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

Text from Pages 1 - 288 of the 1983 volume:

REFERENCE-- NOT TO BE TAKEN FROM THIS ROOM 1983SAYAKINI Volume 54 CATAWBA COLLEGE SALISBURY, NORTH CAROLINA Co-Editors: JILL MARIE FINK BEVERLY SUE PRICE CATAWBA COLLEGE LIBRARY Salisbury, North Carolina 28144 10 11 12 mimEmMsmz w 13 , f h 14 16 17 DEDICATION DR. BRUCE GRIFFITH Many people contend that one ' s desire to learn must come from within. This is not always true. A student may never be a scholar, but one who is has been shaped into becoming one. Those stu- dents who have been encouraged and inspired by enthusiasm and wisdom owe gratitude to a special group of people: their profes- sors. One man of knowledge and taleni who has taught and inspired many is Dr. Bruce Griffith. For your ability and application of experi- ence, we thank and respect you. 18 MEMORIAL MR. PETER COOPER God doesn ' t gamble! There are no dice in Heaven. A giant dove delivers the message. The silk is soft and white. It is tied to the dove ' s leg With a strand of Aphrodite ' s hair. When the dove reaches home The tender scroll is unrolled. As writings touch wind, the act is performed. Tears fall by box. But, boxes hold only a vehicle of being. The being we loved follows doves To the Total Calm Of Paradise. 19 FACULTY Dr. Stephen H. Wurster President of Catawba College 22 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS Dr. Jesse McCartney Vice-President for Planning and Administration Dr. Robert Knott Vice-President for Academic Affairs James Barrett Vice-President for Institutional Advancement Larry Elliott Vice-President for Finance and Budget 23 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF David Setzer — Executive Assistant to the President and Director of Public Alvin Carter — Assistant Vice-President for Finance and Administration Relations Oneida Lloyd — Administrative Assistant to Vice-President for Academic Affairs E. Eloise Peeler — Administrative Assistant to the President t K K Shirley Rhinehart and Ruby Barringer-Bursar and Assistant Bursar 24 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Nancy South — Secretary in Institutional Advancement Office Carolyn Stratton — Secretary to Student Services Offices 25 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Barbara Hill — Director of Financial Aid Ann Shaughnessy — Assistant to Director of Financial Aid Above: Eleanor yames and Patricia Powlas — Computer Center Staff Right: Evelyn Lowman — Supervisor of Computer Center Services ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF William Hall — Director of Athletic and Scholarship Resource Development Harvey Stratton — Director of Athletics Harold Higgins — Admissions Athletic Coordinator Brian Morrison — Assistant Director of Athletics and Sports Information Arlene Schenk — Secretary to Health and Phys. Ed. Dept., and Athletic Dept. 27 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Judy Sanford — Secretary to Institutional Advancement Alan Meredith — Director of Annual Giving Mary Ann Green — Director of Public Information and Publications Susan Stebbins — Director of Alumni and Parent Relations Lilian Hicks — Director of Prospect Research 28 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Susan Brinkley — Secretary to Institutional Advancement Office Judy Brady — Coordinator of Program for Adult Continuing Education Carol Morgan — Secretary to PACE Evelyn Joslin — Secretary of Alumni Records Carolyn Peeler — Secretary to Institutional Advancement Office 29 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Zelda Ponder — Manager of Admissions Office Personnel and Systems Frank Jackson — Assistant to the Director of Career Planning and Placement Frances Adams — Secretary to Director of Admissions and Enrollment Planning Pamela Foxx — Director of Admissions and Enrollment Planning Admissions Counselors: Herb Arnold, Pam Evans, Leigh Ann Brittain, Lou Ann Wilson and Pam Foxx 30 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF . Laura Smith — Switchboard Operator and Secretary to Admissions Office Betty Smith — Secretary to the Career Planning Placement and Psychology Departments Dr. M.M. Richards — Director of Career Planning Placement and Registrar Terrie Vail — Secretary to the Dean of Academic Services and SDIP Coordinator Dr. Gerald Honaker — Dean of Academic Services and SDIP Coordinator 31 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Gayle Gray — Secretary to Drama Department and Manager of College - Community Center Robert Weidner — Director of the College — Community Center 32 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Warren Klawiter — Dean of Student Services and Hap Welty - Assistant to Dean of Student Services Mary Emma Knox — Director of Residences John Thomason Superintendent of Building and Grounds Brenda Mcintosh — Secretary to the Dean of Student Services 33 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Annie Bates. Sandy Erik, Louise Crowther, Louise Pring — Business Office Nancy Trexler — Secretary to Commerce Department and the Faculty Sandra Roseman — Secretary to the Education and Sociology Departments 34 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Hap Welty — Head Resident — S-R Robert Roper — Head Resident — Abernethy Gloria Shinn — Head Resident — Woodson Doris Coates — Head Resident — North 35 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Cathy Shue — ARA Services — Bookstore Noel Freeman (left) and Lou Ann Crawford — ARA Food Service 36 LIBRARY ADMINISTRATION Dr. Betty Sell — Librarian Jacquelyn Sims m Ruby McSwain Margaret Cartner 37 LIBRARY ADMINISTRATION ■ a x - HMW v Hilda Foreman Evelina Tseng Frances Wentz 38 FACULTY Ms. Dayna Anderson — Drama Dr. Paul Baker — Computer Science Mr. Thomas Bonebrake — Commerce Dr. Jay Buxton — Biology Dr. Michael Baranski — Biology 39 FACULTY Mr. Glenn Deal — Chemistry (above). Dr. Francis Dedmond — English. Co-Chairman (left) 40 ir r - v Mr. Roy Derting — Commerce, Acting Chairman Dr. Wendell Detty — Chemistry, Chairman FACULTY Dr. Sophie Flshel — Education Mrs. Janice Fuller — English Ms. Sherry Free — Social Work 41 FACULTY Mr. William Gibbons — Math Ms. Susan Gibbs — Biology Dr. Bruce Griffith — History — Chairman Dr. Karl Hales — Speech Mr. Ronald Hall — History 42 FACULTY Mr. Robert Hartsell — Social Work Dr. Paul Helm — Religion Dr. Gerald Honaker — Drama ' -MB- ? ' ■ - . ■ ' ,--V y - J ftSII Dr. Waller Hood — Art Dr. Janet Home — Drama, Speech 43 FACULTY Mr. Jeffrey Hal Jimison — Music Mr. Robert Hoyle — Physics Dr. Jayme Kaniss Science Political A I - Mr. Kevin Hoyle — Psychology Ms. Dee Dee Joyce — Anthropology 44 .: FACULTY J f E PHONI Dr. Lou Ann Kasias — Education Mr. Jack Keeter — Math Dr. Daniel Kirk — Biology Dr. Robert Knott — Philosophy §£$§§$ Dr. Jesse McCartney — Language 45 FACULTY 111 Mr. Legare Mcintosh — Music, Chairman Dr. Hoyt McCachren — Drama, Chairman Ms. Jodi Manning — Physical Education Dr. Douglas Meyer — Music Dr. Frank Meyer — Physical Education, Chairman 46 FACULTY Dr, William Palmer — Education, Chairman Mr. James Parker — Drama 47 FACULTY Dr. Albert Roberts — Psychology, Chairman Dr. Shirley Ritchie — Education 48 FACULTY Mr. Steve Shaughnessy — Physical Education Dr. Sanford Silverburg — Political Science, Chairman CATAWBA COLLEGE LIBRARY Salisbury, North Carolina 28144 49 FACULTY Dr. S.C. Tseng — Commerce Dr. Charles Turney — English Dr. Andy Vance — English and Commerce 50 FACULTY Dr. Millard Wilson — Commerce 51 STUDENT LIFE May Queen Miss Kathy Clark MAY DAY 1 982 Mary Battista Senior Representative Julie Honeycutt Senior Representative Susan Bacon Senior Representative Julia Chwalik Junior Representative Jill Fink Junior Representative Ginger Stodard Junior Representative Cathy Boon Sophomore Representative Lynne Dedmon Sophomore Representative 54 Marcie Webber Sophomore Representative Patti Jeu De Vine Freshman Representative Haley Lowry Freshman Representative Susan McRee Freshman Representative Carmen Gonzalez Maid of Honor White pole, Paper streamers, Trembling hands, Cautious smiles. Tiny steps in private circles. Beauty parade. Sparkling pride from daddy ' s weary old eyes. His little girl gone. Now, A queen. 55 TEE PEE LOUNGE 56 Quiet and cold. A circle of chairs mounted with Legs upright on shadowed tables. Lock and key! Past! Now, Sweet guitar and mellow hymns combine. A room once ignored now lives With laughter and melody. Peace of mind Instead of peace and quiet. 57 P.J. PARTY No tired eyes. No hidden yawns. No signs of slumber. Only fringe and frolicking. B.V.D. ' sand booze. One-eyed bear lays forgotten in glasses of ale. The shuffle and scrape of slippers On a sticky floor is hushed. As inflated heads meet both familiar and Strange feathers. 58 WINTER WONDERLAND V 3 4 .. - Glistening, calling, Luring us out of the shelters Of class and home To play and romp In the fragile masterpiece Enveloping the land. Delicate shavings Teasing our eyes — Disappearing into The brilliant span — Visiting long enough To only begin To be welcomed. 59 HOMECOMING 1982 Susan Bacon and Jill Fink — Senior Class HOMECOMING QUEEN Ginger Stodard Annette Timberlake — North Hall; Bev Price — Zartman Hall; Wendi Nelson — North Hall Heidi Ludwig and Kim Cropper — Senior Class 60 Diane Beck — Foil House and SR-C; Sherry Sherrill Duplex and Pine Knot; Rhonda Colclough-Newton - Jann House ft 1, K ■■■:? MB 2mH mm ' a [1; : ' • «!S5f7 1 r JH Lauren Taylor — Claremont; Melissa Sagen — SR-A B; Cathy Boon — Abernethy 3 4 Sue Holtzapple — Woodson: Amy Kilbourne - Abernethy 1 2; Patti Shine — Woodson Carrie Poole — Day Students; Lisa Simon — SR-D E; Doris Helper — Day Students 61 TALENT SHOW 62 MAD HATTER PARTY fflfe JGlm J i H fiSts - ■ ■ K,£mhC«S i Brawl Kaw |n| • MBS H H 4 ' ■ 1 H §8 i - ■ r BW ? H n 3 a7 t- IS mL |1L ' s r . m M J fP ■ ■• ' Wte- (ft fit ' v Jm ' v A WK • .. A. u j.iK fcV £f Mfek. 1 ' -l Jr 1 m h N ■ ■ ■ - W f - 1 Dust off that old hat that you found in the corner and bring it to the party. No matter what it looks like, it ' s still okay at Catawba. As a matter of fact, you may be the hit of the party! Here everyone wears an outrageous hat. Whatever the hat or personality, everyone had a blast. 