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Admissions Staff: (Seated) Cathy Dohrman, Joyce MacDougall. (Standing) Frank Jackson, Frances Adams. J. William Hall, Dean of Admissions Zelda R. Ronder, Assistant to the Dean of Admissions Wanda Cross Assistant to the Financial Aid Officer Barbara S. Hill Financial Aid Officer 27 ADMINISTRATIVE Catherine Coleman, Secretary to the Director of Career Planning Placement Center and the Psychology Department Marion M. Richards, Director of the Career Planning Placement Center and Registrar E. Eloise Peeler, Receptionist J. Curtis Montgomery, Head of Advancement Services 28 STAFF Library Staff: (Front) Ruby McSwain, Frances Wentz, Jacquelyn Sims, Evelina Tseng. (Back) Betty Sell, Janet Pollard, Erlene Caldwell, Hilda Foreman, Maria Zarycky. Betty H. Sell, Director of Library Services Evelyn W. Lowman, Supervisor of Computer Center Services Mf ' ' - - ' Computer Center Staff: Evelyn W. Lowman, Eleanor Ijames, Malcolm Swanson. 29 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Mary Emma Knox, Director of Residence Forest Pridgen Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Harvey Stratton, Athletic Director 30 Jim Hands, Kathy Shue SAGA Food Service ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF r (■■ -.. ■.. Laura Smith, Postmistress Janice Surratt, Minnie McCachren Nurses Ann Eagle, Secretary to the Drama Department Sandra Roseman, Secretary to the Education Department Nancy Trexler, Secretary to the Commerce Department 31 LANGUAGE LITERATURE Dr. Francis Dedmond, Co-Chairman Dr. Johnny Young, Co-Chairman Dr. Andrew Vance, Dr. Hans Roemer, Dr. Charles Turney, Dr. Johnny Young, Dr. Martha Morehead, Dr. Richard Reitz, Dr. Francis Dedmond, Dr. Bethany Sinnott. 32 Dr. Bruce Griffith, Mr. Ronald Hall HISTORY Dr. Bruce Griffith, Chairman RELIGION PHILOSOPHY Dr. King West, Chairman Dr. King West, Dr. J. Daniel Brown, Dr. Paul V. Helm 33 Dr. William F. Palmer, Chairman Top to Bottom: Dr. Sophie Fischel, Dr. Martha West, Dr. William Palmer. 34 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Left to Right: Dr. Pat Whitley, Dr. Frank Meyer, Mr. Steve Shaughnessy, Mr. Harvey Stratton, Mr. Sam Moir. Not pictured: Miss Roslyn Hall, Mr. Warren KJav ter. Dr. Frank Meyer, Chairman 35 MATHEMATICS Dr. Ted Goodman Chairman Mr. Jack Keeter, Mr. William Gibbons, Dr. Ted Goodman, Mr. David Heffner. 36 Left to Right: Dr. Michael Baranski, Dr. Dan Kirk, Mrs. Susan Ringenberg, Dr. Jay Buxton. Dr. Jay Buxton, Chairman 37 CHEMISTRY Dr. David Hanselman, Chairman 38 PSYCHOLOGY Dr. Albert Roberts, Dr. Maynard Rich, Dr. Lounell Mullis, Mr. McCallum. 39 SOCIOLOGY Dr. Kenneth Sell, Miss Sherry Free, Mr. Robert Hartsell. POLITICAL SCIENCE Dr. Kenneth Sell, Chairman Dr. Sanford Silverburg 40 MUSIC Mr. Legate Mcintosh, Mrs. Mary Jane Ayers, Mr. Albert Chaffoo. Mr. Legare Mcintosh, Chairman ART Dr. Walter Hood 41 DRAMA Mr. Hoyt McCachren, Charirman Dr. Gerald L. Honaker, Mr. Robert W. Weidner, Mr. Hoyt McCachren, Mr. Thomas Ringenberg, Dr. Aubrey Berg, Mr. Rich Burk, Dr. Karl E. Hales, Mr. James E. Parker. 42 COMMERCE Dr. Arnold Rieger, Chairman 43 ' f.-; ' K ■• ' -. .- s; . ' ,-.■ -,. -. . . ' i ;,,. j, . ' -. ■! I TtlH m wmm r im mmi i) ' w i STUDENT LIFE SPRING FEST QUEEN JODI KAY WILD SPRING FEST April 26, 1980 Spring Fest at Catawba comes at a beautiful time in the year. Not only is the weather pleasant, but it is a time for being with friends that are soon to graduate. Mixed in amongst the dart throwing and pie eating are quiet, friendly moments that will be remembered for many years. Ole Mother Nature threatened and the 1980 Spring Fest was transported to the gymnasium. None the less the experiences were enjoyable. The traditional dance about the May Pole was culminated by the crowning of Jodi Wild as Spring Fest Queen by Student Body Presi- dent Mark Alexander. KIMBERLY CROPPER Freshmen Class LISA LONG Freshmen Class KIMBERLY VINOSKI Freshmen Class CARMEN GONZALEZ Sophomore Class 46 JULIE HONEYCUrr Sophomore Class CYNTHIA WILSON Sophomore Class MARCY HOOK Junior Class TERESA PERKINS Junior Class GAYLE WYATT Junior Class TINACOSTINO Senior Class JOYCE MACDOUGALL Senior Class KATHY STOCKMAN Senior Class BROOKE WEAVER Maid of Honor 47 48 MIKE CROSS September 19, 1980 CATAWBA COLLEGE LIBRARY Salisbury, North Carolina 28144 49 THE TOMMY DORSEY ORCHESTRA September 27, 1980 50 COFFEEHOUSE The CUB Coffee House provides entertainment for the stu- dents in the Great Hall of SR dorm. This can be many types of talent; from the student body, local community, or the profes- sional field. During the first semester singers Brian and Eileen Crawford, James Durst, Mike Wilhelm, Lowell Smith, Cindy Wright, Barry Link and Mike Prillaman performed. ' - .- Mike Prollaman .« 1 ■ Barry Link 11 Kl wm 1 -3 . f nH lk « i ' i JC ' ' atm r . p( k S t ■ ' 51 HALLOWEEN DANCE Catawba students, often thought to be apathetic and unimaginative, proved themselves otherwise at the CUB Halloween dance. Visiting the annual gathering, one could see punk rockers, Hawkeye and Trapper of M A S H, two sperms, an Iranian with his American hostage, a radical turned preppie, plus many other ingenius creations. The Halloween dance provided a chance for students to remove themselves from academic routine and go bananas. 52 iir: j|; g2J__ ■ ■ 1 •M S ' ■ I I OBDON A. KIB HEAD COAC CATAWBi coil 1934 - 19 0 UTSTANDIW REP , tHrtovSBIrj fo ' - ■■■,-:• SBBiml-. ' JkJiT mmr- ■ -..- 7 ' . 1 T. € ' £ C wi fi - Wt ti.. £ -?iil 53 H O M 1 H 9 C 8 O M I N G Returning graduates and friends were welcomed with open arms as Homecoming 1980 got underway. With nothing but clear skies over- head, alumni were found all over campus reminiscing about almost forgotten days of love and laughter. Meeting that old roommate and that one time special friend after many years brought smiles to the faces of Catawba ' s finest. Current students at Catawba have much to look forward to in the future as they return to the campus that was their place to be. 1980 HOMECOMING QUEEN Brooke Weaver i Nancy Brasington Claremont Kathy Clark Foi] House-SR-C Sarah Day Senior Class Carmen Gonzalez Zartman Julie Honeycutt Woodson Marcy Hook Senior Class Marda Hoover Abemethy 3 4 54 Kathy Kooi Abemethy 1 2 Rande Maphis SR-A B Monica Morrison Day Students Terry Murko Day Students Elizabeth Peeler Newton-Jann House Lynn Poffenbarger North Lisa Simon SR-D E Barb Smith Senior Class Janet Stapf North Julie Strawn Woodson 55 CATAWBA COLLEGE MADRIGAL DINNER There ' s no fool like a fool ' s fool; says court jester Richard Boyd. The Catawba College Choir, garbed in Medieval dress, presented an evening of music, enter- tainment, and fine food for the Salisbury community. From the roast boar to the jugglers and jesters the choir transformed itself into an English entertairung troupe. 56 57 ASSASSINATION They were hiding in bushes, on rooftops, and behind doors. With hearts of steel and senses as sharp as a razor, they moved about the Catawba campus. They were assassins and the game was bold murder. Yes, the latest college craze, Assassination, struck Catawba in the fall of 1980. Armed with dart guns, Cat-U students stalked their victims. A simple game, Assassination works on the principle of kill your assignment before someone kills vou. The winners, or sun. ' ivors, were Steve Taylor in round one and Alan Armour in round two. The award for most kills went to Clare Killer Arthur and second place to Bill Angle of Death Styple. After streaking, toga parties, and Assassination, one onlv wonders what the college mind will dream up next. 58 SALISBURY POST photos by Wayne Hinshaw ' 68 59 COLLEGE NIGHT Here we go again, it ' s College Night! Time for the Catawba student to trade the books and papers for a cold glass of his or her favorits brew. Once a week, and in some cases seven, the center of activity was the dance floor, local bar, or a large pizza. Some- times it seemed that the economy of Salisbury depended on Cat- U students to survive. Catawba College gave us many important things, but perhaps the most important was a plastic I.D. card that got us into College Night. 60 SOUTHERN PRIDE S T y K B m ,-• .jxi .jmr ' m lf.7. :? y KS Ht • . . | V v l 61 DOING IT IN THE SNOW sS SSSTC Catawba received its yearly allotment of the white stuff in late January. The campus awoke on Friday morning to two inches of snow with five more to follow. An air of hope spread as students listened for the report of classes being canceled. The hoped for word never came and the day ' s fun was delayed till afternoon. Let it be known that snow and Cat-U students mix very well. From ambushing motorists on In- nes Street to bombarding classmates departing the dining hall. Catawba snow warriors were out in full force. Artistic talents also arose as nu- merous snowmen and one snow butch popped up on campus. 62 r-tl — II ! II 1 1 ' CLASSES .. , jr SENIOR CANDIDS ' [ ] ItlNltf Donna Sharpe (right) Jeff Hookway 66 SENIOR CANDIDS V.,- Lowell Sprague Crystal Coone and Toby The Doctor and the Commander of The Lovetron Cadets Thorn Shone and Neil Rodgers 67 I will accept no buU from your house, nor he-goat from your folds. Psalms 50;9 Mark Alexander 68 SENIOR CANDIDS V Yearbook editors do it between the covers. Jeff Schaeberle, and Teri Fulk with Bev Price (left). Mark Hess Chuck Dimmick with LeAnne Rosa 69 Richard Steinert SENIOR CANDIDS Clare Arthur Julie Gilkerson and Sarah Day 70 SENIOR CANDIDS Bill Crute (center) with Steve Veingrad and Mark Hill Jeff Winslow with Cvnthia Wilson ' l ' • Mark LeBreton 71 Rich D ' Alesandro 72 SENIOR CANDIDS Lowell Smith and friends Janice Palmer Paul Reginald! 73 Joe Jolly, Phil Myers, Jim Burgess, Gary Gaskins. Gina Myers with Mitch Quayle Caroline Eaton and Kevin Locker with Richard Boyd (left). 74 SENIOR CANDIDS Iw eiser LAGERBEER pi. ice and ' eit. atfeiju7(a£t T SELLING BEER IN THE WORLD KE Ae l . _OS ANOELES T : Kathy Leinbach Vanessa Grigdesby with Steve Smingler Janet Stapf, Roxane Jackson, Wanda Suttle, Wilma McMahan, Darlene Ludwig 75 SENIOR CANDIDS Catching a buzz Carmen Marino and Barb Green CliHHiggs Sue Risser with Greg Hollifield 76 SENIOR CANDIDS Barb Smith and Denise Todd Julie Strawn (bottom) with Carmen Marino Dave King n eierans Aaministration Medical Center Salisbury SENIOR CANDIDS ■ mmm ' mmwasMi Kim Hoover (right) 78 SENIOR CANDIDS Phillis Carter, Sue Symanski, Fern Hedrick, Vickie Hardy, Robyn Charlton Les MacRae and Sue Snider Tom Manoski and Barb Smith 79 SENIOR CANDIDS Tom Disseler Denise Allan and Judy Gaddy (center) with Janet Cranson and Barb Green 80 SENIOR CANDIDS Steve Wingfield and Jeff Onder (seated) with Mark Sullivan, Tom Fleetwood, and Dave Brown. Suzanne Joyce k ' -. 