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

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1984 volume:

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Clyde Lippard Dr. and Mrs. J.W. Loy Mr. and Mrs. George Painter Mr. and Mrs. Frans VanBergen Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Waddell Mr. and Mrs. John H. Williamson A SPECIAL THANKS TO EVERYONE STUDENT LIFE MAY DAY Queen — Jill Fink; Maid of Honor — Elizabeth Crowed; Senior Representatives. — Ginger Stoddard. Kim Cropper; Junior Representatives — Cathy Boon, Marcia Hoover, Marcie Webber; Sophomore Representatives — Lori Kates. Sherry Sherrill. Susan McRee; Freshman Repre- sentatives — Holly Corcoran, Patti Hall. Elaine Shirey FOUNDER ' S DAY KflEl Rh b I REjI 1 1 l FX S B v ' tff 1 36gj r • m ■ w m P 1 SUPERBDWL DANCI Returning graduates and friends were welcomed with open arms as Catawba ' s 1 383 home- coming got under way. Clear skies and a warm sun were gladly accepted while reminiscing olden days of love and laughter kept the alumni busy. The crowd cheered as Dr. Stephen Wurster crowned Cathy Boon 1 383 ' s Homecoming Queen. Current students at Catawba have much to look for- ward to in the future as they re- turn to the campus that was their home, their place to be. Other representatives were: Lori Kollar, Gloria Gines, Jane Sloan, Patti Shine, Amy Kil- bourne, Judy Long, Melissa Sagen, Laverne Dejournette, Andrea Haines, Kelly Auten, Julie Schweig, and Kym Davidson. Kim Alexander Marcia Hoover Kathleen Sugrue MAD HATTER PARTY J ; I I B B Itt. J O 8 H S ' % ' ■ «jF . ■ ! it TB - ; L ' JMv.M tp JM wF ' IB WL c JP 1 1 Jr Fl ■ ' V., ' m,- Bpi -4 x. ba k w_ M |P Si j . , £ l 3 B . Ml :. ■ E ■gTT . F Jr Ikfl mff HfC  1 ■] m W H% %! Hw D l gL-- v ' - M FiS JlP w ' 1 W m -— m 1 ?- ir Dust off the hat and come join the fun, the Mad Hatter Party has just begun! ! ! No matter what it looks like, it ' s okay at Catawba College. Here outrageous is the usual. There is a hat for every person, and a good time for everyone! PAJAMA PARTY P. J ' s and panties seem to go together at Catawba College. It was a clear, cold night and spirits soared as the students, huddled in warm coats, arrived in the gym lobby. Dancing, drinks, and music were all backdrops to the P.J. clad students. Having fun and being happy seem to be Catawba College traditions! AIR BAND SPORTS FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Back Row: Kae Richardson. Robin Shives, Tori Burris, Patty Mayall, Gina Gentile. Beth Waddell, Lisa Bost. Front Row: Marcus Malveau, Melanie Trexler. Scot McCachren FOOTBALL Back to front — left to right: Manager James Robinson. Manager Mike Knott. Ass ' t Coach Charles Uttle. Ron Spaecmo. Sam Lynch Jim Clark Jeff Taylor, Richard Rhines, Steve Kinney, Scott Olson. Robert Brewer, Woody McMillan, Cullen Jordan, Monty McLaughlin, Mi ' ke Kepley ' Richard Dawson. Morton Jones. Mike Crenshaw Greg Huntley. David Monroe. Kevin Young, Ass ' t Coach Ron Raper, Ass ' t Coach Len Martin ' Manager Bill Cube. Wayne Jackson. Tim McMahan, Brian Shipley, Gary Dowell. Eric Bame. David Ard. David Dutton Tim Baker Shane Logan ' Barry Meachum, Carl Beck, Mike Wright, Hal Capps. Tony Klubert. Jim Combs, John Phillips. Thomas Nunley. Tom Mohlman Brent Poole ' Ass ' t Coach Yates, Ed Kinney, Joseph Rousseau, Jay Aldredge, Steve Robb. Kendall Carter, Rodney Pitts. Carl Johnson. Jimmy Holmes Joe Crapster, Dave Powell. Dave Wood. Steve Wh.taker. Sam McCormick. Greg West, Todd Shook, Craig Mathis. Brent Martin. Rodney Nordelli Rich Land.s. Dean Ray, Coach Bill Leonard, Head Coach Pete Stout. Wmslow McMoore, Mark Raines. Gordon Brown Eddie Forrest Robert Caldwell. JoeFoti. Wade Smith. Eric Watson, Jim Parent, Mark Flmg. Reggie White. Earl McMMIon. Steve Foye, Stokes Hairston Fred Moore Jeff Granqu.st, Frank Badoma. Chrid Potest. David Brown. Coach Wood. Steve Turley. Todd Armstrong. Jeff Coulter. Mark Teat J,m Childers. Albert Prego. Juvy Pma. Ronnie Arant. Solomon Abitbol. Maurice Leak. Tim Bates. Eddie Whitley. James Robinson. Bobby Myers Kevin Paige. Ed Hooker. Jackie Hayes, Steve Leach CAT 10 3 15 9 7 O 3 1 5 21 28 Newberry Mars Hill Wofford Carson -Newman Presbyterian Elon Georgia Southern Guilford Oavidson Lenior Rhyne OPP 28 35 25 31 28 1 7 10 15 2B 28 SOCCER Sitting: Jeff Granquist, Mark Benz, Rick Moffitt. Andrew McKay, Paige Lane. Kenny Sloane. Gerry Scion, Jeff Mason, Standing: Tom Grippo, David Roy, Larry Greiner, Bill McFeeley. George Corson, Bill Twigg. Kevin Pedicord, Hunt Smith, Nick Costino, Steve Kittleburger, Ralph Wager. CAT 1 2 2 5 2 3 A 2 4 1 1 1 2 1D 2 a 2 3 13 N.C. Wesleyan Guilford Atl Christian Greensboro Pfeiffer Francis Marion Wingate Pembroke Methodist UNC-Asheville Mars Hill Elon Greensboro High Point Belmont Abbey Wingate St. Andrews Mars Hill OPP A 3 3 O 3 2 2 1 2 1 O 2 O o o 1 2 D ' -• ,• I If Wr t) nxM ?.  ( FIELD HOCKEY Kneeling: Cindy Gonmley, Chris Griffith, Jessica Orr, Tracy Frey. Marcie Webber Spekhardt, Joan Canavaciol, Diane Beck, Angie Crayton, Marion Greene Sharma Dulm, Standing; Nan Whitley, Lon Kates. Irer CAT OPP 1 Pfeiffer 5 O High Point 1 2 Davidson 3 1 Duke 6 D Davidson 1 3 High Point 3 O Appalachian 1 B Vanderbilt 1 4 Swannee 3 3 Georgia Club 1 1 Wake Forest 2 O Pfeiffen 3 1 Davidson A O Swannee 2 o Carolina Club 2 CATAWBA COLLEGE LIBRARY Salisbury, North Carolina 28144 ft V : d jug gU Bj ■wt. VOLLEYBALL First Row: Jodi Manning, Charlotte Bailey, Kelly Chnsawn, Molly Dean [Manager]. Second Row: Vonda Martin, Cindy Kock, Cindy Morris Melody Dekle, Glenda Parrish, Third Row: Gwen Knipe. Dee Williamson, Tink Wallace. Lisa Smith. Carol GMIigan CAT lost lost won lost lost won lost won lost lost lost won won won won won QPP CAT Atl Christian lost St. Andrews lost N.C. ASlT lost Winston-Salem State lost Wingate lost UNC-Charlotte lost UNC- Wilmington lost Pfeiffer lost Lenoir-Rhyne lost Winston-Salem State lost Pembroke won UNC-Asheville lost Gardner- Webb won N.C. AST lost Pfeiffer won Belmont Abbey lost OPP Guilford N.C. Central High Point Winthrop Greensboro College Mars Hill Winston-Salem State Wingate Lenoir-Rhyne Greensboro College N.C. Wesleyan Pembroke Coker UNC-Charlotte Elon Mars Hill BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Back Row: Tom Nash, Larry Greini Angie Hill, Patty Mayall, Gina Gentile, To David Zalinski, Jason Scott, Shawn Todd- Front Row: Lisa Bost. Patti Hall, Marcia Hoover, i I WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL L ♦•- J Debbie Craddock, Gwen Kanipe, LaVe Cnayton. Susan Lang, Manager erne DeJournecte. Tina Whittington, Paula Whitley. Libby Beac Dri Ann Bowen. CAT DPP 59 Wingate 65 2 Bennett O 62 Erskine B6 61 Appalachian St. 77 64 Atlantic Christian 78 BO Mans Hill 9B 5B Pembroke State 95 95 Gardner- Webb 71 66 Pfeiffen 75 70 High Point 72 61 Guilford B7 45 Elon BO 79 Gardner- Webb 76 91 Pfeiffer 73 67 High Point B1 60 Wingate BO 76 Appalachian St. 75 71 Elon 91 55 Pembroke State B2 101 Guilford 1 10 65 Atlantic Christian 7B 7D Mars Hill 8B m Bf  . f HL-H i ■ ■ ' 3 B m| C fcT E| §KB MEN ' S BASKETBALL Billy Puckett, Andrew Matthews. Ed Fowler. Derrick Tucker. Woodrow Boler. Mark Simpsor Moe, Mike Cutter, Steve Johmson, Bradd Eldridge. Tim Overton. Art Rose Mark Fink. Ricky Thompson, David Coastal Carolina Francis Marion Claflin Lenoir-Rhyne Johnson C. Smith Atlantic Christian Pembroke State Wingate Belmont Abbey Morris Methodist Gardner- Webb Elon High Point Pembroke State Pfeiffer Lenoir-Rhyne Guilford Elon Limestone Pfeiffer High Point Gardner- Webb Lenoir-Rhyne Atlantic Christian Wingate Belmont Abbey Asst- Coach Tom Bonebrake 50 65 7D BO Coach Len Martin. Peter Sir is, Michael Knott. Joe Trair : Sornson. Scott Crater, David Corriher. Rob Sottile, Not pictured — Steve Leach. Tom Harker. The 1 983-84 Catawba wrestling team, with a new coach and 6 of 1 O positions filled with freshmen, compiled an out- standing 1 O and 3 record against tough competition. 1 O vic- tories in a single season is a new school record for wins. The tribe was led by freshman Rob Sottile who compiled a season record of 23-5, freshman George Fiorile with a record of 19-6, and captain Joe Trainor whose record was 1 6-3 for the year. All three qualified for the NAIA National Tournament. All members of the team worked very hard and contributed greatly to the success of the team. With such a young team, the Indians have served notice that they will be a force to be reckoned with in the future. CAT OPP 26 Hampden -Sidney 1 5 15 N.C. AST 35 34 Hampden- Sidney 1 5 30 Longwood 21 36 Furman 1 5 27 Davidson 24 15 3 26 41 23 University of the South S Davidson 25 5th Mid-South Tournament TENNIS i « ? SOFTBALL Back Row; Freda Stovall. Theresa Kellam, Lori Ann Bowen, Cindy Koch. Marion Greene, Gayle McCrae, Coach Cecile Whitley. Middle Row: Kim Mair. Angie Crayton, Charlotte Bailey. Sharma Dulin. Melanie Dekel, Glenda Pamsh, Coach Nan Whrtley. Front Row: Cindy Gormley. Sherry McCurdy. Sharon Snuggs. Gwen Kanipe. LaVerne Dejournette. Atlantic Christian 5-2 13-1 Gardner Webb 1B-7 14-1 Winston Salem State 9-5 13-S Wingate B-D 12-0 Elon 3-2 7-6 Guilford 5-0 3-2 Fayetteville State 3-13 3-1 Pembroke Pfeiffen Guilford Pfeiffen UNC-Wilmington N.C. Central 1 -4 5-4 4-1 2-6 7-3 1 3-5 2-5 3-4 3-5 1 -4 BASEBALL Standing: Gary Clawson, Greg