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

Text from Pages 1 - 288 of the 1982 volume:

REFERENCE -NOT TO B£ TAKEN FROM THIS ROOM ATftliJ£ lo LUC IV .ens ' 1982 SAYAKINI VOLUME 53 CATAWBA COLLEGE SALISBURY, NORTH CAROLINA CO-EDITORS: JILL FINK BEVERLY PRICE CATAWBA COLLEGE LIBRARY Salisbury, North Carolina 28144 10 12 15 I ¥ r i tt ±- .:--. B — 1 ; , ■■■. ' .■ ' ■ 1 3 iHR •% j«- 16 DEDICATION DR. BETHANY SINNOTT Someone special is hiding in the corners of a gloomy building. Hiding in the deep recesses of a shadowed hall. Hunched over a black desk, endlessly turning webbed volumes of forgotten lore. Someone very special ... in the darkness. Armed! Armed with the heart of knowledge, the sparkling eyes of enthusiasm, and the voice of experience. With the lift of a lip comes the glow, a blinding flash of white. The glow of inspiration! Twenty guns sound a salute from us to you! 17 £W? FACULTY Dr. Stephen H. Wurster President of Catawba College 20 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS Dr. Charles Turney Vice President of Academic Affairs Dr. Hans Roemer Vice President of Student Affairs Mr. Larry Elliott Business Manager 21 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Brenda Mcintosh, Secretary to the Dean of Students Warren Klawiter, Dean of Students; Richard Riedel, Assistant Janice Petrea, Secretary to the President 22 Ruby Barringer, Assistant Bursar; J. Alvin Carter, Bursar and Assistant Business Manager Eloise Peeler, Secretary to the Office of the President and Receptionist Delia Cartner, Secretary to the Business Manager A D M I N I S T R A T I V E S T A F F Business Office: Annie Bates, Shirley Rhinehardt, Louise Crowther, Louise Pring 23 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Iff It f I 1 1 Dr. M.M. Richards — Director of Career Planning and Placement and Registrar Betty Smith — Secretary to Placement Off ice and Psychology Computer Center staff: Patricia Powlas, Evelyn Lowman and Eleanor ijames 24 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Right: Barbara Hill, Financial Aid Officer; Ann Shaughnessy, Assistant Gerry Spencer, Secretary to trie Financial Aid Office Left: Karl Hales, and Gerald Honaker, SDIP Coordinators Curtis Montgomery, Advancement Center 25 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Brian Morrison, Sports information Director Sue Stebbins, Director of Parent and Alumni Relations 26 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Karl Hales, Director of pace Judy Brady, Secretary to Director of PACE Development Office: Evelyn Joslin, Nancy South, Carolyn Peeler, Margaret Armstrong, Pat Kindig 27 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF William Hall — Dean of Admissions; zelda Ponder, Assistant Frances Adams — Secretary to Dean of Admissions 28 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Harold Hlggins — Admissions 29 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Robert Weidner — Director of the College Community Center Cayle Cray — Secretary to the Director of the College Community Center and the Drama and Speech Departments i Mike Wilhelm and Richard Siegal — Coordinators of Events and House Technicians 30 ft . t X v v 5 sjff] M a Lf -l L jPN Mary Emma Knox — Director of Residence i 5 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF un John L. Thomason — Superintendent of Grounds and Buildings Kathy Shue and Jim Hands — SAGA Managers 31 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Minnie McCachren — Nurse Sharon Bennett— Postmistress Above: Sandra Roseman — Secretary to the Education and Sociology Departments; and Nancy Trexler — Secretary to the Commerce Department. Left: Janice Suratt— Nurse 32 Dr. Betty Sell — Librarian Head Residents: Carl Morgan, S-R; Doris Coates, North; Martha Stanley, Woodson; Ruby Butner, Abernethy Library Staff: Ruby McSwain, Jacquelyn Sims, Maria Zaracky, Hilda Foreman, Evelina Tseng, Betty Sell ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Carl Morgan — Director of Safety and Security 33 FACULTY Dr. Michael Baranski — Biology Dr. J. Daniel Brown — Philosophy 34 Dr. Jay Buxton — Biology, Chairman Dr. C. Robert Carlton — Math, Chairman Mr. Albert Chaffoo — Music Mr. Alvin Carter — Commerce 35 Dr. Francis Dedmond — English 36 FACULTY Mrs. Janice Fuller — English Miss Sherry Free — Social work 37 FACULTY Mr. William Gibbons — Math ■ Dr. Bruce Griffith — History, Chairman ' .i_ 1 i fly Mr. Robert Hartsell, Jr. — Social work z3 . Dr. Janet Home — Drama 38 FACULTY Mr. Ronald Hall — History Ms. Roslyn Hall — Physical Education and Recreation Dr. Dave Hanselman — Geology Dr. Paul Helm — Religion and Campus Pastor 39 FACULTY Dr. Gerald Honaker — Drama Dr. Wa Iter Hood — Art Mr. Jack Keeter — Math 40 FACULTY Mr. Warren Klawiter— Physical Education Dr. Daniel Kirk — Biology Mr. Kenneth Lidge — Music Mr. J. Richard McCallum — Psychology 41 ABOVE: Mr. Sam Moir — Physical Education RIGHT: Dr. Frank Meyer — Physical Education, Chairman Mr. James Parker — Drama FACULTY 1 Dr. William Palmer — Education, Chairman 43 FACULTY Dr. Richard Reitz — Language Mr. Robert Roper — Commerce ABOVE Dr. Arnold Rieger— Commerce, Chairman RIGHT: Dr. Maynard Rich — Psychology 44 Dr. Albert Roberts — Psychology, Chairman Dr. Shirley Ritchie — Education Dr. Hans Roemer — Language 45 FACULTY Mrs. Susan Shores — Music Dr. Kenneth Sell — Sociology, Chairman Dr. Sanford Silverburg — Political Science, Chairman Mr. Steve Shaughnessy — Physical Education 46 FACULTY Mr. Harvey Stratton — Physical Education and Athletic Director i Dr. S.C. Tseng — Commerce ABOVE: Dr. Charles Turney — English LEFT: Dr. Bethany Sinnott — English 47 Mr. Robert weidner — Drama Dr. J. King West — Religion, Chairman 48 Dr. Pat Whitley — Physical Education Dr. Johnny Young — Language, Co-chairman FACULTY Mr. Tom R. Williams III — Physics CATAWBA COLLEGE LIBRARY Salisbury. North Carolina 28144 49 STUDENT LIFE SPRING FEST APRIL 25, 1981 It was a bright and sunny day. The jubilant crowd was held back by the restraining lines. The beautiful girls were all in a row. Maurice successfully finished playing Taps and the afternoon was ready to begin. Each lovely contestant was introduced and escorted to the stage. It ' s been said that Claremont was a little upset that they missed the swimsuit competition. They soon got over it and decided to sit quietly backstage and chug some PBR ' s. Pandemonium broke loose, cameras snapped and people cheered when Rande Maphis was introduced as the May Queen. Claremont finally did get revenge on the judges for not allowing them to see the interesting competition, and they gave the head judge ' s car a boost — up a tree. ■M 52 SENIORS: Teresa Perkins, Barb Smith, Janet Stapf JUNIORS: Mary Battista, Julie Honeycutt and Melanie Smith . - SOPHOMORES: Judy Chwalik, Kim Cropper and Lisa Long FRESHMEN: Lynne Dedmon, Katie Branson and Marcia Hoover 53 MIKE CROSS SEPTEMBER 5, 1981 54 MAD HATTER PARTY Hfif ? ' — JLf J t I ■ 1 K L 1 m i - ■ ' H i w Dust off grandmothers hat that you found in the corner and bring it to the party. Although it may have a faded, four-foot peacock feather running up the back of a purple and yellow bonnet, it ' s still okay at Catawba. As a matter of fact, you may be the life of the party. Here everyone wears an outrageous hat! some hats even show personalities: little people wear tiny hats, people who have dreamed of being a cowboy wear a cowboy hat, and baseball caps go to the big leaguers. If a person wears a blue and white baby bonnet they are . well ... urn ... leave that up to your imagination. Whatever the hat or personality, everyone kicked back and rocked. So grasp that beer in your hand and have a toast before we suck down this brew. To Jerry ' s kids, this one ' s for you. 55 HALLOWEEN DANCE The lobby was a home for the in- sane on Halloween 1981. Each per- son became what he only fantasized about earlier; these foggy-minded young adults took on theirtrue per- sonalities. In the corner of the dance floor a prep could be seen dancing with a gorilla, (both outfits were just as horrible looking . . . preps, yuk!) There was Mr. Bill, and Superman made his appearance also. Through the door the princes and princesses arrived. Everyone was at the party from Joan Crawford to the Phantom of the Opera. That just goes to show you what a little education can do. 56 57 AIR BAND It must have been a full moon. The music was loud, the beer ran cold, and the entertainment was tremendous. Bands were in head-to-head competition for the gold. The crowd led the Four Skins to first prize. (Do the beetle stomp!) Oh, by the way Jay, watch the whip! Second prize was awarded to Zug-Zug. (Shake it Maurice.) Who was that girl? Third prize went to Sex Change. (Didn ' t know you had it in you Dave!) What a scarf! The other bands walked away with zip bucks, but did get a buzz to last a lifetim e. y s % ' 1 w W4 Ljjk 1 r f Aj ill J WW - . kii jf fgf ' it 1 58 59 1981 HOMECOMING To make up for last year . . . here ' s homecoming. With 23 of Catawba ' s loveliest women. Alongside, their distinguished escorts. And what about that Queen? Julie, you ' re a doll! Then everybody cruised out to Fiber ' s to party. We may have been ail dressed up, but that didn ' t stop us from getting sloppy drunk. (That ' s where that darn bus came in handy . . . good idea!) Even our dignified deans were going for it . . . and who could forget Fred and Ginger Hartsell? For many people that next morning was a disaster. Well, almost everyone. The clean-up crew had an interesting morning I heard. A night to go down in the books. So, from the infamous mouth of one of Catawba ' s psychotics, the night was put into perspective . . . Welcome to Sherwood. HOMECOMING QUEEN Julie Honeycutt Susan Bacon Abernetny 1 2 Mary Battista Senior Class Catny Boon Abernethy 3 4 Regina Bynum Woodson Julia Chwalik Woodson Kathy Clark Senior Class Kelly Delahunty North Sissy Daugherty Pine Knot— Duplex Jill Fink Foil House — SR-C Carmen Gonzalez Senior Class 60 L . L ■v Angie Hill SR — A B Julie Honeycutt Senior Class Lynn Poffenbarger Senior Class Carrie Poole Day Students Julie Ramseur Zartman Lisa Riley Senior Class Lisa Rizzolo Senior Class Melissa Rowe SR — D E Melanie Smith Senior Class Lauren Taylor Claremont ft Kim Vazzana North Elizabeth Weant Jann House — Newton Cynthia Wilson Senior Class Julie was escorted by Danny nil 61 OZARK MOUNTAIN DAREDEVILS 62 WHITE WOLF 63 J AND J DAY The sun shined brightly across the parched field as the contestants tightened the laces of their athletic socks. No, this isn ' t the Olympics, but the stakes were just as high! Each runner on that track was trying to prove to his or her best friend that those extra pounds don ' t mean a thing. BANC, they ' re off! You won ' t see anybody sprinting off the starting line in this Catawba fundraiser. The campus became a college (like the ones you see on tv). People jogged and the bands jammed and everybody partied. The bands, Mike Prillamen, Crystal wood, Mark Deaton, and Full Circle Band, performed for a sun-drugged crowd. The blankets and ice coolers were the pieces of the jigsaw field. Lie back folks and enjoy ... run and drink yourself crazy. 