81 SENIOR CANDIDS Alicia Oliveras with Eddie Carmichael Linda Hicks Betty Smith, Debbie Erickson, Prescilla EUer Brenda Haynes with Sue Risser 82 Jo Lawlor Larry Tester, Richard Waggoner Above: (top to bottom) Mary Ann Unanue, Cindy Betty, Cindy Brown. Left: (left to right) Terry Murko, Sheilah Puckett, Lori Searock, Elizabeth Peeler, Monica Morison. 83 Eugene Heath SENIOR CANDIDS Larry Beane 84 SENIOR CANDIDS Kenny Klemick, Jim Krutzke, Rich Woolfolk, Eric Voss Above: Gayle Wyatt. Left: (top) Lee Dixon, Corrine Steele, Marcy Hook, Kathy Kooi, Ann Wooten. (bottom) Juanice Siler, Nancy Hart, Jane Grimes, Delia Hann. 85 s E N I O R S Bobbi Esther Adams Salisburv, ' C [ rama Mark Alexander Jacksonville, FL Pre- Law Denise Lynn Allan Greenlawn, ,VY Social Work Abdullah S. Al-Mozaini Salisbun, ' , N ' C John Applewhite Salisbury, NC Biol og ' ' Chemistry- Clare R. Arthur Ashe ' i]le, iNC His ton ' ♦SENIORS 86 Robert Douglas Bain Richmond, VA BUAD Gilbert Banner Charlotte. NC BUAD Thomas Edward Barnes Charlotte, N ' C Health Education Larry N. Beane Granite FaUs, NC Anthropology Sharon EUzabeth Bennett Stoneville, NC Phys. Ed. Health Robert H. Bettis China Grove, . ' C BUAD Cynthia Betty Ashe TlIe, NC Social Work Judith Gooch Biddy Salisbur ' . NC Ronnie Bivins Cooleemee, NC BUAD Admin. Office Mgt. Jeanie Ellyn Bowman Hickorv, NC Elem. Education Cynthia Brown High Poml, .N ' C Early Childhood Inter. Ed. Phil Brune Salisbury, NC BUAD SENIORS 87 Pamela Parker Bumgarner Statesville, NC English James David Burgess Catonsville, MD Accounhng Mathematics James William Butts Lexington, NC Phyllis Lorraine Carter Reidsville, NC Psychology ' Bonnie Coan Salisbup, ' . NC Computer Science Joseph M. Conrey Newfield, NJ Admin. Office Mgt. Crystal Ann Coone Moores iIle, NC Psychology William Crute Caithersburg, MD BUAD Admin. Office Mgt. Richard D ' Alesandro Chern, ' Hill. NJ BL ' AD Economics Wayne E. Dalton Lexington, NC Phys. Ed, Dennis Wayne Davidson Salisbury ' , NC English Sarah Scott Day Hampton, NJ Pre-Law SENIORS 88 SENIORS William Christopher Derby Rockville, NID Psychology Caret W. DeYoung Greensboro, NC Drama Loretta D. Dilger Greensboro, , C Charles Dimmick Clinton, MD History Richard Thomas Disseler Marco Island, FL Philosophy Lee Ann Dixon Mt. Holly, NC Chemistr ' David J. Duke Salisbury, NC BUAD, ' Admin. Office Mgl. Caroline Elizabeth Eaton Mauldm, SC BUAD 89 William Bartley Edge Flemington, NJ BL ' AD Ann F. Edwards Concord, NC Elem Education Priscilla Eller YadkinvUle, NC Elem. Education 90 Teri Lynne Fulk Pilot Mtn.NC Computer Science Judith Lynn Gaddy Wadesboro, NC Elem, Education Scott Anthony Gaines Charlotte, NC BL ' AD ' Admin, Office Mgt. Julie G. Gilkerson Harrison, VA Elem, Education Barbara G. Green PhoenixvUle, PA BL ' AD, ' Admin. Office Mgt. Vanessa Lee Grigdesby Aberdeen, MD BUAD Accounting Jane E. Grimes Claremont, NC Computer Science Wendy C. Hammer Freeport Grand, Bali. BUAD SENIORS 91 Robert Fisher Hammond, Jr. Richmond, VA Political Science Delia M. Hann Pinellas Park, FL Psychology William C. Happer Durham, NC Vicki Hardy Mt. Airy, NC Phys. Ed. James Harper Leesburg, FL Social Work Nancy Lynn Hart Perrum, VA Elem. Educahon Christopher Kyle Hayes ThomasviUe, NC Phys- Ed. Brenda Charlene Haynes Salisbury, NC Elem. Educarion •SENIORS 92 Eugene Heath Daytona Beach, FL Drama Fern Sheryl Hedrick Ocean CiU ' , N] Phvs, Ed.Ther, Rec. Ricky Steven Hendricks Mocksville, NC Phys, Ed. William Mark Henline Asheboro, NC BUAD Mark Hess Lexington, N ' C Linda Key Hicks Salisbun ' , NC BUAD WiUiam Hicks High Point, NC Clifford Higgs Milford. CT Freeda A. Holladay Salisbury, NC SENIORS 93 Marcy Lynn Hook Pittsburg, PA Elem. Education Jeffrey C. Hookway Sparta, NJ Harry M. Irby Concord, NC BUAD Economics Richard Irvine, Jr. Haddon Township, Nj Psychology, ' Roxane Jackson Reigelwood, NC Ther. Rec, Joseph S. Jolly Point Harbor, NC •SENIORS 94 Suzanne Joyce Salisbury, NC Music Education Robert Edward Kenan Chinquapin, NC Phys. Ed. Billie Ann Kerley Lexington, NC Elem. Education David V. King Ft, Uuderdale, PL Phil. Rel- BL ' AD Econ. Kennetli Paul Klemick Gnnaminson, N] Kathy Kooi Pitman, NJ Pol- Sci. Pre-Uw Josephine T. Lawlor Salisbury, NC English Mark S. LeBreton Ramsey, NJ BUAD Admin. Office Mgt. Kathy A. Leinbach Newton, NC Elem. Education Kevin Keith Locker Lake Ariel, PA BL ' AD Darlene Ludwig Linwood, NC Biology Cynthia Lynn Malone Edgewater Park, NJ BUAD SENIORS 95 Thomas C. Manoski, Jr. Jacksonville, NC Phys. Ed Rande Sue Maphis Lexington, NC Ther. Rec. Carmen Marino Cherry Hill, NJ Psychology Noah Palmer Mason Schenectadv, NY BUAD Admin. Office Mgl. Younger H. Mattox Salisbun ' , NC Bb ' AD James Penry Michael Mocksville, NC BUAD Admin. Office Mgt. Brent Wesley Miller Charlotte, NC Bb ' AD Gina Lorell Myers Le dngton, NC Ther. Rec. Philip H. Myers E. Berlin, PA Chemistn ' Tim Myers Lexington, NC BUAD •SENIORS 96 Leslie Anne MacRae Weston, MD Social Work Toni McDaniel Sahsbur, ' , NC Elem- Education Wilma Kay McMahan Lexington, NC BUAD William Maxwell Neely Statesville, . C BUAD Admin. Office Mgt. Monica Lee Newsom Denton, NC BUAD Admin. Office Mgt. Alicia E. Oliveras Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico Psychology Jeff Onder Holmdel, NJ BUAD Admin. Office Mgt. Janice M. Palmer Fairport, NY Social Work ElizabetJi Peeler Salisbury, NC BUAD Teresa Jeanette Perkins Timberlake, NC Elem. Education SENIORS 97 Thomas]. Peterson, III Royal Oak, MI Drama Marvin Philip Poole, Jr. Linwood, NC BUAD Sally W. Pressly Germantown, MD Drama Speech Sheilah Puckett York, PA Psycholog) ' Christine C. Quinn High Point, NC Ther. Rec. Robert D. Ramseur Maiden, . C BUAD Admin. Office Mgt. John G. Rankin Mooresville, NC Recreation Richard Riedel Spencer, NC Religion Phil •SENIORS 98 Robinetta Erica Rippy Salisbury, NC Psych. Sociology Susan Diane Risser Dillsburg, PA Biology Bozo Rodgers Salisbury, NC BUAD Admin. Office Mgt. Dorothy E. Roulston Flemington, NJ Accounling BUAD Jeffrey D. Schaeberle Hanover, PA Biology Donna L. Sharpe Salisbury, NC William McClain Sherill, Jr. Slatesville, NC BUAD Thorn Shone Salisbury, NC Political Science Juanice G. Siler Salisbury, NC Computer Science Barbara E. Sniith Jefferson, MD Psychology Betty R. Smith Spencer, NC Health Ed. Phys, Ed. Sec. Ed. Lowell Mills Smith Wexford, PA Political Science SENIORS 99 Randy L. Smith China Grove, NC BUAD Economics Richard Smith China Grove, NC BUAD Steven L. Smith Greensboro, NC Anthropoiog) ' Wendy Kathryn Smith Jacksonville, FL Susan E. Snider Lexington, NC History Lowell Mark Sprague Asheville, NC Accounting BUAD Janet Stapf Jacksonville, FL Bio!og - Corrine K. Steele Greensboro, NC Histor ' Teri Steelman Salisbury, NC Psycholog) ' Amanda J. Steinbrunn Orwigsburg, PA Richard Steven Steinert Enfield, CT Drama Robert (Bob) Stevens Wilmington, DE Economics Admin. Office Mgt. ♦SENIORS 100 KathyJ Stockman Middletown, MD Julie Jean Strawn N. Wilkesboro, NC Corrective Therapy Wanda Faye Suttle Green Cove Springs, FL Educational Psvch. Susan Lynn Symanski Saddle River, NJ Conective Therapy SENIORS 101 Emily W. Turner Salisbury, NC Psych. English John W. Twitty Tryon, NC Phys. Ed. Mary Ann Unanue Alpine, NJ Elem. Ed, Spanish %iJJ ■? r« -w uivj: 1 V ' it ' ' t 7 .- isV -, .« 1 c - Angela Vann Fayetteville, NC Psycholog ' Eric Robert Voss Medford, NJ BUAD Admin. Office Mgt Peggy Lynne Waggoner Mt. ViUa, NC Accountmg BUAD •SENIORS 102 Richard W. Waggoner Walkertown, NC Chemistry Susan Carol Wagner Medford Lakes, NJ Admin. Office Mgt. BUAD Dale Thomas Waltman Cornwall, PA Religion Phil. Lisa Rufty Wear Salisbury, NC Biology Brooke S. Weaver Miami, FL Psychology Ketti L. Weaver Oakboro, NC Drama Steve T. Wingfield Richmond, VA BUAD Jeffrey R. Winslow Washington, DC Psychology Harriet H. Wood Salisburv, ' C Inter- Ed, Ann Juanita Wooten Lexington, NC BUAD Gayle L. Wyatt Robbms, NC Ther, Rec, Jonathan K. Young Greensboro, NC Drama SENIORS ' 103 Claude Shuford Abemethy, III Conover, . C David Adams Yadkinville, C Ronald LesEe Arant Kings Mtn.N ' C Class Officers: Lynn Poffenbarger, Treasurer; Jim Bovce, President; Phil Moore, Vice-President. Not Pictured; Carmen Gonzalez, Secretan. ' . J u N I O R S Daniel C. Archer Rahway, NJ Alan Armour Charlotte, .VC Herbert Robert Arnold Magnolia, . J Debbie P. Bankhead Culpeper, ' .- Adrienne Maria Bass Brand ne. MD Mar - Lidwine Battista Washington, DC •JUNIORS 104 Ellen Lou Bealey Black Mtn.NC Kevin Beck Lexington, NC Lisa Marie Belton Mt. Airy, NC Tanya Valerie Blocksom AUowav, N] Melvin Leland Bobo Salisbury, MD Gregory K. Boston Spring Lake, NC James Cawley Boyce Sevema Park, MD Richard Armistead Boyd Statesville, NC Edgar Floyd Breese Lantana, FL J. Kevin Brown Salisbury, NC Robert Joe Bruff Lexington, NC Robert D. Budd Woodbury, NJ Amy Renee Bumgarner Hickory, NC Susan Burkholder Ephrata, PA End Regina Bynum Carrboro, NC JUNIORS 105 Elizabeth A. Calio Sand Beach, NY Herbert E. Carmichael Huntersville, NC Kenneth D. Carrick Thomasville, NC Kathy Clark Charlotte, NC Herbert Coffield High Point, NC Charles Coiner Stuarts Draft, VA Beverly Cooksey Jax, FL Karen L. Cranford Mocksville, NC Donna Camille Crouse Emory, VA Mike Delahunty Charlotte, NC Keith L. Demarco Belleville, NJ JUN10RS 106 Christy Alta Denny High Point, NC Brenda Lynn Dietrich Seaford, DE Linn Marie Digiola Rockville, MD Pamela A. Evans Hildebran, NC Nina Lucinda Fisher Salisbury, NC Tom Fleetwood Cherry Hill, NJ JUNIORS 107 Carole A. Frock Hanover, PA Jay Michael Gerish Fairfield, NJ Debbie A. Gilley MooresviJle, NC Carmen Iris Gonzalez Bavamon, Puerto Rico Michael D. Good Conover, NC Patricia K. Granger Wilmington, DE Gregory Greene Linwood, NC Kimberly Ann Hamilton Can. ' , NC Julie Ann Hearn China Grove, NC Sally R. Herman Conover, NC Valerie J. Hill PoUocksN-ille. NC JUNIORS 108 Donna Kaye Hincher Ennice, NC Greg Honeycutt Salisbury, NC Julie Lynn Honeycutt Uke Park, FL William H. Huntley Wadesboro, NC Pamelia Hylton Salisburv, NC William E. Ingram Melbourne, FL Richard Charles Izze, Jr. Gaithersburg, NID Bob Jackson Clemmons, NC Walter Lee James Jacksonville, NC Blanche E. Jamison Fort Norris, NJ Steve Hilton Jones Fort Myers, FL Patricia M. Joyce Wayne, NJ Tim Joyce Wayne, NJ Steven Paul Katz Tonawanda, NY Cheryl Anne Keefer Chesapeake, VA JUNIORS 109 Andrea Sue Reitzel Newton, N ' C Ross H. Klopp Richlind, PA Elaine Koontz Mocksvjlle, NC Mark Curtis Lane Chesapeake, VA Paul Levitski Bemick, PA Marilyn Lowe Granite Quarr -, NC Linda Lundquist Coopersburg, PA Kathiyn EUen Lyons Columbia, MD Militza Maldonado GiiaNTiabo, Puerto Rico Shari Marshall Paoli, PA Mark Michael Lexington, NC •JUNIORS 110 Johnny Miller Mocksville, NC Philip Allen Moore Hanover, PA Linda Carol Moose China Grove, NC Sandra McDaniel Salisbun ' , NC Susie Mcintosh Salisburv, NC Amie McCree Maiden, NC Lisa Nabors Statesville, NC Kimberlee Nicks Burlington, NC David Oxendine Pembroke, NC Frances Pearson Gaithersburg, MD Jayne Petrea Salisbury, NC Tom Verne Phillips