63 HALLOWEEN DANCE The lobby was the home for the insane on Halloween. Each person became what he only fantasized about earlier. These foggy-minded adults took on their true personalities. Everyone was at the party, from Charles Lindburg to M M ' s. That just goes to show what a little education can do. 64 65 CLASSES SENIOR CANDIDS To golf or not to golf Doug Northcutt Amy McCachren Randy Hart, Melissa Rowe. and Mark Hi I Execution Suppressed due to severity of errors Kim Vinoski 68 k %i ' v. ' Blanche Jamison, Vanessa Leak, and Fredencka Anderson Brian Church SENIOR CANDIDS 69 SENIOR CANDIDS I ! John Nalesnik, Pat Price. Jeff Strang and Jay Gerish Steve Jones and Dave Fawcett — Catching a Buzz Darlene Jones and Bernard Cheeks 70 SENIOR CANDIDS Marilee Powell with Keith Darwin Bev Price 71 SENIOR CANDIDS Ginger Stodard, Dr. Roberts and Jean Brown y ■ • vt i ■ ■ t • ' i 1 ' - . 1 , ' Amy Padgett with John Hallaman Cal Cary with Julie Schweig 72 SENIOR CANDIDS Jennifer Wilhelm and Scott Schuler Kim Cropper with Marcie Webber and Beth Rohrbaugh Dallas St. Mary, Brenda Liebler and friends 73 SENIOR CANDIDS f LEXINGTON CHARLOTTE I f I Hliif Julia Grimes and Kim Vazzana Linda Bowers Dave Hinkel with Chris Griffith 74 SENIOR CANDIDS Sitting: Ellen Gibson and Elaine Watt. Standing: Carol Joyce, Teresa Weddington, Elizabeth Hooks, Emilia Johnson and Jackie Cross Simone Grant Meredith Gordon with Chris Lay 75 SENIOR CANDIDS 1 d .v. Teresa Brady — Salome ' s harem Cindy Hall ' I can fly! Kathy Boardman 76 SENIOR CANDIDS Linda Kesler (far right) and friends Lisa Sheppard and James Crumel Janet Peeler (left) with Jim Peeler and Noel Mclnerney 77 Joan Meehan and Marilee Powell — It ' s still a mystery. ' ■ I Brent Martin John Jerrehian with Dave Parker and Mike Greene Todd McAllister with Tammy s E N I O R C A N D I D S Elizabeth Weant (left). Jill Fink (right) Catawba fans, even then. 78 SENIOR CANDIDS Leigh Hodges with Chris Allred Chris Ervin 79 SENIOR CANDIDS Howard Esquirol and friends Kimberlie Kroh So, you guys want 6 rebounds and 5 assists next game 9 That will be $5 each! ■S ' - - ' Jean Basham 80 c A N D I D S Randy Hart, Mark Hill. Todd Leonard, and Mike Rodriguez Ken Mahnken Sissy Crowell and friends 81 Phil Johnston (center) with Danny Shutt, Monty McLachlan, Ed Fowler and Mark Simpson F. Ama-Nuncio Nyanplu-Sebo SENIOR CANDIDS Annette Timberlake 82 SENIOR CANDIDS Twin Scoops and Simone Sandy Wilson, Fredericka Anderson, and Cynthia Clark Senior Syndrome Rose Cox and friends 83 SENIOR CANDIDS Sandra Parker Chris Elkins and friends Teresa Kellam 84 •--■? SENIOR CANDIDS Sandra Bennett with Mark Lane Cleveland McCrae Bill Ingram 85 Joseph Michael Abernethy. Jr. Newton, NC BUAD ECON Christopher Edward Allred Lexington. NC BUAD Fredericka Letita Anderson Washington, DC Biology Ronald L. Arant Kings Mm . NC BUAD Alan Lee Armour Salisbury. NC BUAD Susan Lee Bacon Kingston. MA BUAD s E N I O R S SENIORS Officers: Jill Fink, Secretary; Elizabeth Weant. Treasurer: Jennifer Wilhelm. President; Ginger Stodard. Vice-President. 86 Paula Jean Basham Greensboro. NC BUAD Sandra Luann Bennett Lexington. NC Math Computer Science Craig Pearson Bergmann Si ver Spring, MD BUAD Accounting Katherine Anne Boardman Athens GA Drama Melvin Leland Bobo Salisbury. MD BUAD Economics Ellen Anne Borstell Hauppauge. NY Elementary Ed Linda Diane Bowers Wmston-Salem. NC BUAD Biology Teresa Ann Brady Robbins. NC Theatre Arts Ann Brlggs Salisbury. NC French Sandra Graves Briggs Salisbury. NC Social Work David Bruce Brown Thousand Oaks, CA BUAD Jean Frances Brown Hickory, NC Psychology SENIORS Larry Donnell Brown Charlotte. NC Recreation Edwin Harold Capps Burlington, NC Phys. Ed. James Henry Carmichael Salisbury. NC Biology William Corwin Carmichael Huntersville. NC BUAD Calvin J. Cary Plantation. FL BUAD William Bernard Cheeks Penns Grove, NJ BUAD Brian Lindley Church Westlteld, NJ Speech Communications Cynthia Whitley Clark Lexington, NC Biology SENIORS 88 Gary Todd-Clawson Hudson. NC BUAD John B. Coatta, Jr. Minnetonka, MN Phys. Ed. Ricky Milford Cockman Randleman. NC Phys. Ed Terri Denise Cowan Sterling. VA French Rose Mary Cox Ramseur, NC Sociology Social Work Julia Adams Cranford Troy. NC Elementary Ed. Kim Paige Cropper Berlin. MD Business Communication Jackie Ann Cross China Grove. NC Early Childhood EdSpec. Ed. SENIORS Elizabeth Johnstone Crowell Mocksville. NC Psychology Kelly Elaine Delahunty Pineville. NC BUAD Biology Gary A. Dowell Winston-Salem. NC BUAD Gregory Stewart Dyson Salisbury. NC BUAD Christina Stella Elkins Lexington. NC Elementary Ed Christopher Byron Ervin Mooresville. NC Accounting Comp Sci. Howard John Esquirol Milford. CT Psychology David Lee Fawcett W. Hollywood. FL Chemistry Jill Marie Fink Concord. NC Elementary Ed. Thomas H. Fleetwood Cherry Hill. NJ BUAD Allen S. Frantz Chambersburg, PA BUAD Jay M. Gerish Fairfield. NJ BUAD SENIORS 90 Lynne Meredith Gordon Wilmington, DE Pub Relations in Instit Serv. William Graham Dunn, NC Political Science Patrice Simone Grant Salisbury, NC Drama Speecn Michael Andrew Greene Thomasville. NC Public Admin. Poll. Sci. Julia Elizabeth Grimes Claremont. NC English Pamela Jo Gurganus Robersonville. NC BUAD Cynthia L. Hall Salisbury, NC Sociology Social Work Randal William Hart Fairview, NC BUAD Kristin Hershey Williamsport, MD Psychology SENIORS 91 Daniel Stratton Hill West Hartford, CT BUAD Mark Anthony Hill Salisbury. NC BUAD J. David Hinkel Kutztown. PA Phys. Ed. William Curtis Hinson latum. SC Recreation Leigh Hodges Morganton. NC Elementary Ed Christopher Lee Holshouser Faith, NC Chemistry Sue K. Holtzapple Prospect. KY Ther. Ftec. Elizabeth B. Hooks Mocksville. NC Elementary Ed SENIORS 92 Calvin Edward Hudgins, Jr. Charlotte. NC Phys. Ed. Martin Creighton Huguley Tenafly . NC Economics Deborah Ann Hullender Kings Mm., NC Speech AnnaCamilleHutchins Columbia, SC Speech Walter Lee James Jacksonville. NC Drama Blanche E.Jamison Port Norris. NJ John W. Jerrehlan Malvern, PA Emilia Johnson Spencer. NC Education SENIORS 93 Carrie Renae Jones Advance. NC Bern Interm Ed Darlene Regina Jones Hubert. NC Corrective Therapy Julie Elizabeth Jones Fort Myers. FL BUAD Steven Hilton Jones Fort Myers. FL BUAD Thomas R. Jones Cedar Knolls. NJ BUAD Carol Harris Joyce Salisbury. NC Elementary Ed. Teresa Ann Kellam Madison. NC Soc. Social Work Linda F. Kesler Salisbury. NC Drama BUAD Cathy Ann King E Spencer. NC BUAD Steven C. Kinney Randleman. NC BUAD Economics Marsha Jolley Kirk Mt. Pleasant. NC Performing Arts Deborah Sheffield Kluttz Salisbury. NC BUAD SENIORS 94 Kimberlie Lyn Kroh Pitman, NJ BUAD Vanessa Gaye Leak Thomasville. NC Speech Samuel Todd Leonard Lexington. NC BUAD Brenda Ann Liebler Woodstock. CT BUAD Walter Lindsey Lexington, NC BUAD Samuel Patrick Lynch Matthews, NC BUAD Todd McAlister Richfield NC Chemistry Cleveland McCrae Smithfield. NC BUAD SENIORS 95 Nancy Brandon McKenzie Salisbury, NC BUAD Kenneth Michael Mahnken Selden. NY BUAD Shari Jeanne Marshall Paoli. PA Speech Poli. Set. John Andrew Marston Charlotte. NC BUAD Paul Brent Martin Winston-Salem. NC Chemistry Kimberly K. Mason Salisbury. NC Elementary Ed Joan Marie Meehan Bayville. NJ Drama David L. Messick Newport News. VA Drama SENIORS 96 Charles R. Myers Rockwell, NC Chemistry John A. Nalesnik Fairfield. NJ BUAD Yvonne Marie Nix Charlotte, NC Social Work Soc. ' ■ Z ' Douglas Wingfield Northcutt Raleigh, NC English F.N. Ama-Nyanplu Sebo Monrovia. Liberia Soc Work Rel. Phil. Amy Lea Padgett Cleveland. NC Soc. Social Work Janet Elaine Palacio Jacksonville, FL Early Childhood Ed. Sandra Camille Parker Wilkesboro. NC English SENIORS 97 Jeffrey David Pearson Rochester. NH BUAD Janet Cranson Peeler Salisbury. NC BUAD Psychology Timothy Howard Pless Salisbury. NC Phys Ed. John Chester Powell Reedsville, PA BUAD William Charles Powell, Jr. Va. Beach. VA BUAD Beverly S. Price Hickory. NC History Patrick Stephen Price Miami. FL BUAD Economics Charles Andrew Putzel Salisbury. NC Poll. Sci. BUAD Paul T. Quinn Salisbury. NC Poll Sci Pub Admin. David Harris Reed Lorettsville. VA Phys. Ed Andrea Sue Reitzel Newton. NC Public Rec Robert Lee Ridenhour, Jr. Concord. NC Biology SENIORS 98 Terrill Scott Robinson Heathsville. VA Chemistry Michael Richard Rodriguez Bayville. NJ BUAD Melissa Paige Rowe Pittsburg, PA BUAD Richard M. Royal. Jr. Greensboro. NC Psychology Dallas Susan St. Mary Miami. PL Psychology Scott Charles Schuler Winston-Salem. NC BUAD SENIORS 99 Cynthia Gail Scott Mocksville. NC Psych. Spec. Ed. Lisa Annette Sheppard Williamston, NC BUAD Patti Ann Shine Wilmington. DE BUAD Steven James Shuping Salisbury. NC BUAD Danny Ray Shutt Pleasant Garden. NC Computer Science Howard Ray Simmons Linville. VA BUAD Patrick H. Smith Concord. NC Geology Peter A. Sprague S Pasedena. FL Accounting SENIORS 100 Ginger N. Stodard Milwaukee. Wl Psychology Jeffrey Robert Strang Unvjood, NJ BUAD Economics Paula L. Suttle Dobson, NC Political Science Annette C. Timberlake Durham. NC Drama Robert Donald VanNoy Brentwood. NY BUAD Kimberly A. Vazzana Lynnfield. MS Political Science Kimberly Marie Vinoski Salisbury. NC Math Comp. Sci. Jill Anne Waddell Pittsburg. PA Ther. Rec. SENIORS 101 Robyn Drumm Wargo Newton. PA BUAD Dexter A. Waters LaGrange. NC Social Work Joseph A. Watson Woodleaf, NC BUAD Wanda Elaine Watt Troutman. NC Elementary Ed Elizabeth Dianne Weant Concord. NC Elementary Ed Lee Ann Webb Salisbury. NC BUAD SENIORS 102 Bobbie Safley Weddington Salisbury. NC Elementary Ed Dorothy Osborne Wells Hamptonville, NC Music Ed Jennifer Lynn Wilhelm Charlotte. NC Social Work Sociology Mitchell Edwards Williams Durham, NC BUAD Sandy Lynne Wilson Baltimore, MD Biology GaryWillardZeller Mocksville, NC Chemistry SENIORS 103 JUNIORS Kimberly J. Alexander Mercersburg, PA Todd S. Armstrong Gastonia, NC Robin Elaine Ashe Greenville, SC Nicole A. Atkins Gibson Island, MD Benjamin N. Banks Salisbury, NC Joe Edward Barbee, Jr. Woodleaf, NC JUNIORS 104 David M. Beach Raleigh. NC Laura Olivia Beach Asheboro. NC Charles A. Beatty Charlotte, NC Diane M. Beck Mt- Laurel. NJ Donita Darlene Beck Dallas. NC Ann Bobo Salisbury. MD John Francis Bolton Randolph. NJ Catherine Maye Boon Burlington, NC Martin Andrew Brown North Wilksboro. NC Philip Jeffrey Bruce Bkm. NC Susanna Maria Burleson Asheboro, NC Laura E. Butterworth Asheville, NC Kevin Douglas Carlton Georgetown, KY Jennifer Dean Carpenter Salisbury, NC Michael