64 65 CLASSES SENIOR CANDIDS Great Expectations — Roy A. Johnson Richard Boyd Patrick Blacha, Bryan Wizna, Francis Blacha 68 SENIOR CANDIDS Keep the fire burning! First row: Linn Digioia, Lynn Poffenbarger, Lisa Riley, Kathy Clark. Second row: Pam Stolba, Beverly Cooksey, Shari Marshall Creg Sheetz and Mark Michael David Sorrell with Christy Denny 69 SENIOR CANDIDS This is a football! John Harris, Elizabeth Beittel, David Oxendine, Donna White, Snooky James Debbie Cilley and Elaine Koontz 70 SENIOR CANDIDS -3, B5E s ll , WW £r Z1Z %£ ' .I « E KiTSWfB 1 J ■ CSMi ■ ■ « ■U_j|1y_ B Shuford Abernethy Susie Mcintosh V?,- - -%. «--- Johnny Miller, Ken Carrick, Rick izze with Ed Matthews 71 SENIOR CANDIDS I don ' t think we should try the quarterback sneak again! ' Debbie Sterner and friends Cynthia Drum, Fran Pearson and Susan Sidden Diane Walser 72 SENIOR CANDIDS Kim Nicks Regina Bynum Dave Wallace, Kevin Weisgerber and Bob LeBlanc 73 ■■ ■ SENIOR CANDIDS Blanche Jamison with Jason Laws Valerie Hill Debbie Bankhead and friends 74 SENIOR CANDIDS Pam Evans and friends Al Hicks Hodge Coffield with Pam Hylton 75 Kevin Beck (center) with Linn Digioia and Bryan Wizna SENIOR CANDIDS Jill Pruett Carole Frock, Mary Battista, Patti Cranger and Meg Reinhart 76 SENIOR CANDIDS Michele Baron Rosemary White (left) with Mary Battista, Colleen Carey, and Sangree Froelicher Kitt Wade 77 Mark Lane with Sandra Bennett Elizabeth Beittel with Mike Wilhelm SENIOR CANDIDS Chuck Sigler, Steve Taylor and Ross Klopp 78 SENIOR CANDIDS Steve Katz Karen Cranford Donna Hincher 79 SENIOR CANDIDS Jim Krutzke and Billy Huntley (front) with John Marston, Mark Shutz, and Martin Huguley Maris McCullough 80 Jim Krutzke and Bill Styple Working her way through college! Amie McRee Pamela Holman with Greg Boston SENIOR CANDIDS 81 ! ST tovlu SENIOR CANDIDS Angie and Ben Case Cliff Higgs Judy Tyndall and Lisa Belton 82 Lori Dilger Lisa Riley and Skip Kraft SENIOR CANDIDS Cynthia Wilson 83 ' For Your Thighs Only At Catawba, nobody does it better than HERB ARNOLD! Lisa Rizzolo, Patty Walker and Kim Hamilton SENIOR CANDIDS Scott Schuler with Jennifer Wilhelm 84 SENIOR CANDIDS Bryan Wizna Phil Moore Julie Honeycutt, Amy Bumgarner and Melanie Smith 85 SENIOR CANDIDS Stephanie Surgeon 86 Eatin Puddin Dave Oxendine and Snookv James Cyrette Cotten (second row, third person) and friends Oh no you don ' t! Not to the Homecoming Dance! Hap and Carmen SENIOR CANDIDS 87 SENIOR CANDIDS Karen wagoner Chip Irby and Bill Happer Butch, Rest in Peace. Hap welty and friends 88 Sue Burkholder, Adrienne Bass and Brenda Dietrich Anne Kirkman (second from left) with Amy Padgett, Robert Cerami, Teresa Taylor, Roy Johnson. SENIOR CANDIDS Time for me to fly. Nancy Williamson with Courtney Graham and Tracey Osborne 89 s E N I R S Officers: Beverly Cooksey, secretary; Lynn Poffenbarger, President; Pam Evans, Vice-President; Keith DeMar- co, Treasurer Claude Shuford Abernethy Conover, NC BUAD Economics Danny Joe Alexander Myerstown. PA BUAD Karen E. Alexander Cherry Hill, NJ Psychology Robert Donald Alexander Cherry Hill, NJ BUAD Ronald Leslie Arant Kings Mrs., NC BUAD Herbert Robert Arnold Magnolia, NJ Psychology SENIORS 90 Susan Lee Bacon Kingston, MA BUAD Deborah Patricia Bankhead Culpeper, VA Psychology Michele D. Barron Pilot Mtn., NC Social work Adrienne Maria Bass RufFm. NC Ther. Rec Phys. Ed. Mary L. Battista Washington. DC BUAD Kevin Hill Beck Lexington. NC Geology Elizabeth Ann Beittel Clnnamlnson. NJ Cul. Org. Dev. Drama Nina Fisher Bell Statesville, NC Elem. EG. Lisa Marie Belton Mt Airy. NC Ther. Rec. Francis J. Blacha Blackwood, nj Chemistry Patrick Daniel Blacha Blackwood. NJ Chemistry Deborah Ann Bonebrake Salisbury. NC SENIORS 91 Ellen Anne Borstell Hauppauge. NY Elementary Ed James Cawley Boyce Sevarna Park. MD Psychology Richard Armistead Boyd, Jr. Statesville. NC BUAD Edgar Floyd Breese Lantana. fl Geology Dwayne Brewingt on Clinton, NC BUAD Kevin J. Brown Salisbury. NC Phys. Ed. Robert J. Bruff Lexington. NC Biology Robert David Budd Salisbury. NC BUAD Economics SENIORS 92 .  j i m nk s i L It i Amy Renee Bumgarner Hickory. NC Music Ed. Susan Ann Burkholder Ephrata. pa Ther Rec. April Carson Butler Salisbury, NC Psychology Regina Bynum Carrboro. NC BUAD Elizabeth Calio Sound Beach, NY Phys Ed Larry Phillip Campbell Statesville NC Psychology Kenneth Duane Carrick, Jr. Thomasville. NC Accountlng BUAD Kathryn S. Carter Greensboro, NC SENIORS 93 Angela F. Case Concord. NC Music Ed Cynthia Whitley Clark Lexington, NC Biology Kathryn Jane Clark Charlotte. NC BUAD Admin. Office Mgt John B. Coatta Minnetonka. MN Phys. Ed. Herbert Hodgin Coffield High Point. NC BUAD Charles Edward Coiner Waynesboro, VA Phys. Ed. Beverly A. Cooksey Jax. fl BUAD Robert Dale Cooper Salisbury. NC Economics BUAD Cyrette Carol Cotten Chapel Hill. NC BUAD Karen Louise Cranford Mocksville. NC BUAD Math SENIORS 94 Kenneth Wayne Criss Winston-Salem, NC BUAD Economics Donna Camille Crouse Emory. VA Rel. Phil. soc soc. Wk. Jeff L. Davis Pfafftown NC BUAD Keith L. DeMarco Nutley, NJ BUAD Christy Alta Denny High Point, NC Biology BUAD Brenda Lynn Dietrich Seaford. DE Corrective Ther Unnette Marie DiGioia Rockville, MD Ther. Rec. Loretta Mary Dilger Greensboro, NC Social Work Cynthia L Drum Newton, NC Accounting Pamela Ann Evans Hlldebran, NC BUAD SENIORS 95 Carole Ann Frock Hanover. PA Accounting BUAD Jay Michael Cerish Fairfield. NJ BUAD Debbie Cilley Moorseville. NC Geology Jack R. Godwin Goldsboro, NC Phys. Ed. Carmen I. Gonzalez Bayamon. Puerto Rico BUAD Patricia Kay Granger Wilmington, DE BUAD Economics 96 Monda S. Griggs Salisbury. NC Elementary Ed. Kimberly Ann Hamilton Bennettsville. SC Elementary Ed William Coburn Happer Durham. NC BUAD jonn Daniel Harris Sparta NC Drama Julie Ann Hearn China Crove. NC BUAD Brenda Gail Henson MocKsvme NC Accounting SENIORS 97 Gloria Ann Hill Statesville, NC Elementary Ed. Valerie Justina Hill Pollecksville. NC BUAD Donna Kaye Hincner Ennice, NC BUAD Gregory Wayne Honeycutt Salisbury, NC BUAD Julie Lynn Honeycutt Lake Park, FL Corrective Ttier. Calvin Edward Hudgins, Jr. Charlotte, NC Ptiys. Ed. William H. Huntley Wadesboro. NC BUAD Pamela Jane Hylton Salisbury, NC BUAD Richard Charles Izze, Jr. Caithersburg, MD Social work William Alfred Hicks High Point, NC Phys. Ed. Clifford Joseph Higgs Milforti. CT Pre- law Political Science SENIORS 98 ' US. Walter Lee James Jacksonville, NC Drama Blanche E. Jamison Port Norrls. NJ BUAD Roy A. Johnson Hickory, NC Political Science Patricia M. Joyce Wayne. NJ BUAD Timothy C. Joyce Wayne, NJ BUAD Economlcs Steven Paul Katz Tonawanaa, NY Prelaw Ann M. Kirkman Lexington. NC Sociology Social Work ROSS K. Klopp Richland, PA BUAD SENIORS 99 Elaine Koontz Mocksville, NC Music Ed. Louis Edward Kraft Newark. DE Adaptive Phys. Ed Special Ed. Mark Curtis Lane Chesapeake. VA Forestry Jason Christian Laws River Rouge. Ml History Robert Paul LeBlanc Randolph, NJ BUAD Paul Michael Levitski Berwick, PA Chemistry Oneida H. Lloyd Spencer, NC BUAD Linda Lundquist New Orleans, LA Political Science SENIORS 100 Kathryn Ellen Lyons Columbia, MD BUAD Shari Jeanne Marshall paoli. PA English Poli- Sci. Speech Timothy Mbaeri Salisbury. NC BUAD Economics Mark Edward Michael Lexington, NC BUAD Timothy Ward Michael Lexington, NC BUAD Economics Johnny Irvin Miller Mocksville. NC BUAD Philip A. Moore Hanover, PA Social work Becky Lynn Muse Salisbury. NC Special Ea Psycnologv SENIORS 101 Timothy Richard Myers Lexington, NC BUAD Maris Ann Palmer McCullough Oak Ridge. TN BUAD Sandra Leigh McDaniel Salisbury, NC Admin. Office Mgt. Susie Annette Mcintosh Salisbury, NC Computer Science Aimee Elizabeth McRee Maiden. NC BUAD Lisa Dora Jane Nabors statesville, NC Psychology David Bryan Oxendine Pembroke, NC Drama Frances Caroline Pearson Caitnersburg, MD BUAD ' Public Ad Jayne Peeler Petrea Salisbury, NC Elementary Ed. Thomas Verne Phillips Mathews, NC BUAD Lynn Ann Poffenbarger Charlotte, NC BUAD Carla W. Prevette Mocksvllle. NC BUAD SENIORS 102 Jill Sawyer Pruett Salisbury, NC BUAD Computer Science Terry Lee Radford Caston 3. NC Phys Ed Stanley Edward Randall Mocksville, nc BUAD Meg Reinhart Jenkintown, PA Sociology Social Work Anita Carol Richardson ml Cilead. nc Math Lisa Colleen Riley Charlotte, NC Social Work Lisa A. Rizzolo Pitman. NJ English Victor Aparicio Robinson Winston-Salem, NC Phys. Ed William A. Ryan Joppa. MD BUAD Archibald Caldwell Rufty, Jr. Salisbury, NC BUAD SENIORS 103 Gregory Dean Sheetz Charlotte. NC BUAD Susan Sidden Traphill, NC Biology Charles David Sigler Berlin, PA BUAD Economics Melanie L. smith Conover. NC BUAD Admin. Office Mgt. Patrick H. Smith Concord, NC Geology Ericka V. Southworth Richmond, VA Accounting BUAD Patricia Lee Spain Salisbury, NC Elementary Ed. Debbie Lynn Sterner Orangeville, PA Public Rec. Michael Glenn Stewart Marsnvllle, NC History Scott Charles schuler Winston-Salem. NC BUAD SENIORS 104 Pamela Jean Stolba Mt. Vernon, OH BUAD Kirk Lester strause Myerstown. PA Accounting William Bradford Styple Kearny, NJ History Art Stephanie Diane Surgeon Leasburg, NC Social Work Dallas Susan St. Miami. FL Psychology Mary Clara Teresa Taylor King. NC Sociology Social Work Stephen W. Taylor Winter Park. FL BUAD Economics Gloria Dean Tillery Enfield. NC Psychology Randy Elwood Troublefield Linwood, NC BUAD Richard Leslie Ungemach Pittsburg. PA Accounting BUAD SENIORS 105 Scottie Jay Vause Gastonia, NC Accounting BUAD Kitt A. wade Caithersburg, MO BUAD Karen McCurry Wagoner Salisbury. NC Biology Dianna Kim Walker Seaford. DE Ther. Rec. Patricia Marie Walker AOvance. NC Ther. Rec. Pub. Rec Robert Wayne Walker Keyser. wv Combuter science David Leigh Wallace Char otte, NC BUAD Diane Anderson Walser Linwood. NC Computer science SENIORS 106 I y k 1 1 William Clark warlick Statesville, NC BUAD Jacqueline S. Watson Spencer, NC Social Work Kevin Lane Weisgerber Cherry Hill, NJ Economics Stanley Ross welty Lancaster, PA Public Ad. James Holroyd West Salisbury. NC BUAD Donna Marie White Baltimore, MD Drama Rosemary Lee White Winston-Salem, NC Speech Cynthia E. Williams Fleetwood, NC Elementary Ed Twinkle Briggs Williams Lexington. NC Elementary Ed. Nancy R. Williamson Reldsville, NC Ther. Rec. Cynthia Ann Wilson Washinton, DC BUAD Admin. Office Mgt. Bryan Raymond Wizna Carteret, NJ Computer Science SENIORS 107 Joseph Michael Abernethy Newton. NC Jimmie Davis Allen Favetteville, CA Toney Cecil Amos Winston-Salem. NC Officers: Ginger Stodard, Treasurer; Kimberli Kroh, Secretary; Janet Palacio, Vice-President; Jennifer Wilhelm, President J u N I R S Fredericka Letita Anderson Washington. DC Jean Basham Greensboro. VC George E. Bauer Randolph. NJ Gina Connelly Belk Cleveland. NC Sandra L. Bennett Lexington. NC Craig Bergmann Silver Spring. WD JUNIORS 108 Katherine Anne Boardman Athens. CA Lee Bobo Salisbury, MD Linda Diane Bowers Winston-salem. NC Teresa Ann Brady Robbins. NC Anne Briggs Salisbury, NC Timothy M. Brindley Tumersville. NJ Jean Frances Brown Hickory, NC Larry Donald Brown Charlotte. NC Edwin Harold Capps Burlington, NC William Corwin Carmichael Huntersville, NC Cal J. Cary Plantation. FL William B. Cheeks Salisbury. NC Cindy Anne Cherry Washington. NC Brian Lindley Church westneia. NJ Julia Aileen Chwalik Miami. FL JUNIORS 109 Terri Denise Cowan Sterling. VA Rose Mary Cox Ramseur, NC Janet Grace Cranson Penfield. NY Kim Paige Cropper Berlin. MD Elizabeth Johnstone Crowell Mocksville, NC Kelly Elaine Delahunty Pineville. NC Gary A. Dowell Winston-Salem. NC Christina Stella Elkins Lexington. NC Christopher Byron Ervin Moorseville. NC Howard John Esquirol Stratford. CT David Lee Fawcett west Hollywood, FL JUNIORS 110 Donna Elaine Fink Concord. NC Jill Marie Fink Concord. NC Tom H. Fleetwood Cherry Hill, NJ Karyl Owen Floyd Atlanta, CA Allen S. Frantz Chambersburg. PA Margaret Gene Frauendorfer Burlington, NC William Marc Graham Dunn. NC Patrice Simone Grant Salisbury, NC Michael Andrew Greene Thomasville. NC Julia Elizabeth Grimes Claremont. NC JUNIORS 111 Pamela Jo Gurganus RoDersonvllle, NC Cynthia Lee Hall Svlva. NC Twyla Elizabeth Hall woodleaf, NC Gregory Randolph Harrell Rockwell, NC Randal William Hart Falrview, NC Kris Hershey Williamsport, MD Daniel Stratton Hill west Hartford, cr Mark Anthony Hill Arden, NC John David Hinkel Kutztown, PA JUNIORS 112 Julie Elizabeth Jones Ft. Myers, FL William Curtis Hinson Tatum, SC Leigh Hodges Morganton. NC Christopher Lee Holshouser Faith, NC Sue Kathryn Holtzapple Prospect. KY Terri Houck Charlotte, NC Martin Creighton Huguley Tenaflv, HI