Stadther, Ben Peeler. Bill Patnss, Kenny Love, Ken Mahnken, Glenn Kallimch. Terry Harwell, Claries Beatty. Dave Folmar, Rich Landis. Kneeling: Coach Bob Bailey. Chris Gibbs. Robbie Sparks, Richard Drake. Ed Matthews, Raymond Brewer. John Dmicola, Kenny Fernandez Sitting: Mark Hill, Fred Seagraves. Steve Flood, Robert Burke CAT OPP CAT OPP 1 UNC-Charlotte 3 1 1 Guilford A B UNC-Charlotte 5 2 Pfeiffer 14 B Duke 1B 1 Elon a 3 Appalachian 6 5 Elon 1 3 Appalachian 7 1 1 Atl Christian 10 5 Wingate B a Guilford B A Atl Christian 3 12 High Point 13 9 At I Christian 1 7 9 Lenoir-Rhyne B A Davidson 3 18 Guilford 1 B Davidson 1 6 1 O Pfeiffer 12 2 High Point 1 A Gardner- Webb O 7 Wingate 6 3 Gardner- Webb A 5 Pembroke State 3 14 Mars Hill 15 1 1 Pembroke State 2 B Mars Hill A 3 Citadel 7 2 Appalachian B A Citadel S 5 Appalachian B B High Point 12 PAS! OEPT COMMANDER BOB DAVIjJbSR AMERICAN LEGIO , Farmers erchants Bank . ' INTRAMURALS fe fi. INTRAMURALS ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION The Student Government Association is comprised of all students at Catawba College. The students in this picture are the S.G.A. leaders who have attempted to convey the wishes and concerns of the student body to the Administra- tion. The 19B3-84 S.G.A. took on various projects throughout the school year. Major projects included re- organizing the S.G.A. and Student Court. Work was also carried out to strengthen campus media organizations. In all of our endeavors, we always remembered our main pur- pose: to strengthen the voice of the student body and to strive to become an effective group of representatives for Catawba students. CTop] David Joslin, Julie Ramseur, Kim Hughson, Bridgett Poe, Bill Zolper, Martin Brown. Lauren Taylor, Mark Shutts, Robbie Sheffield. Elaine Shirey, Sherrell Murray, Chris Griffith. Lori Kates. Ralph Shipley. Lynn Shuping. (Seated] Dr. Jayme Kaniss, Amy Kilbourne. Executive Council: Bridgett Poe, Robbie Sheffield. Sherrell Murray, Lynn Shuping, Julie Ramseur, Kim Hughson. Mark Shutts. Amy Kilbourne. Class Presidents Andrea Haines. Lori Kates. Elaine Shirey, WP r- B H 5k- 9 k ' B. r 7 A ru ■Ps K - ' 4 ' Br Jl ■ t J l m ■ flg Senators: Chris Griffith. Edwin Rohrbaugh, Kim Alexander STUDENT COURT Back Row: Robbie Sheffield. Judy Long, Jim Cunningham. Front Row: Chris Griffith, Cheryl Whiting, Beth Vazzana The Student Count consists of repre- sentatives from each class, elected offi- cers and professors of Catawba College. Through the judicial process the Student Court maintains order on the college campus. MEN ' S RESIDENCE COUNCIL The Men ' s Residence Council consists of all men who live on campus. The purpose of the council is to unite all men of Catawba. M.R.C. includes representatives from each male dorm, RA ' s. and an Executive Council. Men ' s Residence Council participates in activities during the year, as well as sponsoring activities. The Executive Council officers are: President — Ralph Shipley; Vice-President — Jeff Hamley; Secretary- Treasurer — Keith Chalmers. The advisor is Eric Strimple. Women ' s Government Association Kathy Shue, Lauren Taylor. Susanna Burleson. Diane Beck, Tanya Huffiness. Gloria Gines. Gina Paula Wilson. Cynthia Kenlaw, Sherrell Murray, Barbara Singleton. Tern Pepper, Chris Griffith, Sher Small. Sandra Cates, Jo Glenn Robertson. Melinda Means. Kelly Jackson, Laura Butterworth. The Women ' s Government Association, most widely known as WGA , is made up of each and every woman on campus. All women are automatically members and can participate in any project or activity that the organization holds. WGA strives to serve the women of Catawba with enjoyable and informative pnognams and social gatherings, as well as, providing the entire student body with service activities and social events. WGA participates in Home- coming, May Day, and any other of Catawba ' s special events. The WGA council is made up of: RA ' s, Head Resi- dents, Dorm Presidents, Hall Representatives, and the Executive Council; President — Lauren Taylor, Vice- President — Kelly Jackson, Secretary — Diane Beck, Treasurer — GloriaGines, ICC — Sherrell Murray, Advisor — Kathy Shue. HOUSE COUNCILS North: CTOPJ : Laura ButCerworth, Kelly Jackson, Sandra Cates. Melissa Sagen, Doris Coates, Tern Pepper, Susanna Burleson. Lisa Mar hoover. Beth Rohr- baugh. Tracy Frey. Barbara Singleton. Diane Beck. Monica Meadows, Sharon Snuggs. MEDIA BOARD Martin Brown, Jack Wall. Dr. Gerald Hcnaker, Laura Butterworth, Laura Andersor ing, Bradd Hamm, Dewanna Thomas, Ralph Shipley. The Media Board is composed of all editors, managers, and advisors of the media organizations