Allen Carrick Thomasville. NC JUNIORS 105 Kimberly Sue Charrot Palmyra, PA Gregory Civers Durham. NC Rhonda Colclough Haddonfield. NJ John Dodge Cook Springfield. VA Anne Marsh Cooper Salisbury. NC Guy Johnson Cornatzer Advance. NC John Harvey Corriher Salisbury. NC George W. Corson Miami. FL Nicholas Anthony Costino Annadale. VA 106 Angela Teresa Coulter Newton, NC Debbie L Craddock Walnut Cove. NC Angela Rae Crayton Stanfield. NC Thomas Vincent Crosby Drexel, NC James L. Crumel East Orange, NJ Michael James Cutter Milan, IN Richard Keith Darwin Morganton, NC Laverne DeJoyrnette Pelham. NC John J. Dinicola Bayvllle. NJ JUNIORS 107 Richard James Drake Oakdale. NY Dietra Elaine Dulin Mocksville, NC Paul P. Dziomba Audubon. NJ Bradd P. Eldridge Goshen. IN Rachel Elizabeth Engler Meadsville. PA Pam I. Finney Thomasville. NC Daren Clinard Fuller Thomasville. NC Christopher Delane Gardner KannapolfS. NC David Brett Garland Statesville. NC 108 Gloria Jean Gines Herndon, VA Joseph Anthony Givnta, Jr. Vero Beach. FL Cynthia Marie Gormley Gettysburg, PA Glenda Kaye Graham Kannapolis. NC Charlene Patricia Gray Salisbury, NC Edwina Eugenia Gray Salisbury. NC Marion Jerenette Greene Troy, NC Chris Griffith Newtleld. NJ Twyla Elizabeth Hall Woodleal. NC Edwin Cliburn Hamlin Eden. NC Bentley Terrell Harwell Statesville, NC Cheryl Dawn Henrickson Salisbury, NC Angela K.Hill Knoxville, TN Charles H. Hillary Miami, FL James Harold Holmes, Jr. Ramseur, NC JUNIORS 109 Marcia Elaine Hoover Thomasville. NC Cynthia A. Hosch Cooleemee, NC Tanya Yvonne Huffines Burlington. NC Kimberly Lynn Hughson Cincinnati. OH Peter S. lossi Arlington. VA Anthony Craig Johnson Bon College. NC Keven Lanette Snider Salisbury, NC Glen Adam Kallinich W Hartford. CT Gwendolyn Kanipe Morganton. NC Luella Jean Ketner Lexington. NC Amy Jo Kilbourne Wilmington, DE JUNIORS 110 Eddie Kinney Randleman, NC Melanie J. Kiser Charlotte, NC Lori Kollar Potomac, MD Kimmer Sherrill Koontz Salisbury, NC Brenda Kay Lane Charlotte. NC Jeffrey William Leagon Conover, NC Pamela Ann LeBlanc Randolph, NJ Laura Anne Leitner Hendersonvllle. NC Stephen Young Livengood Thomasville, NC Teresa Locklear Bed Springs, NC Judy Long Fori Lauderdale. FL JUNIORS 111 Kevin M. Loughlin Marlton. NJ Monty James McCachlan Carthage, NC Scott Alexander McCachren Salisbury, NC Patrick F. McCormick Cherry Hill, NJ Anita Gayle McCray Winston-Salem, NC DeDe L. McElveen Salisbury. NC Evangeline G. McHargue Kannapolis. NC Earl A. McMillon New London, NC Jeffrey Spencer Mason Hilton Head Island. SC JUNIORS 112 Andrew James Mathews Ft Valley, GA Edgar Sidney Matthews Jr. Lewisville. NC Kory Mark Miller Edmonds, WA Scott Frederick Mitchell Durham. NC Skip Morgan Salisbury. NC Cindy Jean Morris Plantation, FL We ndi Elisa Nelson Chevy Chase, MD Roger Mario Nix Mt Dora, FL Tracey Osborne Lexington. NC David J. Parker Hillsborough. NC William Robert Patriss Coram. NY JUNIORS 113 Elizabeth Carrington Poole Cleveland. NC Sandra Lee Proctor Manassas, VA Nancy Maria Prudente Greensboro. NC Lisa Lynn Queen Spencer. NC Julie Irene Ramseur Landis. NC Robin Ritchie Salisbury. NC Ronda Ritchie Salisbury. NC Frances Jean Robinson Greensboro. NC Edwin N. Rohrbaugh Salem. VA Melissa Ann Sagen Charlotte. NC Eriko Sato Salisbury. NC Terry Linn Seamon Salisbury. NC Robert Bell Sheffield Norwood, NC Franklin Todd Shook Lancaster. SC Julia Lynette Shuping Salisbury. NC 114 Mark E. Shuts Mr. Laurel. NJ Lisa Mane Simon Defray Beach, FL Marie Lucienne Simpson Lexington. NC Jerry Touton Sion Salisbury. NC Susan Ainslie Skinner Lumberton. NC Lyle H.Smith Kingsport, TN Tawana Smoot Mocksville, NC Timothy Scott Snider Salisbury, NC Greg Francis Stadther Lenoir. NC JUNIORS 115 Freda E. Stovall Athens. GA Kathleen M. Sugrue Jacksonville. FL Mark Allen Sweazie St. Pete. FL Timothy William Swicegood Lexington. NC Jeffrey Shahane Taylor Greensboro. NC Lauren Linn Taylor Rockwell. NC Mark William Teat Pmeville. NC Stella Marie VanBergen Slatesville. NC Marcielayne Webber Denver. PA Glenn D. Weidner Rockvllle. MD Denise Elizabeth Whitaker Salisbury. NC JUNIORS 116 ▼ A Tina L. Whittington Millers Creek. NC Kimberly Denise Wilson Lexington, NC Paula Yvette Wilson Landis. NC David Scott Wing Kensington, MD James H. Withee Madison, ME Cynthia Ann Wright Houston. TX Sandra Jean Wright Frederick, MD Robert Jordan Votaw Barnesville, GA Michael Allen Zimmerman Salisbury, NC JUNIORS 117 s o p H O M O R E S Officers: Ralph Shipley. President: Alan Farris. Treasurer: Sherry Sherrill. Secretary; Lori Kates, Vice-President. James B. Aldridge III Richmond, VA Laura Jane Anderson Goldsboro. NC Dawn Marie Anthony Thomasville, NC David K. Ard Rock Hill. SC G. Edwin Ashurst Roswell. GA MarkC. Bastian Pitman. NJ Jeffrey B. Bauer Moorestown. NJ Carl Eugene Beck Winston-Salem. NC SOPHOMORES 118 Byron Henderson Belser Chevy Chase, MD Lisa Annette Bost Faith, NC Lori Anne Bowen King. NC James Wesley Bradley Salisbury, NC Douglas Warren Brown North Wilkesboro, NC Gordon Van Cannon Brown Concord, NC Richard A. Brundage Tenafly. NJ Sherry Lynn Buckner Burnsville. NC Christopher Lynn Burgess Pittsboro, NC Kara Lynne Cadiz York. PA Arlis Ann Campbell Kannapolis, NC Jervetta Renee Campbell Baltimore MD Lydia A. Campbell York, PA Mark Alton Canady Winston-Salem. NC Robert W. Cardone Roseland, NJ Sandra J. Cates Roxboro. NC Michael John Cavanagh Boynton Beach, FL Robert EricCerami Biscayne Porte, FL Craig W.Conklin Marlton. NJ Margaret E. Cox Nilton Manors, FL SOPHOMORES 119 John Clark Current North Wilkesboro. NC Christina Anne Daugherty Matthews, NC Joey Reece Dillard Concord. NC Terry Keith Earnhardt Concord. NC Alan Linsy Farris Tenaliy. NJ Kellen L. Feike Bndgewater. NJ Jeffrey Lloyd Finkbiner Douglassville. PA Jacqueline Elizabeth Flanner Spnngfield. VA Stephen Paul Flood South Orange. NJ David Paul Folmer. Jr. Advance. NC William Edward Fowler Concord. NC Anita Ann Galliher Harmony. NC Edwin F. Gettis Delran. NJ Theresa Ruby Gray Salisbury. NC Lawrence Edward Greiner Leola. PA Shirley Lee Hall Salisbury. NC SOPHOMORES 120 Jeffrey Clark Hamley Martinsville, NJ David Lewis Harding Jacksonville. FL Ellen Kaye Hege Lexington, NC Doris Ann Hepler Advance, NC Ann Twist Herndon Salisbury. NC Gina Maria Hill Goldsboro, NC Kenny Hinegardner Manassas, VA Barry Glenn Hobbs China Grove, NC John Stephen Holleman Mocksville, NC Heather Lynn Howe Winchendon. MA Bruce Edwin Hudson Albemarle, NC Richard Anthony lonni Charlotte, NC Linda Gail Jackson Landis. NC Donna Marie Janney Pylesville. MD Patti Anne Jeu de Vine Ft Lauderdale. FL Martin Spencer Jones Norling, NC Lori Michelle Kates Lauderhill, FL Peter R. Kelly West Sayville. NY Cynthia Maria Kenlaw Washington, DC Anthony Hilton Kennedy Thomasville. NC SOPHOMORES 121 Richard Leon Ketner Concord. NC Paul Wayne Kimbrell bnwood. NC Cynthia J. Koch Statesville. NC Todd David Kymer Wharton. NJ Me lony Ann Lackey Boomer. NC Richard Smalley Landiss, III Yardley. PA Steve Craig Leach Pitman. NJ Maurice Reuben Leak Wingate. NC Marcy Elise Lefler Rockwell. NC Tamala Deane Leonard Lexington. NC Tracy Jane Lewis Selbyville. DE Cassandra Lee Lockert Salisbury. NC Terri Lombardo Miami. FL Jay Loughran Piney Creek. NC Henry Kenneth Love Biscoe. NC Hayley Dell Lowry Gastonia. NC Chris W. Loy Salisbury. NC Mark Vincent Lusby Pocomoke, MD Sherry Deneat McCurdy Thomasville. NC Susan Carol McRee Maiden. NC SOPHOMORES 122 ) Derrick Jerome Mackey Cherryville, NC 1 Sandi Maddox Winston-Salem, NC J Patricia B. Mayall Somers Point, NJ -A Diane Cecilia Mitchel Asheville. NC r Teddy Jefferson Morris Salisbury. NC Amelia Sherrell Murray Mebane, NC John E. Myers Charlotte. NC Philip M. Nappi Rocky Point, NY Scott Anthony Olson Dahlgren. VA Jacqueline Pearson Cleveland, NC Branson Andrew Pethel Salisbury. NC SOPHOMORES 123 Alison Gail Petrea Faith. NC Jeffrey Brent Poole Linwood. NC Maria Louise Proctor Manassas. VA David Dean Ray, Jr. Haw River. NC Steven Bryan Robb Cherry Hill, NJ Sallie Ann Roberts Bristol. CT Angela Dawn Rogers Lexington. NC Timothy Ray Ross Statesville. NC Randall Mark Sailor Pitman. NJ Paul K. Seropian Rockville. MD Timothy Scott Setzer Newton. NC James P. Shebest Leesburg. VA Sherry Rae Sherrill Newton. NC Patrick Shields Cherry Hill. NJ SOPHOMORES 124 Ralph Joseph Shipley. Jr. Pitman, NJ Sherri Anne Small New London. NC Ivan Leon Smith Cleveland, WC Keven Lanette Snider Salisbury, NC Sheila Kay Stadler Mebane. NC Stephanie Leigh Stawette Statesville. NC Jacquelin Kay Steele Denver, NC Gregory Ian Stewart Roseland, NJ Cecile Theresa Strudwick Jamaica William E. Swenson, Jr. St Petersburg. FL Keith Stafford Thompson Roanoke. VA Judy Ann Vliet Asbury. NJ Susan Walker Ephrata, PA Jeff Webb Dallas, NC Fred Baker White Thomasville, NC Marvine Ellis Wilhite Orange Park, FL Karl Joseph Wilmer Colonial Heights, VA Lois llene Wolf Silver Spnngs, MD David Russell Wooten Silver Springs, MD Carolyn M. Yoder Boulder, CO SOPHOMORES 125 F R E S H M E N Officers: Julie Schweig, Treasurer; Liz Hudson. Secretary; Elaine Sherry, Vice-President; Bridgett Poe, President. Valencia Ann Abbott Rutfin. NC Brian Eric Aiken Cherryville, NC Allyson Margaret Arnold Boca Raton. FL Charlotte Emma Mae Bailey Statesville. NC Susan Rebecca Ballard Kannapolis. NC Kim M. Barnette Denver. NC Melanie Jolin Beaver Statesville, NC Walter J. Benson Blackwood, NJ Ann L. Berryman Gastoma. NC Teresa Ann Blackwell Salisbury Bert Raymond Brewer Bear Creek. NC Timothy Scott Brewer Concord. NC FRESHMEN 126 Laura Leigh Brintle Mt. Air . NC David Randolph Brown High Point, NC Henry Nathaniel Brown Plymouth. NC John Paul Bryant Lexington. NC Tori Michele Burris Oakboro. NC Melinda Alice Burton Thomasville. NC Bonnie Elizabeth Caldwell Hendersonville. NC Robert Eugene Caldwell Mitchellville. MD Joan Mary Canavociol Bay Shore, NY Jeff E. Coulter Charlotte, NC Robert Keith Chalmers Stuart. PL Kelly Shannon Crisawn Burnsville. NC John Glenn Christie Seagrove, NC Holly Lynne Corcoran Gloucester, NJ Karen Charmayne Coffie Durham, NC James R. Cunningham Dover, NJ Dan Daily South Orange. NJ Scarlett Dawn Davis Salisbury. NC Tim Davis Rock Hill, sc Richard Lynn Dawson High Point. NC Nancy Lynn Dear Salisbury, NC Melody J. Dekle Reading, PA Kris Ann Delahunty Raleigh, NC Sharma Lolita Dulin Advance. NC FRESHMEN 127 Sandy Jo Dungan