Camille Hutchins Columbia, SC William E. Ingram Melbourne, FL John w. Jerrehian Malvern, PA Anthony Craig Johnson Eton College. NC Philip Scott Johnston Clemmons, NC Darlene Regina Jones J acksonville, NC Raymond K. Jones Camden. NJ JUNIORS 113 Steve Hilton Jones Ft Myers. Ft Carol Harris Joyce Salisbury. NC Clen Adam Kallinich West Hartford. CT Teresa Ann Kellam Madison. NC Linda Faye Kesler Salisbury. NC Cathy Ann King Salisbury. NC Steve C. Kinney Randleman, NC Marsha Jolley Kirk Mt Pleasant. NC Kimberlie Lyn Kroh Pitman, NJ Vanessa Caye Leak Thomasville. NC Brenda Ann Liebler Woodstock. CT JUNIORS 114 ° : ' ■- Wr M ' « rirfvSH 4. Jaf Bis H w JtV ' v_ Thomas Donald Lovette, Salisbury, NC Marilyn N. Lowe Granite Quarry, NC Heidi Anne Ludwig SaHsbury, NC James Randall Lyerly Granite Quarry, NC Sam Patrick Lynch Mathews, NC Letzen Olga Maldonado Guaynabo, Puerto Rico Paul Brent Martin Winston-Salem, NC k , David L Messick Newport News. VA Charlie Myers Rockwell, NC Todd Leigh McAlister Rlcntleld, NC JUNIORS 115 Amelia L. McCachren Salisbury. NC Anita Gayle McCray Winston-Salem, NC John A. Nalesnik Fairfield. NJ Patti L. Nimmo Malbern, PA Yvonne M. Nix Charlotte. NC Douglas Wingfield Northcutt Raleigh. NC Janet Elaine Palacio Jacksonville, FL Kevin A. Parks Camden. NJ Jeffrey David Pearson Rochester. NY John Chester Powell Hollidaysburg, PA Beverly S. Price Hickory. NC Charles Andrew Putzel Salisbury. NC Lisa Lynn Queen Spencer, NC Paul Thomas Quinn Salisbury. NC JUNIORS 116 David Harris Reed Lovettsvllle. VA Andrea Sue Reitzel Newton, NC Charlene Meredith Riddle Wingate. NC Robert Lee Ridenhour, jr. Concord. NC Terrill Scott Robinson Heatnsviile. VA Russell Alan Rossins Salisbury. NC Richard M. Royal Greensboro, NC Cynthia Gail Scott Mocksville, NC Jeffrey D. Selland Salisbury. MD Deborah Kluttz Sheffield Salisbury, NC Lisa Annette Sheppard Willlamston, NC JUNIORS 117 Sondra Renee Shuping Salisbury, NC Steven James Shuping Salisbury, NC Danny Ray Shutt Pleasant Garden. NC Howard Ray Simmons Linville, VA Mark Simpson North Webster. IN Deborah Smith Baltimore. MD Ginger Stodard Atlanta. CA Jeffrey R. Strang Linwooa. NJ Paula L Suttle Dobson. NC James Foster Taylor Salisbury. NC Annette C. Timberlake Durham. NC Robert Donald VanNoy Brentwood. NK JUNIORS 118 Kimberly Ann vazzana Lynnfield, MS Kimberly Marie Vinoski Salisbury. NC Jill Anne Waddell Mt. Lebanon. PA Dexter Andera waters LaCrange. NC Lee Ann Webb Salisbury. NC Elizabeth Dianne Weant Concord, NC Denise Elizabeth Whitaker Salisbury. NC Jennifer Lynn Wilhelm Charlotte. NC Mitchell Edwards Williams Durham, NC Sandy Lynne Wilson Baltimore. MD JUNIORS 119 Martin Brown. Vice-President; Marcia Hoover, President; Julie Ramseur Treasurer- Kim Hugnson secretary. s p H M R E S Kimberlyj. Alexander MercersDurg. PA Michelle Francine Alexander Lincolnton, NC Todd Armstrong Belmont. NC Andrea Nicole Atkins Baltimore. MD Cretchen Yvonne Austin Granite Falls. NC Benjamin Newton Banks Salisbury. NC Joe Edward Barbee wooaieaf. NC Gary I. Barnett Norw Palm Beacfi. R. David MacDougall Beach Raieign. nc Libby Beach Asnooro. NC Debbie Jean Beam Cherryville. NC Charles Allen Beatty cnanone. NC SOPHOMORES 120 Diane M. Beck Mt Laurel, NJ Ann Bobo Salisbury, MD John F. Bolton Randolph, NJ Catherine Maye Boon Burlington. NC Katie Branson Thomasville. NC Joy Denise Brown Salisbury. NC Martin Andrew Brown North Wilkesboro. NC Philip Jeffrey Bruce EMn, NC Robert M. Burke Salisbury, NC Susanna Maria Burleson Asheville, nc Larry Rodney Burton Thomasville. NC Laura Elizabeth Butterworth Asheville. NC Colleen F. Carey Berkley Heights. NJ Jennifer Dean Carpenter Salisbury. NC Michael Allen Carrick Thomasville. NC Andy Dean Chappell Jonesville. NC Tammy Jo Monique Chadwick Fort Washington, MD Kimberly Sue Charrot Palmyra, Pa. Karether Clark MocKsville. NC Rhonda Lynne Colclough HaaaonfielO, NJ SOPHOMORES 121 Glenn Clifton Connally Mebane, NC Cheri Lynn Connelly St Helens, OR Anne Marsn Cooper Salisbury, NC George w. Corson Miami, FL John Harvey Corriher Salisbury, NC Nick Anthony Costino Annandale. VA Angela Teresa Coulter Newton, NC Debbie Lou Craddock Walnut Cove, NC Angela Rae Crayton Stanfieia, NC James L. Crumel East Orange, NJ Thomas Vincent Crosby Salisbury, NC Michael James Cutter Miland, IN Mary C. Dapp Jonesville. NC Richard Keith Darwin Morganton, NC SOPHOMORES 122 Lynne Dedmon Salisbury. NC Laverne DeJournette Pelham. NC William Delaney Takoma Park, MD Jom Michael Dorminy Mt. Airy. NC Daniel David Dubree Aberdeen, MC Dietra Elaine Dulin Mocksville, -NC Paul P. Dziomba Audobon. Nl Bradd P. Eldridge Goshen, IN Carolyn Sue Eyler Wilson, NC Shawn Gabriel Faggart woodleaf, NC Hal Falls Concord. NC SOPHOMORES 123 Timothy M. Free York. PA Tammy Renee Freeze Salisbury. NC Sangree Mitchell Froelicher Washington. DC Daren Clinard Fuller Thomasville NC Christopher D. Gardner Kannapolis. NC Brett Garland Statesville. NC John G. Gaskey Salisbury. NC Gloria Jean Gines patuxtent River. MD James Christopher Gloster Charlotte. NC Frank Shannonhouse Glover Charlotte. NC Cynthia Marie Gormley Gettysburg. PA Courtney Ann Graham Moorestown. NJ Glenda Kaye Graham Kannapolis, NC Charlene Patricia Gray Salisbury. NC Edwina Eugenia Gray Salisbury. NC Marion Jerenette Greene Troy. NC Christine Ann Griffith Newfield, NJ SOPHOMORES 124 Edwin Cliburn Hamlin Eden, NC Heidi Jo Hanes Plantation, Ft Kevin P. Hardison Plymouth, NC Elizabeth I. Hartzler Chappao.ua, NY Franklin Whitfield Hepler Plantation, FL Mary Jo Herman Concord. NC Angela Kay Hill Miami, fl Charles H. Hillary Miami, FL James Harold Holmes Ramseur, NC Marcia Elaine Hoover Thomasville, NC Pamela Val Jeanne Home Charlotte, NC Cynthia L. Hosch Cooleemee. NC Rosanne Marie Howard Conover, NC Tanya Yvonne Huffines Burlington, NC Kimberly Lynn Hughson Cincinatti, OH George Lee Hunt Reldsville. NC SOPHOMORES 125 Peter S. lossi Arlington. VA Renae Jones Advance. NC Reggie Allen Keistler Cnariotxe. NC Luella Jean Ketner Lexington NC Amy Jo Kilbourne Wilmington. DE Eddie T. Kinney Randleman. NC Melanie Jean Kiser cnanotte NC Lori Kollar Potomac. MD Kimmer Sherrill Koontz Salisbury NC Laura Marie Kuechenberg San Francisco CA Brenda Kay Lane Chariotte. NC Jeffrey Paige Lane cnanotte nc SOPHOMORES 126 Samuel E. Lee Chapel Hill, NC v h i i Barbara Ann Leitner Hendersonvllle, NC Laura Anne Leitner Hendersonville, NC Robert Earl Lippincott Northfieia, NJ Steve Young Livengood Thomasville, NC Judith Elaine Long Fort Lauderdale. FL Kevin M. Loughlin Marlton, NJ J.W. Loy Salisbury, NC Michael Mathew Lynch West Bridgewater, MA SOPHOMORES 127 Drew Mathews Fort valley. CA Edgar Sidney Matthews Lewisville, NC Dean J. Merritt, Jr. Anderson, SC Debbie L. Miller westland. Ml John B. Miller Latham, NY Kory M. Miller Wichita, ks Scott Frederick Mitchell Durham, NC Laurie J. Mongold Stanton, VA Skip Morgan Salisbury. NC Cindy Jean Morris Plantation, FL Scot Alexander McCachren Salisbury, NC Patrick F. Mccormick Cherry Hill. NJ DeDe U. McElveer Salisbury. NC Earl A. McMillon New London. NC SOPHOMORES 128 Lisa Ann Myers Advance. N.c wendi Elisa Nelson Chew Chase. MD Mario Nix Mt. Dora, FL Tracey M. Osborne Lexington. NC David J. Parker Hillsborough. NC Sandra Camille Parker Wilkesboro. NC Jeffrey Michael Potts Cedar Knolls. N] Sandra Lee Proctor Manassas. VA Julie Irene Ramseur Landis. NC Anne Cole Richardson Richmond, VA Robin Ritchie Salisbury. NC Ronda l. Ritchie Salisbury. NC Kimberli Ruth Robertson Taylor, SC Edwin Nathan Rohrbaugh Salem. VA SOPHOMORES 129 Melissa Ann Sagen Charlotte. NC Erika Sato Japan Kerry Lisa Schwarts Caithersburg, md Terry Linn Seamon Salisbury. NC Tom L Shealy Kingsport, TN Robert Bell Sheffield Norwood. NC Julie Lynette Shuping Salisbury, NC Mark E. Shuts Mt Laurel. NJ Lisa Marie Simon Delray Beach. FL Tavana Elaine smoot Mocksville, NC Scott snider Salisbury. NC Leslie S. sobert Winston Salem. NC Delores Lynn Summitt Salisbury. NC Jeffrey Shahane Greensboro. NC Lauren Linn Taylor Rockwell. NC Jennifer Anne Taylor Salisbury. NC SOPHOMORES 130 Mark William Teat Pineville. NC Samuel Alexander Towne Vienna, VA Stella M. Van Bergen Statesville. NC Dawn Annette wade Asheooro. NC Michael Charles walden Lexington. NC John Hayden Walls Northeast, ME Marcie Layne Webber Denver, PA Robert Brian Wilhelm Salisbury. NC Kimberly Denise Wilson Lexington, NC Sylvia Leigh Wilson C3 3X. NC David S. Wing Kensington, MD James Withee Madison. ME Brad Wayne woodruff Adarnsville, M Cynthia Ann Wright Houston. TX Sandra Jean Wright Frederick, MD SOPHOMORES 131 Susan Mary Abenilla Lighthouse Pt., FL James Buren Aldredge, III Richmond. VA Laura Jane Anderson Coldsooro, NC Odell Nebraska Armstrong castonia, NC C. Edwin Ashurst Roswell, CA Philip J. Barca Classboro, NJ Mark Charles Bastian Pittman, NJ Jeffrey Brian Bauer Moorestown, NJ Jonna Lee Bickerton Garrett Park, MD Lori Anne Bowen King, NC Richard A. Brundage Tenaflv, NJ Cordon Vancannon Brown Concord. NC F R E S H M E N OFFICERS: Rick Teat — President, Hayley Lowry — Vice-President, Kara Cadiz — Secretary, Pam Dutton — Treasurer FRESHMEN 132 Sherry Lynn Buckner Burnsville. NC Christopher Lynn Burgess Plttsooro, NC Margriet Bussemaker The Netherlands James Timothy Butt Glassooro. NJ Kara Lynne Cadiz York, PA Arlis Ann Campbell kannapolls. NC Jervetta Renee Campbell Baltimore. MD Lydia Ann Campbell York, PA Mark Alton canady Winston-Salem, NC Robert W. Cardone Roseland, NJ Kevin Douglas Carlton Georgetown. KY Sandra Jeannette Cates Roxhoro, NC Michael John Cavanagh Davtona Beach, ft Robert Eric Cerami Miami, FL Tracy F. Cleghorn Statesvllle, NC Lewis Javan Cline statesvllle. NC Lawrence Edward coelln Basking Ridge. HI Joan v. cofiell MeOford lakes, NJ Margaret Ellen cox Wilton Manors. FL John Clark Current North mikesOoro. NC Mary Virginia Cushman Summersvllle. SC Christina Anne Daugherty Matthews. NC Kym Denise Davidson Dublin, VA Steve Grayson Dix High Point. NC 133 Richard 0. Eoerr Manassas. VA Craig P. Driscole Mine Hill, NJ Emily D. DuBois Pedrlcktown. NJ Jenny Lynn Duncan Red Springs, NC Pamela Lynn Dutton Charlotte. NC Terry Keith Earnhardt Concord. NC Sharon Anne Erhart Davidson. NC Robin Felicia Everhart Lexington, NC Kelii L Feike Bridgewater. NJ Jeffrey L Finkbiner Douglasville, PA Jackie E. Flanner Springfield, VA Stephen Paul Flood South Orange, FL William Edward Fowler Richmond, VA Teresa A. Free Rope, NC Samuel Wade Furches, III King, NC Paco Garcia Miami. FL Twana Denise Cardin Castonia. NC Stephen P. Censemer Allentown, PA FRESHMEN 13a IS f?L Steven Eric Centilcore Fort Lauderdale. FL Ed cettis Delran. NJ Emma Jean Greene Star. NC Lawrence Edward Creiner Leo a. PA Donald F. Guthrie Pennsville. NJ John Keith Hall Tnomasville NC Kelly Joe Hall Orlando. FL Jeffrey Clark Hamley Martinsville. NJ David Lewis Harding Jacksonville. FL John Anderson Harris Carsollton. CA Kaye Hege Lexington. NC Doris Ann Hepler Advance. NC FRESHMEN 135 Mark Richard Hunnisett Big Spring, MD Richard Anthony lonni Charlotte. NC Karen Louise James Greensboro, NC Donna Marie Janney Pylesville, MD Rocky Rand Jarvis Wilksboro, NC Patti Anne Jeudevine Ft. Lauderdale. FL Keith Francis Johnson Moms Plains. NJ Tonya Renee Jones Mocksville. NC Lori Michelle Kates Lauderhlll. FL Tammy Nadine Kearney Newton. NC Cynthia Maria Kenlaw Washington. DC Anthony Hilton Kennedy Thomasville. NC Richard Leon Ketner Concord, NC Paul Wayne Kimbrell Linwood. NC Christina Berrie Kincaid Newton, NC Kenny Kinegardner Manassas. VA Mark Jason King Castonia, NC Steve Etnyre King Princeton. NJ Christal Kinney Randleman, NC Cynthia Jean Koch Naples. FL Linda Ann Krai Randolph, NJ Todd David Kymer Wharton. NJ Joseph T. LaFrance Marlton. NJ Steven Craig Leach Pitman, NJ FRESHMEN 136 Maurice Ruben Leak Wingate, NC Marcia Elise Lefler Rockwell, NC Tamala Deane Leonard Lexington. NC Tammy Bernette Lester Spencer, NC Tracy Jane Lewis