Matthews, NC Lynn Poffenbarger Charlotte, NC Jill Pruett Salisbury, NC Ralph Quackenbush Wilton, CT JUNIORS 111 Tern ' Lee Radford Gastonia, NC Stanley Randell .Mocks Tlle, NC Meg Reinhart Jenkintown, PA Anita Richardson Mt. Gilead, NC Veronica Richardson Seaford, DEL Lisa Riley Charlotte, NC Lisa Ann Rizzolo Klman, X] ' ictor Robinson Winston-Salem, NC Archibald Ruft -, Jr. Salisbun . NC William A. Ryan Joppa, MD Scott Schuler Wmston-Salem, NC 112 JUXIORS Jeffrey Duane Selland Salisbury, MD Romona Sharpe Harmonv, NC Tommy Shaw SaHsbun-, NC Gregor) ' Dean Sheetz Charlotte, NC Susan Sidden Traphill, NC Charles Sigler Berlin, PA Melanie Leigh Smith Conover, NC Patrick Smith Concord, .NC Ericka Southworth Richmond, VA Patsy Spain Salisbury ' , NC Lelvine Spellman, Jr. Clemmons, NC Debbie L. Sterner Orangeville, PA Michael Stewart Marshville, NC Pamela Stolba Mt. Vernon, OH JUNIORS 113 Kirk L. Strause Mverstown, PA William Styple Kearny, NJ Stephanie Surgeon Leasburg, NC Clara Taylor King, NC Frances Taylor Philadelphia, PA Stephen Taylor Winter Park! FLA Randy Troublefield Linwood, NC Judy Kay Tyndall Winston-Salem, NC Rich Ungemach Pittsburg, PA Scottie Jay Vause Gastonia, NC KittA.Wade Gaithersburg, MD Karen Wagoner Salisbury, NC Diana K. Walker Seaford, DE Patricia Walker Advance, NC David Wallace Charlotte, NC ♦JUNIORS 114 Robert Walter Kevser, WV Jacqueline Watson Spencer, NC Hap Welty Lancaster, PA Anne White Salisbury, NC Donna White Baltimore, MD Rosemary White Winston-Salem, NC Nana ' Williamson Reidsxille, NC Cynthia Wilson Washington, DC Bryan Wizna Carteret, NJ JUNIORS 115 Class Officers: Kim Kroh, Treasurer; Bill Graham, President; Jennifer Wilhelm, Vice-President; Janet Paiacio, Secretary. Joe Abemethy Newton, NC Julia Adams Troy, NC Toney Amos Winston-Salem, NC Fredericka Anderson Washington, DC Alfred Antuzzi Delran, NJ Jean Basham Greensboro, NC Sandra Bennett Lexington, NC Craig Bergmann Silver Spring, MD David Blankenship Salisbury, NC Katherine Boardman Athens, GA Linda Bowers Winston-Salem, NC Teresa Brady Robbms, NC •SOPHOMORES 116 Nanc y Brasington Miami, FL Tim Brindley Tumersville, NJ David Brown Thousand Oaks, CA Jean Brown Hickory, iNC Edwin Capps Burlington, NC William Carmichael HuntersviJle, NC Cal J. Gary Plantation, FL Tod Chapman Ormond Beach, FL William Cheeks Penns Grove, NJ Cindy Cherry Washington, NC Brian Church Westfieid, NJ Julia Chwalik Miami, FLA Cynthia Clark Salisbury, NC Malcom Clark Charlotte, NC Gary Glawson Hudson, NC Ricky Cockman Randleman, NC Cyrette Gotten Chapel Hill, NC Terri Cowan Sterling, VA Rose Mary Cox Ramseur, NC Janet Cranson Penfield, NY SOPHOMORES 117 Howard Esquirol Stratford, CT David Fawck W. Hollywood, FL Donna Fink Concord, NC JiUFinl Concord, NC Karyl Floyd Greensboro, NC Allen Frantz Chambersburg, PA Margaret Frauendorfer Burlington, NC Cathy Frisby Huntington, NY William Graham Salisbury, NC Simone Grant Salsibury, NC Michael Greene Thomasville, NC Monda Griggs Salisbury, NC Kim Cropper Berlin, MD Larry Crossen Woodbury, NJ Kelly Delahunty Charlotte, NC ' SOPHOMORES 118 Julia Grimes Claremont. NC Pamela Gurganus Robersonnlle, NC Cynthia Hall Svlva, NC Gregory Harrell Rockwell, NC Robert Harvey Charlotte, NC Daruel Hill West Hartford, CT Mark Hill Asheville, NC John Hinkel Kutztown, PA WUliam Hinson latum, SC Leigh Hodges Morganton, NC Jesse Holden, Jr. Salisbury, NC Sue Holtzapple Tacoma, WA Wayne Honeycutt Salemburg, NC Holland Houston Stuart, FL SOPHOMORES 119 Calvin Hudgins Charlotte, NC Martin Huguley Tenafly, NJ Leonard Hunsucker Asheboro, NC Anthony Johnson Elon College, NC Teresa Johnson Mocksville, NC Philip Johnston Clemmons, NC Darlene Jones Jacksonville, NC Darren Jones Washington, DC JuUe Jones Fort Myers, FL Raymond Jones Camden, NJ Thomas Jones Cedar Knolls, NJ Lori Ann Karlinchak Erie, PA Teresa Kallam Madison. NC Linda F. Kesler Salisbury, NC Melvinia Kesler Woodleaf, NC Tracy Kincaid Hudson, NC ♦SOPHOMORES 120 Cathy King Salisbury, NC Steve Kinney Randleman, NC Louis Kraft Newark, DE Glen Kreps Lexington, NC Kimberlie Kroh Pitman, NJ Vanessa Leak ThomasxTlle, NC Brenda L iebler IVoodstock, CT John Light Carney ' s Point, N] William Lippard Salisbury, NC Lisa B. Long Apopka, FL Richard Long Mebane, NC David Love Hilton Head, SC Thomas Lovette II Salisbury, NC Heidi Ludvdg .North Palm Beach, FL James Lyerly Granite Quarry, NC Suzanne Madden Roslvn Hts., NC John Marston Charlotte, NC Brent P. Martin Winston-Salem, NC David Messick Newport News, VA Kelly Lee Michael Lexington, NC SOPHOMORES 121 Lynn Ellen Mundy Jenkintown, PA Charlie Myers Lenoir, NC Letzen Maldonado Guavnabo, Puerto Rico Amelia McCachren Salisbury, NC Cleveland McCrae Smithfield, NC Anita McCray Winston-Salem, NC Mark McDuffie Charlotte, NC Noel Mclnemey Devon, PA John Nalesnik Fairiield, N ' l Patti Nimmo Bossier Cit) ' , LA Yvonne Nix Charlotte, NC Douglas Northcutt Raleigh, NC Janet Palado Jacksonville, FL Kevin Parks Camden, N) Jeff Pearson Rochester, NH William Powell Ceiba, Puerto Rico ♦SOPHOMORES 122 Beverly Price Vale, NC Patrick Price Miami, FL Diab Rabie Charlotte, NC David Reed LovettsvUle, VA Charlene Riddle Wingate, NC Francess Robinson Greensboro, NC Terrill Robinson HeathsvUle, VA Janet Rogers Charleston, WV Russell Rollins Salisbur -, NC Melissa Rowe Pittsburgh, PA Richard Royal Greensboro, ,NC Shelia Sain Advance, NC Frances Saunders Newton. NC Cynthia Scott Mocksville, NC SOPHOMORES 123 Maurice Scott Fayetteville, NC Deborah Sheffield Salisbury ' , NC Lisa Sheppard Williamston, NC Cynthia Shive Salisbury, NC Howard Simmons LinviUe, VA Michael Simmons Walnut Cove, NC Susan Skinner Lumberton, NC Barbara Smith Lancaster, PA Lyle Smith Kingsport, TN Ginger Stodard Atlanta, GA Jeffrey Strang Linwood, NJ Andrew Stump Roanoke, VA James Taylor Salisbury, NC Annette Timberlake Durham, NC Lisa ToUey Newton Centre, MA Kimberly Vazzana Lynnfield, MD •SOPHOMORES 124 Steve Veingiad Miami, FL Kimberly Vinoski Salisbury, NC Todd Vinoski Salisbury, NC Jill WaddeU Mt. Lebanon, PA Barry Walston Hillsborough, NC Robyn Wargo Neu-ton, PA Dexter Waters Lagrange. C Elizabeth Weant Concord, NC Lu Ann Webb Salisbur ' , NC Richard Weinstein Miami, FL Denise Whitaker Salisburv, NC Jeffery Whitley Albemarle, NC Dana WUey Margate, FL Jennifer Wilhelm Charlotte, NC Sandy Wilson Baltimore, MD Joy Wood Bemardsville, NJ SOPHOMORES 125 Class Officers: (Front) Wendi Nelson, Treasurer; Marcy Weber, Secretary. (Back) Edwin Rohrbaugh, Vice-President; Skip Morgan, President. James Adams Cold Spring Harbor, . ' Y Rosemary Agner Salisbun ' , NC Kimberly Jane Alexander Mercersburg, PA Joan Mary Angell Naples, FL Mary Joan Angell .Naples. FL Andrea Nicole Atkins Baltimore, MD Gretchen Yvonne Austin Granite Falls, NC James Babiarz Wilmington, DE Karen Ann Baker Armonk, NY Benjamin Newton Banks Salisbur ' , .NC Joe Edward Barbee Woodleaf, NC Alexander BasUe Monsev, NY •FRESHMEN 126 David L. Beach Greeneville, TN Laura C. Beach Asheboro, NC Charles Allen Beatty Charlotte. ' C Diane M. Beck Mt, Laurel, NJ David B. Beegle Gett ' sburg, PA Byron Belser Chevy Chase, MD Sheila Dale Bilyeu Salisbun, ' , NC Sheila Denise Black Red Springs, NC Cecelia A. Bobo Salisbury, MD John Francis Bolton Randolph, NJ Catherine Maye Boon Burlington, NC William B. Boyer Woodburv, NJ Mary L. Boyles Mt, Airv, NC Betty Joanne Branch Spencer, NC Katie Branson Thomasville, NC Amy Broome Conover, NC Donna Kay Brown Winston-Salem, NC Joy Brown Salisbury, NC FRESHMEN 127 Martin Andrew Brown N.VVilkesboro, NC Joseph M. Browne Summit, NJ Philip Bruce Elkin, NC Troy A. Brydon Livingston, NJ Susanna Maria Burleson Asheboro, NC Laura Butterworth Asheville. NC Colleen F. Carey Berkeley Heights, NJ Michael A. Carrick Thomasvilie, NC Tammy Jo Chadwick Oxon Hill, MD Andy Dean Chappell jones ' ille, NC Gregory Civers Durham, NC Rhonda L. Colclough Haddonfield, NJ Richard Allen Collins Chma Grove, NC Glenn Clifton Connally Mebane, NC Cheri Lynn Connelly St. Helens, OR John Cook Spnngtield, ' A Anne Marsh Cooper Salisbury, NC Guy Cornatzer Ad ' ance, NC Harvey Corriher Salisbury, NC Nick Costino Annandale, VA •FRESHMEN 128 Angela Teresa Coulter Newton. ' C Cynthia L. Cowan Salisbun-. NC Debbie L. Craddock Walnut Cove. NC Larry W. Cranford Sophia, NC Clifton O ' Neil Lexington, NC Angela Rae Crayton Stanfield, NC Thomas Vincent Crosby Drexel, NC Roger Duane Cross Randleman, NC Joseph L. Crossen Chester. NJ James Lovell Crumel East Orange, NJ Michael J. Cutter Milan, IN Karen Jeanne Daniel Miami, FL Charles Wesley Daniels Durham, NC Lynne Dedmon Salisbury, NC Jill Lee Deese Charlotte, NC LaVerne DeJournette Pelham, NC Cindy A. Dellinger Stanley, NC Gilbert Doresf Charlotte, .NC Daniel David Dubree Aberdeen, MD Dietra Elaine Dulin Mocksville, NC FRESHMEN 12 Paul Patrick Dziomba Audubon, Nl Bradd P. Eldridge Goshen, IN Rachel Engler Meadville. PA JoAnn Everhart Spencer, NC Carolyn Sue Eyler Wilson, NC Hal Falls Concord, NC Scott D. Ferris Miami, FL Scott S. Fisher Miami, FL Jacqueline Flowers Spencer, NC Sangree M. Froelicher Washington, DC Daren Clinard Fuller Thomasville, NC Christopher Gardner Kannapohs, NC John Gaskey SaHsbury, NC Hans Erik Glemstedt Halmstead, Sweden James.L. Gloster Charlotte, NC Frank S. Glover Charlotte, NC 130 ♦FRESHMEN I Cynthia Marie Gormley Gettysburg, PA Courtney Graham Moorestown, NJ Glenda Graham Kannapolis, NC Charlene P. Gray Salisbury, NC Edwina Eugenia Gray Salisbury, NC Brenda L. Greer Salisbury, NC Marion]. Greene Troy, NC Chris Griffith Newfield, NJ Edwin C. Hamlin Eden, NC Heidi Jo Hanes Plantation, FL Kevin Hardison Plymouth, NC Jackie Hayes Dillon, SC Frank Hepler Ft. Lauderdale, FL Angela Kay Hill Miami, FL Charles H. Hillard Miami, FL James Harold Holmes Ramseur, NC Jepty Millard Hooper Huntersville, NC Marcia Elaine Hoover Thomasville, NC Pamela Home Charlotte, NC Rosanne M. Howard Conner, NC Tanya Yvonne Huffines Burlington, NC Kimberly Lynn Hughson Salisbury, NC Peter S. lossi Arlington, VA Jeffrey Bryan Jennings Albemarle, NC FRESHMEN 131 Renae Jones Advance, NC Reggie Allen Keistler Charlotte, NC Bill Michael Kelley New Canaan, CT Luella Jean Kether Lexington, NC Amy Jo Kilboume Wilmington, DE Eddie Troy Kinney Randleman, NC Melanie Kiser Charlotte, NC Lori Kollar Potomac, MD Kimmer Koontz Salisbury, NC Lynn Ann Kuechenberg Apo SF, CA Candace Kuehi Oxford, PA Edward Kurtz Salisbury, NC Pamel Ann LaBlanc Randolph, NJ Paige Lane Charlotte, NC Jeffrey William Leagon Conover, NC  FRESHMEN 132 Laura A. Leitner Vero Beach, FL John Garrett Lichter Haddonfield, N) Robert E. Lippincott Northfield, NJ Steve Young Livengood Thomasville, NC Judith Elaine Lone Ft. Lauderdale, FL Molly E. Long Jacksonville, NC Kevin Michael Loughlin Marllon, NJ Chris W. Loy Salisbury, NC Michael M. Lynch West Bridge Water, MA Andrew Jones Mathews Ft. Valley, GA Ed S. Matthews Lewisville, NC