Warsaw, VA Ann Carol Edmond Concord. NC Larry Lee Eubanks, Jr. Lewisville. NC Tracey Anne Evrard MI. Sinai. NY Kenny Allen Fernandez Tampa. FL David Mark Ferrara Mt. Arlington. NJ Mark Cameron Fink Richmond. VA Wesley L. Fleming Rockville. MD Kimberly Anne Ford Leoma. NJ John William Forrest Norwood. NC Rhonda Lynne Franz Miami, FL Tracy Ann Frey Wilmington. DE John Thomas Gaines, Jr. Goldston. NC Gina Gentile Paulsboro. NJ Christopher Dodge Gibbs Franklin, NC Suzanne Lynn Gleasner Denver. NC Marcy Ann Granquist Palm City. FL Margaret Ann Grant Kinston, NC Patti Lyn Hall Gibbstown, NJ Jon Clark Hamley Martinsville. NJ Benjamin Ray Hamm Salisbury. NC Brad Jay Hamm Salisbury. NC Linda Fleet Hampton Richmond. VA Laura Ann Hanson Linville. NC FRESHMEN 128 Julie Ann Hedrick Lexington, NC Terry U. Heggins Salisbury, NC Robert Bruce Hickman Landis, NC Ditte L. Hofmeester Allemaar, Netherlands Greg S. Hoivik Virginia Beach, VA Jeffrey Earle Holt Bonlee, NC Fawn Hood Hope Mills, NC Chris Allen Houk Charlotte. NC Bill Hube Hollywood. FL Elizabeth Myers Hudson Richmond. VA Billie Jo Hunt Mooresville, NC Susan Frances Hunt Reidsville, NC ,,..11 FRESHMEN 129 Gregory Todd Huntley Concord. NC Donna Lynn Hurley Ft Washington. NC Beth E. Jackson Durham. NC Kelly Rae Jackson Clinton. MD Gregory Wayne Jones Ft. Myers. FL Tara Elizabeth Jones Reidsville. NC Robert M. Jordon Fayetteville, NC Kumi Kataoka Tokoyo, Japan Rebecca Louise Kepley Salisbury. NC Llamel Elizabeth Ketner Lexington. NC Maria Antoinette Killian Rowie. MD Barry Scott Kimbrell Inman. SC Kim Lenette Cornwell Greensboro. NC John Anthony Klubert Reidsville. NC David Rodney Latham Glade Valley. PA Russell E. Leitner Hendersonville. NC Teressa Belle Livengood Salisbury. NC Scott Combs Lloyd Ft. Lauderdale, FL FRESHMEN 130 Craig D. McCullough Winston-Salem. NC BerlinaYvette Lillington, NC Vera Anne McNeill Goldsboro. NC Kimberly Ann Mair Clemmons, NC Lynn Marie Mancin West Haven, CT Margaret Mary Marley Asheboro, NC Edward Keith Martin Red Springs, NC Anne Gardner Masten Charlotte. NC Judy Dianne Medford Kannapolis, NC Teri Valerie Michaels Charlotte, NC G reta Elizabeth Miller Clemmons, NC Mary Christy Miller Clinton, MD Pamela Adele Moehle Cocoa Beach. FL Richard William Moffit Salem, VA Elizabeth Anne Monello Centerpon, NY Patricia Leigh Moore Canton, NC Susan LaRae Moore Salisbury, NC Jamie Helen Morris Salisbury. NC Charles Myers Jamesvllle, NC Stacey Rae Ness Red Lion, PA David Lee Newton, Jr. Salisbury, NC Alice A. Nichols Miami. FL Jessica Hughes Orr Altoona. PA John Painter Cherry Hill. NJ FRESHMEN 131 Glenda Faye Parrish Winston-Salem, NC Crystal M. Patterson Salisbury. NC Ben Banks Peeler Jacksonville. FL J. Chris Petrakis Tampa. FL Loretta Petkevis Egg Harbor. NJ Bridgett Lee Poe Hume. VA William Lewis Puckett Madison. NC Larry D. Quick Ftaeford. NC John David Riddle Jamestown. NC Wanda Jill Ridenhour Salisbury. NC Laura Jane Riggs Jacksonville. FL Jeffrey O. Riley Lynchburg. VA Katherine Mary Robertson Marietta. GA James Joseph Robinson Heathsville. VA Elizabeth Ellen Rohrbaugh Salem. VA FRESHMEN 132 David Lee Roy Jacksonville, NC Bethany Lynn Russell Burlington, NC Robin Suzanne Sackett Miami, FL Kerry Lynn Scharf Goldsboro. NC William Samuel Schmidt Pennsauken, NJ Julie Ann Schweig Plantation, FL Elaine Shirey Lancaster, PA Peter A. Simons Miami, FL James Jeffrey Sipper Thomasville. NC Stephen Brad Skrip Atlanta. Ga Jane Patterson Sloan Defray Beach, FL Scott Slowey Tampa, FL Elaine Carol Smith Rockwell, NC Jennifer E. Smith Delrav Beach, FL Martina Denise Smith Rockwell, NC FRESHMEN 133 Richard Martin Smith Mt Airy. NC Sharon Denise Snuggs Norwood, NC Susan Ann Sowers Newton, NC Thomas Graham Speer Kernersville, NC Sylvia Airleen Stephens Aberdeen, NC Phillip Oster Stillman New Berlin. NY Martin Dodson Stone Mocksville. NC Wendy Marie Strang Somers Park, NJ Dewanna L. Thomas Morganton, NC Russell Brian Thompson Mooresville. NC Jonathon Dean Touchberry Lansdale. PA Quelly Elizabeth Turney Salisbury, NC Curtis Allen Vance Concord, NC Jasper Joost Vandersmagt Netherlands Elvira Maria VanDyk Chesapeake City. MD Elizabeth Joyce Waddell Salisbury, NC FRESHMEN 134 Mary Annette Wagner Cleveland. NC Richard Kenneth Wall Thomasville, NC Ken Alan Wazlavek Baltimore, MD Linda Mundy White Kannapolts. NC Cheryl Lynn Whiting Pocomoke City, MD Laura Marie Wiggins Wyomissing. PA Michael E. Williams Maiden, NC Dee Maria Williamson Davidson. NC Sabrina Louise Wilson Winston-Salem. NC Wendy Rebecca Wise Salisbury. NC Ann Margaret Wishon Concord. NC Sherry Lee Wood State Road, NC Laura Ann Wooten Winston-Salem, NC Susan V. Yarbrough Salisbury, NC Andrew G. Zimmerman Fairfax, VA Bill William Zolper Smyrna, NC FRESHMEN 135 CHEERLEADERS Front Row: Cheryl Henrickson, Tori Burris, Lisa Bost, Marcia Hoover, Captain; Angie Hill, Patti Hall, Gina Gentile, Simone Grant. Back row: Chris Allred, Larry Greiner, Edwin Hamlin, Martin Brown, Rick Ketner, Mike Cavanaugh. A 138 7 I -- - i 139 B A S E B A L L K • ■ ' ' - - •■■ -,-7 ,. %u ' . l ■ - .«.. £ 7 f  «... - P • « £ ■ First row: Rich Drake, Rick Izze, Mark Michael, Steve Flood, Charles Coiner. Second row: Coach Bob Bailey, Scott Robinson, Greg Sheetz, Dee Sellers, Ken Love, Scottie Vaughn, Rich Landis, Third row: Rick Cockman, Ken Mahnken, Ken Criss, Dave Folmar, Charles Beatty, Glenn Kallinich, Chris Burgess, Terry Radford, Mike Stewart 7 ., ft SK -fW-« ' ■ $ . ■• ' f am ,. ' - ' ' T Rich Drake Captains: Greg Sheetz, Terry Radford, Rick Izze 140 Alone on a pile of clay he awaits a sign. His nimble fingers explore the hard white ball. He chews, spits! Talking hand from muzzled munchkin. Wind-up, Un-coil, DIP! CURVE! Violent attack of aluminum. And rest in swollen glove. Rick Izze Coach Bob Bailey ■ ' ■ ■■ ■ Bat girls: Kerry Schwartz, Diane Beck, Marcia Hoover, Angie Hill, Julie Honeycutt, Janet Palacio, Kim Vinoski. 141 T. Radford % S. Robinson G. Sheetz 142 T. Radford K. Criss -%5 ' ityBank D. Folmar K. Mahnken 143 Bank iNQfrjl XiJ Greg Sheetz Rick Cockman 144 Mark Michael Greg Sheetz Rich Drake 145 1982 SOFTBALL Row 1 : Cindy Gormley, Iris Sloan. Brenda Dietrich. Row 2: Teresa Locklear. Sherry McCurdy. Karen Baker. Brenda Lane. Row 3: Cindy Koch, Emma Greene. Gayle McCray. Judy Chwalik. Teresa Kellam. Marion Greene. Rose Cox. Angie Crayton, Adrian Bass. Laverne DeJournette. Lori Anne Bowen. Coach Roslyn Hall 146 Angie Crayton f Coach Roslyn Hall ' 147 M. Green : G. McCray 148 -1 ■ 149 G. McCray Sherry McCurdy T. Kellam 150 151 WOMEN ' S TENNIS ' Wgfly   Sitting: Cindy Morris and Lisa Belton. Standing: Patti Jeu De Vine, Laura Butterworth and Margriet Bussemaker Lower lip with teeth. Moist palm on drooling grip. A swallow. A return. And another. Hair whips cheek. Skirt in wind. A swallow. A return And match. r — •• % 152 fiilii illli Laura Butterworth Patti Jeu De Vine ■ ! .-i . Lisa Belton 153 MEN ' S TENNIS Kneeling: Bill Graham, Reginald Keasler, Lee Bobo, Jeff Selland. Standing: Mark Teat, Marvin Wilhite, Craig Conklin, Joe Abernethy Mike Cutter Joe Abernethy 154 Reginald Keasler The dealer is hot! His cards are marked. He can play aduce. He can smell an ace. At the edge of steaming tar he stands. Arc of back. High on toes. Yellow ball flattens against shining web. Golden blur Over silk fence. Smoking fuzz meets a new force Opposite and equal. The battle of love begins. JeffSelland Mark Teat 155 FIELD HOCKEY HMHRBOTCL ' Hm Row 1 — Cindy Gormley, Jessica Orr. Tracy Frey. Sherrie Smith. YvetteGlee.Tracey Errard. Row 2 — Coach: Nan Whitley, Jill Waddell, Joan Canavaciol, Marcie Webber, Diane Beck, Marion Greene, Chris Griffith, Captains: Marcie Webber, Diane Beck 156 Scottish maids with wooden hooks. Hard white ball, fast off stick. Shifting strides. Confused steps. Quick rehearsal, then reversal. Always heads up. Always eyes forward. Always club ready for club adventure. T. Frey D. Beck 157 D. Beck 8, T. Frey 158 J. Canavaciol D. Beck 159 SOCCER First row: James Barfield. Rick Moffitt, Andrew Zimmerman, Paige Lane, Brad Walworth, Robyn Yost, Dave Hinkel, Kathy Goodwin, Alan Farris, Second row: Coach Hap Welty, David Roy, Glenn Cummings, Jasper Van Smaqt, George Corson, Jeff Mason, Sam Towne, Corwin Carmichael, Larry Greiner, John Pissara, Nick Costino 160 N. Costino • • • • m 1 V-N y IT V- . Jp W -fr Spinning checks from rapid foot With exhaust of green. What grace! Constant motion. Constant tension. Constant action. Raspberry thigh, Blue shin, and Pink forehead all together Create and destroy. 161 Captains: Paige Lane, Larry Greiner 162 , c : : . • JHv s wM ? ■ ■ ' ; 163 Captains: Larry Brown, John Coatta, Bill Ingram, Rick Royal First row: Danny Shutt, Calvin Hudgins, Pat Smith, Scott Schuler, Steve Kinney, Ricky Holt, Mark Hill, Steve Whitaker, Kevin Parks, John Coatta, Bill Ingram, Rick Royal, Larry Brown. Raymond Jones, John Marston, Tim Pless, Sam Lynch. Gary Dowell. Ron Arant, Ricky Cockman, and Hal Capps. Second row: Winslow McMoore, Steve Robb. Stokes Hairston, Jackie Hayes, James Childers. Phil Johnston, Todd Shook, Carl John- son, Ed Kinney. Steve Turley, Jeff Taylor, Earl McMillon, Todd Arm- strong, Mark Teat, David Wood, Wayne Jackson, Glenn Kallinich, Craig Johnson, David Ard, James Holmes. Monty MacLaughlan and Bobby Myers, Third row: Maurice Leak, Gordon Brown, Morton Jones, Jeff Har- ter, John Forrest, Gary Nakamoto. Mike Crenshaw, Tony Klubert, John Riddle, Greg West, Gene Ray. Carl Beck, Scott Olson, Steve Leach, Tim Setzer, Brent Poole, Jay Aldredge, Rich Landis, David Folmar, Jeff Walls, Greg Huntley, Tom Nunn and David Powell. Fourth row: Tom Thompson, Carmine Cassara, Ron Sparacino, Tom Cassidy, Bill Kube, Doug Rine, Kendall Carter, David Ferrara, Chris Monroe, Pat Tapka, John Painter, Barry Kimbrell. Jeff Coulter, Chris Petrakis, Tim Davis, Robert Brown, David Caldwell, David Brown, Craig Mathis, Marty Manning, David New- ton, Rich Dawson, David Lloyd, Ken Alston and Kevin Young Coaches: Kneeling: Dennis Miles, Rick Izze, Vic Robinson, Standing: Lou Manning, Bob Bailey, Steve Shaughnessy — head coach, Bill D ' Andrea Silent warriors stir and mumble behind cold walls. Their armor of iron all secure. Now, Nothing but nightmare images and impatient grunts. Finally, Battle! The clash of iron! The side way motion and nimble cut of hips in constant thought. The glorious sprint. The final steps. Spike! The release and sudden stop. Foot with velocity. Pit of oval brown spins between golden H. 165 fig Glenn Kallinich Larry Brown Larry Brown 166 mrr .