Selbyvllle, DE Beth Morgan Ligon Salisbury, NC George C. Lilieholm Mountain Lakes, NJ Lorri Leigh Livengood Mocksvllle, NC Cassandra Lee Lockert Salisbury, NC Terri Lynn Lombardo Miami, FL Jeff W. Long Haaaon Heights, NJ Henry K. Love Blscoe, NC Hayley Dell Lowry Castonla, NC Mark Vincent Lusby Pocomoke, MD Jim Malcolm MacDonald Homael. NJ Derrick Jerome Mackey Cherryville. NC Sandra Elizabeth Maddox winston-salem, NC Patty B. Mayall Somerspolnt, WS FRESHMEN 137 Brian Patrick McAvenia Richmond, VA Judith Kay Mcculloch Lexington, NC Sheila Marie McCrath Turnersvlller. NJ Keith Thomas McLaughlin Newell, NC Winslow B. McMoore ROCK Hill. SC Susan Carol McRee Maiden, NC Diane Cecilia Mitchel Asheville, NC Amelia Sherrell Murray Mebane, NC John Edward Myers Rockwell, NC Philip M. Nappi Rocky Point, NY Peggy Noonan Kensington, MD Matthew Edward O ' Brien Caithersburg, MD Scott Anthony Olson Dahlgrin, VA Jacquelynne Pearson Cleveland, NC Branson Andrew Pethel Salisbury, NC Alison Gail Petrea Faith, NC Jury A. Pina Miami, FL Elizabeth Carrington Poole Salisbury, NC FRESHMEN 138 Jeffrey Brent Poole Unwood, NC Maria Louise Proctor Manassas, VA David Dean Ray Haw River. NC Michael Lawrence Reese Tucker. CA Steve David Rega Hollywood. FL Angela Dawn Rogers Lexington. NC Keith A. Roper Asheboro, NC Timothy Ray Ross Statesvllle. NC Scott L. Royle Kernersville. NC Randall Mark Sailor Pitman, NJ Jeffrey E. Schlegel Vienna. VA Paul K. Seropian Rockville, MD Maureen Shay Salisbury, NC Sherry Rae Sherrill Newton, NC Patrick Shields Cherry Hill. NJ Laureen M. Sherwood Radford. VA Allison Maye Shinn Greensboro. NC Ralph Joseph Shipley Pitman. NJ FRESHMEN 139 iris Renita Sloan Leland, NC Sherri Anne small New London. NC Edward John smith Woodbury Hts.. NJ Keven Lamette Smider Salisbury, NC Sheila Kaye Stadler Mebane, NC Jacquelyn Kay Steele Denver, NC Gregory Ian Stewart Roseland. NJ Cecile Theresa Strudwick Jamaica Kathleen Margaret Sugrue Jacksonville, FL Catherine Anne Sullivan Bethesda, MD William E. Swenson, Jr. St. Pete, fl Richard Ray Teat Pineville. NC FRESHMEN 140 i f 1 Keith Stafford Thompson Roanoke. VA Michael Joseph Viola Manassas, VA Judy Ann viier Asbury. W Keffrey Glenn Webb Dallas, NC Eileen S. Weinman Kensington, MD Eric Lee welker Greensboro. NC Fred White Thomasvllle. NC Karl Joseph Wilmer Colonial Heights. VA David Russell Wooten Sllversprtngs. MD Carolyn Marie Yoder Boulder, CO m ! f . 1 i U i ] I II 1 J r V r y i FRESHMEN 141 x . - ' -- F s? - a ORGANIZATIONS MR. CATAWBA — KEN CARRICK Varsity Football Football Co-Captain First Team All-Conference Football Second Team All-District Football intramurals Student Court Alpha Chi — President Phi Epsilon Commerce Club Pioneer Business Manager Who ' s Who Co-Chief Junior Marshal Dean ' s List Presidential Honor Roll National Register of Outstanding College Graduates FOIL HOUSE • . ' - r A JWWNL 144 MISS CATAWBA — JULIE HONEYCUTT ■ -- i$j£ -; . 4 ' .£«£ .W.. May court Representative Class Favorite Homecoming Representative intramurals Majors Club Woodson Dormitory — Vice-President Head of Recruiting for Football Department Phi Epsilon Freshman coordinator Homecoming Queen 145 WHO ' S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES Again?! It seems that every year they ask that question. Who ' s Who? This year the question will not go unanswereq. Who is the 26 stuqents you see in those pictures. (Co aheaq, look them over) . . . I ' ll wait here ... So what did you see? Just a bunch of kids right? Wrong! These kids went beyonq the AVERAGE stuqent level. Each pushing his energies into both scolastic anq social fields with awarq winning exuberance. That bunch over there did something almost unique — they qeciqeq to be better than just average! Charles Coiner, Karen Cranford, Rich Ungemach Elizabeth Weant, Chuck Sigler, Jill Fink, Susan Bacon Donna Hincher, Karen Wagoner, Sandy Wilson Donna White, Ken Carrick, Melanie Smith 146 ■m 3 — - J ttB I uLv V %w J ES H r In 1 IBB 1 ' Is ' 1 fc - i i Hap Welty, Carmen Gonzalez, Ross Klopp Phil Moore, Bev Price, Monda Griggs Kimvazzana, Klmberli Kroh, Lynn Poffenbarger, Kathy Clark 147 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION ... and this could be ours! The Student Government Association as we now know it is a 55 year old organization which had its beginnings here on the Catawba campus in Salisbury in 1926. To get a better look at the members of the student government association turn to the classes se ction of the SAYAKINI and start with A of the freshman class and end with Z of the senior class. Specifically, we are the SCA leaders with the purpose of representing the student thoughts, ideas and complaints to the student senate and the administration. The SCA is the strongest advisory body at Catawba. Our goal is to better our school and to improve and maintain a high quality of student life here at Catawba College. Shuford Abernethy, President 148 Charles Coiner, Vice-President Carmen Gonzalez, Secretary Rich Ungemach, Treasurer 149 Senators: Ross Klopp, Kim vazzana, Edwin Rohrbaugh, Cal Cary Jennifer Wilhelm, Junior Class President; Marcia Hoover, Sophomore Class President; Lynn Poffenbarger, Senior Class President; Rick Teat, Freshman Class President Paul Quinn, Day Student Representative; Dave Parker, Men ' s Representa- tive, Kathy Clark, Women ' s Representative 150 STUDENT COURT The Student Court is the organization of the SCA given the judicial authority to rule on all cases involving violations of college regulations. The court is composed of 10 students and 2 faculty advisors. The students hold the position of Chief Hearing Officer, Attorney General, or as either an appointed or elected representative from his class. The procedures of the court assure a fair trial to any student subpoenaed to appear before the court. Sandy Wilson, Chief Hearing Officer Robbie Sheffield, Attorney General Sitting: Amy Kilbourne, Robbie Sheffield Sandy Wilson, Cinny Cushman, Jean Basham, Dr. Jayme Kaniss, Advisor, Scottie vause, Elizabeth Weant, Bill Happer, Susan Walker, Todd McAlister, and Dr. Sanford Silverburg, Advisor 151 MEN ' S RESIDENCE COUNCIL First row: Jeff Mayer, Dave Parker, Pat Price, Second row: John Marston, Charles Beatty, and Scottie Vause. (Not pictured — Sam Towne) The Men ' s Residence Council is the representative body for ail males residing on campus. The purpose of the council is to actively represent the suggestions, ideas and activities of all the male residents. The Council is presided over by the men ' s representative to the student government and the six dormitory presidents. All male students are members of the council, with the council encouraging every member to work toward the betterment of the campus community. Mrs. Ann Shaughnessy serves as the advisor, helping the council strive to actively represent all the men on campus. 152 WOMEN ' S GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Sitting: Susan Bacon, Kim Cr opper, Kathy Clark, Kelly Delahunty, Second row: Patti Granger, Frances Taylor, Mrs. Coates, Mrs. Stanley, Third row: Denise Whitaker, Mary Battista, Elizabeth Beittel, Beverly Cooksey The Women ' s Government Association (WCA) is an organization designed to serve the women of Catawba, including on and off-campus females. During the year, WCA sponsors the Little Sister-Big-Sister program along with the Ice Cream party for all participates. WCA sponsored a Halloween Scavenger Hunt, sold carnations for Parents weekend, sold T-shirts for women, a pizza party, an exercise class and more. For another big project, the WCA sponsored a fashion show. Heading the WCA for the 1981-82 year is Kathy Clark. Officers: Kathy Clark, President; Kim Cropper, Vice-President: Susan Bacon, Secretary 153 HOUSE COUNCILS WOODSON: Sitting: Karen James, Jean Brown, Meg Reinhart, Patti Granger, Sangree Froelicher, Kneeling: Coleen Carey, Lisa Riley, Standing: Mrs. Stanley, Mary Battista, Kim Vinoski, Haley Lowry, Julie Honeycutt, and Frances Taylor ZARTMAN: Sitting: Joan Meehan, Julie Ramseur, Courtney Graham, Tracey Osborne, Marilee Powell, Kimberli Kroh, Standing: Elizabeth Beittel, Angie Hill, Katie Branson, Gloria Cines, Aimee McRee and Kym Davidson NORTH: First row: Shari Marshall, Marcie Webber, Beverly Cooksey, Lynn Poffenbarger, Second row: Mrs. Coates, Sis- sy Daugherty, Sandra Bennett, Kathy Clark, Third row: Susan Bacon, Kelly Delahunty and Sandy Wilson 154 FRESHMAN COORDINATORS Kim Alexander, Amy Bumgarner, Kim Vinoski, Jean Basham, Julie Honeycutt, Lynne Dedmon, Shuford Abernethy, Lynn Poffenbarger, Julie Ramseur, Kim Vazzana, Kimberli Kroh, Marsba Kirk, Scottie Vause, Cal Cary, Melanie Smith, Charlie Beatty, Valerie Hill, Vanessa Leak, Susan Sidden, Linda Keasler, Kathy Boardman, and Fredricka Anderson ALPHA is an extensive orientation program set up to nelp incoming freshmen and transfer students make an easy adjustment to life at Catawba. The student counselors of the program, known as Freshman Coordinators, are assigned to a freshman academic advisor and a group of new students. During the four-day program, the Freshman Coordinators provide peer counseling (both academic and personal), answer any and all questions, and are ready listeners who really care. New Freshman Coordinators may apply in the Spring and are chosen by interview, and must have an overall CPA of 2.5. R.A. ' S First row: Brent Martin, Moochle Coiner, Andy Putzel, Dave Parker, Mary Battista, Second Row: Richard Boyd, Bill Ingram, Mark Lane, Frances Taylor, and Dave Fawcett sitting: Kim Vinoski, Kelly Delahunty, Kathy Clark, Standing: Scott Schuler, James Withee and Greg Stadther 155 COLLEGE UNION BOARD The College union Board is an organization which brings various types of entertainment to the college campus. The CUB provides coffeehouses, concerts, dances, films, lectures, and tournaments for the enjoyment of the students at Catawba. We also offer many areas for the students to become involved in and see first-hand how the entertainment industry works. Some of the major productions for this year included The Ozark Mountain Daredevils, Marty Bear, Homecoming Dance, May Fest, and the inaugural Ball. Bob Budd, Chairman Rick Riedel, Advisor 156 Hap Welty, Maurice Scott, Karen Cranford, Chuck Sigler, Robert Pontious, Bob Budd 157 Maurice Scott, Films Committee Chairman Hap welty, Dance ana Concert committee Chairman Robert Pontious, Technical committee Chairman 158 Karen Cranford, Ideas and Issues Com- mittee Chairman Chuck Sigler, Treasurer Skip Morgan, Publicity Committee Chairman 159 MEDIA BOARD First row: Jill Fink, Bev Price, Dr. Sinnott, Second row: Hap Welty, Karen Cranford, Shuford Abernethy, Richard Boyd, Dr. Honaker, Herb Arnold, Mr. Dave Setzer, Phil Moore The Media Board consists of ten voting members to supervise and guide the progress of our communicating organizations. Membership is made up of the editors of the Bad Apple, the Pioneer, and the Sayakini along with the managers of wndn-fm. Also included are three student representatives selected by the student government executive council to represent the views of the general student body. The four faculty advisors to these organizations also participate in the advisory roll on the Media Board. The board meets at least twice each semester and makes the final selections of editors and managers. 