at Catawba Col- lege; the Arrowhead, the Pioneer, the Sayakini, and WNDN. Also participating in this committee are three students who have been selected from the student body at large. The SGA president acts as the chairperson of this com- mittee. The main purpose of the Media Board is to oversee and advise Catawba ' s media organizations. SAYAKINI fbl $$ £ ■ « ' Back Row: John Hamley, Bob Beatrice. Jeff Hamley. Jil Kathleen Sugrue, Halph Shipley. Houston, Glenn Weidner. Front Row: David Roy. Laura Anderson, Angie HM Kathleen Sugrue and Marcia Hoover- — Photographers PIONEER Editor Brad ARROWHEAD Laura Butterworth, Jennifer Smith, Maureen Tansey, Martin Brown, Molly Deem. Not Pictured: Laura Ashley. Brent Snipes, and Debbie Jean Beam. The Arrowhead: Catawba ' s Point of Expression is Catawba ' s literary magazine, which provides stu- dents with an opportunity to publish their creative works. One of its primary goals is to promote the liberal arts on campus. This year, the Fall issue has expanded to 45 pages to accommodate the surge of talent that is being developed and produced here. IMPRESSIONS Barefoot, you walk along the empty beach, leaving impressions in the moist sand, your foot playing follow the leader with the left. I, too, travel that sandy trail, guided by your footprints in the sand. An impossible quest: pursuing five independent toes and a dawdling heel, but I never reach you, for although we journey down the same path, you are going in the opposite direction. Jennifer E. Smith SNIPE FLIES by Brent Snipes WAR The boy stood at the fog shouded bus depot. His mother stood despondent by his side, Not speaking, Not feeling. Slowly the bus panted the fog and came to a stop. The boy looked at his mother through watered eyes. And said, Mama I ' m scared. She waited in earnest for a word from her boy. Finally by a telegram it came. It read: Mama I love you, and I ' m scared. They told her he was courageous. They told her he was always loyal, And never seemed scared. Then they told her he was dead. That was the last she heard of her boy. The last time she cared for anything. Now she just sits and stares, At the bus depot down the street. Timothy Ross WNDN-FM Mike Smith. Jack Walls. Bill Schmidt, Carl Johnson. Todd Coleman. Brad Hamm, Greg Shell, Dewanna Thomas, Robert Cann, Ellen Wice. All forms of music found their way Into the stereos of Catawba ' s students and Salisbury citizens from WNDN ' s staff. First semester ' s manager was Jack Walls. Second semester, Dr. Honaker became manager to help readjust the station. The news director is DeWanna Thomas and she speaks on both college and community news. Bill Schmidt is the fashion plate host. Other people who have weekly shows are Jack Walls, Jason Scott, Ida Bostian, Valerie Harlan, Jim Combs, Bill Schmidt, Brad Hamm, David Roy, Todd Coleman, Robert Cann, Greg Shell, Ellen Wice, Margntt Krams, Henry Brown, Mike Smith, Carl Johnson. WOMEN ' S ATHLETIC RECREATION ASSOCIATION Back Row: Lori Ann Bowen, Irene Spekhsrdt, Diane Beck. Tern Pepper, Chris Griffith, Cindy Gc Pat Whitley, Dee Beck, Sharon Snuggs, Kelly Cavin The Women ' s Athletic Recreation Asso- ciation attempts to promote physical effi- ciency and to develop good sportsmanship among the students of Catawba by foster- ing an interest in sports. The WARA spon- sors an intramural program of dual, indi- vidual and team sports. All Catawba wom- en are members of our organization, however, not all are active members. nley. Kelly Cnsawn. Front Row: Jodi Manning, WANTU — WA ' NZURI Back Row: Dei Killian, Yvette inis Hende McDougald well. Paula Wilson. Man; The Wantu-Wanzuri is a student orga- nization designed to enhance the minority perspective and to establish a better rap- port 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 pro- grams for freshman orientation, Black His- tory Week and recruiting. Officers: Ivan Smith — President; Gina Hill — Vice-President; Kim Cornwell — Sec- retary; Ann Abbot — Treasurer and Re- porter. COMMERCE CLUB Back Row: Tom Nash, Edwin Hamlin, Martin Hughley. Kevin Loghlin, Keith Thompson. Middle Rosa : Tracy Lewis, Todd Kymen, Laura Leitner, Lisa Simon, Laura Kuchenburg, Jackie Flanner. Front Row: Kim Alexander, Diane Beck, Pam Finney The purpose of the Commerce Club is to bring together students, faculty, and administration of Catawba Col- lege who are interested in business — oriented curriculums through social and professional contacts with orga- nizations, industries and related businesses. Officers: Kevin Loghl Lewis nder, Lisa Simon, Lori Kollar, Tracy SCIENCE CLUB 1 st row: Jane Sloan, Kenny Schanf , Stacey Ness. Kymn Davidson. 