« u .1 • i m t «c _ ♦ 9 Steve Robb jjf . Larry Brown Tim Setzer (left) and Scott Schuler 167 • Mark Hill 168 Steve Robb ■M Larry Brown (Left) Brent Poole 169 VOLLEYBALL First row: Coach Jodi Manning, Cindy Koch, Cindy Morris, Glenda Parrish, Teresa Kellam. Gwen Kanipe, Second row: Gayle McCray, Sherry Wood, Melody Dekle. Manager Ozell Cooper, Kelly Chrisawn, Charlotte Bailey Cindy Morris Gwen Kanipe and Glenda Parrish 170 Gayle McCray, Teresa Kellam Cindy Koch Invisible rainbows follow plastic balls In cautious flight. Then the square becomes a collection Of closed stripes. Astonished I gaze. I can ' t believe that spikes and sets Of red and orange. Spectrum saves of psychodelic dives The energy is in the cause The cause in the bent light. Glenda Parrish 171 MEN ' S BASKETBALL Charlie Myers, Manager, Art Rose, Bradd Eldridge, Dave Moe, John Redmond, Tim Harris, Maurice McDaniel, Bobby VanNoy, Mark Simpson, Cleveland McCrae, Ed Fowler, Andrew Matthews, Mike Cutter, Tim Overton. Statisticians: Kara Cadiz, Chris Griffith, Kimberlie Kroh Sweating skyscraper drop Suicidal basketball to ricochet suicide. Then a deja vu of death from a Bone spun web. Ball trapped in prison, a fingered cell. Bulging calf, bending knee, Violent lunge for the heavens. Feather flight for orange halo. Stretching elbow, flicking wrist, sonic boom Tickertape of glass, Zeus smiles. A thousand closing palms Sound a clap of thunder. 172 Coach Sam Moir B. Van Noy M. Simpson E. Fowler 173 M. McDaniel M. Cutter M. Simpson 174 E. Fowler M. McDaniel A. Rose 175 B. Van Noy E. Fowler 176 E. Fowler M. Simpson (Left). M. McDaniel (Right) 177 WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL Kneeling: Gwen Kanipe. Angie Crayton. Kim Nair, Laverne DeJournette. Tina Whittington. Sherry McCurdy, Second row: Manager — Lori Ann Bowen, Sandi Maddox. Charlotte Bailey. Rose Cox. Libby Beach, Teresa Kellam. Debbie Craddock. Sherry Buckner, Coach Harold Higgins The van rumbled across the highway, while inside nervous flutter of anticipation pounded against steamy windows. Hoopsters sitting in rows. In the back, a deluxe box of Kleenex. 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! This bus sure could use a dry bar or at least a water fountain. By the way Harold, have we told you lately that we love you? Captains: Teresa Kellam and Rose Cox 178 Sherry McCurdy Debbie Craddock (left), Laverne DeJoumette Teresa Kellam TinaWhittington 179 Tina Whittington Patty Moore Freda Stovali Sherry McCurdy 180 Angie Crayton Coach Harold Higgins Sherry Buckner 181 Patty Moore Rose Cox fcaf ' wiwSf u. Freda Stovall Freda Stovall 182 L Teresa Kellam (left), Rose Cox (right) Debbie Craddock 183 WRESTLING Coaches Jay Gerrish and Dutch Meyer, Steve Leach, Joe Trainor, Peter Simons, Manager Maria Proctor. Kneeling John Bolton, Pat Price, Greg Stewart, Shean Hare, Peter Kelly. Pretzel legs. Elastic backs ... etc — well, — Consider the plate: (the foam mat of combat) Consider the fork: (performing a guillotine on the hand of birth) Consider spaghetti: (an unpredictable foe.) Roll referee! Whistles to milk as Towels to napkins (through take downs and reversal) The meal over, Fork pinning noodle to porcelin. w Captain: Pat Price 184 JoeTrainor Pat Price JoeTrainor 185 Pat Price Joe Trainor Jeff Strang 186 Coach Frank Meyer and Jay Gerish Pat Price Mike Rodriguez 187 188 189 190 INTRAMURALS gk ' j s - ; 191 Bricks fall From their places In the walls and walk Fearlessly onto the battleground. The practice elapsed But not abandoned The steam of one brick Struggles to dissolve the other ' s formula. The winner marches gallantly Declaring his dorm The stronger fortress — And the loser Fades again into his walls To gain strength for Next Time. 192 m INTRAMURALS Intramural coordinators; Dan Hill, Cindy Gormley, Greg Stadler 193 WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL MEN ' S BASKETBALL CAT 54 59 65 83 94 62 50 50 65 60 86 63 80 61 55 80 65 84 62 90 73 65 Wingate St. Andrews Pembroke Mars Hill Atl Christian Lenoir-Rhyne Elon High Point Pembroke Pfeiffer Gardner-Webb Mars Hill Guilford Elon Atl Christian Pfeiffer High Point Gardner-Webb Guilford Davidson Davidson Wingate WOMEN ' S TENNIS CAT Guilford Gardner-Webb Pfeiffer High Point UNC-Greensboro Atl Christian Elon Pembroke Western Carolina CAT 43 17 60 10 WRESTLING Furman Rutgers-Camden Keane College (FORF) Campbell OPP CAT 86 118 44 90 80 131 74 104 95 107 61 82 91 115 51 88 79 82 69 75 73 93 72 101 79 97 63 87 50 88 62 99 52 96 76 92 83 61 79 92 62 90 79 78 102 109 94 100 102 OPP 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 CAT 9 Atl Christian Wingate Ald-Broaddus Pfeiffer JC Smith W-Salem State Greensboro Methodist Norfolk State Virginia Union Gardner-Webb Elon High Point Pembroke Pfeiffer Lenoir-Rhyne Guilford Elon Pembroke Pfeiffer High Point Gardner-Webb Lenoir-Rhyne Atl Christian Wingate Belmont Abbey Guilford MEN ' S TENNIS 9 9 CAT 9 Barber Scotia Greensboro 2 High Point 7 Otterbien Belmont Abbey 5 Lenoir-Rhyne Elon Livingstone OPP 1 East Carolina 8 High Point 33 36 5 Lenoir-Rhyne OPP 105 74 119 87 90 100 80 66 80 78 72 72 79 86 79 78 86 79 60 92 71 97 80 82 82 87 91 OPP 9 7 2 9 4 9 9 8 9 4 194 BASEBALL SOFTBALL VOLLEYBALL CAT OPP CAT OPP CAT OPP 7 Clarion State 3 14 St. Augustine 2 lost Guilford 12 Clarion State 4 2 St. Augustine 1 lost UNC-Charlotte 13 Maine-PI 1 Wingate 4 lost Lenoir-Rhyne 5 Maine-PI 1 11 Wingate 8 lost Gardner-Webb 4 Wingate 8 11 Guilford lost USC-Spartanburg 7 Fairmont State 9 9 Guilford 2 won Pembroke Appalachian 4 10 W-Salem State 33 lost MarsHill H.Pt. 2 Appalachian 8 6 W-Salem State 9 lost UNC-Ash Wingate 6 Wake Forest 16 Pfeiffer 10 lost St. Andrews 8 N.C. A T 11 Pfeiffer 19 won Elon 5 N.C. A T 4 9 Pembroke 21 lost Gardner-Webb 1 Pembroke 5 16 Pembroke 7 lost Mars Hill 9 Guilford 10 1 Elon 11 lost Guilford 6 East Carolina 9 5 Elon 13 lost Atl Christian 27 Atl Christian 9 lost UNC-Wilmington 11 Pembroke 12 lost UNC-Asheville 2 Pembroke 7 lost Pembroke 5 Davidson (10) 4 lost Wingate 4 Wake Forest 17 lost N.C. A T 3 N.C. A T 4 won Fayetteville State 2 N.C. A T 6 lost UNC-Greensboro 7 Duke 5 lost Greensboro College 8 High Point 15 won Belmont Abbey 16 Davidson 9 lost UNC-Asheville 2 Guilford 6 won Pembroke 6 Pfeiffer 7 lost High Point 10 Eton 12 lost Meredith 2 Elon 9 8 Wingate 14 2 High Point 5 7 Gardner-Webb 8 8 Gardner-Webb 5 1 Lenoir-Rhyne 3 6 Lenoir-Rhyne 5 SOCCER FIELD HOCKEY CAT OPP 2 Wake Forest 1 5 Univ of the South 4 2 2 Bridgewater College Appalachian Davidson 1 3 3 Duke 4 2 High Point High Point Converse College Pfeiffer 4 1 7 1 Appalachian (OT) 2 CAT OPP Guilford 6 N.C. Wesleyan Atl Christian 2 11 4 Francis Marion 2 Coker 8 3 4 High Point Longwood Wingate Barber Scotia 4 6 1 5 1 Belmont Abbey UNC-Greensboro 4 14 UNC-Asheville 6 Pfeiffer 5 1 Pembroke 2 1 1 Wingate Elon 2 3 Methodist 2 2 St. Andrews 3 FOOTBALL CAT OPP 17 Mars Hill 21 14 Newberry 22 13 Slippery Rock 17 10 Carson-Newman 14 21 Presbyterian 23 31 Gardner-Webb 38 22 Elon 29 10 G. Southern 7 11 Guilford 10 12 Davidson 13 28 Lenoir-Rhyne 32 195 H m m ORGANIZATIONS MISS CATAWBA — JILL FINK Dean ' s List Presidential Honor Roll Alpha Chi Phi Epsilon — Secretary Treasurer Who ' s Who Co-Editor — Sayakini Senior Class Secretary Media Board Student Education Association, President Homecoming Court May Day Court 198 MR. CATAWBA — BRENT MARTIN Varsity Football Resident Assistant SR House Council Phi Epsilon Alpha Chi — President Jack Kelly Award Who ' s Who 199 WHO ' S WHO IN Teresa Kellam, Jean Basham, Fredericka Anderson Kimberlie Kroh, Kim Cropper 200 AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES Simple strides. Ordinary Silhouettes. Casual appearances. You ' ve seen them! And you don ' t even know it. Have they eaten a special apple; One that escaped the eyes of both the serpent and Eve? These commoners found the fruit, Consumed, And grew within. Their spirit and being blossomed into Recognition. As it thus recorded. Brent Martin, Julie Ramseur, Joe Abernethy Jill Fink, Elizabeth Weant, Bev Price Paul Quinn, Chris Ervin, Skip Morgan 201 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION First row: Kim Vazzana, Amy Kilbourne. Jennifer Wilhelm, Kim Cropper, Lynn Shuping, Julie Ramseur, Cathy Boon, Second row: Robbie Sheffield, Edwin Rohrbaugh, Ralph Shipley, Dr. Kaniss, Dave Fawcett, Chris Ervin, Paul Quinn The academic year has passed and is now history. To those who have served so well, fond memories shall prevail. Though the hours were long and the tasks often tedious, the students of Catawba were our concern, because the students were the Association. There is no greater reward than knowing you have done your best in so little time. Those whose photographs you see on these pages served as liasons between the student body and the faculty of Catawba, not only in their elected capacity, but to improve and enrich faculty relationships, traditions and pride in Catawba. Look to the future, there lies the challenge. Look not to the past, but rather move forward with each passing day and do not be afraid to ask about that you do not understand. Best wishes and good luck to the future SGA ' s. 202 1 Paul Quinn — SGA President Chris Ervin — Treasurer, Kim Vazzana - Vice-President, Kara Cadiz — Secretary Class Presidents — Julie Ramseur, Ralph Shipley, Jennifer Senators — Sitting: Sandy Wilson and Cathy Boon. Standing: Amy Kilbourne and Robbie Sheffield Wilhelm First row: Dave Fawcett — Chief Hearing Board Officer, Edwin Rohrbaugh — CUB Director, Charles Beatty — Men ' s Residence Council. Second row: Steve Shuping — Day Students Representative, Lynn Shuping — ICC President, Kim Cropper — Women ' s Government Association on President. 