Monica L. Meadows Pilot Mountain, NC Nancy Michalski Arnold, MD Kory Mark Miller Long Valley, NJ Sonsona Jenese Miller Winston-Salem, NC Scott F. Mitchell Durham, NC Laurie Jane Mongold Churchville, VA Cheryl B. Morgan Salisbury, NC FRESHM EN 133 Skip Morgan Salisbun ' , NC Cindy Jean Morris Plantation, FL John H. Murray, Jr. Carthage. NC Todd Leigh McAlister Richfield. NC Scot Alexander McCachren Salisbun ' , . ' C Joseph Britt McGinn, Jr. Hunters ille, . C Delores Lane McElveen Salisbun. ' , . ' C Monty J. McLachlan Carthage, NC Earl A. McMillon New London, NC Wendi Elisa Nelson Che T Chase. MD Kelly Elizabeth Newton Mooresville, NC Travis L. Nickens Cameron, NC Linda M. Noe Amsteween. Netherlands Paul G. Parsons Rockville, MD Cathy Sue Paschal Reidsville, .NC William Patriss, Jr. Coram, NY Kimberly Ann Peace Jamestown. NC Terri Pepper Rockville, MD ♦FRESHMEN 134 Maria Victoria Pollock Tampa, FL Cindy A. Potter Randolph, NJ Sandra Lee Proctor Manassus, VA Lisa Lynn Queen Spencer, NC Julie Irene Ramseur Landis, NC Pamela D. Rimer Concord, NC Robin Ritchie Salisburv, NC Ronda Ritchie Salisbury, NC Kimberli Robertson Taylors, SC Edwin Nathan Rohrbaugh Salem, VA Patrick John Salatto Babylon, NY Eriko Sato Kawagoe City, Japan Kerry Lisa Schwartz Gaithersburg, MD Terry Linn Seamon Salisbury, NC John Sechrest High Point, NC Deborah E. Sharpe Spencer, NC FRESHMEN 135 Lisa Gail Shaw Asheboro, NC Nina Shannon Sheehan Potomac, MD Robert Bell Sheffield Norwood, NC Patti Ann Shine Wilmington, DE Julia Lynette Shuping Salisbury ' , , ' C Mark Shuts Mt- Laurel, N] Michael Silva Cedar Knolls, NJ Lisa Marie Simon Delrav Beach, FL Timothy Snider Salisburi.-, NC Greg Frances Stradther Lenoir, NC Susan Merle Stunda Tnnit)-, NC Kevin F. Sullivan Ft. Lauderdale, FL Lynn Summitt Salisburv . NC Tim Swicegood Lexington, NC Lauren Linn Taylor Rockwell, NC Mark Teat PinevUle, NC Samuel Alexander Towne Vienna, VA Stella Maria VanBergen Statesville, NC 136 •FRESHMEN Frank Venza Grensboro, NC Dawn Annette Wade Asheboro, NC Michael Walden Lexington, NC John Hayden Walls N.E. Harbor, ME Marde Layne Webber Denver, PA Charles Weddington, Jr. Charlotte, NC Glenn Weidner RockvUle, MD Laura Elaine Wells HamptonviJle, NC Cherie Lynnet West Framingham, NC David Robert Whitesell Burlington, NC Tina Lois Whittington Millers Creek, NC Ann Williams Laurinburg, NC David Scott Wing Kensington, MD Cynthia Ann Wright Greensboro, NC Michael Tyrone Dublin, GA Sandra Jean Wright Frederick, MD Jan Zartman Virginia Beach, VA Gary Zeller Gooverneur, NY FRESHMEN 137 i Vtiiis . ..„-f , ' ' I ' J W. «4.. Ill VI m Ny: r W St ' .i % . . : ' ' £ ' i_a 1 ■im PsPORTS CHEERLEADERS The Catawba cheerleading squad, led by captain Rande Maphis and co-captain Teresa Perkins, spark the energy that flows through the stands. From a dismal football season, the cheerleaders always gave it their best. Many hours were spent in cramped cars traveling to distant games. Their dedication is amazing and can never fully be repaid. 140 141 WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL MEN ' S BASKETBALL CAT OPP 67 Wingate 80 53 UNC-W 91 50 Mars Hill 106 54 UNC-C 97 51 UNC-W 99 58 Pfeiffer 72 62 Gardner-Webb 75 76 Wake Forest 90 62 Mars HOI 63 47 Elon 108 61 ACC 84 43 Pembroke State 76 61 Lenoir-Rhyne 78 50 Guilford 63 58 Elon 77 55 Pembroke State 73 66 Pfeiffer 70 [ft ■ i  CAT OPP 95 Anderson Broadus 88 94 Lincoln Mem. 106 73 Mars Hill 67 93 Wingate 69 79 N. Georgia 64 62 Pfeiffer 64 102 Barber Scotia 86 71 Pfeiffer 60 65 Guilford 64 74 Belmont Abbey 61 74 Atlantic Christian 65 78 Gardner Webb 63 89 Mars HiU 61 68 Elon 61 24 High Point 21 73 Pembroke State 65 67 Belmont Abby 87 84 Lenoir Rhyne 76 75 Guilford 74 69 Pembroke State 66 74 Pfeiffer 67 34 High Point 37 77 Gardner-Webb 76 91 Lenoir-Rhyne 76 82 Atlantic Christian 80 94 Barber-Scotia 81 93 Wingate _ , ■J 67 Atlantic Christian 63 67 Pembroke State 74 79 Gardner Webb 81 FOOTBALL CAT OPP 14 7 Liberty Baptist Mars HiU 35 17 13 13 Newberry Carson-Newman 20 23 21 10 Presbyterian Elon 24 14 12 Univ. of Central Florida 14 38 Guilford Gardner-Webb 21 24 Lenoir-Rhyne 30 n VOLLEYBALL CAT OPP UNC-C 3 Guilford m Elon 2 3 Wingate Belmont-Abby Wake Forest 2 UNC-G 2 2 Mars Hill Garner-Webb 2 3 Atlantic Christiai 1 1 UNC-C 2 1 Lenoir-Rhyne Winston-Salem St; 2 ite 2 1 UNC-C 2 1 UNC-A 2 1 Western CaroUnc 1 2 3 Greensboro 1 1 Pembroke State 2 1 ' High Point 2 3 Shaw Lenoir-Rhyne Gardner-Webb 2 2 Mars Hill 2 2 Appalachian • UNC-A 2 3 1 UNC-C 2 Western CaroUnc I 2 1 J A T 2 Pembroke State 2 « WRESTLING CAT OPP 34 Davidson 12 33 Furman 18 37 Elon 17 34 Pfeiffer 17 FIELD HOCKEX 5 1 t 7 m J 1 1 3 2 1 3 2 1 1 nan ' q k? ' SC Club Davidson ' Duke UNC-G NC Club SC Club A Appalachig Winthrop High Point East Carolina Pfeiffer Davidson Wake Forest Winthrop Wake Forest Pfeiffer , OPP ' T • 2 2 2 1 3 1 2 3 2 1 2 SOCCER CAT OPP Wake Forest 6 1 3 Longwood Greensboro 6 1 1 Davidson _,r- — — - 4 Atlantic Christian 9 0 .— - East Carolina 1 1 UNC-G 12 1 Pfeiffer 3 1 Methodist 2 4 3 Wingate Pembroke State 4 Guilford 1 1 UNC-A 3 Elon 6 1 5 Belmont Abby High Point Greensboro 4 2 1 FOOTBALL The Tribe football team experienced one of its most frustrating seasons ever. Coming off a dismal 3-5 mark in 1979, the team was expected to improve under the direction of newly -appointed head coach Steve Shaughnessy. But the team continued its decline, going 1-10 overall and winless in all the seven conference games. The record is deceiving to a degree, however, as the Tribe lost several games by less than ten points. Injuries and mistakes continued to plague the team, especially in the waning moments of close games. The killer instinct was not present in times that it should have been. The effort, nonetheless, was always there even though it ended in despair. CAPTAINS: Mark Hess, Bill Butts, Tom Manoski, Head Coach Steve Shaughnessy, 144 ■4iJbiir%J u j;. .■iss ar tuut. :: ' .-Kfatt -. ' Sa.-: ■ V:. iiBaag  wMwg FIRST ROW: Rick Izze, Ricky Spruill, Wayne Dalton, Mark Kenan, Chris Bently, James Harper, Brent Miller, Tom Manoski, Bill Butts, Mark Hess, Kyle Hayes, David Cashatt, Scott Gaines, Phil Poole, Chip Irby. SECOND ROW: Larr - Brown, Hal Capps, Steve Veingrad, Dana Whiley, Al Hicks, Scott Schuler, Ken Carrick, Rick Weinstsin, Greg Boston, Ravmond Jones, Willy Brown, Bill Ingram, Pat Smith, Kevin Parks, Vic Roginson, Holland Houston. THIRD ROW: Sam Towne, Rickv Holt, Ronnie Arant, Brent Martin, Steve Whitaker, John Marston, Craig Johnson, Steve Kinney, Ricky Cockman, Wayne Honeycutt, Phil Johnston, David Reed, James Bovce, Gerald Bennett, Kevin Keiger, Mark Hill. FOURTH ROW: Travis Nickens, Eston Johnson, Cliff Craven, Monty McLachlan, Jackie Hayes, Earl McMillan, Bill Cranford, Chris Cook, Michael Wright, Frank Venza, Ed Kinney, John Sechrest, Glenn Connallv, Mark Teat, Jeff McCrorev, Todd Armstrong, Rick Royal. FIFTH ROW: Steve Turley, Dana Colev, Mario Nix, John Murray, Darran Fuller, GU Dorest, Jimmy Holmes, Charles Beatty, Jepty Hooper, Sam Clark, Glenn Kallinich, Jeffrey Taylor, Pat McCormick, Charles Weddington, Frank Hepler, Calvin Hudgins. s£ - Havj H « ' SIU - . wm- £. k. o - y - J M Sj 1 r A 1 9 i1 w SI r ' -.v ., ■ r 1 h ii J j jati ' ; I H| tl % yj 1 - Js iSL l .--T T f ttsimm 9 .Jl, -. fi 1 f:m i 1 f5 1 ■f - tki- m , ■■ :| mm. 1 csm tii,V . ' ■ ' ■ , wMm FIRST ROW: Coaches: Robinson, Mauldin, Head Coach Steve Shaughnessy . SECOND ROW: Coaches: Gann, Fry, D ' Andrea. 145 146 147 148 149 No one but the bloomin ' Yanks would call the game of football, soccer. No matter what you call the sport, soccer has established itself at Catawba. With an attitude of working hard and hard circum- stances the Catawba men gained a sense of team work. Team captains were Bill Crute and Lowell Sprague. Along with these team leaders, a major inspiration was Mickey O ' Conelly . Coach O ' Conelly, a third division pro soccer player from England, gave much of his time for the sake of the Catawba Soccer team. Take an overall record of 3 and 4, combined with an enthusiastic atmosphere and much experience and the final product is a team of good sports- men that is going to be tough on opponents next year. ' ' lilt •■ •vj Hunt Smith Gary Gaskins Coach Mickey O ' Connelly Pete Sprague 150 SOCCER s? v. .x ' s Kneeling: Peter Sprague, Mark Bentz, Gar} ' Gaskins, Page Lane, Dave Hinkle, Mark LeBreton, Bill Crute, Hans Glemstedt. Standing: Coach Richard Reitz, Glenn Weidner, Corwin Carmichael, Danny Alexander, Nick Costino, Mike Silva, Reginald Keistler, Page Lane, Steve Katz, Lowell Sprague, Hunt Smith, Coach Alvin Carter. Lowell Sprague BiU Crute Mark LeBreton 152 Hunt Smith Dave Love, Pete Sprague, Steve Katz Gary Gaskins 153 FIELD HOCKEY ivif ; ..A Kneeling; Kathy Stockman, Liz Calio, Sue Burkholder, Fern Hedrick, Marcy Weber, Leslie MacRae. Standing: Manager Gayle Wyatt, Brenda Dietrich, Dennie Todd, Barbara Smith, Lisa Rizzolo, Diane Beck, Nina Sheehan, Cindy Potter, Coach Roslyn Hall. Barbara Smith at 1. •Bt .gw ' iw ;. 154 Dennie Todd Marcv ' Weber Captains; Fern Hedrick, Leslie MacRae The Lady Indians once again showed much solidarity in team play. Team captains, Fern Hedrick and Leslie MacRae, along with outstanding players such as Brenda Dietrich and Liz Calio, took the team through a satisfying season. Field Hockey at Catawba in 1980-81, as always, held a high spirited pride. This pride made the team an always tough obstacle for their conference teams. Liz Calio 155 Lisa Rozzolo 156 Lisa Rizzolo 157 The 1980 Women ' s Volleyball team took the court under the leader- ship of 1979-1980 Most Valuable Player Vickie Hardy and co-captain Ronnie Richardson. Guiding the team through the season was coach Pat Whitley. For the beach or backyard volleyball player, a collegiate game is quite an experience. The Catawba women take a game that is easy to play and demonstrate to all the exactness that is needed to master it. The future 1981-82 season looks for much improvement from a re- turning well-experienced team. Teresa Kellam Kneeling; Phyllis Carter, Vickie Hardy, Cindy Morris, Heidi Hanes, Gayle McCray. Standing: Gina Meyers, Adrienne Bass, Ronnie Richardson, Teresa Kellam, Sue Symanski, Gayle McCray, Lisa Belton. Ronnie Richardson Gina Meyers 158 VOLLEYBALL X ' Gina Meyers, Sue Symanski, Vickie Hardy. Coach Pat Whitlev Cindy Morris Adrienne Bass 159 BASKETBALL Ten tall Indians, see how they run. And run thev did. The 1980 Carolinas Conference champions took to the court as the top ranked team. Expectations were high and the 1980-81 season was to be outstanding. Everyone ' s predictions were fulfilled as the Indians worked their way to the Carolinas Conference regular season championship. Cat-U fans were dazzled by the shooting of Andrew Matthews and the under the board work of Dwayne Brewington and Matt Weber. Noah Mason and Dwayne Grant excelled everywhere and led the team. A good thinking point guard was found in Bradd Eldridge. Backing up an impressive starting five was an impressive bench. Mike Cutter, Johnny Miller, Cleve McCrae, and Antwan Washington were all called upon to add their special talents. Watching Sam Moir and his men, one realizes that the 1980-81 season will always be remembered in Catawba College history. Coach Sam Moir First Row; Noah Mason, Dwayne Grant. Second Row: Bradd Eldridge, Andrew Matthews, Antwan Washington, Mike Cutter. Third Row: Johnny Miller, Dwayne Brewington, Matt Weber, Mark Simpson, Cleve McCrae. 