2nd row: Sam Towne, Elaine Smith, Dee Williamson, Launa Morrison, Libby Beach. 3rd row: Lisa Fortner, Johr Painter, Michael Cavanaugh. Dr. Michael Baranski. The Catawba College Science Club is for any student with a genuine interest in the sciences. The club offers opportunities to pursue intenests through lec- tures, field trips, and fellowship with other- science clubs from all oven the state. Officers: Pnesident — Libby Beach; Vice-President — DaveWooten; Secre- tary — Kymn Davidson; Treasurer — Jim Car- michael. Advisor: Dn. Michael Baranski. POLITICAL SCIENCE CLUB Glenn Weidner. Sally Wright, Pat Shields. Carolyn Ward. Jeff Hamley. Kymn Davidson, John Jones, Branson Pethel, Chuck Kroh. Dr. Sanford Silverburg. Bill Zolper, Elvie Van Dyke. Sue Walker. Julie Ramseur, Dr. Jayme Kaniss. Ann Abbott. The Political Science Club consists of students who are interested in this specific area of the social scien- ces. There are three purposes of the club: to encour- age scholarship and academic achievement in the study of political science; to develop a sense of group identity among political science and public administra- tion majors; and to develop rapport between faculty and students. Officers: President — Chuck Kroh; Vice-President — Glenn Weidner; Secretary — Julie Ramseur; Treasurer — Lynn Shuping. COMPUTER SCIENCE CLUB Dr. Robert Carlton. Dr. Paul Baker, DeDe McElveen, Harvey Cornher. James Crumel, Debbie Craddock, Kevin Carlton, Doris Hepler, Cathy Boon, Theresa Grey. Chris Gladden. Laverne DeJournette, Patty Moore, Lisa Blake, David Corriher. Sharon Snuggs. Wanona Gregory. Sharon Hicks, Patty Grey. Luella Ketner. Cindy Koch. Sherry Buckner. Wes Fleming. Barry Mitchem, Brent Snipes, Paul Dziomba, Todd Shook, Bob Mazzoni, Deidra Adams. The Computer Science Club of Catawba Col- lege, established December 1 982, began as an active organization in September 1 983. The club consists of 48 members and is headed by its officers: President, Kevin Carlton; Vice- President, Doris Hepler; Secretary, Debbie Craddock; Treasurer, James Crumel; Two members-at-large, Harvey Corriher and De- lores McElveen; and acting Past President, Cathy Boon. The club ' s advisors are: Dr. C. Robert Carlton and Dr. Paul Baker. The club is a member club of the DPMA [Data Processing Management Association] of Charlotte, N.C. STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Seated: Lydia Campbell, Arlis Lowman, Laura Morrison, Dons Hepler Standing: Lon Kates, Shelia Stad Jackson, Leigh Hall, Dr. Sophie Fishel (Advisor), Patti Jeu de Vine, Andrew Mathews er, Jane Shumate, Gaule The Student Education Association is the Catawba College chapter of the Nation- al Student Education Association. The club consists of education majors and minors. Meeting once a month, the club features guest speakers, special pre- sentations, and the sharing of teaching ideas and strategies. Membership pro- vides not only valuable contact with other education students but it also provides liability insurance to cover those doing field work in the schools. This yeans officers are President: Arlis Lowman, Vice President: Lydia Campbell, Secretary Treasurer: John Bolton, Social Chairmen: Doris He- pler and Laura Morrison. Dr. Sophie Fishel is the advisor. HONORS PROGRAM Far Back: Dr. Maynard Rich. Dr. Karl Hales. David Dodd. Scot McCachren, Dr. Bethany SinnotC, Jill Houston, Anne McNeill. Laura Ashley. Holly Marshall. Libby Bachall. Beth Vazzana. Laura Butterworth. Brigett Poe. Andrea Haines Standing: Laura Pasqumi. Marcie Lefler. Rhonda Ritchie. Dave Parker. Dr. Maynard Rich, ScotMcCachr Rodney Burton, Chris Loy, Robin Ritchie. DeDe McElveen. Margaret Stoner, Angie Hill The General Honors Program at Catawba College has been che- ated to meet the needs of those students who are committed to academic excellence. Special courses and selected regular courses are designed for the Honors Program and taught by canefully selected professors. New students with strong academic potential and continuing students with a GPA of 3. Q or better may register for courses. The structure of the Honors Program courses encourages ex- ploration of ideas and concepts through lectures, discussions, and reports. The format is designed to help the student develop critical skills basic to an educated person, the ability to read and compre- hend unfamiliar documents, to analyze and organize complex ideas, and to effectively communicate these ideas in oral and written form with percision and clarity. NORTH CAROLINA STUDENT LEGISLATURE 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 fun- damental purposes. First, through actual par- ticipation in a