203 SPEECH CLUB Shari Marshall, Chris Griffith. Kim Cropper, Brian Church and sitting. Dr. Janet Home The Speech Club is a newly formed organization for anyone interested in public speaking. Shari Marshall served as president of the club with Dr. Janet Home acting as advisor. Shari Marshall — President 204 STUDENT COURT Dave Fawceft — Chief Hearing Officer Julia Grimes — Attorney General Sitting: Susan Walker, Dave Fawcett, Julia Grimes, Skip Morgan. Standing: Jeff Hamley, Jeff Strang, Jim Cunningham 205 WOMEN ' S GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Front row: Cathy Shue, Kelly Delahunty, Wendi Nelson, Kim Cropper. Beth Rohrbaugh, Julie Ramseur, Susanna Burleson, Lisa Sheppard, Paula Wilson, Back row: Doris Coates, Marcie Webber, Diane Beck, Sue Holtzapple, Elizabeth Hartzler, Marsha Kirk, Annette Timberlake, Karen Cuffie and Gloria Shinn The Women ' s Government Association is an organization designed to serve the women of Catawba, both the on and off-campus females. The organization attempts to bring unity among women and to provide activities in the interest of these women. During the year, WGA sponsored the Little Big-Sister Program; sold corsages for Parents Weekend; made a Smurf Homecoming float; sponsored free movies for the girls, and held a Ladies Lock-Up Night in the gym. Throughout the year WGA comforted girls that were sick, hospitalized, or had a loss of a loved one, with a gift. The WGA council consists of the dorm presidents, dorm RA ' s, day student representative, head residents, three committee chairmen and the executive council. The advisor for the 1 982-83 WGA was Kathy Shue and Kim Cropper was president. Officers: Kim Cropper — President, Kelly Delahunty - Treasurer, Diane Beck — Secretary -Vice-President, Annette Timberlake - 206 MEN ' S RESIDENCE COUNCIL The Men ' s Residence Council is the force behind all men on campus. The purpose of the council is to ac- tively promote organization, leadership, and brother- hood among the men on campus. The MRC, which includes the presidents of each dorm and the Men ' s Representative, has this year for the first time devel- oped individual active house councils in each men ' s dorm. Mr. Hap Welty serves as the advisor, helping the council strive to actively represent all men on campus. Dorm Presidents: Edwin Rohrbaugh, Pat Price, John Marston, Charlie Beatty. Brent Martin, Sam Towne, John Powell. Seated: Edwin Rohrbaugh, Pat Price, John Marston, Charlie Beatty, Brent Martin, Sam Towne, John Powell. Standing: Harvey Corriher, Chris Burgess, John Myers, Martin Huguley, Mark Hill, Dan Hill, Doug Northcutt, Craig Bergman. 207 HOUSE COUNCILS Woodson: (sitting) Amy Kilbourne, Sherry Sherrill, Pam LeBlanc. (second row) Jean Basham, Elizabeth Hartzler, Mrs. Shinn, Lois Wolfe, Molly Long. North: (front) Linda Krai, Terri Pepper, Sandra Kates, (middle row) Terri Lombardo, Kelly Delahunty, Marcie Webber, Melissa Sagen, Doris Coates. (back row) Wendi Nelson, Kelly Feike, Beth Rohrbaugh. Zartman Zoo: Kelly McKinley, Linda Bowers, Julie Ramseur, Gloria Gines, Chris Griffith, Marsha Kirk, Chris Elkins. 208 FRESHMEN COORDINATORS XT Front row: Janet Palacio, Edwin Rohrbaugh, Brian Church, Dave Parker, Angie Hill, Lori Kates, Kim Kroh, Lydia Campbell. Teresa Kellam, Kara Cadiz, Haley Lowrey, Fredericka Anderson, Second row: Vanessa Leak, Arlis Campbell, Julie Ramseur. Martin Brown, Jean Basham. Lynn Shuping. Kathy Boardman. Elaine Dulin, Lisa Queen, Eileen Weinman, Third row: Sherry Buckner, Debbie Craddock, Skip Morgan, Alan Carrick, Glenn Weidner, Cal Cary, Marsha Kirk. Chris Ervin R.A. ' s R.A. ' s: First row: Dave Fawcett. Fredericka Anderson. Elizabeth Hartzler, Marsha Kirk. Joan Meehan, Brent Martin. Second row: John Marston, Bill Ingram. Charlie Beatty. Greg Stadther, Mark Hill Janet Palacio and Fredericka Anderson — Head Freshmen Coordinators 209 MEDIA BOARD Bob Weidner, Laura Butterworth. Jill Fink. Bev Price, Paul Dziomba. Paul Qumn (seated). Cal Cary. Bob Ridenhour. Jennifer Wilhelm Perhaps you ' ve heard of the Media Board; the PIONEER, WNDN, SAYAKINI, ARROWHEAD! But, what happened to the Bad Apple? The Bad Apple has quietly slipped into the annals of history. The editors or the Bad Apple decided to add a little spice to the literary world and felt a change was in order — thus, the ARROWHEAD was born. Job well done Laura. Jill and Bev, I just don ' t know what Catawba will do without your smiling faces to brighten the pages of the SAYAKINI. (You too Howard.) Cal, you and the staff have been superb! Thanks for the hard work. Who could forget the Big B and Paul of WNDN. Keep plugging at funky vibes. Last, but not least, the advisors! It cannot be said enough — thanks for your time and assistance in making the Media Board function properly. Good luck and best wishes to all! 210 SAYAKINI First row: Bill Swenson, Sharon Snuggs, Bev Price, Dee Williamson, Chris Elkins. Kimberlie Kroh, Angie Hill Sugure, Jill Fink, Kelly Jackson, Ralph Shipley, Chris Gardner, Elizabeth Weant Howard Simmons, Second row: Kathleen Falling ceiling. Moving walls. A desk at the center of a shrinking room. On the desk a photo of smiling faces. A pencil, blunt and gnawed, lay cross blurred scribbles. F and S cubes propped against ancient printer of ribbon and steel. At one corner of the desk an eraser, perfect circle of re-read rubber. At the other corner, a stapler. Collecter of polished scrapbook. A lamp sits in center, its light fills spaces between. The room falls smaller. Finally, the desk if crushed. The pressure of walls is great. The plaster departs A book stands, smoking. Howard Simmons — Head Photographer 211 Jill Fink — Co-Editor Kimberlie Kroh and Janet Palacio — Associate Editors Bev Price — Co-Editor 212 Chris Gardner — Ads Manager Kathleen Sugrue and Bill Swenson — Photographers John Nalesnik — Photographer 213 THE ARROWHEAD (sitting) Sharon Snuggs. DeeDee Williams. Kelly Jackson, (standing) Arlis Campbell. Laura Butterworth. Christie Miller. Brad Hamm. Tony Bosch. THE ROBIN In the winter Where is the spring? Tucked in some fragile corner. Ready to break out and escape When hearing the first sweet sounds of the robin. Donna Janney As the college literary magazine. The Arrowhead provides stu- dents with an opportunity to publish their creative works. One of its primary goals is the promoting of the liberal arts on campus. Any- one interested and having some background in literature is eligible for membership on the staff. Students, faculty, and staff are wel- come to submit poetry, prose, art. and photography for publication. This year, the name has been changed from Bad Apple to The Arrowhead: Catawba ' s Point of Expression which presents the optimistic feelings that go with the magazine and the school. 214 Dreams Shimmering, Shimmering, But quietly. Sparkling and quiet — Hushing ocean waves ease onto the sandy shore. Perfect day for hand in hand in heart romance. Silver wings sweep pockets of clouds and dip and stop on land ... a little clumsily, But one gull is smooth, and sure, and perfect . . . Except for one leg, forgotten under the feathers. End of a shark ' s midsummer meal? Or did births awakening find the nightmare real? The gull-proud eye gives no clue — Hops to a perfect flurry of feathers To flight High and far and free. The perfect arrogance of faith Impresses our words and minds today . . . Our dreams, tomorrow. Arlis Campbell Laura Butterworth UNTITLED Sherry Sherril 215 THE PIONEER The Pioneer is the official newspaper of Catawba College. It is published every three weeks and is circulated among students, faculty, staff and subscribers. Although faced with a tremendous deficit, the paper enjoyed a successful year and attempted to uphold the aims of professionalism and respectibility. The editor this year was Cal Cary. and advisor was Dr. Jayme Kaniss. Cathy Boon and James Withee. Co-Associate Editors 216 i V Jim Shebest, Photography Editor Jennifer Wilhelm, Business Manager Front Row: Cal Cary, Jennifer Wilhelm, Cathy Boon. Susan Bacon, Julia Grimes, Marsha Kirk, Lauren Taylor, Joan Meehan. Marilee Powell, Nikki Atkins, and Howard Simmon, Second Row: James Withee, Glenn Weidner, Jim Shebest, Evan Ferrar, Bradd Hamm, Ben Hamm, Laura Butterworth, Doug Northcutt, Danny Dubree 217 WNDN Kneeling: Managers Paul Dizomba and Bernard Cheeks. Front row: Evan Farrar. Darlene Jones. Robin Ashe. Brian Church. Bill Schmidt. Keith Johnson. Craig McCullogh. Back row: Laura Butterworth. John Christie. Phil Stillman. Benji Hamm. Brad Hamm. Steve Gentlecore. Doug Brown All forms of music found their way into the stereos of Catawba ' s students and Salisbury citizens from WNDN ' s staff. Benji Hamm was Religious Director with Robin Ashe serving as News Director. Sports was headed by Evan Farrar and Doug Brown was Music Director for Top 40 Rock. Bill Schmidt served as meteorologist. The Earwitness News team consisted of Bill Fashion Plate ' ' Schmidt. Evan Farrar. Robin Ashe and Paul Dizomba. Bernard Big B Cheeks and Paul Dizomba served as WNDN Station Managers and advisor was Dr. Gerald Honaker. Paul P. Dizomba — General Manager and Chief Technician 218 Bernard Cheeks — Station Manager Larry Ice Man Quick 219 The Mobile Disc Jockeys: Craig McCullough, Keith Johnson, Bernard Cheeks, and Larry Quick. Bill Schmidt — Fashion Plate Darlene Jones 220 CHPER-ACADEMY Kneeling: Jirn Bradley, First row: Dr. Meyer, Kim Nair, Jill Waddell, Terri Pepper, Lori Anne Bowen, Sue Holtzapple, Larry Brown. Angela Coulter, Dee Beck, Second row: Jodi Manning. Peter Simons. Craig Johnson, Bill Patriss, Bill Ingram. Jimmy Holmes, and Dr. Whitley 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. Officers: Jim Bradley — President: Lori Anne Bowen — Vice-President; Sue Holtzapple — Secretary Treasurer 221 WOMEN ' S ATHLETIC AND RECREATION ASSOCIATION Dr. Pat Whitley, Advisor; Jodi Manning, Advisor; Charlotte Bailey, Kim Mair, Angie Crayton, Lori Ann Bowen, Tina Whittington, Rose Cox, Terri Pepper, Diane Beck, Chris Griffith, Jaybird. The Women ' s Athletic Recreation As- sociation attempts to promote physical ef- ficiency and to develop good sports- manship among the students of Catawba by fostering an interest in sports. The WARA sponsors an intramural program of dual, individual, and team sports. All Ca- tawba women are members of our organi- zation, however, not all are active members. Front: Angie Crayton, Vice-President; Chris Griffith, President. Back: Lori Ann Bowen, Publicity Manager; Rose Cox, Publicity Manager; Diane Beck, Secretary Treasurer. 