160 161 162 i I J.Miller ., if . T M. Weber Mi fc 1 -I f - gm-vy- WBrJ m i B J SVi . le . 163 164 165 WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL to zM LaVeme Dejoumette, Angle Crayton, Tina Whittington, Katie Branson, Teresa Kellan, Laura Buttenvorth, Libbv Beach, Rose Cox, Debbie Craddock, Gina Myers, Gayle Wyatt. The 1980-81 season was one of rebuilding. Utilizing his freshmen players, coach Harold Higgins is looking toward the next few seasons. With the addition of heighth and speed on the court, the team is sure to improve with the experience gained this year. Captain Gayle Wyatt held the team together through an unsuccessful season. Enthusiasm and determination were characteristic marks of the Lady Indians. Living in the shadows of a great men ' s basketball team, the women are hoping to come into their own light next year. RIGHT: Coach Harold Higgins. 166 Jii L. Dejournette { f -. wP iS , V -SIS M : ♦ v;. ■ i   r .. ' Si 167 168 169 WRESTLING After an outstanding 1980 season, Dutch Meyer brought his Indian grapplers to the 1981 season in excellent condition. Led by captains Jay Gerish and Mark LeBreton, the Catawba Wrestlers once again racked up an impressive record. A tough schedule of weight training keeps the men in top shape. Running every day and working to keep their weight down. Coach Meyer ' s men prepared to deteatr their next opponents. For the second year in a row, the Catawba wrestling team won. J.T. Hearst 170 AndyChappell ]. Gerish 171 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I First Row: Andy Chappell, DaveHinkle, John Bolton, Pat Price, Jay Gerish, Mark LeBreton. Second Row: Pat Smith, Mike Cowan, Dave Reed, BobBudd, J.T. Hearst, Joe Crossen, John Nalesnik. J.T. Hearst 172 173 Front Row: Steve Wild, Greg Sheetz, Scotts ' Robertson, Mike Lippert, Mark Michaels, Jeft Selland, Moochv Coiner, Scottv oss. Randy Trouhleneld, Ken Meinkin. Second Row: Rick Izze, Skip Kraft, Ken Criss, Dana Wiley, Jed Bennett, Gan ' Qawson, Benny Callahan, Glenn Kallinich. Bill Butts, Terry- Radford, Ricky Cockman, Coach Steve Shaughnessy. 174 Catawba Baseball again gave Pride to the Tribe in 1980. Powering the Indians at the plate were Gregg Sheets with a .355 average and Bill Butts who batted .330. The pitch- ing staff of the team was impressive to say the least. Benny Callahan, Catawba ' s Ace, completed the season with a 6-4 record and 2.20 ERA. And with a 5-3 record was Ken Criss. The team finished 5th in District 26 by a mere half game. Coach Shaugnessy is very hopeful the 1981 season as many excellent players will return. Rick Izze 175 Pitching: Ken Criss. First base: Benny Callahan -3-5- ' - %3r k : i; i«£ ' . 176 Bill Butts 177 1980 MEN ' S TRACK Catawba Track takes many excellent individual ath- letes and forms them into one outstanding team. It once again proved to be one of Catawba ' s most successful teams. On the track pace setters were Ricky Spruill run- ning the 100 yard dash. Bill Pinkham striding the 440 and Mike Sheridan working the long distances. The field events were spearheaded by Carolina ' s Conference Champion Robert Kenan at Shotput. Bill Pinkham Front: Ridc ' Spruill. Back: Bill Pinkham. Steve Katz, Mike Sheridan. 178 Danny Days, Ricky White. Bernard Cheeks Larry Baker 179 1980 SOFTBALL The 1980 Women ' s Softball team stepped into the batter ' s box for their eleventh season as a close knit group of players. Being very enthusiastic about the game for the game ' s sake was the team ' s bonding element. Voted Most Valuable Player of the year was left fielder Vickie Hardy. Sparking the offensive attack was Sharon Bennett. When the women took the field Ronnie Richardson proved to be a major obstacle for the opponents. Front Row; Fern Hedrick, Phyllis Carter, Denny Todd, Vickie Hardy, Brenda Dietrich, Gina Myers, Deb Sterner. Second Row: Sharon Bennett, Gayle Wyatt, Ronnie Richardson, Adrienne Bass, Rose Cox, Fran Pearson, Sue Symanski, Coach Roslyn Hall. 180 Sharon Bennett 181 182 Dennv Todd Rose Cox 183 1980 MEN ' S TENNIS Saved from that cracked tennis court in the sky by the Catawba Chiefs, the Men ' s Tennis team took to the courts under the leadership of Coach Bill Rodgers. The team ' s leading player was Joe Abernethy while the leading doubles pair was David Saunders and Mark Hess. A ten match season with opponents such as Davidson, Pfeiffer, and Elon was topped off by the District 26 Tour nament at Guilford College. With half of the team on the competitive courts again the team is expected to improve greatly. Paul Reginald! Steve Taylor 184 1980 WOMEN ' S TENNIS Kneeling: Liz Calio, Jodi Wild. Standing: Stac - Estock, Patti Hammer, Brooke Weaver, Kim White, Lisa Belton, Coach Pat Whitle Kim White Coach Pat Whidey 186 Jodi Wild Patti Hammer Lisa Belton Like Men ' s Tennis, the Women ' s Tennis team was saved from death by the Chiefs Club. The Women ' s Tennis team had an uphill battle from the start. Dropping their first three matches to Western Carolina, UNC-C and Guilford, the lady Indians traveled to rival Elon with great enthusiasm for victory. Victory was close but not at hand for the ladies as they lost to Elon and their final three opponents. 187 GOLF The 1980 golf team, led by seniors Dave Collins and Greg Burd and freshman Johnny Miller, brought victory to Catawba ' s campus. Unknown by most Cat-U students, the golf team placed fourth in a field of 21 in the NAIA District 29 championship. With several team members returning to the links, the 1981 golf team promises to bring Catawba additional fame. D. Collins 188 189 A«k 190 INTRAMURALS I , M . 1.1 . ' IP. . 7 (■A. 1 ... ' j . ' - ' H,;. If . tMt ' JW ' . 191 r i r m ! . M fe - ■ ' ■ ' ' _3K____ L B ' - . 1 .— --. 1 • f h- A- . J ■.:a . r ' : r:s$. 9KK«:HV % j . 1 INTRAMURALS 192 INTRAMURALS ■ t: -i  J[UWMli ' 193 INTRAMURALS 194 195 I i u I «N ORGANIZATIONS MR. CATAWBA — MARK HESS Dean ' s List Sophomore Class Favorite Phi Epsilon Honor Society Who ' s Who National Register of Outstanding College Seniors John Elliott Chemistry Prize Winner Jack Kelly Memorial Scholarship Winner Football ' s Most Improved Player Varsity Football Varsity Tennis Senior Class Vice-President Intramurals Dorm President Men ' s Residence Council Collegiate Academy of the N.C. Academy of Science — President Judicial Board Member North Carolina Student Legislature Member Student Government Senator 198 MISS CATAWBA — MARCY LYNN HOOK Dean ' s List Vice-President of Student Government Association Sophomore and Junior Class Favorite Who ' s Who President of Student Education Association Junior Class President Junior Marshall May Day Representative Homecoming Court Intramural Sports 199 WHO ' S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES Mark Alexander, Grigdesby Lowell Smith, Vanessa Crystal Coon, Delia Harm Dale Waltman, Phil Moore, Sue Snider Catawba College added twenty- three members to the ranks of Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Uni- versities. Election to this national honor is dependant upon academic performance, extracurricular acti dties and honors received. Catawba is one of more than 1,000 institutions which participate in their recognition of out- standing juniors and seniors. Sarah Day, Dave King, Ketti Weaver 200 ' 40 Jeff Schaeberle, Kathy Kooi, Shuford Abemethy Nancy Hart, Dorothy Roulson, Marcy Hook Bob Stevens, Mark Hess, Kenny Carrick Roxanne Jackson, Charles Coiner, Janet Stapf Not Pictured: Wendy Smith (Sorry Lywin!) 201 Actually, every student at Catawba is a member of the Student Government Association. Of course, some members are more active than others. However, the S.G. A. is the collective representative of the student body and has tried hard to keep the administration at a reasonable distance. The S.G. A. ' s main efforts have been toward long-range projects such as a scholarship fund and admissions office assistance. Hopefully these projects will be continued in the years to come. STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Dr. AJvin Carter Adwsor Mark Alexander President 202 Marc ' Hook Vice-President Nancy Hart Secretary Vanessa Grigdesby Treasurer 203 Senators; Dave King, Lowell Smith, Kath) ' Kooi, Bob Stevens Qass Representatives: Jim Bo} ' ce, Sarah Daj ' , BiU Graham, Skip Wanda Suttle, Women ' s Representative; Moochv Coiner, Men ' s Representa- Morgan. tive; Monica Morrison, E ay Student Representative. 204 This was the first year in many that Catawba had a Men ' s Residence Council. The group spent this year getting off the gound. The council helped the men ' s dorms with their Homecoming decorations. The council sold cheer mits and sponsored an Assasination game in the Fall. The council worked closely with the RA ' s and Dean Klawhiter in keeping the men ' s dorms kept up. MEN ' S RESIDENCE COUNCIL First Row: Rick Izze, Mark Hess, Moochy Coiner. Second Row: Richard Long, Hap Welty, Dave Zwickl. Third Row: Bob Bain, Mrs. Ann Shaughnessy. 205 WOMEN ' S GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION AH women of Catawba College are invited to participate as members in the activities of the Women ' s Government Association. Its leadership consists of officers, R.A. ' s, dorm presidents, the day student rep, and the head residents. The W.G. A. provides programs and entertainment in the interest of the women during the school year. First Row: Les MacRae, Janet Stapf, Beverly Cooksey, Wanda Suttle, Teresa Perkins. Second Row: Monica Morrison, Amie McRee, Sue Wagner, Mrs. Martha Stanley, Mrs. Rubv Butner. Officers: Janet Stapf, Vice-President; Beverly Cooksey, Secretary Treasurer; Wanda Suttle, President. 206 HOUSE COUNCILS WOODSON First Row: Carole Frock, Mary Battista. Second Row: Debbie Sterner, Teresa Perkins, Rande Maphis. Third Row: Sue Wagner, Patty Granger, Mrs. Stanley, Chris Quinn. NORTH Top to Bottom: Doris Coates, Vannessa Grigdesby, Dovie Jackson, Kim Hamilton, Janet Stapf, Patty Walker, Lisa Rizzolo, Sandra Bennett, Wilma McMahan, Mary Margaret Beamer, Shari Marshall. ZARTMAN Seated: Carmen Gonzalez, Bev Price, Nancy Williamson, Les MacRae, Kimberlie Kroh. Standing: Elizabeth Beittel, Amie McRee, SteUa Van Bergen, Sue Snider, Jeanie Bowman. 