model General Assembly, it pro- vides students with a close-up, practical educa- tion in the political and legislative processes. Second, NCSL affords students a statewide forum for expressing ideas and opinions on cur- rent issues to both state and national leaders. NCSL is the oldest and most active student legislature in the country and more than ACPIa of NCSL ' s legislative ideas have been written into law. Club members: Kerry Scharf, Carolyn Ward, Anne McNeill, Deidre Adams, Lynn Shuping, Beth Vazzana, Dr. Karl Hales, Glenn Weidner, Bill Zloper, Bob Mazzoni. BAND 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 stu- dent members, along with several people from the community, make up the Catawba Civic Band, which per- forms twice a year in a Christmas and Spring Concert. GOSPEL CHOIR Front Co Back: Karen Cuff le. Gina Hill, Paula Wilson, Je McDougal, Ivan Smith. Gordon Brown, Terry Higgins, Der Campbell. Cynthia Kenlaw, Angie Burrows. Ann Edmunds. Kir is Henderson. Reggie White The Gospel Choir is an onganization that promotes uplift through songs, praises, and fellowship. Membership is open to any student who has an interest and the ability to sing gospel music. i Clornwell. Yvette Officers: Yvette McDougal — Secretary, Cynthia Kenlav — Treasurer, Karen Cuffie — President, Maria Killian — Vice-President, Ann Edmunds — Booking Agent SOCIAL WORK CLUB Cynthia Kenlaw. Mr. Robert Hartsell, Tangy Thornton, Gina Hill, Michael Vocherr, Debbie Poole, Kenny Hinegard- ner, Julie Kassouf. Miss Sherry Free. The Social Work Club, an organization composed of students seeking to assist their services for society ' s social welfare by presenting their services for workshops, seminars and volunteer work. The social work club has continued to establish a growing development for social welfare. Many communities recognize the social work club by their activities, due to the National Professional Organization for the Social Workers — the NASW. The social work club will continue to help society in its path of life. Tangy Thorn ton — President; Cynthia Kenlaw Secretary; Kenny Hinegardner — Treasurer. - Vice President; Gina Hill - FRESHMEN COORDINATORS Robin Ashe. Jon Hamley. Jill Ridenhour, Beth Waddell. Cheryl Whiting, Tracey Lewis. Lynn Shuping. Cecile Strudwick, Ann Abbott. [Row 2] Glenn Weidner. Martin Brown. Kevin Carlton, Bradd Hamm, Benii Hamm. Debbie Craddock, Sherry Buckner, Skip Morgan. [Bottom Row] Angle Hill, Marcia Hoover. Maria Killian. Tori Burns. DeWanna Thomas. Patty Moore. The Freshmen Coordinator group is a group that was formed to help new oncoming students get acclamated to their new surroundings. The group helps with everything from moving new students into their dorms right through registration to being a friend afterward. The group consists of 37 members with the Director being Skip Morgan and Co-director Judy Vliet. The advisor of the group is Ms. Margarita O ' Brien. RESIDENCE HALL ADVISORY BOARD Kneeling — Daren Fuller. Harvey Comher, Ralph Shipley. Judy Vliet. Standing — Bill McDpnald. Lynn Mancini. Phil Shillman, Melinda Means. Jim Bradley. Marcia Hoover, Kym Davidson. Not Pictured — Bill Schmidt. Dean Ray. Ralph Wager, Doris Coates, Monica Meadows. Kelly Jackson. Eric Stnmple. The R.H.A. B. consists of R.A. ' s and House Council members of the different residence halls. The group discusses issues that arise out of living in residence halls. During this discussion, the group explores dif- ferent aspects of the issue. Once they have completed their recom- mendation, they will make a further recommendation that will be the in- terest of the college. The Residence Life Staff con- sists of trained upperclassmen who seek to promote the well- being of residents and to super- vise residential facilities. Kneeling far right — Ralph Wager. 1 St Row — Yvette McDougald. Sue Walker. Andrew Zimmer- man. Kim Ford, Sandy Cates, Tommy Grippo. 2nd Row — Diane Beck. Wade Furches. Sherrell Murray. Kym Davidson. Jim Bradley. Laura Butterworth. Ralph Shipley. Edwin Hamlin. Chris Griffith. Eric Stnmple. 