160 SAYAKINI Jill Fink and Beverly Price, Co-Editors It was 3:00 a.m.! Partly cloudy with a slight chance of percipitation by mid-morning. While under one dull desk lamp slaved the ingenius editors of the campus BOOK, self-inducing shots of caffeine. All this just to make a deadline! In the limelight, with fingers punching electric buttons at lightning speed and James Bond accuracy, is Madam Fink. At her side is the equally venemous, whose feet are being eaten by pages, the Baronness Bev. Trying to sort the confusion awaits Liz, quietly. And for an encore performance sits Jeff, on experience. This girl ' s picture doesn ' t belong here, she ' s a senior. Who goes where? Great photography, Howard! Others who go unmentioned we thank . . . APPLAUD. We couldn ' t have done it without you. Howard Simmons, Head Photographer 161 First row: James Withee, Kim Hughson, Courtney Graham, Bev Price, Howard Simmons, Second row: Chris Elkins, Leigh Hodges, Kimberli Kroh, Jennifer Wilhelm, Julie Ramseur, Elizabeth Weant, Glenn weidner, Rick Ketner, John Nalesnik, Jill Fink Elizabeth weant, Business Manager 162 Photographers, Rick Ketner, Glenn Weidner, John Nalesnik James Withee, Copy Editor 163 THE PIONEER This year ' s Pioneer consisted of over 40 enthusiastic and devoted members who aimed to bring you up-to-date on interesting news and what happened throughout the course of the 1981-82 academic year. Citing notable people — students, faculty, administration and community standouts — and important events, the Pioneer staff hoped to present a diversified publication. The staff, the largest in ouite some time, has improved drastically, not only in size but also in quality. The editor, though conceited and cocky, learned more about life through this experience than any other he has had here at Catawba. And he does not regret a minute of it. The entire staff wishes everyone a very nice summer. To all the graduating seniors, take care and good luck! Phil Moore, Editor Yvonne Nix, Layout Editor Cal Cary, Associate Editor Sam Lynch, Sports Editor 164 Monda Cirggs, Circulation Manager Susan Sidden, Secretary Sitting: Howard Simmons, Valerie Hill, Lydia Campbell, Phil Moore, Mo Shay, First row: Susan Bacon, Monda Griggs, Cathy Boon, Sue Burkholder, Kathy Lyons, Yvonne Nix, Susan Sidden, Nikki Atkins, Ken Cat-rick, Second row: Clenn Weidner, Rick Criggs, Cal Cary. Tanya Huffines, Kim Cropper, Third row: Shuford Abernethy, Tom Crosby, Debbie Miller, Susan stunda, Jim Shebest and Ed Strozyk 165 BAD APPLE Karen wagoner. Cynthia Clark Judy Chwalik Jo Lawlor Laura Burcerworth Karen Cranford 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. 166 ON BEING HAPPY Last night while I was feeling happiness Many were feeling sadness. I know this. And l am truly sorry for them. But if l spend all my happy time Feeling their sadness When sadness comes to me I will have no past happiness To pull me through And make life worth living. I know this. So l struggle daily to emphathize Without tainting my happiness. Nancy Walton Adams TIME Time ... is a memory with no meaning, and no form . . Until with gentle touches, and sincere words, we shape it into love. Arlis Campbell John Morehead 167 WNDN — FM Sitting: Elizabeth Hartzler, Judy Long, Brian Church, William Hollar, Hal Falls, Maurice Scott, Robert Cardone, Standing: Richard Boyd, Howard Simmons, Shuford Abernethy, Steve Slick Centilcore, Paul Dziomba, Jack walls, Darlene Jones, Alan Critch, Tom Crosby, Robin Miller, David Beach, Jeff Mayer, Bernard Cheeks, John Harris, Mike Simmons, Steve Rich, Brad Walworth and Herb Arnold All forms of music found their way into the stereos of Catawba ' s students from WNDN ' s staff. Heavy Rock-n-Roll was spurred on by Pat Price, Brian Church, Andy Stump, Jack Walls and the Viking Duo. Rhythm Blues, soul disco were roped and tried by the Big B, Lady DJ, David Thompson and Maurice Scott. Top 40 was ridden by Herb Arnold, Richard Boyd, Paul Dziomba, Hal Falls and Steve Rich. The old classics were corraled by Ed Asherst, while David Beach whipped the news into place. Jeff Mayer stampeded the best in beach music. WNDN was directed by the riding skills of managers Richard Boyd and Herb Arnold who usually just shot the bull. Advisor to the station is Dr. Gerald Honaker who branded all hands for a good year. Judy Long and Elizabeth Hartzler, Publicity Chairpersons 168 Herb Arnold, Co-Station Manager Bernard Cheeks, Music Director and Most Valuable Station Member Richard Boyd, Co-Station Manager 169 r David Beach, News Director Brian Church, Music Director Darlene Jones, Public Service Announcements Director Linda Bowers, Music Director 170 CHPER-Academy Angie Coulter, Sue Holtzapple, Skip Kraft, Moochie coiner, Brenda Dietrich, Rick Royal, Lisa Belton, Nancy Williamson, Sue Burkholder, Jill Waddell, Cindy Potter, Liz Calio, Lori Anne Bowen, Fran Pearson, Tina Whittington, Advisors: Dr. Whitley and Dr. Meyer. The CHPER-Academy is composed of corrective therapy, health, physical education and recreation majors. The club attempts to stimulate a wide active interest, and present professionalism in these areas. The club strives to maintain cooperation socially with the majors, faculty and alumni, as well as related professional groups in the area. The club sponsored a Wheelchair Basketball game, Spring Fest activities, and various other activities. Officers: Rick Royal, President; Sue Burkholder, Vice-President; Tina Whittington, Secretary-Treasurer; Fran Pearson, Spring Fest Chairman 171 WOMEN ' S ATHLETIC AND RECREATION ASSOCIATION Kneeling: Brenda Dietrich, Ms. Whitley, Terri Pepper, Sue Burkholder, Chris Griffith, Angie Crayton, Tina Whittington, Marion Greene Standing: Ms. Hall, Diane Beck, Lisa Belton, Lori Anne Bowen, Adrienne Bass, Rose Cox, Debbie Craddock, Sherry Buckner, Cindy Potter. The Women ' s Athletic and Recreation Association is a campus club consisting of any person interested. It provides opportunities and support for participation in various recreational activities and encourages participation in athletics and intramurals. Officers: Angie Crayton, Publicity Chairman; Adrienne Bass, Publicity Chairman; Rose Cox, President; Debbie Craddock, Secretary-Treasurer; Tina Whittington, Vice-President 172 WANTU-WANZURI First row: Lisa Sheppard, Cina Hill, Pam Home, Cynthia Wilson, Sheila Black, Cyrette Cotten, Second row: Elaine Dullin, Vanessa Leak, Stephanie Surgeon, Annette Timberlake, Blanche Jamison, Fredericka Anderson, Regina Bynum The Wantu-Wanzuri is a student organization designed to enhance the minority perspective and to establish a better rapport between minority and non-monority students, as well as create a stronger unity among minorities themselves. The name Wantu-Wanzuri means beautiful people. A list of objectives serves as a guideline for activities which are sponsored and programs for freshman orientation, Black History Week and recruiting. 1981-82 Mr. Wantu-Wanzuri Dwayne Brewington 1981-82 Miss Wantu-Wanzuri Fredericka Anderson Officers: Cina Hill, Reporter; Lisa Sheppard, Treasurer; Vanessa Leak, Secretary; Fredericka Anderson, Vice-President; Cynthia Wilson, President. 173 COMMERCE CLUB The purpose of the CatawPa College Commerce Club is to bring together students, faculty, and administration who are interested in business-oriented curriculums through social and professional contacts. This is done through organizations, industries, and related businesses, thus integrating the theoretical approach of a college curriculum and the practical outlook of the practicing businessman. OFFICERS: Melanie Smith, President; Kimberli Kroh, Secretary; Lynn Poffenbarger, Treasurer; Ross Klopp, Vice-President Outside row: Lynn Poffenbarger, Kimberli Kroh, Pam Evans, Susan Sidden, Jean Basham, Pamela Curganus, Debbie Craddock, Kathy Clark, Debbie Miller, Karen Cranford, Fran Pearson, Carmem Gonzalez, Susan McRee, Pam LeBlanc, Judy Tyndall, Kim Alexander, Amy Kilbourne, Susan Bacon, Beverly Cooksey, Donna Hincher, Kim Cropper, Marcie Webber, Diane Beck, Richard Boyd, Shuford Abernethy, Melissa Rowe, Mary Battista, Brenda Lane, and Ericka Southworth, inside row: Ross Klopp, Melanie Smith, Joe Abernethy, Jeff Mayer, Charles Beatty, David Parker, Bob LeBlanc, William Huntley, Martin Huguley, Chuck Sigler, Bill Happer, Robert Cooper, Al Frantz, John Harris, Scottie Vause, Ken Criss, Jeff Davis and Cal Cary. 174 First row: John Sacco, Eddie Carmichael, Kerry Schwartz, Second row: Diane Dover, Donna Hincher, Laura Butterworth, Karen Wagoner, Susan Sidden, Christy Denny, Johnny Dunn, Third row: Fredericka Anderson, John Harris, Fourth row: Paul Dziomba, Al Frantz. Scott Robinson, Charlie Myers, Dave Fawcett, Pat Smith, Keith Thompson, and Dr. Baranski. 7g?MfZs% SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club of Catawba College is the organization that opens its membership to any students that possess a genuine interests in the sciences. Its purpose is to stimulate an interest in the fields of science and to bring student awareness to current achievements and activities in the fields. President of this year ' s club is Eddie carmichael. Officers- Karen wagoner, CANCAS president: Dave Fawcett, Vice- President- Eddie carmichael, President; Susan Sidden, Treasurer; Dr. Michael Baranski, Advisor. (Cindy Clark, Secretary; not pictured) 175 POLITICAL SCIENCE CLUB The Political Science Club consists of students who are interested in this specific area of the sciences. There are three purposes for the club: 1) to encourage scholarship and academic achievement in the study of political science; 2) to develop a sense of group feel- ing, among political science and public administration majors, and 3) to develop rapport between faculty and students. President, Hap Welty Dr Sanford Silberburg, Advisor; Dr. Jayme Kaniss, Advisor; Steve Katz, Randy sailor, Bill Graham, Shari Marshall, Julie Ramseur, Hap welty 176 SOCIAL WORK CLUB The 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 Ad. Building? This club worked in co-op with the Tri-County Mental Health Clinic in providing these sales in order to raise money for the clinic and the club. The Social work Club also sponsors a TOYS FOR TOTS program before Christmas. First row: Mr. Hartsell, Advisor. Lori Dilger, Donna Crouse, Ms. Free, Meg Reinhart, Jennifer Wilhelm, Stephanie Surgeon, Michele Barron, second row: Rick Izze, Lisa Riley, Dexter Waters, Teresa Taylor, Dr. Sell, Herb Arnold. 177 STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Sitting: Dr. Shirley Ritchie, Advisor, Janet Palacio, Lydia Campbell, Monda Griggs, Patsy Spain, Chris Elkins, Standing: Jackie Cro ss, Renae Jones, Arliss Campbell, Jill Fink, Leigh Hodges, Elizabeth Weant, Lynne Dedmon Jimmy just fell and cut his knee. What am I supposed to do? I think Laura needs special help. How can I get it for her? Charles is such a problem in class. What can I do about his behavior? The Student Education Association brings speakers to its meetings to answer ouestions such as these. Everyone interested in the field of education is urged to join this organization in order to keep informed about issues and trends in their field. Jill Fink is the president of SEA for the 1981-82 school year. Officers: Sitting: Monda Criggs. First Vice-President: Patsy Spain. Secretary: Stand- ing: Elizabeth Weant, Treasurer; Jill Fink, President; Janet Palacio, Second Vice- President 178 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 Cod through worship, study, and action. President of the SCA is Bob Walker, some of the major SCA activities include chapel services, work with the Nazareth Children ' s Home, and Religious Perspectives Week. Officers: Lori Dilger, Vice President of Religious Affairs; Ginny Cushman, Vice Presi- dent of Student Affairs; Bob walker, President; Lydia Campbell, Secretary; Jeff Pearson, Treasurer First row: Margaret Frauendorfer, Kristal Kinney, Lori Dilger, Ginny Cushman, Lydia Campbell, Maris McCullough, Nikki Atkins, Lynn Shuping, Rev. Helm, Second row: Teresa Taylor, Paul Dziom ' ia, Judy Jones, Bob Walker, Laura Anderson, Herb Arnold, Brad Bost, Chris Irving, Jeff Pearson 179 NORTH CAROLINA STUDENT LEGISLATURE Sitting: Cliff Higgs, Randy Sailor, Shari Marshall, Paula Suttle, Martin Brown, Standing: Edwin Hamlin, Margaret Busemaker, Bill Graham, John Nalesnik, and Debbie Miller The North Carolina Student Legislature is an educational opportunity