222 WANTU-WANZURI The Wantu-Wanzuri is a student organization designed to enhance the minority perspective and to establish a better rapport between minority and non-minority students, as well as 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. Officers: Ann Abbott — Reporter; Blanche Jamison — Treasurer; Francis Ama Sebo - Vice-President; Vanessa Leak — President; Sherrell Murray — Secretary. k First Row — Darlene Jones. Maria Killian. KimCornwell, YvetteMcDougall. Blanche Jamison. Francis Ama Sebo, Beth Jackson. Second Row — Fredericka Anderson, Linda Hampton, Paula Wilson, Sherrell Murray, Vanessa Leak. Ann Abbot, Bernard Cheeks. 223 COMMERCE CLUB The Commerce Club is a club for Commerce Majors and Minors; this includes majors in business administration, accounting and economics. This year the club has spon- sored a $100 raffle dinner meeting with prominent busi- ness professionals. Also during the second semester the Commerce Club works with the CPP office in setting up business tours for the members of the club. Kim Alexander, Secretary; Jean Basham, President; Cal Carey, Treasurer; Kimberlie Kroh, Vice-President. Row 1 : Jean Basham, Kimberlie Kroh, Cal Carey, Kim Alexander. Row 2: Blanche Jamison, Lisa Sheppard. Julie Schweig, Lydia Campbell, Sherrell Murray, Roy Derting. Row 3: Lisa Queen, Kathleen Sugrue, Robin Wargo, Jill Ridenhour, Nikki Atkins, Tracey Lewis, Molly Long, Martin Huguley. Row 4: Howard Simmons, Marcie Webber, Rusty Jones, Melanie Kiser, Ed Hamlin, Carolyn Yoder, Jeff Strang. Lynn Shuping, Martin Brown, Allen Frantz. 224 SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club gives all students with an interest in the sciences an opportunity to explore interesting facets through guest speakers, field trips, and research projects on a statewide basis. This year, under the supervision of Dr. Michael Baranski, the officers are: Cindy Clark, David Fawcett, Fredericka Anderson, Libby Beach. Officers: Cindy Clark — President; David Fawcett — Vice-President; Libby Beach — Treasurer; Fredericka Anderson — Secretary Karen Wagoner, Cindy Clark, Skip Morgan, Bob Ridenhour, David Fawcett, Fredericka Anderson, Libby Beach 225 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 feeling among political science and public administration majors, and 3) to develop rapport between faculty and students. Andy Putzel. Shari Marshall. Bill Graham, Kim Vazzana. Bill Zolper, Dr. Kaniss, Glenn Weidner Officers: Andy Putzel — Treasurer and Bill Graham — President 226 SOCIAL WORK CLUB The social work club, a service organiza- tion, coordinates activities with area social agencies and nearby colleges through work- shops and seminars. With the recent accredi- tation of the social work department, members of the club are now eligible to join the national professional organization for so- cial workers — the NASW. Club advisors are Miss Sherry Free and Mr. Robert Hartsell. Rose Cox — Publicity Chairperson, Yvonne Nix - President, Teresa Kellam — Sec Treas. (first row) Francis Cebo, Teresa Kellam. (second row) Amy Padgett, Cindy Hall, Jennifer Wilhelm, Sherry Free — advisor, (back row) Kenneth Sell — advisor, Yvonne Nix. Earl McMillan, Gma Hill, Rose Cox, Cynthia Kenlaw, Monica Meadows. 227 ALPHA CHI First row: Jill Fink, Patti Gray, Jackie Cross, Cathy Boone, Kim Vinoski, Lisa Queen, Julie Ramsuer. Second row: Ben Banks, Edwina Gray, Kimberlie Kroh, Julia Grimes. Cindy Clark, Brent Martin. Third row: Sandy Wilson, Janet Palacio, Rhonda Ritchie, Robin Ritchie, Allen Carrick, Elizabeth Weant, Artie Watson, Dr. Sell, Advisor. It is quite a privilege to be in- ducted 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 GPA of 3.7 or higher, 2) be a Senior with a GPA 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 scholarly life of Catawba ' s students and the college community. Alpha Chi members chose Brent Martin to serve as president for the 1982- 1983 year, and advisors are Dr. Kenneth Sell, Dr. Bethany Sin- nott, and Dr. Michael Baranski. Officers: First row: Sandy Wilson, Vice-President: Cindy Clark, Tresurer. Second row: Elizabeth Weant, Secre- tary; Brent Martin, President. 228 PHI EPSILON First row: Alan Carrick, Paul Quinn, Cal Cary, Sandy Wilson, Edwin Rohrbaugh, Steve Turley, Dr. Sinnott, Second row: Julia Grimes, Chris Elkins. Ginger Stodard, Teresa Brady, Sandra Bennett, Cathy Boon, Bev Price, Julie Ramseur. Third row: Teresa Kellam. Linda Kesler, Kim Cropper, Elizabeth Weant, Jill Fink, Janet Palacio, Brent Martin One of two honor societies on campus, Phi Epsilon honors students who have shown outstanding scholastic achievement, character, leadership, and service to Catawba College. The honor society has 30 junior and senior students in its membership. The club was formed to unite the outstanding members of the student body as members of a single group whose purpose is to promote scholarly and cultural activities on campus. Officers of the club are: Sandy L. Wilson — President, Cal Cary — Vice-President, Alan Carrick — Secretary-Treasurer and Julia Grimes and Ginger Stodard — Social Chairmen. 229 PSYCHOLOGY CLUB First row: Robin Ritchie, Dave Parker, Ronda Ritchie, Stella Van Bergen, Tammy Chadwick, Second row: Derek Ramsey, Angie Hill, Kim Alexander, Janet Peeler, Ginger Stodard, Jean Brown, Ann Bobo, Dallas St. Mary, Dr. Roberts, Kimberly Vinoski, Laura Anderson, Howard Esquirol, Kim Charrot, Larry Campbell 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: Ronda Ritchie — Secretary Treasurer; Ginger Stodard — Presi- dent; Dave Parker — Vice-President 230 PSI CHI 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. Many thanks to Dr. Maynard Rich for his time, support and encouragement as advisor to Psi Chi. Officers: Joe Crowther — Treasurer; Kim Vinoski — Vice-President; Dave Parker — President; Kim Alexander — Secretary Robin Ritchie. Joe Crowther, Ginger Stodard, Kim Vinoski, Dave Parker, Ronda Ritchie, Janet C. Peeler, Angie Hill, Larry Campbell, Kim Alexander. 231 STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION First Row — Elaine Watt, Chris Elkins, Carol Joyce, Elizabeth Weant, Kim Mason, Lydia Campbell. Second Row — Ellen Gibson, Teresa Weddington, Emilia Johnson, Renae Jones. Third Row— Jill Fink, Elizabeth Hooks, Janet Palacio, Julie Cranford, Jackie Cross. The purpose of the Student Education Association (SEA) is to keep students informed about issues and trends in the field of education through meetings, guest speakers, and newsletters: SEA is affiliated with the Student National Education Association and the Student North Carolina Association of Educators (NCAE) which promotes cooperation between future teacher chapters and student education associations. Teresa Weddington is the president this year and Dr. Shirley Ritchie and Dr. Sophie Fischel are advisors. Officers: Kneeling — John Bolton — Treasurer; Teresa Weddington — President. Standing: Elizabeth Weant — First Vice-President; Renae Jones — Second Vice- President; Arlis Campbell — Secretary. 232 DAY STUDENT COUNCIL Sitting: Bob Ridenhour. Jim Carmichael, Steve Shuping. Standing: Dr. Jayme Kaniss, Ann Herndon, Anne Cooper, Anita Galliher. 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 inno- vative projects relating to the Day Student ' s interests. 233 STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION The Student Christian Association consists of students and faculty members of various races and creeds united by a common loyalty to Jesus Christ. In the fellowship of the Christian Church, they seek to understand the will of God through worship, study and action. Officers of the SCA are Laura Anderson and Lynn Shuping. OFFICERS: Laura Anderson and Lynn Shuping Kim Charrott, Lynn Shuping, Laura Anderson, Nikki Atkins, Sally Roberts 234 INTERCLUB COUNCIL The InterClub Council is the branch of the SGA which deals with student organizations. The council ' s main responsibility is the coordination and publication of activities of all clubs chartered through the SGA. The ICC is also in charge of the monthly campus calendar and reviewing club constitutions. Additional activities for the year included a shuttlebus to the Homecoming dance, fund raising seminars, and a Salvation Army canned food drive at Christmas. Events planned for the second semester are activities for May Day and Springfest. The ICC director is Lynn Shuping. Front row: Ginger Stodard, Laura Butterworth, Marsha Kirk, Kathy Boardman, Second row: Fredericka Anderson, Julie Ramseur, Jean Basham, Vanessa Leak, Lynn Shuping, Third row: Edwin Rohrbaugh, Glenn Weidner, Jim Bradley, Yvonne Nix Constitution Committee: Jim Bradley, Glenn Weidner, Laura Butterworth, Lynn Shuping Calendar Committee: Jean Basham, Lynn Shuping, Laura Butterworth 235 COLLEGE UNION BOARD The College Union Board is that organization which brings you, the student body, various activities and entertainment. The C.U.B. maintains a number of various student opportunities including dances, Tee Pee Lounge, movies, speakers, the Homecoming Dance, Springfest, and assist on the Inaugural Ball. This year Edwin Rohrbaugh served as the director with Mr. Hap Welty as the advisor, and a group of very dedicated co-workers. First row: Kim Cropper, Cathy Boon, Lauren Taylor, Marcie Webber, Wendi Nelson, Second row: Robbie Sheffield, Lois Wolf, Loretta Petkevis, Skip Morgan, Third row: Edwin Rohrbaugh, Chris Burgess, Martin Brown, Bill Swenson C.U.B. Advisor — Hap Welty C.U.B. Director — Edwin Rohrbaugh 236 Lois Wolf — Ideas and Issues — m Kim Cropper — Tee Pee Business Manager Robbie Sheffield, Wendi Nelson, and Martin Brown — Dance Concert Commit- tee 237 Chris Burgess — Video Committee Lauren Taylor and Cathy Boon — Homecoming Committee Loretta Petkevis — Entertainment Chairperson — Tee Pee Lounge 238 P - vl L N 1 ■■r a } tiA l 1U ud Si! t L . Bill Swenson — Technical Committee Marcie Webber — Recreation Committee Skip Morgan — Publicity Committee Tee Pee Lounge 239 NCSL Traini ng leaders of tomorrow, while promoting innovation today. Governor James B. Hunt, Jr. The North Carolina Student Legislature (NCSL) is a congress of colleges and students joined together to promote awareness of the world around them. The NCSL serves two fundamental purposes. First, through actual participation in a model General Assembly, it provides students with a close-up, practical education in the political and legislative processes. Secondly, NCSL affords students a statewide forum for expressing their ideas and opinions on current issues to both state and