3rd Row — Doris Coates. Harvey Corriher. Doug Brown. Chris Gardner. Jeff Hamley, Chris Petrakis. Bill McDonald, Dean Ray. Daren Fuller. Not Pictured — Monica Meadows, Judy Vliet, Lynn Summitt, Vinnie Trimarchi, Larry Quick, Melinda Means. ADMISSIONS ADVISORY BOARD i Nesbitt, Jeff Hamley, Ralph Shipley, Joe Guinta, Robin Ashe, Kim Lemmons, nif er Styers, Patti Jeudevine. Judy Vliet, Ann Qsborn, Melody Hines, Gma Berini, Kates. The purpose of the Admissions Advisory Board is to coordinate the activities of the Catawba College Tour Guides, under the direction of the Admissions Office. The Admissions Advisory Board will also provide information from both present students and prospective students to the Admissions Office. Officers: Lori Kates, President; Ralph Shipley, V. President; Robin Ashe, SecretaryATreasurer. Tour Guides: Ctop) Gina Berini. Ann Qsborn, Melody Hines, Patti Jeudevine, Mr. Jim Nesbitt, Robin Sackett, Debbie Smith, Jen- nifer Styers, Susan Yarbrough, Anne McNeill. Kim Lemmons. Brenda Lane, CheVell Blacknik, Tracy Lewis, Lynn Mancini, Laura Anderson. Robin Ashe, Kim Ford, Judy Vliet, Jeff Bruce. Ralph Shipley, Lori Kates, Cheryl Whiting, Jeff Hamley. INTER-CLUB COUNCIL TOP: Martin Brown, Kevin Carlton, Libby Beach. Julie Ramseur. Allen Carnck. Jessica Orr, Lauren Taylor. Elaine Shirey, Lori Kates. Melinda Burton, Ralph Shipley. Lydia Campbell. Karen Cuffie, Sherrell Murray. The Inten-Club Council is the branch of the S.G.A. which deals with student organiza- tions. It seeks to create a sense of unity among the various student organizations. The I.C.C. is also responsible for the monthly campus calendar and for reviewing club constitutions. This year, the I.C.C. has sponsored a Spirit Week leading up to Homecoming, and a canned food drive for the Salvation Army during the Christmas holidays. The I.C.C. Director is Sherrell Murray. Catawba Activities Council ••• to unite students ••• The Catawba Activities Council CC.A.C.) is the organization which tries to unite the stu- dents by bringing special artists [Crystal Cabaret], movies, speakers, parties, Home- coming, the Inaugural Ball, Springfest, and numerous other student activities to cam- pus. The C.A.C. is co-directed by Amy Kil- bourne and Bridgett Poe and advised whole- heartedly by Dr. Jayme Kaniss, with a very special group of committee persons. Top to bottom: Amy Kilbourne, Bridgett Poe. Angela Coulter. Cathy Boc Lauren Taylor, Jim Cunningham, Kelly Jackson, Ralph Shipley, Dr. Jayr Kaniss. Advisors — Dr. Jayme Kaniss and Dr. Robert Lowdermilk Jim Cunningham — Technical Cha; PSYCHOLOGY CLUB I U iiS f 1 ■ 1 1 PI hi W-t MM i w 4 JUt JUL | jjjj Front Row — Gloria Gines, Stella VanBergen. Robin Ritchie. Back Row — Laura Pasqumi, Rhonda Ritchie, Rodney Burton, Judy Vliet. Dave Parker, Wendi Nelson. The Psychology Club is composed of psychology ma- jors and other- upperclassmen who may be Interested in majoring in this field. Career people in psychology and related fields are invited to partcipate in the meetings thus widening the interest in vocational opportunities in the field. Officers: President — Dave Parker, Vice- President — Rhonda Ritchie, Secretary-Treasu rer — Paula Wilson. Advisors: Dr. Albert Roberts, Dr. Maynard Rich, Mr. Kevin Hoyle, and Dr. Lounelle Mullis PSI CHI I I I 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 Poth personal and professional development. Many thanks to Dr. Maynard Rich for his time, support and encouragement as advisor to Psi Chi. Seated: Joe Crowther, Kim Alexander. Dave Parker, Robin Ritchie. Standing: Julie Davidson, Laura Pasquini, Angie Hill, Rhonda Ritchie, Chris Loy, Dr. Maynard Rich. Officers: Rhonda Ritchie, President; Chris Loy, Vice President; Kim Alexander, Secretary; Joe Crowther Treasurer. PHI EPSILON Rich Landis. Allen Carrick, Martin Brown, Libby Beach, Bradd Eldndge, Mike Cutter, Ed Fowler. Charlie Beatty. Skip Morgan Sharry Buckner, Debbie Craddock. Diane Beck, Jackie Hayes, Kara Cadiz, Cathy Boon, Edwin Rorhbaugh, Scot McCachren. Kim Hughson. Lydia Campbell, David Beach, Dr. Bethany Sinnott. Phi Epsilon is an honor society with a membership of 3D Junior and Senior students. Election to mem- berships is based upon outstanding scholastic achievement, character, leadership, and service to Catawba College. The purpose of the organization is to unite the outstanding members of the student body as members of a single group in order to prom- ote scholarly and cultural activities on campus. Offi- cers of the club are: Allen Car-nick — President; Bradd Eldnidge — Vice-President; Libby Beach — Secretary Treasurer; Kim Hughson and Julie Ramseun — Social Chairmen; and Dr. Bethany Sinnott — Advisor. ALPHA CHI Dave Parker. Brent Martin, Wade Furches, Bradd Eldridge. Allen Carrick, Dr. Bethany Sinnott, Rhonda Ritchie, Robin Ritchie, Cathy Boon. DeDe McElveen, Lori Ann Bowen, Marcy Lefler, Ben Banks, Julie Ramseur, Lydia Campbell, Patty Gray, Edwina Gray, Doris Hepler. Casandra Lockert. It is quite a privilege to be inducted into Cataw- ba ' s highest honor society, Alpha Chi. For election to the society one must meet the following require- ments: 1 ] be a Junior with a GPA of 3. 