which has Peen offered to the college students of N.c. for over forty years. It is the oldest student legislature in the country, yet it is concerned with current and future issues and proPlems which face the state. NCSL offers an opportunity to learn the legislative process and the chance to participate in the formulation of solutions to many proPlems which face the citizens of N.C. Chairperson, Shari Marshall 180 PSI CHI Sitting: Karen Alexander, Kim Vinoski, Robin Ritchie, Ginger Stodard, Janet Cranson, Standing: Dr. Maynard Rich, Ronda Ritchie, Becky Muse, Lisa Neighbors, Larry Campbell, and Dave Parker 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. Officers: Karen Alexander— Vice-President, Becky Muse— President, Robin Ritch- ie — Secretary, Dave Parker — Treasurer 181 ALPHA CHI It is quite a privilege to be inducted into Catawba ' s highest honor society, Alpha Chi. For election to the society, one must meet the following requirements: 1) be a Junior with a C.P.A. of 3.7 or higher, 2) be a Senior with a C.P.A. of 3.5 or higher, and 3) be nominated and selected by the faculty. Alpha Chi brings speakers to campus annually in an attempt to enrich the scholary life of Catawba ' s students and the college community. Alpha Chi members chose Ken Carrick to serve as president for the 1981-82 year, and advisors are Dr. Kenneth Sell, Dr. Bethany Sinnott, and Dr. Michael Baranski. Officers: Karen Cranford, Vice-President; Donna White, Secretary; Ken Carrick, President; Rich Ungemach, Treasurer First row: Monda Griggs, Sue Burkholder, Brenda Henson, Kimberli Kroh, Sandy Wilson, Yvonne Nix, Elaine Koontz, Second row: Shuford Abernethy, Jill Fink, Brent Martin, Ken Carrick, Elizabeth Weant, Kim Vinoski, Rich Ungemach, Cindy Clark, Fran Pearson, and Karen Cranford 182 ' - ■■ ■ • i - . ■ •-•■W. . i-x - First row: David Oxendine, Sandra Bennett, Shuford Abemethy, Bev Price, Elizabeth Beittel, Donna White, Janet Palacio, Julie Honeycutt, Second row: Diana Walker, Sandy Wilson, Ken Carrick, Herb Arnold, Cal Cary, Dr. Sinnott — advisor, Rich Ungemach, Ross Klopp, Melanie Smith, Jill Fink, Elizabeth Weant, Chuck Sigler, Kimberli Kroh, and Fran Pearson PHI EPSILON Phi Epsilon is an honor society with a membership of 30 Junior and Senior students. Election to membership is based upon the character, leadership and service of those students eligible by virtue of their scholarship record. 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 activites. This year ' s club activities, under the direction of president Ross Klopp included meeting with the new President and selling Catawba cups. Officers: Cal Cary, Vice-President: Jill Chairman; Elizabeth Weant, Social Advisor. Fink, Secretary-Treasurer; Julie Honeycutt, social Chairman; Ross Klopp, President; Dr. Sinnott, 183 BLUE MASQUE First row: Joan Meehan, Teresa Free, Amy McCachren, Elizabeth Beittel, Teresa Brady, Second row: Marilee Powell, Dean Meritt, Linda Kesler, Keith Demarco, Joe Barbee, Third row: Annette Timberlake, Kathy Boardman, Jeff Bruce, John Harris, David Oxendine, Tim Ross, Chris Pittman, Kevin Hardison, Fourtn row: Matt O ' Brien, David Beach, Bill Delaney, Jim Gloster, Cheri Connelley, Scot McCachren, Snooky James, Patti Cray The Blue Masque is comprised of extremely talented and hardworking individuals who are dedicated to theatrical and dramatic arts and activities. Working in cooperation with the drama department, the Blue Masque produces at least four student directed full-length productions, various one-act plays and workshops during the academic year. The purpose of the club is to promote interest in theatre and to encourage dramatic activity on campus and in the community. President of the Blue Masque is Elizabeth Beittel and advisor is Mr. T.D. Ringenberg. 184 Officers: Elizabeth Beittel, President; Joan Meehan, Secretary; Amy McCachren, Patron Secretary; Marsha Kirk, Historian; Teresa Free, Social Chairman; Scot McCachren, Public Relations Director; Linda Kesler, Vice-President; Keith Demarco, Treasurer ?m m Y Z- ■§■ Wj i . -Tj . _ - A 185 BPP 3 H H L B n iflkfl KkJ 1 H_-ifc?H B HI Book by Joe Masteroff Music by John candor Lyrics by Fred Ebb Directed by Hoyt McCachren Musical Direction by Thais Honaker Lighting by Robert Weidner EMCEE CLIFFORD BRADSHAW ERNST LUDWIC FRAULEIN SCHNEIDER FRAULEIN KOST HERR SCHULTZ SALLY BOWLES KIT KAT GIRLS WAITERS AND SAILORS CUSTOMS OFFICER TELEPHONE GIRL MAITRE D ' BARTENDER MAX OLGA PATRONS AND GUESTS CAST Choreography by Donna White Costumes and Scenery by James Parker Technical Direction by Thomas D. Ringenberg Dean Merritt Chris Pittman Geoffrey Honaker Marilee Powell Lauren Taylor Kory Miller Simone Grant Debbie Beam Teresa Brady Kym Davidson Marsha Jolley Kirk Lois Wolf David Beach Jeff Bruce Walter James Scot McCachren David Rowell Matt O ' Brien Netta Campbell Steve Gentilcore Joe Barbee Clark Current Carolyn Eyler Cheri Connally Kim Robertson Tim Ross Debbie Smith Brad Walworth 186 187 188 Butterflies are Free £ a comedy Directed by ELIZABETH BEITTEL by Leonard Gershe Set Design by DAVID oxendine The Cast Don Baker David Oxendine Jill Tanner Cecile Strudwick Mrs. Baker Kathy Boardman Ralph Austin Jim MacDonald 189 f A by Frederick Knott Dayna A. Anderson, DIRECTOR COSTUME SCENIC DESIGN LIGHTING DESIGN James Parker Bob weidner TECHNICAL DIRECTOR Thomas D. Ringenberg THE CAST Margot Wendice Elizabeth Beittel Max Holliday Kevin Smith Tony Wendice James Closter Captain Lesgate Kory Miller Inspector Hubbard Edwin Ashurst Photos by Bob Weidner 190 BEHIND THE SCENES Behind the scenes . . . it ' s more than practice! The magic comes with the drop of the hat, the opening of a door, the sparkle from above, and the recycled syllables fall light, like an autumn leaf on the people below. Along this Odyssey lie treacherous turns, alas! Over a beaten trail march our heroes; they talk in a drawout studder. The glow from above boils their eyes deep in their sockets. Bleeding fingers downstairs, avoiding curtain calls, take their private bows. And then above a light of order, showing the way. Finally the director of a harmonic symphony pointing for flute, punching for horn. Then a crushing end . . . while a shaky curtain rises over a beautiful unison. 191 cDie j mner J£ivn$iv$ by Milan stitt Directed by: John Harris Set Design by: Richard Seagle Light Design by: John Harris Master Carpenter Bill Delaney sound by: Joan Meehan CAST Father Rivard David Oxendine Amos Scot McCachren Erna Prindle Linda Kesler Toby Felker Bill Delaney Sister Rita Teresa Free Mrs. Shandig Amy McCachren Prosecutor Kevin Smith Monsignor Nicholson Kevin Hardison Louise Margaret Frauendorfer 192 DAY STUDENT COUNCIL The Day student Council ' s function is to attempt in every way possible, to enhance the campus life for the Day Students. This is accomplished through reacting to suggestions, resolutions, or complaints from the students themselves, and the initiation of innovative projects relating to the Day Student ' s interests. After all, DAY STUDENTS ARE PEOPLE TOO! First row: Robert Cooper, Anne Cooper, Lee Ann Webb, Second row: Paul Quinn, Carrie Poole, John Harris, Third row: Anne Briggs, Greg Greene, Chris Loy, Fourth row: Brenda Henson, Darlene Jones, Kevin James, Benjamin Banks, Keith DeMarco Anne Cooper, Treasurer: Paul Quinn President: Lee Ann Webb, Secretary 193 BAND First row: Paul Dziomba, Herb Arnold, Linda Bowers, Pamela Curganus. Second row: Tom Lovette, Yvonne Nix, Harvey Corriher, Shuford Abernethy. 194 The Catawba College band is really two organizations in one. The student members play in a pep band for nearly all home football and basketball games, and can be seen in their blue hats and bright red vests, in their other role, the student members, along with several people from the community, make up the Catawba Civic Band, which performs twice a year in a Christmas and spring concert. Both bands are under the direction of Mrs. Susan Shores. The band is made up of college students interested in continuing their activity in music. Band is a one hour credit class which meets three times a week and at games and other performances. 195 PSYCHOLOGY CLUB The Psychology Club is composed of psychology majors and other upperclassmen who may be interested 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 in the field. Officers: Frances Taylor, Vice-President; Ginger Stodard, President; Herb Arnold, Secretary-Treasurer Derek Ramsey, Ann Bobo, Kris Hershey, Frances Taylor, Tammy Chadwick, Herb Arnold, Heidi Ludwig, Jean Brown, Dave Parker, Ginger Stodard, Vinny Trimarchi, Maria Proctor, Robin Ritchie, Kim Charrot, Ronda Ritchie 196 GOSPEL CHOIR First row: Michele Barron, Regina Bynum, Jervetta Campbell, Darlene Jones, Cecile Strudwick, Valerie Hill, Cynthia Wilson, Blanche Jamison, Fredericka Anderson, Second row: Pam Home, Sandra Cates, Eleaine Dullin, Stephanie Surgeon, Vanessa Leak, Annette Timberlake, Third row: Bernard Cheeks, Earl McMillan, Tony Amos, Mitchell Smith, and Odell Armstrong The Catawba College Gospel Choir is an organization that promotes spiritual uplift through songs, praises, and fellowships. Membership is open to any student, by audition, who has an interest in gospel music and the ability to sing gospel music. Officers: Pam Home. Secretary: Bernard Cheeks, Publicity Agent; Stephanie Surgeon, Director: Cynthia Wilson, Treasurer; Fredericka Anderson, Booking Agent; Tony Amos, Pianist and Regina Bynum, President, (not pictured: waiter James, Vice-President and Assistant Director) 197 CHOIR - 1 1 | . ! M ■4 it CtiaH ■ v r f r jT S F k ■ % - First row: Regina Bynum, Marsha Kirk, Elaine Koontz, Laureen Sherwood, Lauren Taylor, Michele Barron, Angle Case, Second row: Annette Timberlake, Blanche Jamison, Debbie Smith, Amy Bumgarner, Lisa Meyers, Sherry Small, Sandra Cates, Laura Wells, Maria Proctor, Third row: Tony Amos, Walter James, Barry Hobbs, Tracey Cleghorn, Francis Sebo, Scott Royal, Kevin Carlton, Howard Esquirol, David Oxendine, Edwin Hamlin, Michael Cavanagh, Matt O ' Brien, and Jeff Schelegal The Catawba choir, under the direction of Mr. Ken Lidge, participates in many college and community events, such as campus chapel services and local concerts in schools and churches. During spring break of this year, the choir will tour in Connecticut. Membership in this musical organization is obtained by audition. The president of the choir is Edwin Hamlin. 198 Officers for Choir and Catawba Classics: Blanche Jamison, Treasurer: Edwin Ham- lin, President: Elaine Koontz, Vice-President: Barry Hobbs, Publicity Manager: Amy Bumgarner, Secretary THE CATAWBA CLASSICS Edwin Hamlin, Marsha Kirk, Howard Esquirol, Elaine Koontz, Jeff Schlegal, Michele Barron, Jackie Flanner, Michael Cavanagh, Regina Bynum, Tony Amos, Amy Bumgarner, Barry Hobbs, Maria Proctor and Walter James The Catawba Classics is a modern vocal ensemble. Membership is open to all students who are interested in the enjoyment of music through song and dance. This group participates in many college and community events. This year the Classics sponsored the Third Annual Madrigal Dinner in December and will tour Connecticut in the spring. Advisor to the Classics is Mr. Ken Lidge. 