207 STUDENT COURT The Student Court is responsible for enforcing college regulations as set forth in the Tom-Tom. The court is comprised of students: the Chief Hearing Officer, Attor- ney General, and eight class representatives. There are also two fa cults ' advisors. The Court organization better guarantees a fair trial for all those accused. Wilma McMahan Chief Hearing Officer Mark Lane Attorney General Seated: Sandra Bennett, Wilma McMahan, Mark Lane, Bob Bain. Standing; Dr. Ted Goodman, Scarlett McKnight, Sandra Wilson, Janice Palmer, Lauren Taylor, Robbie Sheffield, Herb Arnold, Dr. Sanford Silverburg. 208 MEDIA BOARD Seated: Mark Alexander, Mr. Robert Weidner. Standing: Jeff Schaeberle, Herb Arnold, Shuford Abernethy, Mr. David Setzer, Jo Lawlor, Dr. Marthia Morehead, Dr. Bethany Sinnott. The Media Board has the task of overseeing the student run media at Catawba. The Board advises the editors and the managers when problems arise, and chooses new leaders for the media organizations every Spring. The Media Board is a branch of the Student Government Association, and is chaired by the S.G.A. president. 209 COLLEGE UNION BOARD The College Union Board serves the student body and the college community as a branch of the SGA. The College Union Board ' s function is to coordinate all social activities on the campus. The CUB is responsible for working with all campus clubs and organizations to provide a well-rounded social and academic program. Activities sponsored by the CUB include: Lectures, academic programs, films, coffee houses, promoting campus talent, dances, concerts, tournaments, contests, trips, and other special projects Roxane Jackson Chairman Ann Shaughnessy Advisor 210 First Row: Margaret Frauendorfer, Herb Arnold, Robyn Wargo, Rob Pontius, Bill Boyer. Second Row: Bob Budd, Lori Mongold, Janice Palmer, Nancy Williamson, Wendy Smith, Fran Saunders, Roxane Jackson, Janet Stapf. Third Row: Frances Taylor, Larry Beane, Sue Wagner, Donna Crouse, Lynn Shuping, Cathy Frisby, Kathy Kooi, Sandra Bennett. Frances Taylor and Donna Crouse Films committee chairmen 211 Bob Budd Technical Committee chairman Debbie Gille ' Ideas and Issues commirtee chairman Chuck Sigler Treasurer ■ ■ Mike Cross i 0} ■ I Janice Palmer Coffeehouse committee chairman 212 Fran Saunders and Kathy Kooi Dance-Concert committee chairmen Janet Stapf and Robyn Wargo Publicity committee chairmen Nancy Williamson Recreation committee chairman 213 SAYAKINI In the beginning was the SAYAKINI and the SAYAKINI was without form. And several dedicated students had shown their faces upon the empty pages adding life and thought. Then the One who is to be known as Editor said, Let there be faculty, student life, classes, sports, and or- ganizations, and let us capture it for all to see and re- member! And then His subjects went to work photographing, drawing, writing, and editing for they wished to please the Editor. They worked hard and com- pleted all their tasks. And the Editor saw that it was good. This is the 1981 SAYAKINI! Associate Editors: Teri Fulk and Bev Price. Jeffrey D. Schaeberle, Editor 214 Front Row: Bev Price, Kimberlie Kroh, Carmen Gonzalez, Hep Welty , Teri Fulk. Back Row; Barb Smith, John Nalesnik, Leigh Hodges, Chris Griffith, Dale VValtman, Ross Klopp. Dale Waltman, Copy Editor 215 SAYAKINI Business Managers: Hap Welty, Ross KIopp Photographers: John Nalesnik, Dale Waltman 216 WNDN-FM First Row: Brian Church, Rich Ir Tne, Jay Gerish, Bill Styple, Bob Budd. Second Row: Shuford Abernethy, Pat Price, Rosanne Howard, Maria Pollock, Carmen Gonzalez, Darlene Jones, Pat McMenamin. Third Row: Hap Welty, Dale Waltman, Janice Palmer, Herb Arnold, Jeff Mayer, Byron Belsor, Peter lossi, Anne White, Bernard Cheeks, Jon Dorminy, James Crumel, Jeff Winslow, Steve Smith, Darren Jones. Fourth Row: Paul lossi. Jack Walls, Scott Mitchell, Howard Esquirol, Richard Boyd, Maurice Scott, Mike Simmons. A J • • • 1 1 v 217 Music Directors; David Thompson, Dale Waltman, and Linda Bowers. Herb Arnold Co-Station Manager A — Almost live B — Big B, Little B, Linda B, The Beatles C — Closet king D — Drunks on-the-air E — Emergency Broadcast Monitor. What do I do? F — Feeble minded Comedy — The Howie Dick Show. G — Gorgeous girls H — Happy Honaker I — lossi brothers J — Juvenile Delinquents K — Kinky mic technique L — Lock it away before it gets gone. M — Mongoloid N — No smoking, eating, drinking, breathing, etc. O — One o ' clock rock P — Playlist — WNDN no. 1 music authority? Q — Quiet! Mic ' s on! R — Rahauser Rock S — Sounds of Solid Gold T — Tart U — Uncontrollable meetings V — Viking trio — Judy, Susan, Elizabeth W— Wild times Y — Your story hour Z — Zoo on third floor 218 Shuford Abemethy Co-Station Manager Susan Skinner, Public Service Director Rosanne Howard, News Director 219 The PIONEER has had a very successful year considering our standing debt. The staff have all worked very well and it has been a learning experience for the editor. Without the help of our writers and staff it would have been an impossible task running this newspaper. We may not appear organized or efficient, but the staff has done a tremendous job this year. PIONEER n Seated: Eugene Heath, Cal Cary. Standing: Lowell Smith, Yvonne Nix, Phil Moore, Susan Sidden, Howard Simmons, John Nalesnik. Lowell Smith Editor 220 Howard Simmons Head Photographer Yvonne Nix Layout Editor Phil Moore Associate and Sports Editor 221 BAD APPLE As the college literary magazine, BAD APPLE provides students with an opportunity to publish their creative works. One of its primary goals is the promoting of the liberal arts on campus. Anyone interested is eligible for membership on the staff and students, faculty, and staff are welcome to submit poetry, prose, art, and photography for publication. Inquiries and manuscripts, accompanied with a brief biographical sketch, may be addressed to BAD APPLE, Catawba College. First Row: Jo Lawlor, Karen Cranford, Kimberlie Kroh, Chris Griffith. Second Row: Angela Vann, Pat Kindig, Stevan Rich, Mr. Robert Weidner. Not Pictured: Jo Anne Everhart, Linda Lindquist, Judy Long, Susan Stunda, Karen Wagoner. 222 Jo Lawlor, Editor TOGETHER Run with me, laugh with me. Sing with me, dream with me. Together we ' ll dream enough dreams to last a life lime or two. Patricia Stoller Kindig 223 MAJORS ' CLUB First Row: Dennie Todd, Kyle Hayes. Second Row: Adrienne Bass, Betty Smith, Liz Calio, Sue Burkholder, Moochy Coiner, John Twitty, Jay Gerish, Bill Butts, Al Hicks. Third Row: Mrs. Pat Whitley, Brenda Dietrich, Roxane Jackson, Judy Krenzer, Fran Pearson, Rick Royal, T.R. Radford, Robert Kenan. Fourth Row: Fern Hedrick, Vickie Hardv, Gina Myers, Sue Symanski, Ricky Spruill, Jack Godwin, Wayne Dalton, Dr. Meyer. Firth Row: Gayle Wyatt, Sharon Bennett, Julie Honeycutt, Thomas Barnes. The Majors club experienced one of its busiest years. The club hosted the 1980 State Majors Convention in October as well as putting on a Halloween Carnival for the local children. The Spring saw the club putting on the annual Springfest event in April. Officers: (seated) Dr. Frank Myer and Dr. Pat Whitley, Ad ' isors. (standing) Dennie Todd, Vice-President; Sue Symanski, Secretary; Brenda Dietrich, Treasurer; Moochie Coiner, President. 224 The Women ' s Athletic and Recreation Association is a campus club consisting of any person interested. It pro- vides opportunities and support for participation in vari- ous recreational activities and to encourage participation in athletics and intramurals. WOMEN ' S ATHLETIC AND RECREATION ASSOCIATION First Row: Mrs. P. Whitley, Brenda Dietrich, Sue Burkholder, Roxane Jackson, Fran Pearson, Gayle Wyatt, Tina Whittington. Second Row: Lisa Helton, Adrienne Bass, Gina Myers, Ronnie Richardson, Laura Butterworth, Laura Beach, Rose Cox, Debbie Craddock. Missing: Fern Hedrick, Vickie Hardy, Liz Calio. Officers: Sue Burkholder, Publicity; Adrienne Bass, Secretary Treasurer; Ronnie Richardson, President; Gayle Wyatt, Vice-President 225 The purpose of the Commerce Club is to bring together students, faculty, and administrahon who are interested in business-oriented curriculums. Throughout the year the club hosts a variety of activities which include dinner meetings, guest speakers, visitation days, socials, and paper drives. For the past year, Vannessa Grigdesby has been the president. Special thanks go to Mr. Robert Roper for his dedicated time and effort as this year ' s advisor. COMMERCE CLUB First Row: Kathy Clark, Beverly Cooksey, Kimberlie Kroh, Judv Bradv, Pam Evans, Vannessa Grigdesby, Melanie Smith, Cal Cary. Second Row: Fran Pearson, Veronica RicHardson, Juanice Siler, Gil Banner, Kevin Weisburger, Richard D ' Alesandro, Dorothy Roulston. Third Row: Phil Brune, David Duke, Ross Klopp, Lynn Waggoner, Bob Stevens, Howard Simmons, Byron Belser. Fourth Row: Bill Sherrill, Jeff Hookway, Joe Jolly, Keith DeMarco, Shuford Abernethy, Bob Bain, Scott Schuler, Neil Rogers, Robert Roper. Officers: Joe Jolly, Vice-President; Vannessa Grigdesby, President; Dorothy Roulston, Treasurer; Melanie Smith, Secretary. 226 Wantu-Wanzuri is an African word meaning beautiful people. The purpose of Wantu-Wanzuri is to enhance to establish a better rapport between minority and non-minority students as well as to create a stronger unity among minorities themselves. WANTU-WANZURI S First Row: Lisa Sheppard, Cyrette Gotten, Sheila Black, Enid Bynum, Cynthia Wilson. Second Row: Betty Branch, Glenda Graham, Stephanie Surgeon, Blanche Jamison, Elame Duhn. Third Row: Jeff Winslow, Frances Robinson, Teresa Kellam, Vanessa Leak, Pam Home, Fredericka Anderson, Kitt Wade. ■? Officers: (front) Lisa Sheppard, Reporter; Vanessa Leak, Corresponding Secretary; Jeff Winslow, Co-Chairman; Enid Bynum, Recording Secretary; Fredericka Anderson, Treasurer, (back) Kitt Wade, Co-Chairman. 227 SCIENCE CLUB The Catawba College Science club, an ever expanding organization, enjoyed another successful year in 1980-81. President Phil Myers and advisor Dr. Michael Baranski had a very active membership behind them to make organization and planning easy. Activities included membership in the Collegiate Academy of the North Carolina Academy of Sciences, a lecture series, a research grant program, field trips, and several campus projects. It was the objective of the club t o instill interest in the sciences and create a spirit of friendship and togetherness for students and faculty. First Row: Jeff Schaeberle, Sandra Bennett, Susan Sidden, Christy Dennv, Sandy Wilson, Dave Fawcett, Scott Robinson, Rob Bruff. Second Row: Sue Risser, Darlene Ludwig, Janet Stapf, Lynn Kuechenberg, Eddie Carmichael, Denise Whitaker, Linda Bowers, Karen Wagoner, Sheila Sain, Skip Morgan. Third Row: Al Frantz, Paul Dziomba, Fredericka Anderson, Cindy Clark, Dr. Michael Baranski, Mark Hess, Phil Myers, Todd McAlister, Jeff Pearson, Richard Waggoner. Officers: Jeff Schaeberle, Treasurer; Mark Hess, Vice-President; Dr. Michael Baranski, Advisor; Phil Myers, President; Linda Bowers, Secretary. 