7 or higher, 2] be a Senior with s 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. Advisor is Dr. Bethany Sinnott. WHO ' S WHO IN ' - ft 3 Lon Anne Bower AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES Edwin Hamlir EDWIN ROHRBAUGH Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities Colleges Junior Class Favorite SGA President ' s Service Award Phi Epsilon Honor Society Sophomore Class Favorite Freshman Class Vice President Student Recognition Committee Campus Tour Guide Catawba Phon-a-thon Intramural Sports Elections Committee SGA Senator Resident Assistant Freshman Coordinator SGA Executive Council President of Pine Knot Hall Men ' s Residence Council Director of Catawba Activities Council Inter-Club Council Arts and Cultural Affairs Committee SGA Constitution Committee Chairman of Positive Action Committee MILLER Campus Representative SGA Parliamentarian Cathy Boon Homecoming Queen Dean ' s List Presidential Honor Roll Junior Marshal Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities S Colleges Associate Editor of the Pioneer Chairperson for Homecoming Committee of Catawba Activities Council President of Computer Science Club SGA Senator Alpha Chi Honor Society Phi Epsilon Honor Society Catawba Activities Council Computer Science Club BLUE MASQUE Hank Copeland, Tim Ross, Jim Gloster. Ed Ashurst, Kelly McKinley. Kevin Hardison, Mike Cavanaugh, John Gibson, Rhonda Franz, Angie Scalies, Margret Krams, Anne Jones, Lauren Taylor, Jeff Bruce, Maura Krah, Pat Orndorff, Keith Darwin, Dorcus Tomasek. Kae Richardson. Mike Yionoulis, Genie Caussin, Ellen Wise. Mark Miller. Yvetta Campbell. Dewanna Thomas. Marcus Malveau. Petal Strudwick, Becky Taylor, Debbie Beam, Kim Abbott. Curly Bartol. Robbie Jordan, Dean Merritt, Laura Butterworth, Cindy Wright. David Beach. Ton Burns. Scot McCachren, Clark Current. The Blue Masque is comprised of extremely talented 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, 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. Advisor to the Blue Masque is Mr. T. D. Ringenberg. BLUE MASQUE EXECUTIVE BOARD — Kelly McKinley CM (Secretary]. Debbie Beam (Public Relations). Jim Gloster (Presider (Vice-President]. Kevin Hardison (Treasurer] Ed Ashurst t). Tim Ross by Jack Heifner THE CAST TORI BURRIS ANGIE HILL CINDY WRIGHT Directed by Teresa Free Stage Manager — Scot McCachren Asst. Stage Manager — Angie Scalies Set Designer — G. Edwin Ashurst, III Light Designer — Kevin Hardison Sound Designer — Keith Darwin Book by ROGER O. HIRSON Music Lyrics by STEPHEN SCHWARTZ Directed by REID LEONARD Musical Directing and Conducting JEFFREY HAL JIMISON Leading Player Pippin . . . . Charles . . . Lewis . . . . Gastrada . . . Berthe . . . . Musician . . Head . . . . Field Marshall Noble . . . . THE CAST Fred Inkley Peasant John Hendershot Mike Yionoulis Player (Beggar) Tim Ross Mark Miller Catherine Lauren Taylor Greg Thompson Theo Devin Sinnott Kelly McKinley Player Kim Abbott Angie Scalies Player Dorcas Tomasek Robert Votaw Player Netta Campbell Pat Orndorff Player Dewanna Thomas Kory Miller Player Rebecca Taylor John Gibson ■ ;TW! 4 A l Hit 1 -.AIL; MB t f- J i wr ?ssi L ' w n mP| The Woolgatherer by William Mastrosimone Directed by: Kevin Hardison CAST Cliff James C. Gloster Rose Rebecca A. Taylor CLASSES SENIOR CANDIDS Paul Dziomba Lynn Shupmg and Nikki Atkins This is it. This ain ' t r dress rehearsal. + I Chris Gardner and Vangie Mch Kiss me you fool!!! Julie Ramseur Cindy Wright SENIOR CANDIDS Julie Ramseur, Kim Hughson, Courtney Gran Computer Burnout! DeDe McElveer SENIOR CANDIDS 53tS Bradd Eldndge Robert Votaw and Kory Miller Hello Mudder. Hello Fadder. So long Camp Catawba. Jeff Bruce Charlie Beatty and Mark Teat with Kim Ford and Lynn Mancmi Glenn Weidner C Fain Catawba Free Speech Loses Bli SS B ZARTMAN HALL Cindy Gormley, Cindy Morris and Chris Griffith SENIOR CANDIDS SsSKBKi ; ft H f Hr r c. h • ' nilCC SSSsSS ffil Eddie Matthews and Darr en Fuller 11 m i k Jf a ' - ' ' : ' ■ Wm i SSK m CMk v-. flH T J Tim Swicegood and Friends Sheila Black with Ozell Coope; Vinnie Tnmerchi. Steve Flood and Rich ' s Mom Sf HJEJS t •■ ' •■Hi ' 1 Steve Kinney and Todd Shook NFL Bound? Vinnie Trimanchi. Rich Drake and Steve ' s Mom Jim Gloster with Kim Abbott Marcia Hoover SENIORS C L A S S O F Kenneth S. Albrecht Lexington, NC Kimberly J. Alexander Psychology Todd Armstrong Geeton.e. NC BUAD Robin Elaine Ashe Officers: Angie Hill, Treasurer; Robin Ashe, Secretary, Me President. a Hoover, Vice President; Martin Br Karen A. Baker Raleigh. NC Public Recreation Newton Banks Laura O. Beach Charles Allen Beatty Charlotte. NC BUAD Economics Diane M. Beck Mt. 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