199 CHEERLEADINC TIME OUT!! Now what are they going to do? Last time they tried a pyramid someone allowed air to escape and the human triangle collapsed to the floor in a solid thud of laughter. What ' s that? You say Larry ' s got an idea . . No, I ' m afraid that maneuver is impossible. Besides, I don ' t think any of the girls can make their bodies bend that way. Oh no, Cyrette ' s late again, some stupid excuse about putting away her Christmas presents. This ones got to be worth more than 75C Ed just ran to midcourt and put one of the refs in a full nelson ... rr . . . pppp . . . Better have that inseam seen to. Where ' s Judy? Oh, she ' s sitting this one out — she remembers a solo act from the past. Chief Abwatac — Hap Welty Ralph Shipley, Marcia Hoover, Alan Farris, Lisa Simon, Edwin Hamlin, Judy Chwalik, Lisa Riley, Cyrette Cotten, Larry Creiner Sandy Proctor Scot Mccachern, Sheila Stadler, Rick Ketner 202 203 - ' It ' s the second half of Catawba ' s infamous blue-white scrimmage here at the Superdome. We have now regained operation of the microphone on both sidelines. Coach D ' Andrea is trying to show Regastein how to perform a correct block. Don ' t shoot too soon, says D ' Andrea. Gotta go, gotta show, gotta rodeo. Regastein nods and runs back to the huddle. Meanwhile Boo and Boston are harassing the refs. Get greased up says Boston with a sneer. Load ' em up screams his cohort, Boo. Calvin is a blue streak down the sidelines, totally humiliating his opponent (FACE!) Then he cuts across the field and stands two yards dead in the endzone . . . the ball just slips through his fingertips. The game ' s over and all that remains is litter, and picking up dummies and the echo of the coach through the empty stadium, Dowell — track — 6:30 — Be there. CAPTAINS: Ken Carrick and Vic Robinson FIRST ROW: Glenn Kallinich, Sam Lynch, Ricky Cock- man, Hal Capps, Al Hicks, Chip irby, Greg Boston, Rick Izze, Ken Carrick, Vic Robinson, Scott Schuler, Kevin Parks, John Marston, Rick Royal, Steve Whi- taker, Raymond Jones, Jody Allen, John coatta, Ronnie Arant. SECOND ROW: Mark Teat, Glenn Con- nally, Larry Brown, Jeff Taylor, Earl McMillon, Todd Armstrong, Craig Johnson, Calvin Hudgins, Ricky Holt, Pat Mccormick, Bill Ingram, John Powell, Pat Smith, Gary Dowell, James Boyce, Brent Martin, Phil Johnston, Daren Fuller. THIRD ROW: Coach Bill D ' Andrea, Coach Bill Butts, Rick Teat, Winslow McMoore, Ed Kinney, Jimmy Holmes, Monty McLachlan, Tim Pless, Danny Shutt, Maurice Leak, Jackie Hayes, Steve Kinney, David Powell, Bill De- marest, David Ard, Gordon Brown, Steve Rega, David Krueger, Frank Hepler, Curtis Coleman — Coach, Coach Bob Bailey, Kevin Brown — Trainer. ROW FOUR: Coach Tom Manning, Steve Turley, Dee Sellers, Derrick Mackey, Dave Folmar, Steve Leach, Tim Setzer, Brent Poole, Tim Thompson, Mortin Jones, Richie Landis, Jay Aldridge, Jim Childres, Mike Reese, Carl Beck, Steve Rob, Dean Ray, Jim Olson, Head Coach Steve Shaughnessy COACHING STAFF: Curtis Coleman, Bill D ' Andrea, Head Coach Steve Shaugh- nessy, Bob Bailey, Tom Manning and Bill Butts Larry Brown 206 207 208 209 SOCCER Stuck in a corner, little Hinkel kicks his way out. What courage! What guts! Criss-crossing, weaving in and out . . . bodies . . . kicking a checkered ball into a net. Bouncing . . . bouncing their heads. All these fellows get a kick out of the sport (excuse the pun.) And although support of these men was small, perhaps if interest was increased, so would the sport. Never a dull moment! Coach Lowell Sprague KNEELING: Nick Costino, Paige Lane, Matt O ' Brien, Phil Barca, Greg Raffa, Reggie Keistler, Dave Hinkel, Jim Butt STANDING: Peter Sprague, Corwin Carmichael, Larry Greiner, Marvin Whilhite, Gary Gaskins, Steve Katz, Halbe Asinga, Danny Alexander, Jeff Mason 210 Corwin Carmichael , v ' . . ... 211 212 CAPTAINS: Jeff Mason andTJick Costino $ -; ,- - . Larry Creiner 213 FIELD HOCKEY 214 Field Hockey is not a contact sport! The person who feels that way doesn ' t play for CatawPa. The frolicking females of the field hockey are possessed downfalls ... Or falling downs. (Right, Carla?) These girls really get into their game, and to them, it ' s more of a romance. Throwing themselves totally into field hockey would seem difficult Put Erica oPviously throws her enthusiasm, Carla throws her weight to the ground, Marcie throws herself into the cage, and who knows what strange ritual of throwing Mare uses, Put she gets Pattle scars. The Chiefettes finished 6-6-2 and there ' s only one word for that, AWESOME!! KNEELING: Liz Calio, Brenda Dietrich, Lisa Rizzolo, Sue Burkholder. STANDING: Coach Hall, Mare Micallef, Cindy Potter, Jill Waddell, Cindy Gormley, Sue Walker, Diane Beck, Marcie Weber, Carla Mancuso, Erica Southworth, Chris Griffith, Jaybird. 215 : ™ mgt 216 217 VOLLEYBALL Another game over. Now, sitting in the steamy locker room, tongues hanging out of their mouths like a cat that got squashed by a truck, the team. Mac lies stretched across a bench mumbling lines, ... when I was a kid ... Big, round eyes listen intently. Suddently! Smashing! Somber! Through the door . . . COACH. Get over it kid. It was only a game. Hit the shower. But not with your head, Theresa. in walks Lisa B. She stiffens herself and speaks! Whoever said volleyball isn ' t a contact sport never played the Abbey! W ■ 218 IfcTT «, Coach Pat Whitley KNEELING: Cindy Morris, Heidi Jo Hanes, Lisa Belton, Caroline Eyler, Teresa Locklear, STANDING: Gary Hankins, Gayle McCray, Emma Green, Cindy Koch, Teresa Kellam, Adrienne Bass 219 BASKETBALL KNEELING: Bradd Eldridge, Tim Overton, Art Rose, Mike Cutter, STANDING: Andrew Matthews, Dwayne Grant, Maurice McDaniel, Bob Van Nov, Matt Weber, Dwayne Brewington, Mark Simpson, Cleve McCrae, Ed Fowler Their heads scrape the rafters with each enormous stride. They bring the orange globe down through the white mesh with oval speed. Their hands lie bent over the hoop like a cobra looking on the mouse. While steel falls to the feet of striped judges. Round mouth, bright eyes and a thousand hands rejoice in the sprinkle of glass. A dunk by any other name is merely two points, but the one that shakes the windows and causes venders to fall to their knees can truly be called a SLAM!! we stand for you and Sam. Our champions! Conference bound. Sam Moir — Coach 220 221 222 Art Rose 223 224 Bradd Eldridge 225 WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL The van rumbled across the highway, while inside the nervous flutter of anticipation pounded against steamy windows. Hoopsters sitting in rows. In the back, a deluxe box of Kleenex (Keep those noses clean, ladies.) in a knot sleeps LaVerne. She may be having another one of those dreams. Rose, with a crushed Milky Way wrapper, goes up ... oh my .. . what a dunk . . . right in the Clad Heavy weight. This bus sure could use a dry bar or at least a water fountain. Sherry decides to change seats and climbs to her intended destination. I don ' t know about the rest of you, but I ' m sure that was Laura ' s ear. By the way Harold, have we told ya we love ya? Coach Harold Higgins 4 r _ ' . Captains: Teresa Kellum and Rose Cox 226 Lori Ann Bowen, Manager, Sherry McCurdy, Tina Whittington, Sandi Maddox, Teresa Kellum, Laura Butterworth, Libby Beach, Rose Cox Debbie Craddock, Sherry Buckner, Angie Crayton, LaVerne DeJournette, Frances Taylor 227 Sherry McCurdy ■ — — •■ Angie Crayton 228 Sandi Maddox •::=:=:=:::::5::=:: : z-z-z-z-i ' :-, J FLOG THE r : --.C ONS ' Debbie Craddock CUT Laverne DeJournette --; Llbby Beach Sherry Buckner 229 WRESTLING Let ' s go see the wrestling match , he said. No, she screamed. It ' s so gross. The ultimate contact sport gross, c ' mon no w! Anyone who can tie the opposition into a tiny knot is not to be taken lightly. By no means! Anyone frequenting the athletic building was sure to see a line of bodies on a common marathon. These men are true soldiers! They even cut z ' s in barracks (Hampden). Pain. That ' s a word they learn to laugh at, because they ' re getting used to it. Captain Cerish led his troops through a field of mines in the form tournaments. Corporal Price limps to the front line. He speaks of a seemingly impossible mission as sweat rushes across his cheek. We must get to Jersey! And WWIll is won at the Washington Lee invitational, while a quiet phrase pours from Dutch concerning the blind. Coach — Dutch Meyer Bob Budd 230 Kneeling: Pete Kelly, Andy Chappel, Pat Price, Jay Gerish, Joe Crossen, Bob Budd, Dave Reid, Pat Smith. Standing-. John Nalesnik, Mike Rodriguez, Vinny Trimarchi, Rick Teat, Ed Kinney, Jeff Strang, Coach Meyer Pat Smith Mike Rodriguez 231 Jay Cerish Ed Kinney A i _ lIV Y % 1£ M ' Jnv _ H rm 1 . if T Vfe Joe Crossen 232 ■jWjljJjrun «_ . . m 4 jl i m 4 mammmm - TEVnB Ed Kinney Pat Smith 233 1981 BASEBALL FIRST ROW: Tim Brindley, Scottie Vause, Mark Michael, Rich Drake, Mike Lippard, Mike Stewart. SECOND ROW: Coach Bob Bailey, Ken Criss, Tom Burke, Scott Robinson, Glenn Kallinich, Gary Clawson, Terry Harwell, Skip Kraft. THIRD ROW: Mike Simpson, Bill Patriss, Dave Wing, Charles Beatty, Bill Butts, Rick Izze, Terry Radford, Greg Sheetz, Ken Mahnken HflPl y.Zt f ■ l BAT GIRLS: Sue Snider, Leslie McCrae, Kim Vinoski, Lisa Long. SITTING: Janet Palacio and Jennifer Wilhelm w CAPTAINS: Greg Sheetz, Bill Butts, Rick Izze 234 The bases are loaded! On first is Omar . . . he receives his instructions from Coach Mahnken. On second is Big-Head Butts taking a lead that almost dares the pitcher to pick him off. On third is Hobo trying to get the game plan from the coach. But the coach is in another world looking at some blond in the crowd with a red Yesterday ' s t-shirt on (tightly fitting). Screaming to the coach from the sidelines is Sheetz, Coach let me D.H.? Terry sits in the corner of the bullpin repeating over and over, I didn ' t think it would be like this. Meanwhile the coach doesn ' t help any by going to the bench and throwing the bats out . . . now they have weapons! 235 236 cXexiftLcwH! ELECTRICAL SUPPLT. J 7WG IsHOWROC y TESV1LLE 237 Mark Michael 1 JLINMI KJH BOB DAVIS ISUPP0RTS1 RICAN LEGION BA55 Ken Mahnken 258 239 1981 SOFTBALL Gayle Wyatt It ' s the top of the ninth here at Duke. The ball ' s hit and the runner on second spits dirt toward third. The coach is waving her on . . . rounding third at seventy degrees and no holding back, POW! (Goodnight sweetheart.) Now it ' s Miller Time and time for home. Let ' s stop for the munchies! The Sizzler perhaps, that is if anyone finds it. That was an error to remember. So as it always goes, run that hill or else. Our ladies finished 15-14. Coach Roslyn Hall Cina Myers 2ao w« 35 8 -J5 w Blanche Jamison . - r.«t Judy Chwalik KNEELING: Vickie Hardy, Brenda Dietrich, Kim Peace, Judy Chwalik, Phyllis Carter, Karen Baker, Blanche Jamison. STANDING: Cindy Gormley, Mary Boyles, Sharon Bennett, Gayle McCrae, Angie Crayton, Rose Cox, Fern Hedrick, Teresa Kellam, Jaybird, Robin Carlton, Gayle Wyatt, Coach Roslyn Hall 241 Cina Myers o Angie Crayton (top) and Vickie Hardy 242 Brenda Dietrich 243 Y y Y ' ' y ' 1981 WOMEN ' S TENNIS Well, it ' s time to pack up the van and head for another tournament. Brooke limps down the hill. (This is going to be an original excuse!) Laura and Cindy are in the back seat talking of the previous all-nighter and where they hid for curfew. They ' re off! Rumor has it that the ladies might take a dive in the fifth — must be another beach weekend. With mixed-and-matched outfits (uniforms would be nice!), pride and a hangover that won ' t quit, the ladies finished 0-14. Laura Leitner Cindy Morris Melanie Kiser 244 KNEELING: Lisa Belton, Melanie Kiser, Brooke Weaver and Lee Dixon. STANDING: Coach Pat Whitley, Laura Leitner and Cindy Morris Laura Leitner Cindy Morris 245 1981 MEN ' S TENNIS first ROW: Steve Taylor, Joe Abernethy, Mark Hess, Lee Bobo. SECOND ROW: Reginald Kiestler, Steve Smith, Coach Bill D ' Andrea, Mark Teat, Mike Cutter §PIS Steve Taylor 246 Mark Hess Stand-in captain Bobo addresses his troops with the dignity of a true soldier. Men, he says in a deep voice that soon makes him cough. Men, this means more to me than anything ever could before. This is the last practice before the moment of truth and the tension can be felt like electricity. Now for the line-up. Reggie starts off number one. Teat plays a newcomer named Betty. The coach finishes setting his attack and practice winds down. Everyone on the court looks to see if Steve will ever do a push-up. The tension has come to a climax as Bobo approaches D ' Andrea. With a dry throat Bobo echos the team ' s final plea. Can we stop at Capones on the way out? Steve Smith I Mark Teat 7on GOLF Paul Levitski. Curt Hinson, Robbie Sheffield, Johnny Miller I Here we are on the eighteenth tee of the Catawba Invitational Classic. Stratigically placing his golf ball on a tee we have Johnny Miller (not the one that ' s famous ... the other one.) He swings, makes contact . . . what a shot! Amazing. Almost one hundred and fifty . . . feet from where it was hit. This year there ' s a new rule that freshmen are allowed to tee off from the ladies tee. Hand me my club, screamed Rick. Rushing to his side with putter in hand stands Randy. Fresh will be fresh. But Rick still got a hole in one using it. Paul Levitski 248 Johnny Miller Robbie Sheffield 249 INTRAMURALS It always finishes the same — one team dragging themselves off the field while the other is ecstatic. Every game has winners and losers, but we want to know why the good guys can ' t always win. Who are the good guys? Why, they are whomever we are. Be it basketball, football or even tiddly winks, every dorm wants to win. Moochie and Melanie took command of the Battle of the Dorms. Organizing and presenting regulations is difficult enough, but they also have to enforce. Does Catawba have any purple hearts lying around? Hearbreakers to triumphs — everyone ' s a winner when he doesn ' t have to study for a few hours! 