national leaders. The NCSL is the oldest and most active student legislature in the country and more than 40% of NCSL ' s legislative ideas have been written into law. Kneeling: Bill Fink, Bill Swenson, Glenn Weidner, Second row: Dr. Kaniss, Paula Suttle, Ditte Hofmeester, Lynn Shuping, Anne McNeil, Third row: Paul Quinn, Dr. Hales, Terri Lombardo, Skip Kraft, Shari Marshall, Bill Graham 240 GOSPEL CHOIR Members: Beth Jackson, Sandra Cates, Jervetta Campbell, Gina Hill, Karen Cuffie, Teresa Kellam, Cynthia Kenlaw, Maria Killian, Elaine Dulin, Blanche Jamison, Fredericks Anderson, Bernard Cheeks, Carether Clark, Kim Cornwell. Shirlene Coward, Ann Edmond, Linda Hampton, Timothy Harris, Darlene Jones, Vanessa Leak, Anita McCray, Yvette McDougald. Sandra Parker, Larry Quick, Francis Sebo, Lisa Sheppard, William Smith, Walter James, Annette Timberlake, Lisa Wright, Dwanna Thomas, Paula Wilson, Terry Heggins f-8JFi The Gospel Choir is an organization that promotes spiritual uplift through songs, praises, and fellowships. Membership is open to any student who has an interest and the ability to sing gospel music. Officers: Sandra Cates — Secretary: Blanche Jamison ■ tor: Annette Timberlake — Publicity Agent President; Walter James — Direc- 241 BAND Front row: Linda Jones, Linda Bowers, Kerry Scharf, Yvonne Nix, Anne McNeil, Second row: Dr. Meyer, Thomas Lovette, Brian Church, Maurice Scott The Catawba College band is really two organizations in one. The student members play in a pep band for nearly all home football games and basketball games. 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. Director: Dr. Douglas Meyer 242 243 CHOIR Director: Mr. Jeffrey Hal Jimison The Catawba choir, under the direction of Mr. Jimison, participates in many college and community events, such as campus chapel services and local concerts. Membership in this musical organization of obtained by audition. First row: Petal Strudwick, Lauren Taylor, Jervetta Campbell, Laura Wells, Anne Jones. Katherine Wells, Blanche Jamison, Marsha Kirk, Second row: Sandra Cates, Sherry Small, Holly Cocoron, Liz Hudson, Tracy Evrard, Stacey Ness, Lois Wolf, Christy Jackson, Third row: Larry Quick, Joe Barbee, Terry Heggins, Howard Esquirol, Ama Sebo, Walter James and James Smith. 244 ADMISSIONS ADVISORY COUNCIL Larry Brown, Patti Jeu De Vine, Al Frantz, Lori Kates, Bob Ridenhour, Jean Basham, Walt Lindsey, and Pam Foxx The Admissions Advisory Board is an organization that coordinates the activities of the Catawba College Tour Guides, under the direction of the admissions office. The organization also provides information for both present and prospective students. Bob Ridenhour is president. Meetings are held once a month with advisor Pam Foxx. 245 BLUE MASQUE Row two: Scott McCachren, Marsha Kirk, Kelly McKinley. Ken Wazalavek, Jeff Bruce, Row two: Robin Shue, Robert Votow. David Latham. Kathy Boardman, Linda Kesler, Ditte Hofmeester. Margaret Frauendorfer, Kevin Hardison. Rick Ketner. Petal Strudwick. Rachel Engler, Ed Ashurst. Row three: Nikki Atkins, Cindy Wright, Hank Copeland, Clark Current, Cheri Connelley. Jackie Steele. Joan Meehan. David Beach. Lauren Taylor. Simone Grant. Lisa London. Annette Timberlake. The Blue Masque is comprised of extremely tal- ented and hardworking theatrical 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, vari- ous one-act plays and workshops during the aca- demic year. The purpose of the club is to promote interest in theatre and to encourage dramatic ac- tivity on campus and in the community. Advisor to the Blue Masque is Mr. T.D. Ringenberg. 246 Officers: Rachel Engler, Treasurer; Linda Kesler, President; Dean Meritt, Vice President; Joan Meehan. Secretary: Scott McCachren, Public Relations Director: Marsha Kirk. Historian. roURE A Good AM, CMKRLIC 88 WiV Director: Linda Kesler Choreographic Musical Consultant: Jeff Bruce Director: Jeff Jimison Set Lighting Design: Robert Votaw Design: T.D. Ringenberg The Company Charlie Brown David Beach Lucy Lois Wolf Linus Tim Ross Patty Teresa Brady Schroeder Robert Votaw Snoopy Dewanna Thomas 247 Murder in the Cathedrae By 248 Director Dayna A. Anderson Costume Scenic Designer James Parker Lighting Designer Robert Weidner Technical Director Thomas D. Ringenberg Keyboard Vocals Jeff Jimison THE CAST Chorus (The Women Of Canterbury) Bonnie Caldwell, Maria Hernandez, Amelia McCachren, Kelly McKinley, J.M. Meehan Priests John Christie, Henry Brown, David Latham Messenger Rachel Engler Thomas Becket Scot McCachren Tempters I Knights Earthly Pleasures Kory Miller Temporal Power— Past John Clark Current Temporal Power — Future G. Edwin Ashurst, III Eternal Power J.C. Gloster 249 DEATHTRAP by IRA LEVIN Directed by REID LEONARD Sets and Costumes by JAMES PARKER Technical Direction by THOMAS RINGENBERG Lighting by BOB WEIDNER CAST Sidney Bruhl MyraBruhl Clifford Anderson HelgaTendorp Porter Milgrim Edwin Ashurst III Simone Grant Kory Miller Teresa Brady Jim Gloster 250 NO EXIT Jean-Paul Sartre Directed by Jim Gloster Set Design by Kevin Hardison L ight Design by Bob Weidner Jim Gloster Costume Coordination by Cheri Connelly Scenic Artistry by Jim Gloster THE CAST VALET Robbie Jordan GARCIN Kevin Hardison INEZ Marilee Powell ESTELLE Lisa London 251 CONGRATULATIONS TO Fredericka Vanessa Blanche Lisa from WANDA, CECILE, AND GERRI COMPLIMENTS OF NORTHWESTERN BANK MEMBER F.D. I.C. COMPLIMENTS OF WACHOVIA 254 BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF ' 83 7 Mt J VtlL CONGRATULATIONS FROM SGA O ' GREAT SPIRIT, Whose voice I hear in the winds, And whose breath gives life to all the world, hear me! I am small and weak, I need your strength and wisdom. Let me walk in beauty, and make my eyes ever behold the red and purple sunset. Make my hands respect the things you have made and my ears sharp to hear your voice. Make me wise so that I may understand the things you have taught my people. Let me learn the lessons you have hidden in every leaf and rock. I seek strength, not to be greater than my brother, but to fight my greatest enemy — myself. Make me always ready to come to you with clean hands and straight eyes. So when life fades, as the fading sunset, my spirit may come to you without shame. 255 COMPLIMENTS OF TAYLOR MATTRESS CO., INC. P. O BOX 1 528 SALISBURY. N C 28144 Congratulations Seniors From THE FRESHMAN CLASS BEST OF LUCK TO 83 GRADS THE SOPHOMORE CLASS COMPLIMENTS OF Ppd Qregory Jewelers™ 104 North Main St., Salisbury, N.C. HOLROYD ' S A Name You Can ' t Remember A Taste You Won ' t Forget New York Style Delicatessen And Dairy Bar 1354 West I nnes Street Salisbury, North Carolina COMPLIMENTS OF CAROLINA CAMERA. INC. j 116 North Main Street Salisbury, N.C. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS from Bev and Jill 256 CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR ' 83 ALUMNI Good Luck and Much Success We are very proud of YOU! Compliments of the Alumni Office 257 COMPLIMENTS OF Pepsi Cola Distributors P.O. Box 22 Spencer, N.C. m 2 First Union Congratulates The Class Of ' 83 N GOODBYE THE SENIOR CLASS The time of my lite In relation to the world Is insignificant The time spent here In relation to my life Was brief But not insignificant Javan 258 compliments of T! 1P I nr SALISBURY PLANT H FIBER INDUSTRIES INC. -if Where PEOPLE •e our MOST MPORTAt ASSET N GOOD LUCK TO THE ' 83 STAFF HOWARD, BEV AND JILL 259 260 261 262 263 264 265 266 267 268 269 270 271 272 273 274 PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Allen L. Anderson ARA Food Service Mr. Mrs. Robert W. Bacon Mr. Mrs. George E. Bauer, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Randolph K. Bennett Henry Peggy Brintle Stan Breta Caldwell Dr. C. Robert Carlton Mr. Mrs. Robert L. Carpenter George Bonnie Church Sam E. Coates Mr. Mrs. G. Clifton Connelly Mr. Mrs. Jim Dehart Tom Diane Ford Mr. Mrs. Newton O. Fowler, Jr. Dr. Mrs. Alfred S. Frantz Joseph P. Green Robert W. Green Mr. Mrs. J. Clark Hamley Judge Mrs. Major B. Harding Dr. Mrs. David Hudson Dr. Mrs. Kenneth Holtzapple Mr. Mrs. David R. Hullender Cindy Karen Jackson Sallie Frank Johnson Mr. Mrs. John Kaniss Roslyn Kates Mr. Mrs. Robert Kelly Mr. Mrs. Robert L. Kesler Robert Knott John Aggie Kollar William B. Lichter Rev. Mrs. J.W. Loy Neil Sonja Mahnken James Mair C.N. Masten Dr. Frank A. Meyer Doug Jane Moe Bobby K. Moore Dr. Martha H. Morehead Mr. Mrs. Ted Nalesnik Mr. Mrs. Philip Nappi, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Rolf Nelson Mr. Mrs. George Painter Mr. Mrs. William E. Parker Mr. Mrs. Vivcent A. Pepper Mrs. Pru Petrakis Pockets Mr. Mrs. Marvin Poole Walt Hilda Ramseur Raymond Ritchie Shirley P. Ritchie Dr. Mrs. Rollin Russell Mr. Mrs. F.L Scharf Mr. Mrs. Thomas Schwartz Laraine Schweig Dr. Mrs. E.W. St.Mary Mr. Mrs. Eddie Thomas Mr. Mrs. Daniel C. Trader Mr. Mrs. Frans Van Bergen Dr. Mrs. Bernard B. Vinoski Mrs. D. Joan Wazlavek Mr. Mrs. R.L. Waddell Mr. Mrs. Harry Wilson, Sr. Dr. Mrs. Millard Wilson Mr. Mrs. John H. Williamson Nancy Worley Robert Eula Maie Yoder 275 Our second edition finished! Thank goodness! We ' ve kicked ourselves a thousand times for accepting these editors positions again, but seeing our work in print somehow makes it all worthwhile. We ' ve worked long and hard to produce what we feel is a book of memories to last a lifetime. It is our wish that you find your special remembrance within these pages also. We would like to thank our advisor. David Setzer and Tom Adams of Hunter Publishing for their expert advice. Arlis Campbell and Julia Grimes deserve special thanks for helping us with copy on our last deadline. Martin Brown. Chris Gardner, Kimberlie Kroh. and Janet Palacio were a tremendous asset to our staff. And last but not least, we would like to thank Howard Simmons. For your work we will be forever grateful. To the members of the Senior class, congratulations and good luck. We wish you success in your future endeavors. To the faculty and administration we say a big thanks. You have guided us and prepared us well to meet the world that awaits. And to the underclassmen we urge you to cherish your time at Catawba, for it will pass quickly. Ours surely did. Godspeed! Bev and Jill 276 3H • Winston -Salem HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY • Norlh Carolina Charles L. Hunler, Winston-Saiem, N.C