228 The Psychology Club of Catawba College is composed of a group of creative people who share a common interest in psychology. The club tries to promote their common interest both within the club and over the college campus. Each year the club devotes a great deal of energy and time to attend the South Eastern Psychological Convention. PSYCHOLOGY CLUB First Row: Mandy Steibrunn, Alicia Oliveras, Debbie Bonebralce, Delia Hann. Second Row; Tammy Chadwick, Lisa Tolly, Lisa Long, Jean Brown, Ginger Stoddard, Shelia Puckett, Yvonne Nix, Gloria Tillery. Third Row: Todd Frankin, David Zwickl, Herb Arnold, Frances Taylor, Jeff Winslow, Fran Saunders. Officers: Delia Hann, President; Alida Oliveras, Secretary Treasurer. 229 POLITICAL SCIENCE CLUB Seated: Kathy Kooi, Yolanda Ellerbee, Sarah Day, Dr. Sanford Silverburg. Standing: Tom Shone, Cliff Higgs, Mike Green, Bill Grahm, Bobby Hammond, Steve Katz, Randy Lyerly, Marilyn Lowe, Hap Welty, Mark Alexander. This Political Science Club is made up of all students interested in this science. The club serves as a means of communication between Political Science and Public Administration majors and the Political Scienc e department. The club president is Sarah Day and the faculty advisor is Dr. Sanford Silverburg. Sarah Day, President Dr. Sanford Silverburg, Advisor 230 STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION First Row; Patsy Spain, Julie Gilkerson, Jeanie Bowman, Cindy Brown, Marcy Hook. Second Row: Kathy Leinbach, Monda Griggs, Kim Hamilton, Cindy Williams, Nina Fisher, Lisa Rizzalo, Harriet Wood. Third Row: Suzanne Joyce, Susan Stunda, Chris Edkins, Amy Broome, Janet Palacio, Amy Bumgarner, Elizabeth Weant, Jill Fink, Nancy Hart, Freida HoUaday. Fourth Row: Dr. Martha West, Mary Anne Unanue, Thomas Barnes, Ricky Hendricks, Vickie Hardy, Betty Smith, Elaine Koontz, Fern Hedrick. The Student Education Association is a club for all those interested in the field of education and those who plan to teach. The SEA helps education majors become quality teacher by keeping students updated and informed about issues and trends in the field of education. The club president for the 1980-81 school year was Marcy Hook. The advisors to this organization are Drs. Martha West and Sophie Fischel. Officers; First Row: Julie Gilkerson, Second Vice-President; Dr. Martha West, Advi- sor; Harriet Wood, First Vice-President; Second Row: Lisa Rizzalo, Secretary; Nancy Hart, Treasurer; Marcy Hook, President. 231 SOCIAL WORK CLUB The Catawba College Social Work Club is an organization on campus that focuses its goals on campus as well as community affairs. Remember the crafts sales in the lobby of the administration building? Well, the club worked in co-op with the Tri-County Mental Health Clinic in providing these sales in order to raise money for the cUnic and for the club to increase its budget. We, the Social Work Club, also sponsored a TOYS FOR TOTS program before Christmas for the needy children of Salisbury. Overall, the Social Work Club is still in its early development in terms of contributing an active part to the college and city community. Officers: (top) Janice Palmer, Vice-President, (middle) Donna Crouse, Phil Moore; President, Herb Arnold, (kneeling) Ann WUliams. Front Row: Ann Williams, Phil Moore. Back Row: Pam Evans, Donna Crouse, Janice Palmer, Herb Arnold, Teresa Taylow, Lisa Thomson. 232 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 Clare Arthur and Richard D. Irvine, Jr. Some of the major SCA activities include chapel services, work with the Nazareth Children ' s Home, and Religious Perspectives Week. First Row: Linda Bowers, Nikki Atkins, David Zwickel, Wendy Smith, Qare Arthur, Kimberlie Kroh, Monda Griggs, Tammy Jo Chadwick. Second Row: Jeff Pearson, Richard D. Irvine, Jr., Diana Walker, Kathy Leinbach, Karen Cranford, Richard Waggoner. Third Row: Pastor Paul Helm, Mr. Roy Derting. Officers: Bob Walker, Treasurer; Clare Arthur, Co- President; Linda Bowers, Recording Secretary; Richard D. Irvine, Jr., Co-President. 233 ANTHROPOLOGY CLUB Front: Gwendolyn Pine, Janice Elliott, Phares Himes. Back: Johnnie Patterson, Larry Beane, Fielding Deaton. The Anthropology Club serves the purpose of promoting interest in the fields of anthropology and archeology. Although the club is few in number, they are much in spirit as they explore various areas of interest. Their advisor was Mr. Peter Cooper. 234 NORTH CAROLINA STUDENT LEGISLATURE Front Row; Tom Disseler, Dave King, Bill Graham, Mark Alexander, Carmen Gonzalez, Hap Welty. Back Row: Julie Ramseur, Danny Dubree, Cliff Higgs, Corinne Steele, Kimberlie Kroh, Chris Griffith, Steve Katz, Shari Marshall, Lowell Sprague, John Nalesnik, Lowell Smith. The North Carolina Student Lesiglature 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 government. The Catawba delegation participates in monthly meetings at various other colleges and universities around the state. The delegation chairperson for this year was Bill Graham. Bill Graham, Delegation Chairperson 235 Phi Epsilon is an honor society consisting of up to thirty ' members chosen from the Sophomore and Junior Classes. Unlike many organizations uniting members of a particular major. Phi Epsilon transcends these boundaries, uniting the outstanding students of the entire student body in order to promote scholarly and cultural activities for the members and student body. Projects for the year included sponsoring a booth at the Halloween carnival, distributing Thanksgi Tng baskets to local shut-ins, and providing speakers in the Spring. PHI EPSILON First Row: Sarah Dav, Delia Harm, Jane Grimes, Doroth ' Roulston, Jo Lawlor, Dr. Bethany Sinnott. Second Row: ' iolanda Ellerbe. Kathv Kooi. Wanda Suttle, .WUma McMahan. Third Row: Mark Hess, Kenny Carrick, Bob Stevens, Mark Alexander, L.o vell Smith, Shuiord Abemethy. Fourth Row: Phil Moore, Herb Arnold, Dale Waltman, Jim Burgess, Jeff Schaeberle. Officers: Dorothy Roulston, Projects Co-Chairman: Kathy Kooi, President; Cn ' Stal Coone, Projects Co-Chairman; Wanda Suttle, Secretaryn reasurer; Jim Burgess, Vice-President; Dr. Bethany Sinott, Ad isor. 236 The Catawba College faculty has chosen the honor society Alpha Chi to represent its ideals of acadeniic excellence on the campus. Each year the faculty selects Juniors and Seniors to membership into the national society. AX brings speakers to the college campus as well as organizing the annual Faculty- Varsity basketball game. Advisors to Alpha Chi for the 1980-81 year were Dr. Michael Baranski and Dr. Bethany Sinnott. ALPHA CHI First Row: Lowell Smith, Betty Smith, Delia Hann, Crystal Coone, Mark Alexander. Second Row: Jo Lawlor, Toni McDaniel, Dorothy Roulston, Donna White, Wanda Suttle, Sarah Day, Suzanne Joyce, Loretta Sanders, Dr. Bethany Sinnott. Third Row: Dr. Michael Baranski, Karen Cranford, Dale Waltman, Erica Rippy, Richard Ungemach, Sue Snider, Kathy Kooi, Ken Carrick, Jim Burgess. Officers: Dr. Michael Baranski, Advisor; Sue Snider, Vice-President; DaleT. Walt- man, President; Jim Burgess, Treasurer, Dr. Bethany Sinnott, Advisor. 237 Psi Chi is the national honor society in psychology. The purpose of Psi Chi is to honor outstanding students in psychology who have demonstrated superior academic performances and leadership in psychology, and to nurture interest in both personal and professional development. Special thanks to Dr. Maynard Rich for his time, support, and encouragement as advisor to Psi Chi. PSI CHI First Row: Crystal Coone, Ginger Stodard, Delia Hann, Wendy Smith, EmUy Turner. Second Row: Becky Muse, Alicia Oliveras, Lisa Nabors, Dr. Rich, Karen Seeger, Brooke Weaver, Fran Saunders, Erica Rippy. Officers: Crystal Coone, President; Brooke Weaver, Vice-President; Karen Seeger, Secretary; Erica Rippy, Treasurer. 238 ALPHIES 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. The student director for orientation 1980 was Dorothy Roulston. Dean Roemer served as the advisor. ALPHIES First Row: Yolanda Ellerbe, Corinne Steele, Lynn Poffenbarger, Clare Arthur, Dorothy Roulston. Second Row: Mark Alexander, DeUa Hann, Melanie Smith, Sue Sidden, Juanice SUer, Yvonne Nix, Harriet Wood. Third Row: Fredericka Anderson, Vannessa Leak, Letzen Maldonada, Linda Kesler, Janet Palacio, Roxane Jackson. Fourth Row; Dave King, Steve Smith, Alicia Oliveras, Richard Waggoner, Larry Beane, Barry Walston. RESIDENT ASSISTANTS First Row: Al Hicks, Mark LeBreton, Tom Manoski, Janet Stapf, Mary Battista. Second Row: Charles Coiner, Dale Ramseur, Ms. B., Doris Coates, Mark Marra. Third Row: James Harper, Noah Mason, Cliff Higgs, Mrs. Stanley, Bob Stevens, Scott Schuler. 239 BAND Mr. Bo Mcintosh, Band Director 13. BoM. Lef s look at the Turkey. Start at number ' M ' . 12. Herb A. I ' ve got logus of the bogus. 11. PauID. What is that s t coming out of your horn? 10. Maurice S. The Nezu Freedom Overture, a period piece in its own right. 9. ShufordA. If you ' re on time for band you ' re early. 8. Susan S. Was that the Star Spangled Banner? 7. Brain F. Right now 1 could use a good F ' . 6. Kim P. Where was O ' le Bo last Saturday? 5. Yvonne N. Well, we just won ' t pay Custom for the shirts. 4. Linda B. Did Mr. Mcintosh say anything when I wasn ' t here last night? 3. Pats. I really don ' t know what happened to the other three mouthpieces. 2. Brian W. 1. PamG. Maurice, I ' m gonna punch your face! First Row: Linda Bowers, Jane Doe, Cathy Kirk, Sue Sidden, Pam Gurganus, Kim Peace, Jo Shaw. Second Row: Yvonne Nix, Paul Diziomba, Shuford Abernethy, Herb Arnold, Brian Wilhelm, Maurice Scott, Ste- wart Smith. The Catawba College Gospel Choir, formed and organized in 1979, is a select group of Catawba students who assemble them- selves together to promote spiritual uplift through songs, praises, and fellowship. The president is Toney Amos. The advi- sor is Mrs. Mary Jane Ayers. GOSPEL CHOIR First Row: Lisa Sheppard, Sonsonia Miller, Valerie Hill, Anne White, Darlene Jones. Second Row: Stephanie, Enid Bynum, Vanessa Leak, SheUa Black, Betty Branch, Cynthia Wilson, Third Row: Blanche Jamison, Valjeanne Home, Elaine Dulin, Teresa Kellam, Annette Timberlake, Fre- dericka Anderson, Kitt Wade. Fourth Row: Toney Amos, Snooky James, Maurice Scott, Thomas Barnes, Barry Wal- ston, Edwin Hamlin, Bernard Cheeks, Charles Weddington. ■ IL w ' S Sk Mni By ijSB it ES Bt L E l Officers: Anne White, Secretary; Bernard Cheeks, Publicity Chairman; Stephanie Surgeon, Director; Toney Amos, President; Valerie Hill, Booking Agent; Walter James, Vice-President and Assistant Director; Annette Timberlake, Treasurer. The Catawba College Choir, under the direction of Mrs. May Jane Ayers, has had many accomplishments this year. Some of these include chapel ser aces on campus and concerts at schools and churches in the area. The choir also sponsored their Second Annual Madrigal Dinner in December and toured New Orleans in the Spring. Membership in this musical organization is obtained through audition. The president for the past year was Ke dn Locker. CHOIR First Row: Amv Bumgamer, Suzanne Joyce, Caroline Eaton, Tonev Amos, Walter James, Blanche Jamisson, Elaine Koontz, Anne White. Second Row: Elizabeth Hartzler, Corliss Lang, Alex BasUe, Ke Tn Locker, Laura Wells, Lisa Meyers, Kathy Leinbach. Third Row: Bni ' an Faggart, Stuart Schieler, Edwin Hamlin, Barrv Walston. Officers: (front) Elaine Koontz, Publicitii ' Manager: CaroUne Eaton, Vice-President; Anne VNTiite, Secretaiy. (back) Bany Walston, Treasurer; Ke Tn Locker, President. 