250 INTRAMURALS t 251 INTRAMURALS 252 INTRAMURALS 253 254 INTRAMURALS Melanie Smith and Moochie Coiner — intramural coordinators 255 WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL MEN ' S BASKETBALL CAT 58 75 86 68 82 56 50 56 76 67 70 56 79 53 53 52 67 89 54 49 CAT 3 3 2 1 3 1 Belmont Abbey Wingate Mars Hill Atl Christian Davidson Pfeiffer High Point Pembroke State Mars Hill Davidson Lenoir-Rhyne Gardner-Webb Guilford Elon Elon Pfeiffer High Point Gardner-Webb Belmont Abbey Wingate WOMEN ' S TENNIS Mars Hill UNCG Guilford Gardner-Webb Pfeiffer Skidmore Pembroke State UNCC High Point Atl Christian Western Carolina Elon Winthrop Wingate Mars Hill WRESTLING CAT OPP 22 Davidson 20 16 Elon 28 24 Hampden-Sydney 20 30 Lynchburg 18 OPP CAT 73 103 88 107 87 73 75 78 33 103 52 86 77 93 81 99 65 42 51 45 88 41 61 82 58 90 74 95 76 57 71 72 73 69 64 50 65 47 56 65 41 80 42 77 82 OPP 52 9 9 9 6 6 7 9 9 9 CAT 9 8 6 9 9 8 4 4 4 3 4 2 4 4 3 3 OPP 2 4 Guilford Wingate Emory Henry West Va. State Mars Hill UNC-G Mars Hill W-Salem State Pfeiffer Belmont Abbey Gardner-Webb Atl Christian Bluefield High Point Pembroke St. Mars Hill Lenoir-Rhyne Elon Guilford Elon Pembroke St. Pfeiffer High Point Gardner-Webb Lenoir-Rhyne Atl Christian MEN ' S TENNIS Lenoir-Rhyne Lenoir-Rhyne High Point Guilford Guilford Greensboro Greensboro Limestone Limestone M.l.T. Davidson J.V. Elon Elon Barber Scotia OPP 75 76 47 59 87 55 70 66 56 50 39 52 61 65 55 59 79 48 37 56 43 61 40 63 58 53 OPP 5 5 5 9 9 6 5 7 5 5 6 6 7 5 BASEBALL SOFTBALL CAT OPP CAT OPP 3 Elon 7 6 Duke 1 6 Elon 13 10 Duke 4 9 Appalachian 3 2 East Carolina 13 3 Appalachian 24 N.C. State 10 10 Wake Forest 7 7 UNCW 2 6 Atl Christian 15 2 UNC 9 2 Pembroke State 4 2 UNC 4 10 St. Augustine 8 11 Lenoir-Rhyne 6 St. Augustine 7 Lenoir-Rhyne 6 3 High Point 6 Atl Christian 7 18 Guilford 17 8 Atl Christian 1 6 Berea 5 15 Pembroke 5 15 High Point 10 13 Mars Hill 2 8 Pembroke state 4 6 Guilford 7 3 Lenoir-Rhyne 7 9 Guilford 2 8 Lenoir-Rhyne 2 6 Wingate 4 Mars Hill 3 8 Wingate 4 12 Mars Hill 8 3 Pfeiffer 13 3 Wake Forest 11 1 Pfeiffer 15 6 Elon 19 7 Elon 14 18 North Carolina A T 6 1 Elon 8 Wingate 12 8 Guilford 7 Wingate 9 1 Elon 11 4 Gardner-Webb 2 3 Wingate 6 7 Gardner-Webb 4 3 Appalachian 6 5 19 Guilford Pfeiffer 6 6 14 Tusulium 1 1 Pfeiffer 6 FIELD HOCKEY High Point High Point Davidson Wake Forest Wake Forest Durham Club Clemson Pfeiffer S.C. Club Duke Appalachian Appalachian SOCCER FOOTBALL OPP CAT OPP CAT OPP 1 Wake Forest 8 30 Liberty Baptist 22 2 2 N.C. Wesleyan 5 6 Mars Hill 10 1 Atl Christian 10 20 Newberry 15 1 1 Pembroke State 3 15 Carson-Newman 48 1 UNC-G 4 7 Presbyterian 21 1 1 Pfeiffer 5 31 Gardner-Webb 32 8 2 Barber-Scotia 30 Elon 17 3 1 Wingate 1 28 Guilford 7 3 E. Carolina 5 29 Davidson 52 3 1 Guilford 3 28 Lenoir-Rhyne 6 5 UNC-Asheville 6 1 1 Elon High Point Belmont Abbey Coker St. Andrews 5 4 5 7 3 ABC I T i l333 ( ) ar ' rn Q , S f OnluiK ■ S iS «l ADS HNS fl  ' •■■■ ' ' ■■ ' EHfe M ,,■, ' ■,. •■ ' i% ' • ' ' ■ .;.: ROWAN COUNTY BEER WHOLESALERS ASSOCIATION BENNETT DISTRIBUTING CO. ROWAN DISTRIBUTING CO. PIEDMONT DISTRIBUTORS, INC. WHITTON DISTRIBUTORS, INC. COMPLIMENTS OF WACHOVIA COMPLIMENTS OF 111 South Main Street Salisbury, NC 28144 260 SAGA FOOD SERVICES WISHES GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF ' 82 Come Back and See us Soon CHIEFS The Catawba Chiefs congratulate the Class of 1982 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 1982 should contact Brian Morrison, Chiefs Coordinator at 637-4454. 261 America ' s Fastest Growing Food Chain Salutes . . • America ' s Best Graduating Class TOWN LFPINC SC VA 262 COMPLIMENTS OF Zl Linn-Coffiher CORPORATION Landis, North Carolina 28088 Area Code 704 857-1121 263 W. SMITH STONE CO. DISTRIBUTORS OF BUILDING STONES ' P.O. BOX 123 CONOVER, NORTH CAROLINA 28613 PHONE 704-464-1432 Dear Friends: We would like to take this opportunity to express our sincere congratulations to the entire 1982 graduating seniors of Catawba College. As the parents of Melanie Leigh Smith, we have enjoyed the association with many of you and wish you much success in your future endeavors. We want to thank ail the professors, advisors, and all others who have helped to make Melanie ' s four years at Catawba very happy ones. We appreciate your patience, understanding and most especially the training you have given her. These years have been very important ones to her as well as to us. As parents, we are very impressed with Catawba College and feel that the education Melanie has received here will benefit her in the future. Again, congratulations and thanks to all of you. Sincerely, Peggy A. Smith Wayne M. Smith 264 Congratulations Class of ' 82 from the FRESHMAN CLASS Next year we ' ll be humble. Till then, we ' re content to be perfect! The Junior Class GOOD LUCK SENIORS! 265 Good Luck Seniors Johnny, Greg, Rick, Kenny, Shad and Tom And to the rest of the ' 82 class from the FOIL HOUSE BOYS! 266 CONGRATULA- TIONS ■ SENIORS Drosophila melanogaster THE SCIENCE CLUB Euglerzi gracilis That woman is a success . . . who loves life and lives it to the fullest; who has discovered and shared the strengths and talents that are uniquely her own; who puts her best into each task and leaves each situation better than she found it; whose heart is full of love and warm with compassion; who has found joy in living and peace within herself. Anonymous Best of Luck in the future toa l982Crads WOMEN ' S GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION CHPER ACADEMY wishes the best of luck to the CLASS OF ' 82 COMPLIMENTS OF NORTHWESTERN BANK MEMBER F.D. I.C. 267 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION The SCA would like to wish the Senior class the best of luck in their future endeavors. 268 SENIOR CLASS Thanks for the memories Catawba 3 rmm ' j Congratulations Seniors The Commerce Club i 4 V , P (y . I r $ ' ; 4 H iff} 269 CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR ' 82 ALUMNI Good Luck and Much Success We are very proud of YOU! Compliments of the Alumni Office 270 Compliments of jmm tma Ct 4 F -• SALISBURY • LEXINGTON - CONCORD GOOD LUCK SENIORS Palmer ' s Stationers 120 N. MAIN ST. DIAL 704-636-4511 P.O. BOX 4279 SALISBURY, N.C. 28144 COMPLIMENTS OF CAROLINA CAMERA, INC. 116 North Main Street Salisbury, N.C. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS from BEV and JILL 271 Mr. and Mrs. Claude Abernethy, Col. and Mrs. Allen L Anderson, Kelly Ard Electric company Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arnold Dr. Katherine Boardman Mr. and Mrs. John H. Boyce Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Boyd Mr. and Mrs. E.H. Capps Mr. and Mrs. Crover Evans, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. N.o. Fowler, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Daniel Frock Mr. and Mrs. J. Clark Hamby Mr. and Mrs. Major B. Harding Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Heed Mr. and Mrs. John D. Higgs Col. and Mrs. W.H. Huntley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. John Kaniss Mrs. Roslyn Kates Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Kelly PATRONS Jr. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde W. Kenyon Dr. Martha Morehead Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Nalesnik Mr. and Mrs. Rolf Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Pepper Rev. and Mrs. Stephen Robertson Dr. and Mrs. Edward St. Mary Mr. and Mrs. JJ. Sugrue Mr. and Mrs. Braxton E. Troublefield Sam Towne Excavating Co. Mr. and Mrs. Frans Van Bergen Mrs. Monica A. Vaeth Dr. and Mrs. Vinoski Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Weber, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley R. Welty, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Wilmer Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wizna Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Yoder MEMORIAL Dr. Arnold Rieger Death comes like an early frost. It soon turns the earth to a hard, chalky piece of brown ice, and causes the grass to become green sabers of the army ants retreating. It stalks the daisy. Creeping slowly from blade to blade. It reaches the golden root. And attacks! The daisy prays to the sun for strength to fight cold decay. The sun replies: Your days of daisy are to end. The chill wont be long. But the sun pities the little daisy and grants time for the flower to have a final dream. The daisy, now its white petals threatened by the burn of winter, takes its time to sustain its purpose. Frost consumes the yellow pillow of the bumblebee and the daisy stands still. Then the burning sun appears and sends the wilted daisy tumbling to the earth. Its tiny head weeps in the dust. Five small fingers then pull at its neck. While pink lips find a pillow, fated. And the life of love is breathed into the gray petals of a tender monument. 273 275 276 •a .m— «■ ■ a l _ 277 278 279 TCIF!! Thank God It ' s FINISHED!! When we accepted this job we never realized what a tremendous responsi- bility we had undertaken. But somehow, through lots of blood, sweat and tears we made it. And we are truly proud of the yearbook we have produced. Our job has been made easier with the help of some very fine people whom we wish to acknowledge. Our sincere thanks are extended to Dave Setzer for his expert advice, Robert Wiedner for his pictures of Dial M for Murder, Bob Chappell of Hunter Publishing for taking his time to answer our many questions, and Jeff schaeberle for more things than we have room to list. Three more people deserve an enormous pat on the back for their help. Elizabeth Weant has done a fantastic job as business manager, not to mention all the final layouts, typing and other odd jobs she ' s done. The beautifully written copy you have read throughout the book was expertly done by James Spider Withee. we wanted something different and he supplied it. We hope you like it as much as we do. A final thanks goes to Howard Simmons, our head photographer. Without his photography talents, this yearbook wouldn ' t have been possible. He was always willing to help us in any way he could, and brought into the office a much needed calming effect. Thanks for your time and patience Howard. It ' s hard to believe that our edition of the SAYAKINI is complete, it ' s been a long year, measured by picture appointments and deadlines, but our job is finally over. We hope you enjoy the 1982 SAYAKINI! Bev and Jill