242 The Modem Vocal Ensemble (MJA ' s) at Catawba actively participates in many of the college and community events. Memoership is open to all students who are interested in enjoying music through their song and dance. The Ensemble would like to thank Richard Steinert and Donna White for their choreography and professionalism that they shared with the group. The advisor of the Ensemble was Mrs. Mary Jane Ayers. Modem Vocal Ensemble: Diane Walker, David Blankenship, Amy Bumgarner, Edwin Hamlin, Caroline Eaton, Barry Walston, Corliss Lang, Bryan Faggart, Regina Bynum, Kevin Locker, Elaine Kocntz. 243 BLUE MASQUE The Blue Masque is an organization made up of ex- tremely dedicated individuals who excel in theatrical and dramatic arts and activities. The purpose of the club is to 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 vari- ous one-act plays. The club president was Kevin King. The advisor to the Blue Masque is Mr. T.D. Ringenberg. Left to Right (more or less): Elizabeth Beittel, Ketti Weaver, Teresa Brady, John Light, Linda Kesler, Jeff Bruce, Lauren Taylor, Kevin King, Cheri Connelly, Kevin Hardison, Jon Young, Bobbi Adams, David Oxendine, Dean Merritt, Cindy Wright, Rachel Engler, Kathy Boardman, Amy McCachren, Yo Ellerbe, Keith DeMarco, Kory Miller, Joan Meehan, Janet Rodgers, Tom Peterson, Joe Barber, Scott McCachren, Simone Grant, Scott Dorris, Marilee Powell. Officers: Elizabeth Beittel, Secretary; Joan Meehan, Historian; Ketti Weaver, Vice-President; Kevin King, President; Yo Ellerbe, Editor of TURTLE TRACKS; Linda Kessler, Social Chairman; Amy McCachren, Patron Secretary; John Light, Treasurer, 244 WENDY WASSERSTEIN C Uncommon Women And Others Directed by KETTI WEAVER Set Design by KEVIN KING Lighting Design by PARKER POOLE CAST Kate Quin Elizabeth Beittle Samantha Stewart Angle Hill Muffet DiNicoIa Carolyn Eyler Holly Kaplan Marilee Powell Rita Altabel Bobbi Adams Susie Friend Sally Pressly Leilah Ginger Stodard Carter Linda Kesler and Betty Parker as Mrs. Plumm 245 a musical based on the Gospel According to St. Matthew Directed by AUBREY BERG Musical Direction by RICHARD STEINERT THE COMPANY Scott Dorris as Jesus Bobbi Adams Simone Grant Parker Poole Janet Rogers Jim Gloster David Oxendine Pam Rimer Ketti Weaver Michael Wilhelm as John the Baptist I ' ■ •? :m P 1 1- - 1 B ipri. i. ' ■■■ ' f . • . lyfl. -.1 IL l ■ jni|p s ' H 1 li li c La ' m I ' m If 1: ) 1 i h ' 1 • 246 GETTING OUT by Marsha Norman directed by Hoyt McCachren CAST Arlene Rachel Engler Arlie Carolyn Eyier Bennie Bill Delaney Guard Evans John Harris Doctor John Light Guard Caldwell Fred Miller Mother Joan Meehan Principal Kathy Boardman Ronnie David Beach Carl Kevin King Warden Kevin Smith Ruby Yolanda Ellerbe 247 1 1 stiklfl ' 1 1 1 ; . r-.. .. 248 249 The Fictional Death of RASPUTIN Told As It Actually Happened A new play by REID LEONARD Directed by AUBREY BERG Designed by JAMES PARKER Lighting design by ROBERT WEIDNER 250 Grigorv Efimovitch Rasputin Tsar Nicholas II Tsarina Alexandra Feodorovna Tsarivitch Alexis Anna Vyrobova Vladimir Mitranovitch Purishkevitch Prince Felix Felixovitch Yussoupov Dr. Stanislas Lazovert Captain Ivan Sukhotin Grand Duke Pavlovitch Dmitry Bishop Theophan niiodor The Governess Grand Duchess Militza A Woman Leader of the Khlysty A Nun Policemen, Guards, Soldiers KEVIN SMITH JOHN HARRIS JANET L, ROGERS DAVID BEACH JOAN M. MEEHAN GARRY DE YOUNG PARKER POOLE TOM PETERSON KEVIN KING EUGENE HEATH BILL DELANEY ROBERT VOTAW TERESA BRADY KATHY BOARDMAN SIMONE GRANT BILL DELANEY SIMONE GRANT RICH BURK KEVIN HARDISON ANDY STUMP JIM GLOSTER JEFF BRUCE 251 Mil Simon Directed by JON YOUNG Set design by ROBERT VOTAW Lighting design by TOM PETERSON CAST chapter two George Schneider Leo Schneider Jennie Malone Faye Medwick David Oxendine Kory Miller Donna White Elizabeth Beittel 253 MliU III ; 1 m ' it m : r-. WHILE YOU ' RE SATISFHNG YOUR THIRST FOR KNOWLEDGE, WE ' RE SATISFYING YOUR THIRST FOR REFRESHMENT. Coca-Cola and Coke are registered Irade-mafks whicH ' deniify ihe same D ' Oduct ' Tn 256 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION We wish all you underclassmen a fine time next year. Maybe it will be as fine a time as we had this year. We also want to congrat- ulate those sly old Seniors who finally managed to make it through four (or more) years here. My, My, My, those Seniors are really something aren ' t they. They might have even learned a little bit here and there. 257 SECURITY BANK AND TRUST CO. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1981 SENIOR CLASS COMPLIMENTS OF CATAWBA GULF COMPLIMENTS OF 111 South Main Street Salisbury, NC 28144 COMPLIMENTS OF BRAND JEWELERS Wfe want to be the best bank in the neighborhood Member FDIC COMPLIMENTS OF WACHOVIA 258 Dale Waltman Mark Alexander Hap Welty Phil Moore Shuford Abernethy Do it. Seniors! And on the second day, God created JANN HOUSE ' BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES OF 1981 PHI EPSILON THE ZOO IS LOOSE! ' Sugar and spice and everything nice, that ' s what ZARTMAN SENIORS are made of. (Who the hell is Herm?) ■ Herm. 259 North Girls say, ' ' Thanks Catawba, It was a good year! Wanda Suttle Phyllis Carter Janet Stapf Sue Symanski Wilma McMahan Vickie Hardy Darlene Ludwig Fern Hedrick ' Sue Risser Gina Myers Roxane Jackson Janice Palmer Juanice Siler Gayle Wyatt GOODBY Angela Vann Mandy Steinbrum Vannessa Grigdesby Dennie Todd Corrine Steele Barb Smith Ann Wooten Kathy Leinbach Delia Hann Jane Grimes Marcy Hook Nancy Hart Kathy Kooi Donna Sharpe Lee Dixon COMPLIMENTS OF NORTHWESTERN BANK MEMBER F.D. I.e. 260 COMPLIMENTS OF CAROLINA CAMERA, INC. 116 North Main Street Salisbury, N.C. CMVSOld K m VON BYERLY CHEVROLET COMPANY 531 SOUTH MAIN STREET SALISBURY, NC 28144 PHONE 704-636-9370 CCNNCCTIIN SAUSBUBY.N.C. SALISBURY ' S HOME SEWING CENTER FABRICS NOTIONS SEWING MACHINES CUSTOM DRAPERIES STATESVILLE ' j ' - ' ' ! BLOCKS BLVD. .CZ.W— t FROM 636-0882 OVIKING CAMPUS M- - - t SEMORS, BEST WISHES FRO THE JUNIOR CLASS 261 Americans Fastest Crowing Food Chain Salutes • • • Americans Best Craduating Class OOD TOWN LFPINC SCA A 262 SAGA FOOD SERVICE WISHES GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF ' 81 Come Back and See Us Soon GOOD LUCK SENIORS From THE CLASS OF 1983 263 tir DUPLEX 1980-81 A Toast! To Harrv Truman. To Margaret Truman. To Bess Truman. To Err is Truman. rA S H V U Congratulations to the Class of ' 81 from the Class with class — the Class of ' 84 GO FOR IT, GRADS! 264 COMPLIMENTS OF m FIBER INDUSTRIESJNC. Where PEOPLE are our MOST IMPORTANT ASSET CHIEFS The Catawba Chiefs congratulate the Cu ss of 1981 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 cu ss of 1981 should contact THE Catawba Development Office. 265 Best Wishes To The Graduates Of 1981 «,? y PEPSI COLA DISTRIBUTORS Long Ferry Rd., Spencer N.C. Phone 633-0770 We are Cat U. . . . Thanks for letting us Be a part of you Our memories of this great School wil be everlasting. . . THE SENIORS of 81 266 CONGRATULA- TIONS SENIORS J Drosophila melanogaster THE SCIENCE CLUB Eu lena gracilis GOOD LUCK SENIORS Palmer ' s Stationers 120 N. MAIN ST. DIAL 704-636-4511 P.O. BOX 4279 SALISBURY, N.C. 28144 WELCOME PRESIDENT WURSTER 267 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Randolph K. Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn D. Bowman Gerald and Dorothy Breese Ed and Bette Brindle: Elyce Chad ' ( Joseph KtEKza Mx.JpJd MrSj mBTTard U ft. and Dr. Frank Meyer Dr. Martha Mprehead Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Nalesnik is A. Peeler : . I Mr| nd Mn. Joe H. G®e William and GaroF ' STOd a: Mr. and Mts. Thomas Can ' and Salfd Mr. and Mrs.l ElmM j- evvle Mr. am n l .A. William B. Ri hter ' MacRae Insuf n B cy, Inc Mr. and Mrs.LoMs Malone ]x Mr. and Mrs. James McDiiffie ond R. Wright Maria Zaff? Mr. and Mrs. William D. Long 268 DR. STEPHEN WURSTER Catawba College and its many friends have received a new hope for the future. This new hope is centered in the eighteenth president of the college. On January 28, 1981, Stephen H. Wurster, Ph.D. was approved by the Board of Trustees to assume the duties of president. It is hoped that Dr. Wurster will provide the revitalized spirit that is needed at Catawba. Dr. Wurster is a graduate of Ursinus College and Drew University. He received his M.A. and Ph.D. from the University of Iowa. The college ' s eighteenth president sees Catawba as having a tradition of academic excellence. We look to the future in a new light. 269 270 271 m ' - f V '  -y . i viibiiMic f jKa. ' •a ' bttttMi riiiaMiii tBaiteduii ■4 HISTORIC SBURY, N. C. 1037f . v v.. 272 273 274 275 276 277 278 m uar Of c u,s r iRGEi FOR eJlfVn CHARGES Rf:ENSbQftO Hi. SALEn NC L09(Sf:AfUHU C t FM SALlSBV Hi. l Oti EAFORO Ot iptyMLANIA GA i;lminsin : al nc I iIaIlASTA bA LILAILASTa bA IIS IS TN SAL NL llfi tAfLMU Ot iIsStlanT GA 116atlanta ga ilAAJAANTA feA_ 19 70 . i.O ' 919 - 0 ' . 2eb t 5: . 6 bZOf 2 767 iZV . 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Editing a yearbook is an experience unlike any other. The frustrations can get to you but in the end it ' s all worthwhile. There are many people who deserve thanks for making this book possible. Our advisor, Dave Setzer, has again been an invaluable help. Bob Weidner ' s advice and help in buying our new enlarger was greatly appreciated as was the SGA ' s money. Dale Waltman, Ross Klopp, and Hap Welty made this yearbook possible with their dedication and hard work. The cover drawing is by Dr. Bruce Griffith, Professor of History. There are two people who deserve special thanks. Teri Fulk and Bev Price, my associate editors, worked extremely hard in producing this book. They have become very special friends over the past two years. I will always cherish the good times that we have had together. Teri and Bev deserve particular credit for putting up with my deadline jitters and my flying pencils. Finally, thanks to Catawba College for the four best years of my life. Despite all of her problems, there ' s no place I ' d rather be. 280